AS/NZS 62386.306:2024
Digital addressable lighting interface Part 306: Particular requirements – Input devices – General purpose sensor
Standard adopts and modifies IEC 62386 306:2023 which specifies requirements for input devices that provide sensor information or measurements to the lighting control system. This document is only applicable to input devices complying with AS/NZS IEC 62386.103.
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AS/NZS 62386.306:2024 Digital addressable lighting interface Particular requirements - Input devices - General purpose sensor
Preface
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 General
4.1 General requirements
4.2 Version number
4.3 Insulation
5 Electrical specification
6 Bus power supply
7 Transmission protocol structure
8 Timing
9 Method of operation
9.1 General
9.2 Instance type
9.3 Input signal and value
9.3.1 Input value
9.3.2 Sensor start-up and invalid measurements
9.3.3 Input signal range
9.3.4 Minimum and maximum input values
9.3.5 Measurement accuracy
9.4 Events
9.4.1 Priority use
9.4.2 Bus usage
9.4.3 Encoding
9.4.4 Event configuration
9.4.5 Event generation
9.5 Configuring the input device
9.5.1 Using the report timers
9.5.2 Using the deadtime timer
9.5.3 Setting the timers
9.5.4 Setting the hysteresis
9.5.5 Setting the alarm type
9.5.6 Querying alarm status
9.5.7 Setting the alarm levels
9.5.8 Setting the alarm hysteresis
9.5.9 Query sensor type
9.5.10 Setting magnitude
9.5.11 Manual configuration
9.6 Exception handling
9.6.1 Physical sensor failure
9.6.2 Manufacturer-specific errors
9.6.3 Error value
10 Declaration of variables
11 Definition of commands
11.1 General
11.2 Overview sheets
11.2.1 General
11.2.2 Standard commands
11.3 Event messages
11.3.1 INPUT NOTIFICATION (device/instance, event)
11.3.2 POWER NOTIFICATION (device)
11.4 Device control instructions
11.5 Device configuration instructions
11.6 Device queries
11.7 Instance control instructions
11.8 Instance configuration instructions
11.8.1 General
11.8.2 SET EVENT FILTER (DTR1:DTR0)
11.8.3 SET REPORT TIMER (DTR0)
11.8.4 SET ALARM REPORT TIMER (DTR0)
11.8.5 SET HYSTERESIS (DTR0)
11.8.6 SET DEADTIME TIMER (DTR0)
11.8.7 SET HYSTERESIS MIN (DTR0)
11.8.8 SET ALARM TYPE (DTR0)
11.8.9 SET MAGNITUDE (DTR0)
11.8.10 SET ALARM (DTR2,DTR1,DTR0)
11.8.11 SET ALARM HYSTERESIS (DTR2,DTR1,DTR0)
11.9 Instance queries
11.9.1 General
11.9.2 QUERY DEADTIME TIMER
11.9.3 QUERY INSTANCE ERROR
11.9.4 QUERY REPORT TIMER
11.9.5 QUERY ALARM REPORT TIMER
11.9.6 QUERY HYSTERESIS
11.9.7 QUERY HYSTERESIS MIN
11.9.8 QUERY MEASUREMENT VARIABLE (DTR0)
11.10 Special commands
Annex A (normative) Units of measure and quantity names
Annex B (informative) Guidance on the design of application controllers
Bibliography
Appendix ZZ (normative) Modifications to IEC 62386‑306:2023 for Australia and New Zealand
Figure 1 — IEC 62386 graphical overview
Figure 2 — Example of "measuredValue" changes and resultant hysteresis bands
Figure 3 — Example of "measuredValue" changes and alarm levels
Table 1 — Measurement and alarm events
Table 2 — Event filter
Table 3 — "alarmType"
Table 4 — "alarmIsActivated"
Table 5 — Example alarm event messages
Table 6 — Timer settings
Table 7 — Default and reset values for "hysteresisMin"
Table 8 — Set alarm
Table 10 — Set alarm disable values
Table 11 — "manualCapabilityInstance3xx" values
Table 12 — "instanceErrorByte" values
Table 13 — Declaration of device variables
Table 14 — Restrictions and modifications to instance variables defined in IEC 62386-103:2022
Table 15 — Declaration of instance variables
Table 16 — Standard commands
Table 17 — DTR reference
Table A.1 — "unitOfMeasurement" values
Table A.2 — "quantityName" values
Table B.1 — Calculating input values and event values from measurements
Table B.2 — Calculating measurements from event values
Table B.3 — Calculating input values and event values from measurements
Table B.4 — Calculating measurements from event values
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AS/NZS 62386.306:2024 Digital addressable lighting interface Particular requirements - Input devices - General purpose sensor
Preface
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 General
4.1 General requirements
4.2 Version number
4.3 Insulation
5 Electrical specification
6 Bus power supply
7 Transmission protocol structure
8 Timing
9 Method of operation
9.1 General
9.2 Instance type
9.3 Input signal and value
9.3.1 Input value
9.3.2 Sensor start-up and invalid measurements
9.3.3 Input signal range
9.3.4 Minimum and maximum input values
9.3.5 Measurement accuracy
9.4 Events
9.4.1 Priority use
9.4.2 Bus usage
9.4.3 Encoding
9.4.4 Event configuration
9.4.5 Event generation
9.5 Configuring the input device
9.5.1 Using the report timers
9.5.2 Using the deadtime timer
9.5.3 Setting the timers
9.5.4 Setting the hysteresis
9.5.5 Setting the alarm type
9.5.6 Querying alarm status
9.5.7 Setting the alarm levels
9.5.8 Setting the alarm hysteresis
9.5.9 Query sensor type
9.5.10 Setting magnitude
9.5.11 Manual configuration
9.6 Exception handling
9.6.1 Physical sensor failure
9.6.2 Manufacturer-specific errors
9.6.3 Error value
10 Declaration of variables
11 Definition of commands
11.1 General
11.2 Overview sheets
11.2.1 General
11.2.2 Standard commands
11.3 Event messages
11.3.1 INPUT NOTIFICATION (device/instance, event)
11.3.2 POWER NOTIFICATION (device)
11.4 Device control instructions
11.5 Device configuration instructions
11.6 Device queries
11.7 Instance control instructions
11.8 Instance configuration instructions
11.8.1 General
11.8.2 SET EVENT FILTER (DTR1:DTR0)
11.8.3 SET REPORT TIMER (DTR0)
11.8.4 SET ALARM REPORT TIMER (DTR0)
11.8.5 SET HYSTERESIS (DTR0)
11.8.6 SET DEADTIME TIMER (DTR0)
11.8.7 SET HYSTERESIS MIN (DTR0)
11.8.8 SET ALARM TYPE (DTR0)
11.8.9 SET MAGNITUDE (DTR0)
11.8.10 SET ALARM (DTR2,DTR1,DTR0)
11.8.11 SET ALARM HYSTERESIS (DTR2,DTR1,DTR0)
11.9 Instance queries
11.9.1 General
11.9.2 QUERY DEADTIME TIMER
11.9.3 QUERY INSTANCE ERROR
11.9.4 QUERY REPORT TIMER
11.9.5 QUERY ALARM REPORT TIMER
11.9.6 QUERY HYSTERESIS
11.9.7 QUERY HYSTERESIS MIN
11.9.8 QUERY MEASUREMENT VARIABLE (DTR0)
11.10 Special commands
Annex A (normative) Units of measure and quantity names
Annex B (informative) Guidance on the design of application controllers
Bibliography
Appendix ZZ (normative) Modifications to IEC 62386‑306:2023 for Australia and New Zealand
Figure 1 — IEC 62386 graphical overview
Figure 2 — Example of "measuredValue" changes and resultant hysteresis bands
Figure 3 — Example of "measuredValue" changes and alarm levels
Table 1 — Measurement and alarm events
Table 2 — Event filter
Table 3 — "alarmType"
Table 4 — "alarmIsActivated"
Table 5 — Example alarm event messages
Table 6 — Timer settings
Table 7 — Default and reset values for "hysteresisMin"
Table 8 — Set alarm
Table 10 — Set alarm disable values
Table 11 — "manualCapabilityInstance3xx" values
Table 12 — "instanceErrorByte" values
Table 13 — Declaration of device variables
Table 14 — Restrictions and modifications to instance variables defined in IEC 62386-103:2022
Table 15 — Declaration of instance variables
Table 16 — Standard commands
Table 17 — DTR reference
Table A.1 — "unitOfMeasurement" values
Table A.2 — "quantityName" values
Table B.1 — Calculating input values and event values from measurements
Table B.2 — Calculating measurements from event values
Table B.3 — Calculating input values and event values from measurements
Table B.4 — Calculating measurements from event values
AS/NZS 62386.306:2024
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