Zigbee to DALI and 0/1-10V Converter User Guide
Comprehensive user guide for the Zigbee to DALI and 0/1-10V converter. Learn how to configure DIP switches, wire the device, pair with Zigbee networks, and control lighting via DALI or 0/1-10V signals.
Table of contents
Quick guide from the manual
This device is a Zigbee 3.0 converter that allows control of DALI or 0/1-10V lighting systems via Zigbee signals or a physical push switch. Before installation, ensure the power is disconnected. The device requires specific configuration via DIP switches before it is powered on. Key operations include pairing with a Zigbee hub or using TouchLink for direct remote control.
Device configuration
The device uses a bank of 10 DIP switches to define its operating mode. Important: Never change DIP switch settings while the device is powered.
- Output Selection (Switch 10): Set to DALI or 0/1-10V mode.
- DALI Device Type (Switches 8-9): Select the appropriate DALI type (DIM, DT8 Tc, DT8 XY, or DT8 RGBW) when in DALI mode.
- Control Mode (Switch 7): Choose between Address Mode (00-63) or Group Mode (0-15).
- Address/Group Selection (Switches 1-6): Set the specific DALI address or group number.
Wiring and installation
The device supports 110-240V AC input. It features a built-in DALI bus power supply (max 50mA), capable of powering up to 25 DALI control gears. Ensure the wiring matches the specific output type (DALI or 0/1-10V) as shown in the connection diagrams. The device is IP20 rated and should not be exposed to moisture.
Zigbee network pairing
There are two primary methods to connect the device to a network:
- Coordinator/Hub: Put your Zigbee controller into pairing mode, then power on the device. The device will enter pairing mode automatically. The LED will blink 5 times upon successful connection.
- TouchLink: Bring the remote within 10cm of the device. Use the 'Prog' button or power cycle the device to initiate TouchLink commissioning. This allows direct control without a hub.
Advanced features
- Find and Bind: Use the 'Prog' button (3 presses) to enter Find and Bind mode to link with target nodes.
- Green Power Switch: The device supports up to 20 Zigbee Green Power switches. Use the 'Prog' button (4 presses) to enter learning mode.
- OTA Updates: The device automatically checks for firmware updates from the Zigbee hub every 10 minutes.
Factory reset
If the device needs to be reset to factory defaults, press the 'Prog' button 5 times continuously, or power cycle the device 5 times from the master breaker. The LED will flash 3 times to confirm the reset.
Operation via push switch
When connected to an AC push switch, you can control the light intensity:
- Click: Switch ON/OFF.
- Press and hold: Increase or decrease light intensity. Release and press again to reverse the dimming direction.
Practical help
Common problems
Ensure the device is not already paired. Perform a factory reset by pressing the 'Prog' button 5 times or power cycling 5 times.
Ensure the remote is within 10cm of the device. If it times out (180s), reset the device power and try again.
DIP switches must be set while the device is powered OFF. Changes made while powered ON will not be registered.
Before use
- Disconnect power before changing any DIP switch settings.
- Verify the input voltage is 110-240V AC.
- Ensure the DALI bus load does not exceed 50mA (max 25 control gears).
- Confirm the desired output mode (DALI or 0/1-10V) is set via switch 10.
- If using DALI, ensure the correct device type (DT6/DT8) is selected via switches 8-9.
Specs in practice
- DALI Bus Power
- Built-in 50mA supply; no external DALI power supply needed.
- Operating Temperature
- -20°C to +50°C; ensure adequate ventilation.
- Zigbee Compatibility
- Supports Zigbee 3.0, TouchLink, and Green Power switches.
Model compatibility
- Compatible with universal Zigbee gateways and remotes.
- Supports up to 30 remotes per device after network pairing.
- Supports up to 20 Zigbee Green Power switches.
- DALI DT6 and DT8 (Tc, XY, RGBW) device types supported.
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