2. Mastering the possibilities of DALI with
Daniel Walker - Product Manager
August 2011 2

3. Agenda Intro to the company Why use lighting control
What a control system can do for you
What is DALI really
DALI system in detail
DALI organisation.
Philips Dynalite & DALI
DALI project 1 Shelly St

4. Philips Dynalite the company
1989 – 4 staff and a dream.
Set up global HO in Sydney.
Commitment to the future through continued investment into R&D and manufacturing in Australia.
Over 17% of sales returns invested in R&D to lead the controls market in system features.
Exporting globally to 46 countries.
Export 70% of production from Australia.
2011 – 22 YEARS experience of building lighting control solutions. 4

5. Dedicated to Research & development
Dedicated internal R&D.
60+ strong team working full time on feature development and product improvement
Evolution approach to system design
Using over rated components in all load devices for building confidence within the market place as a robust solution.
All devices built to seamlessly complement each other with out the need of network patches.
All Philips Dynalite devices engineered by the same team to ensure compatibility
All devices support Dynet communications for full system transparency. 5

6. Committed to reduce product carbon footprint
1989
Weight per channel 2.72kg
1996
Weight per channel 2.05kg
2006
Weight per channel 1.5kg
Philips Dynalite engineers are continually
looking at ways to reduce our own carbon footprint
via small wins in minimising our embodied Energy Consumption. 6

7. Committed to CO2 reductions Being green system
Materials technology
RoHS compliant
Packaging 7

8. What it lighting control really?
Some people would say 8

9. Why use Control Technology
Typical two way switched conventional 4 circuit wiring with rotary dimmers 9

10. Why use Control Technology
Network control solution 10

11. Bring multiple lighting groups together, creating a scene
Grand Hyatt - Dubai, UAE Ball room 11

12. Bring multiple lighting groups together, creating a scene.
Cafe La Mode - Akropoleos, Cyprus 12

13. Where Dynalite can be found
Replacing conventional switching, rotary dimming pots, and mechanical timer clocks for an automated control system
Office automation
Energy management
Retail Scene setting
Home automation

14. Office buildings Energy management
Daylight harvesting
Presence detection
Board room control
Energy monitoring
Allowing staff to interaction with their environment
All new and refurbished office buildings require a lighting control to meet minimum requirements
The Dynalite system can detect available sun light and adjust the internal lighting to maintain constant levels and reduces unnecessary use of florescent lighting.
Detecting if an area is no longer in use and switching off the lighting. The most energy efficient lamp is one that is off but the system can make sure no one is left in the dark.
Automate board rooms by integrating with AV systems, blinds, lighting.
Report back energy consumption during different times of the working day.
Allow staff to interact simply with the lighting and setting there own levels of comfort.

15. Retail Scene Setting Painting with lighting
Driving multiple lighting groups together as one
Automated scene control
Direct LED dimming
Red Green Blue light color mixing
Light patterns and chasers
Restaurants, Pub, Night Clubs, RSL, Casino, Ball rooms, Function rooms, Theme parks.
Some project can contain 100’s of lighting groups per area. The Dynalite system brings this all these lighting groups together into a simple and easy to manage interface allowing local staff to concentrate on their clients.
Automated control of the scenes will allows long fade time so patrons are unaware of the lighting changes
Colour mixing of different lights to produce different effects and moods with in the same environment.
Bring building to life with changing of the lights

16. Home automation & hotel room control
Integrating different systems together
Easy to use and intuitive control points
Creating a relaxed home
Improving all homes with a Dynalite system to allow simple scene setting.
Bring different elements of a home such as security, intercom, telephone, home entertainment system working together.
Living like the Jetsons yet simple to use and easy to manage.

17. Components of the control system17

18. User interfaces
Wide range of interface panels to suit any application.
Touch screens
Many finishes
Different styles
Integrated displays
Different options people have to interact with the Dynalite system

19. First to Market Dual technology networked sensors
Dynalite Sensors incorporate
PIR –Passive Infrared
UP – Ultrasonic
PE – Photoelectric Sensor
IR – Infrared Control
Fully networked sensor.
Capable of performing multiple functions
Provide Lux level settings for daylight Harvesting mode during day

20. DIN rail mounted solution
Muscles of the system
The work horse of the system. The different lighting groups are connected back to a load controller allowing for synchronised control
DIN rail mounted solution
Wall mounted
solution

21. The unseen advantage “Dynet”
Dedicated lighting control protocol.
Bring all the different components together to form a system solution.
Capable of system wide changes with single network command.
Uses industry standard RS485
Published / Open protocol.
All Philips devices use Dynet for communication.
Every device stores its own setting making them all intelligent.
The work horse of the system. The different lighting groups are connected back to a load controller allowing for synchronised control

22. The total system solution
Load controllers
n=73
Any product can be used on any project to match the load that requires control.
System Integration
n=15
Dynet
User Interfaces
n=326
Software & Accessories n=2 22

23. Testament to reliability Shangri-La Sydney
Formally the ANA hotel
First major project for Dynalite
Ball room, Restaurants & lobby
Full networked system installed
Project completed 19 years ago
Original dimmer units still operating
Confidential

24. Completed Hotel Projects
Taj Exotica Villa Development – Dubai
Grand Hyatt Jin Mao – Shanghai
Swissotel – Moscow
Hilton Hotel – Athens
duoMo Hotel – Rimini, Italy
Palazzo Versace
Burj Khalifa-120 floors of control including Armani Suites
Shangri-La – Sydney, Australia
Intercontinental – Aqaba, Jordan
One & Only Kanuhura - Maldives

25. What is DALI ?
A method of controlling individual light fittings through network addressing
Then linking the individual light fittings into useful groups

26. Types of DALI Three types of DALI DALI Broadcast DALI Addressing
Area 1 lounge
Area 2 Kitchen
Area 3 Dining
DALI Addressing
Area 1 lounge
Area 2 Kitchen
Area 3 Dining 12 9 23
749
127
854 6
345 48
568 65
117
DALI Multi Master
Area 1 lounge
Area 2 Kitchen
Area 3 Dining 4 35 18
769
764 76 65
624 91 42
345 43 48 86 1

27. The raw DALI – Specifications
64 light fittings maximum per ‘universe’
16 Groups per universe
16 Scenes per universe
24V dc max 250mA Power Supply
2 core (240V rated) ‘data cable’
Data rate 1200 bps
(DALI control cable is NOT considered ELV due ballast electrical isolation)

28. DALI specs Digital Addressable Lighting Interface
A protocol set out in the technical standard IEC
DALI is a communication protocol dedicated for lighting control
DALI allows for communication individual light fixtures
DALI is not owned by a single lamp or control system manufacture
DALI-AG is a working group set up by leading manufacturers and institutions in the field of digital lamp/luminaire control to promote DALI technology and applications.

29. DALI – Power Consumption
DALI ballasts/transformers consume power to operate even when their fitting is off.
Approx to 2 watt per ballast
(up to 2% of operation power per luminaire)
This power consumption never stops even when the lights are off.

30. Who represents DALI Current members of DALI-AG
ABB - ALTENBURGER - B.E.G. - BAG - BTICINO - CABA - CEAG - CP ELECTRONICS LTD - DELMATIC - DIAL - DISTECH CONTROLS SAS - DYNALITE - ECKERLE - ELDOLED - ELTAM - ERC - ERCO - ETAP-Excellum - EUTRAC - FIFTH - GERARD - GEWISS - GITRONICA - HÜCO - HADLER - HARVARD ENGINEERING PLC - HELVAR - HERBERT WALDMANN GMBH & CO KG - HESCH INDUSTRIE-ELEKTRONIK GMBH - INFRANET - INSTA - KATHREIN Austria - LEGRAND GROUP - LIGHTOLIER - LUTRON - MACKWELL - ME - MERTEN - NIKO - NOVAR ED&S Limited - OSRAM - PHILIPS - RENESAS ELECTRONICS EUROPE GMBH - SANDER - SCEMTEC - SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC - SIMMTRONIC - SITECO BELEUCHTUNGSTECHNIK - SPITTLER - STEINEL PROFESSIONAL - TCI - TRIDONIC - UNIVERSAL - VOSSLOH - WAGO - XAL - ZUMTOBEL

31. Who owns DALI The currently DALI-AG Board of Directors
Birkhofer, Hans-Peter (OSRAM) - Chairman Montijn, Richard (Philips Lighting) Van der Kolk, Peter (Helvar) Mathis, Ulrich (Tridonic) Von der Brelie, Jens (Erco)
Managing Director
Dr. Jürgen Waldorf (ZVEI Luminaires Div.)

32. DALI & Philips Dynalite
DALI enumeration and group commissioning performed by Philips Dynalite load controller
One commissioning tool (Envision) for DALI addressing, DALI grouping, load controller, user interfaces & integration devices.
Built in features
DALI power supply
DALI transmitter
DALI scene controllers
Integrated power relays per universe
240V supply to the unit so no external power transformer is needed.
240V isolation provided
Built in test sequence to allow contractor fault find wiring or ballasts issues prior to commencement of commissioning.
No system network clock or network burden - NO SINGLE POINT OF FAILURE

33. Three Philips Dynalite DALI solutions
DALI broadcasting control, All lamps controlled together
12 independently controlled outputs
DDBC1200
Full DALI, allows for full addressing and grouping
3 DALI universes (192 DALI addresses)
Built in power relays
DDBC320-DALI
DALI Multi Master, allows for full addressing, grouping and control over use interfaces on the DALI network
1 DALI universes (64 DALI addresses)
DALI user interface management allowing for sensors and dry contact interfaces on DALI network.
Built in power relays
DDBC120-DALI

34. DALI broadcasting
Every area can be dimmed
Each lighting group requires its own individual cable run.
All user interfaces require separate network run.
Total of 8 different cable runs are required for system.

35. DALI Addressing
Every area can be dimmed
DALI can address each group of lights individually.
All user interfaces require separate network run.
Total of 2 different cable runs are required for system.

36. DALI-Multi Master Only one cable run required for the entier system.
Every area can be dimmed
DALI can address each group of lights individually.
All user interfaces use same network as the light fittings
Only one cable run required for the entier system.

37. 1 Shelly St 96 x DALI universes 44 x Leading edge channels
684 x Switching channels
336 x DSI channels
168 x LED channels
91 x Touch screens
364 x Motion / Lux sensors
1 x BACnet
1 x Dynalite computer head end software