ABB i-bus KNX Product Manual page 137

Dali light controller dlr/s 8.16.1m
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ABB i-bus
KNX
Commissioning
No.
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The Relative dimming telegram of all the connected DALI devices is received via this communication object. These are
dimming telegrams BRIGHTER, DARKER and STOP. After a START telegram is received, the brightness value is changed
in the defined direction with the parameterized speed. If a STOP telegram is received before the dim process ends or the
maximum or minimum dimming value is reached, the dimming process is interrupted and the received brightness value is
retained.
If the dimming values are above or below the max. or min. dimming values (dimming thresholds), the respective dimming
threshold is set. If the dimming values are above or below the max. or min. dimming values (dimming thresholds), the
respective dimming threshold is set.
The dimming thresholds on the individual lighting groups continue to apply.
Resulting from the DALI functionality (dimming step 200 ms), the "Step-by-step dimming" rarely used in KNX is only
conditionally supported. A small KNX dimming step can trigger a larger DALI dimming step under certain conditions.
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This communication object is enabled if, in the
parameterized with the option Yes.
Using this communication object, a lamp fault can be sent or read.
Telegram value
Using the communication object Lamp fault (Gx Group), the state of the lamps for every lighting group can be indicated.
Using the communication object (Diagnostics, no. 6) it is possible to request the lamp state for each DALI device.
It is possible to parameterize if the fault is sent on After a change and/or After request.
Function
Relative dimming
Lamp fault
0 = No lamp fault
1 = Lamp fault
(at least one connected DALI device has sent a lamp fault)
Note
This function must be supported by the DALI device.
If DALI devices are used which do not monitor their lighting equipment and which thus do not provide this
information on the DALI, the DLR/S will also be unable to detect a lamp fault. In order to monitor a lamp
fault, the function Detect devices does not need to be explicitly activated.
In most cases, a lamp fault is only determined or indicated by the DLR/S when the lighting equipment
should be switched on. For this reason, the DLR/S cannot report a fault beforehand.
Object name
DALI output
DALI output
Central, page 61, 
the parameter Lamp fault is
Parameter window Status -
Data type
Flags
4 bit
C, W
DPT 3.007
1 bit
C, R, T
DPT 1.005
DLR/S 8.16.1M | 2CDC 507 100 D0202 135

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