Commissioning; Per Box Parameters; Per Channel Parameters; Description Of Switch Input Options - Honeywell Ex-Or CDH4U5 Installation And Commissioning Instructions

Commissioning

The LCM is commissioned using a dedicated programme running on a Windows-based computer. Commissioning settings may then be directly uploaded from
the computer to the LCM or transferred to an HP2000 hand-held programmer for easy upload on site.
Communication from the PC can be by means of a USB infrared transceiver which can signal directly to the LCM's on-board infrared port over a short range or via
any attached presence detector from beneath (range: 1-3m).
The main parameters for configuration are tabulated below. These parameters may be re-programmed any number of times and all settings will be retained in
the event of a power loss.
PARAMETERS

Per Box Parameters:

Switch A: 1-5, Switch B: 1 -5,
Switch 6A*, 6B*, 7A*, 7B*
Detector 1-5: Range

Per Channel Parameters:

Ballast Type
Assigned Detectors
Assigned Photocell
Assigned Switches
Power Up
Response
Off Delay (Main Time Delay)
Bus Connect
Zones 1-4
Corridor 1-2: Begin
Corridor 1-2: End
Global 1-2 Rx
Manual I/P (Local/Share for Each Switch)
Start Lamps
Entry Scene
Lamp Max
When Vacant
(Turn-Off Options)
Fade to Off
Bright Out
Photocell
Set-Point Low (Photocell Lower Threshold)
Set-Point High (Photocell Upper Threshold)
Scene 2
Scene 3
Scene 4
Scene 5
Scene 6
100 Hour Burn-in
* Planned

Description of Switch Input Options:

SELV Switch Options
Sustain
Brighten
Dim
Off
Scene 01..06
On
Partition
OneSwitch
On-Dim
Off-Brighten
On-Brighten
Off-Dim
Emergency Tst
Emergency End
OPTIONS
User may choose any option for Switch A or Switch B from following:
Sustain / Brighten / Dim / Off / Scene 01..06 / On / Partition / OneSwitch / On-Dim / Off-Brighten / On-Brighten / Off-Dim /
Emergency Test / Emergency End (See separate table for detailed description of Switch Input options)
Max 100%, Max 75%, Max 50%
High 100%, High 75%, High 50%
Med 100%, Med 75%, Med 50%
Low 100%, Low 75%, Low 50%
Min 100%, Min 75%
Non-Dimming, 1% DSI, 3% DSI, 10% DSI, 1% DALI, 3% DALI, 10% DALI
Detectors 1-5: Assigned or not assigned to this channel
Photocell 1-5 (in Detectors 1-5): Assigned or not assigned to this channel
Switch A & B: Assigned or not assigned to this channel
On / Off
Auto, Manual/Bus, Manual only
10 seconds to 96 hours / Disabled
Yes / No
Zone number 1-100
Zone number 1-100
Zone number 1-100
Yes / No
Obey locally only / Obey locally and transmit command on MLS bus
Max / Min
Scene 1-6
100%, 90%, 80%, 70%, 50%, 45%, 40%, 35%, 30%, 25%, 20%, 15%, 10%
Off until next occupancy detection
Minimum, 25% or Scene 6 until next occupancy detection
Minimum, 25% or Scene 6 for 3 x Off Delay
Minimum, 25% or Scene 6 until the building is empty
Yes / No
Yes / No
Regulate (100%, 90%, 80%, 70%, 60%, 50%) / Passive / Active / Disabled
0-1024 (used in Regulating Scene 1)
0-1024 (used in Regulating Scene 1)
Output 0-100%
Output 0-100%
Output 0-100%
Output 0-100%
Output 0-100%
Burn-in 100hrs/Cancel/Resume - See Application Note AN4028
Causes assigned channels to act as if an occupancy detector continues to detect occupancy
Raises light level . Works only with dimmable ballasts.
Lowers Light level . Works only with dimmable ballasts.
Turns lamp OFF
Recalls Scene assigned (any scene 01 to 06 as configured)
Turns lamp ON
Initiates logical partition of a room. Refer to AN4002 for more details
Simple momentary push-to-make wallswitch that can be used to raise or lower the lighting level or toggle the output of
the unit ON or OFF. Short press toggles output ON and OFF; long press will ramp the light level Up or Down.
Short Press will turn the output ON, long press will lower the light level
Short Press will turn the output OFF, long press will raise the light level
Short Press will turn the output ON, long press will raise the light level
Short Press will turn the output OFF, long press will lower the light level
Initiates manual test of emergency luminaire by turning OFF the Maintained Live
Restores Maintained Live to end the Emergency Test
Note: Not required for VF or SELV Outputs
Note: Not required for VF or SELV Outputs
Description
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Note: Not required for VF or SELV Outputs
Note: Not required for VF or SELV Outputs