Philips MultiOne - Sending DALI Commands

User Manual Philips MultiOne
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powered ON.
System on time (h)
Represents the hours the LED driver is ON. (LED
module is OFF)
Module on time (h)
Represents the number of hours the LED module is
powered ON.
Module energy consumed
Represents the energy consumed by LED module
alone. Only output parameters (LED module voltage
and current) are used to calculate energy. The LED
driver energy consumption is not accounted. Hence it
does not represent true input energy consumption
of the LED system.
Short circuit
This indicates if output LED module is shorted.
Open circuit
This indicates if output LED module is open or not
connected to LED driver
Module NTC missing
This indicates missing NTC on the LED module.
Available only when Module Temperature Protection
is selected and 10k NTC is selected. Missing NTC flag
will not be activated if 15k+390 Ω NTC is selected.
Module temperature
reduction active
This indicates light level reduction due to module
temperature being active.
Module temperature too
high
This indicates whether the LED module temperature
exceeds 90 ºC causing module to turn OFF.
Mains too low
This indicates that the LED driver is not operating
since input voltage at power ON is too low.
Adjustable Startup Time
active
This indicates that the LED driver is in the startup
phase as defined by the Adjustable Startup Time. For
example if the Adjustable Startup Time is set to
20000 ms, and the diagnostic information is read at
startup within 20 s, this check box will be selected
indicating startup condition.
12.11 Sending DALI commands
To manually send DALI commands select the Commands tab.