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3. Glossary Of Terms And Used Symbols
Zone
A luminaire or group of luminaires wired by RJ12 cable to the designated ports
on the controller. Luminaires (up to 128/zone) within each relevant zone will all
be controlled by the user settings for that particular zone.
Rated Power
The nominal operating wattage of the luminaire (refer to the retail box of your
NXT-LP luminaire for indication – will be 600W or 1000W)
Target Power
The desired light output of luminaires within the specified zone(s).
Light Cycle
A 24 hour period in which the lights are programmed to turn on for a set dura-
tion and turn off for a set duration.
Lights-On Time
The period of the light cycle in which the luminaires are set to be turned on.
Minimum 15 minutes, maximum 23 hours.
Lights-Off Time
The period of the light cycle in which the luminaires are set to be turned off.
Minimum 1 hour, maximum 24
Sunrise Duration
The time it takes for a luminaire(s) to achieve Target Power e.g. if Sunrise period
is 15 minutes, then the lamp(s) in set zone(s) will ignite at the Lights-On Time,
and will take 15 minutes to achieve Target Power.
Sunset Duration
The time it takes for luminaire(s) to turn off at Lights-Off Time e.g. if Sunset
period is 30 minutes, then light(s) in set zone(s) will begin to dim 30 minutes
before Lights-Off Time and will turn off at Lights-Off Time.
Dim at Temp
The high temperature at which the luminaires are set to dim in order to reduce
the temperature in the room.
Shutdown at Temp
The high temperature at which the luminaires are set to shutdown in order to
reduce the temperature in the room.
Warning! A warning indicates severe damage to the user and/or product may occur when a pro-
cedure is not carried out as described.
Caution! A caution sign indicates problems may occur if a procedure is not carried out as de-
scribed. It may also serve as a reminder to the user.
Note: A note gives additional information e.g. for a procedure.
The symbol on the material, accessories or packaging indicates that this product may not be dis-
carded as household waste. Dispose of the equipment through a recycling centre that handles
electronics and electrical appliances within Canada and the United States of America which use
separate collection systems for used electronics and electrical appliances. By disposing of the
equipment in the proper way, you will be helping to prevent possible risks to the environment and
public health, which might otherwise be caused by improper handling of the discarded equipment.
Recycling of materials contributes to the conservation of natural resources. Therefore, please do
not dispose of your old electronics and electrical appliances via household waste.
