DALCNET MINI 1CV DALI Dimmer Various Parameters Instruction Manual

DALCNET MINI 1CV DALI Dimmer Various Parameters0

Product Information

Specifications

• Product Code: MINI-1CV-DALI
• Power Supply: 12-24-48 VDC
• Output LED: 1 x 10A
• Bus Command: DALI
• Analogic Auto Detection: Yes
• App Config: LIGHTAPP
• Protections:
  • OVP Over-voltage protection
  • UVP Under-voltage protection
  • RVP Reverse polarity protection
  • IFP Protection with input fuse
  • SCP Short circuit protection
  • SCD Short circuit detection
  • OCD Open circuit detection
• Reference Standards: EN 55015, EN 61547, EN 61347-1, EN 61347-2-13, IEC 62386-101 ED2, IEC 62386-102 ED2, IEC 62386-207 ED2

Product Usage Instructions

Wiring Diagram

As shown in the connection diagram, follow these steps to install the product:

1. Connect the LED load to the LED terminal respecting the indicated polarity.
2. Connect the BUS command to the DALI terminal.
3. Connect a constant voltage SELV power supply 12-24-48 Vdc to the DC IN terminal respecting the indicated polarity. Ensure correct polarity and avoid using a power supply with constant current output.

Local Command Functionality

• Automatic Detection of Local Command: At first power on, the device automatically recognizes the N.A button.
• Automatic Recognition of 0-10V / 1-10V / Potentiometer Mode: When a 0-10V/1-10V command or a 10kOhm potentiometer is connected, a quick signal change or potentiometer adjustment allows the device to recognize the new command type. Parameters set via app in this mode include dimming curve and PWM frequency.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: How can I configure parameters using the Dalcnet LightApp?
  • A: Using the Dalcnet LightApp mobile application, you can configure parameters such as Dimming frequency, Dimming curve, max and min brightness level, Fade time, etc. LightApp is available for free download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
• Q: Where can I find the always-updated manual?
  • A: For the always-updated manual, you can consult our website at www.dalcnet.com or scan the provided QR code.

FEATURES

• LED DIMMER
• Power input: 12-24-48 Vdc
• Voltage output for LED strips and LED modules
• WHITE and MONOCHROME Light Control
• Device configuration and DALI commissioning using Dalcnet LightApp mobile application
• BUS Command: DALI
• MULTI INPUT – Analogic Automatic Detection of the Local Command
  • N°1 Push button normally open
  • 0-10V
  • 1-10V
  • Potentiometer 10KOhm
• Constant voltage outputs for resistive loads
• PWM modulation
• PWM frequency can be set by APP
• Dimming curve can be set by APP
• Dimming Fade can be set by APP
• Soft start and soft stop
• Extended temperature range
• 100% Functional Test

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The MINI-1CV-DALI is a single-channel LED dimmer, controllable with DALI protocol or with a normally open push-button, a 0-10V/1-10V signal or potentiometer. The LED dimmer is suitable for driving loads such as LED strips and LED modules, White and single-color constant voltage. It is possible to connect a power supply at 12-24-48 Vdc. The maximum value of the output current is 10A. The LED dimmer has the following protections: over voltage protection, under-voltage protection, reverse polarity protection, input fuse protection, short circuit protection, short circuit detection and open circuit detection. Using the Dalcnet LightApp mobile application you can configure multiple parameters of the MINI-1CV-DALI such as Dimming frequency, Dimming curve, max and min brightness level, Fade time etc. LightApp is free to download from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
⇢ For the always updated manual, consult our website: www.dalcnet.com or QR Code

PRODUCT CODE

CODE| POWER

SUPPLY

| OUTPUT

LED

| N° OF

CHANNEL

| BUS

COMMAND

| ANALOGIC AUTO

DETECTION

| APP

CONFIG

---|---|---|---|---|---|---

MINI-1CV- DALI

| ****

12-24-48 VDC

| ****

1 x 10A1

| ****

1

| ****

DALI

| N°1 N.O. Push Button 0-10V

1-10V

Potentiometer 10kOhm

| ****

LIGHTAPP

PROTECTIONS

REFERENCE STANDARDS

EN 55015| Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of electrical lighting and

similar equipment

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EN 61547| Equipment for general lighting purposes – EMC immunity requirement
EN 61347-1| Lamp Controlgear – Part 1: General and safety requirement
EN 61347-2-13| Lamp Controlgear – Part 2-13: Particular requirement for d.c. or a.c. supplied electronic Controlgear

for LED modules

IEC 62386-101 ED2| Digital addressable lighting interface – Part 101: General requirements – System components
IEC 62386-102 ED2| Digital addressable lighting interface – Part 102: General requirements – Control gear
IEC 62386-207 ED2| Digital addressable lighting interface – Part 207: Particular requirements for control gear – LED

modules (device type 6)

1. The maximum output current depends on the operating conditions and the ambient temperature of the installation. For the correct configuration, check the maximum power that can be delivered in the “Technical Specifications” section and the “Thermal Characterization”.
2. Protections refer to the control logic of the board.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Nominal power

| 12 Vdc| 120 W
24 Vdc| 240 W
48 Vdc| 480 W
Power loss in standby mode| < 0,5 W
Type of load 4| R
Dimming curve| Logarithmic – Linear
Dimming method| Pulse Width Modulation “PWM”
PWM frequency 5| 300 – 660 – 1300 – 2000 – 4000 Hz
PWM resolution| 16bit
Storage temperature| Min: -40°C – Max: 60°C
Ambient temperature, Ta range 3| Min: -10°C – Max: 60°C
Type of connector| Screw terminals
Wiring| Solid Size| 0,05 ÷ 2,5 mm2 / 30 ÷ 12 AWG
Stranded size
Wire strip length| 6,5 mm
IP protection grade| IP20
Casing material| Plastic
Packaging unit (pieces/unit)| 1pz
Mechanical dimension| 44 x 57 x 25 mm
Packaging dimension| 56 x 68 x 35 mm
Weight| 47g

• For the complete range or check the Thermal Characterization of the product.
• Type of load: Resistive and DC/DC Converter.
• The parameters are derived from the configuration of the LIGHTAPP

WIRING DIAGRAM

As shown in the connection diagram, perform the following steps to install the product:

• Connect the LED load to the “LED” terminal respecting the indicated polarity.
• Local command wiring:
  • Connect the normally open button to the “INPUT” terminals with the “COM” and “IN” symbols.
  • Be sure not to connect live parts to the “INPUT” terminals.
  • Connect the positive control of the 0/1-10V signal to the “INPUT” terminal with the “IN” symbol, instead the negative of the 0/1-10V signal to the “INPUT” terminal with the “COM” symbol.
  • Connect the 10KOhm potentiometer to the “INPUT” terminals with the symbols “COM” and “IN”. Be sure not to connect live parts to the “INPUT” terminals.
• Connect the BUS command to the “DALI” terminal.
• Connect a constant voltage SELV power supply 12-24-48 Vdc (depending on the technical characteristics of the connected LED load) to the DC IN terminal respecting the indicated polarity.
  Make sure you are not using a power supply with a constant current output and check that the polarity of the cables is correct.

LOCAL COMMAND FUNCTIONALITY

AUTOMATIC DETECTION OF LOCAL COMMAND

At the first power on, by default the device is set to automatically recognize the N.A button.

AUTOMATIC RECOGNITION OF 0-10V / 1-10V / POTENTIOMETER MODE

If a 0-10V/1-10V command or a 10kOhm potentiometer is connected, a quick change in the signal or potentiometer adjustment is sufficient for the device to recognize the new type of command.
During operation in 0-10V / 1-10V / Potentiometer mode, the parameters that can be set via app will be only the dimming curve and the PWM frequency. All other parameters set for push-button operation will be ignored in this mode.

AUTOMATIC BUTTON MODE RECOGNITION

If an N.O. button is connected, 5 quick presses are sufficient for the device to recognize the new type of command

DALI BUS SETUP

IN DALI SETUP ALL THE LEDS ARE CONTROLLED BY AN EXTERNAL DALI CONTROLLER

REFERENCE STANDARD

IEC 62386-101 ED2| Digital addressable lighting interface – Part 101: General requirements – System components
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IEC 62386-102 ED2| Digital addressable lighting interface – Part 102: General requirements – Control gear
IEC 62386-207 ED2| Digital addressable lighting interface – Part 207: Particular requirements for control gear – LED modules (device type 6)

ADDRESSING

ADDRESSES MAP

The intensity and the status are controlled by DALI controller

OPERATING WINDOWS

Below are the maximum current values that can be supplied by the MINI-1CV-DALI device when the working temperature varies. Ambient temperature [Ta]:

• – 10°C ÷ +35°C; Maximum current 10A
• +35°C ÷ +45°C; Maximum current 8A
• +45°C ÷ +60°C; Maximum current 6A

These maximum current values can be applied only under proper ventilation conditions

FLICKER PERFORMANCE

Thanks to the 4khz dimming frequency the MINI-1CV-DALI allows to reduce the Flicker phenomenon. Depending on the sensitivity of a person and the type of activity, flickering can affect a person’s well-being even if the luminance fluctuations are above the threshold that can be perceived by the human eye. The graph shows the phenomenon of Flickering in function at the frequency, measured throughout the dimming range. The results show the low-risk zone (yellow) and the no-effect zone (green). Defined by IEEE 1789-20156

• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). IEEE std 1789: Recommended Practices for Modulating Current in High-Brightness LEDs for Mitigating Health Risks to Viewers.

DIMMING CURVE

MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

TECHNICAL NOTE

INSTALLATION

• CAUTION: The product may only be connected and installed by a qualified electrician. All applicable regulations, legislation, and building codes must be observed. Incorrect installation of the product can cause irreparable damage to the product and the connected LEDs.

• Maintenance must be performed only by a qualified electrician in compliance with current regulations.
  Pay attention when connecting the LEDs: polarity reversal results in no light output and often damages the LEDs.

• The product is designed and intended to operate LED loads only. Powering non-LED loads may push the product outside its specified design limits and is, therefore, not covered by any warranty.
  Operating conditions of the product may never exceed the specifications as per the product datasheet.

• The product must be installed inside a switchgear/controlgear cabinet and/or junction box protection against overvoltage.

• The product must be installed in a vertical or horizontal position with the label/top cover facing upwards or vertically. Other positions are not permitted. The bottom position is not permitted (label/top cover facing down).

• Keep separated 230Vac (LV) circuits and not SELV circuit from safety extra low voltage (SELV) circuit and from any connection with this product. It is absolutely forbitten to connect, for any reason whatsoever, directly or indirectly, the 230Vac mains voltage to the product (terminal block of BUS included).

• The product must be dissipated correctly.

• The use of the product in harsh environments could limit the output power.

• For built-in components inside luminaires, the ta ambient temperature range is a guideline given for the optimum operating environment. However, integrator must always ensure proper thermal management (i.e. correct mounting of the device, air flow etc.) so that the tc point temperature does not exceed the tc maximum limit in any circumstance. Reliable operation and lifetime are only guaranteed if the maximum tc point temperature is not exceeded under the conditions of use.

POWER SUPPLY

• Only use SELV power supplies with limited current for device power supply, short circuit protection and the power must be dimensioned correctly.
  In the case of power supplies equipped with ground terminals, it is mandatory to connect ALL protective ground points (PE= Protection Earth) to a properly and certified protection earth.

• The connection cables between the very low voltage power source and the product must be properly dimensioned and must be insulated from any wiring or part at non-SELV voltage. It is recommended not to exceed 10m of connection between the power source and the product. Use double insulated cables.

• Dimension the power of the power supply in relation to the load connected to the device. In case the power supply is oversized compared to the maximum absorbed current, insert a protection against over-current between the power supply and the device.

COMMAND

• The length of the cables connecting between the local commands (N.O. Push button, 0-10V, 1-10V, Potentiometer or other) and the product must be less than 10m. The cables must be properly dimensioned and must be insulated from any non-SELV wiring or voltage. It is recommended to use double insulated cables, if deemed appropriate also shielded.
• The length and type of cables connecting to the bus (DALI or other) must comply with the specifications of the respective protocols and the regulations in force. They must be insulated from any non-SELV wiring or voltage parts. It is recommended to use double-insulated cables.
• ALL device and control signals connected to the local command “N.O. Push button, potentiometer o other”, they must not supply any type of voltage.
• ALL devices and control signal connected at the BUS (DALI or other) and to the local command (0-10V, 1-10V, potentiometer or other) must be SELV type (the device connected must be SELV or supply SELV signal).

OUTPUTS

• It is recommended the length of the connecting cables between the product and the LED module less than 10m. The cables must be properly dimensioned and must be insulated from any wiring or circuits at voltage not SELV. It is recommended to use double-insulated cables. In case you want to use connecting cables between the product and the LED module greater than 10m, the installer must guarantee the correct operation of the system. In any case, the connection between the product and the LED module must not exceed 30m.

SYMBOLOGIES

START UP AND FIRST INSTALLATION

START SCREEN

• On this screen, the app waits for the device parameters to be read.
• To read the parameters, simply bring the back of the smartphone close to the device label. The read-sensitive area of the smartphone may vary depending on the model.
• Once the connection is established, a quick loading screen will appear. It is necessary to stay in place with the smartphone until the parameters are fully loaded.
• iOS variant: to read the parameters you need to press the SCAN button at the top right. A pop-up will appears indicating when the smartphone is ready to scan. Move the smartphone close to the device and stay in place until the  parameters are fully loaded

SETTINGS AND FIRMWARE LOADING PAGES

SETTINGS

On the settings page you can set:

• App language
• Password: to be used for writing parameters.

FIRMWARE

• On the firmware page, you can update the firmware of the device.
• The requested file must be of type .bin.
• Once the file is uploaded, follow the on-screen instructions.

ATTENTION:

• Once the procedure has begun, it is irrevocable and it is not possible to pause it.
• In case of interruption, the firmware would be corrupted. In this case the device will need to repeat the loading procedure.
• At the end of the firmware loading, all previously set parameters will be reset to factory values.

If the update is successful and the loaded version is different from the previous one, the device will make 10 flashes

LOADING PARAMETERS

IMPORTANT: The writing of the parameters must be done with the device off (without input power).

• READ
  With the app in READ mode, the smartphone will scan the device and show its current configuration on the screen.

• WRITE
  With the app in WRITE mode, the smartphone will write the configuration of the parameters set on the screen inside the device.

• Write all
  In normal mode (Write All Off) the app writes only the parameters that have changed since the previous reading. In this mode, writing will only be successful if the serial number of the device matches the one previously read.

• In the Write All mode, all parameters are written. In this mode, writing will be successful only if the device model matches the one previously read.
  It is recommended to activate the Write All mode only when you need to replicate the same configuration on many other devices of the same model.

WRITE PROTECTION

Using the padlock button, you can set a block when writing parameters. A screen for entering a 4-character password will appear. Once this password has been written to the device, all subsequent parameter changes can only be made if the correct password is written to the Settings page of the app.

To remove the password lock, simply press the padlock button and leave the Password field blank.

WRITING ERROR
If, after writing the parameters, when you turn it back on, the device flashes 2 times per second continuously, it means that the writing was not successful. Therefore, you need to perform the following steps:

• Turn off the device.
• Rewrite the parameters.
• Wait for the script to be successful or for no error messages to appear.
• Turn the device back on.

If it does not work, you can perform a factory reset by quickly turning the device off and on 6 times

PRODUCTION INFORMATION

• Product Name: User-settable field for easy identification. By default, the product name is the same as the Model field.
• Template: An immutable field. Identifies the device model.
• Serial number: This field cannot be edited. Uniquely identifies the specimen.
• Firmware version: field not editable. Identifies the firmware version currently loaded on the device.

CONTROL SETTINGS

• Control type: allows you to set the operating logic of the analog input in case of connection to a button or switch.
• PWM frequency: allows you to set the frequency of PWM modulation of the output.
• NOTE: For applications in harsh thermal conditions, it is advisable to lower the PWM frequency to a minimum (307 Hz)
• Dimming curve: For details, see the Dimming Curves section of the device manual
• Fade time: The time in seconds that the output takes to make a transition from one level of light intensity to another.

CONTROL TYPES

PUSH – ON OFF DIM

The PUSH ON OFF DIM control type allows on/off and dimming by push-button

• Quick press: switch from On to Off or vice versa
• Long press: dimming
• Quick double press: instant on/off

Power On level: it is the intensity value to which the output is brought immediately as soon as the device is powered.
Last level: Enable the memory function. The Power On level will correspond to the last level assumed before the supply voltage was removed.
Push-On level: it is the intensity value to which the output is brought when the device is accessed by means of a button.
Dimming speed: it is the time needed to dim the light from 100% to 0%
Last level: enables the memory function. The power level will correspond to the last level assumed before the device was turned off by button
Double-push delay: allows you to set the speed at which you need to perform the double-quick press.

DALI PARAMETERS

SETTABLE COMMANDS FROM LIGHTAPP

Through the app you can set the following functions as shown in the reduced version of light app in the image:

• DALI Address
• Dali Dimming Curve
• Minimum Level
• Maximum Level
• Power On Level
• System Failure Level
• Fade Rate
• Fade Time
• Fast Fade Time
• Ext Fade Base Value
• Ext Fade Time Multiplier
• Minimum Fast Fade Time
• Group 0-15: Associate an address with a group or multiple groups
• Scene 0-15: Creating a scene or scenes
• Open Circuit Detection
• Short Circuit Detection

OPEN CIRCUIT AND SHORT CIRCUIT DETECTION

Through the Lamp-Failure command, the DALI protocol allows you to detect situations in which the LED load connected to the output of the MINI-1CV-DALI may not work as expected, such as an incorrect connection (detecting it as an Open Circuit error) or a defect in the LED load (detecting it as a short circuit).

• Enable / Disable Open Circuit Detection:
  If a very small load is connected to the output of the MINI-1CV-DALI, in some cases false open circuits could be detected. In this case it is recommended to disable the Open Circuit function.

• Enable / Disable the Short Circuit Detection:
  If inductive loads are connected to the output of the MINI-1CV-DALI, false short circuits may be detected in some cases. In this case it is recommended to disable the Short Circuit function.

Contact

• DALCNET S.r.l.
• 36077 Altavilla Vicentina (VI) – Italy
• Via Lago di Garda, 22
• Phone +39 0444 1836680
• www.dalcnet.com
• info@dalcnet.com
• Rev. 22/01/2024 – Pag. 16/16

References

• Led dimmer and RGB controller for professional lighting systems
• Led dimmer and RGB controller for professional lighting systems

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