Wiki source code of Zummesh Dynamic White/CCT
Version 1.7 by Mark Kohlmann on 2021/09/07 21:19
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| 1 | Zum wireless supports dynamic white using DALI Groups 9-16 (8 to 15 for console purposes). Setup must be performed manually on the NETBRIDGE. Once done, ShowRunner can use the CCT channels to provide CCT data to the fixtures. Input from ShowRunner requires setting the scene recall for the CCT group to 255. Any value of 0-254 will be sent to the CCT channel directly and the input from ShowRunner will be ignored. | ||
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| 3 | ==== Typical Setup for up to 6 zones, 5 fixture types: | ||
| 4 | ==== | ||
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| 6 | (% border="1" style="width:500px" %) | ||
| 7 | |=DALI Group|=Name|=Fixture Type|=Control Type | ||
| 8 | |0|Downlights, Main|F0|Intensity | ||
| 9 | |1|Accent Lights|F1a|Intensity | ||
| 10 | |2|Spot Lights|F3|Intensity | ||
| 11 | |3|Troffers|F4c|Intensity | ||
| 12 | |4|Linear|F9|Intensity | ||
| 13 | |5|Downlights @ Screen|F0|Intensity | ||
| 14 | |6|-|-|Intensity | ||
| 15 | |7|-|-|Intensity | ||
| 16 | |8|Downlights CCT|F0|Color | ||
| 17 | |9|Accent Lights CCT|F1a|Color | ||
| 18 | |10|Spot Lights CCT|F3|Color | ||
| 19 | |11|Troffers CCT|F4c|Color | ||
| 20 | |12|Linear CCT|F9|Color | ||
| 21 | |13|-|-|Color | ||
| 22 | |14|-|-|Color | ||
| 23 | |15|-|-|Color | ||
| 24 | |||
| 25 | ==== Caveats: ==== | ||
| 26 | |||
| 27 | * Only intensity/CCT fixtures are supported. This will not work with warm/cool fixtures. | ||
| 28 | * NETBRIDGE must be attached to the ZUMMESH-JOBX-DALI. Only 1 ZUMMESH-JBOX-DALI is supported per room. Use Zum Wired or DIN-DALI-2 if more capabilities are needed. | ||
| 29 | * Supports up to 8 CCT channels, DALI Groups 9-16 (8 to 15 for console purposes) | ||
| 30 | * Zum Scene must have the CCT channel set to 255 to accept input from ShowRunner. Values of 0-254 will be sent directly to the group as fixed colors. | ||
| 31 | * Setup must be done from the gateway console | ||
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| 33 | ==== Setup Steps: ==== | ||
| 34 | |||
| 35 | 1. Address all DALI drivers attached to the JBOX. This can be done via the gateway console or via the Zum app on iOS/Android. | ||
| 36 | Command: //rfrcon <**NetbridgeID**> DALIGLOBALADDRESS <**Action**>// | ||
| 37 | **Action**: 0=stop, 1=start, 3=get status | ||
| 38 | Example (NETBRIDGE RF-ID 1A): //rfrcon 1A DALIGLOBALADDRESS 1// | ||
| 39 | 1. Create DALI Groups. If group already exists then go to step 3. This must be done from the gateway console. | ||
| 40 | Command: //rfrcon <**NetbridgeID**> DALIGROUPADDDELETE <**GroupID**> <**Operation**> <**GroupName**>// | ||
| 41 | **GroupID: **0 to 15 | ||
| 42 | **Operation:** 0=Delete Group, 1=Add Intensity Group, 3=Add Color Group | ||
| 43 | **GroupName: **Name of the group, no spaces, 16 characters max | ||
| 44 | Example (NETBRIDGE RF-ID 1A): //rfrcon 1A DALIGROUPADDDELETE 8 3 TypeF1-Color// | ||
| 45 | 1. Modify DALI Group to color, only needed if step 2 was not done. If step 2 was performed skip this step. | ||
| 46 | Command: //rfrcon <**NetbridgeID**> DALIGROUPSETTWRITE <**GroupID**> 14 <**GroupType**>// | ||
| 47 | **GroupID: **0 to 15 | ||
| 48 | **GroupType:** 0=Intensity, 1=Color | ||
| 49 | Example: (NETBRIDGE RF-ID 1A): //rfrcon 1A DALIGROUPSETTWRITE 8 14 1// | ||
| 50 | 1. Set Scene settings for Color Support. Enables or uses a fixed value for color temperature on color groups. | ||
| 51 | Command: rfrcon <**NetbridgeID**> DALIGROUPCOMMAND 4 <**GroupID**> <**SceneID**> <**SceneLevel**> <**AnalogInput**> <**FadeTime**> | ||
| 52 | **GroupID**: 8 to 15 | ||
| 53 | **SceneID**: Scene number (1 to 16) | ||
| 54 | **SceneLevel**: 255 for ShowRunner control, 0-254 for fixed scene level | ||
| 55 | **AnalogInput**: Analog input to use from the control system, should be equal to **GroupID **- 7 | ||
| 56 | **FadeTime**: Fade time in 1/10th of a second | ||
| 57 | Example (NETBRIDGE RF-ID 1A): //rfrcon 1A DALIGROUPCOMMAND 8 1 255 1 10// | ||
| 58 | Example (NETBRIDGE RF-ID 1A): //rfrcon 1A DALIGROUPCOMMAND 15 1 255 8 10// |