WLCP-36WST-S3
WLCP-36WST-S3 - Douglas Lighting Control
WLCP-36WST-S3 - Douglas Lighting Control
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<strong>WLCP</strong>-<strong>36WST</strong>-<strong>S3</strong><br />
WTP-4408 Controller<br />
Programming<br />
Types of Schedules<br />
ON<br />
The relay output will issue a<br />
signal to turn the relay(s)<br />
ON at the specified time.<br />
Press the D button to<br />
confirm the ON action and<br />
return to the Event<br />
Schedule Menu.<br />
The Event Schedule Menu<br />
appears:<br />
OFF<br />
The relay output will issue a<br />
signal to turn the relay(s)<br />
OFF at the specified time.<br />
Press the D button to<br />
confirm the OFF action<br />
and return to the Event<br />
Schedule Menu.<br />
The Event Schedule Menu<br />
appears:<br />
Photocell Enable<br />
Refer to Page 28 for how<br />
to SAVE a schedule to<br />
permanent memory.<br />
NEW SCHEDULE ACTION<br />
TYPE OF <br />
ACTION: ON<br />
OK<br />
A B D<br />
NEW OUTPUT: 1 MTWTFSS<br />
06:00A ON MTWTFSS<br />
TIME<br />
ACTION<br />
DAYS<br />
SAVE<br />
A B C D<br />
NEW SCHEDULE ACTION<br />
TYPE OF ON<br />
ACTION: OFF<br />
In order to utilize this feature, a WPS-5527K Photometric Sensor<br />
must be connected to the WTP-4408 Controller and the Photo<br />
Settings Option must be turned ON in the Setup Menu.<br />
Photo control will be enabled<br />
at the specified time.<br />
Press the D button to confirm<br />
the Photocell Enable action<br />
and proceed to the Setpoint<br />
Setup screen.<br />
When the Setpoint Setup<br />
screen appears, press the A<br />
button to modify the high<br />
setpoint or the B button to<br />
modify the low setpoint.<br />
Use the number keys on the<br />
keypad to enter both the high<br />
and low level setpoints. Be<br />
sure that the high setpoint<br />
value is greater than the low.<br />
NEW SCHEDULE ACTION<br />
TYPE OF TIMEOUT ENB<br />
ACTION: PHOTO ENB<br />
OK<br />
A B D<br />
SETPOINT SETUP<br />
HIGH LEVEL:<br />
LOW LEVEL:<br />
HIGH LOW<br />
A<br />
B<br />
OK<br />
A B D<br />
NEW OUTPUT: 1 MTWTFSS<br />
06:00A OFF MTWTFSS<br />
TIME<br />
ACTION<br />
DAYS<br />
SAVE<br />
A B C D<br />
0020 fc<br />
0005 fc<br />
Components <strong>WLCP</strong>-<strong>36WST</strong>-<strong>S3</strong> 1.1<br />
page 30<br />
Photocell Enable (continued)<br />
Press the D button to<br />
confirm the Photocell<br />
Enable and the setpoint<br />
selections and return to<br />
the Event Schedule Menu.<br />
The Event Schedule Menu<br />
appears:<br />
How the Photocell Control (PHOTO ENB) works:<br />
The WTP-4408 will automatically keep track of the measured light level<br />
(in footcandles) sent from the sensor head. This information will be<br />
displayed on the Main Menu. The measured light level can be used to<br />
switch relays ON or OFF depending on the setpoints.<br />
The following diagram shows the relationship between measured light<br />
level and the setpoints.<br />
15fc<br />
current measured light level<br />
from sensor head<br />
ON<br />
5fc<br />
Low Level Setpoint<br />
Dead Band<br />
OFF<br />
20fc<br />
High Level Setpoint<br />
When the measured light level passes above the High setpoint, the relay<br />
output will turn OFF. The opposite occurs when the measured light level<br />
falls below the Low setpoint.<br />
Note the switching action only occurs when the light level goes past a<br />
setpoint or when the Photocell is enabled by a scheduled event. The relay<br />
outputs will issue a momentary signal ON or OFF.<br />
The WTP-4408 will wait 3 minutes to switch the relays. The purpose is to<br />
nullify any temporary changes to the light level that could cause false<br />
switching.<br />
Photocell control is used primarily in exterior or interior skylighting<br />
control applications. Typically, for an exterior application the setpoints<br />
would be 20fc for the High & 5fc for the Low.<br />
For an interior application that switches lights on a cloudy day, typical<br />
setpoints are 1000fc for the High and 700fc for the Low.<br />
CAUTION: Do not schedule an ON or an Astronomical (Astro ENB)<br />
event when the Photocell mode (Photo ENB) is scheduled to<br />
operate on that output.<br />
Continued on the next page ...<br />
SETPOINT A SETUP B D<br />
HIGH LEVEL:<br />
0020 fc<br />
LOW LEVEL:<br />
0005 fc<br />
OK<br />
NEW OUTPUT: 1 MTWTFSS<br />
06:00A PHOTO ENB MTWTFSS<br />
TIME<br />
ACTION<br />
DAYS<br />
D<br />
SAVE<br />
A B C D<br />
lighting controls