Installation Sheet

Adjustable Settings
Before proceeding, select your preferred settings from the table below; default settings are shown in bold.
Read all instructions before continuing.
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Press and hold the
buttons indicated in
the pictures.
1
The lens will flash once at each setting (always starts at setting 1).
Example: To set the Timeout to 1 minute, press and hold the tap
button. Release the button after the lens flashes for the second time.
2
The setting is saved
after the button(s) is
(are) released.
3
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Questions?
For additional instructions, information, and product
application information, please review Application
Note #489 (P/N 048489) at
www.lutron.com/DCSensorInstall
Troubleshooting
Symptom Solution
Sensor modes
can’t be
changed.
• User has the “Partial-ON” version
of this product. Sensor modes
are not adjustable in this model
number (MS-PPS6-DDV).
Power can’t be
switched ON
or OFF with
newly installed
sensing
switch.
• Connect green and bare wires to
ground. Ground is required for
sensor to function.
• After power is restored to the
sensor, it will take 2 minutes
before the unit is fully functional.
Lights turn
OFF while
space is
occupied.
• Sensor’s timeout is too short
for this application; increase the
timeout.
• Sensor doesn’t have full view of
the room; move objects blocking
its line of sight.
• Sensor’s sensitivity is set too low;
change it to high sensitivity.
Lights do
not turn ON
when space is
occupied.
• Sensor mode is set to Manual-ON
(Vacancy).
• Ambient Light Detection (ALD)
mode is enabled and the room is
too bright. Continue to turn lights
on within 5 seconds of entering
room to teach the unit your
preferred daylight threshold.
• Sensor does not have full view of
the room. Move objects blocking
sensor’s line of sight.
• Sensor is in Off-While-Occupied
mode and the timeout has not
expired.
Lights turn
back ON
after they
are manually
turned OFF.
• Off-While-Occupied is disabled:
sensor will turn lights back on
25seconds after being turned off;
Enable Off-While-Occupied.
Tap buttons
control the
wrong circuits.
• Switch wiring of product to match
desired zones.
• Find “zone mapping”
programming at
www.lutron.com/DCSensorInstall.
Lights stay ON
after space is
vacated.
• Check room to ensure that no hot
or moving objects or air currents
are in the sensor’s line of sight.
These can cause false-tripping of
the sensor.
NOTES
1
Short (less than
15-second) timeout
for testing sensor
coverage. Device
will exit test mode
automatically after
5minutes, or when
any button is pressed.
2
Default Sensor Mode
settings are locked in
the MS-PPS6-DDV
(Partial-ON model
only) to satisfy the
CEC 2013 Title24
definition for a
“Partial-ON” sensor.
3
These settings
apply to all circuits
set to “Auto-ON”
(Occupancy) mode.
4
Lights turn on only if
natural light in room is
low. If switch turns on
when there is enough
natural light, or if
switch does not turn
on when there is not
enough natural light,
press the appropriate
tap button within
5seconds of entering
the room. Over time,
the switch will learn
your preferred setting.
5
If ALD mode is
selected, fan loads
should be set to
Manual-ON/Auto-OFF.
6
After manual shutoff,
sensor will keep
lights off for as long
as space is occupied
and timeout has not
expired.
7
For more information
on Off-While-Occupied
and ALD, please visit
www.lutron.com/
DCSensorInstall
Timeout
Total
number
of
flashes
1 Test Mode
1
Test Mode
1
2 1 minute 1 minute
3 5 minutes 5 minutes
4 15 minutes 15 minutes
5 30 minutes 30 minutes
Sensor Mode
2
Total
number
of
flashes
1
Auto-ON/Auto-OFF
(Occupancy mode)
Auto-ON/Auto-OFF
(Occupancy mode)
2
Manual-ON/Auto-OFF
(Vacancy mode)
Manual-ON/Auto-OFF
(Vacancy mode)
Advanced Auto-On Modes
3
Total
number
of
flashes
1 Ambient Light Detect (ALD)
4,5,7
2 Off-While-Occupied Enabled
6,7
3 Off-While-Occupied Disabled
Sensitivity
Total
number
of
flashes
1 Low
2 High
3 Restore ALL settings to default
Circuit 1
Circuit 1
Circuit 2
Circuit 2