Error messages
The error messages are subdivided into lighting errors and sensor errors. Up to 50 error messages are collected and displayed. The error messages appear in the order from line 1 to the last Dali line. If there are more than 50 error messages, the 50th message is always the message with the highest line number and highest address.
All errors displayed are still pending and disappear as soon as the error is no longer pending. Each error must initially be pending for over 5 minutes before it appears in the error message list. Short-term dropouts are always displayed directly in the individual lamp and sensor lists.
If energy measurement is enabled, the writing of the data is monitored and, in case of error, displayed as an error.
Further independent error messages can be added as external messages. Up to 50 alarms can be described (GVL_LS.stALarm[1..50]).
Digit | Error text | Description |
1 | No Answer: Terminal | The Dali gateway (KL6821) cannot be reached. Is the 24 V power supply missing for the terminal (red LED lights up)? Is the PLC correctly linked to the terminal? |
2 | No Answer: Control gear | The lamp does not answer. Circuit breaker on? Correct Dali address? Dali voltage measurable at the lamp (approx.14-16V)? Manual operation still active? Possible defect? |
3 | Overflow | The Dali bus is overloaded. Too many transmit commands? Push button sticking? Dali-2-incompatible devices connected? |
4 | No Answer: PLC Com | The PLC is not linked correctly to the Dali communication. |
5/6 | Dali collision | Several devices are transmitting simultaneously. Has a conventional Dali sensor been installed? No other master in the system may transmit commands. |
56 | Blocked: Dali I/O | Were the Digital Inputs on KL6821 used to send DALI configured DALI command? Reset: Restart the controller. |
78 | Short Circuit | Short circuit detected on the Dali bus. |
xx | Undefined | An uncommon error has occurred. Please contact Support. |
The numbers correspond to the Dali error codes. Further and more precise information can be found on the following page: