Philips EasySense SNS210 MC Montage- und Wartungsanleitung

April 2022

Sensors

EasySense

SNS210 MC

Installer & End User Manual

Content

Introduction 3

MasterConnect App Availability 4

StandAlone System 5

How it works 5

Typical System Components 6

Commissioning 7

Plan project and wireless groups 9

Grouping 10

Grouping - Flahslight commissioning 11

Grouping - RSSI List based 12

Installer test 13

Identifying Groups and Nodes by blinking 15

Group Configuration 16

Zone Level Configuration 17

Single Light Configuration 18

Save a profile for re-use 20

Zoning 21

Adding switches 22

Configuring scenes 23

Tunable White - Configuring CCT levels 24

Generating QR Code 25

Maintenance 26

Remove/Reset devices from a group – 27

standard method

Remove/Reset devices from a group – 28

safe mode

How to check for app version 29

Over the Air Update 30

Project Back-up and Access Sharing 31

Configuration 37

List of Configuration Parameters 38

Daylight Regulation 40

Occupancy Sharing within a group or a zone 42

Occupancy modes 43

Summary of Configuration Parameters 48

Energy Reporting 49

Security 51

Known Limitations 52

Troubleshooting Tips 53

Coming Soon! 54

References 55

Disclaimer 56

Introduction

This document is an instruction guide for installers and end users of the EasySense SNS210 MC working together with the Philips MasterConnect app.

EasySense SNS210 MC sensor is the ideal solution for per-luminaire control of new LED luminaires. It combines occupancy and daylight sensing in one

package. The result is a cost-effective and easy-to-install solution ideal for energy-savings. Commissioning and configuration during and after installation

is quick and easy using the Philips MasterConnect app. This app works via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology and is available for free in the App Store

and the Google Play Store.

The outline of this document is as follows: a brief introduction of the stand-alone system built with EasySense SNS210 MC components is made. The next

section describes the installation procedure using MasterConnect App. Once installed, the lights can be configured to adapt to project or application needs.

A detailed explanation of the configuration settings is made in the subsequent section. Configuration of lights to adjust lighting installation in desired way is

easy and can be done at any point after commissioning. The following section discusses energy reporting at group level, followed by the upgrade path of a

standalone lighting installation to a gateway.

Philips MasterConnect Availibility

Philips MasterConnect is available through the Google Play Store for Android smartphones and Apple Store for iPhones.

Minimum Requirements:

• Android version 6 or higher.

• iOS version 11 or higher.

• Bluetooth version 4.2 or higher.

Remark:

• For smartphones not officially tested, please note that the MasterConnect App may not work to guaranteed performance.

• Huawei smartphones are not officially supported.

StandAlone System

How it works

A stand-alone system sets up multiple MasterConnect nodes such as EasySense SNS210 MC devices into a single network or group; thereby enabling

occupancy sharing, sophisticated light behavior and manual switch control over the group. The system can be set up via a smartphone app called ‘Philips

MasterConnect’ which makes the smartphone act as a gateway. Therefore, a stand-alone system simply comprises MasterConnect devices, a manual switch

and a MasterConnect app.

For setting up the system, the MasterConnect app opens a BLE connection between the app and the 1st SNS210 device (node 1). The app creates a network

id & key, exchanges BLE security credentials to add a node to group, for example Group-A. When an installer proceeds to add the next device to the same

group, it then assigns the same network id & key to the 2nd device (node 2). The process of adding more SNS210 nodes can continue up to 30 devices,

beyond which creating another group is advised. Each of the SNS210 devices when added to a group (nodes 3, 4, 5), gets connected with other SNS210

nodes in a ZigBee mesh sharing the same assigned network id. For adding a manual switch, the app opens the ZGP network and the installer can commission

a ZGP switch (node 6) to manually control the lights.

Once a group is created, the light behavior can be configured from the MasterConnect app to meet application requirements.

MasterConnect A pp

BLE connection

ZigBee connection

EasyAir SNS210 MC

ZGP Switch

BLE connection

ZigBee connection

EasySense SNS210 MC

ZGP Switch

MasterConnect App

Typical System Components

Several components are available to compose a system. Such as:

• Lights

These are the in-luminaire MC nodes. This can be a MC driver or a SNS MC node. There are two different SNS MC types:

- With Bluetooth and ZigBee radio as well as occupancy and daylight sensing, such as SNS210 MC

- With Bluetooth and ZigBee radio and no sensing (radio only), such as SNS410 MC, or wireless drivers, or wireless MC lam

• Switches

Two or four button Zigbee based switches, piezo powered (no batteries):

- Philips branded switches

- Compliant switches from external suppliers

• Sensors

Stand-alone Zigbee sensors for office and industry applications. Either with occupancy sensing only or with daylight harvesting as well.

They can be commissioning to a group or a zone.

• Gateways

Allowing connecting your system to the Internet. These are supplied by partners.

Commissioning

Purpose:

Only registered users get access to setup a lighting system i.e. commissioning and configuring using the MasterConnect app.

How to:

• Download and install the Philips MasterConnect app from App Store or Google PlayStore

• When opening the app for the first time, register with your e-mail address. You will receive an e-mail with a 6-digit verification code that needs to be filled

in the app. Register with your name.

Remarks:

• Make sure that you have a good internet connection.

• Make sure Bluetooth is activated on the smartphone* in use.

Allow for Location Access services to be enabled, when requested

by the app.

• Regularly check for app-updates, as it is recommended to use the

most recent version for best performance and updated features.

Usually auto-update can be enabled in the smartphone settings.

* When using more than one smartphone and the same user

account, the user will need to log in each time each time the user

switches smartphones. Although the same e-mail is used, the user

will need to log in via “Add a new account”

* See the list of recommended smartphones on our website.

Plan project and wireless groups

Purpose:

Define a new lighting project and plan the luminaire groups, in which the luminaires and wireless components need to operate together. It is recommended

to give meaningful names to “Projects” and “Groups”. Project name can be associated with a building and the group names can be associated with rooms or

areas within the building.

How to:

• Create a project name, and if desired, add a location for that project (This can be the name of the building, for example - Building ABC) fill in the location

optionally.

• Creation of the first project is prompted automatically. For another project, select the building icon to get a list of earlier projects made under the same

account, and add a new one.

• For each group of luminaires that need to work together, a group is defined by giving it a name. (This can be the room number, for example - Room 101).

• Creation of the first group is prompted automatically after project creation. For more groups push “+” to add another one.

Grouping

Purpose:

To each defined group, selected lights are assigned.

How to:

• The “Lights” tab should be highlighted. Tap “+” and select “Lights” to start discovering all the luminaires that are in close reach for commissioning.

• Please wait for about 10 seconds and when a flashlight (or a torchlight) shows up on a screen, lights have been detected but not added to the group yet.

From all discovered lights, there are two ways to add lights in a group:

- Through point and trigger approach using a flashlight/torchlight or

- Through the received signal strength (RSSI), also known as list based approach

Remarks:

• Bluetooth on your smartphone needs to be activated. In the event

Bluetooth is disabled, MasterConnect app will prompt for

activation, which the user needs to confirm.

• The luminaires should be powered up.

• The term “lights” refers to a luminaire with built in wireless sensor

or wireless driver.

• Lights that are added in a group are considered claimed devices

and therefore, not available for other groups, projects or users

anymore.

• The maximum number of lights in a group should not exceed 30

when switches are used. If the lights are operated in automatic

mode only, without any switches, the maximum number of lights in

a group is 40.

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