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L-DALI User’s Manual

LOYTEC

Version 5.2

LOYTEC electronics GmbH

7.10.4

Limit E-mail Send Rate .......................................................................... 206

7.11

Local Schedule and Calendar ......................................................................... 207

7.11.1

Create Calendar Patterns ........................................................................ 207

7.11.2

Create a Local Scheduler ....................................................................... 207

7.11.3

Configure Scheduled Data Points .......................................................... 208

7.11.4

Configure Scheduled Events .................................................................. 209

7.11.5

Configure Exception Days ..................................................................... 211

7.11.6

Configure Control Data Points ............................................................... 212

7.11.7

Using the Local Scheduler ..................................................................... 213

7.12

Local Alarming ................................................................................................ 213

7.12.1

Create an Alarm Server .......................................................................... 213

7.12.2

Create an Alarm Condition .................................................................... 214

7.12.3

Deliver Alarms via E-mail ..................................................................... 216

7.12.4

Create an Alarm Log .............................................................................. 217

7.12.5

Multi-Edit Alarm Conditions ................................................................. 218

7.13

Local Trending ................................................................................................ 219

7.13.1

Create a Local Trend .............................................................................. 219

7.13.2

Configure Trended Data Points .............................................................. 220

7.13.3

Trend Triggers ....................................................................................... 221

7.13.4

Download Trend Data in CSV Format ................................................... 222

7.13.5

Deliver Trend Data via E-mail ............................................................... 222

7.13.6

Technology Trends ................................................................................ 223

7.14

Math Objects ................................................................................................... 223

7.14.1

Create a Math Object ............................................................................. 223

7.14.2

Editing a Math Object ............................................................................ 224

7.15

Historic Filters ................................................................................................. 225

7.15.1

Create Historic Filters ............................................................................ 225

7.15.2

Managing Historic Filter Resources ....................................................... 226

7.16

Project Settings ................................................................................................ 226

7.16.1

General ................................................................................................... 226

7.16.2

System Settings ...................................................................................... 227

7.16.3

CEA-709 Settings (LDALI-10X only) ................................................... 228

7.16.4

CEA-709 AST Settings (LDALI-10X only) .......................................... 229

7.16.5

BACnet Settings (LDALI-20X only) ..................................................... 230

7.16.6

Project Information ................................................................................ 232

Operating Interfaces ................................................................................ 233

8.1

Common Interface ........................................................................................... 233

8.1.1

Schedule and Calendar XML Files ........................................................ 233

8.1.2

Trend Log CSV File ............................................................................... 233

Summary of Contents for L-DALI

Page 1: ...L DALI DALI Light Controller User Manual LOYTEC electronics GmbH...

Page 2: ...ICATION IN WHICH IN THE FAILURE OF SUCH PRODUCT COULD CREATE A SITUATION IN WHICH PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH MAY OCCUR LOYTEC MAKES NO REPRESENTATION AND OFFERS NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND REGARDING OF ANY...

Page 3: ...splay 31 3 4 Configuration with PC Software 31 3 4 1 Connect to Device in Stand Alone Mode 32 3 4 2 Scan DALI Channel 33 3 4 3 Assign Lamps Sensor and Button to LONMARK BACnet Objects 34 3 4 4 Groupin...

Page 4: ...Power Supply 52 4 8 1 LDALI 3E10X 53 4 8 2 LDALI ME204 53 4 8 3 LDALI E101 U and LDALI E201 U 54 4 8 4 LDALI 3101 U 54 4 9 Wiring 54 4 9 1 LDALI ME20X 54 4 9 2 LDALI 3E10X and LDALI 3101 U 55 5 Web In...

Page 5: ...e 89 5 4 Data Management 90 5 4 1 Data Points 90 5 4 2 Trend 92 5 4 3 Scheduler 94 5 4 4 Calendar 96 5 4 5 Alarm 97 5 5 Device Statistics 97 5 5 1 System Log 97 5 5 2 BACnet Bindings Statistics LDALI...

Page 6: ...118 6 2 2 Usage Hints 118 6 2 3 Function List 119 6 3 Connections 121 6 3 1 Local Connections 121 6 3 2 Multi Slot Connections 122 6 3 3 Automatic Generation and Templates 123 6 3 4 Global Connection...

Page 7: ...ties 150 7 3 4 Enable Legacy NM Mode 152 7 4 Using the LINX Configurator 152 7 4 1 Starting as an LNS Plug In LDALI 10X only 152 7 4 2 Starting Stand Alone 153 7 4 3 Uploading the Configuration 154 7...

Page 8: ...8 7 Import Server Objects from an EDE File 187 7 8 8 Map other Properties than Present_Value 187 7 8 9 Enable International Character Support 188 7 8 10 Read the Active Priority 188 7 8 11 Write and...

Page 9: ...ons 218 7 13 Local Trending 219 7 13 1 Create a Local Trend 219 7 13 2 Configure Trended Data Points 220 7 13 3 Trend Triggers 221 7 13 4 Download Trend Data in CSV Format 222 7 13 5 Deliver Trend Dat...

Page 10: ...Cnet Interface LDALI 20X only 307 8 3 1 Interface Version 308 8 3 2 Device Object 308 8 3 3 Light Output Objects 314 8 3 4 Sensor Objects 335 8 3 5 Constant Light Controller 339 8 3 6 Button Objects 3...

Page 11: ...he Console 379 11 2 1 Connecting to the Console 379 11 2 2 Reset configuration load factory defaults 379 11 2 3 Device Statistics Menu 379 11 3 DALI Troubleshooting 381 11 4 DALI Error Codes 382 11 5...

Page 12: ...L DALI User s Manual 12 LOYTEC Version 5 2 LOYTEC electronics GmbH 15 Revision History 393...

Page 13: ...s one or multiple CEA 709 packet s COV change of value CR Channel Routing CS Configuration Server that manages CEA 852 IP devices DA Data Access DALI Digital Addressable Lighting Interface see IEC 623...

Page 14: ...List SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol SNVT Standard Network Variable Type SSH Secure Shell SSL Secure Socket Layer TLS Transport Layer Security UI User Interface UN...

Page 15: ...also supports devices like multi sensors e g for brightness occupancy etc and intelligent switches Figure 1 L DALI supports up to four DALI channels The L DALI lineup features 1 2 or 4 independent DA...

Page 16: ...put e g for energy saving concepts L DALI supports automation functions such as alarming scheduling and trending The L DALI controllers offer local scheduling services including the possibility to con...

Page 17: ...following features DALI gateway and controller Supports 1 2 or 4 DALI channels dependent on model Direct control of up to 64 DALI devices per DALI channel Direct control of up to 16 DALI groups per DA...

Page 18: ...net models only Fully compliant with BACnet standard ANSI ASHRAE 135 2008 Supports BACnet IP or BACnet MS TP selectable Control of DALI capable ballasts and sensors via BACnet server objects Retrieve...

Page 19: ...re is not available in the particular model the column is left blank Model Feature 3E101 3E102 3E104 3101 U E101 U ME204 E201 U DALI Power Supply DALI Channels 1 2 4 1 1 4 1 DALI Emergency Lights Test...

Page 20: ...et objects to remote BACnet objects Support for LOYTEC LDALI MS1 LDALI BM1 and LDALI RM1 The L DALI now supports the LDALI MS1 multi sensor the LDALI BM1 push button coupler and the LDALI RM1 relay mo...

Page 21: ...by pressing one of the buttons an occupancy sensor can be selected by triggering occupancy Now the last physically selected device is marked in the DALI scan results on the DALI Installation Web UI a...

Page 22: ...n a scheduler gets low The scheduler default for LONMARK and generic schedulers is extended by a silent mode In this mode the scheduler becomes inactive as soon as the last event is withdrawn This mod...

Page 23: ...ption area or similar areas where the light is never turned off completely Note If the an LDALI 10X device was not shipped with firmware 3 2 the new modes are only available after the datapoint config...

Page 24: ...ice offers a number of new features Live update of values in the data point list This allows monitoring values without repeated pressing of reload Data point structures can be expanded or collapsed fo...

Page 25: ...the DALI ballasts accordingly For manual override a DALI push button is installed The sunblind controller is not used in this quick start example Figure 4 Quick Start Example Project 3 1 Hardware Ins...

Page 26: ...I should light up orange 4 Press the DALI mode button again This should not change the state of the DALI ballasts but return the L DALI to the auto mode control via CEA 709 BACnet interface Figure 5 B...

Page 27: ...ress down to jog dial to enter the DALI menu 4 Turn the jog dial to navigate to the menu item Manual Override Auto 5 Press down the jog dial Then turn it one step to the right The manual override must...

Page 28: ...uration via Console If your model is equipped with a console interface use a standard null modem cable with full handshaking to connect COM1 of the PC to the Console on the device Use a PC terminal pr...

Page 29: ...92 168 1 254 is only set for configuration access It must be changed in order to make the device functional 3 3 2 IP Configuration via the Web Interface As an alternative to the console interface the...

Page 30: ...ttings Enter loytec4u and select Login Figure 10 Enter loytec4u as the default administrator password 6 The Config menu opens Click on Port Config in the Config menu and select Ethernet tab Enter the...

Page 31: ...anges the value in larger increments To Set the IP Address on the LCD Display 1 On the LCD main screen set the desired language Navigate to the flag symbol press the button and choose the desired lang...

Page 32: ...ct to device button in the tool bar as shown in Figure 13 Figure 13 LINX Configurator software Connect to device 2 In the Connection dialog see Figure 14 choose connection type Web Service enter the I...

Page 33: ...the DALI channel and click on the Scan Channel button shown in Figure 15 Figure 15 LINX Configurator software scan DALI Channel 3 The L DALI device scans the selected channel and displays all detecte...

Page 34: ...g it to the desired position in the Lamp Actuator objects list on the left side You can change the names of the lamp actuator objects After you have assigned all lamps and changed the names the config...

Page 35: ...Add the two lamps near the window to group 0 the two lamps near the corridor to group 1 and add all lamps in the room to group 2 Assign names to the groups as shown in Figure 20 Figure 20 LINX Configu...

Page 36: ...the to add an input or output Use the drop down box to select a sensor input or a light group output In our example we use sensor_306 for lux and occupancy sensor inputs group 306_corridor as output o...

Page 37: ...download is complete go back to the DALI Installation tab and press the Get Status button Now the assigned DALI devices are displayed on a green background see Figure 25 The green background color ind...

Page 38: ...6 The light sensor calibration window as shown in Figure 27 in displayed Figure 26 Parameterize Light Sensor 3 Measure the current lux level at the reference area e g desk using a luxmeter 4 Enter the...

Page 39: ...nistrator password Enter loytec4u and select Login 2 The Commission menu opens Click on DALI Installation in the Commission menu The DALI installation page opens as shown in Figure 28 Figure 28 DALI I...

Page 40: ...able fieldbus objects When you are done press the button Save Assignment Alternatively to manual assignment press the button Auto Assign for random assignment After you have assigned all lamps the con...

Page 41: ...device allows calibrating the light sensor under up to seven different light conditions to counter any non linearity of the sensor However in many cases it is enough to calibrate the sensor with a si...

Page 42: ...figured The dialog shown in Figure 33 appears Figure 33 Configure DALI button functions 2 Use the drop down boxes to determine which function is executed and which group is controlled by which button...

Page 43: ...ription of the constant light controller functionality and the parameters refer to Section 8 2 8 CEA 709 and 8 3 5 BACnet 5 To determine which sensors occupancy lux are used as inputs to and which lig...

Page 44: ...configuration of the IP address connect to the L DALI using your Internet browser 2 Click on Config and then BACnet Config in the left menu Figure 36 BACnet Device Configuration 3 Enter a unique devic...

Page 45: ...10X and LDALI ME204 enclosure is 159 mm wide for DIN rail mounting following DIN 43 880 see Figure 37 Figure 37 LDALI 3E10X and LDALI ME204 Enclosure dimensions in mm inch 4 1 2 LDALI E101 U LDALI 310...

Page 46: ...de for each DALI channel NID1 VID1 NID2 VID2 etc Ethernet MAC ID with bar code MAC1 Unless stated otherwise all bar codes are encoded using Code 128 An additional label is also supplied with the L DAL...

Page 47: ...rts Firmware image corrupt Please upload new firmware ORANGE permanent Port disabled e g using LSD Tool Table 2 CEA 709 Activity LED Patterns 4 4 1 4 MSTP Activity LED LDALI 20X only The MS TP port on...

Page 48: ...tional because it was rejected from the CEA 852 IP channel or shut down itself due to an internal error condition Off The CEA 852 device is non functional because it has not been started This can be t...

Page 49: ...I is equipped with a status button see Figure 37 When pressing the status button shortly during normal operation of the L DALI it sends a Service Pin Message on every active CEA 709 node or a BACnet I...

Page 50: ...he DALI Channel button is pressed once the first channel is selected and the corresponding DALI Activity LED lights up orange Now each time the button is pressed the next channel is selected If the la...

Page 51: ...evices lists all DALI devices configured on the DALI channel and allows to execute related maintenance functions e g start stop burn in mode of selected lamps The menu item Replace device allows commi...

Page 52: ...ling this option the LWEB 900 master device manager restores the last saved configuration to the discovered device if it has no configuration yet This feature is beneficial when replacing a device Cha...

Page 53: ...wer internally in which case no additional bus power supply must be connected to this channel 4 8 2 LDALI ME204 Terminal Function 13 BACnet MS TP Modbus RS 485 Ground 14 BACnet MS TP Modbus RS 485 Non...

Page 54: ...of FT 10 Channel Port N L Power Supply 85 240 VAC 50 60 Hz DA DA DALI Channel 1 with internal DALI bus power 230mA Table 10 LDALI 3101 U Terminals Important The LDALI 3101 U models come with an intern...

Page 55: ...2 LDALI 3E10X and LDALI 3101 U Any CEA 709 FT 10 network segment connected to the L DALI needs to be terminated according to the rules found in the specification of the transceiver see Section 9 1 Im...

Page 56: ...f explanatory user interface 5 1 Device Information and Account Management In a Web browser enter the default IP address 192 168 1 254 of the L DALI Note that if your PC has an IP address in a subnet...

Page 57: ...is shown instead All items are links that lead directly to their configuration page Below the general status information more specific sections are displayed depending on the model The Firmware Info p...

Page 58: ...e device info page By default the guest user has no password 2 operator is able to read more sensible information such as calendar data 3 admin has full access to the L DALI and can make changes to it...

Page 59: ...bound to that port When selecting a protocol on a communication port the protocol s communication parameters are displayed in a box on the right hand side To save the settings of the currently opened...

Page 60: ...n example for the FTP server is shown for FTP in Figure 48 The FTP server is used for instance to update the firmware see Section 10 1 or to upload a new data point configuration Note that HTTP for th...

Page 61: ...case the NTP servers are supplied by DHCP running one of the IP interfaces change the setting Use NTP servers from to point to that interface The Connection Keep Alive feature allows the device to aut...

Page 62: ...in ms or 0 to disable escrowing The maximum time is 255 ms The field Aggregation timeout defines the time interval in which multiple CEA 709 packets are combined into a single CEA 852 data packet Ple...

Page 63: ...te configuration server must be used Figure 51 Global Connections Configuration Page 5 2 6 BACnet IP Configuration LDALI 20X only The BACnet IP protocol is available on the Ethernet port To enable BAC...

Page 64: ...rpose and the device implements a VNC server for exposing the display The VNC server is by default disabled on the device On the PC a VNC client needs to be installed Using the default settings the VN...

Page 65: ...P node number than MS TP max master To operate with slow devices on the MS TP network set the Network Timing option to slow This increases a number of timeouts which is needed by some devices but slow...

Page 66: ...e added to the device object of the BACnet time master see Section 8 3 2 7 The device synchronizes automatically as soon as it is contacted by the BACnet time master The time zone offset must be defin...

Page 67: ...t The field Device name holds the name of the BACnet device object property Object_Name Important The device ID and device name must be unique within the BACnet internetwork Further the description an...

Page 68: ...w currently subscribed recipients as shown in Figure 59 Recipient entries can be modified and deleted from the list It is also possible to add new recipients to the list with the Add Recipient button...

Page 69: ...nt type from the drop down box it can be etiher a device instance number or a BACnet address For broadcasting the restart notification choose Addr and type in an asterisk for a global broadcast or pre...

Page 70: ...fies the following behavior for BACnet IP 1 Allow packets from the device 192 168 1 64 2 Otherwise allow packets from devices in the network 10 101 17 xxx 3 Otherwise deny packets from all other IP ad...

Page 71: ...see Figure 64 Figure 64 Setup Debug Mask The debug log allows recording all changes on inputs and outputs as well as all application internal transitions in case a fieldbus object does not behave as e...

Page 72: ...click on the Save button Figure 65 Debug Log 5 2 19 Firmware The firmware page allows upgrading the device s firmware over the Web interface It offers two options Web Update With Web update the devic...

Page 73: ...Documentation page The check box New window determines if the link or file is opened in a new browser tab If Show in browser is checked the browser will try to render the file in the browser otherwise...

Page 74: ...g the fields in the Instance column and Address column for static device binding It can also be done by executing a network scan Edit the scan options as appropriate for your BACnet network and click...

Page 75: ...g checkbox See Section 8 2 8 1 for details on the automatic internal binding algorithm On the LDALI 20X the BACnet Write priority for the outputs light bands can be configured This priority will be us...

Page 76: ...nquish the override In the Feedback row below the current average dim value 0 100 of the group is shown Click on the name to jump to the data point configuration page of the fieldbus object correspond...

Page 77: ...e preparation see Section 7 5 1 2 which were not yet assigned to a physical DALI device Figure 72 DALI Installation Initial View 5 3 4 1 Installing DALI devices To install DALI devices press the Scan...

Page 78: ...LED which starts blinking when the device gets winked The duration of the wink process can be configured in the field Wink Duration in the upper left corner of the DALI Installation page Once a new w...

Page 79: ...Power Displays the nominal power for DALI lamps Some DALI ballasts report their nominal power For DALI ballasts which do not support this feature the nominal power can be configured by the configurat...

Page 80: ...ftware Preconfigured DALI devices must be named to allow correct assignment once online 2 Connect to the L DALI and download the configuration DALI configuration and Parameters 3 Perform a network sca...

Page 81: ...r the identification during the search process DALI ballasts are switched on and off all other devices e g sensors are winked 5 3 4 3 Reset a DALI network In case of a misconfigured DALI network the R...

Page 82: ...ayed in the status column see Figure 79 for an example Abort Burn In Abort burn in mode Emergency Light Configure Test Configure auto test calendar of self contained emergency lights See Section for 5...

Page 83: ...1 Install the new device 2 Press the Scan button to detect the newly installed and unconfigured device 3 After the scan the DALI configuration page should look similar to Figure 80 The broken device...

Page 84: ...sensor instances by selecting them in the box below the button Copy to selected and clicking the button Similar the calibration information can be exported and imported by using the buttons Import and...

Page 85: ...ose buttons can be selected in the Apply settings to selection box Click on Save to write the configuration to the button device If DALI buttons are used with Constant Light Controller applications to...

Page 86: ...alue Up Switch on to last known value if button is pressed shortly dim up when button kept pressed The dim speed is determined by the parameter nciFadeRate LONMARK and Ramp_Rate BACnet of the affected...

Page 87: ...mperature Table 11 DALI button functions 5 3 4 8 Emergency Light Auto Test Configuration To configure the test calendar for the automatic function and duration tests of self contained emergency lights...

Page 88: ...assignment of the device in the L DALI or any other function performed by the L DALI 5 3 4 10 Mains Off Handling When all ballasts on a channel are off the L DALI allows switching off the ballast main...

Page 89: ...re only For devices supporting Colour Temperature only two values can be entered for each scene The upper value is the dim level the lower value is the colour temperature for the scene XY Coordinates...

Page 90: ...lled using DALI buttons or by the L DALI controller see 8 2 5 1 and 8 3 3 1 5 4 Data Management 5 4 1 Data Points The device s Web interface provides a data point page which lists all configured data...

Page 91: ...e range The data point is in normal operation The value of it however is qualified unreliable because the value is an out of range value for the connected data point The value is limited to the suppor...

Page 92: ...ntact LOYTEC with the error code 5 4 2 Trend The Web interface provides a trend log overview page to see all available trend logs and their current state active first available date time last date tim...

Page 93: ...be added to the trend log by clicking the Add button A data point selector dialog opens Click on a data point for adding it For removing a data point from the trend log click on it in the Logged Data...

Page 94: ...along the time axis Data points can be deselected in the legend at the bottom of the window This hides the respective curves in the chart view and may improve visibility for certain detail Enable the...

Page 95: ...lumn Enter a new preset name Then enter values for the data points in the preset column The Data Point Description column displays the short hand name defined in the configuration software Click on th...

Page 96: ...s calendar shall be in effect Leave From and To at to make this calendar always in effect Otherwise enter dates such as 30 1 2000 Figure 94 Calendar Configuration Page On the remainder of this page wo...

Page 97: ...ms are displayed in red Click on the alarm object to be viewed This opens the alarm summary page An example is shown in Figure 95 Active alarms are highlighted red Inactive alarms which have not been...

Page 98: ...s only available when the MS TP data link layer is enabled see Section 5 2 9 and supported by the L DALI model The three statistics items displayed are Device Statistics Bus History and Token History...

Page 99: ...s because MS TP node addresses in use contain gaps or Max_Master of the node with the largest node address is not set to the same value as the node s address token losses reply timeouts slow token pas...

Page 100: ...xample 40 15 40 15 either means that 0x15 retried sending the token to 0x40 or that passing the token to 0x40 failed and 0x15 created a new token and sent it to 0x40 Transitions to or from sole master...

Page 101: ...CEA 852 statistics page displays the statistics data of the CEA 852 device on the L DALI It is only displayed if the CEA 852 interface is enabled The upper part of the CEA 852 statistics page is depi...

Page 102: ...n server in each direction Port forwarding problems are recognized For older devices or devices by other manufacturers which do not support the enhanced test features the test passes as soon as a devi...

Page 103: ...cated behind a NAT router or firewall and the port forwarding in the NAT Router usually 1628 or the filter table of the firewall is incorrect Peer not reachable red exclamation Displayed for a device...

Page 104: ...8 OPC XML DA Server Statistics Page The OPC XML DA server statistics page shows statistics data which contains information on currently and previously connected clients An example list of OPC clients...

Page 105: ...ted client The Srvc column specifies the type of Web service Web DA and DL The Agent column contains information on the HTTP agent of the client and the Last Action column contains information on the...

Page 106: ...e remote packet capture with Wireshark 5 5 12 DALI Statistics The DALI statistics page displays the statistics data of the DALI channels If the device supports multiple DALI channels it is possible to...

Page 107: ...ansitions When an inactive and acknowledged alarm disappears from the alarm summary page live list the alarm log contains this last transition and maintains it over a reboot An example is shown in Fig...

Page 108: ...nd times Use the multi select feature to get the overview of more schedules An example is shown in Figure 111 Figure 111 Scheduler Statistics Page 5 6 Documentation The documentation page allows to ac...

Page 109: ...l data points incl parameter values the entire port configuration and the DALI configuration stored in the L DALI It leaves the IP settings intact Reverting run time changes to defaults of the data po...

Page 110: ...classes of data points are Analog An analog data point typically represents a scalar value The associated data type is a double precision machine variable Meta data for analog data points include inf...

Page 111: ...e constant value updates a fixed pollcycle for example to trend the data For other data points that do not need permanent value updates so called dynamic polling is activated as soon as the values are...

Page 112: ...or of the device or the logic running on the device This way a number of devices can have the same basic configuration and be adapted by parameter values Examples are sunblind run times for control lo...

Page 113: ...ta point configuration The system registers such as the System time or the CPU load can be exposed to the OPC server By default all system registers are checked for being exposed to OPC To reduce the...

Page 114: ...ink Mask This register is a multistate data point It displays the link information of the Ethernet port Example Eth 1 Hostname This register is a string data point It displays the host name which has...

Page 115: ...length is defined when creating the register and cannot be changed at run time Since a register has no network direction it can be written and read Therefore it is created as a value data point by def...

Page 116: ...roperty relation Property relations appear as data point links with the respective property names underneath their governing data point An example is shown in Figure 114 They are marked with a link sy...

Page 117: ...s configuration this property relation is linked to that data point presetName This property relation of type string shows the preset name of the currently scheduled value If the preset name data poi...

Page 118: ...values The expression sum 4 5 2 evaluates to 18 while sum 4 5 2 evaluates to 9 As you enter the formula it will be parsed and the resulting sequence of calculations will be displayed in a list at the...

Page 119: ...ked on all connected input data points This avoids recalculating the formula and writing a value to the output data point when it is already clear that the result will be the same because the input va...

Page 120: ...v1 v2 le v1 v2 returns 1 if v1 is lower or equal v2 else 0 v1 v2 eq v1 v2 returns 1 if v1 equals v2 else 0 v1 v2 ge v1 v2 returns 1 if v1 is greater or equal v2 else 0 v1 v2 gt v1 v2 returns 1 if v1...

Page 121: ...ten to the output data point When polling the output data point in poll through mode maximum cache age is set on the output the value from the first input data point is polled The same holds true for...

Page 122: ...ti state data points Analog Binary multi state to SNVT_switch Analog binary and multi state data points can be directly connected to a SNVT_switch user data point 6 3 2 Multi Slot Connections Connecti...

Page 123: ...e target data point is generated with opposite direction and of the same class as the source data point Depending on the target technology however certain restrictions apply on what can be generated T...

Page 124: ...ceholders are evaluated when the template is applied and new data point instances are created The available placeholders are listed in Table 15 Placeholder Meaning name In simple auto generate templat...

Page 125: ...ST Features 6 4 1 Alarming The alarming architecture comprises a number of entities Objects that monitor values of data points and generate alarms depending on an alarm condition are called alarm sour...

Page 126: ...roperty relations The enableAlarm property relation can be used to disable or enable alarm conditions when linked to a data point The property relations highLimit lowLimit deadband can be used to modi...

Page 127: ...figured with a display color Which value preset is scheduled at what time is defined by a scheduled event The event defines the starting time value preset and end time in a 24 hour period Events can b...

Page 128: ...n be defined to be any of the defined presets In Figure 117 the scheduler will write out unoccupied after 12 30 as no other event exists A special schedule default is silent With the silent default th...

Page 129: ...chnology trend log objects can be used to record historical values of the respective technology data points and expose them to network technologies that support it These historic logs are separate fro...

Page 130: ...n it contains the alarm message for a to normal transition it contains the clear message for a to fault transition it contains the fault message vn al_type If the data point variable is an alarm this...

Page 131: ...full hour 0 24 samples ago Daily value at HH MM SS of the day 0 60 samples ago Weekly value at HH MM SS on weekday Mon Sun 0 10 samples ago Monthly value at HH MM SS on day of month 1 31 last 0 24 sa...

Page 132: ...range from 0 the highest to 126 the lowest The value 127 is reserved as a default for weekdays Further the implementation as LONMARK standard objects requires the use of configuration properties If t...

Page 133: ...object is updated the value is transferred back The direction of BACnet server objects deserves a closer look The direction specified for data points in the Configurator software always refers to the...

Page 134: ...or each calendar pattern a BACnet Calendar object is created The visible calendar on the Web UI is therefore a collection of BACnet calendar objects Each calendar pattern therefore is associated with...

Page 135: ...The percentage setting in the Configurator software is a default and can be changed by the OWS over the network The BACnet technology also supports remote trend logs A remote trend log is basically a...

Page 136: ...mally BACnet AI BI MI are created out of input source data points and AO BO MO out of output source data points The BACnet project settings allow changing this default to BACnet value objects AV BV MI...

Page 137: ...commas such as 1 or 1 23 456 Indicates a match group The actual text in the input that matches the expression inside the braces can be retrieved through the sequence 0 1 etc Escape character interpre...

Page 138: ...ombination followed by a and by any two digit combination Then the output is assembled by specifying an output template In that output template both literal text and references to the match groups can...

Page 139: ...rk management tools as well as a stand alone tool for LDALI 20X models or for systems without LNS System requirements LNS 3 1 SP8 U1 LNS 3 2 TE SP5 OpenLNS for LNS mode Windows Vista Windows 7 Windows...

Page 140: ...4 Click Finish to complete the registration Figure 123 Select device templates for installation 5 A dialog appears to optionally select the device templates to be installed Deselect unneeded device te...

Page 141: ...add the device using the device templates setup DALI devices and groups configure the parameters of the L DALIs light and sunblind applications and setup advanced alarming scheduling and trending fun...

Page 142: ...er to configure the L DALI when the device and the DALI network including all DALI devices e g ballasts sensors etc are available on line CEA 709 only Add L DALI to LNS Section 7 3 1 Start the Configu...

Page 143: ...Basic off line design flow In case of LDALI 10x models in the first step the L DALI device must be added to LNS see Section 7 3 1 Then the LINX Configurator must be started to configure the L DALI Use...

Page 144: ...he original L DALI has been configured or modified Double check if the DALI configuration seems ok and all DALI devices in use are assigned that is have a valid short address assigned Then download th...

Page 145: ...nterface or LOYTEC L DALI IP 10L if the L DALI is configured to be on the IP channel For information on how to configure which port to use refer to Section 5 2 8 for the Web UI In addition there are c...

Page 146: ...evice identification method as shown in Figure 130 and click Next Figure 130 Use Service Pin 7 Click Next in the following screens until you get to the final dialog shown in Figure 131 8 If the device...

Page 147: ...en added to the drawing 11 Repeat steps 1 10 for each CEA 709 node representing one DALI channel 7 3 2 Replacing an L DALI This Section describes how to replace an L DALI in your LNS database The desc...

Page 148: ...ant If using a non standard network variable interface make sure the appropriate data point configuration or backup was already loaded to the device using the IP connection To Replace a Device in LonM...

Page 149: ...xt without loading an application image 5 Then select Online for State and New Device Values for Source of CP Values as shown in Figure 136 and click Next Figure 136 Select online state and source of...

Page 150: ...ies The LINX Configurator on the other hand directly modifies the values on the device when downloading its parameters see Section 7 4 4 Or they were changed via the web interface However LNS based to...

Page 151: ...device properties see Figure 138 To Synchronize CPs in LonMaker TE 1 Right click on a device object and select Commissioning Resync CPs from the context menu 2 This opens the dialog shown in Figure 13...

Page 152: ...Software see Section 7 16 2 7 4 Using the LINX Configurator 7 4 1 Starting as an LNS Plug In LDALI 10X only In LonMaker the plug in is started by right clicking on the L DALI device shape and selecti...

Page 153: ...figuration software to the L DALI To Connect to an L DALI Stand Alone 1 Select the direct connection method by clicking on the Connect to device button in the tool bar of the main connections window T...

Page 154: ...To add a new folder click on the New Folder button and enter a folder name Drag the new device connection onto the new folder 10 Click on Connect This establishes the connection to the device 7 4 3 Up...

Page 155: ...7 4 6 The Parameters contain the parameters of the L DALI light and if available sunblind applications including CLC Bindings and button functions as configured on the Parameters tab see Section 7 6 3...

Page 156: ...ALI network including device names device types device assignment DALI short address group names and group assignment as configured on the DALI Installation DALI Groups and DALI Channel tabs see Secti...

Page 157: ...ns for this message are The DALI configuration on the device was changed using the web interface An old configuration file version was loaded to the LINX Configurator software No configuration file wa...

Page 158: ...s 7 4 5 Upload the System Log The system log on the device contains important log messages Log messages are generated for important operational states e g last boot time last shutdown reason or errors...

Page 159: ...evice needs to be replaced in the network To Create a Backup 1 Connect to the device see Sections 7 4 1 and 7 4 2 2 Choose the menu Tools Backup Device Configuration 3 A file requestor opens Choose a...

Page 160: ...For details see Section 7 5 3 7 5 1 DALI Installation Tab The DALI Installation tab is shown in Figure 149 It is used to scan a DALI channel and assign DALI devices to Lamp Actuator Light Occupancy Se...

Page 161: ...s update in case there is no need to monitor the status of DALI devices as the status update uses network bandwidth 7 5 1 2 DALI Network Database Section This section allows naming DALI devices ballas...

Page 162: ...DALI scan result section 7 5 1 3 DALI Network Scan Result Section If a DALI network scan has been performed by pressing the Scan Channel button the unassigned devices found during the scan are display...

Page 163: ...I Groups Tab The DALI Groups tab is shown in Figure 151 It is used to assign DALI ballasts to groups and setup group names Similar to the DALI Installation tab the drop down box in the top left corner...

Page 164: ...Configuration The parameter configuration is located on the Parameters tab as shown in Figure 153 The dialog is divided into the following sections The tree view number 1 the LONMARK object list numbe...

Page 165: ...ce is considered occupied Similar for each of the two light bands up to 16 DALI groups can be selected as outputs The primary light band is near the inside of the building the secondary light band is...

Page 166: ...ight controller 7 6 1 Reset Run Hours and Energy Count To reset the run hours and or energy count of a lamp actuator click on the Reset Run Hours Energy Count button A dialog is displayed which allows...

Page 167: ...nd 600lx 500lx 20 If in the rooms artificial light is dimensioned dimmer or brighter the artificial light factor is used to parameterize the amount of lux provided by the rooms artificial light 2 the...

Page 168: ...OL mode to define the ratio between the measured outdoor lux level and the resulting indoor lux level To calibrate the gain factor perform the following steps 1 Switch the light off and measure the cu...

Page 169: ...controller and press the Link button Figure 159 Link Sunblind Controller to Constant Light Controller 7 6 6 Configure Emergency Light Auto Test Calendar This function is only available if the Configu...

Page 170: ...eate edit and delete user data points calendar scheduler and trendlog objects e mail templates alarm logs and math objects Further it allows selecting those data points on the device which shall be ex...

Page 171: ...hese folders contain data points schedulers calendars trend logs and alarm servers of the CEA 709 network technology representing the different DALI channels There is one subfolder of this type for ea...

Page 172: ...ee Section 7 13 Statistics This folder contains registers which provide communication statistics specific to the network port Remote Devices This folder is used to collect all remote calendars schedul...

Page 173: ...s sub data point with alarm condition Data point is a trigger for e mails Data point used for trending Data point is a link Data point has sub data points which are links Table 19 Icons for used data...

Page 174: ...ion 6 1 2 Receive Timeout For input data points this property defines the receive timeout in seconds Set this property to 0 to disable polling See Section 6 1 2 Min Send For output data points this pr...

Page 175: ...to format the floating point value accordingly Analog Datapoint Resolution For analog data points this property defines the smallest possible value increment Analog Point COV Increment This property...

Page 176: ...points which are using that particular map It is not necessary to edit each data point individually For managing multistate maps go to the menu Tools Manage State Maps To Edit a Multistate Map 1 Clic...

Page 177: ...nt that the original data point name The contents of this folder are also available on the Web UI or the LCD UI The link names are displayed there The data point links can also be individually exposed...

Page 178: ...roperty relations you may click on the button which jumps to the linked data point in the data point list 7 7 9 CEA 709 Properties Apart from the common data point properties discussed in Section 7 7...

Page 179: ...8 ms LNS Network Path If available from an LNS scan this property specifies the LNS network path of the device where the given NV exists LNS Channel Name If available from an LNS scan this property sp...

Page 180: ...n is always set if at least on client mapping is attached Client Map Count This property defines the number of client mappings attached to a data point A data point can have one read client map or n w...

Page 181: ...be done later in the data point properties also 6 Select a Type Available are Double Boolean Signed Integer String Variant or User 7 When selecting User a register with a user defined structure is go...

Page 182: ...appropriate transceiver and clicking on OK opens a file requestor where the XIF file name needs to be entered Select a useful name to identify the device e g as LDALI 10X_button_02 xif 7 8 BACnet Conf...

Page 183: ...properties access on a remote device is required support for proprietary properties must be enabled in the BACnet tab of the Project Settings dialog see Section 7 16 5 7 8 2 Import from EDE File If th...

Page 184: ...select the desired BACnet objects in one of the import folders 2 Use the multi select feature by holding the Shift or Ctrl keys pressed 3 Click on the button Use on Device in the tool bar 4 This crea...

Page 185: ...ces They appear as data points in the BACnet Datapoints folder To Create Server Objects Manually 1 Select the User sub folder of the Datapoints folder under the BACnet Port folder 2 Right click in the...

Page 186: ...to state texts that are exported to a second file named myDevice states csv For which components are exported in an EDE file please refer to Section 8 3 9 To Export an EDE File 1 Select the BACnet Por...

Page 187: ...rt BACnet Server Objects from an EDE File 1 Select the folder BACnet Port 2 Right click and select Import Server Objects from EDE In the following file selector dialog choose the EDE import file and c...

Page 188: ...l Character Support 1 In the Configurator software menu go to Settings Project settings This opens the Project Settings dialog see also Section 7 16 5 2 Click on the tab BACnet 3 Put a check mark eith...

Page 189: ...2 Right click and select Create Priority Write Point from the context menu 3 A dialog prompts for the write priority Note that the write priority can also be changed later 4 The new priority write dat...

Page 190: ...plicate BACnet devices 4 In the Data Point Assignment section choose to assign the duplicated data points to a new BACnet device instance and click OK 5 A new BACnet device folder is created with the...

Page 191: ...sender and receiver to the same connection they transfer values in both directions Doing so with connected data points bi directional connections can be built To manually create a new connection 5 Cli...

Page 192: ...nversion the item displays a yellow exclamation mark and the default conversion e g Analog to CEA 709 motor_state_t By clicking on the button to view the current conversion 10 To add a new conversion...

Page 193: ...gure 177 Create a connection with drag and drop 4 To add data point to that connection drop the new data point into the empty area in the connected data points list below To Create a Bi Directional Co...

Page 194: ...i1 LINX 200 BACnet Port ai1 LINX 200 User Registers abs_humid2 Ai2 LINX 200 BACnet Port ai2 LINX 200 User Registers abs_humid3 Ai3 LINX 200 BACnet Port ai3 LINX 200 User Registers abs_humid4 Figure 17...

Page 195: ...lected data point and drop it into the empty area of the Datapoints in connection list as shown in Figure 180 This adds the data point to the selected connection Figure 180 Modify connections in the p...

Page 196: ...er data point as a single entity in the connection Choose Yes to create a multi slot connection 4 A multi slot connection is created as shown in Figure 181 The multi slot connection can be collapsed o...

Page 197: ...s based on a multi slot connection with n inputs and m outputs see Section 6 3 2 To Create a Math Block Adaptor 1 Create a multi slot connection from a structured data point e g the input data point 2...

Page 198: ...u choose Connection with Math Adaptor 2 In the dialog Select Multi Slot Math Adaptor select an existing adaptor and click Select A new multi slot connection is added to the connection list with empty...

Page 199: ...y have global connections configured that publish data on the network their definition can be exported and imported into the new configuration That will make all the global connection names available...

Page 200: ...is generated with a few mouse clicks To Auto generate Data Points and Connections 1 Go to the Datapoints tab 2 Select those data points of a given port folder that shall be mapped to another technolog...

Page 201: ...n also craft an auto generate template where those properties are pre set 7 9 9 Create an Auto Generate Template If the implicit options for generating target types are not sufficient for the envision...

Page 202: ...list When applying the auto generate template the placeholder is expanded to the name of the actual source data point Choose path name to flatten the folder tree of the source data point and include t...

Page 203: ...late editor opens as shown in Figure 189 It contains two data point lists The left hand denoted 1 list is pre filled and contains the selected source data points They are locked and cannot be modified...

Page 204: ...1 Create an E mail Template E mail templates are used to assemble and transmit e mails when certain trigger conditions occur The e mail template contains the destination e mail address the subject an...

Page 205: ...nsmit e mails when certain trigger conditions occur For an e mail template one or more trigger conditions can be defined The e mail will be sent when one of the trigger conditions is activated Dependi...

Page 206: ...lly any file of the device can be specified as an attachment To Configure Attachments 1 Under the Global Objects folder select the E mail Configuration sub folder 2 Right click and select Configure E...

Page 207: ...calendar patterns A calendar pattern represents a class of days such as Holidays The calendar patterns can then be used in a schedule to define daily schedules for exception days The available calenda...

Page 208: ...This configuration must be done as an initial setup The daily schedules can be changed later in the Web UI or over the network Which data points are scheduled can be changed in the Web UI To Attach Da...

Page 209: ...to the Configuration tab or click Save Changes to leave the dialog Tip A shortcut to creating a scheduler object and attaching a data point is to select a data point in the data point manager right c...

Page 210: ...se the scheduled value or enter a scheduled value Modify the Start and End time to your needs Optionally you should set a priority if scheduled events overlap in the preview 4 Choose an Event type whi...

Page 211: ...ot determined which value is in effect 7 11 5 Configure Exception Days When a local calendar is used its calendar patterns need to be configured with exception days pattern entries The calendar patter...

Page 212: ...e Disable Datapoint This data point can be configured which enables or disables the scheduler depending on its Boolean value Enable Disable Feedback Datapoint This data point is updated with the curre...

Page 213: ...be done over the network or the Web UI To Create an Alarm Server 1 Under the device folder select the Alarm sub folder to create a generic alarm server For a technology alarm server select the Alarm s...

Page 214: ...ition 1 Select a data point 2 Right click and select Create Alarm Condition from the context menu 3 For the alarm condition edit the following definitions which apply to all condition types as shown i...

Page 215: ...e alarm In this case the data point value is compared against the condition Edit the condition in the box below this option Figure 193 Common settings for an alarm condition 10 For an analog feedback...

Page 216: ...added for those data points that have an alarm condition If a sub data point has been alarmed the top level data point will indicate this with the sign 7 12 3 Deliver Alarms via E mail Updates in the...

Page 217: ...soon as an alarm becomes inactive and has been acknowledged it disappears from the alarm summary To store a historical log of alarm transitions an alarm log needs to be created An alarm log can log tr...

Page 218: ...execute two options from the context menu Configure Alarm Conditions Use this option from the context menu on a multi selection of data points The alarm condition of all selected data points can be e...

Page 219: ...e data logger file Aligned log intervals can be configured COV Mode In this mode each of the trended data points is logged separately if and only if its value changes For analog data points a specific...

Page 220: ...Data Points When a local trend object has been created it needs to be configured which data points it shall log This is done by attaching data points to the trend object Only simple data points can be...

Page 221: ...ching a data point is to select a data point in the data point manager right click on it and choose Trend Datapoint from the context menu This generates a trend log and links that data point to it 7 1...

Page 222: ...0 Bytes The decimal point and CSV column separator can be configured in the system configuration of the Web UI see Section 5 2 1 Note that for a comma as the separator the decimal point is a point Thi...

Page 223: ...te that certain restrictions apply to BACnet trends see Section 6 6 4 7 14Math Objects 7 14 1 Create a Math Object Math objects are advanced application objects that can execute mathematical operation...

Page 224: ...resulting formula is displayed at the bottom of the dialog Alternatively the formula can be entered there Note When the formula entered at the bottom is still incomplete and does not yield a meaningf...

Page 225: ...er functions An historic filter template is a collection of such filter functions and can be assigned to any analog binary or multi state base data point For more general information on historic filte...

Page 226: ...f the selected filter Click the import button to load historic filters from disk When importing filter definitions of the same name are overwritten Click the export button to store current filters to...

Page 227: ...settings The dialog displays the settings of the selected group in the dialog area The structure is similar to the menu structure on the Web UI Enable the legacy mode if this is required by your netw...

Page 228: ...changing the interface will result in a new static interface Thus it is highly recommended to change this option only if connected via LNS to allow the Configurator to update the LNS database accordin...

Page 229: ...terface the L DALI comes with a preconfigured AST resource configuration which cannot be changed Figure 204 CEA 709 AST Project Settings The section Resources required by the current project on the le...

Page 230: ...lue templates This is the maximum number of value templates supported by each scheduler Data size per value template This specifies the buffer size reserved to hold the data for each value template Mo...

Page 231: ...the device even after a new configuration download Without this option a new configuration will overwrite any changes made by the OWS with the values defines in the configuration e g high and low limi...

Page 232: ...be disabled On the other hand additional functionality can be enabled e g for emergency light applications or DALI buttons support See Section 8 3 7 16 6 Project Information This tab is shown in Figu...

Page 233: ...duleCfg 1 0 8 1 2 Trend Log CSV File The CSV file format for a trend log and the location of those files are defined in this section The trend log CSV files are accessible either via their UID only or...

Page 234: ...lue sources specified in the header If at a given date time more values are logged all of them appear in the same line If at that given time some sources did not log values those columns are left empt...

Page 235: ...ample tmp app grp104_emerg_tst csv contains the log information generated by all emergency lights assigned to group 4 on channel 1 tmp app chl1_emerg_tst csv contains the log information generated by...

Page 236: ...can be used to poll the system temperature of the L DALI It does not send updates and must be polled nvoSupplyVolt SNVT_volt This NV can be used to poll the supply voltage of the L DALI It does not s...

Page 237: ...related to DALI group 16 per channel Channel actuator object related to the DALI channel 1 per channel Lamp Actuator 3040 nviLAValue SNVT_switch nciLocation nciRunHrInit nciEnCntInit nciGroups nciOnD...

Page 238: ...estart nciAutoOffBreak nciOffWarningDly nciEmTestDelay nciEmTestValue nvoGPRunHours SNVT_elapsed_time nvoGPEnergyCnt SNVT_elec_kwh nvoGPFailure SNVT_switch nvoGPValueFb SNVT_switch nviGPSetting SNVT_s...

Page 239: ...state_64 nvoLampFail SNVT_state_64 nvoBatteryFail SNVT_state_64 nvoFuncTestFail SNVT_state_64 nvoDurTestFail SNVT_state_64 only available if Emergency interface is enabled Figure 209 Object for channe...

Page 240: ...nciFadeRate is used nviGPScene Using this input network variable of type SNVT_scene up to 16 DALI scenes can be saved and recalled The command SC_LEARN stores the current light levels of all lamps of...

Page 241: ...ring this time the light is dimmed to 50 of the previous level For non dimmable lights nciMinLevel nciMaxLevel the light is blinking Figure 211 Timing Parameters with nciAutoOffDelay and nciOffWarning...

Page 242: ...lamp group channel output is returned to the non priorized input network variable The light value is changed in fading mode configuration property nciFadeTime is used Prioritized control commands are...

Page 243: ...delays nciEmTestDelay the value of all lamps in the group is compared to the reference value specified in nciEmTestValue If a lamp does not reach the reference value dim value above or below reference...

Page 244: ...ciRunHrInit of the lamp object To limit the number of network variables the run hours are reported not separately for each lamp but for a whole group or channel The group object reports the maximum ru...

Page 245: ...l a lamp adopts in case of a DALI system failure is defined in the configuration property nciSysFailureLev 8 2 5 11 Colour Control Controlling the colour of devices of type colour control device type...

Page 246: ...rily SET_ON The light is switched on to the light level saved at the time of the last SET_OFF command SET_STATE Set the light to the level defined by the setting field The light is dimmed in ramping m...

Page 247: ...ighting function test see IEC 62386 202 If the Emergency interface is enabled the nvoFuncTestFail will show whether the last function test performed has failed Duration test value 2 Starts the duratio...

Page 248: ...ALI_COLOUR_TYPE_XY_COORDINATE 0 The light colour is defined by the x any y coordinates in the CIE1931 colour space chromaticity diagram The x and y values are given in the structure value xy_coordinat...

Page 249: ...0 23 minute 0 59 second 0 59 Default Value Description Reports the run ON hours L DALI calculates the run hours of each DALI ballast The network variable nvoGPRunHours reports the maximum run hours of...

Page 250: ...ured using the configuration property nciNominalPwr The energy consumption of a lamp can be initialized with the configuration property nciEnCntInit nvoXXFailure Type SNVT_switch Valid Range value 0 1...

Page 251: ...BatteryCharge reports the minimum battery charge of the emergency lights in a group The network variable nvoLABattCharge reports the battery charge of each self contained emergency light This network...

Page 252: ...lf contained emergency lights in the channel Each bit corresponds to the ballast with the same index In case the ballast indicates a battery failure the bit is set Note that this function is not suppo...

Page 253: ...File access is provided via LONMARK FTP nciLocation Type SCPTLocation SNVT_str_asc Valid Range 31 ASCII characters Default Value Lamp X Group X Channel X Description This configuration property can be...

Page 254: ...e output is switched on nciOffDelay Type UCPTOffDelay SNVT_time_sec Valid Range 0 6553 4 sec Resolution 0 1 sec Default Value 0 Description This configuration property determines the delay after which...

Page 255: ...lue ST_OFF Description This configuration property determines if the auto off timer can be aborted prematurely by an OFF command via the nviXXValue or nviXXSetting network variable inputs Function Des...

Page 256: ...nge 0 100 for some ballasts 0 is not allowed Resolution 0 5 Default Value 100 Description Initial dim level of DALI lamp after power has been applied to lamp Corresponds to the DALI Register POWER ON...

Page 257: ...time_sec Valid Range 0 6553 4 sec Resolution 0 1 sec Default Value 0 Description This configuration property is used for the emergency light test which is started by the network variable input nviEmer...

Page 258: ...Delta Figure 215 Light Sensor Object This object type is enabled in the default interface It can be disabled together with the Occupancy Sensor objects 8 2 6 1 Sensor Calibration To provide a reliable...

Page 259: ...he lux value measured with an external luxmeter It is used together with the lux value reported by the sensor to compute the corresponding entry in the gain table When reading the value from the devic...

Page 260: ...x level must change before nvoLuxLevel is updated 8 2 7 Occupancy Sensor Object 1060 The L DALI provides 16 occupancy sensor objects for each DALI channel The occupancy sensor object makes the state o...

Page 261: ...variable provides the occupancy state measured by the occupancy sensor If no corresponding occupancy sensor is present on the DALI network the value is OC_NUL 8 2 7 3 Configuration Properties All conf...

Page 262: ...ied nciOccupValue Type UCPToccupiedValue SNVT_occupancy Valid Range OC_NUL 1 Invalid Value OC_OCCUPIED 0 Area is occupied OC_UNOCCUPIED 1 Area is unoccupied OC_BYPASS 2 Area is temporarily occupied fo...

Page 263: ...sensor occupancy sensor and group objects in case no real bindings are done This function is referred to as Automatic Internal Bindings Figure 219 shows these default connections of the constant light...

Page 264: ...nviGPScene Group Object X Table 22 Default Connections for Automatic Internal Bindings When using local DALI sensors and or DALI groups internal manual CLC bindings can be configured see Section 5 3...

Page 265: ...becomes unoccupied AMBIENT Effect or ambient lighting is switched on based on the measured illumination level UPDATER A DALI sensor with constant light controller functionality shall be mapped to the...

Page 266: ...ormed with the LINX Configurator software refer to Section 7 6 3 The control mode is available in different flavors With our without occupancy sensor If an occupancy sensor is installed and the room b...

Page 267: ...arameters to the DALI constant light controller and retrieves lamp setting from the DALI light sensor In general LOYTEC does not recommend using UPDATER mode Wherever possible use REGULATOR or CONTROL...

Page 268: ...n in Figure 221 The configuration property nciLamp2Limit defines the light level above which the values of nvoLampValue and nvoLamp2Value are identical Figure 221 Secondary Light Band 8 2 8 6 Occupanc...

Page 269: ...rameter nciOffHysteresis defines the hysteresis for switching off the lamp and the configuration property nciOnHysteresis defines the hysteresis for switching on the lamp In addition a delay can be co...

Page 270: ...hanges of the rooms illumination levels due to the moving sunblinds and thus can avoid to switch on lights unnecessarily 8 2 8 11 Museum Mode The museum mode is activated by setting an upper limit for...

Page 271: ...ue Description This network variable input is used to enable SET_ON or disable SET_OFF the controller to adjust the set point of the constant light controller SET_UP and SET_DOWN or to manually update...

Page 272: ...ee Section 8 2 8 4 If a valid value is received state 0 1 the constant light controller is disabled and nvoLampValue and nvoLamp2Value are set to the specified value nciLamp2Offset and nciLamp2Limit a...

Page 273: ...rent state of the constant light controller Off The constant light controller is disabled or overridden by nviCLOverride or the DALI Mode button LCD UI On The constant light controller is enabled and...

Page 274: ...automatically relinquished when the lights are overridden to off CONTROL A light sensor that measures the outdoor illumination is installed An occupancy sensor is installed CONTROL_NO_OCC A light sen...

Page 275: ...CPTstep SNVT_lev_cont Valid Range 0 100 Resolution 0 5 Default Value 3 Description This configuration property defines the maximum step size that the constant light controller will take to approach th...

Page 276: ...Description This configuration property specifies the expected update interval of the nviLuxLevel network variable input If the time elapses without an update of the variable an alarm is generated If...

Page 277: ...meter and the light sensor Enter the difference of the lux measured by the luxmeter in multiplier and the lux value difference measured by the light sensor in divisor The value can be reset by setting...

Page 278: ...adjust the characteristic of the lamp for the human vision If DALI lights are used the default values can be kept nciHoldTime Type SCPTholdTime SNVT_time_sec Valid Range 0 6553 4 sec Resolution 0 1 se...

Page 279: ...iguration property defines the time during which updates on nviOccup are ignored after that lamp was switched off nciLuxUpperLimit Type UCPTluxUpperLimit SNVT_lux Valid Range 0 65 335 lux Default Valu...

Page 280: ...e SNVT_switch nviMaintenance SNVT_switch nviOccManCmd SNVT_occupancy nvoSBMode SNVT_state nvoSBStateFB SNVT_sblnd_state nviSBSettingFB SNVT_setting nviSBStateFB SNVT_sblnd_state Figure 223 Sunblind Co...

Page 281: ...on property nciViewProtHyst 8 2 9 3 Heating Cooling If the room is not occupied the L DALI can close the sunblind to provide thermal isolation in order to save energy The network variable input nviTer...

Page 282: ...T_scene up to 16 sunblind scenes can be saved and recalled The command SC_LEARN stores the current sunblind position and rotation in the specified scene number By a SC_RECALL command previously stored...

Page 283: ...ll not drive at the same time avoiding a power peak SCADA Sunblind Controller nvoSblndSetting SNVT_setting nvoSblndState SNVT_sblnd_state nvoSBStateFB SNVT_sblnd_state nviSBSettingFB SNVT_setting nviS...

Page 284: ...ty The priority of events can be changed Events can be deactivated by setting the priority to 1 Usually this is done with the LINX Configurator as described in Section 7 6 4 Priority Event Description...

Page 285: ...Contact is active The polarity of the window contact can be changed via the configuration property nciInvWinCon The sunblind does not move as long as the window is open 8 Local control The network var...

Page 286: ...ed value SET_UP 3 Increase setting by specified value SET_STOP 4 Stop action SET_STATE 5 Setting on at specified value setting 0 100 resolution 0 5 rotation 359 98 360 00 resolution 0 02 Default Value...

Page 287: ...resolution 0 02 cmd_source SBCS_NUL SBCS_LOCAL SBCS_GROUP error_code SBE_NUL SBE_NO_ERROR SBE_IN_PROGRESS Default Value Description Feedback from sunblind actuator of type SNVT_sblnd_state nviIndoorTe...

Page 288: ...lled Function Description SC_LEARN Stores the current sunblind position and rotation in the specified scene number SC_RECALL Recall a previously stored scene SC_RESET Delete a scene nviWindowContact T...

Page 289: ...d Range value 0 100 state 0 1 On state 1 and value 0 5 Off state 0 and value 0 Default Value Description This network variable input is used to switch on off maintenance mode If maintenance mode is ac...

Page 290: ...input can be used to manually control the occupancy state Value Description OC_NUL This is the initial value after power up and it remains until another value is received It is used to indicate that...

Page 291: ...ut provides the setpoint for the sunblind actuator nvoSblndState Type SNVT_sblnd_state Valid Range pos function SET_NUL 1 Invalid Value SET_DOWN 2 Decrease setting by specified value SET_UP 3 Increase...

Page 292: ...alid Value SET_OFF 0 Setting off SET_ON 1 Setting on SET_DOWN 2 Decrease setting by specified value SET_UP 3 Increase setting by specified value SET_STOP 4 Stop action SET_STATE 5 Setting on at specif...

Page 293: ...ity nciMaxRcvTime Type SCPTmaxRcvTime SNVT_time_sec Valid Range 0 6553 4 sec Resolution 0 1 sec Default Value 0 0 sec disabled Description This configuration property specifies the expected update int...

Page 294: ...configuration property defines the override value which is adopts by the sunblind when the nviOverride is at ON nciMaintValue Type SCPTdefaultSetting SNVT_setting Valid Range function SET_NUL 1 Invali...

Page 295: ...nciMinAzimuth Type UCPTminAzimuth SNVT_angle_deg Valid Range 359 98 360 00 deg Resolution 0 02 deg Default Value 0 Description This configuration property defines the minimum azimuth for the sun elev...

Page 296: ...Type UCPTmaxRotation SNVT_angle_deg Valid Range 359 98 360 00 deg Resolution 0 02 deg Default Value 90 Description This configuration property defines the maximum rotation for the glare protection alg...

Page 297: ...onstant_light_req 128 127 view_protect 128 127 glare 128 127 scene_sel 128 127 global_req 128 127 group_req 128 127 local_req 128 127 window 128 127 override_req 128 127 set_override_req 128 127 rain...

Page 298: ...ition disappears before this time expires In this way the sun blind controller ensures that the sunblind does not drive too frequently nciCLNumber Type UCPTobjectIndex SNVT_count Valid Range 0 15 0xFF...

Page 299: ...st nciSlHiLimTerm nciSlLoLimTerm nciViewProtHyst nviSunElevation SNVT_angle_deg nviSunAzimuth SNVT_angle_deg Figure 227 Global Object This object type is enabled in the default interface It will be di...

Page 300: ...0 6553 5 m s Resolution 0 1 m s Default Value Description This network variable input provides the current wind speed measured by a wind sensor If the wind speed is higher than the value configured i...

Page 301: ...id Range value 0 100 state 0 1 Dawn state 1 and value 0 5 No Dawn state 0 and value 0 Default Value Description Currently not used nviDusk Type SNVT_switch Valid Range value 0 100 state 0 1 Dusk state...

Page 302: ...uration Properties All configuration properties listed in this section are implemented as Configuration Parameters using configuration files CPT CPV and CPC files File access is provided via LONMARK F...

Page 303: ...f the time elapses without an update of the variable an alarm is generated and the sunblinds adopt the safe position defined by nciWeaSenFailPos nciFrostRcvT Type SCPTmaxRcvTime SNVT_time_sec Valid Ra...

Page 304: ...utoOffBreak SNVT_lev_disc Valid Range ST_ON ST_OFF Inverted ST_ON Not Inverted ST_OFF Default Value ST_OFF not inverted Description This configuration property allows inverting the window contact inpu...

Page 305: ...Section 8 2 9 2 8 2 11 Button 0001 The L DALI provides 64 button objects for each DALI channel to represent DALI buttons switches remote controls panels etc supported by the L DALI See Section 8 4 4 f...

Page 306: ...90 20 to controlling sunblinds fan speed and temperature setpoint in a room In this case each Button object contains the following network variables nvoSetPtOffset Type SNVT_temp_p Valid Range 3 C to...

Page 307: ...to SET_UP 127 5 15 up or SET_DOWN 127 5 15 down respectively This allows rotating the blades of the sunblinds open close 8 3 BACnet Interface LDALI 20X only Similar to the CEA 709 interface the BACne...

Page 308: ...ons behave as described by the BACnet standard 8 3 1 Interface Version The BACnet interface can be used in two different modes Firmware version 1 x compatible interface This interface is provided for...

Page 309: ...R Database_Revision Unsigned R Max_APDU_Length_Accepted Unsigned R Segmentation_Supported BACnetSegmentation R Max_Segments_Accepted Unsigned R APDU_Segment_Timeout Unsigned W APDU_Timeout Unsigned W...

Page 310: ...alue of this property is 178 Model_Name Read Only The value of this property is equal to the product code of the device LDALI ME204 Firmware_Revision Read Only The value of this property gives the cur...

Page 311: ...d Writable Timeout in milliseconds allowed between segments The value of this property is 2000 milliseconds by default On MS TP networks this value should be increased to 40000 40 sec APDU_Timeout Rea...

Page 312: ...ice receives a COV subscription via one of the services SubscribeCOV or SubscribeCOVProperty a new entry is added to the list or an existing entry is updated re subscription An entry is removed from t...

Page 313: ...ultiple of 1440 minutes i e multiple of one day FALSE Interval_Offset minutes from the current minute every Time_Synchronization_Interval 1440 days Multiple of 60 minutes but not multiple of 1440 minu...

Page 314: ...via the Present_Value property of the corresponding Analog Output objects see Section 8 3 3 10 Any new value received is transmitting to the corresponding DALI lamp in the dimming mode configured wit...

Page 315: ...of the lamp actuator if the light is switched on off via one of the Analog Output objects When the ON command is received the lamp is switched to the specified value after the time On_Delay_Time has e...

Page 316: ...ure 231 Timing Parameters break enabled 8 3 3 4 Feedback The DALI lamp group and channel each report the current state via the Present_Value of a feedback Analog Input see Section 8 3 3 11 All Analog...

Page 317: ...property The time and date of the last reset is stored in the property Time_Of_Active_Time_Reset The group related object reports the maximum run hours of all lamps in the groups via the property Ela...

Page 318: ...e is defined in the configuration property System_Failure_Level Both are available via Analog Output objects corresponding to DALI ballasts see Section 8 3 3 10 8 3 3 10 Analog Output Object Control D...

Page 319: ...gned W Notification_Class 17 Unsigned W High_Limit 45 REAL W Low_Limit 59 REAL W Deadband 25 REAL W Limit_Enable 52 BACnetLimitEnable W Event_Enable 35 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Acked_Transitions 0...

Page 320: ...riorityArray R Relinquish_Default 104 REAL W COV_Increment 22 REAL W Time_Delay 113 Unsigned W Notification_Class 17 Unsigned W High_Limit 45 REAL W Low_Limit 59 REAL W Deadband 25 REAL W Limit_Enable...

Page 321: ...Enable 52 BACnetLimitEnable W Event_Enable 35 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Acked_Transitions 0 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Notify_Type 72 BACnetNotifyType W Event_Time_Stamps 130 BACnetARRAY 3 of BACne...

Page 322: ...1 being dimmest 100 brightest It is used to dim the corresponding DALI ballast group or channel Depending on the Dim_Mode property a write to this property results in a DALI DIRECT ARC POWER CONTROL c...

Page 323: ...loytec com xsd DALIGroupActuator v1 DALI channels 178 http www loytec com xsd DALIChannelActuator v1 Power_On_Level Read Write The value of this proprietary property property ID 512 corresponds to th...

Page 324: ...lamp Burn_In_Time Read Write This proprietary property property ID 519 is used to configure the burn in time for the channel The burn in mode can be activated deactivated via the Web UI Only present...

Page 325: ...ing to the Present_Value ENABLE_RESTART 2 The auto off timer is restarted whenever the Present_Value is written ENABLE_RESTART_BREAK 3 ENABLE_RESTART and ENABLE_BREAK set Elapsed_Active_Time Read Writ...

Page 326: ...r Read Only The instance number is equal to the instance number of the corresponding Analog Output object see Section 8 3 3 10 Object_Name Read Only This property holds the value of the Object_Name of...

Page 327: ...hannel reports a failure Units Read Only The value of this property is 98 percent Min_Pres_Value Read Only The value of this property is 0 Max_Pres_Value Read Only The value of this property is 100 Pr...

Page 328: ...log Output object with the addition Scene Object_Type Read Only The value of this property is MULTISTATE_OUTPUT 14 Present_Value Read Write The Present_Value property can have the following values GO...

Page 329: ...ber_Of_States Read Only This property has the value 48 State_Text Read Write Per default this property contains the strings GO TO SCENE X STORE SCENE X and REMOVE SCENE X respectively Profile_Name Rea...

Page 330: ...BACnetLimitEnable W Event_Enable 35 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Acked_Transitions 0 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Notify_Type 72 BACnetNotifyType W Event_Time_Stamps 130 BACnetARRAY 3 of BACnetTimeStam...

Page 331: ...ing values NO_FAULT_DETECTED No fault was detected UNRELIABLE_OTHER Other failure detected Scale Read Only The value of this property is INTEGER 1 Units Read Only The value of this property is 18 watt...

Page 332: ...e 81 BOOLEAN W Units 117 BACnetEngineeringUnits R Min_Pres_Value 69 REAL R Max_Pres_Value 65 REAL R COV_Increment 22 REAL W Time_Delay 113 Unsigned W Notification_Class 17 Unsigned W High_Limit 45 REA...

Page 333: ...etNotifyType W Event_Time_Stamps 130 BACnetARRAY 3 of BACnetTimeStamp R Profile_Name 168 CharacterString R Device_Failure 529 BIT STRING RV Ballast_Failure 530 BIT STRING RV Lamp_Failure 531 BIT STRIN...

Page 334: ...D No fault was detected Units Read Only The value of this property is 98 percent Min_Pres_Value Read Only The value of this property is 0 Max_Pres_Value Read Only The value of this property is 100 Pro...

Page 335: ...ly the bit is set otherwise it is cleared Only present if the object is associated with a DALI channel Duration_Test_Failure Read Only The value of this proprietary property property ID 534 is a 64 bi...

Page 336: ...ble W Event_Enable 35 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Acked_Transitions 0 BACnetEventTransitionBits W Notify_Type 72 BACnetNotifyType W Event_Time_Stamps 130 BACnetARRAY 3 of BACnetTimeStamp R Profile_Nam...

Page 337: ...sor offline UNRELIABLE_OTHER Other failure detected Units Read Only The value of this property is 37 lux Min_Pres_Value Read Only The value of this property is 0 Max_Pres_Value Read Only The value of...

Page 338: ...t_Identifier Read Only The instance number is equal to the instance number of the corresponding Analog Input object see Section 8 3 4 2 Object_Name Read Only This property holds the value of the Objec...

Page 339: ...r changes from occupied to unoccupied A value of 0 disables the unoccupied delay Heartbeat Read Write The value of this proprietary property property ID 558 determines the maximum period of time that...

Page 340: ...om becomes unoccupied AMBIENT 11 Effect or ambient lighting is switched on based on the measured illumination level switching on ambient lights does not influence measured illumination level REGULATOR...

Page 341: ...upied the current light level is saved and the light is dimmed to unoccupied level see Section 8 3 5 7 If the room becomes occupied before the light has reached the unoccupied level the saved light le...

Page 342: ...ide 8 3 5 3 Prioritized Control Manual override of the constant light controller can be accomplished in two ways Using the priority array of the controlled lamp actuator Analog Output object using a h...

Page 343: ...on is received via the local DALI occupancy objects see Section 8 3 4 3 If no hold time is configured Hold_Time 0 occupancy evaluation is state based That is the constant light controller changes to t...

Page 344: ...e 39 Behavior of constant light controller when entering unoccupied state 8 3 5 8 Interaction with DALI Buttons When internal CLC bindings are used to control DALI groups an override can also be perfo...

Page 345: ...to Analog Output controlling DALI lights see Section 8 3 3 10 Controlled_Variable_Reference Reading lux level input e g from DALI lux level sensor see Section 8 3 4 2 Setpoint_Reference Reading setpo...

Page 346: ...etpointReference W Setpoint 108 REAL W Action 2 BACnetAction R Priority_For_Writing 88 Unsigned W COV_Increment 22 REAL W Profile_Name 168 CharacterString R Occupancy_Variable_Reference 537 BACnetObje...

Page 347: ...The value of this property is 98 percent Manipulated_Variable_Reference Read Write Specifies the object and property the value of the Present_Value property is written to Controlled_Variable_Referenc...

Page 348: ...property ID 541 holds the occupancy ignore time after switching off the light in seconds Occupied_Level Read Write This proprietary property property ID 542 holds the output levels adopted in the pres...

Page 349: ...p the corresponding properties of the Scheduler and Trendlog objects respectively 8 3 8 Client Mapping CSV File Client functionality for the BACnet server objects can be defined by so called client ma...

Page 350: ...ld or set it to 1 to write w o priority J Local Property ID 45 Specifies the property ID of the local object which is mapped to the remote object If omitted the Present_Value of the local object is ma...

Page 351: ...of L DALI The L DALI supports a maximum of 64 ballasts 16 sensors and 64 buttons per DALI channel which can be assigned Addresses A maximum of 64 addresses are available per DALI channel Each device...

Page 352: ...s other DALI controllers 8 4 4 DALI Device Types The L DALI distinguishes between the following DALI device types DALI Ballasts DALI ballasts are specified in IEC 60929 and the newer IEC 62386 The L D...

Page 353: ...touch panels or remote controls connected to DALI sensors use proprietary extensions of the DALI protocol DALI buttons can be used together with the L DALI in two different way Manual control of DALI...

Page 354: ...lease leave at default position 0 In addition the LDALI MS1 is equipped with an IR receiver to be used with infrared remote controls Note When scanning the DALI channel each LDALI MS1 device will appe...

Page 355: ...ressed or a switch changes its state DALI commands are sent to a DALI group within the DALI channel See Section 5 3 4 7 and 7 6 on how to configure which button input performs witch function Figure 23...

Page 356: ...s part represents the occupancy sensor functionality of the OccuSwitch The OccuSwitch does not provide any light level information lux Note that if multiple OccuSwitch devices are assigned to a group...

Page 357: ...nel with the LINX Configurator see Figure 240 8 4 4 5 Schneider Electric DALI Sensor LA 11 For proper lux sensor value readings ensure that the position of the dial labeled Brightness is not set to Te...

Page 358: ...ly required if the large group shall be controlled by other DALI masters like DALI switches buttons or touch panels If no such devices are used it is recommended to use fan out binding to the group s...

Page 359: ...hannels DALI bus power must not be switched off by the relay The feature is enabled by setting the Mains Off handling mode of the channel to L DALI either using the LINX Configurator software see Sect...

Page 360: ...built in OPC server can expose data points over a Web service The OPC tag namespace is built from the data point hierarchy which has been configured by the Configurator software The OPC server on the...

Page 361: ...OM based SCADA application can access a COM based OPC server for each of those devices The bridge software needs to be purchased from an OPC bridge software vendor If L WEB is not used customers can c...

Page 362: ...the description of the data point Item EU Type Integer This property is 1 High EU Double This is the analog maximum value of the data point Low EU Double This is the analog minimum value of the data p...

Page 363: ...r multi state Enumerated EU Array of String This property contains the state texts of the data point 8 5 2 4 User Type User type data points contain a byte array of user defined data Data points of us...

Page 364: ...duce the number of total OPC tags It is important to note that when using structured data points the top level and all its structure members are exposed as OPC tags by default Using many structured da...

Page 365: ...lendar The data type is string and the format is in XML This document contains the calendarCfg element as the root element Caps string read only This tag contains the calendar capabilities The data ty...

Page 366: ...trend log data log or alarm log folder This can be used as an additional identification to the vendor specific property of the node tag Purge Boolean read write When writing TRUE to this tag the log i...

Page 367: ...FT only one termination Figure 246 is required and can be placed anywhere on the free topology segment Instead of building the termination one can order the L Term module LT 33 from LOYTEC which can b...

Page 368: ...LI E201 U are equipped with two Ethernet ports which are connected to an internal Ethernet switch This allows for advanced cabling options to reduce cabling costs or to increase network resilience For...

Page 369: ...cted in a chain and each end of the chain is connected to a different upstream switch This topology requires RSTP If a single device is powered off the RSTP will automatically recalculate the spanning...

Page 370: ...e RSTP is needed to ensure a loop free topology between the upstream switches Switch1 and Switch2 so the RSTP domain includes the upstream network and the chained L DALI devices The configuration of S...

Page 371: ...t storms A recommended rate is 5 or 3000 packets seconds The upstream switches need the following configuration If a single upstream connection is used the connected port on the upstream switch should...

Page 372: ...the L DALI directly connected to Switch1 The connection between Switch2 and the L DALI directly connected to Switch2 A connection in the L DALI chain which is not connected directly to either Switch1...

Page 373: ...a valid primary image When the L DALI boots up with the fallback image the CEA 709 port LED and the STATUS LED are flashing red 10 1Firmware Update via the LINX Configurator LDALI 10X only The L DALI...

Page 374: ...2 4 Click on Connect Note Alternatively a connection via LNS can be established However mind that a firmware update via an FT 10 channel may take considerably longer 5 Select the menu Firmware Update...

Page 375: ...Windows However the process can be accomplished using any other FTP client 1 Start the command shell Start Run enter cmd in the field Open press OK 2 Change to the directory containing the firmware i...

Page 376: ...he Console To download the firmware via the console interface the L DALI must be connected to the RS 232 port of a PC via its console interface as described in Section 11 2 1 You will need the LOYTEC...

Page 377: ...Press Download to start the download A progress bar as shown in Figure 256 can be seen Figure 256 Progress Bar during Firmware Download 3 If the upgrade is successful the following window appears Fig...

Page 378: ...ctronics GmbH Blumengasse 35 A 1170 Vienna Austria Europe email support loytec com web http www loytec com tel 43 1 4020805 100 fax 43 1 4020805 99 or LOYTEC Americas Inc N27W23957 Paul Road Suite 103...

Page 379: ...nu item allows resetting the device into its factory default state The menu appears as shown in Figure 259 Reset Configuration Menu 1 Reset everything to factory defaults 3 Reset all passwords 4 Clear...

Page 380: ...5 tx collisions 0 tx bid errors 0 tx wait for rdy4tx 0 tx rdy4tx 0 tx underrun errors 0 tx dropped 2 tx resends 0 int swint req 2094 int swint res 2094 int lockup 0 interrupts 3189 MBUF STATISTICS mbu...

Page 381: ...LI luminaires connected to the channels connected to the L DALI switch on press it again and verify that they switch off Finally press the button again to return to normal operation On device with LCD...

Page 382: ...e not fully standard compatible Bad wiring Table 44 DALI error codes 11 5DALI Protocol Analyzer A DALI protocol analyzer is available via the console interface and via telnet 11 5 1 Starting DALI PA v...

Page 383: ...DALI channel 1 4 which has to be analyzed and filter is an optional filter mask as described in Table 45 3 Press any key to stop the DALI analyzer again 11 5 3 DALI PA Information Typical output from...

Page 384: ...ort Normally this can be left at its default If No authentication is selected the device will allow incoming capture connections without requiring any credentials If Username and Password is selected...

Page 385: ...faces dialog 3 Select the Remote Interfaces tab and click Add as shown in Figure 267 Figure 267 Wireshark Add New Interfaces Dialog 4 Enter the correct settings for Host and Port default 2002 and if a...

Page 386: ...on about all capture ports available on the device as shown in Figure 269 Figure 269 Added new interface to Wireshark 8 Close the Add new interfaces and Capture Options dialogs to return to the main w...

Page 387: ...er Manual 387 LOYTEC Version 5 2 LOYTEC electronics GmbH Figure 270 Start Remote Capture in Wireshark 3 Wireshark will attempt to establish a connection to the device and if successful start displayin...

Page 388: ...isable the Web server in option 9 Save the settings by hitting x for exit and save 12 2Firmware The device is equipped with one piece of software This is the firmware image and its related firmware ve...

Page 389: ...andard Optional services not necessary for the primary product function They can be disabled as described in the installation instructions in Section 12 1 HTTP Web server It provides a Web based confi...

Page 390: ...ng storage 10 to 90 RH 50 C Enclosure Installation enclosure 9 TE DIN 43 880 Environmental Protection IP 40 enclosure IP 20 screw terminals Installation DIN rail mounting EN 50 022 or wall mounting 13...

Page 391: ...er object 1 10 2 10 4 10 1 10 1 10 LONMARK Scheduler objects 16 32 64 16 16 LONMARK Alarm Servers 1 2 4 1 1 BACnet client mappings 1000 1000 BACnet scheduler objects 64 16 BACnet calendar objects 8 8...

Page 392: ...ril 2013 4 LWEB 802 803 User Manual 2 2 LOYTEC electronics GmbH Document 88074215 March 2015 5 LWEB 900 User Manual 2 0 LOYTEC electronics GmbH Document 88081505 April 2015 6 L VIS User Manual 5 1 LOY...

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