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Maestro® Maestro 0–10 V Dimmer Sensor Sensor
369833a 5 08.27.14
Custom Settings - Details
Ambient Light Detection (ALD) mode
Lights turn on only when natural light in the room is
below the set threshold.
ENABLED
– Learning: The ambient light threshold adjusts to
the user’s preference via manual interaction with
the dimmer sensor.
– Fixed: Choose a fixed ALD light level from four
pre-set options:
High, Medium, Low, and Minimum
DISABLED (default setting)
Manual Off-While-Occupied Options
ENABLED (default setting)
– When the dimmer sensor is manually turned off,
the sensor switch will not turn the lights back on
automatically while the room is occupied.
– Once the room is vacated, the Auto-On feature
returns to normal operation after the timeout
period has expired.
– This may be the preference in conference rooms
or classrooms while viewing presentations. This
feature requires motions to keep the lights off.
DISABLED
– When the dimmer sensor is manually turned
off, the Auto-On feature will return to normal
operation after 25 seconds.
– This may be the preference in a restroom if the
user always wants the lights to turn on upon
entering and the lights to turn off when the room
is vacant.
Walk-Thru Mode
ENABLED
1
– If motion is not detected within 3 minutes after
initial occupancy, the lights will turn off after
3 minutes, instead of the current timeout.
– This setting may be the preference in commercial
applications where personnel may briefly trigger
sensors during non-working hours.
DISABLED (default setting)
– When motion is detected, the lights will ALWAYS
remain on for the entire timeout duration,
regardless of the duration of occupancy
detection.
1
1 minute timeout would be overridden if walk-thru mode is also ENABLED
Fade-On Rate
The time required for the lights to reach the preset
light level when the tap button is pressed
Fade-Off Rate
The time required for the lights to turn off (from the
ON state) when the tap button is pressed
Low-End Trim
Ability to change the lowest achievable light level to
which the dimmer can be adjusted
High-End trim
Ability to change the highest achievable light level
to which the dimmer can be adjusted