Lunatone Dali User manual

DALI Display 7”

Quick Start Guide

Control Device

DALI Input- and ontroldevice with

7” Display and Touchpanel

Version 1.0.6

DALI Display

ontrol Device

Content

1. DALI Display – Features and Installation ......................................................................................... 3

1.1 Intended Use ....................................................................................................................... 3

1.2 Safety Instructions ............................................................................................................... 3

1.3 Features ............................................................................................................................... 3

1.4 Specification ........................................................................................................................ 4

1.5 Installation ........................................................................................................................... 5

2. Elementary Operating Functions ..................................................................................................... 6

3. Extended Operating Functions ........................................................................................................ 9

4. onfiguration and Settings ............................................................................................................ 10

4.1 Design ................................................................................................................................ 12

4.2 Screensaver and Pincode Protection ................................................................................. 13

4.3 Date and Time ................................................................................................................... 14

4.4 Menu Bar ........................................................................................................................... 14

4.5 Site Numbering .................................................................................................................. 14

5. ommissioning .............................................................................................................................. 15

5.1 Adressing/Grouping ........................................................................................................... 15

5.2 Scenes and olor Scenes ................................................................................................... 18

5.3 Sequence (SQ), day-schedules (SDL), week-schedules (SDLL) ........................................... 23

5.4 Human entric Lighting – ircadian daylight progression ................................................ 26

6. Ethernet – Remote ontrol ........................................................................................................... 27

7. System Update .............................................................................................................................. 31

8. ustom design ............................................................................................................................... 32

8.1 Photo of room with integrated luminary control .............................................................. 32

8.2 Room overview of a floor with controllable luminaries .................................................... 32

9. Additional Information and Equipment ........................................................................................ 34

10. Disclaimer .................................................................................................................................. 34

11. Glossary ..................................................................................................................................... 34

1. DALI Display – Features and Installation

1.1 Intended se

The DALI Display can be used for commissioning and control of DALI lighting systems. DALI is a

standardized digital protocol for the control of electronic ballasts for lighting systems according to

standard IE 62386. Exclusively ballast with DALI interface may be connected to one of the DALI-lines.

1.2 Safety Instructions

When operating the DALI display the following precautions must be considered:

Each user must carefully read and follow the instructions given in the manual.

The operator must ensure that the wiring instructions and specifications for DALI lines are

considered, the installation of the display must be performed by an qualified technician, who can

perform the required tasks and recognize potential danger due to professional training, knowledge

and experience, in particular the knowledge of pertinent regulations and standards.

Touching the screen with sharp objects can result in damage of the display.

1.3 Features

The DALI Display has connectors for two DALI lines (DALI A, DALI B). This allows installing up to 128

DALI ballasts.

Light control commands are based on DALI Scenes and Groups and are sent to both DALI lines

simultaneously. Scene commands are sent broadcast, group commands only to an individual DALI

group.

There are 16 Scenes and 16 Groups available for both DALI busses:

Number of DALI short addresses: 128

Number of DALI Groups: 16

Number of DALI Scenes: 16

Multi-Master apability: Multiple control devices can be used on the DALI-lines.

DALI ommands received on DALI line A are mirrored to DALI line B, this means that control devices

connected to DALI A can also control ballasts on DALI B.

ommands received on DALI B are not mirrored to DALI A, this allows to install controllers that only

affect one of the two DALI busses.

The DALI Display is a commissioning, control and input device for DALI controlled electronic ballasts.

Beside scene and group commands, algorithms for commissioning (addressing, grouping and scene

configuration) and automatic running processes (sequences, schedules and schedule lists) are

provided. Special methods like human centric lighting (circadian daylight trend) and colour control of

RGB-Dimmers is supported with the help of DALI Device Type 8 (DT8) standard.

By naming groups, scenes and automatic processes, custom backgrounds and screen saver image,

the device can be individually adapted to the application. Furthermore custom designed layouts are

offered as a manufacturer service.

The display can be controlled via the 7” touch control panel, but also via remote access through

Ethernet and hence can be operated via browser.

1.4 Specification

type DALI Display 7”

article number 86458626

Rated supply voltage mains adapter (included) 230-240VA

Mains frequency mains adapter 50/60Hz

Rated supply voltage DALI Display 7” 24-48V D (power supply)

or Power over Ethernet (PoE)

Power consumption 10W

Number of DALI lines 2

urrent consumption of each DALI-line 2mA

Ambient temperature 0-50°

Touchscreen size 7”

Touchscreen pixel 800 x 640

olours 64k

Interface 2xDALI, USB, Ethernet

Dimensions L x W x H 200 x 150 x 20 mm

Type of protection IP20

Firmware (last recent version) V104

1.5 Installation

The DALI Display does not provide any power supply for the DALI-lines. Therefore an external DALI

power supply (e.g. DALI PS) has to be installed for each DALI-line. The D power supply (PS36V),

which is included in the delivery package, is meant to supply the display only. It is not suitable for the

supply of a DALI-Line. Instead of using a PS36V the display can also be powered via POE.

typical installation

2. Elementary Operating Functions

The control of groups and scenes, using the buttons of predefined pages, is summarized under the

term of “elementary operating functions”. There are sites available for recalling scenes as well as for

switching and dimming of groups (unused pages can be disabled in the settings).

1) Recall Scenes

onfiguration OFF-Button (Long Press): Selection of effective range for OFF- md (the setting is valid

for any OFF-Button and does not depend on active site). Up from V1.0.6 the scheduler function can

be selected to be stopped as well as a scene can be recalled by the OFF-Button

Dim P/DOWN

Sent Broadcast or to

individual groups.

(Selectable on the layout

configuration page)

Previous / Next

Page

Displayed pages can be

configured on the layout

configuration page.

Goto SceneX

Additional settings: long

press on button

OFF

Sent Broadcast or to

individual groups.

(Settings: long press

on button)

Settings

Page

Home

onfiguration of Scene-Button (Long Press): Selection of Goto Scene, yclic Scene Recall, Start of

Sequences, Schedules or Schedule List. Up from V106 it is possible to start/stop the circadian

function. Due to assigning of special functions to a scene the function can be controlled from another

device that recalls the corresponding scene.

2) Group Control

Dim P/DOWN

Send UP or DOWN

commands as long as the

button is pressed. (Only

available if the group is

ON)

Grou

p ON/OFF

Sends Recall MAX or OFF

to switch group ON / OFF

Previous Next

Page

Displayed pages can be

configured on the layout

configuration page.

OFF

Sent Broadcast or to

individual groups.

(Settings: long press

on button)

Home

This design symbolizes

that the group is OFF

Settings

Page

3) 16 Groups - Control and Status Display

4) Cleaning Page (Deactivation of Touchscreen)

Group ON/OFF

Sends Recall MAX or OFF

to switch group ON / OFF

It is also possible to dim

the group by pressing

and holding a group

button.

This design symbolizes

that the group is ON

This design symbolizes

that the

group is OFF

Deactivate the touch

panel for 20 seconds to

clean the screen.

3. Extended Operating Functions

Extended operating functions offer additional control methods, which require either a set-up

procedure before usage or a control gear with specific DALI device type (DT8).

1) Automatic Processes (sequences, schedules, schedule lists)

2) Color Control for RGB-devices (DT8-Type: RGBWAF)

On this site a color can be selected and is immediately sent to the selected operating range.

Selection of

sequence,

schedule or

schedule list

Hold the button to open

the pop-up window to

load other processes

Dim P/DOWN

Sent Broadcast or to

individual groups.

(Selectable on the layout

configuration page)

operating range

Short press: ON/OFF operating

range

Selection of operating range

Each group with DT8 (RGB) control gears

or Broadcast can be selected.

Color selection

color information is sent

to operating range

immediately after tipping

on the color

Start/Stop/Pause

control of the selected

process

indicator for running process

This symbol is shown on each site, when

process is active

RGBWAF - Details

Enter PopUp for detailed

settings

RGBWAF Details:

For each group which has been identified as DALI DT8 color type RGBWAF and for broadcast the

channels can be configured in detail [allowed range: 0…254, MASK). Furthermore the operating

range can be selected.

4. Configuration and Settings

Via the gear wheel button in the menu bar the setting page can be entered.

The menu “ onfiguration” and the button with the clock-symbol refer to display and layout related

settings, whereas the other menus are either used for commissioning or for activating functions.

Please find a overview of the display-related settings below.

Date, Time &

Timezone

Configuration

Display

Operating Range

Channels

Switch / Dim Operating Range

Configuration: Settings:

Display:

•Language

•Design

•Framelight

•Audio-Feedback

•Screensaver

•Password for Settings Menu

•Password for the Panel

•Display lock

•Display Date

System:

•Info firmware version

•Name of Display

•Factory Defaults

•Action at Net Recovery (e.g.

autostart of schedule list)

•DALI Numbering

•V106 and higher: DALI Routing

(Routing of scene and group

commands)

Names:

•Names for Sequences

•Names for Scenes

•Names for Groups

•Names for Schedules

Layout:

Activation/Deactivation of preconfigured

Sites:

•Scene- ontrol

•Group- ontrol

•Status (all groups)

•DT8 olor ontrol

•Scheduler

•Master ON/OFF ( leaning)

•Site numbering on/off (V106+)

TCP/IP:

•Info MA -Address

•Network Settings

•Network Status

sers: (V106 and higher)

•Activate/Deactivate user defined

sites

•The name of the site is defined in

the configuration-file of the user

defined sites

•This tab is visible only if user

defined site are available

In the following chapters the most important display-related settings are explained.

4.1 Design

Three different default backgrounds are available:

Design 1

Design 2

Design 3

ser defined Background:

Furthermore a customized background-image can be used. The background image needs to be a 800

x 480 pixel PNG (Portable Network Graphic) file and has to be named background.png.

The image can be copied to the DALI Display by using one of the following methods:

USB Stick:

Place the background image in the following folder on the USB stick:

/AutoRun/LT pdate/home/resource/background.png

The file system on the DALI Display is case sensitive, so check for correct spelling. Then plug

in the USB stick; the file will be copied to the DALI Display.

Ethernet Network:

Please find the details about the upload function in chapter 6: Ethernet – Remote ontrol.

4.2 Screensaver and Pincode Protection

You can choose if a screen saver image should be displayed after an idle time of about 2 minutes.

Furthermore it is possible to add a pincode protection to the screen saver, and/or the configuration

page.

Default Pin for Lock onfiguration: “1234”

Default Pin for Lock Panel: “5678”

The Master Pin “1220” does always unlock the panel.

The screen saver image needs to be a 800 x 480 pixel PNG (Portable Network Graphic) file and has to

be named screensaver.png.

The image can be copied to the DALI Display by using one of the following methods:

USB Stick:

Place the background image in the following folder on the USB stick:

beeper ON/OFF

display screen saver

image after 2 minutes of

inactivity

code protection for

configuration page

code pro

tection after

screensaver has been

activated

/AutoRun/LT pdate/home/resource/screensaver.png

The file system on the DALI Display is case sensitive, so please check for correct spelling. Then

plug in the USB stick; the file will be copied to the DALI Display.

Ethernet Network:

Please find the details about the upload function in chapter 6: Ethernet – Remote ontrol.

4.3 Date and Time

If date and clock are activated in the display-tab, the time and date is shown in the upper right corner

on the control pages. The page for setting date, time and timezone can be entered by selection of

the button with the clock-symbol on the setting-page.

4.4 Menu Bar

Up from V106 the menu bar can be activated/deactivated by pressing 5 seconds on the left top of a

controls-site (embedded and user-defined). If a PIN for settings is enabled, the function is pin-

protected.

4.5 Site Numbering

Up form V106 the site numbering can be changed by the customer. Therefore in Settings->Layout

„show site numbering“ has to be enabled. Then the site number of each site is shown between the

arrows for site switching.

If the site number is pressed for more than 2 seconds it starts flashing. In this state it can be

rearranged by using the arrows. By pressing the flashing number for 2 seconds the edit-mode is

finished. After arrangement of the sites is finished, displaying the site order can be disabled.

The site which is assigned number 1 is the site that is displayed after power up.

The site numbering function is protected by the pin code for settings as well.

ite

number

5. Commissioning

When talking about commissioning all required tasks to reach the final function are considered. This

includes DALI addressing of the electronic ballasts (luminaires) and the definition of groups and

scenes (= typical DALI-system commissioning) as well as the generation of automatic running

processes, daily and weekly scheduled and so on. Most functions of the settings menu are used for

commissioning.

5.1 Adressing/Grouping

After finishing the installation, the next step should be a communication test, to ensure that all

devices are connected correctly. Then the addressing of the control gear can be started. In the

“Addressing/Grouping” menu several functions are available.

Options:

•System extension (search for already installed ballasts on the bus by scanning all available

DALI addresses on both DALI buses, additionally the addressing algorithm will be started for

DALI ballasts that have no short address)

•Re-initialisation (deletes all DALI addresses, removes all DALI groups and starts a new

addressing routine. This will delete and readdress all ballasts on the bus)

•Grouping only, no search for devices (existing addresses and group assignments are read out

and can be changed)

•ommunication Test for DALI-A and DALI-B (all electronic ballasts on the DALI bus are

switched on/off in an interval of 1 second)

Weekly Schedule,

Schedule List (SDLL)

Define a Daily Schedule for

each day of a week

Sequences (SQ)

Add/Remove Scenes to/from

a Timeline (20sec-24h)

Color Scenes

Define Scenes for DT8 ontrol

Gear with RGB-channels

Scenes (S)

Set Scene Values for

each Group

Daily Schedule

(SDL)

Add/Remove Scenes and

Sequences to/from a

Daily Timeline

Addressing and

Grouping

The duration of the addressing procedure depends on the number of the connected DALI devices and

can last several minutes. After the addressing procedure has been finished the found ballasts can be

added to or removed from the 16 DALI groups.

Grouping:

Note: A control gear (ballast) can be assigned to several groups

Selecting a ballast: A ballast can be “optically selected” with the left/right arrows. The selected

ballast will give an optical feedback (switched to DALI MAX-Level)

SAVE Group

Save Group Settings to

Display and ontrol Gear

LOAD Group

Load and Edit another group

Active Group

Indicates which

group you are

editing

Selection of control gear

Remove Address: A ballast can be deleted from a group by selecting the device in the group list

box and then "Delete Address". Note that only the group settings of the

device will be deleted - not the device address itself.

Add Address: An address can be added to a group either by drag&drop action or by using

the “Add to Group” button

Note The group information will be stored into the ballasts on the DALI bus only

after the "Save" icon has been pressed.

To change the actual group, tap the "load" symbol.

Note Addresses on DALI A range from A0…63 (or A1…A64) and

Addresses on DALI B range from B0…B63 (or B1…B64)

5.2 Scenes and Color Scenes

Scenes(S)

When pressing the „Scenes“-Button you enter the scene-oriented configuration menu, there

appropriate values can be assigned to the currently active scene of each group. Always 4 groups are

displayed on one page. Other groups can be selected using the arrow-keys in the menubar. Active

scene can be changed with “Load Scene” and settings can be stored using “Save Scene”.

The settings in the scene configuration menu are automatically sent to the ballasts. Hence an optical

feedback is given before storing a scene.

Settings: In each group, a brightness level between 0-100% can be assigned to the selected scene.

Additional options are: OFF (group off) or MASK (group shall not react and keep current settings

when the scene is called). Depending on the device type of the DALI control gear, further setting

options are available, such as color temperature or RGB-color value (DALI DT8 devices), (these

special properties can be edited by tapping the corresponding field). The color temperature can be

entered via a keypad, for editing the color of a scene you will be redirected to the “ olor Scene”

configuration menu.

Hint: Only DT8-devices which identify themselves as color type Tc or RGBWAF are

supported.

Hint: In mixed groups (e.g. with Tc and RGBWAF or multitype devices) the scene color

type can be selected by clicking the group name.

Active Scene

Display of Scene Number and

assigned Name

More Groups

Switch to the

configuration site of the

next 4 groups (4 sites with

4 groups on each site)

Brightness

in % /

MASK /OFF

parameters (available

for each group):

- direct arc

power (in %)

- MASK

- OFF

Special Scene

Settings (dependent on

Device

Type):

Scene values, which depend on the type of control gear, such as color or color temperature. The

special settings can be simply edited by tapping. Press group number for changing color type

ofmixed groups

Clear Color / Tc

Reset olor Scene values

(MASK)

Enter Color Temperature: Enter K-value via numpad

Color Selection for a RGBWAF-Group of a Scene: Select olor (R, G and B) and press back, detailed

settings („+more“) allow the definition of exact values and the configuration of additional channels

(W, A and F).

Colortemperature

Numpad: 0-20000K

Select Color Range

1: Red -> Blue

2: Blue -> Green

3: Green -> Red

Back

Cancel

Details

Details Color Selection:

Hint: With the help of storing and saving a default setting the values can be copied easily to another

scene.

With the load function a scene for editing can be selected. Furthermore the already stored values are

loaded and sent to the ballasts for an optical feedback. When using the save function a dialog box

will pop up and ask for the scene number you want to use for saving (“copy function”).

When saving a scene you can decide if the stored scene values should be used to effect the group

status evaluation (ON or OFF).

Select Scene

Number you

want to use

for Saving the

Settings

Option:

Use Scene

Values for

Group Status

Evaluation

Actual Scene and Group

Cancel

Details

values for

channels

RGBWAF

and level

[0…254,

MASK]

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