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Did the default config - I've been discussing this with Chiu and Nigel direct. It made no difference - Chiu and Nigel have the logs.
Using the default config brought another problem up - the green "Off" LED on the KP04 didnt work !
As soon as my config went back on, it worked again
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| Posted: Friday Mar 2nd, 2007 12:30 am |
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palmlodge wrote: ident
Thats certainly not the photocell that Comfort Uk are dishing out. This may explain the issues.
Could you recommend some part numbers for a 20k, 22k, and 50k resistor from farnell ?
Farnell parts for metal film 1% 1/2 W (example)
1099997 - 22K
1099998 - 24K
1099999 - 27K
1100001 - 33K
1100003 - 36k
1100004 - 39K
1100005 - 43K
1100006 - 47k
1100007 - 51K
1100015 - 100k
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The revised version of the LSM Manual 1.02 is available on http://www.cytech-technology.com/manuals.html
This describes the timer delay program to help prevent multiple switching of the LSM around the threshold light level at dusk and dawn
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I bound 2 x 22k resistors giving to me by cytech with a new cytech photocell.
Same problem. Doesnt make sense how it's worked fine for 5 years and now not. Something there is causing it !
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Interesting - I havve only just picked this thread up BUT we currently have an installation where a light sensor appears to be randomly triggering as well .........
The light sensor triggers EIB responses (lighting) and relay outputs blinds. The problem first occured when the customer experienced the electric blinds twitching during the night and lighs coming on. After investigation this all ties in with the light sensor as if the blinds are already closed and they are told to close again they simply 'twitch'.
Could this be a faulty batch of LSM01's ???
Would it be a good idea to send out replacements so I can change on next site visit?
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Strange, strange, strange, I must admit that my lsm01 works flawlessly ... I can monitor the inputs with wizcomfort realtime, and even with the sensitivity set to 100ms, it comes on at the right level, and never oscillates or switch back to off ...
The only thing that I can say, is that I don't use the original sensor, but that's not gonna change it, I guess ...
Bart
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Home wrote: Interesting - I havve only just picked this thread up BUT we currently have an installation where a light sensor appears to be randomly triggering as well .........
The light sensor triggers EIB responses (lighting) and relay outputs blinds. The problem first occured when the customer experienced the electric blinds twitching during the night and lighs coming on. After investigation this all ties in with the light sensor as if the blinds are already closed and they are told to close again they simply 'twitch'.
Could this be a faulty batch of LSM01's ???
Would it be a good idea to send out replacements so I can change on next site visit?
This does not seem to be the same problem. Your light sensor zone was triggered at night (ie sensed light) and not during dawn or dusk when the varying levels of light caused the sensor to swtch several times. This may be a fault in the sensor or conection or the LSM. You should get a replacement to bring along.
Did this installation experience any mulltiple switching of the sensor at dawn or dusk?
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The switching at dusk / dawn is fine it appears that there is intrmittent switching at random time throughout the night.
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No spotlight from the neighbours which is activating the lsm photocell ??? Anyway, there are hours at which you might consider that it IS dark and will stay dark, so you can omit the photo-cell at these hours ...
Let the zone announce, and check outdoors conditions, who knows what is triggering it ... (firefly's ??? ;-) )
Bart
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