Lighting presence mode (LgtPscMod11)

Overview

The application function "Lighting presence mode 11" (LgtPscMod11) controls lighting respoonse to a presence detector on room operating mode.

Lighting response to a presence detector (LgtPscMod) can be configured for each operating mode.

The configuration supports the following values:

None: The presence detector is ignored.
Consider present: The AF reacts to a change from absent to present.
Consider absent: The AF reacts to a change from present to absent.
Consider present & absent: The AF reacts to a change from absent to present and vice-versa.

Output
The response (LgtPscMod) is distributed via grouping to the lighting applications (Lgt11) in the room segments.

A BACnet client can also operate response to a presence detector.

Usage

Lighting operating modes
LgtOpMod	Description	Typical usage
None	The presence detectors state does not influence lighting.	No automatic function available
Consider present	When the first person enters the room, lighting switches on and remains on.	Public places Typical configuration when Room operating mode is Comfort. Switching off is done centrally.
Consider absent	When no more persons are in the room, the lighting switches off. Manual switch-on is possible.	Typical configuration when Room operating mode is NOT Comfort.
Consider present & absent	When a person enters the room, lighting switches on. When no more persons are in the room, the lighting switches off.	Typical configuration when Room operating mode is Comfort.

Description	Parameter	Default value
Presence mode for comfort ▶ Lighting response to a presence detector during room operating mode comfort. 1:None 2:Consider present 3:Consider absent 4:Consider present & absent	PscModCmf	4:Consider present & absent
Presence mode for pre-comfort Enumeration see PscModCmf	PscModPcf	4:Consider present & absent
Presence mode for economy Enumeration see PscModCmf	PscModEco	4:Consider present & absent
Presence mode for protection Enumeration see PscModCmf	PscModPrt	4:Consider present & absent

Interface	Description	Type	Ref.	Owned by
LgtPscMod	Lighting presence mode 1:None 2:Consider present 3:Consider absent 4:Consider present & absent	MPrcVal	●	-
RCtl	Room control	GrpMaster	◉	Room

Description

Type

Ref.

Owned by

LgtPscMod

Lighting presence mode

1:None
2:Consider present
3:Consider absent
4:Consider present & absent

MPrcVal

●

RCtl

Room control

GrpMaster

◉

Room

The AF is required if a presence detector is in the room and used for lighting.
For configuration, see examples in RLgtCoo11 .
Note that the comfort trigger and energy efficiency trigger (see RLgtCoo11) also influence lighting output.