FEATURES
SPI CONTROLLER for Digital LED-Strip
Power supply (DC IN): 5-12-24 Vdc
Output (OUT): value equal to input voltage
RGB and WWW Light Control
Local control via Normally Open (N.O.) Pushbutton
Remote control via BUS (DALI)
Master/Slave functionality (SYNC)
Device configuration via Dalcnet LightApp
Integrated Circuit (IC) LED type
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Control and Colour Type
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Up to 10 dynamic effects
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DALI parameters
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Power-ON state
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Transition Parameters (Fade)
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DALI Groups and Scenes
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Opto-Isolated BUS Input
Extended temperature range
100% Functional test
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
RUNNING-LIGHT is an SPI controller for pixel-to-pixel LED control on digital (programmable/addressable) LED strips, which can be
connected to a SELV constant voltage (5 ÷ 24) Vdc power supply. The controller is suitable for driving loads such as Digital LED-
strips and RGB or WWW LED modules at constant voltage. It can be controlled locally via Normally Open (N.O.) pushbutton or
remotely via DALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) digital protocol.
RUNNING-LIGHT can deliver a maximum output current of 7 A and has the following protections: over-voltage and under-voltage
protections, reverse polarity protection and input fuse protection.
Through the Dalcnet LightApp
is possible to configure multiple parameters when the device is switched OFF, including up to 10 different light effects, colour,
speed, direction, pixel length, and transition parameters. Dalcnet LightApp
Store and Google Play Store.
⇢ For the most up-to-date manual, please consult our website
DALCNET S.r.l.
36077 Altavilla Vicentina (VI) – Italy
Via Lago di Garda, 22
RUNNING-LIGHT
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mobile application, parameters can be set:
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mobile application and smartphones equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, it
User Manual
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can be downloaded free of charge from the Apple APP
www.dalcnet.com
or QR Code.
Made in Italy
Tel. +39 0444 1836680
www.dalcnet.com
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