Sophisticated yet. solutions. Dynalite Integration Devices. Benefits. Features. Application

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1 Lighting Sophisticated yet simple energyefficient lighting solutions Within any modern project, many third-party systems can be found performing different roles. Each separate system may use a different protocol for communication. Philips Dynalite has developed a range of gateway devices that can be used to synchronize these systems functions into one integrated system solution. By utilizing the correct gateway, different systems can be integrated, allowing end-users access to a fully automated site from one interface.by successfully integrating third-party systems with a Dynalite solution, repetitive enduser interaction is reduced. Benefits Reduces repetitive end-user interaction Allows access to fully automated site from one interface Features A range of different gateways provides different integration opportunities and network management options Application Depends on the lighting system in which the controls are used

2 Versions PDEG DLLI8I8O Dry Contact Interface The DIR-TX8 is designed to provide cost-effective integration and control of all types of infrared controllable devices, such as AV equipment. User-friendly PC software is used to program the DIR-TX8 with common IR codes from the supplied library. The DIR- TX8 also has an integrated IR receiver that is used to learn and save previously unknown IR codes. Multiple IR codes can be arranged into macros and played back at any time with a single DyNet command. The device includes an internal Programmable Logic Controller and supports all Philips Dynalite script commands. DMNG232 RS232 Network DDNG-KNX Network DPMI940-DALI Dry Contact Interface The DDFCUC024 is a fan coil unit controller designed for direct connection to components commonly found in air conditioning systems. Triac outputs are provided for controlling heating and cooling liquid valves and relay outputs for driving fan motors. A high capacity relay output is available for electric heaters. Inputs are provided for a resistive type temperature sensor and the device can use data from a networked temperature sensor such as the Philips Dynalite DTS900. Programmable auxiliary inputs are 2

3 Versions provided for peripherals such as smoke detectors, motion detectors, window open/close sensors and airflow detectors. The device can be networked with other equipment, such as Philips Dynalite Revolution DRP wall stations and DTP160 touch screens, via an on-board RS485 DyNet port. DDMIDC8 Low Level Input Integrator DDNG485 The Philips Dynalite DDNI485 is designed for cost-effective optical isolation of DyNet RS485 networks. The two opto-isolated RS485 ports enable the DDNI485 to implement a trunk and spur topology, with each spur being electrically isolated from the others so that a fault in one section of the network will be contained. It is a passive device that does not require programming. The DDNI-LON is designed to provide a LON single point interface to a Philips Dynalite control system. The DDNI-LON is based on Echelon Corporation s Neuron 3120 chip, which supports 63 SNVTs and will support preset control of 100 presets per area for 30 areas. Multiple DDNI-LON devices can be cascaded together to accommodate larger or more complex DyNet networks. The device is configured to operate on the LON network with Echelon Corporation s LonMaker. DDNG232 RS232 Network DDFCUC010 Fan Coil Unit Controller 3

4 Versions DNG232 RS232 Network DNG485 RS-485 / DMX512 PDEB Product details Front of the Envision 10/100 BaseT Front of the DLLI8I8O Dry Contact Interface RS-485 DyNet serial port and AUX programmable dry contact input on the DIR-TX8 IR Transmit Outputs on the DIR- TX8 4

5 Product details RS232 Port on the DMNG232 RS232 Network RS-485 Port and RJ12 socket on the DMNG232 RS232 Network DDNG-KNX_new_Front DDFCUC024_new_Front DDMIDC8_new_Front Detail photo of the DDNG485 DDNI485_new_Front Front of the DDNI-LON LON 5

6 Product details DDNG23_new_Front DDFCUC010_new_Front Front of the DNG232 RS232 Network Front of the DNG485 RS-485 / DMX512 Front image of the PDEB Ethernet Bridge integration device 2019 Signify Holding All rights reserved. Signify does not give any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the information included herein and shall not be liable for any action in reliance thereon. The information presented in this document is not intended as any commercial offer and does not form part of any quotation or contract, unless otherwise agreed by Signify. All trademarks are owned by Signify Holding or their respective owners , March 13 -