CS107D Dual-Technology Sensor Configuration
Overview
The CS107D is a dual-technology ceiling sensor combining PIR (Passive Infrared) and ultrasonic detection. This provides higher accuracy and wider coverage than single-technology sensors, with approximately 600 square feet of room coverage.
Dual-Technology Sensing
PIR (Passive Infrared)
- Detects body heat
- Excellent for detecting people entering a space
- Less prone to false triggers from air movement
- May miss small movements
Ultrasonic
- Emits sound waves and detects motion
- Detects small movements (typing, writing)
- Wider coverage area
- More sensitive to air movement
Combined Benefits
- Reduced false triggers
- Comprehensive coverage
- Configurable trigger/hold logic
A0 vs B1 Series
The CS107D comes in two series with different capabilities:
| Feature | CS107D.A0 | CS107D.B1 |
|---|---|---|
| Voltage | Low voltage | 120-277VAC line voltage |
| Daylight Harvesting | No | Yes (integrated) |
| Timer Control | Simple hold time | T1/T2 timers |
| Dim Level | N/A | Configurable |
| Best For | Basic occupancy | Advanced control with DLH |
Important
Daylight harvesting is not supported on the CS107D.A0. The A0 provides an on/off photocell "Hold-OFF" only (it has no 0-10V dimming output), so it cannot dim lights to maintain a target light level. Daylight harvesting is available on the CS107D.B1 and later; future versions of the CS107D will support daylight harvesting.
Adding a CS107D Sensor
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Navigate to the Discover page, then tap Area Sensors.
- Tap the + button.
- Put the sensor into pairing mode.
- Select the sensor when it appears.
- Add to your zone.
Configuring the CS107D
Step-by-Step Instructions
- On the Discover page, tap Area Sensors, then tap on the CS107D sensor.
- Tap the Settings button.
- Configure basic settings:
- Name: Enter descriptive name
- Rated Wattage: Set for relay output load
- Group Association: Select light group to control
- Tap Next Step for sensor parameters.
Sensitivity Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| PIR Sensitivity | Detection range for heat-based sensing (Low/Med/High) |
| Ultrasonic Sensitivity | Detection range for motion-based sensing (Low/Med/High) |
Trigger and Hold Settings
Configure how motion activates and maintains lights:
| Option | Triggered By | Hold On By | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| PIR | PIR only | PIR only | Reducing false triggers from air |
| Ultrasonic | Ultrasonic only | Ultrasonic only | Detecting small movements |
| PIR + Ultrasonic | Both required | Both required | Maximum false trigger reduction |
| PIR or Ultrasonic | Either | Either | Maximum coverage sensitivity |
| None | Manual only | N/A | Vacancy mode operation |
- Tap Save to apply settings.
B1 Series Additional Settings
The CS107D.B1 offers additional configuration:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| T1 | First time delay (full brightness) |
| T2 | Second time delay (warning phase) |
| Dim Level | Brightness during T2 |
| Daylight Harvesting | Automatic dimming based on ambient light |
| Manual OFF Override | Override behavior after manual off |
These settings work similarly to integrated fixture sensors.
Daylight Harvesting Settings
Daylight harvesting automatically dims the group's lights based on the ambient light the sensor measures, holding a consistent light level and saving energy as available daylight increases. (Available on the CS107D.B1 and later — not the CS107D.A0.)
To configure daylight harvesting:
- In the sensor settings, enable Daylight Harvesting.
- Choose one of the three pre-defined strategies that best fits the application, or select Custom to fine-tune the parameters manually.
- Tap Send to save the daylight harvesting settings.
- Open the Light Dimming settings, set the desired dimming and tuning levels, then tap "A" to capture the current ambient brightness as the daylight-harvesting reference point (auto point).
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Enable / Disable | Turns daylight harvesting on or off |
| Strategy | One of three pre-defined profiles, or Custom for manual tuning |
| Custom Parameters | Fine-tune the dimming response when a pre-defined strategy doesn't fit the space |
| Auto Point ("A") | Saves the current ambient brightness as the target light level to hold |
Note
When the CS107D.B1 is used for daylight harvesting, it performs daylight harvesting for all lights in the associated group — the entire group dims together in response to the sensor's ambient light reading, rather than each fixture adjusting individually. Because the CS107D drives daylight harvesting for the whole group, daylight harvesting must be disabled on every other sensor in that group (including any integrated fixture sensors). Leaving multiple daylight-harvesting sensors active in the same group causes them to conflict and produce erratic dimming.
Choosing Trigger/Hold Modes
PIR Only
- Use when: Air movement causes false triggers
- Behavior: Only body heat activates/maintains lights
- Trade-off: May miss small seated movements
Ultrasonic Only
- Use when: Detecting small movements is critical
- Behavior: Sound wave detection activates/maintains lights
- Trade-off: More sensitive to HVAC air movement
PIR + Ultrasonic (Both Required)
- Use when: False triggers are a major problem
- Behavior: Both technologies must detect motion
- Trade-off: May be slow to respond
PIR or Ultrasonic (Either Works)
- Use when: Maximum coverage is needed
- Behavior: Either technology activates/maintains lights
- Trade-off: More potential for false triggers
After Configuration
After binding the sensor to a group:
- Navigate to the Groups page.
- Enable Linkage for the associated group.
- If linkage was already enabled, disable and re-enable it.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| False triggers | Ultrasonic too sensitive | Switch to PIR only or reduce sensitivity |
| Missing small movements | PIR only mode | Add ultrasonic to trigger/hold |
| Slow response | Both required mode | Switch to "PIR or Ultrasonic" |
| No response | Sensitivity too low | Increase sensitivity |
Quick Reference
| Action | Steps |
|---|---|
| Add sensor | Discover → Area Sensors → + → Pair → Add |
| Configure | Discover → Area Sensors → Tap sensor → Settings → Configure → Save |
| Set trigger mode | Settings → Next Step → Select trigger/hold options |
| Enable linkage | Groups → Select group → Enable Link |
Related Articles
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- Daylight Harvesting Strategies
Based on Keilton+autani App User Guide v9.8