CreativeLighting eDIDIO S10 Ethernet Enabled Modular DIN Mount Lighting Controller User Manual

CreativeLighting eDIDIO S10 Ethernet Enabled Modular DIN Mount Lighting

Controller

Creative Lighting can be contacted through your local distributor.

Creative Lighting Head Office
4 Pine Street North Ipswich Queensland Australia 4305
Tel (+617) 32828777 Fax (+617) 32828700
Email: DIDIO@creativelighting.com.au

Creative Lighting SA
896a Marion Road Sturt South Australia 5047
Tel (+61) 428688710
Email: DIDIO@creativelighting.com.au

Description

Congratulations on your purchase of an eDIDIO S10, the modular DALI and DMX512-A intelligent lighting controller that suits standard DIN mounting. The controller allows for 2 lines of control, via either DALI, DMX512-A, or a combination of both.
The controller has the following features.

• Modular Control
  Modular hardware allows for any combination of up to two (total) DALI and or DMX512-A outputs while still maintaining proper DMX512-A signal conditioning and DALI separation.

• Open Protocol
  Creative Lighting embraces open protocols and allows any TCP-IP capable system to interact with the eDIDIO. Our ‘Protocol Buffers’-based API enables systems written in most languages to integrate with the eDIDIO quickly and easily.

• Easy Installation
  DIN Mounted with ‘plug and play’ connectors. If the controller is moved or access is required, the connectors can remain behind, leaving the existing wiring connected.

• Multi-Line Control
  Any interface or trigger in the system can call a command over multiple connected lines.

• Easy to use configuration
  An easy-to-use interface provides quick configuration access/changes; uniquely, each section is treated individually so for example, inputs can be programmed without erasing schedules.

• Spektra
  Control Freak Spektra has been baked into the eDS10 allowing for sophisticated colour control of any type of coloured light using DALI or DMX512-A. User- selectable light types of up to 10 colours per light – from white to R/G/B/A/WW/CW – for up to 128 DALI devices, or 1024 DMX512-A channels.

Requirements

The eDIDIO must be powered with a 24vdc (>100mA) source, recommended as a HDR15-24 (minimum) or HDR60-24. This supply is connected to the eDIDIO supply input screw down terminals marked DC IN + & -. Ensure the cable from the DC power supply to the eDIDIO is less than 30 meters.
For DALI to work, an external DALI PSU must be present on each line, recommended as a Control Freak UBi Power.
Configuration software available for free on our website

Safety

• This product is NOT for household use and must only be used by a professional qualified person.
• This product is designed to be powered by a suitable DC supply 24V
• Turning connected lights off by DALI or DMX commands does not disconnect the power to the fixtures.

Installation

This section of the manual describes the process of connecting a DC supply, DALI, and DMX512-A lead to the eDIDIO. The example is diagrammatic only as it depends on the configuration of the DALI and DMX512-A lines.

• DALI Line connection
  The DALI line wires are connected in the screw terminals at the top of the enclosure. You must not have two DALI line power supplies on the same DALI line. DALI Standard requires a minimum cable diameter of 1mm sq (larger for longer runs) and no more than 2Vdc voltage drop.

• DMX512-A Line Connection
  The DMX512-A line wires are connected in the screw terminals at the top of the enclosure. Do not confuse the DALI and DMX512-A lines: as connecting a DALI bus PSU to a DMX512-A line will cause irreversible damage.

• Inputs
  The inputs of the eDIDIO allow for short, long, and latching presses by connecting the input pin source to a ground pin source. This means that any potential-free contact, such as a switch mech or relay device, that can connect two wires together will be able to be used as an input device for the eDIDIO.
  The inputs 1-8 will show ~3.3VDC (In reference to the GND pin) when floating, allowing for easy testing via multimeter. I/Os 9 to 12 will initially show a higher VDC and decay down to 3.3VDC over time. A display option is also available using the keypad/menu to show the state of each input.

Menu and Display

The eDIDIO has a 128 x 96-pixel display that can show the time, status, and other useful information.

Home Screen
The home screen displays the time and date, as well as battery, temperature, and connection status icons. The battery icon will show when the PCB battery is below its recommended voltage, the temperature icon will display in over 50-degree situations, and the connection status icon will display when a valid Ethernet connection is accepted.

An information line is available at the bottom of the display which will provide status updates on either; Schedules, Burn-in, or current profile. The default is schedule status and is settable using the keypad menu.
Pressing any button will open the menu, and there is a 10 second timeout during menu screens (if idle for 10 seconds due to no user-interaction, the display will return automatically to the home screen).

Main Menu
The main menu shows options for Installation, Testing, and Settings. Button 1 moves the cursor up, button 3 moves the cursor down, and button 2 confirms selection.

Installation
The installation allows for Random Addressing of DALI fittings

Testing
The testing screen allows for DALI and DMX512-A Min/Max commands, displaying of inputs, and counting devices

Settings
The settings screen lets you choose between various options, such as status information display and muting/unmuting sensors.

Ethernet Connectivity
The controller has a 10/100 Base T Ethernet port, DHCP capabilities, and multiple open TCP sockets. UDP is used for broadcast discovery.
Connecting the eDIDIO via Ethernet cable to a network will allow for easy configuration and advanced control tools.

Controller Functionality

The controller has a wide range of capabilities that can be utilised using the Configurator V2 application.

Actions
The controller can perform actions called triggers. These triggers can be called from Inputs, Lists, and schedules. The following table shows the available triggers. If a controller is connected to the Configurator V2, the program will read the line properties and allow for check box selections depending on the installed protocol.

Input/Output Functions

There are 12 inputs available on the eDIDIO, of which 4 can be selected as optically isolated outputs. Each input has an associated action for short and long press, or low and high press if latching. Short press is > 50ms and < 400ms. Long press is > 400ms, with a repeat of 200ms if continually held down.
The input can be associated to an action above, or if multiple actions are required, call an associated list of actions.
Up to 40 DALI Inputs can also be configured.

Lists
Lists allow for multiple actions to occur at the same time or delayed if necessary. The list actions can call commands over multiple DALI and DMX512-A Lines, for example.
Step 1 – LINE 1 DALI Group 0 to MAX, Step 2 – LINE 2 DMX512-A Arc Level 50%
There are 32 lists available with 256 steps in each, for a total of 8196 steps. A delay is available from 0s, up to 960 minutes. Any actions that occur with 0 second delays will be sent as soon as possible, but keep in mind real world restrictions. I.e DALI requires ~20ms to send a message.

Schedules
There are 10 schedules available allowing for interrupt driven alarms to be set. Schedules can call any action, such as All DALI Line 1 Group 0 0% at 6pm Every weekday. Schedules can be configured to repeat every day, or on specific days.

Burn-Ins
Two burn-in timers are available, allowing for individual burn-in control for different groups or lines. Burn-in prevents the DALI commands for sending any level which will cause a fade. Any level of 1 or over will cause the light fitting to go to MAXIMUM, while counting down until the number of hours is reached and normal operation can resume.

Sensors
Up to 10 motion and light sensors can be used per DALI line. The sensors that work with the eDIDIO are the Tridonic M.2 14DPI sensors or any DALI 2 sensor. Tridonic M.2 Gen1 sensors must be configured into indirect master mode to take up an eDALI address instead of a DALI address.
Sensors options include; daylight harvesting, motion only, setpoint/level, warning level, warning timeout, grouping, and disable timeout.
Disable allows for the user to exit the room using an action which causes the associated sensor group to turn off. If a schedule/list or input is triggered for this group, the sensor will be put into ‘user override mode’ and maintain the user adjusted level until the lights have been turned off, or occupancy is no longer detected.

Translators
The eDIDIO features a DMX512-A to DALI translator for up to 16 channels. Offsets for both DMX512-A and DALI can be set, as well as input disable flags if DMX512-A is detected. Three translation objects can be setup, allowing for multi-line DMX to DALI translation

Options

• Time can be updated from the Device->Target Device Settings Page
• Developer Options can be unlocked if password is requested

Firmware Upgrade
The eDIDIO allows for over-the-air updates using the Configurator V2 application. If a new firmware file is available, connect to the eDIDIO, enable developer tools mode, and upload firmware via the prompts. The upgrade takes around 2 minutes to complete.
WARNING – Upgrading the firmware may erase the stored configuration and is only recommended if additional functionality or bug fixes are necessary.

3rd Party Connectivity
The eDIDIO will accept connections from third party TCP sockets. A Google Buffer API is available at request allowing for commands to be sent easily from any third-party system.

Spektra
Spektra is a full in-built colour control application (additional charges apply, time of order only). It is configured by the Control Freak Android tablet application Spektra X. Please see the Spektra User manual for full details on the colour control capabilities.

Troubleshooting

• Device not found in by discovery -> Check connections, make sure network symbol is present on controller OLED
  Using the keypad menu, check in settings->device status to see if an IP has been set. If it is 0.0.0.0, check network settings for the router to make sure it supports DHCP.

• Device fails to select appropriate version -> Reset power to controller, make sure network is not affected by other devices.

• Start-up System Check – On start-up various systems are checked, they will display on a screen for 5 seconds after the standard boot sequence. Consult Creative Lighting if this screen appears and what it shows.

Notes

Device must be connected through a router with DHCP capabilities to work normally. For direct connection, your PC adaptor settings must be manually changed, and the cable be cross-over type.

Physical

Size (l) x (w) x (h) mm          – excluding terminals

– including terminals

| 105x72x88

105x72x108

Weight (grams, approximate)| 170
Materials – case| ABS BLUE

Anti-flammability to UL94V0

Power
Input – range (>100mA recommended)| 24VDC
Battery backup for real time clock| 3VDC CR2032
Protection
Polarity reversal on DC input| Immune
Over-current protection| Yes
Transient protection| Yes
Keypad
Indicating status LED| DC In, Data, & Data (Ethernet)
Keypad – 3 key membrane type| Momentary
Special
Clock| Internal RTC with battery back-up
OLED screen| 128*64 Organic LED
Networking| MAC address & TCP/IP
Compliance
Designed to meet or exceed relevant standards

Safety EMC

|

AS/NZS 61347.2.1; EN 55015 + A1; EN61547+A1. CE and C Tick, IEC/AU CISPR15

Ordering

For assistance with projects or ordering products, please consult the QLD or SA offices (Details on first page)

Configuration Options

Version

• 4 Pole (2 Line Version)
• 8 Pole (4 Line Version)

DMX512-A or DALI
Ordered as DALI (1D) or DMX (1X). I.e., 2 DALI and 1 DMX is eDIDIO s10 2D 1X – DALI | DALI | DMX | EMPTY

Additional Functionality

The control has additional functionality available on request for bespoke applications.

DALI to DMX
DALI emulation of up to 16 devices is possible through the eDIDIO. A separate manual is provided on this method but allows a single 4 pole DIN mounted device to control 16 DMX channels using 16 emulated DALI channels. DALI V2, no device type specified.

DMX Merger
Multiple DMX lines can be merged together and output as a single line with latest takes priority.

BACnet Implementation

The eDIDIO S10 has an optional BACNET implementation that can be provided at time of order.

• Description – Lighting Controller
• Vendor Name – Ctrl Freak
• Vendor ID – 812
• Model – edidio-s10

The device implements a BACNET lighting object and simplifies the DALI/BACNET relationship by offering various commands.
Lighting Objects – There are 32 instances available, broken down into DALI Groups 0-15 on DALI Line 1 and DALI Groups 0-15 on DALI Line 2.
Default properties use 2.8s Fade time, with a step increment of 44/256.
The following commands are available.

• BACNET_LIGHTS_FADE
  Optional use fade time

•  BACNET_LIGHTS_STEP_UP
  Uses DALI Step Up Function

• BACNET_LIGHTS_STEP_DOWN
  Uses DALI Step Down Function

• BACNET_LIGHTS_STEP_ON
  100% Level using inbuilt fade time

• BACNET_LIGHTS_STEP_OFF
  0% Level using inbuilt fade time

To reduce DALI traffic, RAMP is not suggested and is not active by default. Light commands are recommended to be sent as BACNET_LIGHTS_FADE with use_fade_time TRUE for optimal results. Present Value is tracked and can be read from system

Binary Value Objects
Binary Value objects allow for quick and easy commands to be sent to the controller. The polling command allows polling to begin, which will check on the status of all devices at a 1 second interval (64 seconds per line). The General Fault values will show a 1 if any of the devices on that line recorded with a DALI ‘Status’ or ‘Lamp’ failure. Once the failure is rectified, either allow ~2 minutes for the fault to clear or write the value as 0.

Instance| Property| Read/Write| Present Value = 0| Present Value = 1
---|---|---|---|---
0| DALI Line 1 Master On/Off| R/W| DALI Line 1 0%| DALI Line 1 100%
1| DALI Line 2 Master On/Off| R/W| DALI Line 2 0%| DALI Line 2 100%
2| DALI Line 1 Sensors| R/W| Mute All Line 1| Unmute All Line 1
3| DALI Line 2 Sensors| R/W| Mute All Line 2| Unmute All Line 2
4| Poll Lines| R/W| Polling Disabled| Polling Active
5| General Fault Line 1| R/W| No Fault Line 1| Fault Detected Line 1
6| General Fault Line 2| R/W| No Fault Line 2| Fault Detected Line 2

Binary Input Objects
The 8 inputs on the eDIDIO can be read. The value is read only and will return the instantaneous reading.

Instance| Property| Read/Write| Present Value = 0| Present Value = 1
---|---|---|---|---
0| Input 1 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High
1| Input 2 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High
2| Input 3 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High
3| Input 4 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High
4| Input 5 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High
5| Input 6 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High
6| Input 7 Status (Default high)| R| Input Low| Input High

Binary Output Objects
The 4 eDS10 outputs can be set if they are configured as outputs from the configuration utility.

Instance| Property| Read/Write| Present Value = 0| Present Value = 1
---|---|---|---|---
0| Input 8/Output 1| R/W| Output Low| Output High
1| Input 9/Output 2| R/W| Output Low| Output High
2| Input 10/Output 3| R/W| Output Low| Output High
3| Input 11/Output 4| R/W| Output Low| Output High

Schedule Object
An interface between BACNET and the internal eDIDIO schedules is available. To get the most out of the eDIDIO schedules they will need to be initially configured using the configuration software. This allows for the additional functionality (Day/Month Mask, Astronomical Time, Large Command List) to be used with times and enable/disable status set by BACNET.
5 schedule objects are available, mirroring the first 5 of the eDIDIO configuration schedules.

• Sending Present Value will allow for enable/disable schedule.
• Sending ‘Weekday Schedules’ with at least 2 times (Start and Stop) will update the start and end times of the schedule.

Control Freak eDIDIO Warranty

Congratulations on acquiring this genuine Control Freak® product (“the goods”) which is guaranteed to the purchaser for a period of:

• 3 months (OLED screen)
• 24 months (all other parts)
• from the date of original purchase from Creative Lighting and its authorised agents and resellers.

Under normal use and for applications for which this product was designed, this Control Freak® product and all component electronics are warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship.
In the unlikely event that the goods prove to be defective, Creative Lighting will decide either to repair or to replace the defective components. Before that can happen, the goods must first be returned to Creative Lighting at the purchaser’s cost.
Australia only: If we determine that the goods are defective, we will not only repair or replace the defective components at no cost to the purchaser; we will also pay the cost to return them to the purchaser by our standard freight method, with any cost to reinstall the goods borne by the purchaser. This Guarantee specifically excludes faults which arise as a result of alteration, tampering, misuse, abuse, accident, vandalism, negligence, improper installation, or the use of other manufacturer’s products in combination with the goods except where such use of other manufacturers’ goods is authorized by us. All other warranties inclusive of any warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose whether expressed or implied are hereby expressly negatived to the fullest extent permissible by law. Under no circumstances will Creative Lighting be liable for reinstallation or freight except in the case of freight within Australia. In no event shall the manufacturer be liable for consequential damages.
This Guarantee constitutes the sole and exclusive remedy to the purchaser for proven defects.

REGISTRATION

Please complete this form and fax to 07 32828700 to register for manufacturer’s warranty.

Other products
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www.creativelighting.com.au

References

• Creative Lighting – Making Light Work

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