Mode Assignment - Lutron GRAFIK Eye QS Schnell Installations- Und Betriebsanleitung

Daylight Sensor Setup

Mode Assignment

This step allows you to assign daylight sensors on the QS link or connected to the
GRAFIK Eye QS control unit. Sensors can be assigned in either Zone Mode or Group
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Mode.
Zone Mode (default) is useful when the GRAFIK Eye QS is controlling lights in multiple
rooms or areas. Zone mode allows each zone to adjust its "outputted" light level based
on measured daylight levels. Only one sensor can be assigned to each zone (a sensor
can be assigned to more than one zone). Each zone can have a unique target light
level.
Group Mode is useful when groups or rows of lights for daylighting go across multiple
zones. A group can consist of any combination of DALI loads in the system. Each
group can be assigned to only one sensor (a sensor can be "shared by" more than one
group). Each group can have a unique target light level.
1. Enter programming mode (see page 9).
Main menu
2. Use the Master buttons to highlight "Sensor setup" and press
Zone Setup
Sensor Setup
3. Use the Master buttons to highlight "Daylight" and press the
4. Use the Master buttons to highlight "Mode" and press the
Sensor Setup
5. Use the Master buttons to highlight "Zone Mode" to assign
Daylight
Occupancy
Daylight Sensor
Mode
Setup
Daylight Sensor
OR
Zone Mode
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the OK button to accept.
OK button to accept.
OK button to accept.
sensors to zones, or "Group Mode" to assign sensors to a group
of DALI loads. Press the OK button to accept. A screen will
confirm your selected mode has been saved and you will return
to the Daylight Sensor screen.
To configure Zone Mode, see page 18. To configure Group
Mode, see page 19.
Note: Changing modes will remove all previous daylight
assignments.
Daylight Sensor
Saved
Group Mode
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