Dynalite DMC810GL User Manual download pdf (Page 5)

An introduction to the Philips Dynalite control system 5

Similar to a load controller, each control panel stores in it’s memory everything in needs to know in order

to operate. When a button is pressed on the control panel, the panel sends out a message across the

network, For example, ‘Area 2 go to Preset 1 over 5 seconds’. All devices on the network listen to the

message. The load controller in the diagram would listen to the message, and respond as follows;

Channel Name Area Response

1 Wall Washers 2 (Boardroom) Ch 1 is in Area 2 and would fade from current

levelto100%overveseconds

2 Table Downlights 2 (Boardroom) Ch 2 is in Area 2 and would fade from current

levelto0%overveseconds

3 Desk Lighting 3 (Reception) Ch 3 is in Area 3 and would ignore the message

4 Fluorescent Troffers 4 (Hallway) Ch 4 is in Area 4 and would ignore the message

Note that this is the simplest form of control. Philips Dynalite’s sophisticated user control panels are capable

of more advanced functionality, such as;

1 Sequential Logic :: programmed with scripts which perform a sequence of events.

For example, ‘do’ this, ‘wait’, then ‘do’ this.

2 Conditional Logic :: programmed with conditional logic - ie. ‘if ’ this, then ‘do’ that.

DLP9100

10 Button

‘Configurable’ Panel

DyNet Network

DyNet RS485

3 Twisted Pair &

Overall Screen

4 x 10A Leading Edge Dimmer

1 Phase 40A

CH 1

CH 2

CH 3

CH 4

2 Core + Earth

Load (Outputs)

DLE410

Area 2 go to

Preset 1 over

5 seconds

User control panel

Figure 2 > Wiring connections for a four channel load controller & user control panel

The simplest form of control is to include a user control

panel to turn lights on to a preset scene.

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