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DALI in Modern Lighting

Requirements of modern lighting technology

No longer only for switch on and off Provide comfort feel Energy saving Lighting situation (lighting scenes) can be stored and recalled System is easy to operate Feedback message

Classic systems

Analogue 1- 10V control Wiring issue Costly system Extra components needed for light scenes and groups

5 DALI the simple and flexible alternative

Flexible and simple Few low cost component Minimal wiring required Digital Addressable Lighting Interface

6 Where does DALI position themselves?

Comparison of lighting control systems with standard interfaces

7 What is DALI ?
Not a building management bus system (BMS), it is only an interface definition New digital interface for DALI ECG (Electronics Control Gear) / devices Subsystem for controlling lighting in BMS Integrated to BMS through gateway (Bus Coupler)

8 Features of DALI
Data transfer rate of 1200 bps ensure failsafe opearation Potential free control input 2 wire cable, no polarity Up to 64 DALI slave devices per DALI master Dimming curve analogous to the behavior of the eye Addressing option: Broadcast, group or individual Scene memory in DALI slave devices, max 16 scene Programmable dimming time and range (0.1% to 100%) Individual feedback message, e.g. Lamp On/Off, current brightness, DALI slave device status Max distance 300m

9 The DALI connection

10 DALI Master in Standard bus terminal

KL6811 bus terminal in 12mm wide housing with DALI power supply Search addresses during start up DALI/ DSI master configurable Subsystem of common bus system e.g. Ethernet, Profibus, DeviceNet, Canopen and etc Up to 64 DALI slave devices Support max 16 groups Protected input at Bus terminal. Switch off when connect to 230V

11 DALI connection with KL6811 Bus Terminal

12 With 1 10V technology

13 With DALI: Absolute flexible Grouping

14 With 1 10V technology

15 With DALI: Absolute flexible Grouping

16 DALI and Ethernet

Significant growing of Ethernet in Building Automation EtherCAT open up further option for more cost reduction and performance Ideal compliment to Ethernet
Low cost Smple installation Low design effort

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17 DALI Application Example

Conference Room 1 (Listener perspectives) Demo Conference Room 2 (Speaker perspectives) Demo

Shared Office Demo

18 Further Information
The DALI Activity Group (http://www.dali-ag.org) Manufacturer of DALI devices OSRAM (http://www.osram.com/products/electronical/dali/) Philips (http://www.lighting.philips.com/) DALI Master Bus terminal and Bus Coupler (http://www.beckhoff.com)

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Intelligent Building Automation Solution

20 EIB in Intelligent Building Automation

European Installation Bus

Standardized, OSI-based network protocol (CSMA/ CA) Communication on Twisted Pair and Power line Neutral specification maintained by the EIB Association through community process System and application implementations available from multiple vendors Open system allows implementation by any interested manufacturer based on any suitable microprocessor

21 EIB Master Bus Terminal KL6301

Technical Data
EIB devices : Max 64 Baud rate : 9600 baud Bus access : CSMA/CA

22 LON in Intelligent Building Automation

Local Operating Network

Echelon Inc. USA Communication on Twisted Pair, Power line, RF, IR, Coaxial and fiber optic. Protocol: LONTalk design based on OSI Reference Model

23 LON Master Bus Terminal KL6401

Technical Data
LON devices : Max 64 Data transfer rate : 78kbit/s Bus segment length: 500m

24 Wireless Wireless Adapter for radio technology

25 Wireless Wireless Adapter for radio technology KL6023

Technical Data
Connecting cable : Up to 300m Frequency : 868.35MHz Transfer range : 300m open field/ 30m within building

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3 phase power measurement KL3403

Technical Data
Max 500V ac 3~ 10 500Hz Voltage, current, effective power, energy, power factor (cos f), energy consumption, peak current,voltage & Power True RMS value 64,000 samples/ sec 0.5% of full scale

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3 phase power measurement KL3403 Example 1

Power measurement at a machine

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3 phase power measurement KL3403 Example 2

Current measurement on a motor

29 KL2751 Dimmer

Direct connection to
Incandescent lamps (up to 350W) Inductive ballasts Electronic ballasts

Able to detect
Automatic load detection Short-circuit-proof Overload-proof output

Brightness of the lightness can be modified

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