Lamps
All lamps are distributed to several lines. Each line has 0 to 63 lamps (at the same time the physical address).
Lamp designation | Display of the lamp designation; changeable in the dialog. |
Lamp
| Display in yellow if the lamp is switched on. |
Maintenance
| Display in red if the maintenance mode is active. |
Current value / lamp value | Display of the current light value transmitted to the lamps. The value is displayed in Dali values. |
Groups | All groups assigned to these lamps are displayed. Up to 8 groups can be assigned. The lamp always assumes the value of the group that currently specifies the largest Dali value. The group "0" has no effect. |
Status | The state indicates whether the lamp or the control gear has an error. |
Operating hours | Display of the operating hours. Each lamp is evaluated in a minute cycle. The manual override is not counted. The counted hours can be reset under Replace control gear?. |
Maintenance mode | You can activate the maintenance mode individually for the lamps in the lamps dialog. All other lamp commands are thereby overridden. For test purposes or for overriding in case of error you can switch the lamps on or off or dim them via a slider. |
Enable | Enables the lamp. Disabled lamps are ignored and are invisible in the display. |
Replace control gear? | Reprogramming of the control gear from the controller (see below) |
If a control gear has to be replaced, the reprogramming can be carried out automatically from the controller:
- 1. To do this, actuate the Replace control gear? button in the lamp dialog for the respective lamp.
- A dialog opens containing warning notices. A maximum of one control gear may be replaced at any one time.
- 2. Start the addressing mode using the Addressing Mode button as soon as a control gear has been replaced.
- 3. On clicking Start, the new control gear will be programmed. It is given the same address that the previous one had.
- The value addressed control gears should be "1" if the procedure has been successfully completed.
If several devices were addressed, they must be precisely allocated (see Addressing).