INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL FOR MODELS: ITSDU / ITSHDFU / ITSEBU

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1 ISTALLATIO AD OPERATIOS MAUAL FOR MODELS: ITSDU / ITSHDFU / ITSEBU THREE YEAR LIMITED WARRATY The Lightolier Controls product, when properly installed and under normal conditions of use (without overload, abuse or alteration), is warranted to you, the original user, for a period of three years from the date of original retail purchase, to be free from defects in materials and workmanship. If during the warranty period you believe the purchased product or any part thereof has such a defect, you must return the product (or part) at your cost during such period, with proof of purchase (or if installed by a third-party a written explanation of installation transaction with proof of date), to Lightolier Controls, Petal Street, Dallas, Texas 75238, for repair or replacement (or to an authorized Lightolier Controls supplier which agrees in advance to handle the return and replacement by factory authorization). If the product or part is found by Lightolier Controls to have been defective in material or workmanship it will be repaired or replaced (as deemed necessary by Lightolier Controls), and the replacement will be returned to you free of charge. The original user is solely responsible for any costs associated with removal and re-installation of the product and shipping to Lightolier Controls or its authorized supplier. LIGHTOLIER COTROLS LIMITS THE DURATIO OF THE IMPLIED WARRATY OF MERCHATABILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT TO THE LIMITED WARRATY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, AD OTHERWISE DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRATIES WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT AD ITS PARTS. Some states disallow certain limitations on implied warranties so you should consult your state law if you have a question regarding this limitation and disclaimer. Lightolier Controls disclaims any and all liability for incidental, consequential, special or indirect damage arising out of any claimed breach of warranty or otherwise. However, some states do not allow exclusion or limitation of such damages, so this disclaimer may not apply to you. The remedy provided in this Limited Warranty for defective products is the user s sole and exclusive remedy, subject to your state law. Further, this Warranty gives the user specific legal rights, and the user may also have other rights which may vary from state to state. If you believe warranty claim is warranted, you may contact your nearest authorized Lightolier Controls supplier. If one does not exist in your area, please contact Lightolier Controls Customer Service at the above address (or at ), or please visit us at IMPORTAT: RETAI THESE ISTRUCTIOS FOR THE ED USER. DO OT DISCARD. This product may be covered by one or more of the following U.S. Patents: #4,413,211; 4,430,576; 4,465,956; 4,733,138; 4,792,731; 4,880,950; 4,988,840; 4,992,709; 5,004,969; 5,004,969; 5,128,654; 5,153,816; 5,189,259; 5,194,858; 5,239,255; 5,239,255; 5,371,439; 5,371,444; 5,506,480; 5,636,111; 5,642,104; 5,646,490; 5,814,550; 5,821,704; 5,920,156; 5,930,126; Des. #307,578; 333,124; 435,203; 440,207; License # ; 5,004,969; 5,239,255; and corresponding foreign patents. Other Utility, Design and Foreign Patents Pending. We reserve the right to change details of design, materials and finish in any way that will not alter the installed appearance or reduce function performance. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Lightolier Controls Petal Street Dallas, Texas For technical/sales assistance, call: Made in U.S.A Philips Group. P/ A Made in U.S.A. Technical/Sales assistance: P/ A Lightolier Controls is a Philips group brand Lightolier Controls is a Philips group brand

2 Important Safeguards otes When using electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following: a) READ AD FOLLOW ALL SAFETY ISTRUCTIOS. b) Do not use outdoors. c) Do not mount near gas or electric heaters. d) Equipment should be mounted in locations and at heights where it will not readily be subjected to tampering by unauthorized personnel. e) The use of accessory equipment not recommended by the manufacturer may cause an unsafe condition. f) Do not use this equipment for other than intended use. g) Refer service to qualified personnel. SAVE THESE ISTRUCTIOS. WARIG: You must have access to a main circuit breaker or other power disconnect device before installing any wiring. Be sure that power is disconnected by removing fuses or turning the main circuit breaker off before installation. Installing the device with power on may expose you to dangerous voltage and damage the device. A qualified electrician must perform this installation. WARIG: Refer to ational Electrical Code and local codes for cable specifications. Failure to use proper cable can result in damage to equipment or danger to persons. CAUTIO: Wire openings MUST have fittings or lining to protect wires/cables from damage. Use 90 C copper wire only! 21

3 Specifications Table of Contents Model o: ITSDU ITSHDFU ITSEBU Load Types: Incandescent, Magnetic Lightolier Controls HDF Advance Mark 10, Low-Voltage, Cold Cathode, PowerSpec HDF Osram Quicktronic General Inductive Loads, Fluorescent Dimming PowerSense, and Directand VA-Rated Dimming Ballasts and HDF-Rated Drive Fluorescent Amplifiers. Dimming Amplifiers. Dimming Ballasts. Voltage: 120 Volts AC to 277 Volts AC (+/- 10%) Frequency 60 Hz Operating Temperature: 20 C to 40 C Dimensions: Weight: Coverage: Field of View: Range: Time Out Delay: Colors: Compliance: 4" (H) x 2 5/8 (W) x 1-7/8 (D) 6 oz. Approximately 4000 square feet 170º (no masking) 40 feet axial 30 seconds to 30 minutes (manual) or automatic White, Ivory, and Light Almond UL Listed Preface Description ITSDU Models ITSHDFU Models ITSEBU Models Manual Operation Setting the Light Level Preset Adjustments Ring Tone Selection Forced Air Gap Logic/Timer Mode Time Delay (Manual Mode) Automatic On / Manual On Mode Sensor Sensitivity Setting Setting the High Trim Manual Set Photocell (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity Automatic Set Photocell (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity Manual On Intelligent Off Resetting Factory Defaults Field of View Ganging Information Troubleshooting Guide Specifications Please check the Lightolier Controls web site, for updated product information. 20 1

4 Preface Troubleshooting Guide The document provides programming and installation instructions for the following IntelliSight products: ITSDU IntelliSight Occupancy Sensor with Inductive, VA-Rated Dimmer ITSHDFU IntelliSight Occupancy Sensor with HDF-Rated Dimmer for Lightolier Controls PowerSpec Dimmable Fluorescent Ballasts ITSEBU IntelliSight Occupancy Sensor with Electronic-Ballast Rated Dimmer for Advance Mark 10 and Osram Sylvania Quicktronic PowerSense Dimmable Fluorescent Ballasts ITSRB3 Lightolier Controls 3-Way Remote for use with ITSDU, ITSHDFU, and ITSEBU Occupancy Sensing Dimmers The following troubleshooting guide addresses common issues. Symptom Cause Correction Lights do not come On either manually or automatically. Lamp(s) are burned out or missing. Unit is in Forced Air Gap. Circuit breaker if Off. Replace lamp(s) in fixture(s). Release Forced Air Gap. Turn On circuit breaker. Please read all instructions before installing or using this product. Retain this guide for future reference. IMPORTAT IFORMATIO. PLEASE READ! This unit is intended for installation in accordance with the ational Electric Code and local regulations. It is also intended for permanent installation in indoor applications only. Before any electrical work is performed, disconnect power at the circuit breaker or remove the fuse to avoid shock or damage to the control. It is recommended that a qualified electrician perform this installation. Lights do not come On automatically. Lights are On all the time. Sensor is in Manual Mode. Try a lower sensor sensitivity level. Wire connections are faulty. Use Manual Mode if local or installation requires. Reconfigure sensor to Automatic Mode, if allowed. Try a different sensor sensitivity mode. Recheck all wire connections. IMPORTAT! Turn off circuit breaker before servicing. Shorted or damaged device. Replace sensor with new unit. Sensor is in Forced Air Gap mode. When safe, manually turn On the lights at the sensor. Remote does not turn On lights. Wire connections are faulty. Recheck all wire connections. IMPORTAT! Turn off circuit breaker before servicing. Occupancy outside the desired space triggers sensor. on-ideal placement or no mask is being used. Sensor sensitivity setting not appropriate. Use proper masking to mask unwanted areas. Try a lower sensor sensitivity level. Occupancy Sensor 3-Way Remote o audible warnings before lights turn Off. Audible warning is disabled. Enable audible warning tones. Lights turn Off, even though room is occupied. Insufficient movement, frequency or amount. Increase Time Out or increase sensor sensitivity setting. Lights remain On too long when room is unoccupied. Time Off delay too long. Decrease Time Off delay or set Logic/Timer Mode accordingly. User delay will not allow adjustment outside a certain range of Time Delay settings. Logic/Timer Mode enabled. Verify Logic/Timer Mode and adjust sensor accordingly. 2 19

5 Field of View Description The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer has a 170 field of view (with no masking). In some installations, it may be required to limit the optical field of view of the sensor. To do this, the lens of the sensor can be partially masked to block those areas where detection is not desired. The sensor is supplied with custom labels for the optional detection angles: 170 detection area (no masking) 120 detection area (short masking) 90 detection area (medium masking) 60 detection area (long masking) To apply the field of view masking labels: 1. Select and remove the desired label from the supplied adhesive sheet. 2. Apply to the side of the lens where detection is to be masked by aligning the edge of the label with the outer edge of the lens. 3. Complete the label application by rolling a finger over the label from the edge toward the center of the lens. With the label properly applied to the lens, the sensor will not detect movement outside the desired area. Figure 8: Masking Ganging Information The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer is designed with a strap style mounting plate. This device can be mounted in a multigang wall box with other strap design devices from Lightolier Controls and other manufacturers, if desired. The fins on the strap may be left in tact or they may be removed to allow placement in a multi-gang box. If the fins are removed, slight power derating is necessary. The power rating of the sensor is shown in the following chart: Power Rating 120 VAC 277 VAC o Fins Broken 1000 Watts 1000 Watts One Fin Broken 800 Watts 800 Watts Two Fins Broken 600 Watts 600 Watts OTE: For additional information on derating in general, refer to the Lightolier Controls Product Selection Guide. This product guide will present many faceplate options including options to have no fins broken in multi-gang applications. The IntelliSight Occupancy Sensing Dimmers are designer-style, multiple technology wall mounted devices. Each unit has an automatic shut-off feature and provides multi-location on/off (3-way) control when used with a Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote. The IntelliSight Occupancy Sensing Dimmers use multiple patented and proprietary technologies to enable optimum performance. The sensors use multiple detection technologies to properly determine if the space is occupied or vacant. Additionally, these devices have inherent intelligence that allows more accurate behavior for many conditions. Multiple detection technologies for accurate occupancy sensing and elimination of false triggering. Bi-level operation - occupancy sensor comes on to a user-defined (dimmed) preset or to full. With built-in dimming, lamp life is prolonged. Easy press-and-hold operation to adjust light level for lighting preset or manual override. Auto-Adaptive Timeout Delay. Patented audible warning sound prior to turning off the lights. Intelligent Off to override the sensor to turn off the lights for lighted projections such as films or presentations or for enhanced energy conservation. Three models to choose from, which operate with: ITSDU - Incandescent, magnetic low-voltage, cold cathode, general inductive loads, & VA-rated dimming amplifiers. ITSHDFU - Lightolier Controls PowerSpec HDF dimmable fluorescent ballasts. ITSEBU - Advance Mark 10, Osram Quicktronic PowerSense, & direct-drive fluorescent dimming ballasts. Manual Air Gap. Universal voltage for either 120 VAC or 277 VAC lighting circuits. Greater sensitivity for more accurate detection with much smaller human movement. Intelligent sensing to distinguish between human occupancy and moving air, plants, or curtains for fewer false triggers. Extended range for greater detection in larger spaces, requiring fewer devices. on-invasive technology - introduces no irritating noise or energy into the space. Visual detection confirmation. Beautiful decorator styling to blend with other Lightolier Controls devices, most decorator style control devices, and any décor. High power capacity in a strap design device. 3-way remotes available for extended functionality. Hardened, durable lens to diminish vandalism damage. 18 3

6 - ITSDU Models Manual On WARIG! Before installing device, ensure that all power has been disconnected at circuit breaker to avoid risk of shock or damage to the unit. Always follow local wiring codes. 1. Disconnect power to all circuits in the electrical box in which the sensor will be placed. 2. If using the supplied Compli screwless faceplate, mount the black trim ring under the metal strap. 3. Connect power leads as follows (refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2): a. Black - line in, 120 VAC or 277 VAC. b. White - neutral connection. c. Bare stranded copper - to building (earth) ground (proper ground connection required). d. Red - to load (light fixture). e. Yellow - carrier to Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote (optional). This wire must be capped with the provided wire nut if not used. 4. Any unused conductors must be capped with a wire nut making certain no copper wire is exposed. 5. Mount sensor in wall box, making sure that all leads fit comfortably without crushing. Place centered LED at the top of the box and the bar at the left side. 6. After tightening sensor mounting screws, mount the faceplate by snapping into place. 7. Restore power to the circuit. OTE: Allow 2 minutes for the sensor to power up and begin working. A user can manually turn on the lights when the sensor UP button is pressed regardless if the unit is in Manual On or Automatic On Mode. This feature overrides Intelligent Off (see below) when it is engaged. In Manual Mode, the lights will only turn on when the sensor UP button is pressed. OTE: The factory default setting for Auto / Manual On mode is Manual On. Intelligent Off When a user manually turns off the IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer, by pressing the DOW button, the unit will remain off even if the space is occupied. This unique feature allows users to override the sensor for additional energy conservation, to show lighted projections (films, presentations, etc.) or to simply turn off the lights when not needed. Five minutes after the vacancy is detected, the unit will re-arm itself to set operational state (i.e., Automatic On Mode). Users can immediately override the Intelligent Off by pressing the UP button to manually turn on the lights. Resetting Factory Defaults There may be a desire to restore the IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer to all the factory default settings. To restore all settings, do the following: 1. Tap the down button to turn the lights off, then force an air gap (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). The audible tone will signal a Forced Air Gap condition as described in the Forced Air Gap" section of this manual 2. While the sensor is in the Forced Air Gap Mode, press and continue to hold the SET button. 3. While holding the SET button, press the UP button for one second. 4. Release all buttons. All factory defaults are restored. OTE: Refer to the table in the Adjustments section of this manual to see the default factory settings. To 120VAC Source eutral Load to Fixture Black White Red Yellow * Ground bare * For 3-Way installation only. Cap if not used. Figure 1: ITSDU 4 17

7 Manual Set Photocell (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity There is a photo eye (photocell) in the sensor that can prevent the sensor from automatically turning on the lights if the light level in the room is already higher than a set level. This feature can be enabled or disabled - with the factory default being disabled. To enable or disable the photo sensitivity feature, do the following: 1. Press the SET button, then immediately press UP (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). After three seconds, you will hear an audible sound indicating you are in the Sensor Sensitivity Setting Mode. Continue to hold both the SET button and the UP for a total of 10 seconds. A second tone will sound will be played, indicating the sensor is now in the Photocell Sensitivity Mode. 2. While holding the SET button, release the UP button. Press UP or DOW to select the desired photosensitivity (light) level. OTE: The lowest LED level (1) disables this feature. The higher the LED level, the more ambient light that will be required to inhibit the lights being turned on. 3. When the appropriate setting is chosen, release the SET button to save the setting. OTE: The factory default setting for the Manual Photocell (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity is disabled. Automatic Set Photocell (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity The photo eye (photocell) in the sensor can be instructed to measure an ambient light level in the space and store this level in its memory to prevent the sensor from automatically turning on the lights if the light level in the space is at or higher than the stored level. This is mainly applicable to spaces that have windows that allow exterior light in the space. To enable the automatic set photo sensitivity feature, do the following: 1. Press the SET button, then immediately press UP (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). After three seconds, you will hear an audible sound indicating you are in the Sensor Sensitivity Setting Mode. Continue to hold both the SET button and the UP for a total of 10 seconds. A second tone will sound, indicating the sensor is now in the Photo Sensitivity Mode. 2. While holding the SET button, Press UP until the LED moves to the very top position of the LED light bar. 3. Press UP one additional time - the LED will disappear. 4. Release all buttons and step away from the sensor to allow the sensor to clearly see the entire space. 5. The unit shall count down (LED will move down the LED Bar Graph) for 4 seconds. 6. The sensor switch will turn off the lights momentarily to capture and store the light level in the space. The unit will then return to its previous state (turning on the lights). OTE: Whenever the light level drops below the stored level and the unit detects occupancy, the sensor will automatically turn on the lights (in Automatic Mode only). If the light level is above the stored level and the sensor detects occupancy, it will not turn on the lights in Automatic Mode. OTE: The factory default setting for the Automatic Photocell (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity is disabled. - ITSDU Models (cont.) Multi-Location (3-Way) Remote The IntelliSight ITSDU Occupancy Sensing Dimmer will work with the dedicated Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote. It is a designer-style, multi-location device that uses existing 3-way wiring to control the on/off commands for any IntelliSight Occupancy Sensing Dimmer. The remote device will function the same as the UP and DOW on the sensor device. OTE: A regular three-way switch should OT be used to control an IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer. Doing so may damage and, in turn, void the unit s warranty. Connect 3-way and multi-location wiring according the following diagrams: L ITSDU Sensor RED Capped Load ITSRB3 Remote GREY L ITSRB3 Remote GREY Figure 2: ITSDU Wiring (Single Pole and 3-Way) ITSDU Sensor RED Load 16 5

8 - ITSHDFU Models WARIG! Before installing device, ensure that all power has been disconnected at circuit breaker to avoid risk of shock or damage to the unit. Always follow local wiring codes. 1. Disconnect power to all circuits in the electrical box in which the sensor will be placed. 2. If using the supplied Compli screwless faceplate, mount the black trim ring under the metal strap. 3. Connect power leads as follows (refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4): a. Black - line in, 120 VAC or 277 VAC. b. White - neutral connection. c. Bare stranded copper - to building (earth) ground (proper ground connection required). d. Red - to load (light fixture). e. Tan - to dimming signal conductor to PowerSpec HDF Ballast. f. Yellow - carrier to Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote (optional). This wire must be capped with the provided wire nut if not used. 4. Any unused conductors must be capped with a wire nut making certain no copper wire is exposed. 5. Mount sensor in wall box, making sure that all leads fit comfortably without crushing. Place centered LED at the top of the box and the bar at the left side. 6. After tightening sensor mounting screws, mount the faceplate by snapping into place. 7. Restore power to the circuit. OTE : Allow several seconds for the sensor to power up and begin working. To 120VAC Source eutral Load to Fixture Dimmed Signal Ground Black White Red Tan Yellow * bare Sensor Sensitivity Setting Part of the superior performance of the IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer involves the increased sensitivity of the sensor system. The three settings are Low, Medium, and High. Each application may be slightly different and the preferences of each user might be different. The default setting (Medium) will be adequate for most situations. The settings are described as follows: Low: Medium (default): High: Lowest level of detection setting - when less detection is required or to reduce false triggering - occupants are close to the sensor or movements within the space are more pronounced. Default setting - medium level of detection to fit most applications. Highest level of detection - movements and activity within the space are less pronounced. (CAUTIO: May cause false triggering.) To configure the Sensor Sensitivity Setting, do the following: 1. Make sure the unit is On. 2. Press and hold the SET button. Immediately press and hold the UP button (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). 3. After three seconds, an audible sound will indicate that the sensor is in the Sensor Sensitivity Setting Mode. 4. While holding the SET button, release the UP button. Press the UP button to change the mode to a higher number or DOW to change to a lower number. The LED bar will light either 1 (low), 2 (medium) or 3 (high), indicating the sensor's current mode. 5. When the appropriate setting is displayed, release the SET button to save the setting. OTE: The factory default setting for Sensor Sensitivity is Medium. Setting the High Trim The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer has a High Trim feature that allows setting of the maximum lamp or load level. This allows additional energy savings by limiting how high the lamps can be adjusted. To set the High Trim do the following: 1. Tap the UP button twice to force the dimmer to maximum light. 2. Press and Hold the UP button for 10 seconds. A Tone will sound after 10 seconds. 3. The LED bar shows the present High Trim level. It will blink about once every second to show that the High Trim is being set. 4. Press and Hold the UP or DOW button to adjust the new level. 5. Press the SET button to set the High Trim and return to normal operation. The Dimmer will now scale all dimming between Off (Level=0) to Full On (Level=High Trim). Factory Default is High Trim set to Max. * For 3-Way installation only. Cap if not used. Figure 3: ITSHDFU 6 15

9 Automatic On / Manual On Mode The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer can be configured to operate in either a Manual On or Automatic On Mode. In Manual On Mode, the lights will only turn on when the sensor UP button is pressed. The lights will turn off when either the sensor DOW button is pressed or automatically when vacancy is detected for the time delay period. In the Automatic On Mode, the lights will automatically turn on as soon as occupancy is detected. The lights will turn off when either the sensor DOW button is pressed or automatically when vacancy is detected for the time delay period. To configure the operating mode (Automatic On or Manual On) for the sensor, do the following: 1. Press and hold the SET button. Immediately press the DOW button (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). 2. After three seconds, an audible sound will indicate that the sensor is in the Time Delay Mode. Continue to hold both buttons. 3. After ten seconds, a second audible signal will indicate the sensor is in the Operation Setting (Automatic On or Manual On) Mode. 4. While holding the SET button, release the DOW button. 5. Press the UP button to change to the Automatic On Mode. LED 1 will light. 6. Press the DOW button to change to the Manual On Mode. LED 2 will light. 7. When the proper operating mode is chosen, release the SET button to save the setting. IMPORTAT: The factory default setting for the Automatic On or Manual On Mode is Manual On. Some local codes require operation in the Manual On Mode only. Please check local requirements and building design specifications before changing the device configuration. - ITSHDFU Models (cont.) Multi-Location (3-Way) Remote The IntelliSight ITSHDFU Occupancy Sensing Dimmer will work with the dedicated Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3- Way Remote. It is a designer-style, multi-location device that uses existing 3-way wiring to control the on/off commands for any IntelliSight Occupancy Sensing Dimmer. The remote device will function the same as the UP and DOW on the sensor device. OTE: A regular three-way switch should OT be used to control an IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer. Doing so may damage and, in turn, void the unit s warranty. Connect 3-way and multi-location wiring according the following diagrams: ITSHDFU Sensor TA TA RED L WHT HDF Ballast ITSRB3 Remote GREY ITSRB3 Remote GREY ITSHDFU Sensor L TA RED WHT HDF Ballast Figure 4: ITSHDFU Wiring (Single Pole and 3-Way) 14 7

10 - ITSEBU Models Logic/Timer Mode 1. Disconnect power to all circuits in the electrical box in which the sensor will be placed. 2. If using the supplied Compli screwless faceplate, mount the black trim ring under the metal strap. 3. Connect power leads as follows (refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6): a. Black - line in, 120 VAC or 277 VAC. b. White - neutral connection. c. Bare stranded copper - to building (earth) ground (proper ground connection required). d. Red - to load (light fixture Advance Mark 10 or direct-drive fluorescent ballasts only). e. Yellow - carrier to Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote (optional). This wire must be capped with the provided wire nut if not used. 4. Any unused conductors must be capped with a wire nut making certain no copper wire is exposed. 5. Mount sensor in wall box, making sure that all leads fit comfortably without crushing. Place centered LED at the top of the box and the bar at the left side. 6. After tightening sensor mounting screws, mount the faceplate by snapping into place. 7. Restore power to the circuit. OTE: Allow several seconds for the sensor to power up and begin working. To 120VAC Source eutral Load to Fixture Ground Black White Red Yellow * bare * For 3-Way installation only. Cap if not used. Figure 5: ITSEBU The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer time-off delay can operate in four different modes. The default is Manual Mode, which means the fixed time delay (as set by the user) is always used. The remaining three modes are within the Automatic Mode setting to adjust the unit to the space and occupancy patterns, differing in how aggressive the sensor is with saving energy. Conservative Mode will automatically adjust the time-off between 5 to 30 minutes (default is 15 minutes). ormal Mode will automatically adjust the time-off between 1 and 15 minutes (default is 1 minute) for enhanced energy savings. Aggressive Mode will automatically adjust the time off delay between 30 seconds to 3 minutes for maximum energy savings. To make these settings, do the following: 1. While the lights are On, press and hold the SET button for ten seconds (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). The sensor will beep at three seconds and then again at ten seconds indicating you are now in the Logic/Timer Mode menu. 2. LED 1 (on the left-hand LED bar graph) indicates Manual Mode (factory default), LED 2 indicates Conservative Mode, LED 3 indicates ormal Mode, and LED 4 indicates Aggressive Mode. Press UP or DOW to change the setting. 3. When the proper mode is chosen, release the SET button to save the setting. OTE: The factory default is Manual Mode (Fixed Time Delay). Time Delay (Manual Mode) The time interval after detection before lights are turned off can be adjusted. Due to the increased sensitivity, selectivity, and accuracy, shorter times might be necessary. The time interval can be adjusted from 30 seconds to 30 minutes. (The factory default delay is 15 minutes.) To adjust the time-out delay, do the following: 1. Make sure unit is On and Logic/Timer Mode is set to Manual Mode. 2. Press and hold the SET button (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). Immediately press the DOW button. 3. After three seconds, an audible signal will sound indicating the sensor is in the LED Time Time Delay Mode Min. 4. While holding the SET button, release the DOW button. Current setting will be 7 25 Min. indicated by the LED bar graph according to the chart at the right Min. 5. To adjust the time delay, press UP or DOW to choose the appropriate setting Min. OTE: Increasing the time delay will lower the possibility of a false off trigger, but will 4 10 Min. also lower the energy savings. 3 5 Min. 2 3 Min. 6. When the proper time delay is chosen, release the SET button to save the setting. 1 1 Min. OTE: The factory default delay is 15 minutes. o LED 30 Sec.* * Aggressive Mode Only 8 13

11 Ring Tone Selection The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer has several different audible alert signals that can be chosen. These tones alert the user that the unit is going to turn off the lights when it detects vacancy and is near its programmed time-off delay setting. To change the setting, do the following: 1. Press and hold the SET button for three seconds (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). 2. After three seconds, the bar graph LEDs will light to indicate which of the ring tones (or tone off) is selected. If the tone is not disabled (LED 1), then the tone will play. 3. To change the tone, press the UP or DOW button. 4. At each selection, the tone will play and the LED display will change to indicate which setting is chosen. 5. When an acceptable tone (or tone off) is chosen, release the SET button to save the setting. OTE: The factory default is Tone umber 1. Forced Air Gap For circuit maintenance or some operational conditions such as media presentations, it may be required to prevent the sensor from automatically turning on. To force the air gap (off) setting, do the following: 1. While the lights (dimmer) are Off, simply press and hold the DOW button for three seconds (refer to Figure 7 on page 10). 2. After three seconds, an audible signal will sound and all LEDs will turn off indicating the sensor is in the Forced Air Gap Mode. While in this mode, automatic triggering will not turn on the device. 3. To restore normal operation, press UP for one second to turn the lights back On. 4. For safety, during lamp maintenance, take appropriate steps to ensure the sensor is not accidentally turned On. OTE: Forced Air Gap Mode will work in either Automatic or Manual Mode. Forced Air Gap is different than a normal Off in that automatic detection will restore lighting after a normal Off. - ITSEBU Models (cont.) Multi-Location (3-Way) Remote The IntelliSight ITSEBU Occupancy Sensing Dimmer will work with the dedicated Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote. It is a designer-style, multi-location device that uses existing 3-way wiring to control the on/off commands for any IntelliSight Occupancy Sensing Dimmer. The remote device will function the same as the UP and DOW on the sensor device. OTE: A regular three-way switch should OT be used to control an IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer. Doing so may damage and, in turn, void the unit s warranty. Connect 3-way and multi-location wiring according the following diagrams: ITSEBU Sensor L RED Advance Mark 10 Ballast WHT ITSRB3 Remote GREY ITSRB3 Remote GREY Figure 6: ITSEBU Wiring (Single Pole and 3-Way) ITSEBU Sensor L RED Advance Mark 10 Ballast WHT 12 9

12 Manual Operation Adjustments The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer operates manually or with automatic occupancy detection. To operate manually, do the following: LED 8 1. To Turn the lights on, do one of the following: a. Tap the UP button once to turn the lights on. The device will turn on Up Set the lights to the user-defined preset level (refer to the "Setting the Light Level Preset" section for more information). b. Press and hold the UP button to turn on the lights to a specific lighting level. 2. Tap the DOW button to turn the lights Off. LED 1 Down 3. If the lights are left on and the space is vacated for a certain amount of Figure 7: Sensor Controls time, the sensor will detect the vacancy and automatically turn the lights Off. 4. The sensor switch will automatically turn the lights Off when no occupancy is detected for the time setting (as described in the "Time Delay" section). There will be a warning sound several seconds before the lights are to be turned off. 5. If in Automatic Mode, the sensor will automatically turn the lights on as soon as occupancy is detected. OTE : The Lightolier Controls ITSRB3 3-Way Remote, when connected via the yellow wire to an IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer, provides the same manual On and Off operation as described above. Setting the Light Level Preset The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer can be easily set, by the user, to turn on the lights to a certain (Preset) lighting level. This allows the device to turn on the lights at a reduced or dimmed level for additional energy savings. 1. If the lights are Off, press and hold the UP button to turn on the lights to the desired lighting level. 2. Release UP button when the desired lighting level is achieved. ote the LED bar on the left-hand side. It indicates the dimmer level. 3. Press the SET button once to set preset level. The left-hand LED bar will display where the preset level is set. 4. To check preset: a. Turn Off lights by tapping DOW button once. b. With lights Off, tap UP button once. c. Lights should go directly to preset. If not, repeat Steps 1-3. The IntelliSight Sensing Dimmer will function well for most applications using the factory default settings straight out of the box, but some adjustments are possible as described in the following chart. All settings are held in non-volatile memory, which will retain the settings for years after power is removed. Parameter Set Up Down LED Bar Comments Default Ring Tone Selection 3 sec 1-4 Levels Forced Air Gap (Activate) Forced Air Gap (Deactivate) Light Level Preset (when unit turns on) 1 sec 3 sec Displays desired (set) Preset Light Level (Faint LED when unit is Off) Time Delay 3 sec 3 sec 1-8 Level Auto / Manual Mode 10 sec 10 sec 1 & 2 Status 1 = Off (o Tone), 2 = Tone 1 3= Tone 2, 4 = Tone 3 With the lights (dimmer) Off, press and hold DOW for 3 seconds - unit will beep and relay release will be heard From Forced Air Gap, press UP button for 1 second See "Setting the Light Level Preset" section for details 1 = 1 min, 2 = 3m, 3 = 5m, 4 = 10m, 5 = 15m, 6 = 20m, 7 = 25m, 8 = 30m, no LEDs = 30sec (aggressive mode only) 1 = Manual On Mode 2 = Auto On Mode Tone 1 15 min Manual On Sensor Sensitivity 3 sec 3 sec 1-3 Level 1 = Low, 2 = Medium, 3 = High Medium Manual Sensitivity Mode Automatic Light Holdback 10 sec 10 sec 10 sec 10 sec 1-8 Level (Light Levels) Sets Unit to Desired (Set) Light Level Logic/Timer Mode 10 sec 1-4 Level Manual On Manual Off Reset to Factory Default Press & Hold Press Once Press Once 1 = Off 2 (Lowest) to 8 (Highest) Level See "Manual Set Photo (Ambient Light Level) Sensitivity" section for details 1 = Manual, 2 = Conservative 3 = ormal, 4 = Aggressive Press to turn on lights in either Manual or Automatic Mode Press to turn off the lights - See "Intelligent Off" for details While holding SET, press UP button for 1 sec (after forced air gap) Off Off Manual 10 11