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ADDICT v3.0.1 User Manual DALI Functionality

Program 1 by 1

Program 1 by 1 allows the programming of stored settings for one device at a time. Program 1

by 1 also doesn’t require that the address stored in the ADDICT

and the address of the device

on the line match.

The first example shows the device with address 41 on the DALI line being programmed with the

stored settings with the same address under bus ID 2. The second example shows the device

with address 0 on the DALI line being programmed with the stored settings of address 37 from

bus ID 93:

After selecting the bus ID, source and target addresses, further confirmation is still required

before the device will be programmed.

Selectable values:

• Bus ID (0 – 99) – the bus ID associated with the stored settings to use when programming

(only existing bus ID’s can be selected)

• Source Addr (0 – 63) – the stored settings with the selected source address (and bus ID)

will be used during programming (only addresses that are stored can be selected)

• Target Addr (0 – 63) – the address of the device on the DALI line to be programmed.

Press enter to proceed to confirmation

• Confirmation (YES, NO) – Press enter to confirm Program 1 by 1, YES to start

programming, NO to cancel

View Stored

View Stored for programming is identical to View Stored found under capturing (see page 37).

Recv. from PC

Recv. from PC receives device settings data from a PC (or other device capable of transmitting

RS-232 serial data) and stored it in the ADDICT

. The format of the data is the same as that sent

using Transmit to PC under capturing (see page 38).

After each line of data is received (with no detected errors), the data contained in that line is

stored into a device settings memory slot in the ADDICT

. The slot chosen depends if the

combination of address and bus ID from the received data exists in the ADDICT

already. If it

already exists, the slot with that address and bus ID is overwritten. Otherwise a free slot is used

if available.

While receiving the data, the number of slots that have been used (either new or updated) is

displayed, as well as the number of free slots that can still be used.