ETC Unison Paradigm Occupancy Sensor - Manual (Page 7)

E T C I n s t a l l a t i o n G u i d e
Occupancy Sensor
Occupancy Sensor Installation Guide Page 7 of 8 Electronic Theatre Controls, Inc.
Step 2:Press the [Walk Test] button on the front
of the sensor to enable the walk test
feature at the sensor. A green LED will
begin to flash, indicating the walk test is
enabled and the vacancy / no vacancy
occupancy timer will be shortened to 10
seconds.
Step 3:Move throughout the space including
corners and areas that may specifically
be obscured from line of sight to the
sensor. Each time the sensor detects
movement, the lens will illuminate red.
Step 4:Adjust the lens masking, if installed,
blocking certain areas of the installed
space from sensor detection. See
"Lens Masking" on page 5 .
Step 5:Walk test mode will automatically exit after five minutes from the time it was
enabled. To manually exit the walk test mode, press either of the buttons on the
sensor.
Verify Vacancy Operation
For systems that have been configured for the installed sensor to control specific
lighting circuits, walk test mode can also be used to verify vacancy operation.
Step 1:Confirm the installing technician has programmed the lighting control system.
Step 2:Enable walk test mode using the instruction above (see
"Enable Walk Test
Mode" ).
Step 3:With walk test mode enabled, exit the room for 15 seconds to allow the 10
second timer to expire.
Step 4:Re-enter the room and confirm the configured vacancy / no occupancy state
was properly recalled.
Step 5:Walk test mode will automatically exit after five minutes from the time it was
enabled. To manually exit the walk test mode, press either of the buttons on the
sensor.
N o t e : The sensor must be connected and bound to the Paradigm Architectural
Control Processor (P-ACP) in order to enable Walk Test Mode. See
“Binding Sensors to Paradigm” on page 6.
N o t e : When in walk test mode, status LEDs will always behave as indicated
above, even if they have been programmed to be off by the system
configuration.
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