OnSiteLight Parameter Settings

Set parameters for OnSiteLight. Parameters must be set before the system can be put into operation.

Basic Settings

Basic settings for the equipment.

Factory Setup

Load factory settings. All parameters are set to the specified factory settings.

• Must be performed before the equipment can be put into operation
• Can be performed again if factory settings must be restored
• If licenses are changed, the factory setup must be performed again

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLFAC	-	-	-	-	OSLFAC

ProgramProgram type installed in the device.

Set which program the equipment must use.

• Must be selected before the equipment can be used

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLPRG	-	0..1	0 = Disabled 1 = Standard	0	OSLPRG 1

Access Control

Set how the customer must be validated or whether the equipment is available for free use.

• Must be selected before the equipment can be used

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLACC	-	0..3	0 = Blocked (the equipment is blocked and cannot be used) 1 = Free (the equipment is open for free use by everyone, and all consumption is registered to the system accountThe 'Unknown' system account in the customer database is used for consumption from unknown customers or equipment configured for free use.) 2 = Payment (the equipment validates the customer, and only approved customers are accepted) 3 = Mixed (the equipment uses Payment first; if the customer is not validated, Free is used)	2	OSLACC 1

Name

Set the name of the equipment. The name is used, for example, if the equipment sends a messageA message sent by the equipment to one or more configured users, for example an SMS or email alarm..

• If no name is specified, the system nameName combined with messages sent by the equipment, such as the default system name 'Viking' or a user-selected name. is used
• Hint - the shorter the name, the more space there is for other text, for example when the name is combined with an alarm textExample alarm text: 'Viking - power supply is disconnected! Regards, Vikingegaarden'.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLNAME	-	Max. 20 characters	Numbers or letters	-	OSLNAME Viking

Greeting

Set a greeting for the equipment. The greeting is used, for example, if the equipment sends a messageA message sent by the equipment to one or more configured users, for example an SMS or email alarm..

• If no greeting is specified, the system greetingGreeting text that can be combined with a message sent by the equipment, for example 'Regards, Vikingegaarden'. is used
• Hint - the shorter the greeting, the more space there is for other text, for example when the name is combined with an alarm textExample alarm text: 'Viking - power supply is disconnected! Regards, Vikingegaarden'.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLREGARDS	-	Max. 20 characters	Numbers or letters	-	OSLREGARDS Vikingegaarden

Local Presence

Set whether the user must be on site to operate the equipment.

• If local presence is disabled, the user can operate the equipment, for example from home

• Note relevant legislation about remote operation of equipmentEquipment such as a ServicePedestal or WaterStation.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLLOCCON	-	0..1	0 = Local presence required 1 = Local presence not required	0	OSLLOCCON 1

Light Sources

Set parameters for light sources.

Start Timeout

Set the time from when the user presses the start button until the light source must be on. If the time expires, the user approval is cancelled and the user must start again, or another user can use the light source.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLSTARTTIM	-	0..6	0 = Function disabled >0 = Number of minutes (recommended)	2	OSLSTARTTIM 1

End Timeout

Set the time from when the user has turned on the light source until the system turns off the light source or sets the level to minimum lighting or higher. For example, the light source is turned on and the system turns off after 8 hours. This prevents light sources from remaining on if a user forgets to turn them off. In other words, the user is automatically disconnected and light sources are turned off after the specified time.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLSTOPTIM	-	0..32000	0 = Function disabled >0 = Number of hours (recommended)	24	OSLSTOPTIM 48

Lighting Control

Set parameters for how the lighting must operate.

Operating Mode

Set the operating mode for the lighting. Lighting can be controlled manually or set to automatic. In automatic operation, the light turns on shortly before sunset and turns off shortly after sunrise.

• Lamps connected on the DALIDALI (Digital Addressable Lighting Interface) is a standardized digital protocol for lighting control. bus are regulated steplessly and use settings for minimum and maximum brightness
• Lamps connected to digital outputs are turned on or off and cannot be regulated

• When automatic mode is selected, lamps can always be overridden, for example from a push button

• Note that time-controlled operation is used as backup for lux-controlled operation in case of errors

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLLIGHT	-	0..3	0 = Constantly off 1 = Constantly on (turns on to work lighting) 2 = Time controlled (turns on to basic lighting at sunset) 3 = Lux controlled (turns on to basic lighting in darkness according to the selected lux level)	2	OSLLIGHT 1

Location

Set the latitude and longitude for the equipment location used to calculate sunrise and sunset.

• Kordinat system: WGS84World Geodetic System 1984.
• Anvend fx Google kort til at finde kordinater (kordinater for Vikingegaarden er fx: 55.900540, 9.393530)
• See in Google Maps how latitude and longitude can be found on Google Maps
• Note that coordinates are shared with other concepts (if coordinates are changed here, they also change for ServicePedestal, for example)

 

Correction Profile

Select correction profile for time-controlled operation.

• The lighting can, for example, be set to turn on 15 minutes before sunset and turn off 15 minutes after sunset
• Note that the profile should always be set because time-controlled operation is used as backup for lux-controlled operation in case of errors
• Note that the profile is shared with other concepts (if the profile is changed here, it also changes for ServicePedestal, for example)

Lux 

Set the lux count for lux-controlled operation.

• The light turns on when daylight falls below the configured lux count
• In case of an error in lux control, the system automatically switches over and uses time control until the error has been corrected
• Note that lux-controlled operation requires a centrally controlled lux meter
• Note that the lux count is shared with other concepts (if the lux count is changed here, it also changes for ServicePedestal, for example)

Minimum Lighting

Set the desired level for minimum lighting. For example, the system sets the lighting level to 10% when minimum lighting is activated.

• Typically used when absolute minimum lighting is required and the area only needs to be identifiable
• Note - if a motion detector is connected and motion is detected, the system automatically raises brightness to the configured basic lighting level
• Note - if the centrally controlled light meter is activated, brightness is regulated continuously according to the current lux measurement. For example, in half-light the level is set to 50% of the specified minimum lighting, and in darkness it is set to minimum lighting
• Note - not all lamp types can be regulated from 0 to 100%; for example, some types cannot be regulated below 40% brightness

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLLUXMIN	-	0..100	0 = Off 1..100 corresponds to the desired brightness as a percentage of full brightness	10	OSLLUXMIN 15

Basic Lighting

Set the desired level for basic lighting. For example, the system sets the lighting level to 20% when basic lighting is activated.

• Typically used when there is traffic in the area and the lighting makes it possible to move around without using other light sources
• Note - if the centrally controlled lux meter is activated, brightness is regulated continuously according to the current lux measurement. For example, in half-light the level is set to 50% of the specified basic lighting, and in darkness it is set to basic lighting
• Note - not all lamp types can be regulated from 0 to 100%; for example, some types cannot be regulated below 40% brightness

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLLUXBASIC	-	0..100	0 = Off 1..100 corresponds to the desired brightness as a percentage of full brightness	20	OSLLUXBASIC 25

Work Lighting

Set the desired level for work lighting. For example, the system sets the lighting level to 80% when work lighting is activated.

• Typically used when work is being performed in the area and the lighting illuminates the area
• Important - if the lighting is oversized, 70% brightness may, for example, illuminate the area sufficiently and 100% brightness may not be necessary
• Note - if the centrally controlled light meter is activated, brightness is regulated continuously according to the current lux measurement. For example, in half-light the level is set to 50% of the specified work lighting, and in darkness it is set to work lighting

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLLUXWORK	-	0..100	0 = Off 1..100 corresponds to the desired brightness as a percentage of full brightness	80	OSLLUXWORK 85

Maximum Lighting

Set the desired level for maximum lighting. For example, the system sets the lighting level to 100% when maximum lighting is activated.

• Typically used when work is being performed in the area and maximum lighting strength is required for demanding tasks
• Note - if the centrally controlled light meter is activated, brightness is regulated continuously according to the current lux measurement. For example, in half-light the level is set to 50% of the specified maximum lighting, and in darkness it is set to maximum lighting

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLLUXMAX	-	0..100	0 = Off 1..100 corresponds to the desired brightness as a percentage, where 100 is full strength	100	OSLLUXMAX 95

Motion Detector

Set parameters for how the motion detector should function.

Motion Detector

Set whether a motion detector is connected to the system. When motion is detected, the system increases the level from minimum lighting to basic lighting for the specified time. For example, when motion is detected, brightness increases from minimum lighting (10%) to basic lighting (20%). After the specified time, for example 20 minutes with no motion detected, brightness is lowered to minimum lighting, which may be set to 10%.

• Note - a license is required before this function can be used

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLMOVON	-	0..1	0 = No function 1 = Motion detector connected and activated	0	OSLMOVON 1

Sensitivity

Set motion detector sensitivity. The higher the sensitivity, the more motion it detects.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLMOVSEN	-	0..100	0 = Least sensitive 1..100 corresponds to the desired sensitivity as a percentage, where 100 is most sensitive	50	OSLMOVSEN 60

Light Time

Set how long the system waits after detected motion before regulating brightness back to minimum lighting.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLMOVTIM	-	1..120	Minutes	20	OSLMOVTIM 25

Order Number

Set parameters for handling order numberOrder number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. When this function is used, the user can enter an order numberOrder number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order., which is registered together with the energy consumption. When the user calls the equipment, an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. is sent to the user. The user must reply with the desired order numberOrder number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. When the equipment receives the SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. with the order numberOrder number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order., the lamp is switched on.

• Requires the user in Emiko to be marked as required to use order numberOrder number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. Contact the system owner if this function is required
• Order number can consist of numbers and letters and has a maximum length of 32 characters
• Order number can be blank
• Note - a license is required before this function can be used

Response Time

Set the time from when the user receives an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. until the user must reply with an order numberOrder number from an ERP system or similar source, used as a reference to the customer order.. If the user does not reply before the time expires, the user must, for example, call again and a new SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. is sent.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLORDTIM	-	1..8	Minutes	2	OSLORDTIM 3

SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. type

Set how SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. messages are displayed on the recipient's phone. An SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. can be shown as a standard SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. or as an SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. that is displayed on the screen in a new window for a more visible presentation. The downside of a displayed SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. is that it disappears again and must be found among standard SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. messages when it needs to be answered.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Factory setting	Example
OSLUSEFLASH	-	0..1	0 = Standard SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone. (recommended) 1 = Shown SMSSMS is a text message that can be sent or received with a mobile phone.	0	OSLUSEFLASH 1