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- 04. Automate Lighting Experience
- Daylight Harvesting
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01. Getting Started with Lumos Controls
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02. Commission the Devices
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03. Mobile App Features
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04. Automate Lighting Experience
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05. Web App Configurations
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06. Web App Reports
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Release Notes
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Technical Data Sheets & Installation Guides
- Controller- Radiar D10
- Controller- ARD32
- Controller- ARD4
- Controller- AFD1/4
- Controller- AF10
- Controller- AR10
- Controller- Omni TED
- Driver- Ldrive 32W
- Driver- Ldrive 36W
- Driver- Ldrive 42W
- Driver- Ldrive 60W
- Sensor- Cyrus C
- Sensor- Cyrus F
- Sensor- Cyrus AP
- Sensor- Cyrus AM
- Switch- Catron IV
- Switch- Catron V
- Switch- Catron AI
- Gateway- Enor U
- Gateway- Enor E
- Repeater- Senor E
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- Others- LED Flat Panels
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How to configure AC powered daylight sensors connected to the input channels of Radiar AR10, Radiar AF10 or Ldrive 36W, Ldrive 60W drivers for daylight harvesting using the Lumos Controls mobile app?
- Go to the 'Devices' tab
- Click on the
icon of the device
- Select 'Additional Settings' and choose 'Input Sensor Settings'
- Choose the channel (Channel 1 or Channel 2) to which the daylight sensor is connected and select the 'Daylight Sensor' option from the drop down menu
- Choose a voltage value beyond which when the input comes, the device should consider it as a daylight sensor trigger
- The default value will be 5V and can be customized between 1V-10V
- Choose the option 'Range' and define a range of voltage values
Note: The configuration of Daylight harvesting mode will be available for Radiar AR10, Radiar AF10, Ldrive 36W and Ldrive 60W drivers only, if the option Range is chosen.
You can also visit the following sections for more information:
To know how to Commission & Configure Sensors, click here
To know how to Commission & Configure Control Devices, click here
To configure Motion Based Automation, click here
To configure Scenes & Animations, click here
To configure Light Schedules, click here
To know the Operations and Control details, click here