N. V. Nederlandsche Apparatenfabriek NEDAP LWIOT1 Manuel D’Utilisation
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Luxon IoT Node
4. Luxon Wireless Control Tool
With the Luxon Wireless Control Tool you can test and demonstrate the functionality of your luminaire with the Luxon IoT
node built-in. You can select a luminaire and switch it on and off and dim to a level between 10% and 100%.
You can also retrieve luminaire information about the operation mode (SR, 1-10V or DALI) , temperature, operating hours
and more.
node built-in. You can select a luminaire and switch it on and off and dim to a level between 10% and 100%.
You can also retrieve luminaire information about the operation mode (SR, 1-10V or DALI) , temperature, operating hours
and more.
You need a Windows based laptop and Luxon wireless USB key to use this tool. See our partner portal to download the
software and user manual.
software and user manual.
5. Luxon Wireless OEM test unit
With the Luxon Wireless OEM test unit you can check the wireless communication and the correct wiring of the mains and
control wires of the Luxon IoT Node in your production line.
You can control (switch on/off and dim) the luminaire manually by simply connect and operate with two switches.
The control interface can also be connected to your automated production test tool.
control wires of the Luxon IoT Node in your production line.
You can control (switch on/off and dim) the luminaire manually by simply connect and operate with two switches.
The control interface can also be connected to your automated production test tool.
You only need this test unit (no laptop or other periferals needed) to control a luminaire.
See the manual delivered together with the test unit how to connect it and control your luminaire.
See the manual delivered together with the test unit how to connect it and control your luminaire.
Ordering information Luxon Wireless OEM test unit: part number: 9984968
6. Lifetime and reliability
The lifetime of the Luxon IoT node in continuous operation over the temperature range of -40°C to +70°C (-40°F to 158°F) is
10 years with a failure rate smaller than 0.2% per year.
10 years with a failure rate smaller than 0.2% per year.
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