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UP watchdog
180 Comfort:
6132 - 24 - 102 - 500 GJ B000 6132 A112
180 Comfort with multi-lens:
6132 - 24 - 102M - 500
6122 - 84 - 500
for UP - coupling units
D
GB
Operating instructions
only for authorised skilled electricians
with EIB training
EIB
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EIB
®
GJ B000 6132 A124
GJ B000 6122A148
F
NL
73 - 1 - 6477
Rev. 1
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Summary of Contents for ABB 180 Comfort
- Page 1 ABB Powernet ® UP watchdog 180 Comfort: 6132 - 24 - 102 - 500 GJ B000 6132 A112 180 Comfort with multi-lens: 6132 - 24 - 102M - 500 GJ B000 6132 A124 6122 - 84 - 500 GJ B000 6122A148...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
In case you do not have the data base or Technical Manual, please ask for it by contacting the respective agency in your country. All packing materials and devices of ABB have symbols and approval signs indicating suitability for an environmentally benign disposal. -
Page 3: Important Instructions
(see "Technical Data") are met. When mounting the UP watchdog 180 use a suitable ® UP bus coupler (ABB ibus EIB) or UP mains coupler ® (ABB Powernet EIB) – hereinafter collectively termed UP coupler. - Page 4 Fig. 1 / Overall View 1 UP-watchdog 180 comfort 2 Slide switch (selecting mode of operation) 5 Covering frame 1721 NS (you can use perforated sheets (Article No. 1799-03) for labeling (item 10)) 8 UP Coupler (here, eg., 6120U-500) with programming key (item. 8a)
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Page 5: Product Description
Product Description The multi-lens of the UP watchdog offers additional co- verage zone setting possibilities. Otherwise, all units have identical functions. The UP watchdogs are passive infrared motion detectors. If a heat source is detected somewhere in the zone of coverage of the unit, the UP sensors switch on the connected lighting system. -
Page 6: Technical Data
Technical Data / Coverage Zones ® Power Supply via ABB i-bus ® or ABB Powernet Connections 1 Bus connection 10-pole connector strip on the rear side for UP bus coupler or UP mains coupler Control and 2 rotary potentiometers Indicating Elements → "Settings on the Unit"... - Page 7 Technical Data / Coverage Zones Coverage for units with normal lens (Example): max. 12 m frontal and max. 8 m lateral area at a maximum mounting height of 1.2 m and tangential approach >>>...
- Page 8 Technical Data / Coverage Zones Horizontal coverage area for multi-lens units (depends on mounting height) Mounting height 1,1 - 1,3 m Mounting height 2,0 m Mounting height 2,5 m Vertical coverage area for multi-lens units...
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Page 9: Mounting Instructions
Mounting Instructions Arrange the 10-pole connector of the UP coupler such that the desired UP watchdog mounting position can be realized (see Fig. 1). The physical address of the UP watchdog is determined via the UP coupler. Preferably, this physical address should be entered before the unit is mounted. -
Page 10: Mounting / Dismantling
Mounting / Dismantling Before mounting the UP watchdog, correctly arrange a UP coupler (see Fig. 1, Item 8) in location suitable for the UP watchdog. • Position the UP watchdog so as to be ready for mounting. • Fix the covering frame (fig.1, item 5) in mounting position (the frame is held in position by the mounted controller). - Page 11 The available application variants with pertinent parameters can be seen from the current Technical ® ® Manual of the ABB i-bus EIB and ABB Powernet EIB. • Connect a PC with EIBA Tool Software (ETS2 V1.x) or Power-Project (Vers. 3.x) to the EIB bus line via an RS232 interface.
- Page 12 Operation When the bus is energized the UP watchdog switches on the lighting system irrespective of ambient brightness. This ambient brightness level will only be detected after a period of about 1 minute. The mode of operation is selected on the unit via slide switch (Fig.
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Page 13: Commissioning Operation
Settings on the Unit Commissioning / Operation The switching brightness or cut-out delay can be set on the back of the unit. To facilitate adjustment work an adapter has been supplied with the UP watchdog that is plugged between in UP coupler (Fig. 1, Item 8) and the connector strip (Fig. - Page 14 Settings on the Unit Manual Adjustment of Cutout Delay and Switching Brightness The cutout delay (rundown time) and switching brightness (ambient brightness) can be set manually or via the parameterization function (using ETS2 or Power-Project 3.x). On the back of the UP watchdog there are two setscrews (rotary potentiometers, can be deactivated via parameterization).
- Page 15 Settings on the Unit The UP watchdog has been set in the Factory to „ Test“ and "Cutout Delay 10 sec.". During manual adjustment the setscrew scales shall ser ve for orient ation only. The exact switching brightness level and cutout delay time must be determined empirically.
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Page 16: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Trouble Cause/Remedy General – Check slide switch position selecting operating mode or setscrews on back of unit and adjust if necessary – Check whether EIB system operates correctly – Check whether unit is defect. Replace UP watchdog tentatively and readjust unit in a test system Light is off •... - Page 17 Troubleshooting Trouble Cause/Remedy Light is alway • UP watchdog (or unit arranged in parallel) set to "ON" position (permanent light) via slide switch – Set slide switch in position "automatic mode" (if necessary, secure position by screw) UP watchdog • Switching brightness wrongly does not switch adjusted in bright surroundings on or off...
- Page 18 Troubleshooting Trouble Cause/Remedy Light is • Distance to switched lamps to switched small on and off – Increase distance to switched constantly lamps – Change UP watchdog mounting position – Change lens cover (use adhesive tape for this) Undesirable • Small animals (eg. pets) cross the automatic coverage area switching...
- Page 19 Troubleshooting Trouble Cause/Remedy UP watchdog • Objects or structures interfere with has no or just the unit's range of vision short-range – Check and if necessary change lateral the UP watchdogs mounting coverage position – Check and if required correct the alignment of the lens –...