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What is the RSR-DLI?
The RSR-DLI allows the integration of an addressable DLI
network into a Rako system. Up to 64 DLI ballasts can be
assigned to 15 different channels in a single room either by
DLI short addresses or by DLI groups. Auto-heal
functionality for easy replacement of faulty ballasts is also
available.
What is DLI?
DLI is a protocol by which a network of compatible ballasts
can communicate with each via bi-directional data
exchange. Ballasts are assigned a unique address
between 0 and 63 (called a Short Address) so they are
identifiable to the DLI controller (RSR-DLI).
Three different types of commands can be sent across the
DLI network.
Direct – A command sent to a single ballast (short
address).
Group – Ballast can be associated to one another within a
network by using DLI groups. A group command will be
sent to all Ballasts within the DLI group.
Broadcast – A command sent to every ballast on the DLI
network.
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Manual Version 3.0.3
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Summary of Contents for rako RSR-DLI
- Page 1 What is the RSR-DLI? The RSR-DLI allows the integration of an addressable DLI network into a Rako system. Up to 64 DLI ballasts can be assigned to 15 different channels in a single room either by DLI short addresses or by DLI groups. Auto-heal functionality for easy replacement of faulty ballasts is also available.
- Page 2 Installing the RSR-DLI The RSR-DLI works off a 12V DC, a suitable power supply attached to a 13A plug is provided with the product. When successful powered up LED 2: the “Power LED” will illuminate. Note that this power supply is to power the circuit board and DLI output of the RSR-DLI only. The power for the fittings themselves is provided directly to the ballast, the output from the RSR-DLI is a control signal only.
- Page 3 The RSR-DLI is a multi-channel device and will occupy the entire room. By default Short Address 0 will be addressed to Channel 1 in the Rako Room, DLI Short Address 1 to Channel 2 and so on for all 15 Channels.
- Page 4 To use the Circuits mapping page “Use group mapping” must be selected. When in “Use Direct mapping” mode Rako channels will always be set as DLI short addresses -1 (DLI short address 0 = Rako channel 1, DLI short address 1 = Rako channel 2 etc.) regardless of how the mapping page appears.
- Page 5 DLI network will need to re-programmed. This button will store the current state of the DLI network within the RSR-DLI. This means that if a single ballast is removed and replaced the new ballast will have the same short address automatically uploaded to it.