Dialight Intelliled User Manual

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User Manual

IntelliLED™

Enterprise Server

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Introduction

Dialight IntelliLED™ Enterprise Server is an enterprise class industrial lighting control system with many
advanced features and capabilities.

The system consists of lighting devices and sensors, which are connected to a local gateway device
via a wireless network.

Multiple gateways are, in turn connected to the Enterprise Server, which generates the control and
user interface functionality.

Equipment not supplied:

- 24Vdc @ 5 amp power supply

- Cat5 Ethernet cable (use port marked X2 only)

- Din rail for mounting

- Additional Notes: All other ports are not to be used

System Specification

Certification

CE, UL E498688

DC Operating Voltage

19.2 – 28.8VDC, 65 W

Operating Temperature

For Indoor Use Only

0 to 50oC

Ethernet

10/100/Gb Ethernet

Memory (RAM / SSD)

8 GB DDR3 / 150 GB mSATA

Dimensions (WxDxH)

6.4 inches X 5.75 inches X 1.93 inches
162mm X 146.2mm X 49mm

Dialight Part #

DACN825AP

Ratings

Install only dry locations, IP20

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READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

 Refer to operating temperature

ratings of this device before
installing.

 DO NOT let the Enterprise

Server touch hot surfaces.

 DO NOT mount near gas or

electric heaters

 Equipment should be mounted

in locations and at heights
where it will not be subjected
to tampering by unauthorized
personnel.

 The use of accessory

equipment not recommended
by the manufacturer may
cause unsafe conditions.

 DO NOT use this equipment for

other than intended use.

 DO take pictures of the

installation and mounting for
future reference.

 Contact your local Sales

representative or Dialight when
necessary

 The installation and

maintenance must be carried
out by authorized personnel.

 Repairs and Installation must

only be carried out by a
qualified electrician.

 Only genuine or authorized

Dialight replacement parts
must be used when unforeseen
repairs are required.

 Observe the national safety

rules and regulations during
installation!

 Mounting in extreme heat

locations should be avoided.
Failure to do so could void all
warranties!

 No alterations are allowed

without the written agreement
from Dialight Corp. Alterations
other than written in this
manual will void all warranties.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!!

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System Components

Components Overview

Enterprise server

At the heart of the Dialight IntelliLED system is the Enterprise Server.

This computer runs software which performs the system-wide control and monitoring functions, plus it
serves the web-based user interface applications which are used for system commissioning,
configuration and control.

IntelliLED™ Enterprise

Server

IntelliLED™

Gateway

IntelliLED™

Sensors

Dialight Wireless

Controlled Fixtures

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IntelliLED™ Gateway

The Gateway is a networking device, which connects devices to the enterprise server.

Up to 120 individual devices may be connected to each gateway.

Additionally, gateways provide local control for emergency override of schedules, allowing all lights
connected to that gateway to be instantly turned on with a single button press.

Refer to the IntelliLED Gateway Manual for additional information

Wireless Controlled Fixture

All Dialight wireless enabled fixtures can be controlled via the Enterprise Server. Thus allowing different
models of Dialight fixtures to be controlled wirelessly.

Example of the Dialight Wireless LED High Bay Fixture

LED lighting fixtures are the main device-type which is controlled by the Enterprise Server.
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Adjusting when lights are activated as well as the output dimming level of the fixture is part of the
central control functionality offered by the system.

IntelliLED™ Wireless Occupancy Sensor

Dialight’s Wireless Occupancy Sensor (WOS) is a sensor device which detects presence of human
occupants in a particular space and can be configured to activate a group of lights.

WOS sensors may be used to lower operational cost by only turning on lights when they are needed.

Two models of sensor are available; one sensor offers long-range detection while a second model
offers a wide-angle of detection.

Refer to the IntelliLED Wireless Occupancy Sensor Manual for additional information

IntelliLED™ Daylight Harvesting Sensor

The Daylight Harvesting Sensor is a sensor device which measures the ambient light level in a
particular space.

The Enterprise system can use this information to adjust the dimming level of the lighting fixtures in the
area to minimize power consumption while providing a calibrated and constant illumination level
within the space.

DLH sensors are often used in areas that contain sky-lighting as the collected sunlight can be used to
offset the output level of the powered lighting fixtures, thereby reducing operational cost.

Refer to the IntelliLED Daylight Harvesting Sensor Manual for additional information

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Controls System Overview

Introduction

There are a few central concepts used repeatedly throughout the Enterprise Server which are helpful to understanding how
the system operated. This section aims to provide a brief overview of these concepts.

Groups

In the Enterprise Server, the term “Group” refers to a collection of devices. This may be a combination of lights and sensors.
Devices that are part of a group are affected by control events set for that group.

Additionally, devices may be members of more than one group at a time. This allows for maximum flexibility for creating
zones of coverage and control.

Control Events

A control event is a command or action which acts upon a group of devices. This may consist of a dimming level sent to a
group of lights to set the current light level.

Schedules

At the most basic level, a Schedule is a collection of control events. These are most typically used to turn the lights on in an
area at a particular time during the day and to turn the lights off at the end of the day.
Schedules are also used to specify when a particular group will react to Occupancy Sensing or Daylight Harvesting sensors.

Schedules are created, defined and uniquely named from within the Enterprise user interface application. They contain a
collection of control events and are configured to operate during selected days of the week. Once a schedule has been
created, it may be added to a particular Group.

Example: A system installer could create a Schedule named “Weekday Schedule” which contains an event to set
the dimmer level to 80% at 7:00am each morning and a second event to set the dimmer level to 0% (Off) at 6:00pm
each evening. This Schedule could then be added to Groups named “South Floor” and “North Floor” and the
devices in these two groups would operate on the “Weekday Schedule.”

Alerts

Alerts are used to signal error or warning conditions within the Enterprise system. It provides a rules engine, which allows users
to configure the system to watch for particular Alert conditions.
Alerts are visible on the Alert page of the Enterprise Server user interface application.
A typical Alert would be set to signal if a device has stopped communicating with the control system.

Notifications

A Notification is an automated method to report an alert via sending a message to a User via some external means.
Notifications announce an Alert directly to the system operator without the need to view the Enterprise user interface
application.
Supported Notification types include:

 Email

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 SMS Text Message
 Twitter Notification

Note - All notifications require that the server has an internet connection

Gateway operation modes

 Enterprise mode: The gateway acts as a part of the Enterprise structure.
 Stand-alone mode: The gateways acts independently, not part of the Enterprise structure.

See the Gateway User Manual for operating instructions.

User Accounts

Users of the IntelliLED Enterprise system are given individual logon User Accounts. These consist of a
user name, password and additional information used to send notifications such as an email address
and mobile phone number.

Automated Demand Response

Automated Demand Response (ADR) is an electric utility-driven communications protocol which
enables utility companies to request enrolled customers to reduce their overall facilities power
consumption during times of peak demand. This automated load-shedding is helpful to extend the
capabilities of the existing power distribution grid infrastructure and results in significant rebates and
cost savings for the ADR enabled customer.

IntelliLED Enterprise Server supports the industry leading ADR specifications OpenADR V1.0 as well as V2.0.

System Set Up and Configuration

In this section, you will learn how to:

 Install lights
 Install sensors
 Gateway Installation
 Install IntelliLED Enterprise Server
 Commissioning and setup of the Gateway(s)
 Commissioning and setup of the Enterprise Server

Device Installation

Reference each of the devices own installation guide for installing.

Gateway Installation

Reference the Gateway manual for physical installation, mounting and installation requirements.
Wi-Fi is enabled during initial setup.

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IntelliLED Enterprise Server Installation

The Enterprise Server is factory set as “static” IP as 192.168.1.160
Username: admin Password: password

Note: it is suggested that the username and password be changed once the install is complete

Recommended browsers are Chrome, Safari or Firefox.

Enterprise Server User Interface Web Application Login:

Launching the GUI:

Enter the enterprise server IP address into the URL line in a browser on the same network and hit
“Enter”

Enter default Username: admin

Enter default password: password

Click Login

You are now at the homepage

Account setup and login:

 Go to homepage
 Select system configuration
 Select Users Icon
 Select Create User Icon
 Enter First Name
 Enter Last Name
 Enter Email address
 Create a username
 Create a password

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 Retype password
 Select save

Configure a Gateway to join the Enterprise Server

NOTE: Before setting a Gateway to Enterprise Mode, ensure all devices and schedules are removed from the

Gateway. This will help avoid potential problems

 Power up gateway
 Ensure gateway is plugged into your Ethernet Network (or into a computer with an Ethernet

port)

 Configure your PC with an IP address within the same subnet of the gateway IP
 Enter the Gateway IP address along with port 56005 (default 192.168.1.150:56005) into the URL

line in a browser on the same network and hit “Enter”

 Select desired Gateway Mode
 Enterprise (must have Enterprise Server)
 Stand-alone
 Enter Enterprise Server IP
 Enter Enterprise Server Port (default 80)
 Select Desired IP Configuration
 DHCP
 Static
 Enter Ethernet IP address
 Enter Ethernet Netmask
 Enter Ethernet Gateway address
 Select Save

Enter the Enterprise Server IP address into the URL line in a browser on the same network and press the
“Enter” key.

Enter a valid username and password to login

NOTE: Please refer to the IntelliLED Gateway Manual for default login info

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 Select System Configuration
 Select Gateways Icon
 Look for your gateway IP address in the list of gateways
 Verify Gateway connectivity before attempting to commission the lighting system

How to check and change gateway settings

 Select System Configuration
 Select Gateways Icon
 Select Manage Button
 Configure a Gateway
 Add or change Gateway Name
 Add or change Description
 Click Discovery Mode button to discover devices
 Click Identify to locate a device connected to the gateway
 Delete a device connected to gateway
 Ethernet Setting’s (In accordance to user’s network definition)
 Select DHCP or Static IP Configuration
 Add or Change IP Address
 Add or Change Subnet Mask
 Add or Change Gateway
 Wi-Fi Settings
 Change SSID
 Change WPA Passphrase
 Change Channel
 Select Save

Device Discovery

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 Select System Configuration Icon
 Select Gateways Icon
 Select Manage Button
 Click Discovery Mode
 Turn off Discovery mode by clicking Discovery Mode button again
 Devices will show in the Attached Devices section. You can also view the discovered devices

on the Manage Devices page:

 Close the Configure a Gateway window and click Home link
 Select Devices Icon

A list of the discovered devices is shown on this page

Troubleshooting devices that do not discover

 The fixtures must be on
 Ensure that the device is getting the correct supply voltage
 Power cycle the device
 Device setup
 Identify device
 Select System Configuration
 Select Devices Icon
 Click Identify Button
 Stop the identify process by pushing the identify button again

NOTE: Fixtures, change dim level from 100% to 70% continuously with a 10-second delay

NOTE: DLH’s identify by blinking a led that can be seen through the lens

Device naming

 Select System Configuration
 Select Devices Icon
 Click Manage Button
 Add or change device name
 Select Save

NOTE: It is suggested that name used gives information where the fixture or device is located

Creating and Managing Groups

Note: See User Interface Reference section for screenshots

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The next step in system setup is to create groups of devices such that they may be controlled in
congress. Groups consist of a collection of devices and may include any combination of lights and
sensors.

 From the main page, select System Configuration, then select Groups.
 To create a new group, click the “Create Group” button on the top right.
 This will show a pop up screen requiring the user to enter a group Name and Description.
 Click the “Save” button to create the group.
 The new group should now be listed in the Manage Groups list with 0 Devices and no assigned

schedules.

 Click “Manage” to edit the group. This will open the Configure Group screen.
 In the new screen, verify that the Name and Description fields match the intended group.

 Next, add the associated devices. The devices will be members of this group. Click the

Associate Devices button.

 An Add/Remove Devices pane will appear with all Available Devices on the right of the

screen, and all Selected Devices on the left of the screen.

 Select the desired devices from the Available Devices group. (Ctrl + click to select multiple

devices at once)

 Click the Left arrow () to move the desired devices into the Selected Devices list.
 Remove from the Selected Devices list by selecting them and then clicking the right arrow ()

Once satisfied, click the “Save” button to save the associated devices.

The devices should now be listed in the Configure Group page.

Next, select a schedule that the group will follow. This is located under the Associated Schedules title.
The Associated Schedules button shows the numbers of existing and available schedules

If schedules do exist, click the Associated Schedule button.
An Add/Remove Schedules pane will appear with all Available Schedules on the right of the screen,
and all Selected Schedules on the left of the screen.

 Select the desired schedules from the Available Schedules group.
 Click the Left arrow () to move the desired schedules into the Selected Schedules list.
 Remove schedules by selecting them and then clicking the right arrow ()

NOTE: It is the user’s responsibility to make sure that multiple schedules do not contradict each other!

Once satisfied, click the “Save” button to save the associated schedules.

The schedules should now be listed in the Configure Group page

 Scroll down slightly on the Configure Group page. The schedule is graphically displayed in the

Dimming Schedule and Sensor Schedule graphs.

 Scroll back up to the top. If the user schedule contains any WOS or DLH event, they can be

configured by clicking the “WOS Stepdown Schedule” button or “Daylight Harvesting” button,

respectively.

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 Click the WOS Stepdown Schedule button. A pane with three steps will appear. For each step

select a power level and duration. When the WOS is triggered, the light will follow this schedule
for the desired amount of time. Click “Save” to save the Stepdown Schedule.

 Click the Daylight Harvesting button. A pane with the DLH parameters will appear. Use the

slider to set the current power level for the lights in the group (OFF to 100%), then use the Mode
dropdown menu to select the multi-sensor operation (Minimum, Average, or Maximum). If only
one DLH sensor is in the group, all 3 modes will act the same. The third field shows the current
DLH reading. This is the light level the DLH event will try to maintain by dimming or brightening
the group. When the schedule enters the DLH event (as seen in the Sensor schedule graph),
the light will react to the ambient light level to maintain a constant light level in the facility.

 Click “Save” to save the DLH parameters and set the target light illuminance.

Note: DLH ‘Target’ and ‘Current’ reading scan be verified from the Configure Groups page

NOTE: As recommended in the DLH User Manual, setting up the DLH event is easiest at night.

A pop up will appear indicating that the DLH parameters may change the current target illuminance
(as previously configured). Click “save” again if this change is intended. Once the DLH event is over,
the light will return to its scheduled dim level.

Finally, once satisfied with all prior steps, click “Save” on the bottom of the Configure Group page.

This will return the user to the Manage Groups list.

Note: These group settings can be updated at any time based on user requirements

Creating and Managing Schedules

Note: See User Interface Reference section for screenshots

A schedule is a series of command events that run over time to control the lighting system. These
events are assigned a control operation along with a time to be executed and a collection of these
events creates a full control program for the system.

 From the Home page, select System Configuration, then select Schedules
 To create a new schedule, click the “Create Schedule” button on the top right. This will show a

pop up screen that allows the user to set up a new schedule.

Here the user can set schedule’s name and description, select operation days, and add event light
levels.

 “Days to Affect” field lets the user set up the days of the week the schedule is in effect.
 “Events” field lets the user set up various events (Light level, DLH, and WOS) during various

times of the day.

To create a new event, click the “+ Add” button next the “Events” title.

 First select the time the event is in effect (hour then minute)
 Then select the type of event (Light level, Occupancy or Daylight Harvesting)
 Then select the “Value” of the event:

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Light Level: the user can set the dim level percentage of the light ranging from Off to 100% @ 10%
intervals.

Occupancy Sensor: the user can set the WOS operation as “ON” or “OFF”. Note: Create separate
ON and OFF events if the occupancy sensor is required to work during certain time ranges.

Daylight Harvesting: the user can set the DLH operation as “ON” or “OFF”. Note: Create separate ON
and OFF events if the DLH sensor is required to work during certain time ranges.

Once satisfied, click the “Save” button to save the new event.

To change or fix existing events, click the “Manage” button of the desired event.

To delete an event, click the “Delete” button of the desired event. A pop up will appear confirming
the user’s deletion.

As events are set, graphs will appear on the right of the Schedule pane reflecting the event
parameters.

Scroll to the bottom of the Scheduling pane. Once satisfied, click the “Save” button, to save the

newly created schedule.

To change or fix existing Schedules, click the “Manage” button of the desired schedule.

To delete a Schedule, click the “Delete” button of the desired schedule. A pop up will appear
confirming the user’s deletion.

Schedules can be associated with new or existing Groups,

Daylight Harvesting Setup

To discover a DLH sensor, go to System Configurations, then Gateway.

 Select Manage on the Gateway that the DLH sensor should belong to.
 Once selected a pop up window with the Gateway’s information will appear.
 Turn on Gateway discovery by pressing the Discovery Mode button.
 Wait for the desired DLH sensor to join the network.
 Turn off discovery by pressing the Discovery Mode button again.
 Exit the Gateway management screen by pressing the “x” on the top right hand corner of the

pop up or the Cancel button at the bottom.

 Return to System Configuration to set up a new Schedule with the desired DLH sensor or to

add the DLH sensor to a new or existing Group.

 Optionally, check that the DLH sensor is listed on the Devices page.

Occupancy Sensor Setup

To discover a WOS sensor, go to System Configurations, then Gateway.

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 Select Manage on the Gateway that the WOS sensor should belong to.
 Once selected a pop up window with the Gateway’s information will appear.
 Turn on Gateway discovery by pressing the Discovery Mode button.

NOTE: Tigger the WOS sensor by waiving your hand or walking by the sensor and wait for it to join the

network.

 Once the sensor has joined, turn off discovery by pressing the Discovery Mode button again.
 Exit the Gateway management screen by pressing the “x” on the top right hand corner of the

pop up or the Cancel button at the bottom.

 Return to System Configuration to set up a new Schedule with the desired WOS sensor or to

add the WOS sensor to a new or existing Group.

 Optionally, check that the WOS sensor is listed on the Devices page.

System Operation

System Health Monitoring

There are many ways to gauge the connectivity of the Enterprise system.

 In the Home page or in System configuration, click “Devices”.
 The Manage Devices page displays all connected devices and their connection status. Lights

that are connected have a  in the “Is Online?” column. The user can verify that all desired
units are connected. (Verify that units that are not connected are simply unplugged).

 The user can also identify each unit by clicking the “Identify” button. The corresponding unit

will begin to blink at a moderate pace. Blinking can be stopped by clicking the “Identify”

button again. The light will return to its scheduled dim level.

 User can click “Manage” in the light’s row to verify the light’s parameters: RF Parent, Software

Version, UID, Power, Number of groups, RF strength, etc. The user can manually move the dim
level slider to validate responsiveness of the light.

Group Control

Group Control allows the user to manually override the dimming of lights in groups independent of
their selected schedules. The user can effectively, temporarily, disable schedules without deleting
groups or schedules.

From the Home page go to Group Control.

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 In Group Control there will be a list of individual groups defined by the user and All Devices

system group.

 All Devices allows the user to take full control off all the lights on the Enterprise network. While

individual groups only control devices in that single group.

 Click the green Override button in the Action column. Once clicked, the user gets control of

the dimming slider. The user can set the slider to the desired dim level of the group (or all
lights).

 To return to the scheduled operation of the group, click the red Resume button in the Action

column (was Override). The group (or all groups for All Devices) will return to its scheduled dim
level. This will be reflected by the dim slider.

 Lights and groups will remain in override mode until the resume button is pressed

Changing Dimming Schedules and Sensor Actions

Often the user may want to adjust a schedule, without creating a new one and associating it with
groups. The user can simply change events in the schedule, and all groups following that schedule
will respond accordingly.

 Schedules can be managed by selecting “Manage” next to the desired schedule.
 In the Configure Schedule panel, Events can be deleted or managed to change their

parameters. New events can be added by clicking the “+Add” button

Note: If all events are deleted, the light will maintain its last dimmer value.

Note: Daylight Harvesting and Occupancy Sensor events do not automatically turn off when deleted. The user

must turn off those events by creating an OFF event at the nearest time. Once the OFF event is triggered, the

user can choose to delete the event.

ADR Setup and Operation

ADR Installation

The Enterprise system uses the ISY device from Universal Devices to communicate with the utility’s
Virtual Top Node (VTN) server for OpenADR signals. The ISY device should be installed on the same
network subnet as the Enterprise system for automatic configuration between the Enterprise and ISY
via UPnP. If your network configuration does not allow you to install the ISY device on the same
subnet, please contact Dialight support for help updating the Enterprise configuration to specify the
ISY’s IP address.

The ISY device needs to be configured to communicate with the VTN server. Please use the setup

instructions on the vendor’s site at http://wiki.universal-

devices.com/index.php?title=Main_Page#OpenADR along with the VTN connection details from

your utility company.

ADR Operation

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ADR settings in the Enterprise Server are configured by going to the ADR Management page from the Enterprise
home screen. The top section of the ADR Management screen shows you the current status of ADR signals, the
connection status between the Enterprise and the ISY device, and your current system power
consumption. The Event Opt-in Override button will toggle the opt-in setting for the currently active ADR event.

The Upcoming Events section lists all of the ADR events that the system has received from the utility’s VTN via the

ISY device. Past events can be hidden by clicking the Hide past events checkbox. All ADR events are set to
opt-in by default, but you may opt-out of a future event by clicking on the Manage button for that event. An
ADR Event Details dialog will open with additional information about the event and the option to change the
Opt-in setting by clicking the checkbox at the top of the dialog and clicking the Save button. Note that the
Opt-in checkbox can only be changed for future events.

The Profile section allows you to configure how the Enterprise system will behave during an ADR event. All of
the user defined groups of the system will be listed and available for configuration. ADR events will specify a
signal level for the event that correspond to the Stage levels in the Profile section. In general, higher signals
correspond to higher reduction requests, but the meaning of a signal and your expected energy use is defined
by your specific utility’s ADR program. To enable a group for participation in an ADR event, click the checkbox
for each Stage level the group should participate in. Then set the group’s light level by clicking the Override
button and adjusting the slider. As you adjust the slider, the group’s power usage will update as will the total
power usage for that stage. Once you are happy with both the light level and the power usage values, click
the Resume button to save the setting for that group at that stage level. Repeat this process to configure all of
the groups and stages that you need to for your ADR program.

When an ADR event becomes active, all participating groups for the event Stage level will be commanded to
their defined levels. Note that an ADR event has priority over normal schedules and daylight harvesting
settings. However, manual override and emergency override commands will take precedence over an active
ADR event. Also, you may opt-in or out of an active ADR event by clicking the Event Opt-in Override button in
the top section of the ADR Management screen.

ADR Best Practices

Here are a few things to consider when connecting an ADR device to the IntelliLED Enterprise Server:

- ADR is should not be configured to run at the same time as the IntelliLED WOS and DLH sensors

- ADR should not be configured to run at the same time as a Manual Override

- ADR events should not start in the same minute that another ADR event is stopping

- Ensure a stable NTP server is configured within the Enterprise Server to ensure proper time sync with the

external ADR utility

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- Ensure the proper port forwarding is configured to connect the IntelliLED Enterprise Server to the ADR

Utility. The Universal Devices ADR utility uses UPnP (Universal Plug-and-Play) to communicate to the
enterprise

- The ADR Utility will take precedence over scheduled dim levels within the Enterprise Server. This may

mean that the ADR Utility will command the lighting network to a higher dim level than scheduled (if
configured that way)

- The IntellilED Enterprise System uses the “LEVEL” Message parameter in the ADR Utility. The Enterprise

system (if configured) will respond to a Level 1, 2, or 3 LEVEL Command

User Interface Reference

Supported Browsers

The suggested browser to use for the IntellLED Enterprise Server is Google Chrome v. 42 or greater. It is
also supported on Firefox v.40 or greater or Safari for iOS

Login Screen

This is the first screen you will see when trying to access the Enterprise system. Each user may have a
different Username and Password depending on admin requirements.

NOTE: If a password is forgotten, a user can click the Forgot Password link to the right of the Login button, which

will lead to an email-based retrieval screen.

Home Screen

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The main screen gives the user access to all of the features and controls that the Enterprise system
offers. Each sub-menu will direct user to a different feature/control page. The menu bar at the top of
the screen also offers quick navigation options as well as an emergency override feature and a real­time clock. Please see below for a detailed description of each sub-menu.

The Override button will automatically bring all lights to 100% ON when pressed. The button will flash
when it is active, and will only turn off when pressed again. The lights will revert to previous dim state/
schedule after Override is turned off.

The Home button will bring the user back to the main screen regardless of what page they are

on. Use this to quickly navigate back to the home screen.

The Alerts button will bring the user to the alerts page. Use this to quickly navigate to the Alerts

page to view/acknowledge alerts.

The About button shows basic system information such as version and contact phone number.

You can also use this option to find out more about your Enterprise system.

The Logout button will allow the user to log out after they are finished using the system.

Menu Options

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System Configuration – This sub menu will allow you to customize all aspects of your Enterprise system. This
includes managing/removing gateways, lights, and sensors. You can also modify Schedules, Groups, Users, and
Alerts.
Devices – This sub menu will allow you to view all devices currently connected to your system. You can also
view in-depth information about each light/sensor as well as identify or control each light individually.

Alerts – This sub menu will allow you to view and manage all current alerts in the system.
Reporting – This sub menu will allow you to print power reports for specific light groups or all connected lights.
Group Control – This sub menu will allow you to manually control your lights outside of schedules. You can dim

individual groups or all devices connected to your Enterprise system.

ADR Management – This sub menu will let you view/modify your current ADR events.
Technical Support - This sub menu provides access to technical support information.

System Configuration

Clicking the system configuration menu option on the main screen will bring you to a sub menu with
several options. See below for detailed description of each.

Gateways – manage the gateways currently connected to the system and add new gateways
Devices – manage all devices currently connected to the system
Groups – Modify/create groups and associate the groups with lights/schedules
Schedules – Create schedules
Users – Add/Manage user accounts
Alerts and Notifications – Create/Modify alerts and notifications
Network Analysis – View a connection map of gateways and their wireless networks
System Settings – This sub menu provides a variety of system-level functions, such as Backup/Restore, Set

Date/Time, Network configuration plus System Shutdown and Upgrade.

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Gateways

Clicking the gateway menu will open the manage gateways page. This page allows you to see all
gateways currently connected to the Enterprise system. You can see IP addresses assigned to each
gateway as well as the number of devices currently connected. After a gateway is connected, you
can manage it by selecting the Manage button, which will bring up the following screen:

This pop-up window will allow you to configure the following parameters:

 Name
 Ethernet Settings
 Wi-Fi Settings
 Attached Devices
 Device Discovery
 Device Identify

Please refer to the section on Connecting Devices for a more in-depth guide

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Devices

Clicking the devices menu will open up the Manage Devices page. This page allows you to
view/manage all devices currently connected to your Enterprise system. You will be able to see
which devices are connected as well as information about each device. You can click the Manage
button, which will open the following screen:

This screen gives you a wealth of information about the selected device as well as a few changeable
features:

 Name (unique name for each device)
 Set dim level for individual lights
 Identify device for easy location management

Groups

Clicking the Groups menu will open up the Manage Groups page. This page allows you to
view/manage all groups currently set up on your Enterprise system. You can create/edit all groups
from this screen regardless of which gateway the devices are connected to. After creating a group,
you can manage it by clicking the Manage button which will open a page with several group
options. These include:

Name and Description: Give each group a custom name and description for better identification

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Manage Sensors

Set your Occupancy sensor Stepdown Schedule and Daylight Harvesting light levels. The DLH will show Target
vs. Current readings for easy commissioning

NOTE: This can only be used if you have WOS or DLH sensors installed and associated with the group. Refer to

respective manuals for more in-depth guides.

Associated Devices

View and manage all devices currently in the selected group. You can add/delete devices by
selecting the Associate Devices button.

NOTE: Devices must be associated with a group to interact with schedules/group commands. See configuring

groups section for a more in-depth guide.

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Associate Schedules

View and manage all schedules currently associated with selected group. You can add/delete
schedules by selecting the Associate Schedules button. Once a schedule is associated with a group,
a visual display of the schedule will appear in the graphing section at the bottom of the page.

NOTE: Schedules must be associated with a group to interact with lights/sensors. See configuring schedules

section for a more in-depth guide.

Schedules

Clicking the Schedules menu will open up the Manage Schedules page. This page allows you to
view/manage all schedules currently set up on your Enterprise system. You can create/edit all
schedules from this screen regardless of which group they are associated with. You can create a
new schedule by clicking the Create Schedule button, which will open the following page:

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This screen allows you to customize a schedule for any situation. You can set events for dimming as
well as turning on and off sensors. The schedule will interact with all devices in a specific group once
the schedule is associated with that group.

NOTE: Please refer to the scheduling section for a more in-depth guide.

Users

Clicking the Users menu will open up the Manage Users page. This page will let you see all user
accounts currently configured for the Enterprise system. This screen will also show you the
authorization level for each account. To create a new account, simply click the Create Account
button, which will open the following screen:

Usernames can be set up with the following custom parameters:

 First and Last name
 Email address (used for forgotten password retrieval)
 Username
 Password

Alerts and Notifications

Clicking the Alerts and Notifications menu will bring you to the Manage page for all Alerts and
Notifications currently set up on the Enterprise system. These can be custom made for a wide variety
of parameters that could occur within the system. Hitting the Create Alert, button will open the
following page:

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Some of the notable features in this screen include:
Custom event name, description, severity
Custom alert criteria which can apply to a single light, group of lights, or even a gateway
Notification recipients
Alerts can be sent to any number of recipients over a variety of methods including:

 Twitter
 Email
 SMS

NOTE: Alerts can be tailored to custom parameters using the Alerts Rules Engine. Please refer to Alerts section

for a more in-depth guide.

NOTE: The Enterprise server must have access to the internet for notifications to be transmitted.

System

Clicking the “System” button takes you to the Manage Settings page. This page contains links to sub-
pages which contain a variety of system settings including:

- Back up & Restore

- Date & Time

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- Networking

- Reset & Shutdown

- Upgrade

Note: Please familiarize yourself with these pages and understand how they work before attempting to change

any information. Some of these features can render the system unusable if not properly configured

Backup & Restore

Backup & Restore allows system commissioning and configuration to be saved and restored at a later date. This
is useful in that it provides a backup, which could restore a previous configuration of the Enterprise Server

NOTE: It is a good practice to create and download a backup file to a local PC EVERY TIME a configuration

change is made

Date & Time

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The Date & Time page allows the internal system clock to be set. Alternately, an external networked
timeserver may provide time over NTP protocol.

Instructions for setting NTP Server (Enterprise MUST be connected to the Internet)

- Log into the web GUI and click the menu to go to System

- Make sure NTP checkbox is off, and set the correct date and time for UTC (London Time)

- Click the Save button in the top right

- Give the gateway time to restart and log back in

- Go back to the Menu -> System page

- Click the NTP Active checkbox

- Select the correct time zone from the dropdown menus based on your location

- Enter 127.0.0.1 for the NTP Server

- Click Save (the system will reset

Networking

The Networking page allows the Ethernet settings for the enterprise server to be set. The system will
default to IP 192.168.1.150

Note: Be sure to record all changed network settings

Reset & Shutdown

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The Reset/Shutdown page provides controls to perform a factory reset on the Enterprise server,
reboot the server, or perform a full system shutdown. It is recommended to use this page when
turning off the Enterprise server to avoid data corruption

Note: Performing a factory reset will erase all commissioning and configurations that have been performed on

the system.

Note: Before disconnecting power to the enterprise server it is important to properly shut the server down

through the shutdown mechanism provided. Failure to do so may result in unrecoverable data corruption.

Upgrade

The Upgrade page provides the capability to upgrade the software of the Enterprise Server. Simply
acquire the new version from a Dialight technical support representative, upload the file using the
button provided and then click on the “Apply” button to apply the update.

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Note: - You will be logged out of the system once the update is complete.

Devices

Clicking the devices screen on the home page will bring you to the Manage Devices page. This is the
same page that can be accessed from the System Configuration menu. Use this page to
manage/view all devices currently connected to your Enterprise system. You can also use this page
to:

 Identify individual lights
 Rename lights
 Delete lights
 Verify light communication
 Get various information about light
 RF signal Strength
 RF parent
 UID
 Temp
 Lumens Output

Alerts

Clicking the Alerts menu on the main page will bring you to the Manage Alerts page. This is different
than the Alerts Configuration page which can be accessed from the System Configuration menu.
Use this page to view all current active and acknowledged alarms on the system:

 Acknowledge or Un-Acknowledge alerts

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 Delete Acknowledged alerts

Reporting

Clicking the Reporting menu on the main page will bring you to the Reporting page. Use this page to access
tools that will allow you to print out power reports for various lighting configurations. Available reporting options
are Cost Analysis, Historical and Real-Time.

NOTE: Disconnected devices will show a power reporting of 0 Watts

Cost Analysis

The Cost Analysis page provides an easy to use energy cost calculator. Enter in the energy cost,
hours of operation and currency type to estimate savings based on various scenarios. Currently, The
Enterprise Server supports the following currencies:

 United States Dollar

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 China Yuan Reniminbi
 Euro Member Countries
 United Kingdom Pound

Historical

The Historical reporting page allows you to select a group, parameter and date range. Clicking on
the “Go” button will display a graph showing the value of the selected parameter over the selected
date range.

NOTE: Disconnected Lights will display a power reading of 0 Watts

Real-time

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The Real-time page provides a live display of power consumed by group in an ongoing scrolling
display. The graph will automatically update every 3 seconds and user configured groups will be
displayed in different colors. The user can remove a specific group from the graph by clicking the
group name in the bottom axis

NOTE: Disconnected Lights will display a power reading of 0 Watts. This does not necessarily mean the light is

OFF

Download

The download page will allow the user to download a .CSV file with full system power outputs over a
period of time. Use the Start Date and End Date selection to customize the data output

NOTE: Disconnected Lights will display a power reading of 0 Watts. This does not necessarily mean the light is

OFF

Group Control

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Clicking the Group Control menu on the main page will bring you to the Group Control page. Use this
page to control groups of lights or all current lights connected to the system. To control these groups,
you will need to override the schedule set for each group. The schedules will not resume until you
click the resume button.

NOTE: Groups must be configured before they can be controlled.

NOTE: ‘All Devices’ Group will take priority over all group control inputs

See Group Control section for a more in-depth guide.

ADR Management

Clicking the ADR Management menu on the main page will bring you to the ADR Management
page. Use this page to view upcoming ADR events, Opt-out of events, and set desired stage profiles.

NOTE: please see section ADR Installation for a more in-depth guide.

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Automation Adapters

The IntelliLED Enterprise Server offers options or connectivity with several popular building and
industrial automation systems through the implementation of network adapters that support popular
industry standard protocols. The lighting system’s device properties can be made accessible via a
network connection to the Enterprise Server and the Enterprise system may be fully commanded,
configured and operated from a facility-wide master control system.

EtherNet/IP – CIP

EtherNet/IP is an industrial network protocol that adapts the Common Industrial Protocol to standard
Ethernet. EtherNet/IP is one of the leading industrial protocols in the United States and is widely used
in a range of industries including factory, hybrid and process. The EtherNet/IP and CIP technologies
are managed by ODVA, Inc., a global trade and standards development organization founded in
1995 with over 300 corporate members.

The Enterprise Server Ethernet/IP adapter connects over the server’s wired Ethernet network. Please
refer to the document “Dialight Enterprise EtherNetIP Adapter ” for a full description of the adapter

implementation specifics.

BACnet/IP

BACnet is a communications protocol for Building Automation and Control (BAC) networks that
leverage the ASHRAE, ANSI, and ISO 16484-5 standard protocol. BACnet was designed to allow
communication of building automation and control systems for applications such as heating,
ventilating, and air-conditioning control (HVAC), lighting control, access control, and fire detection
systems and their associated equipment. The BACnet protocol provides mechanisms for
computerized building automation devices to exchange information, regardless of the particular
building service they perform.

The Enterprise Server BACnet/IP adapter connects over server’s wired Ethernet network. Please refer
to the document “Dialight Enterprise BACnet Adapter” for a full description of the adapter

implementation specifics.

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products are intended for ultimate purchase by industrial users and for operation by persons trained and experienced in the use and
maintenance of this equipment. While every precaution has been taken to ensure accuracy and completeness of the information in this
document, this document does not form part of any contract with Dialight and Dialight does not assume any liability for damages
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launched our first LED product. Since then, we have revolutionized the use of LEDs and ONLY LEDs, to provide superior lighting for
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