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Manual RESI-DALI-ASCII
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14.02.2015 70 89
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Host long version:
#LAMP<SP>QUERY<SP>PHYSICAL<SP>MINIMUM<SP>LEVEL:<LAMP><CR> or
#<ADR>,LAMP<SP>QUERY<SP>PHYSICAL<SP>MINIMUM<SP>LEVEL:<LAMP><CR>
Host short version:
#LQPMINL:<LAMP><CR> or
#<ADR>,LQPMINL:<LAMP><CR>
Answer:
If everything was ok with the command, the converter answers with
#OK:<BYTES>,<RESULTDEC>,<RESULTHEX><CR> or
#<ADR>,OK:<BYTES>,<RESULTDEC>,<RESULTHEX><CR>
If there is no valid answer within 1 second on the DALI bus, the converter answers with:
#OK:9,99,0x63<CR> or
#<ADR>,OK:9,99,0x63<CR>
If the DALI bus has no power, the converter answers with
#ERR:DALI<SP>BUS<SP>ERROR<CR> or #<ADR>,ERR:DALI<SP>BUS<SP>ERROR<CR>
If there is a syntax problem with the command, the converter answers with
#ERR:SYNTAX<SP>ERROR<CR> or #<ADR>,ERR:SYNTAX<SP>ERROR<CR>
<LAMP> represents the affected short address of the lamp according to the DALI standard. The short address
range 0 to 63 is allowed.
<RESULTDEC> is the 8 bit answer value of the DALI bus as decimal number
<RESULTHEX> is the 8 bit answer value of the DALI bus as hexadecimal number
Samples:
Do QUERY PHYSICAL MINIMUM LEVEL in lamp 47:

#LAMP

QUERY

PHYSICAL

MINIMUM

LEVEL:47
CR

#OK:1,85,0x55
CR
The return value represents a brightness value between 0 and 254. This brightness level is used as the physical
minimum brightness value by the lamp. No beyond this value is physically possible. If there is no lamp on the
DALI bus, the return value will be 9,99,0x63 (Timeout).

#255,LQPMINL:0x2F
CR

#255,OK:1,85,0x55
CR
7.95 Do QUERY MINIMUM LEVEL in a single lamp
This command reads out with the DALI command QUERY MINIMUM LEVEL the brightness level, which is used
by the lamp as a minimum brightness level. The DALI standard supports 64 lamps.
Host long version:
#LAMP<SP>QUERY<SP>MINIMUM<SP>LEVEL:<LAMP><CR> or
#<ADR>,LAMP<SP>QUERY<SP>MINIMUM<SP>LEVEL:<LAMP><CR>
Host short version:
#LQMINL:<LAMP><CR> or
#<ADR>,LQMINL:<LAMP><CR>
Answer:
If everything was ok with the command, the converter answers with
#OK:<BYTES>,<RESULTDEC>,<RESULTHEX><CR> or
#<ADR>,OK:<BYTES>,<RESULTDEC>,<RESULTHEX><CR>
If there is no valid answer within 1 second on the DALI bus, the converter answers with:
#OK:9,99,0x63<CR> or
#<ADR>,OK:9,99,0x63<CR>
If the DALI bus has no power, the converter answers with
#ERR:DALI<SP>BUS<SP>ERROR<CR> or #<ADR>,ERR:DALI<SP>BUS<SP>ERROR<CR>