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DALI manual - Tridonic

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.c<strong>DALI</strong> multi controller: <strong>DALI</strong> MC<strong>DALI</strong> multi controller: <strong>DALI</strong> MCDescriptionThe <strong>DALI</strong> MC is a multifunctional control module for the <strong>DALI</strong> circuit. It has four independent inputs with freelyconfigurable functions. Any standard switches compatible with mains voltage can be connected to the module. It is alsopossible to control the inputs of the <strong>DALI</strong> MC via relays.There is also the option of providing a power supply monitoring system with the <strong>DALI</strong> MC. When the power supplyreturns a predefined lighting status is retrieved by the <strong>DALI</strong> MC. Its compact design means that the <strong>DALI</strong> MC can beinstalled together with standard switches in a flush-mounted box. The <strong>DALI</strong> circuit can therefore be decentralised.The four inputs are configured by means of masterCONFIGURATOR (see Reference list).The <strong>DALI</strong> MC module is multi-master-compatible so several control modules can be used in a <strong>DALI</strong> circuit.ConnectionThe <strong>DALI</strong> MC switch module is connected directly to the <strong>DALI</strong> control line and does not need a separate power supply.It is powered via the <strong>DALI</strong> circuit (current draw = 6 mA). It can be connected to the <strong>DALI</strong> circuit with either polarity.½ CAUTION!The connection leads between the switch or button and the <strong>DALI</strong> MC must not be longer than 50 cm.The <strong>DALI</strong> circuit is not SELV. This means that the switches and cabling must be suitable for mains voltage.<strong>DALI</strong> Manual | 08-2013 | en35 / 93

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