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The Daintree wall mounted Wireless Occupancy Sensor (WOS2-WM) operates seamlessly within the Daintree wireless
lighting control platform. The WOS2-WM is a battery-powered occupancy sensor utilizing passive infrared (PIR) sensing
technology to detect movement. As part of the Daintree sensor product line and using open, standards based ZigBee wireless 
communications, the WOS2-WM reports real-time occupancy events to turn on lights or keep them on when movement is 
detected,and turn off lights when a space is vacant. The sensor’s off-delay timer is user-configurable from any location using
Daintree’s ControlScope Manager (CSM) web application, eliminating the need for on-site, manual sensor adjustment.

Installation Process 

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Keep the sensor lens clean. Avoid touching the
sensor lens.

After first-time installation or reinstallation of a new
battery, allow up to three minutes for initalization.

1. Determine the mounting location
for the sensor based on the desired
occupancy coverage. See 

Placement

for details.

2. Attach the mounting base to the 
wall in the specified location.

3. Record the sensor’s IEEE address and
location on the facility floor plan.

4. Install the batteries in the orientation (+ - ) shown on
the bottom of the battery compartments.

5. Attach the sensor’s main unit to the ball socket on the
mounting base. Adjust the angle of the sensor, then hand-
tighten the collar to secure the angle.

6. After the batteries have been installed for at least
3 minutes, initiate the Installation Test Mode: Momentarily 
press the Utility button. The green LED flashes once, then 
the red LED flashes each time the sensor detects motion. 
(The test mode􀀂times out after 5  minutes.)

A. Walk test the sensor. Walk outside the coverage

area and wait for the red LED to stop flashing.
Step inside the desired coverage area and observe
the red LED. 

B.  Repeat from various positions in the coverage area.

C. If necessary, adjust the sensor as described in

Adjustments:

 PIR Sensitivity. Repeat the walk test.

D. If you do not observe the proper behavior, see

Troubleshooting.

Wireless Occupancy Sensor, Wall Mount 

 (WOS2-WM)

Installation Instructions

Counter-clockwise to

Loosen or Remove

Clockwise to

Tighten

Infrared

Detec  on & 

Test Mode LED

(red)

Network LED

(green)

Counter-clockwise to

Loosen or Remove

Clockwise to

Tighten

Infrared

Detec on & 

Test Mode LED

(red)

Network LED

(green)

Counter-clockwise to

Loosen or Remove

Clockwise to

Tighten

Infrared

Detec on & 

Test Mode LED

(red)

Network LED

(green)

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Summary of Contents for Daintree WOS2-WM

Page 1: ...ity floor plan 4 Install the batteries in the orientation shown on the bottom of the battery compartments 5 Attach the sensor s main unit to the ball socket on the mounting base Adjust the angle of the sensor then hand tighten the collar to secure the angle 6 After the batteries have been installed for at least 3 minutes initiate the Installation Test Mode Momentarily press the Utility button The g...

Page 2: ...cessfully completing the Installation Test the occupancy sensor is ready to communicate with the Daintree Wireless Area Controller WAC and the Daintree CSM web based lighting management user interface For more information about configuring the lighting control network see the instructions and on line help provided with the CSM application Wireless Occupancy Sensor Wall Mount WOS2 WM Green LED Netwo...

Page 3: ...e View Sensor mounted at 9 8 3m height from floor 15 9 8 3m 0 10 15 Top View Sensor mounted at 9 8 3m height from floor 15 30 More Responsive Less Responsive The sensor is most responsive when crossing the field of view The sensor is less responsive to radial movement Top View 36 11m 36 11m 0 9 8 3m 9 8 3m 19 6 6m 29 5 9m 19 6 6m 29 5 9m Sensor mounted at 9 8 3m height from floor 15 9 8 3m 19 6 6m 29 ...

Page 4: ...when nobody is moving in the coverage area Adjust the PIR senstivity trimpot counter clockwise to reduce sensitivity Repeat the walk test Check for sources of hot airflow in the coverage area Review the Placement guidelines and eliminate false trigger sources If lights do not turn Off after the WOS2 CM has Joined the ZigBee network Check the Off delay for the zone in the Daintree CSM Check for othe...

Page 5: ...ned by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technici...

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