Photo Sensor Properties

Selecting a Light Sensor from the plan workspace or browser displays the properties for that sensor in the Property Editor.

Type - the type / style of station you have selected. This property is not selectable or editable.
Name - the name of the station.
Number - the order in which the station appears in the Browser unless a custom "User Sort" has been specified. This "Number" property can be edited, although you will be notified immediately by dialog if a station number conflict occurs. Follow the dialog to continue.
X & Y - the location (in cm) of the station in relation to the space it is located.
Note: 0,0 is the top left corner of the space.
Processor - the Paradigm Processor that the sensor will connect (bind). This field is a drop down list of all available processors.
Interface - the method in which the sensor either is already connected or is expected to be connected to the Paradigm Processor. This property will be hidden in Basic access mode unless the project includes a Network Station Power Supply (P‑NSPS‑D). By default, when a station is initially added into the project, prior to binding to the Processor, the Interface property defaults to "Autodetect". Once the sensor is bound to the Paradigm Processor, the Interface property will automatically update to reflect the connection type (Local Lon, or the configured NSPS it was bound through). At configuration this property can be assigned using the options available in the drop down list.
Neuron ID - the ID of the station Echelon Neuron. When "xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" is displayed, this means that the Neuron ID has not been stored for the selected station. See "Storing Neuron ID's". Neuron ID's are labeled on the sensor control board for convenience.
Report If Offline - a property that when set to "Yes" will cause a station offline error to appear on the "System Message" area of the processor when the station is not connected to its assigned processor. By default this property is set to "Yes".
Default Priority - sets priority level for actions activated at station. The default priority is 100 and the allowable range is 1-200, where 200 is the highest priority. Lower priority control of an object will not operate if a higher priority control for the same object is active. This can be used to designate "more important controls".
Configuration - this section of the properties is specific to sensor setup.
- Closed Loop Target Lux Level - defaults to 2000 lux. This lux value is used by the "Daylight Harvesting" dimming actions (as assigned) for space, group, and preset enabled LEDs.
Initial Lockout Level A, B, C - set the initial lockout level the station will use for each lockout group upon processor boot or project upload.
User Data - each object is provided with up to eight User Data Tags that can be used in object identification, such as Folders and Smart Folders filtering and spreadsheet sorts. These are labeled User Data 1, User Data 2, etc. by default, but the tags can be customized in the User Data Tags option under the Project menu.
Runtime Properties - displays the current “live” properties for an active station and its "Lockout Levels". This property is not selectable or editable.
- Active Page - displays the active page for the station.
- Lockout Level A, B, C - shows the current live lockout level for the station.

Lux Input Properties

Lux Button Properties