Li Seng Technology SH-GWAYL10A IOT Gateway User Manual Microsoft PowerPoint Ppt0000012

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LightPRO System Setup Procedure

Greater China Regional Marketing

NXP Semiconductors

Feb 18, 2014

July 25, 2014

Contents

Setting up the Network

1. LightPRO dev kit overview

2. Setting up the LightPRO Network

- IP network side setup

- Jennet-IP network formation

- Group configuration

- Scene configuration

3. How to use the remote (to do On/OFF, Grouping, Dimming)

Hardware – how to make a LightPRO SSL Driver

4. How to connect a LightPRO module

LightPRO – hardware reference design

How to connect LightPRO (PWM 3.3V, 12V, and Analog 0-10V)

LightPRO module pinouts

General guidelines for connecting LightPRO

Testing your SSL Driver with LightPRO module

5. Where to buy LightPRO module and the other parts

Setting up the LightPRO Network

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LightPRO dev kit Overview

Wifi Router

IoT Gateway

Smart Bulbs

LightPRO Module SSL Driver

WiFi

Network

Side

Jennet-IP

Network Side

Lan Cable

Setting up the LightPRO network (1)

-IP network side setup

Step 1 Connect IoT Gateway to IPv4 network

ConnecttheIoTgatewaywithaLANRouter.ThenfindtheIPaddressofIoTgatewayintheclientlistofDHCPServer.

ThiswillallowPCwebtoaccesstotheIoTGatewayandJennet‐IPnetworkusingtheIPaddress.

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Setting up the LightPRO network (2)

-Jennet-IP network formation

Step 2 Enter Jennet-IP Network formation

OpenBrowser:http://192.168.0.xx.(IPaddressisdynamicallyassignedbytheDHCPserver)

Goto“GatewayConfigurationInterface”,typethepassword“snap”

Goto“Jennet‐IP”‐>“Whitelist” tab,waitforthelamps/remotetojointheJennet‐IPnetwork

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Setting up the LightPRO network (2)

-Jennet-IP network formation

Step 3 Add lamp to Jennet-IP network

Powerupthelamp,whichentersabreathmodetoindicateajoiningstate.

Refreshthepageof“Jennet‐IP”‐>“Whitelist” tabuntilthelampshowsup

Ticktocheckboxofthelampandclick“Save&Apply”

RepeatStep3toaddmorelamps

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Setting up the LightPRO network (2)

-Jennet-IP network formation

Step 4 Add Remote to Jennet-IP network

Initiatetheactivemodeoftheremotebypressing“PRGbutton‐>Upbutton‐>Downbutton‐>Upbutton”.

Refreshthepageof“Jennet‐IP”‐>“Whitelist” tabuntiltheremoteshowsup

Ticktocheckboxoftheremoteandclick“Save&Apply”

RepeatStep4toaddmoreremotes

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Setting up the LightPRO network (3)

-Group Configuration

Step 5 Enter Group Configuration

OpenBrowser:http://192.168.0.xx.(IPaddressisdynamicallyassignedbytheDHCPserver)

Goto“JIPBrowser‐>..‐>NetworkContents”,alljoinedlampswillshowout;

SelecttargetlampandthenChoose“Groups” MIBforgroupconfiguration

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Setting up the LightPRO network (3)

-Group Configuration

Step 6 Create a Group Entry to a lamp

Fillin“AddGroup” boxwithsupportedGroupIDandthen“Set”;

Whenthebottomlineshows“Success”,Refreshthe“Groups” table.

Notes1:TheGroupIDssupportedbytheAndroidSmartLightingAppare“0x15a00a”,“0x15b00b”,“0x15c00c”,“0x15d00d” and

“0x15f00f”.TheGroupIDssupportedbythePCwebare“0x15c00c”,“0x15d00d” and“0x15f00f”.

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Setting up the LightPRO network (3)

-Group Configuration

Step 7 Delete a Group Entry from a lamp

Fillin“RemoveGroup” boxwithaGroupIDthatisalreadyintheGrouptable,andthen“Set”;

Whenthebottomlineshows“Success”,Refreshthe“Groups” table.

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Setting up the LightPRO network (4)

-Scene Configuration

Step 8 Adjust Group Status for Scenes

Basedongroupcontrol,adjustthestatusoflampstotheexpectedscenevalue.

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Setting up the LightPRO network (4)

-Scene Configuration

Step 9 Enter Scene Configuration

Goto“JIPBrowser‐>..‐>NetworkContents”,alljoinedlampswillshowout;

Selecttargetlampthenchoose“BulbScene” MIBforsceneconfiguration.

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Setting up the LightPRO network (4)

-Scene Configuration

Step 10 Save Scene Configuration

SavethestatusofthebulbintoascenebyeditingoneofsupportedsceneIDinto“AddSceneID” andthen“Set”;

Gobacktothestep9,savethestatusforthesceneonebyoneuntilallbulbinthescenehasbeenaddressed.

Notes:ThevalidsceneIDsare0xA00A(Home),0xB00B(Away),0xC00C(Movie),0xD00D(Reading).

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Hardware – how to make a

LightPRO SSL Driver

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IoT Box Reference Design

Power Supply

PWM or 0-10V analog

Antenna mounting

LightPRO Module Pin

Connections

Testing

Q&A

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HowtoconnectaLightPROmodule(toan

SSL driver box)

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LightPRO - reference design

AC Power Input Outputs 0~10V or

PWM (500Hz)

90-275VAC

Universal AC

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How to connect LightPRO (1)

- Inside your IOT SSL Driver – simple 3.3V PWM case

In this example, we show how to interface to a SSL

Driver that accepts 0 to 3.3V PWM signal

NXP LightPRO

(2~3.6v)

3.3V PWM (Pin 14, 500Hz)

SSL DRIVER

3.3V DC output

PWM

dimming

control

input

ANT

+3.3V +-10%

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NXP PIMD3 or Equivalent (all R’s are 10k)

NXP LightPRO

(2~3.6v)

SSL DRIVER

12V DC output

PWM

dimming

control

input

LDO

~12V

PWM 500Hz

ANT

Pin 14 3.3V

PWM 500Hz

In this example, we show how to interface to a SSL

Driver that accepts 0 to ~12V PWM signal

How to connect LightPRO (2)

- Inside your IOT SSL Driver – simple 12V PWM case

~12-15V

+3.3V +-10%

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NXP Light Pro

(2~3.6v)

SSL DRIVER

15V DC output

0~10V

Analog

Control

Signal

LDO

How to connect LightPRO (3)

- Inside your IOT SSL Driver: 0-10V analog control case

ANT

Pin 15 3.3V

PWM 100kHz

+3.3V +-10%

~12-15V

In this example, we show how to interface to a SSL

Driver that accepts 0 to 10V analog control signal

0-10V Analog

Control

Use low power rail to rail input

and output opamp e.g. LT1006

or similar. Ensure opamp supply

is decoupled with 1uF cap close

to supply pins

LightPRO module Pins – Top View

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16 = +3.3V

Monitor

100kHz PWM

500Hz PWM 0V

LightPRO

module is FCC

Approved

Note that the PWM output signals are 0 to +3.3V. If your SSL driver requires

higher PWM voltages, you will need to buffer and amplify these signals

The ‘monitor’ output provides a separate indication of the LED output status

(ON/OFF and dim level) and can be used to drive an external monitor LED

through a transistor buffer. This is useful for testing SSL drivers on the ground

before installation. You do not have to use this feature for correct operation.

Typical current consumption: Rx = 17.5mA Tx = 15mA and operating

temperature range is -40 dec C to +85 deg C

See the link to the reference circuits for circuit details and ideas to interface the

module to your SSL Driver

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Function PinNumber Comments

0V 17

0V 18

+3.3V 16 +‐10%at25mA

100kHzPWM 15 0to+3.3VPWMusedtodevelop0‐10Vanalogdimingsignal

500HzPWM 14 0to+3.3VlowfrequencyPWMsignal

Monitor 27 Monitorsignal‐interfacetoLEDviatransistorbuffer

Bothpins17and18mustbeconnectedto0V

LightPROModuleElectricalConnections

LightPRO module – General Guidelines

Ensure the power supply entering the module is clean and stable. If

there are long traces between the +3.3V supply and the module,

decouple the power supply close to the LightPRO Module

Ensure there is no physical contact between the module and any other

components in your SSL Driver

Do not attempt to operate the module without an antenna, or with just a

piece of wire – the module performance and network performance will

be severely degraded

Do not pour potting compound over the LightPRO module – this may

affect the RF performance adversely

Ensure that the antenna socket mounted externally on your SSL driver

module is secure and does not rotate – if it does, this can result in a

broken connection inside your SSL driver module during installation

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Testing your SSL driver with LightPRO

module

Use the small reference network provided in the LightPRO Developers

Kit (2 lamps, 1 x gateway and 1 x remoter) plus an Android Smart

Phone or an Android Tablet

Get your module to join the network – this verifies that the RF section of

the system is operational

Check that the module functions all operate – this verifies that

hardware interface and application software layer is operating correctly

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Where to buy LightPRO module and the

other parts?

LightPRO Module: From distributors SAC, Zenitron, EDOM, Future,

Arrow, WPI, ZLG

Gateway: Liseng

Remote Control: NXP (more suppliers in Q2)

Sensors: Coming in Q2 (light and occupancy)

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FCC Statement:

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following

two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device

must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the

user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible

for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Li Seng Technology SH-GWAYL10A IOT Gateway User Manual Microsoft PowerPoint Ppt0000012

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