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Dimmer
8 Channels
2 outputs
1 to 10 V with Daylight regulation
Power supply
Daylight Controller is a com-
ponent of the Dupline Installa-
tion System. It allows different
types of electronic ballasts to
be operated and regulated.
lamps in the room in such a
way that the brightness will
be kept constant, indepen-
dently of the sunlight. The
Controller can regulate up to
two groups of light, either in
two separate rooms, or two
light groups placed in the
same room. For measuring
the light level in the room/light
group, the G 8210 2220 is
used. The light level is trans-
mitted by means of the
Dupline bus.
changed very simply, by long
activation of the On/Off chan-
nel. This means that the light
level can be changed in the
actual room, without consult-
ing the Controller module.
status of the dimming output
for every individual output.
The light level setting which
was selected last is stored as
a "memory setting" in the
internal memory and is rese-
lected next time the lighting is
switched on via channel 1/4.
A power failure will not erase
the memory setting. The light-
ing is switched on and off via
a soft-start facility.
· For DIN-rail mounting
· LED-indications for Dupline® carrier and outputs
· Lamp-protective soft-start function
· Channel coding by GAP 1605
· Transmits the status of the dimming outputs
EN 50081-1 and EN 55024/
EN 50082-1
Dupline
With the GAP1605 programming unit, each switching channel
can be assigned any address between A1 and P8 via the mo-
dular socket on the front of the dimmer. The allocation of the
channels is as follows:
coding of the dimmer can be carried out without either supply
voltage or Dupline signal. It is retained permanently, but may be
overwritten at any time. The Dimmer outputs are configured in
such a way at the factory that they will be switched off in the
event of a fault. This configuration, too, can be changed with
the GAP1605. Setting "1" results in switching on the lighting to
100% in case of a fault, while setting "0" switches off the Dim-
mer outputs (factory setting).
Commissioning may only be carried out by an authorized,
trained technician. Observe the connection diagram when
installing. All lines to be connected must be dead.
will cause malfunctions and are not permissible. Attention
should be paid to the correct polarity of the supply voltage and
the Dupline signal. In order to meet the requirements for protec-
tive low voltage, VDE 0100, part 410, should be observed and
applied during installation.
The controller is programmed with the GAP1605 programming
unit. Up to seven addresses are used. As default, the controller
is programmed for channels A1 to A7.
Channel 1/4 (programmed to A1/A4) turns the output on or off
by short activation. By long activation (> 9 s), the output starts a
slow dimming process until the channel is released again.
Channel 3/6 (A3/A6) sends the output status for the desired
output. The channel is on when the output is on. For receiving
light levels from the light sensors, channels 2/5 (A2/A5) are
used as inputs for serial data. Channel 7 (A7) is also used for
receiving data from the light sensors. The channel is used as an
input for synchronizing the serial data. In the configuration soft-
ware for the Master Generator, the channel must be selected as
a ,,Daylight sync." channel. The Master Generator will then
automatically generate the sync. signal used for the controller
and the light sensors. Only one channel in the Dupline system
needs to be configured as a sync. channel, independently of
the number of light controllers and light sensors. All sync. chan-
nels of the modules just have to be configured to the same
channel selected in the Master Generator.
Front-mounted LEDs indicate the status of the device:
ON: Bus is OK
ON: Dimmer output on
ON: Dimmer output on
Dimmer 1
Dimmer 2
