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OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor NEMA Version Version 1.1 www.nedap-luxon.com Disclaimer By using this manual you accept the terms of this disclaimer. Nedap has made every effort to ensure that this manual is accurate. Nedap accepts no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions in this manual nor for any damages arising from or related to its use. Information in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent any commitment on the part of Nedap. Nedap does not assume any obligation to update the information in this manual after publication and reserves the right to make improvements to this manual and/or to the products described in this manual at any time without notice. If you find information in this manual that is incorrect, misleading or incomplete, we would appreciate your comments and suggestions. Nedap disclaims all responsibility for any loss, injury, claim, liability or damage of any kind resulting from, arising out of or any way related to any errors in or omissions from this document and its content, including but not limited to technical inaccuracies and typographical errors. We do not vouch for the goods being fit for the use intended by the purchaser, not even if that use should have been mentioned to us, unless we have so committed ourselves in writing. Copyright 2019 by Nedap N.V. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database retrieval system without the prior express permission of the copyright holder. No part of this book may be reproduced by any means, nor transmitted, nor translated into a machine language without the written permission of the publisher. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 2 Contents OEM Design Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 4.1 4.2 4.3 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 1 General information .................................. 4 Introduction ...................................................... 4 Warnings and instructions ................................ 5 Package content ................................................ 5 Shipping and storage ........................................ 5 Waste disposal .................................................. 5 2 Luxon system overview ............................. 6 3 Product Information .................................. 7 Product range .................................................... 7 Mechanical dimensions .................................... 7 NEMA 7-pin base pinning ................................. 7 LED indicator ..................................................... 8 Temperature sensor ......................................... 8 Lux sensor ......................................................... 8 Motion sensor input .......................................... 8 Device ID ........................................................... 8 4 Compatible LED drivers ............................. 9 LED drivers with an Active DALI interface ....... 9 LED drivers with a DALI interface .................... 9 LED drivers with a 1-10V interface ................ 10 5 Design-in considerations ......................... 11 Receptacle mounting ...................................... 11 5.1.1 Receptacle Mounting................................. 11 5.1.2 Mounting Hole Pattern .............................. 11 5.1.3 Sealing Cap ................................................ 12 Position and RF performance ......................... 13 Supported motion sensors ............................. 13 5.3.1 Luxon motion sensor ................................. 13 5.3.2 Third party motion sensors ....................... 14 Auxiliary Power Supply ................................... 16 Product responsibility ..................................... 16 Luminaire End-Of-Line test ..................... 17 Luxon Wireless Control Tool ........................... 17 Luxon Wireless OEM Test Unit ....................... 17 7 Compatible Luxon Software .................... 18 8 FCC and ISED Declarations ..................... 18 9 Specsheet Luxon IoT Node Outdoor ....... 19 6.1 6.2 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.1 6 OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 3 1 General information 1.1 Introduction The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor features a cost-effective, brand independent solution to create connected and wirelessly controllable LED fixtures for outdoor applications. The node differentiates from other products on the market by its extended functionality, such as performance monitoring and remote diagnostics of LED fixtures by means of a cloud based light management system. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor complies with all major LED driver interfaces such as Active DALI, DALI and 1-10V dim-to-off. In this OEM design-in guide you will find the information how to design-in the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor into a luminaire and information about how to do the end-off-line test during manufacturing. For more information or support pls. contact our OEM Technical Support and Product Manager Richard Hogenkamp at richard.hogenkamp@nedap.com. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor complies with EMC and safety requirements as stated in the specifications, see chapter 8. Benefits in a nutshell
- Standardized NEMA ANSI C136.41-2013 base
- Cost-effective solution to create internet connected and wirelessly controlled luminaires
- Compatible with Active DALI, DALI or 1-10V dim-to-off LED drivers
- Control of up to 4 drivers in one luminaire
- DALI power supply integrated to control up to 4 DALI LED drivers
- Large RF range
- Easy to integrate, easy to connect
- Temperature sensor integrated
- Support of Nedap motion sensor 12m and 3rd party motion sensors
- Twilight switch integrated
- Over the air (OTA) programming to upgrade the Luxon new features Typical applications for the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor are parking lot, parking garages, outdoor area lighting, wall packs and walkways. Typical Application: Parking Lot OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 4 1.2 Warnings and instructions
- Read the design guide completely before design-in the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor.
- Do not connect mains voltage to the 4 low voltage terminals of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor.
- Make sure the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is operated within the technical limitations of the specification, see chapter 8.
- Make sure the IoT node RF antenna is not covered or obstructed by metal for the best RF communication.
- Make sure the NEMA connector is always covered either with a Luxon IoT node Outdoor or protective cap.
- Make sure to perform an end-of-line test during production to test all the functions of the luminaire with integrated Luxon IoT node Outdoor NEMA. See chapter 6 for more information. 1.3 Package content Description Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Quick Install Guide Units per packaging 24 pcs 1 pc Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Quick Install Guide Note: Do not remove any labels from the devices. These labels contain important information. The minimum order quantity is 1 pc (single packaging) 1.4 Shipping and storage Packaging dimensions Description
(h x w x d) [mm/inch]
Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 275 x 510 x 340 /
Multiple Packaging (24 pcs) 10.8 x 20.1 x 13.4 Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 125 x 125 x 110 /
4.92 x 4.92 x 4.33 Single Packaging (1 pc) 0.18 / 0.39 Packaging weight [kg/lbs]
4.3 / 9.5
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Store the boxes in a dry place Storage temperature 20C to +70C /
-40F to 158F 20C to +70C /
-40F to 158F 1.5 Waste disposal The local government authority must be consulted for instructions regarding waste processing of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 5 2 Luxon system overview OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 6 3 Product Information 3.1 Product range Description Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Part number 9987061 3.2 Mechanical dimensions In the picture below the dimensions of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor are shown. 3.3 NEMA 7-pin base pinning The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor has 7 pins connected according to the ANSI standard. Bottom View NEMA base ANSI color code luminaire wiring Neutral Line Load Dim+/DA+
Dim-/DA-
+24Vaux Motion sensor input White Black Red Violet Grey Brown Orange Remark: Internally in the node, the Load and Line pins are connected to each other. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 7 3.4 LED indicator Below we explain the functionality of the green led before and after commissioning when the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor in powered up. The Luxon IoT node is factory default not commissioned. With the Luxon floorplanner the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor need to be commissioned to assign the node to the Luxon Light Controller (LLC). Green LED functionality before commissioning 1: Green led quick flashing (10Hz) : Self-test of 1 second 2: Green led slow flashing (0.5Hz): Addressing DALI Drivers; In case of 1-10V drivers, this phase is skipped. 3: Green led on: Driver initialization ready and no failures Green LED functionality after commissioning 1: Green led quick flashing (10Hz) : Self-test of 1 second 2: Green led on for 1 second and then turns off. The red LED starts flashing red to indicate a failure. This failure could be:
A: No control mode (Active DALI, DALI or 1-10V dim-to-off) is detected due to incorrect wiring or a defective driver. B: A driver status error occurred due to defect in driver, driver load or wiring. C: An overcurrent on the D+/1-10V control line occurred, due to connecting a power supply to the control line. 3.5 Temperature sensor The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor has a built-in temperature sensor which can be requested the Luxon light management system. The range of the temperature sensor is -40C/-40F to +100C/+212F, however in normal operation the maximum internal temperature is 80C/176F. 3.6 Lux sensor The Luxon IoT node outdoor has an integrated light sensor to measure lux values from 0 to 1000 lux. The lux sensor will be used in the future to support twilight switch functionality. 3.7 Motion sensor input The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor supports motion sensors with a 0-10V, OC (open collector) or potential free contact interface, see chapter 5.4 for more information and supported sensors. 3.8 Device ID To communicate to every single device in the mesh network, every Luxon IoT Node Outdoor has an unique device ID. See the image below where you can find the device ID on the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. Device ID OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 8 4 Compatible LED drivers The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor can control up to 4 drivers within one luminaire. The control interface can be either Active DALI, DALI or 1-10V dim-to-off mode. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor determines the interface control mode automatically by measuring supply voltage and dimming interface voltage of the connected driver(s). For possible drivers see Luxon Portal:
https://portal.nedap-luxon.com Nedap Light Controls offer a service to evaluate your luminaire after integration of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor to prove the compatibility with the Luxon Light Management system. We recommend to make a luminaire available for evaluation. 4.1 LED drivers with an Active DALI interface In Active DALI mode, the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is powered by the Active DALI driver through the dimming interface. DALI communication is used to control the driver via the same dimming interface, which is polarity sensitive. Up to four drivers can be controlled by connecting their DALI ports in parallel. All Philips/Signify Xitanium SR and Osram DEXAL drivers are compatible with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. Wiring diagram 1: Active DALI application with Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Note: Each Active DALI driver provides approximately 50mA of current on the DALI bus. It is recommended to turn on only two DALI power supplies to ensure proper communication of up to 4 LED drivers in parallel. To turn off the DALI power supply, use the appropriate programmer. (See Philips/Signify or Osram Digital Systems website) 4.2 LED drivers with a DALI interface In DALI mode, power the Luxon IoT outdoor by a 24Vdc supply voltage. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor provides the DALI bus voltage and communication through the dimming port to DALI drivers. The DALI output is polarity sensitive although most drivers do not have a polarity sensitive DALI port. Up to four drivers can be controlled by connecting the dimming ports in parallel. DALI driver requirements:
All IEC 62386 compliant DALI drivers are compatible with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. One driver or auxiliary power supply needs to supply 24V to the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor; (Power consumption IoT node: 250mW) See also chapter 5.5 about auxiliary power supplies. Note that driver manufacturers do not always implement all DALI commands i.e. query status. Please make sure the 24V supply voltage remains available in the 'OFF' status OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 9
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Wiring diagram 2: DALI application with Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 4.3 LED drivers with a 1-10V interface In 1-10V mode, the dimming voltage range is from 1 to 10V, the output can be set to 0V to switch the LED driver off. The LED driver need to support dim-to-off functionality for this feature. The IoT node supply voltage must be 12Vdc or 24Vdc. All 1-10V drivers according to the IEC 60929 / ANSI C82.11 annex A standard with internal or external 12Vdc or 24Vdc auxiliary supply and dim-to-off functionality (see required threshold level in the specification) shall be compatible with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. Wiring diagram 3: 1-10V dim-to-off application with Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 1-10V driver requirements:
- One driver needs to supply 12V or 24V to the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor; (Power consumption IoT node: 250mW)
- Please make sure the auxiliary voltage remains available in the 'OFF' status
- All drivers needs to have dim-to-off functionality. Note:
- For some drivers the control wires have to be considered as basic isolated signals.
- If the 1-10V driver does not support an auxiliary voltage, an auxiliary power supply can be used. See chapter 5.5. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 10 5 Design-in considerations 5.1 Receptacle mounting TE connectivity is one of the suppliers of the NEMA ANSI C136.41-2013 receptacle. Below you will find the basic information out of the application specification of TE connectivity. 7 position
(4 dimming / signal) TE connectivity part number with 150 C wires 2213362-2 with 105C wires 2213362-4 TE gasket: 2213626-1 5.1.1 Receptacle Mounting To provide water-tight mounting, it is highly recommended that the TE gasket (p/n 2213626-1) be used to seal surfaces between receptacle assembly and luminaire housing. The receptacle housing has two mounting holes which accept #8 size flat-head recessed screws with 82 bevel heads. When using the TE Gasket, a screw torque of 1.0 to 2.0 N-m is recommended. Do NOT exceed 3.0 N-m. Source: TE Connectivity 5.1.2 Mounting Hole Pattern Source: TE Connectivity OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 11 5.1.3 Sealing Cap In case the IoT node is not mounted during luminaire installation, make sure a sealing cap of TE connectivity will be used to maintain the IP rating of the luminaire. For more detailed information of the NEMA ANSI C136.41-2013 receptacle, see application specification 114-32148 of TE connectivity on the website:
https://www.te.com/commerce/DocumentDelivery/DDEController?Action=showdoc&DocId=Specification+Or+Standard%7 F114-32148%7FB%7Fpdf%7FEnglish%7FENG_SS_114-32148_B.pdf%7FN-A OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 12 5.2 Position and RF performance The RF radiation pattern of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is directed mainly in one direction as showed is the picture below. Requirements to give the antenna the best possible free 360 RF communication performance:
- Avoid metal parts close to the antenna.
- Avoid large horizontal oriented metal parts within 75mm or 3 measured from the center of the antenna. 5.3 Supported motion sensors The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor sensor input is a universal sensor input for the Nedap motion sensor and several third party motion sensors. The sensor input is compatible with sensors which have an analog 1-10V interface, an open collector output or potential free low current relay contacts. The sensor input has an ON/OFF programmable current source of 2mA maximum. 5.3.1 Luxon motion sensor The Luxon motion sensor is an PIR high bay 12m / 39ft motion sensor which can be easily connected to the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor without an auxiliary supply. This sensor is IP65 and can be universally used indoor and outdoor. A masking set can be ordered separately. Description Luxon Motion Sensor 12m/39ft universal mount Lens Mask Set The Luxon Motion Sensor shall be connected as shown in diagram A by using appropriate wire connectors. The Luxon Motion Sensor cable shall not be lengthened. Part number 9984526 4605675 OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 13 Luxon Motion sensor color coding:
0V wire = brown Signal wire S = white Diagram A: Connecting a Luxon motion sensor The white wire of the Luxon Motion Sensor is connected to the sensor input Sens of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. And the brown wire to the Dim- wire of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. 5.3.2 Third party motion sensors Third party motion sensors shall be connected as shown in diagram B. Note that third party sensor requires a 12V or 24V external supply voltage, either from the LED driver or from an auxiliary power supply, see chapter 5.5. In case of a sensor with programmable time delay settings make sure they are set to the lowest value, either by factory default (preferred) or by hand or using a programming device. Also disable the sensor light dependent switch if applicable. Diagram B: Connecting a third party motion sensor OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 14 Figure 2: Sensor output switching to 12 to 24Vdc Sensor interface output requirements 1: Is case of an open collector output or potential free relay low current contact. Figure 1: Sensor output switching to 0V. Maximum IoT node current: 2mA max. 2: In case of an analog 0-10V sensor output voltage.
- Maximum Luxon IoT node sensor input voltage:
- Input resistance Luxon IoT node sensor input:
Safety notes If the sensor is supplied from mains directly, the sensor signal output shall be SELV or Basic isolated. Released compatible sensors For an overview of compatible sensors and wiring diagrams and settings, please refer to portal.nedap-luxon.com. When you are using other sensors we recommend a final compatibility check by Nedap Light Controls with a sample provided to Nedap Light Controls in Groenlo Holland.
+28Vdc 20k OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 15 5.4 Auxiliary Power Supply To power the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor and / or third party sensors, an auxiliary power supply can be used in cases that the LED driver has no auxiliary power supply available or has no active DALI port like Philips SR or Osram Dexal. In this chapter , the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor power supply requirements are shown followed by additional requirements for auxiliary power supplies and location of compatible 24V power supplies. Requirements Power Supply In the table below the power supply requirements for the Luxon IoT node Outdoor are specified. Control Interface 1-10V DALI Voltage (V) 12 or 24V 10%
24V 10%
Min. operating Current (mA) 6 6 Max. operating Current (mA) 20 20 Inrush Current (mA) 50 50 Additional Requirements Auxiliary Power Supply In case the IoT node is used without sensor, the table above shall be used to find the power supply output specification. In case an additional sensor is used:
- its operating voltage range shall correspond with the chosen value for the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor (12 or 24V)
- its current shall be added to the current for the IoT node to obtain the total operating supply current Other supply requirements to be considered:
-minimum load specification of 6mA or less
-the maximum Ta or Tc shall not be exceeded
-evaluate if output derating is required in case of high operating temperature
-the supply lifetime shall match the luminaire lifetime
-the mains surge protection level shall match the luminaire protection level
-some power supplies require a mains fuse
-the input mains voltage range shall match Compatible 24V Auxiliary Power Supplies For an overview of electrical compatible auxiliary power supplies, please refer to portal.nedap-luxon.com. 5.5 Product responsibility The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is designed for Luminaires with a NEMA ANSI C136.41-2013 receptacle. Safe and reliable operation requires that the end-product complies with the relevant standards and regulations. The manufacturer of the end-
product remains responsible for the quality and performance of the luminaire with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor in compliance with the contents of this OEM Design Guide as well as for the total system in the market. The ratings in the specifications of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor shall not be exceeded when it is used in the actual operating conditions. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 16 6 Luminaire End-Of-Line test To test a luminaire with the integrated Luxon IoT Node Outdoor, Nedap can supply two different test tools. If you do not have a computer available you will need to use the Luxon wireless OEM test unit otherwise you can test your luminaire with the Luxon wireless control tool. In case you want to test an integrated motion sensor, use the Luxon wireless control tool. 6.1 Luxon Wireless Control Tool With the Luxon Wireless Control Tool you can test and demonstrate the functionality of your luminaire with integrated Luxon IoT Node Outdoor plugged on. You can select a luminaire and switch it on and off and dim to a level between 10% and 100%. You can also retrieve luminaire information about the operation mode (Active DALI, DALI, 1-10V dim-to-off), internal temperature, operating hours and more. You need a Windows based laptop and Luxon wireless USB key to use this tool. See our partner portal to download the software and user manual. Ordering information Luxon Wireless USB key Part number: 8014990 6.2 Luxon Wireless OEM Test Unit With the Luxon Wireless OEM test unit you can check the wireless communication and the correct wiring of the mains and control wires of the luminaires in your production line. You can control (switch on/off and dim) the luminaire manually by simply connect and operate with two switches. The control interface can also be connected to your automated production test tool. You only need this test unit (no laptop or other peripherals needed) to control a luminaire. See the manual delivered together with the test unit how to connect it and control your luminaire. Required switches are not included. Ordering information Luxon Wireless OEM test unit Part number: 9984968 OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 17 7 Compatible Luxon Software Software Floorplanner Luxon Light Controller (LLC) Version 4.9.0 or higher 2.17.3.3620 or higher In case your software version is lower than indicated above, contact Nedap customer support at:
EUROPE: support-europe@nedap-luxon.com AMERICAS: support-americas@nedap-luxon.com 8 FCC and ISED Declarations Compliance statement (part 15.19) This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and to RSS210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Dclaration Conformit Cet appareil se conforme aux normes RSS exempts de license du Industry Canada. Lopration est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes
(1) cet appareil ne doit causer aucune interfrence, et
(2) cet appareil doit accepter nimporte quelle interfrence, y inclus interfrence qui peut causer une opration non pas voulu de cet appareil. Warning (part 15.21) Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. RF Exposure (OET Bulletin 65) To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements for mobile transmitting devices, this transmitter should only be used or installed at locations where there is at least 20cm separation distance between the antenna and all persons. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 18 9 Specsheet Luxon IoT Node Outdoor OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 19 j S u b e c t t o c h a n g e w i t h o u t n o t i c e
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OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Zhaga Version Version 1.3 www.nedap-luxon.com Disclaimer By using this manual you accept the terms of this disclaimer. Nedap has made every effort to ensure that this manual is accurate. Nedap accepts no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions in this manual nor for any damages arising from or related to its use. Information in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent any commitment on the part of Nedap. Nedap does not assume any obligation to update the information in this manual after publication and reserves the right to make improvements to this manual and/or to the products described in this manual at any time without notice. If you find information in this manual that is incorrect, misleading or incomplete, we would appreciate your comments and suggestions. Nedap disclaims all responsibility for any loss, injury, claim, liability or damage of any kind resulting from, arising out of or any way related to any errors in or omissions from this document and its content, including but not limited to technical inaccuracies and typographical errors. We do not vouch for the goods being fit for the use intended by the purchaser, not even if that use should have been mentioned to us, unless we have so committed ourselves in writing. Copyright 2019 by Nedap N.V. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database retrieval system without the prior express permission of the copyright holder. No part of this book may be reproduced by any means, nor transmitted, nor translated into a machine language without the written permission of the publisher. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 2 Contents OEM Design Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 4.1 4.2 4.3 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 1 General information .................................. 4 Introduction ...................................................... 4 Warnings and instructions ................................ 5 Package content ................................................ 5 Shipping and storage ........................................ 5 Waste disposal .................................................. 5 2 Luxon system overview ............................. 6 3 Product Information .................................. 7 Product range .................................................... 7 Mechanical dimensions .................................... 7 Zhaga base pinning ........................................... 7 LED indicator ..................................................... 7 Temperature sensor ......................................... 8 Lux sensor ......................................................... 8 Motion sensor input .......................................... 8 Device ID ........................................................... 8 4 Compatible LED drivers ............................. 9 LED drivers with an Active DALI interface ....... 9 LED drivers with a DALI interface .................... 9 LED drivers with a 1-10V interface ................ 10 5 Design-in considerations ......................... 11 Receptacle mounting ...................................... 11 5.1.1 Mounting .................................................... 11 5.1.2 Mounting Hole Pattern .............................. 11 5.1.3 Sealing Cap ................................................ 12 Wire connections ............................................ 12 5.2.1 Wire locations ............................................ 12 5.2.2 Wire selection and preparation ................ 12 Position and RF performance ......................... 13 Supported motion sensors ............................. 13 5.4.1 Luxon motion sensor ................................. 13 5.4.2 Third party motion sensors ....................... 14 Auxiliary Power Supply ................................... 16 Product responsibility ..................................... 16 Luminaire End-Of-Line test ..................... 17 Luxon Wireless Control Tool ........................... 17 Luxon Wireless OEM Test Unit ....................... 17 7 Compatible Luxon Software .................... 18 FCC and ISED Declarations ..................... 18 8 9 Specsheet Luxon IoT Node Outdoor ....... 19 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 6.1 6.2 5.1 5.2 6 OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 3 1 General information 1.1 Introduction The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor features a cost-effective, brand independent solution to create connected and wirelessly controllable LED fixtures for outdoor applications. The node differentiates from other products on the market by its extended functionality, such as performance monitoring and remote diagnostics of LED fixtures by means of a cloud based light management system. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor complies with all major LED driver interfaces such as Active DALI, DALI and 1-10V dim-to-off. In this OEM design-in guide you will find the information how to design-in the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor into a luminaire and information about how to do the end-off-line test during manufacturing. For more information or support pls. contact our OEM Technical Support and Product Manager Richard Hogenkamp at richard.hogenkamp@nedap.com. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor complies with EMC and safety requirements as stated in the specifications, see chapter 8. Benefits in a nutshell
- Standardized Zhaga book 18 connector
- Cost-effective solution to create internet connected and wirelessly controlled luminaires
- Compatible with Active DALI, DALI or 1-10V dim-to-off LED drivers
- Control of up to 4 drivers in one luminaire
- DALI power supply integrated to control up to 4 DALI LED drivers
- Large RF range
- Easy to integrate, easy to connect
- Temperature sensor integrated
- Support of Nedap motion sensor 12m and 3rd party motion sensors
- Twilight switch integrated
- Over the air (OTA) programming to upgrade the Luxon new features Typical applications for the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor are parking lot, parking garages, outdoor area lighting, wall packs and walkways. Typical Application: Parking Lot OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 4 1.2 Warnings and instructions
- Read the design guide completely before design-in the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor.
- Do not connect mains voltage to the terminals of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor.
- Make sure the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is operated within the technical limitations of the specification, see chapter 8.
- Make sure the IoT node RF antenna is not covered or obstructed by metal for the best RF communication.
- Make sure the Zhaga connector is always covered either with a Luxon IoT node Outdoor or protective cap.
- Make sure to perform an end-of-line test during production to test all the functions of the luminaire with integrated Luxon IoT node Outdoor Zhaga. See chapter 6 for more information. 1.3 Package content Description Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Quick Install Guide Units per packaging 96 pcs 1 Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Quick Install Guide Note: Do not remove any labels from the devices. These labels contain important information. The minimum order quantity is 4 pcs. 1.4 Shipping and storage Packaging dimensions Description
(h x w x d) [mm/inch]
Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 275 x 510 x 340 /
Multiple Packaging (96 pcs) 10.8 x 20.1 x 13.4 Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 125 x 125 x 110 /
4.92 x 4.92 x 4.33 Single Packaging (1 pc) 0.18 / 0.40 Packaging weight [kg/lbs]
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Store the boxes in a dry place Storage temperature 20C to +70C /
-40F to 158F 20C to +70C /
-40F to 158F 1.5 Waste disposal The local government authority must be consulted for instructions regarding waste processing of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 5 2 Luxon system overview OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 6 3 Product Information 3.1 Product range Description Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Part number 9986979 3.2 Mechanical dimensions In the picture below the dimensions of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor are shown. 3.3 Zhaga base pinning The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor has 4 pins connected according to the Zhaga standard. Pin 1 2 3 4 Type
+24Vdc supply input DALI - / Dim-
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Sensor input Bottom view Zhaga base 3.4 LED indicator Below we explain the functionality of the green led before and after commissioning when the Luxon IoT node in powered up. The Luxon IoT node is factory default not commissioned. With the Luxon floorplanner the Luxon IoT node outdoor need to be commissioned to assign the node to the Luxon Light Controller (LLC). Green LED functionality before commissioning 1: Green led quick flashing (10Hz) : Self-test of 1 second 2: Green led slow flashing (0.5Hz): Addressing DALI Drivers; In case of 1-10V drivers, this phase is skipped. 3: Green led on: Driver initialization ready and no failures Green LED functionality after commissioning 1: Green led quick flashing (10Hz) : Self-test of 1 second 2: Green led on for 1 second and then turns off. The red LED starts flashing red to indicate a failure. This failure could be:
A: No control mode (Active DALI, DALI or 1-10V dim-to-off) is detected due to incorrect wiring or a defective driver. B: A driver status error occurred due to defect in driver, driver load or wiring. C: An overcurrent on the D+/1-10V control line occurred, due to connecting a power supply to the control line. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 7 3.5 Temperature sensor The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor has a built-in temperature sensor which can be requested the Luxon light management system. The range of the temperature sensor is -40C/-40F to +100C/+212F, however in normal operation the maximum internal temperature is 80C/176F. 3.6 Lux sensor The Luxon IoT node outdoor has an integrated light sensor to measure lux values from 0 to 1000 lux. The lux sensor will be used in the future to support twilight switch functionality. 3.7 Motion sensor input The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor supports motion sensors with a 0-10V, OC (open collector) or potential free contact interface, see chapter 5.4 for more information and supported sensors. 3.8 Device ID To communicate to every single device in the mesh network, every Luxon IoT Node Outdoor has an unique device ID. See the image below where you can find the device ID on the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. Device ID OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 8 4 Compatible LED drivers The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor can control up to 4 drivers within one luminaire. The control interface can be either Active DALI, DALI or 1-10V dim-to-off mode. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor determines the interface control mode automatically by measuring supply voltage and dimming interface voltage of the connected driver(s). For possible drivers see Luxon Portal:
https://portal.nedap-luxon.com Nedap Light Controls offer a service to evaluate your luminaire after integration of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor to prove the compatibility with the Luxon Light Management system. We recommend to make a luminaire available for evaluation. 4.1 LED drivers with an Active DALI interface In Active DALI mode, the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is powered by the Active DALI driver through the dimming interface. DALI communication is used to control the driver via the same dimming interface, which is polarity sensitive. Up to four drivers can be controlled by connecting their DALI ports in parallel. All Philips/Signify Xitanium SR and Osram DEXAL drivers are compatible with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. Wiring diagram 1: Active DALI application with Luxon IoT Node Outdoor Note: Each Active DALI driver provides approximately 50mA of current on the DALI bus. It is recommended to turn on only two DALI power supplies to ensure proper communication of up to 4 LED drivers in parallel. To turn off the DALI power supply, use the appropriate programmer. (See Philips/Signify or Osram Digital Systems website) 4.2 LED drivers with a DALI interface In DALI mode, power the Luxon IoT outdoor by a 24Vdc supply voltage. The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor provides the DALI bus voltage and communication through the dimming port to DALI drivers. The DALI output is polarity sensitive although most drivers do not have a polarity sensitive DALI port. Up to four drivers can be controlled by connecting the dimming ports in parallel. DALI driver requirements:
All IEC 62386 compliant DALI drivers are compatible with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. One driver or auxiliary power supply needs to supply 24V to the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor; (Power consumption IoT node: 250mW) See also chapter 5.5 about auxiliary power supplies. Note that driver manufacturers do not always implement all DALI commands i.e. query status. Please make sure the 24V supply voltage remains available in the 'OFF' status OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 9
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Wiring diagram 2: DALI application with Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 4.3 LED drivers with a 1-10V interface In 1-10V mode, the dimming voltage range is from 1 to 10V, the output can be set to 0V to switch the LED driver off. The LED driver need to support dim-to-off functionality for this feature. The IoT node supply voltage must be 12Vdc or 24Vdc. All 1-10V drivers according to the IEC 60929 / ANSI C82.11 annex A standard with internal or external 12Vdc or 24Vdc auxiliary supply and dim-to-off functionality (see required threshold level in the specification) shall be compatible with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. Wiring diagram 3: 1-10V dim-to-off application with Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 1-10V driver requirements:
- One driver needs to supply 12V or 24V to the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor; (Power consumption IoT node: 250mW)
- Please make sure the auxiliary voltage remains available in the 'OFF' status
- All drivers needs to have dim-to-off functionality. Note:
- For some drivers the control wires have to be considered as basic isolated signals.
- If the 1-10V driver does not support an auxiliary voltage, an auxiliary power supply can be used. See chapter 5.5. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 10 5 Design-in considerations 5.1 Receptacle mounting TE connectivity is one of the suppliers of the Zhaga receptacle. Below you will find the basic information out of the application specification of TE connectivity. TE connectivity part number 2213858-1 5.1.1 Mounting Receptacle can be used on a luminaire housing thickness between 1.5mm to 6.0mm. Torque mounting nut within the range of 1.8 to 2.4 N-m using a 27mm hex socket. See Figure below. Source: TE Connectivity 5.1.2 Mounting Hole Pattern The recommended mounting hole is shown in Figure below. Source: TE Connectivity OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 11 5.1.3 Sealing Cap In case the IoT node is not mounted during installation, make sure a sealing cap of TE connectivity will be used to maintain the IP rating of the luminaire. Colour Dark Gray Light Gray TE connectivity part number 2213795-1 2213795-2 5.2 Wire connections 5.2.1 Wire locations The receptacle is wired on the bottom side of the assembly; access from the inside of the luminaire. Wire entry locations are labeled 1, 2, 3, and 4, see picture below. Pin 1 2 3 4 Type
+24Vdc supply input DALI - / minus DALI + / 0-10V Sensor input Source: TE Connectivity 5.2.2 Wire selection and preparation The receptacle assembly will accept 16 thru 20AWG solid and 18 thru 20AWG stranded tin-dipped copper wire only. The table in Figure xx provides wire selection for the Poke-In Connectors. The maximum cable length from the receptacle to the driver and motion sensor is 3 meter. Source: TE Connectivity For more detailed information of the Zhaga book 18 receptacle, see application specification of TE connectivity on the website: https://www.te.com/usa-en/about-te/news-center/lumawise-endurance-s.html OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 12 5.3 Position and RF performance The RF radiation pattern of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is directed mainly in one direction as showed is the picture below. Requirements to give the antenna the best possible free 360 RF communication performance:
- Avoid metal parts close to the antenna.
- Mount the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor pointing downwards or upwards for optimal RF performance.
- Avoid large horizontal oriented metal parts within 75mm or 3 measured from the center of the antenna. 5.4 Supported motion sensors The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor sensor input is a universal sensor input for the Nedap motion sensor and several third party motion sensors. The sensor input is compatible with sensors which have an analog 1-10V interface, an open collector output or potential free low current relay contacts. The sensor input has an ON/OFF programmable current source of 2mA maximum. 5.4.1 Luxon motion sensor The Luxon motion sensor is an PIR high bay 12m / 39ft motion sensor which can be easily connected to the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor without an auxiliary supply. This sensor is IP65 and can be universally used indoor and outdoor. A masking set can be ordered separately. Description Luxon Motion Sensor 12m/39ft universal mount Lens Mask Set Part number 9984526 4605675 OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 13 The Luxon Motion Sensor shall be connected as shown in diagram A by using appropriate wire connectors. The Luxon Motion Sensor cable shall not be lengthened. Luxon Motion sensor color coding:
0V wire = brown Signal wire S = white Diagram A: Connecting a Luxon motion sensor The white wire of the Luxon Motion Sensor is connected to the sensor input of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. And the brown wire to the 0V of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor. 5.4.2 Third party motion sensors Third party motion sensors shall be connected as shown in diagram B. Note that third party sensor requires a 12V or 24V external supply voltage, either from the LED driver or from an auxiliary power supply, see chapter 5.5. In case of a sensor with programmable time delay settings make sure they are set to the lowest value, either by factory default (preferred) or by hand or using a programming device. Also disable the sensor light dependent switch if applicable. Diagram B: Connecting a third party motion sensor OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 14 Figure 2: Sensor output switching to 12 to 24Vdc Sensor interface output requirements 1: Is case of an open collector output or potential free relay low current contact. Figure 1: Sensor output switching to 0V. Maximum IoT node current: 2mA max. 2: In case of an analog 0-10V sensor output voltage.
- Maximum Luxon IoT node sensor input voltage:
- Input resistance Luxon IoT node sensor input:
Safety notes If the sensor is supplied from mains directly, the sensor signal output shall be SELV or Basic isolated. Released compatible sensors For an overview of compatible sensors and wiring diagrams and settings, please refer to portal.nedap-luxon.com. When you are using other sensors we recommend a final compatibility check by Nedap Light Controls with a sample provided to Nedap Light Controls in Groenlo Holland.
+28Vdc 20k OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 15 5.5 Auxiliary Power Supply To power the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor and / or third party sensors, an auxiliary power supply can be used in cases that the LED driver has no auxiliary power supply available or has no active DALI port like Philips SR or Osram Dexal. In this chapter , the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor power supply requirements are shown followed by additional requirements for auxiliary power supplies and location of compatible 24V power supplies. Requirements Power Supply In the table below the power supply requirements for the Luxon IoT node Outdoor are specified. Control Interface 1-10V DALI Voltage (V) 12 or 24V 10%
24V 10%
Min. operating Current (mA) 6 6 Max. operating Current (mA) 20 20 Inrush Current (mA) 50 50 Additional Requirements Auxiliary Power Supply In case the IoT node is used without sensor, the table above shall be used to find the power supply output specification. In case an additional sensor is used:
- its operating voltage range shall correspond with the chosen value for the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor (12 or 24V)
- its current shall be added to the current for the IoT node to obtain the total operating supply current Other supply requirements to be considered:
-minimum load specification of 6mA or less
-the maximum Ta or Tc shall not be exceeded
-evaluate if output derating is required in case of high operating temperature
-the supply lifetime shall match the luminaire lifetime
-the mains surge protection level shall match the luminaire protection level
-some power supplies require a mains fuse
-the input mains voltage range shall match Compatible 24V Auxiliary Power Supplies For an overview of electrical compatible auxiliary power supplies, please refer to portal.nedap-luxon.com. 5.6 Product responsibility The Luxon IoT Node Outdoor is designed for Luminaires with an Zhage book 18 receptacle. Safe and reliable operation requires that the end-product complies with the relevant standards and regulations. The manufacturer of the end-product remains responsible for the quality and performance of the luminaire with the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor in compliance with the contents of this OEM Design Guide as well as for the total system in the market. The ratings in the specifications of the Luxon IoT Node Outdoor shall not be exceeded when it is used in the actual operating conditions. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 16 6 Luminaire End-Of-Line test To test a luminaire with the integrated Luxon IoT Node Outdoor, Nedap can supply two different test tools. If you do not have a computer available you will need to use the Luxon wireless OEM test unit otherwise you can test your luminaire with the Luxon wireless control tool. In case you want to test an integrated motion sensor, use the Luxon wireless control tool. 6.1 Luxon Wireless Control Tool With the Luxon Wireless Control Tool you can test and demonstrate the functionality of your luminaire with integrated Luxon IoT Node Outdoor plugged on. You can select a luminaire and switch it on and off and dim to a level between 10% and 100%. You can also retrieve luminaire information about the operation mode (Active DALI, DALI, 1-10V dim-to-off), internal temperature, operating hours and more. You need a Windows based laptop and Luxon wireless USB key to use this tool. See our partner portal to download the software and user manual. Ordering information Luxon Wireless USB key Part number: 8014990 6.2 Luxon Wireless OEM Test Unit With the Luxon Wireless OEM test unit you can check the wireless communication and the correct wiring of the mains and control wires of the luminaires in your production line. You can control (switch on/off and dim) the luminaire manually by simply connect and operate with two switches. The control interface can also be connected to your automated production test tool. You only need this test unit (no laptop or other peripherals needed) to control a luminaire. See the manual delivered together with the test unit how to connect it and control your luminaire. Required switches are not included. Ordering information Luxon Wireless OEM test unit Part number: 9984968 OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 17 7 Compatible Luxon Software Software Floorplanner Luxon Light Controller (LLC) Version 4.9.0 or higher 2.17.3.3620 or higher In case your software version is lower than indicated above, contact Nedap customer support at:
EUROPE: support-europe@nedap-luxon.com AMERICAS: support-americas@nedap-luxon.com 8 FCC and ISED Declarations Compliance statement (part 15.19) This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules and to RSS210 of Industry Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Dclaration Conformit Cet appareil se conforme aux normes RSS exempts de license du Industry Canada. Lopration est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes
(1) cet appareil ne doit causer aucune interfrence, et
(2) cet appareil doit accepter nimporte quelle interfrence, y inclus interfrence qui peut causer une opration non pas voulu de cet appareil. Warning (part 15.21) Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. RF Exposure (OET Bulletin 65) To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements for mobile transmitting devices, this transmitter should only be used or installed at locations where there is at least 20cm separation distance between the antenna and all persons. OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 18 9 Specsheet Luxon IoT Node Outdoor OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 19 j S u b e c t t o c h a n g e w i t h o u t n o t i c e
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) Luxon Connected Light Management Nedap N.V. Parallelweg 2 7141 DC Groenlo The Netherlands T +31 (0)544 471 111 info@nedap-luxon.com www.nedap-luxon.com OEM Design-in Guide Luxon IoT Node Outdoor 20
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