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Instruction Manual RSR-DLI 15-Channel Digital Lighting Interface 2024 Version 3.1.0
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Contents 1WhatistheRSR-DLI? 2Installing the RSR-DLI 3AddingtheRSR-DLIasadevice 4ConfiguringtheRSR-DLI 4.1 Assigning Short Addresses 4.2 Force Re-address 4.3 Automatically Re-address 5ManagingtheRSR-DLIChannels 6Ballast Configuration 6.1 Selecting drivers 7Ballast Options 7.1 Fade Time 7.2 Fade Rate 7.3 Minimum Level 7.4 Maximum Level 7.5 Power On Level 7.6 System Failure Level 7.7 Read Values 8Linear and Exponential Dimming (DT6) 9Colour Control (DT8) In Device Editor 9.1 Setting Colour Temperature 9.2 RGBWAFColour 10Colour Control (DT8) In Device Editor 10.1 Setting an RGB Scene in Rasoft Pro 10.2 Setting a Temperature Scene in Rasoft Pro 11Setting Colour and Temperature in the Rako App 11.1 Setting a Colour Scene in the Rako App 11.2 Setting Colour Tunable Scenes in the Rako App 12Advancedfeatures of RSR-DLI 12.1 Swap Channels 12.2 Visible Channels Appendix 1 - Hardware Changes RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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For more information relating to the RSR-DLI see the Wireless Module Application Sheet, Wireless RAK Application Sheet, and Wireless Device LED Diagnostics. For programming a Wireless system, including the device in this manual: Wireless Module Programming Guide 1WhatistheRSR-DLI? TheRSR-DLI is used in a Rako Wireless network to interface with up to 64 DLI Ballasts, 15 groups can be created in a single Room. WhenusedwithcompatibleDT8Ballasts, the RSR-DLI can be used for RGBWandcolour-tunable control. 2Installing the RSR-DLI POWERSHOULDBEISOLATEDTHROUGHOUTTHE INSTALLATIONPROCESS RSR-DLImodulesshouldbemountedinareasthatare adequately ventilated, dry, and outside of any metal-enclosed casings that may interfere with the wireless signal. Modulesshouldbemountedvertically, with the terminals at the bottom. Ensurethat cable clamps are securely fitted on the supply and load cables. Whilethemodulesaredesignedtobecompletelymaintenance-free, they should be mountedinanaccessible location should investigation or re-addressing of the units be necessary. STEP1 Removethefront cover and set the cable clamps aside. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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STEP2 Insert the DC power connector. NB Apowersocketisrequired for the powersupply. STEP3 Connect the DLI cable to the DLI output terminals. NB Either - or + terminal may be used. STEP4 Install the cable clamps, and ensure that the connected cables are secure. 3AddingtheRSR-DLIasadevice Before the RSR-DLI can assign DLI Ballasts, it must be added as a Device in Rasoft Pro. Thefollowing steps assume: - AProject File has been created. - Roomshavebeencreated. - TheHUBhasbeenconfigured. - TheChannels in the Rooms have been labelled. If the above has not been done, refer to the Wireless Module Programming Guide before continuing. - Select “File” - “New device” to bring up the “New device Wizard” RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Select “RSR-DLI” and then select “Next”. - Associate the RSR-DLI with a Room using the drop-down menu, leave “Associate to Channel” as it is and select “Next” RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Put the RSR-DLI into Setup Mode by pressing and holding the setup button on the unit for 3-4 seconds. - OncetheRSR-DLIhasenteredSetupMode,theblueLEDontheunitwillblink periodically, select ‘Device is in Setup’. - Select “Finish”. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- TheRSR-DLI has been assigned in Rasoft Pro, it can be accessed by selecting it in the “Device List” 4ConfiguringtheRSR-DLI NowthattheRSR-DLIhasbeenaddedasaDevice,itrequiresfurther setup to assign DLI Ballasts to give them short addresses and group DLI Ballasts together should it be required. 4.1 Assigning Short Addresses Each DLI Ballast requires a unique short address so that it can be communicated with individually, multiple short addresses can be grouped within 15 Channels of the Rako Room to which the RSR-DLI is assigned. There are two options for assigning short addresses. 4.2 Force Re-address Anyshort addresses on DLI Ballasts are replaced with new short addresses, this is typically used onnewsystems. 4.3 Automatically Re-address Will only assign short addresses to DLI Ballasts that do not have one, this is used on existing systems when additional DLI Ballasts have been added and the preservation of the short addresses on existing Ballasts is required. - Select the RSR-DLI in the “Device List” to open the “Device Editor”. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Select the “DLI Setup” tab. - Select “Force Re-address” which will assign short addresses to all connected DLI Ballasts. NB If DLI Ballasts have been added to an existing DLI network, select ‘Automatically Re-Address’ which will only assign short addresses to DLI Ballasts with no short address. - Theconnectedlights for the DLI Ballasts will flash when a short address has been assigned, once all DLI Ballasts have been given a short address, a window will appear saying how many Ballasts have been assigned, this should match the number of Ballasts which are connected to the RSR-DLI. 5ManagingtheRSR-DLIChannels Theshort addresses on the DLI Ballasts need to be paired with Rako Channels, there are two options for grouping. 5.1 Grouped Mapping Multiple DLI short addresses can be grouped onto a single Rako Channel, there can be up to 15 groups in a single Rako room across 64DLIBallasts. 5.2 Direct Mapping TheDLIshort address will relate directly to the Rako Channels, for example: DLI short address 0 would map to Rako Channel 1, DLI short address 1 would map to Rako Channel 2. 5.3 Overriding a DLI Ballast TheDLIBallast with an assigned short address can be tested by selecting a DLI Ballast with an assigned short address and pressing the following keys: The<,key=Sendoncommand RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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The>.key=Sendoffcommand The?/key= Toggleon/off 5.4 Store Auto Heal Data After commissioning all DLI Ballasts, store the DLI network information, failing to do this will require re-commissioning all DLI Ballasts should any need to be replaced. WhenaDLIBallastis replaced and Auto Heal Data has been done, the new DLI Ballast will have its short address automatically uploaded when it is connected to the DLI bus. Should more than one DLI Ballast need to be replaced at the same time, the network should be re-addressed using Force Readdress. 6Ballast Configuration Additional configuration is available via the Ballast Configuration menu once the DLI Ballasts have beenassigned short addresses. 6.1 Selecting ballasts Before any of the settings below can be set on the DLI Ballasts, the short address of the DLI Ballast must be selected, if the settings apply to all DLI Ballasts, then select “Broadcast (all ballasts)” Configurations will apply to all ballasts Configurations will apply to Ballast assigned short address 0 RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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7Ballast Options 7.1 Fade Time Set how long it takes the light to reach full brightness from off, 3 seconds is recommended. 7.2 Fade Rate Thespeedofdimmingwhenusingthe‘FadeUp’or ‘FadeDown’controls. 7.3 Minimum Level Thelowest level the light can reach, setting the minimum level >0 will result in the light not switching off. 7.4 Maximum Level Thebrightest level the light can reach, setting the maximum level to <0 will result in the light not switching on. 7.5 Power On Level Thedefault light level when power is restored to the system. 7.6 System Failure Level If the DLI signal is lost, the light level will default to this setting. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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7.7 Read Values Reads the current configuration of the selected ballast. 8Linear and Exponential Dimming (DT6) For DT6 DLI ballast, there are two options for dimming, Linear and Exponential. 8.1 Linear Dimming (Recommended) Equally divides 0-255 levels across 0-100%. 8.2 Exponential Dimming Within the lower dimming range, the driver's influence on light output evolves gradually, within the higher dimming signal range, its impact on lighting effects shifts more rapidly. 9Colour Control (DT8) In Device Editor DT8drivers can be configured to set colour temperature as well as RGBW. 9.1 Setting Colour Temperature To set the colour temperature of a ballast, first ensure that the ‘Colour Temperature’ box is ticked. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Fromthedrop-downmenu,selecttheScenetowhichthecolourtemperaturewill apply. - Using the sliders, select the intensity, and the desired temperature. - Usethe‘Test’ buttons to verify the intensity and temperature are correct, then select ‘Write Scene’ RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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9.2 RGBWAFColour RGBWAFabbreviatesRed,Green,Blue, White, Amber, and Free Colour. These six colors represent the output capabilities of compatible lights. - Ensure that the RGBWAF box is ticked. - Select the Scene to be adjusted - Using the slider, set the Intensity RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Enter a value between 0-254 in each required input, representing Red, Green, Blue, White, AmberandFreeColour. - Test both the Intensity and RGBWAF by selecting the Test buttons to verify the light settings are correct - Select ‘Write Scene’ 10Colour Control (DT8) In Device Editor Whenaccesstotheballast configuration page is not possible or practical, Rako Channels can be adjusted for colour and temperature control in Rasoft Pro and the Rako App. 10.1 Setting an RGB Scene in Rasoft Pro - Select the Room which has the RGBWAF channels assigned. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Right-click the Channel number, and select “Set Channel type” > “RGB” - Select a Scene required to be changed. - Select the colour wheel. - Tick ‘Set RGB’. - Select the required colour. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Select the required intensity using the slider, and select “OK” - Select “Store Scene” - TheSceneisnowsetforthespecifiedcolour. 10.2 Setting a Temperature Scene in Rasoft Pro - Select the Room which has the RGBWAF channels assigned. - Right-click the Channel number, and select “Set Channel type” > “Tunable White” RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Select the Scene to be changed. - Select the Tunable white icon for the Channel. - Tick “Set Tunable White”. - Adjust the temperature slide to the desired Level. - Select the intensity slider to the desired brightness. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- ConfirmtheTemperatureandbrightness are correct, and select “OK” - Select “Store Scene” - TheSceneisnowsetforthespecifiedtemperature. 11Setting Colour and Temperature in the Rako App OncetheChannelshavebeenconfiguredinsection10,thedatacanbeuploadedtotheRako HUBtosetColourandTemperatureScenesintheRakoApp. For instructions on uploading Channel and Room information, see below: Wired Systems WK-HUBInstruction Manual - Section 6 Wireless Systems RK-HUBInstruction Manual - Section 6 RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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11.1 Setting a Colour Scene in the Rako App - OpentheRakoApp,ConnecttotheHUB - Select the Room requiring the Scene change - Select the Scene number to change - Select the “LED” icon - Select “Edit Scene” - Select the desired colour using the colour wheel, and the brightness using the slider. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Select “Save Scene” 11.2 Setting Colour Tunable Scenes in the Rako App - OpentheRakoApp,ConnecttotheHUB - Select the Room requiring the Scene change - Select the Scene number to change RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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- Select the ‘Tunable White’ Icon - Select ‘Edit Scene’ - Adjust the Temperature and Brightness sliders to the desired level. - Select “Save Scene” RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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12Advancedfeatures of RSR-DLI 12.1 Swap Channels TwoDLIshort addresses can either be merged or swapped. Perform Swap will directly swap two DLI short addresses. Perform Move will take DLI Short Address 1 and merge it with DLI Short Address 2. 12.2 Visible Channels TheRSR-DLI will allocate all 15 Channels in a Rako Room by default, if all 15 Channels are not being utilised, the number of allocated Channels can be reduced. To set the number of visible Channels, use the slider. The remaining channels can now be used for additional Rako devices. RSR-DLI Manual Version 3.1.0
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