Download Application description DALI/KNX Gateway IP-N

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Dali/KNX Gateway IP-N
Panic mode
Central battery test mode
Burn-in mode
In addition to the number of devices and converters and
the individual failure types, the total failure rate is shown.
Please remember that the rate is calculated as a percentage of the total number of ECGs and converters in
the group. Use the Name field to enter a user-friendly
name for the group. The maximum number of characters
is 10. Press the √-button to confirm your entry. The
name is now saved on the gateway and loaded into the
ETS during the next synchronisation.
Click on the Run Hours tab in the header to see the accumulated operating hours of a lamp since its last reset
as well as the maximum life span that was configured in
the ETS. Use the button on the right to reset the counter
to 0.
To display the status information of an ECG, click on one
of the 64 ECG fields. Choose from one of the following
options: General, Run Hours, Burn-in and Test
Click on the Burn-in tab in the header to start and stop
the burn-in mode for the selected ECG.
Use the name field on the General page to enter a userfriendly name for the ECG. The maximum number of
characters is again 10. Press the √-button to confirm
your entry. The name is now saved on the gateway and
loaded into the ETS during the next synchronisation.
An ICON appears behind the word Alarm if a fault or
alarm has occurred. The meaning of the icons is as follows:
The maximum burn-in time that was configured in the
ETS and the already completed burn-in time are also
displayed.
If the selected ECG is a device for self-contained battery
emergency lights, you can also click on the Test tab.
Lamp failure
ECG failure
Converter failure
Life cycle exceeded
An ICON appears behind the word Mode if the ECG is
not in normal mode. The meaning of the icons is as
follows:
Permanent mode
B.E.G. GmbH / Rev. 2.2
This display shows the type of test, test result and date
and time of the last test. The status bar shows the failure
flags. A green bar means that the test was positive. A
red bar signals a negative test result.
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