Lighting Area🔗
Lighting area is a group of luminaires, for turning on, off and brightness of which special sensors are responsible. Operation of the luminaires on the commands of the sensors is called automation.
Luminaires connected to each other by lines are included in one lighting area. If the lines are grayed out, the sensors do not send commands to that area. To enable automation, click on the line.
Open the lighting area setting🔗
- Navigate to the end location.
- Press and hold one of the light areas.
The Lighting Area Control window opens.
Tip
If the Light area Control Window is open, automation in that area will be temporarily unavailable. It will turn on when the control window is closed.
Set the sensors🔗
Illumination.🔗
The sensor measures the ambient light in the room and transmits information to the luminaires. If the room is brighter than normal, the luminaires will operate at a reduced brightness. If it is dark, the luminaires will brighten to normal.
For the sensor and associated luminaires to work correctly, define the target illumination - this will be the norm.
Choose a time when everyone in the room is happy with the illumination. In the light area setting, transfer the Luminosity parameter to the Target Luminosity parameter using the 
button.
Info
Illuminance norms differ from room to room. They are specified in GOST R 55710-2013. The auto brightness adjustment is done during commissioning, so proceed carefully and check the values with a luxmeter to make sure the brightness is not below the norm.
Presence.🔗
The sensor checks for the presence of people in the light area and sends commands to the luminaires. If a person is in the room, the lights turn on. If the person has left, the lights turn off after a period of time.
You can set the time for which the lights will turn off after the person has left. To do this, press Hold time, s and specify the required value.
Tip
Don't specify too short a period, because a person may be left in complete darkness if the lights in the other light areas are turned off.
Turn off sensors.🔗
Sensors can be tied to multiple light areas. If you want to disable the automation of the current area:
- press the button for the light sensor or the button for the presence sensor if you want to leave the automation partially on.
- toggle the AUTO toggle switch to disable the automation completely.
If you want to physically disable the sensor, go to the Sensors tab and click on the sensor. Green color indicates light sensors, blue - presence sensors. Note that once the sensors are physically turned off, they will not be available for other areas.
Profile Switching🔗
The Profile Switching toggle switch is needed to configure multiple light area automation modes. For example:
- If you need high light and a 300 second turn off time on weekdays, set it in Profile 1.
- On weekends, you want dimmed lights and an off time of 120 seconds. Set this in Profile 2.
- Use schedule to bind Profile 1 to weekdays and Profile 2 to weekends.
Lights.🔗
To change the brightness of all area lights at once, use the scale on the right side of the screen.
To turn off one of the lights, click on it.
To go to a luminaire setting, tap on it and hold for 5 seconds.