Presented by: Lenzi Marco, Beghelli Spa - Jan 2009 LOGICA System LOGICA SYSTEM.

Presented by: Lenzi Marco, Beghelli Spa - Jan 2009

LOGICA System

LOGICA SYSTEM


Introduction

Self-contained emergency luminaries, exit sign and power packs enable the installation of emergency lighting system

AUTOTEST:

- Stand-Alone Luminaries;

CENTRAL TEST:

- Inhibit Commands;

- C.U. Management;

- C.U. Report storage;

- C.U. FM Management.


LOGICA Fixture

• Recessed, ceiling and wall mounting;

• On-board clever circuit for AT/CT management with given ID code;

• Two bridge connectors for AT programming;

• T-block connector for Power-supply net and remote CT management;

• Multicolor LED for STATUS signalling;

• Dimmerable Lamp driven by sensor or remote controller.

LOGICA Fixture features:


Fixture mounting

Ceiling Recessed

Wall

IP40 degree fixture in general installation

IP65 only with the use of the proper cable guide

Cable guide

• Each fixture has its own ID code with 4 Hexadecimal digits (1, ... , 9, A,B,C,D,E,F);

• Each time the main goes down the fixture performs automatically a functional test;

• ‘On-Off’ sequences force the behaviour of the ficture in AT mode;

• Tests are performed dividing in time odd and even fixtures in AT mode.

On-Board Clever circuit

Pcb manages the lamp in AutoTest mode and controls the communication in CentralTest mode


LED signalling

Led Signalling:

Green Regular working Blinking Green Charging BatteryOne blink red Autonomy error/Battery faultTwo blink red Fluorescent tube errorThree orange blink Test Syncronism lost

The LED changes its signal only after a test

• Multicolour LED signals the status of the fixture;

• Photo-Sensor used to dimmer the light in SA mode.


AutoTest features

Test Synchronism and Reset, Immediate Test and Test Stop actions are reliable with ‘On-Off’ sequence of the main.

Functional Test: every 28 days

Duration Test: every 26 weeks

Tests are performed with a time gap of 7

days for Even & Odd fixtures.

0, ... , 8, A, C, E: even 1, ... , 9, B, D, F: odd


Fixture Connectors

D A

P N

P1

N1

• 6 entries T-block connector for power supply net (P,N,P1,N1) and wire connection (D,A);

• 4 entries connector for FM Radio module;

• 2 bridge connectors;

FM Radio Module connector

T-block and bridge connector

AT/CT connections


Fixture Connectors• Un-Maintained (SE) fixture has to be powered by P-N entries;

• Maintained (SA) fixture had to be powered by both P-N and P1-N1.

• Bridge connectors define the settings of the fixture in AT mode.

D A

P1

N1

P N

Same view


Dimmerable lamp

• In AT mode, the fixture dimmers the lamp driven by the On-board sensor (the lamp must follow a target point in order to guarantee a defined light on the area controlled by the sensor);

• In CT mode, the Control Unit dimmer lamps with 15 different steps

The features of the LOGICA fixtures are mostly valid for all the LOGICA compatible fixture (Exit Lite, Indica, Lungaluge 626, etc..). By the way, use the instruction manual related to

the product.

For example, Exit Light LOGICA compatible has a 2 bridge connectors placed on a row, with different way of settings


AutoTest System

The Luminaries are connected only to power-supply net:

• P-N for SE luminaries;

• P-N and P1-N1 both for SA luminaries.

The settings of each lamp are defined by own configuration:

• Automatic Test;

• Status signalled by LED;

• Behaviour depending on bridge connectors;


AutoTest Inibit System

The Luminaries are connected to power-supply net and to Inibit Control Unit:

• Power-supply connection depending on SE and SA mode;

• Inibit Control Unit connected to each fixture through DALI port (D-A);

For all the luminaries Inibit CU allows the user to:

• Centralise Manual Test;

• Synchronise the test time;

• Inhibit emergency state;

• Clear error indication.


CentralTest Wired CU System

The emergency system can be totally centralized connecting up

to 128 luminaries to LOGICA CU (code 12100) through DALI

bus:

• CU controls totally the system;

•The CU can manage DALI general light fixture;

• The CU can be remotely controlled via proper Interface.

Different LOGICA CU system can be connected together using

SuperVisor CU (code 12131) in order to control up to 4096 fixtures


CentralTest Radio CU System

The emergency system can be totally centralized connecting up to 992

Radio luminaries to LOGICA FM CU (code 12128) through Radio module:

• CU controls totally the system;

• The fixtures are physically connected only to power-supply net;

• The system automatically finds out the way to control all the reachable fittings;

• The CU can be remotely controlled via proper Interface.


Logica Control Unit (code 12100) allows a set up of a lighting system including emergency luminaries through a wired

connection DALI protocol based.

LOGICA CU features:

• 4-digit keyboard;

• LCD display;

• 4 configurable input switches;

• a RS485 output port for remote connection;

• DALI-compatible bus output.

LOGICA CU


DALI CU

The LOGICA CU manages LOGICA emergency luminaries and can be considered a DALI controller for General

Lighting System.

• The fixtures are dimmed from 1% to 100% of brightness;

• The devices can be controlled one by one, totally or by groups;

• The devices can be divided into 16 different groups;

• DALI sensor can be used to automatically dimmer a group of DALI lamps;

• 16 different scenes can be set for each devices:

– Scene: level of brightness set in advanced which can be obtained instantaneously.


DALI CUThe LOGICA CU manages LOGICA emergency luminaries

and can be considered a DALI controller for General Lighting System.

• 4 different sensors input can be activated:

– Input-Output switch: Groups associated to the switch can be manually controlled by the switch. Switch On-Off and dimmering over the group is achievable.

– Scene activated by sensor with timer: when activated, the proper scene is performed, after a defined time a second scene is activated.

– Scene activated by external input: work over two defined scene, each activation the scene is changed with the other one.

– Scene activated by timer: Scene are changed with CU set time, each day is divided into two parts, each of them has associated one proper scene.


Logica VisualThe LOGICA System can be remotely controlled using a PC

and a dedicated software “Logica Visual”.

Facility Status

List of the ID code of the

lamps managed by the CU

CU Status

Selected lamp Status


Logica VisualDevices

Manual Test Management

Maintained Lighting

Management

Broadcast command - If pressed the action is applied to all the

devices under the CU

Erase the errors and read the status of the selected device

Emergency inhibition

Scene Management


Logica VisualProgramming

Input Switch Management

Advanced Scene Management

Functional Test Definition

Light Sensor Management

Execution of Test Among Odd&Even ID code group

Autonomy Duration Test Management


Logica VisualFacility Manager

Update Scheduling

Facility Configuration CU Search &

Configuration Update

Rtf Print of the Report


Logica VisualFacility Manager

With an easy Drag&Drop

each device can be placed on the drawing

A DWG AUTOCAD drawing can be put used in order to identify the devices on the project.


Supervisor LOGICA CU

Supervisor Logica Control Unit (code 12131) allows the connection of LOGICA CU (up to 32 units) and store the

reports of the system for 2 years.

LOGICA CU features:


• LCD display;

• An Open-Collector out for external error signalling;

• 2 RS485 ports for remote control and LOGICA CU connection;

• RS232 port for a local printer.



The Supervisor acts on the LOGICA CUs in the same way they act on devices (Master-Slave System).

3 Level System:

- Supervisor (I°);

- CUs (II°);

- Devices (III°)

Supervisor Status

CUs Status



The remote management is the same of the LOGICA CU. Two main differences are:

Supervisor Remote Console on Logica Visual software.

The Display of the Supervisor is Available onto the PC Screen



An internal memory is dedicated to store the action on the system for at least 2 years.

3 Level System:

- Supervisor (I°);

- CUs (II°);

- Devices (III°)

Action Performed on the

System


LOGICA FM CU

Logica FM Control Unit (code 12128) allows a set up of an emergency system (up to 992 fixtures) through a radio FM

connection.

LOGICA CU features:


• LCD display;

• An Open-Collector out for external error signalling;

• A radio module for the communication;

• 4 configurable output switches;

• 2 RS485 ports for remote control and LOGICA CU connection;

• RS232 port for a local printer.


Communication Features

The CU controls emergency LOGICA fixtures of the system with a radio module (code 12130) through 2.4GHz low power waves.

• Low-Power Spread-Spectrum radio waves (freq. 2.4-2.4835 GHz);

• Power emitted less than 1% respect to normal mobile phone (10mW eirp)

• Two way communication with distance range communication up to 400 m in open air;

• Unlimited range of communication within the system thanks to radio net;

• Automatic routing of best communication between CU and luminaries.


Logica Visual Software

List of the ID code of the

lamps managed by the CU

CU Status

Selected lamp Status

Facility Status



Manual Test Management

Maintained Lighting

Management

Broadcast command - If pressed the action is applied to all the

devices under the CU

Erase the errors and readthe status of the

selected device

Emergency inhibition



Periodic Automatic Test Definition

Functional Test Definition

Autonomy Duration Test

Definition

Execution of Test Among Odd & Even ID Code group



Facility Manager

Definition of an automatic

update of the status

Rtf print of the report

Facility Configuration CU Search & Configuration Update



Drawing

With an easy drag&drop the devices can be

put into a DWG drawing

Is suggested to use DWG file saved with AUTOCAD 2000 versione



Test Result Storage

Result of the Tests are kept stored into a dedicated memory into the CU for a minimum period of 2 years.



Remote Console

A special push-button is dedicated to pop-up a Remote Consolein order to act on the CU as if the user is in front of it.


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