ESYLUX MD-W200i Mode D'emploi page 11

• To avoid influencing the light sensor, maintain a minimum
distance of 1 m in relation to the connected lighting and
do not point light sources directly at the detector.
• When installing the device, bear in mind the surrounding
area e.g. neighbouring properties or the distance to the road.
• The motion detector should only be installed on a stable,
flat surface (wall).
Remove the covering cap by turning it slightly to the left (fig. 2.1).
The wall base unit and sensor are connected. For installation
purposes, separate the two parts. Fit the screwdriver into the
side opening, lever in the direction of the sensor and pull the
detector away from the wall connector base (fig. 2.2). Feed
the cable into the detector and mount the wall base unit in
the required position (fig. 3). The hole distance is 60 mm so
that the wall base can also be mounted on standard
recessed-mounted boxes (fig. 3.1). For surface-mounted
boxes, refer to fig. 3.2.
Connect the motion detector according to the circuit
diagram (fig. 4).
CAUTION: The maximum inrush current must not be exceeded
when connecting to capacitive loads such as electronic ballasts
or fluorescent lamps with parallel compensation.
(4.1) Standard operation.
(4.2) Parallel connection of max. 8 devices.
(4.3) When connecting inductors (e.g. relays, contactors,
ballasts) the use of a filter (A) may be necessary.
(4.4) Standard operation with additional continuous function
through external switches.
(4.5) Parallel connection with automatic stairwell light.
(4.6) Standard operation with the additional possibility of
switching on by hand.
Press the sensor into the wall base until it clicks into place
and secure it with the safety screw (fig. 5).
NB: The motion detector must always be mounted so that the
sensor faces forwards and downwards.
4 • START-UP AND SETTINGS
After the device has been successfully installed and the
power supply switched on, the device will perform a self-test
(lasting about 60 seconds). During this test, the focus LED will
flash and the connected system (can be switched off
optionally – see p. 13) will come on. Once this time has
elapsed, the device will be operational and will function
according to the factory settings (10 lux, 2 min).
Note: to prevent tampering, the "Relay OFF during the self-test"
is disabled in the factory settings. Activation is only possible
during the self-test.
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