IntelliLED™
Enterprise Server
User Manual
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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
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Certification |
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CE, UL E498688 |
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DC Operating Voltage |
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19.2 – 28.8VDC, 65 W |
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Operating Temperature |
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0 to 50oC |
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For Indoor Use Only |
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Ethernet |
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10/100/Gb Ethernet |
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Memory (RAM / SSD) |
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8 GB DDR3 / 150 GB mSATA |
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Dimensions (WxDxH) |
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6.4 inches X 5.75 inches X 1.93 inches |
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162mm X 146.2mm X 49mm |
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Dialight Part # |
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DACN825AP |
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Ratings |
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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
IntelliLED™ Enterprise |
IntelliLED™ |
Dialight Wireless |
IntelliLED™ |
Server |
Gateway |
Controlled Fixtures |
Sensors |
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.
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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:
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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
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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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