EP1513376B1 - Beleuchtungssystem - Google Patents
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- H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
- H05B47/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light sources in general, i.e. where the type of light source is not relevant
- H05B47/10—Controlling the light source
- H05B47/175—Controlling the light source by remote control
- H05B47/18—Controlling the light source by remote control via data-bus transmission
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- the invention relates to a lighting system, in particular for emergency lighting, with a plurality of lights and at least one control / Matterwachungssein-direction, which is connected to the lights via at least one data line, each light for identification is assigned an address code.
- a corresponding address code is set by one or two rotary coding switches, which are assigned to the corresponding lamp.
- Such rotary coding switches are relatively expensive.
- the corresponding control / monitoring device reads out the hardware-set address code of each luminaire so that each luminaire can be controlled and monitored individually.
- the invention has for its object to improve a lighting system of the type mentioned in that the corresponding lights are safe and easily identifiable with relatively low installation and commissioning costs.
- a corresponding unique address code is electronically stored in a memory device associated with each luminaire.
- Hardware-related settings using, for example, rotary coding switches are no longer necessary. Since the unique address code is assigned by the storage of the corresponding lamp, no errors during installation or identification by the control / monitoring device can take place. Instead, the address code for luminaire identification of at least the control / monitoring device read out via a data line. In this case, the corresponding address code can already be generated during the manufacture of the luminaire for this and stored in it.
- the control / monitoring device can then retrieve the corresponding address code from all luminaires and thus identify the various luminaires. Even when replacing a luminaire, the corresponding new address code of the newly exchanged luminaire can be called up quickly and thus the luminaire replacement can be identified.
- all lights can be used, which are integrated in a corresponding lighting system, such as profile lights, frame lights, recessed ceiling lights or the like, which may also be designed as a single battery lights.
- a corresponding lighting system may well comprise several hundred lights, which are connected by means of a single data line to the control / monitoring device.
- the arrangement of a plurality of lights on a data line also results in corresponding requirements for the power supply of the particular central control / monitoring device.
- the power demand which is adopted by the control / monitoring device, be relatively high, since each lamp has as a data receiver own power consumption, which is multiplied by the total number of lights to determine the total power requirements.
- control / monitoring device can be connected via two or more data lines, each with a plurality of lights. This also results in a reduced space requirement for the control / monitoring device, whereby smaller housing sizes for this device are possible. In addition, in the event of a short circuit or other damage on one of the data lines, it is still possible to control and monitor the luminaires via the other data lines.
- the lamp may have at least one microprocessor. This can also take over the control of the communication with the central control / monitoring device when connecting a data line.
- the memory device can be a non-volatile, in particular supply voltage-independent, storage device.
- a memory device is embodied, for example, in flash, EEProm or other supply voltage-independent memory technology.
- the corresponding memory device can be associated with the luminaire from the outside, being in contact with, for example, the microprocessor of the luminaire via a corresponding interface.
- the memory device is arranged inside the luminaire, in particular on a printed circuit board.
- the memory device may contain further data, such as an application program or the like.
- a particularly automatically generated serial number can be stored as an address code in the memory device.
- the automatic generation can for example be done by a programming device that programs the memory device with the application program.
- the automatically generated consecutive serial number is stored in this context as address code or luminaire address in the memory device.
- each lamp can be assigned a label on which at least the address code is specified.
- the label has a detachable, in particular self-adhesive, address section with a duplicate of the address code. This address section can then be attached during the installation of the lamp in a corresponding installation plan, so that an additional identification of the luminaire at the appropriate installation location in addition to the self-identification by the control / monitoring device is possible.
- the address code can be read out by a printing device before printing.
- a printing device or printer reads out the address code generated during the software programming via a corresponding data line connection and then prints it twice, for example, on the label and the corresponding address section.
- the label may also be at least part of the luminaire type plate.
- the label may also be on the lamp, on a portion of the corresponding electronics assembly, on the microprocessor or the like, wherein the address portion is a detachable part of the label, which is then detached and glued, for example, in the installation plan.
- each lamp can still be assigned an identifier.
- an input device of the control / monitoring device can be used, such an identifier can be a plain text of the corresponding light location or the like.
- the identifier may also include corresponding correlations for lights arranged in a group, luminaires arranged on a floor, or the like.
- a luminaire can be assigned as identifier the name of a room, the name of specific locations of a building or the like.
- the identifier can then be worked at a later date, if necessary, without the installation plan, since a corresponding lamp is easy to identify and locate by the associated identifier.
- the identifier can be transferred to the respective lamp and stored in this.
- the lighting system according to the invention as a further advantage that, for example, additional programming or configuration tools are not required because the programming of the corresponding lamp is completed in their installation and the configurations of the lights in the lighting system results in a simple way by querying the address codes .
- the lighting system according to the invention eliminates the possibility that, for example, an address code in the hardware encoding two or more times or not awarded, which would otherwise be corresponding difficulties in communication between the control / monitoring device and the lights would result.
- lighting and / or control / monitoring device may have an interface device.
- the appropriate communication via the interface can be essentially any type known, such as TCP / IP, Ethernet, a fiber optic link and the like.
- the interface device can be designed as an external or internal interface device of a computer (PC).
- the luminaire and / or the control / monitoring device can have at least one status illuminant, in particular LED.
- a status may indicate, for example, the proper operation of a luminaire, the performance of a test, a defect in the illuminant, a charging fault or battery failure of the luminaire, or improper battery charging. Further status messages are conceivable.
- the computer may be provided as a control / monitoring device for the plurality of lights. This is connected via a corresponding interface with the lights on site.
- the screen of the computer is used to visualize different functions, such as Distribution of luminaires, functional readiness of the luminaires, malfunction of the luminaires and the like. In this case, even such a computer directly read the corresponding address codes from the lights to identify them.
- the control / monitoring device is arranged according to the invention or computer and interface device form the control / monitoring device. The interface device then takes over, as it were, the communication between the luminaires and the computer, the address codes then being read out by this interface device and forwarded to the computer.
- the computer may still be responsible for other lighting systems that do not have this automatic address code generation and reading.
- each luminaire and / or control / monitoring device and / or the combination of computer and interface device with a central building management technology device.
- the corresponding luminaires can then be controlled via the building control technology device and the control / monitoring device in order to carry out specific switching cycles or the like.
- a circuit of a continuous light part for each individual lamp in a simple manner by the control / monitoring device is possible to program daytime-dependent switching cycles.
- Such a switching cycle may be, for example, that at rest, the lighting is reduced to a minimum.
- Such a switching function for the continuous light can be done according to the invention by the control / monitoring device and the corresponding data lines, so that a switched network phase to carry out such a switching function, which previously had to be additionally wired from the lamp to a light switch or a relay switch contact , is no longer necessary.
- the control / monitoring device and / or the computer can have a memory device, in particular a memory card, and / or a luminous interface device or interface device, or such are assigned to the device.
- the memory card may contain the corresponding configuration and logbook data. It is easily interchangeable and replaceable with other memory cards.
- the control / monitoring device can be assigned a changeover switch for switching between the data lines.
- the switch can preferably be housed in the housing of the central control / monitoring device and be controlled by the corresponding microprocessor such that the connected lights are monitored and controlled strand by line.
- a short circuit in one line allows the monitoring control of all other lines to continue.
- the lamp can additionally be assigned an adapter with addressing device and / or monitoring electronics.
- the addressing device can be formed in the usual way by decoding switch or the like. By means of such an adapter with addressing device, it is possible to use the lights according to the invention in other lighting systems in which other control / monitoring devices are used.
- a corresponding software may also be provided for the lights according to the invention.
- control / monitoring device or computer / interface combination can be connected by means of a bus connection to further control / monitoring devices and / or the central building management technology device. This makes a simple data exchange between the different facilities possible.
- a corresponding bus multiplexing device When using a plurality of bus lines, a corresponding bus multiplexing device may be provided.
- the luminous interface or the interface device and / or the switch optionally be formed with an additional microprocessor and / or a memory device as a plug-in card. This is inserted at the appropriate place in a housing of the central control / monitoring device, so that it is then easily customizable.
- the different data lines can in principle be simple two-core wire connections.
- the different lights can be simple single battery lights with optionally an optional interface in the base for status checking.
- self-monitoring single battery lights are conceivable, which are connected for example via an optional interface with a corresponding bus.
- bus-controlled, self-monitoring single battery lights are possible, which are connected via the bus directly to the central control / monitoring device.
- the various lights are part of a group battery supply system.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a lighting system 1 according to the invention with a central control / monitoring device 3 and a plurality of lights 2.
- the lights 2 are arranged in groups along four data lines 4, 5, 6 and 7. About each of these data lines corresponding data between lights 2 and control / monitoring device 3 are interchangeable.
- the data lines 4, 5, 6 and 7 terminate at a changeover switch 23 which serves to select a corresponding data line.
- the switch 23 is controlled by a microprocessor 24, which forms a luminous interface 22 in the form of a plug-in card 25 together with the switch and optionally other electronic devices.
- the plug-in card 25 can be plugged into a housing 31 of the control / monitoring device 3 in a manner known per se. Further electronic components of the control / monitoring device 3 are at least one interface device 16, a memory device 20 in the form of a memory card 21, a microprocessor 26 and a power supply 27.
- connection for example, to a building management device, see FIG. 2 wherein the connection is made via a local area network, TCP / IP, Ethernet, a fiber optic link, or the like.
- the memory card 21 serves to receive corresponding configuration and logbook data, wherein all these devices 16, 21 and 22 are connected to an internal bus line 32. For the corresponding voltage supply, these devices are connected to a voltage line 29 or 28 which extend from the power supply 27 within the housing 31.
- the power supply 27 is connected via power supply line 30 to a central power supply or the like.
- FIG. 2 is a further schematic diagram of a lighting system 1 shown.
- a control / monitoring device 3 with corresponding lights 2 via data lines 4, 5, 6 and 7 is connected and on the other hand, a computer 19 is optionally connected as part of a building management device 33 with the lights 2 .
- the computer is the appropriate control / monitoring device Part of an interface device 18 or is formed by computer and interface device, whereby the possibility for parallel operation of the control / monitoring device 3 and the computer 19 is made. Both computer 19 and control / monitoring device 3 are connected to the building management device 33.
- both the computer 19 and the device 3 have an input device 14 in the form of a keyboard.
- an input device 14 in the form of a keyboard.
- a section of a screen of the device 3 is shown, on which an address code 8 in the hexadecimal system is associated with an identifier 15 in plain text, wherein the identifier is entered via the keyboard. All other lights 2 is also assigned such an identifier, which may also be simply a number of the decimal system.
- FIG. 3 a section of the printed circuit board 11 is shown as it is arranged in a corresponding housing of each lamp 2.
- the printed circuit board 11 has the corresponding electronic devices, which may also include an electric ballast and the like.
- a microprocessor 10 and a memory device 9 is further arranged.
- the automatically generated address code is stored. This is read out by the control / monitoring device 3 or by the computer / interface device combination 18, 19, thereby identifying the corresponding luminaire 2.
- the address code is printed by a printer after its generation during or shortly before the completion of the programming of the corresponding luminaire 2 and a corresponding label 12 is produced.
- the corresponding address code 8 is indicated in the lower end of the label 12, where there is also a detachable address section 13 is arranged with a duplicate of the address code 8.
- the address portion 13 is usually made self-adhesive, so that after removal from the rest Label can be pasted, for example, in an installation plan for the lighting system.
- the corresponding microprocessor 10 of the luminaire 2 serves to control all relevant luminaire functions such as charge monitoring, mains voltage monitoring, illuminant monitoring, automatic starting of a functional and durability test as well as the evaluation of these tests.
- the lamp can also have a display in the form of a status illuminant 17, see FIG. 1 , which indicates an operating status such as OK, charging fault, illuminant failure, function test or duration test and its test result and when connecting a corresponding data line control of the communication with the control / monitoring device 3.
- the storage device 9 on the printed circuit board 11 of the luminaire 2 is a supply voltage-independent storage device in flash EEProm or other technology.
- an address code such as a serial number
- This address code is stored in the corresponding memory device of the luminaire.
- the address code is printed on a label and attached to the lamp or attached to this.
- the label usually contains an address section 13, on which a duplicate of the address code is specified.
- This address section is detachable and usually self-adhesive. It can be glued in a corresponding installation plan for the lighting system at the appropriate location of the lamp.
- the various address codes of each luminaire are read out by the control / monitoring device and displayed on a screen, for example.
- the lights are each assigned in groups different data lines, which are all connected to the control / monitoring device. Due to the majority of the data lines, it is possible to control and monitor the luminaires in groups, so that a lower power requirement is necessary and at the same time a short circuit or other damage along one data line allows monitoring and control of all other data lines remaining on the luminaires.
- the lighting system according to the invention results in a cost reduction on account of the optimized luminaire construction, whereby such luminaires can also be used for conventional lighting systems with a corresponding adapter and addressing device. Incorrect entry of address code or missing addressing of the luminaires does not occur because the corresponding address code is generated automatically during luminaire production and thus each luminaire can be clearly identified. This considerably simplifies the installation and also the replacement of such a luminaire.
- Both each of the lights and the control / monitoring device can have interface devices that allow both a connection with each other and a connection to a central building management technology device.
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