Lighting Control KNX（照明控制KNX）.pdfVIP

Lighting Control KNX Association KNX ADVANCED COURSE Table of Contents 1 General 4 2 Conventional Brightness Control: Sun shines – Light switches off 4 3 Principle 5 4 Constant Lighting Control 5 4.1 Constant Lighting Control: Areas of Application, Objective 6 4.2 Types of Closed-loop Control 6 4.3 Usable Bus Devices 7 4.4 Characteristics of Sensors and Actuators 7 4.4.1 Sensors 7 4.4.2 Closed-loop Controller types 8 4.4.3 Actuators 9 4.5 Parameterisation Notes, Flags, Possible Errors, Bus Load etc. 10 4.6 Parameterisation Example12 4.6.1 Functions12 4.6.2 Example 13 4.6.3 Parameters13 4.6.4 Group Addresses15 4.6.5 Linking of Sensor and Actuator Objects, Operation 15 4.6.6 Additional Notes 16 4.7 Installation Notes16 4.7.1 Alignment of the Measuring Sensor 16 4.7.2 Several Light Strips with a Varying Proportion of External Light:16 4.7.3 Fundamental Mismatch 17 5 Brightness Control18 5.1 Areas of Application, Objective 18 5.2 Types of Open-loop Lighting Control 18 5.2.1 Continuous Control 18 5.2.2 Two-step Control 19 5.3 Usable Bus Devices 20 5.3.1 General 20 5.3.2 Sensors 20 5.3.3 Actuators 20 5.3.4 Controllers 20 5.4 Parameterisation Notes, Flags, Bus Load etc. 21 5.5 Parameterisation Example22 5.6 Installation Notes25 6 Brightness Control, combined with Master/Slave Control 25 6.1 Objective 25 6.2 Principle 25 Home and Building Management Systems KNX Association Lighting Control Lightin