• 专利附录
  • 专利说明
  • 权利要求
  • 类似技术
  • 同族专利
  • 引用文献
  • 法律状态
  • 优先权
    • 专利摘要:
    An illumination system (1) includes a mobile control unit (2), a plurality of lights (10 - 18) and a central control unit (3). The control unit (3) is designed to control the lights (10 - 18). The operating device (2) has a position detection unit in order to determine the position of the operating device (2). In addition, it contains a display unit on which the positions of the lights (10 - 18) and the position of the control unit (2) can be displayed in combination. The operating device (2) allows a user to select and operate the displayed lights (10 - 18). A control of the lights (10 - 18) by means of the central control unit (3) according to an operation by the user.
    公开号:AT15633U1
    申请号:TGM464/2013U
    申请日:2013-12-30
    公开日:2018-03-15
    发明作者:
    申请人:Zumtobel Lighting Gmbh；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    description
    LIGHTING SYSTEM WITH AUTOMATIC LUMINAIRE IDENTIFICATION FOR LOCATION-BASED LIGHTING CONFIGURATION AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A LIGHTING SYSTEM The invention relates to a lighting system and an associated method for operating a lighting system which enable the luminaires to be identified and controlled automatically based on their position and control.
    For example, in the office area, light is mostly controlled in the area of segments or for the entire room. This means a loss of efficiency because, for example, office workplaces are illuminated even though they are not occupied, and a restriction in flexibility, since, for example, the same dimming value, the same color temperature, etc. is defined uniformly for the entire area, even though the user illuminates his Want to adjust the workplace individually.
    The exhibition area in shops is also a very active, innovative area in which a wide variety of concepts are implemented. Nevertheless, light management is hardly used in shops. Classic arguments such as energy saving / dimming are of little relevance for shopkeepers, as there must always be a high level of lighting, because experience has shown that "dark" is interpreted by customers as "closed".
    Rather, it is a matter of shops to “put the exhibits in the right light”. Colors and color temperatures should be flexibly adjustable in order to illuminate the changing collections appropriately and to lead the customer to the desired exhibits.
    In addition, in shops, e.g. in clothing stores, the exhibits often change. For example, special collections or special offers are highlighted with the lighting. This is difficult in accordance with the concepts of the current state of the art with stationary (operating) devices. For example, the correct spotlight must be located on a stationary (control) device. For example, the spotlights are only identified by numbers (luminaire address). However, there is typically a large number of spotlights in a shop. That it may take a long time to find the right spotlight. The employee in the office also has to find his lamp first.
    Since the spotlight is also set on the stationary (operating) device, it is not possible for the user to experience the effect of the light (color / color temperature) directly on the exhibit. That he must always run back and forth between the spotlight and the stationary (control) device until he has found the correct setting. The same applies to the workplace in the office area.
    It is also known a lighting system in which each individual lamp has a WLAN module, via which the respective lamp can be controlled. In this lighting system, the lights equipped with WLAN modules are located, for example, via the signal strength or the transmission time of the wireless signal between the light and the mobile control element. In particular, it is possible to control the lights by means of a mobile operating device which also has a WLAN module. The disadvantage of this, however, is that each luminaire must be equipped with a corresponding, costly WLAN module and, due to shadowing effects and the transmission strength (e.g. due to luminaire housing, columns, ceilings, exhibits, etc.), an exact determination of the positioning of the luminaires such as control of the lights can also be impaired.
    The invention has for its object to provide a lighting system and a method for operating a lighting system, which a flexible and intuitive Be1 / 15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Ensure the patent service of the luminaires and at the same time only cause low hardware costs.
    The object is achieved for the lighting system by the features of independent claim 1 and for the method by the features of independent claim 13. Advantageous further developments are the subject of the dependent claims referring back to this.
    A lighting system according to the invention includes a mobile control device, a plurality of lights and a central control device. The central control unit is designed to control the lights. The operating device has a position detection unit in order to determine the position of the operating device. In addition, it includes a display unit on which the positions of the lights and the position of the control unit can be displayed in combination.
    The operating device enables a user to (for example, location-dependent or spatially defined) selection and operation of the lights displayed. The lights are controlled by means of the central control device according to an operation by the user. It is thus possible to achieve very simple operation of the lights with little hardware expenditure.
    The lighting system according to the invention makes it possible, for example by means of software running on the mobile device - which is used as an operating device - to combine the position data of the lamp (s) with one's own position, with the user preferably only having the result relevant because surrounding luminaires are displayed. The radius of lights to be displayed can preferably be set by the user. In this way, a quick configuration of the right luminaire (s) and the immediate experience of this setting are made possible. Because the user does not have to control the lights from a control unit mounted on the wall, but can do this directly on site, which means that they immediately have the effect of their settings - e.g. changed color temperature - understand and adjust. Furthermore, the luminaires in its surroundings are preferably automatically displayed in combination with their own position, which eliminates the problem of controlling the wrong luminaires or searching for the right luminaire.
    Since this solution also does not require a WLAN module (e.g. Bluetooth module) in any luminaire, the lighting system according to the invention can be provided more cheaply than known solutions of this type. At best, inexpensive NFC chips (see below) are installed in the lights, which preferably only requires a central control unit, for example with a router, which provides the connection between the control unit and the control unit. The present invention can also be provided in a more reliable manner, since a radio connection does not run over the lights (interference from the light housing, ceiling elements, other lights, etc. can thus be avoided), but instead a normal, common WiFi network can be used.
    [0014] The lighting system preferably has a position database, which is designed to hold positions of the lights. The position database is preferably part of the operating device or the central control device. The operating device is designed to read the positions of the lights from the position database. This makes it possible to make the positions of the lights available to the control unit with little effort.
    Preferably, the lights each have a position memory in which a position of the respective light can be stored. The position memories as part of the luminaires represent a very cost-effective solution and thus contribute to a further reduction in hardware costs.
    [0016] The operating device preferably also has a writing unit. The operating device is then designed to determine a current position of the operating device when the luminaire is initialized by means of the position detection unit, and by means of the writing 2/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Patent Office
    Unit to write the current position of the control unit in the position memory of the respective lamp. The lamp is designed to transmit a position of the lamp stored in the position memory of the lamp to the position database when the respective lamp is initialized. This eliminates the need for a complex WLAN connection for the lights.
    [0017] The position memories are preferably embedded in RFID chips. The writing unit is then an RFID chip reader. In this way, very inexpensive standard components can be used. For example, this enables the luminaires to be addressed using NFCChip. A mobile operating device, which an electrician uses when installing the lights or the system, for example, transmits the position data determined by indoor positioning to the light using NFC. “Indoor positioning” means determining the position inside the building by combining the latest GPS and / or WiFi data with the data from various sensors - such as acceleration, pressure sensors and gyroscopes.
    [0018] The operating device and the central control device advantageously each have a wireless communication interface. The operating device and the central control device are then designed to carry out the control of the lights by the operating device via the central control device by means of the wireless communication interface. This further simplifies operation.
    Furthermore, the central control unit preferably has a lamp control interface. The respective luminaires then also have a compatible luminaire control interface. In this case, the central control device and the lights are designed such that the lights are controlled by the central control device using the light control interfaces of the central control device and the lights. The luminaire control interfaces are preferably DALI interfaces. Even so, inexpensive standard components can be used, which leads to a reduction in the total costs. Furthermore, it is conceivable that the position data of the light, which is preferably determined by means of the operating device and transmitted to the light, is sent to the central control device during the initialization, which then creates, for example, an automatic system image (geographical position of all the lights). Through this system image, which can preferably be transferred to the control unit, the user can easily and quickly find the correct light that he wants to control (e.g. dimming, switching, configuring, etc.) by combining the lamp positions and the position of the control unit ,
    Preferably, the operating device is further configured to display the positions of only lights on the display unit within a radius that can be set or predefined by the user around the determined position of the operating device. In particular, in installations with a large number of luminaires, the wealth of information presented to the user is reduced. This further simplifies operation.
    Furthermore, the operating device is particularly advantageously designed such that only the position of one (or a part of) the lamp (s) closest to the determined position of the operating device is displayed on the display unit.
    [0022] This ensures a very simple selection option for a specific light which is to be controlled. Since the lamp (s) are in the vicinity of the control unit, the operator can carry out the control according to the given lighting situation on site.
    Preferably, the operating device is further configured to display the positions of the displayed lights and the position of the operating device in a top view corresponding to the respective positions on the display unit. This enables the user to operate it in a very simple and intuitive manner.
    Preferably, the operating device is designed to display the positions of the lights displayed and the position of the operating device in a map with the display unit
    3.15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office
    To display additional information regarding a particular environment. The additional information is stored in the position database. This enables a particularly clear display.
    Preferably, the operating device and the central control device are further designed to enable control of a switch-on state and / or a dimming state and / or a color temperature and / or a temporal lighting sequence of the individual lights. Extensive operation is only possible using the control unit. This ensures a very simple and intuitive usability.
    A method according to the invention is used to operate a lighting system with a mobile control device, a plurality of lights and a central control device. The central control unit controls the lights. The operator panel detects a position of the operator panel. This is preferably done by means of a position detection unit. Furthermore, the control unit displays the positions of at least some of the lights and its own position combined. A user selects the luminaire (s) to be controlled by means of a display unit of the operating device and carries out an operation. The lights are controlled by the central control unit in accordance with the operation by the user. A very simple and intuitive operation with low hardware costs is possible.
    The invention is described below by way of example with reference to the drawings, in which an advantageous exemplary embodiment of the invention is shown. The drawings show:
    Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3, Fig. 4, Fig. 5, Fig. 6, a first embodiment of the lighting system according to the invention;
    a first detailed view of the embodiment of the lighting system according to the invention in a block diagram;
    a second detailed view of the embodiment of the lighting system according to the invention in a block diagram;
    a third detailed view of the embodiment of the lighting system according to the invention in a block diagram;
    a first partial view of an embodiment of the method according to the invention in a flow chart, and a second part of the embodiment of the method according to the invention in a flow chart.
    First, the underlying problem and the general structure of an embodiment of the lighting system according to the invention is shown with reference to FIG. 1. The detailed structure of the exemplary embodiment of the lighting system according to the invention is then discussed with reference to FIGS. 2-4. Finally, the functioning of an exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention for operating a lighting system is discussed with reference to FIGS. 5-6. Identical elements were sometimes not repeatedly shown and described in similar illustrations.
    An embodiment of the lighting system 1 according to the invention is shown in FIG. 1. The lighting system includes an operating device 2, a central control device 3 and a plurality of lights 10 - 18. In this case, the lighting system 1 is installed in a building 4. A GPS satellite 5 is also shown by way of example in order to clarify that unrestricted GPS reception is possible outside the building 4, while GPS reception is not possible or only possible to a limited extent inside the building 4.
    The control device 2 is preferably connected to the central control device 3 via a wireless communication interface. For example, WLAN or Bluetooth is used for this. Each of the lights 10-18 preferably has a position memory, which e.g. is integrated in an RFID chip. Information on the current position of the respective lamp 10-18 can be stored in the position memory. The
    4.15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office
    Operating device 2 preferably has a writing unit, for example an RFID chip writer, in order to store a position of the respective lights 10 - 18 in the position memory.
    Furthermore, the operating device 2 has a position detection unit, which detects the position of the operating device 2. For this, GPS signals can be used. Due to the unreliable availability of GPS signals inside buildings, the position detection unit can also have additional sensors for determining the exact position, for example using "indoor positioning". For example, the position detection unit can include a gyroscope for the relative determination of the position. The position detection unit can also be based, for example, on data from a radio communication network, e.g. Have information about base stations in a GSM network. Alternatively, the use of WLAN networks for position determination is also conceivable. A combination of several of these position determination options is also conceivable.
    [0038] The lighting system 1 also preferably has a position database in which the positions of the lights and optionally additional information are stored. The operating device 2 is designed to read the positions of the lights from the position database.
    During an initialization process of a lamp, the operating device 2 is brought into the vicinity of the corresponding lamp and the position determined by the operating device 2 is stored in the position memory of the lamp. The lamp transmits the position to the position database, which it stores; preferably in the form of a plant picture. This means that the luminaire can dispense with a complex WLAN interface and its own position detection.
    The control unit 2 can call up the position data of the lights or the system image from the position database and thus has the position of the lights 10 - 18 as well as its own position, which can thus be provided in combination. This information is preferably displayed to a user in combination on a display unit. A representation in supervision is particularly useful here. That The positions of the lights 10-18 and the position of the operating device 2 are shown in a reduced view in their respective position in a top view. The user can now trigger an operation by selecting individual or multiple lights 10-18.
    In particular, it is possible to set the switching state, the dimming state, the color temperature and a lighting sequence. Other operations are also conceivable. In particular, a map representation of the positions of the lights 10-18 and the operating device 2 with additional information — for example relating to the current environment — is also conceivable. For example, a floor plan or a section (space, environment of the operating device within a predefined radius around the operating device, etc.) of the building 4 represent such additional information. The operating device 2 can also take this additional information from the position database.
    Operations carried out by the user are then transmitted via a wireless communication interface to the central control device 3, which is connected to the lights 10-18 (preferably directly by means of DALI) and carries out the actual control process.
    FIG. 2 shows an exemplary detailed view of the operating device 2 from FIG. 1 in a block diagram. The operating device 2 has a display unit 21, a writing unit 22, a position detection unit 23, a wireless communication interface 24 and an input / output unit 26. All of these units 21-26 are also preferably connected to a central control device 27. In addition, the display unit 21 is preferably connected to the input-output unit 26. The control unit 27 is preferably designed to control all other units. By means of the input-output unit 26, a combined is on the display unit 21
    5.15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Patent Office
    Representation of the positions of the lights 10-18 from FIG. 1 and that of the operating device 2 generated or carried out. The input-output unit 26 is responsible for displaying the content of the display unit 21. The input / output unit 26 also preferably processes user inputs and transmits them to the control device 27. Commands entered by the user via a touch-sensitive screen of the display unit 21 and transmitted to the control device 27. The write unit 22 is, for example, an RFID chip writer. However, other near field communication standards can also be used. The writing unit 22 serves to store the positions of the lights 10 - 18 in the position memories of the lights 10 - 18. The position detection unit 23 serves to determine the position of the operating device 2 and thus the position of a lamp which has just been initialized. It determines the exact position of the operating device 2 based on GPS and / or WLAN signals and / or signals from mobile communication networks and / or signals from an integrated magnetometer and / or signals from an integrated gyroscope and / or indoor positioning. Based on these numerous optionally available information sources, the position detection unit 23 determines a final position of the operating device 2. The wireless communication interface 24 is used for communication with the central control device 3 from FIG. 1.
    3 shows a second detailed view of the exemplary embodiment of the lighting system 1 according to the invention. Here, an exemplary lamp 10 is shown in a block diagram. The lamp 10 preferably contains a position memory 30, which is integrated here in an RFID chip. Furthermore, the lamp 10 preferably contains a power supply 31, a lamp 32 and a communication interface 33. Information on the current position of the lamp 10 is stored or can be stored in the position memory 30. The position memory 30 is optionally connected to the power supply 31 and is optionally supplied with power by the power supply 31.
    In addition, the position memory 30 is preferably connected to the communication interface 33. The power supply 31 is also preferably connected to the communication interface 33 and supplies it with power. The power supply can be integrated in the lamp; alternatively, the lamp can also be supplied via an external power source or power supply. The communication interface 33 is used for communication with the central control unit 3 from FIG. 1. The communication interface 33 is, for example, a bus system, such as e.g. DALI. Alternatively, the communication interface 33 can also be wireless. The communication interface 33 serves on the one hand to control the illuminant 32 by the central control device 3. On the other hand, the position (s) of the lamp (s) 10-18, which was determined by the operating device 2 during the initialization, is determined by means of the communication interface 33 , transferred to the position database.
    The lamp 32 is still connected to the power supply 31 and is powered by the power supply 31. In addition, the light to be emitted by the illuminant 32 is adjusted by the power supply 31. The latter receives control signals via the communication interface 33 and converts them into a modified control of the illuminant 32. The power supply 31 is thus designed to set the switching state and / or the color temperature and / or the dimming state and / or lighting sequences, etc.
    4 shows a third detailed view of the exemplary embodiment of the lighting system 1 according to the invention. The central control unit 3 from FIG. 1 is shown here in a block diagram. The central control device 3 preferably contains a control unit 40, a communication interface 41, a wireless communication interface 42 and a position database 43.
    The control device 40 is preferably designed to control the other devices 41, 42. The central control device 3 preferably receives operating information from the operating device 2 via the wireless communication interface 42
    6.15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Patent Office preferably transmitted to the control device 40 and processed. Control commands are preferably transmitted to the lights 10-18 from FIG. 1 by means of the communication interface 41. Switching states, dimming states, color temperatures and / or lighting sequences of the lights 10 -18 can preferably be controlled.
    The position database maintains the positions of the lights 10-18, which were determined, for example, by the operating device 2 and transferred to the position database 43 by the respective lights 10-18. In addition, it can hold additional information which can be called up by the control unit if required. For example, This can be map information regarding the room in which the lighting system is installed. The position data of the lights can, for example, be saved in the position database in the form of a position profile or system image.
    5 shows a first part of an exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention in a flow chart. In a first step 100, the lights are e.g. assembled by an electrician in their respective positions. By means of an operating device, e.g. of the operating device 2 from FIG. 1, the position of the lights 10-18 is detected. This takes place in a second step 101. In a third step 102, the determined positions of the lamps are preferably stored in the respective position memories of the lamps and forwarded to a position database and also stored by the latter; preferably in the form of a position profile (e.g. a plant image). Thus, the lights and the position database now have the respective positions of the lights. The sequence shown in FIG. 5 corresponds to the sequence when the lighting system or a luminaire is installed for the first time. It is only repeated if a position is changed or one or more of the lights is added.
    6 shows a second part of the exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention in a flow chart. The sequence shown here corresponds to the sequence when a lighting state changes as desired by a user. In a first step 103, an operating device, e.g. the operating device 2 from FIG. 1, positioned in the vicinity of the lights to be controlled. In a second step 104, the position of the operating device is determined. Here, e.g. access to GPS, WiFi signals, a gyroscope, etc. In a third step 105, the position of lights which are in the vicinity of the operating device or all or part of the system image / position profile is read from the position database. In this context, “in the vicinity” is understood according to the invention to mean that lights are selected which are in a selected or predefined area with respect to or around the operating device 2; For example, within a certain radius around the operating device 2.
    In a fourth step 106, the positions (of a part) of the lights and the position of the operating device are shown to a user in combination on a display of the operating device. All detected lights can be displayed. Alternatively, lights located only within a range / radius determined or predetermined by a user around the position of the operating device can be displayed. In addition, a restriction to the lamp (s) closest to the control unit is also possible. In addition, a restriction to individual areas (e.g. rooms) within the building is also conceivable. The user can preferably actively choose between these options. In a fifth step 107, the user selects and operates the lights by means of the operating device. In a sixth step 108, corresponding control commands are transmitted from the operating device to a central control device. In a seventh step 109, the lights are controlled by means of the control commands. In an advantageous further development, the central control device translates the control commands of the operating device into control commands for the lights.
    By means of the preferred and preferred embodiments according to the invention, a mobile device which is used for addressing can simultaneously serve as operating device 2. It preferably communicates wirelessly with the central control device 3, for example via a router, which means that
    7/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office an inexpensive location-dependent luminaire configuration can be implemented. Furthermore, the central control device 3 can transmit the position of the lights (for example the system image) to the mobile control device 2 via a router (e.g. using a WLAN signal). The mobile operating device 2 recognizes its position, for example, by indoor positioning, wherein, for example, software of the operating device 2 combines these two pieces of information, so that e.g. only the lights in the area (e.g. the light under which you are standing) are displayed. The radius of lights to be displayed is preferably adjustable by the user via the control unit 2.
    The invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment. In particular, no restriction to certain possibilities of position detection or certain communication standards between the operating device and the lights and between the operating device and the central control device and between the central control device and the lights is part of the invention.
    All of the features described above or features shown in the figures can advantageously be combined with one another in the context of the invention.
    8.15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office
    权利要求:
    Claims (15)
    [1]
    Expectations
    1. Lighting system with a mobile control device (2), a plurality of lights and a central control device (3), the central control device being designed to control the lights (10 -18), characterized in that the control device (2) has a position detection unit (23), which is designed to detect the position of the operating device (2), that the operating device (2) has a display unit (21), which is designed to position at least part of the lights (10-18 ) and the position of the operating device (2) combined display, and that the operating device (2) is designed to
    - to enable a user to use the display unit (21) to select and operate at least the displayed part of the lights (10 -18), and
    - To control the lights (10 - 18) according to the operation by the user by means of the central control device (3).
    [2]
    2. Lighting system according to claim 1, characterized in that the lighting system has a position database which is designed to hold positions of the lights, the position database preferably being part of the operating device or the central control device, and that the operating device is designed to be made of read the positions of the lights from the position database.
    [3]
    3. Lighting system according to claim 2, characterized in that the lights (10 - 18) have position memories (30) which are designed to store a position of the respective light (10 -18).
    [4]
    4. Lighting system according to claim 3, characterized in that the operating device (2) has a writing unit (22), that the operating device is designed to when a lamp is initialized
    - to determine a current position of the operating device (2) by means of the position detection unit (23), and
    - Using the writing unit (22) to write a position of the operating device into the position memory (30) of the respective lamp (10 -18), that the lamp (10 - 18) is designed to be used to initialize the respective lamp (10 - 18) to transmit a position of the light (10 -18) stored in the position memory of the light (10 - 18) to the position database (43).
    [5]
    5. Lighting system according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that the position memories (30) are embedded in RFID chips, and that the writing unit (22) is an RFID chip writer.
    [6]
    6. Lighting system according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the operating device (2) has a wireless communication interface (24), that the central control device (3) has a wireless communication interface (42), and that the operating device ( 2) and the central control device (3) are designed such that the lights (10 - 18) are controlled by the operating device (2) via the central control device (3) by means of the wireless communication interfaces (24, 42).
    9.15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Patent Office
    [7]
    7. Lighting system according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the central control device (3) has a lamp control interface (41), that the lights (10 -18) each have a lamp control interface (33) that the central control device (3) and the lights (10-18) are designed such that the control of the lights (10 -18) by the central control device (3) by means of the light control interfaces (33, 41) of the central control device (3) and the lights ( 10-18), and that the lamp control interfaces (33, 41) are preferably DALI interfaces.
    [8]
    8. Lighting system according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the operating device (2) is designed to on the display unit (21) the positions of only lights (10-18) within a radius that can be set or predefined by a user display the determined position of the control unit (2).
    [9]
    9. Lighting system according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the operating device (2) is designed to display on the display unit (21) the positions of only one or a part of the determined position of the operating device (2) nearest lamp (s) (10 -18).
    [10]
    10. Lighting system according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the operating device (2) is designed to on the display unit (21), the positions of the lights displayed (10 - 18) and the position of the operating device (2) in one Supervision display according to the respective positions.
    [11]
    11. Lighting system according to one of claims 2 to 10, characterized in that the operating device (2) is designed to on the display unit (21), the positions of the lights displayed (10 - 18) and the position of the operating device (2) in one Map display with additional information relating to a particular environment, and that the additional information relating to the respective environment is held in the position database.
    [12]
    12. Lighting system according to one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the operating device (2) and the central control unit (3) are designed to control a switch-on state and / or a dimming state and / or a color temperature and / or a temporal To enable lighting sequence of the individual lights (10 - 18).
    [13]
    13. Method for operating a lighting system (1) with a mobile control device (2), a plurality of lights (10 - 18) and a central control device (3), the central control device (3) controlling the lights (10-18) , characterized in that the position of the operating device (2) is detected by means of a position detection unit (23) of the operating device (2), that positions of at least some of the lights (10-18) and the position of the operating device (2) are detected by a display unit ( 21) of the operating device (2) are displayed in combination, and that a user is enabled by means of the display unit (21) to select and operate at least the part of the lights (10-18) displayed, and that the lights are controlled by the central control device (3) (10-18) can be controlled according to the operation by the user.
    10/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office
    [14]
    14. The method according to claim 13, characterized in that the lighting system has a position database in which information about the positions of the lights is kept, and that information about the positions of the lights is read from the position database by the operating device.
    [15]
    15. The method according to claim 14, characterized in that the lights (10-18) have position memory (30), in which information about a position of the respective light (10-18) is stored, that the operating device (2) at a Initialization of a lamp (10 -18)
    - Determines a current position of the operating device (2), and
    - By means of a writing unit (22) writes a position of the operating device in the position memory (30) of the respective lamp (10-18), and that the lamp (10 - 18) one when the respective lamp (10 - 18) is initialized transmits the position of the lamp (10-18) stored in the position memory of the lamp (10-18) to the position database (43).
    4 sheets of drawings
    11/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Patent Office
    Fig. 1
    12/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian
    Patent Office
    2.4
    26 2
    Fig. 2
    Fig. 3
    13/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office
    3.4
    3 41
    Fig. 4
    14/15
    AT 15 633 U1 2018-03-15 Austrian patent office
    Fig. 6
    Fig. 5
    4.4
    101
    102
    103
    104
    105
    106
    107
    108
    109
    100
    15/15
    类似技术:
    公开号 | 公开日 | 专利标题
    AT15633U1|2018-03-15|Lighting system with automatic luminaire identification for location-dependent luminaire configuration and method for operating a lighting system
    EP2181567B1|2011-04-27|Method for the start-up of a lighting system
    DE102011086702A1|2013-05-23|Configuration of operating devices for lamps
    DE102006035557A1|2007-11-15|lamp
    DE102010020960A1|2011-11-24|Lamp for use in lamp controlling system for illuminating painting in floor area of museum, has lighting source for emitting light fluxes, where device is associated to lamp and modulates light-specific data on light fluxes
    DE102007025126A1|2008-12-04|Programmable light for use in e.g. library, has controller programmed such that reaction to control of control data depends on parameter e.g. starting address of serial data protocol, and interface remote-controlled by radio remote control
    DE102016210414B4|2021-09-23|Address assignment and configuration of components of a lighting system using transponders
    EP2936937B1|2020-03-18|System for selecting participants of a lighting system
    DE102017102597A1|2017-08-10|Management system for electrical devices
    WO2017148909A1|2017-09-08|Method for setting up a lighting system and lamp for inclusion in a lighting system
    EP3178043A1|2017-06-14|Shelf lighting system and method for locating products and managing pricing information
    DE202006011684U1|2007-08-30|Lamp has identifier which is arranged in separate additional memory assigned by lamp whereby lamp is connected to controller through signal line
    EP2925098B1|2017-02-22|Luminaire adapted to communicate with mobile device
    DE102006019145A1|2007-10-25|Light Control System
    EP2907366B1|2019-07-24|Control system for loads with a distributed arrangement, more particularly for lamp-operating devices and method for putting the system into operation
    DE102014202720A1|2015-08-20|lighting system
    DE102013103851B4|2016-05-25|Method for controlling building system technology actuators
    DE102019213108A1|2020-06-04|VEHICLE AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE SAME
    DE102012204686B3|2013-05-23|Method for configuring lighting system in e.g. office building, involves producing live image of room by electronic camera, and performing identification based on live image that is modified by modification operation
    DE102016200310A1|2017-07-13|Virtual flashlight
    DE102018106066A1|2019-09-19|Method for expanding a building management system
    DE102012224391A1|2014-07-03|Method of controlling controllable device e.g. lamp in infrastructure portion of building, involves receiving control command from mobile device, and forwarding control command to spatially structured infrastructure system
    DE102021109571A1|2021-11-11|Method and system for forming a network of network devices
    EP3107354A1|2016-12-21|Lighting unit and control method
    DE102016104483A1|2017-09-14|Lighting system with automatic beacon configuration
    同族专利:
    公开号 | 公开日
    CN105830538B|2019-02-12|
    CN105830538A|2016-08-03|
    US20160360595A1|2016-12-08|
    EP3085204A1|2016-10-26|
    US9635738B2|2017-04-25|
    WO2015091604A1|2015-06-25|
    DE102013226413A1|2015-06-18|
    引用文献:
    公开号 | 申请日 | 公开日 | 申请人 | 专利标题
    DE102010038792A1|2010-08-02|2012-02-02|Tridonic Gmbh & Co. Kg|Method, device and system for addressing operating devices for lamps|
    DE102011086702A1|2011-11-21|2013-05-23|Tridonic Gmbh & Co. Kg|Configuration of operating devices for lamps|
    DE202006011684U1|2006-04-21|2007-08-30|Erco Leuchten Gmbh|Lamp has identifier which is arranged in separate additional memory assigned by lamp whereby lamp is connected to controller through signal line|
    DE102006019144A1|2005-05-24|2006-11-30|Erco Leuchten Gmbh|lamp|
    ES2651920T3|2005-12-23|2018-01-30|Philips Lighting Holding B.V.|Lighting system with user interface with position knowledge|
    RU2482638C2|2007-03-01|2013-05-20|Конинклейке Филипс Электроникс Н.В.|Computer-controlled lighting system|
    US20100081375A1|2008-09-30|2010-04-01|Apple Inc.|System and method for simplified control of electronic devices|
    KR20110103124A|2010-03-12|2011-09-20|주식회사 에스하이텍|Remote-controler to control the lamp using the portabletermianl or the external device|
    KR20110133819A|2010-06-07|2011-12-14|삼성엘이디 주식회사|System of controlling product display lighting|
    US20120126721A1|2010-11-19|2012-05-24|Lumination Llc|Gps-based lighting control system|
    KR101069269B1|2011-03-21|2011-10-04|엘지전자 주식회사|Controller and lighting system comprising the same|
    DE102011053923A1|2011-09-26|2013-03-28|Ligitek Electronics Co., Ltd.|Method for wireless control of e.g. TV with quick response code, involves adjusting internet protocol of electronic device by control drive program, and wireless-controlling electronic device by control drive program over Internet|
    JP2013120623A|2011-12-06|2013-06-17|Panasonic Corp|Lighting system|
    CN103249214B|2012-02-13|2017-07-04|飞利浦灯具控股公司|The remote control of light source|
    JP6012009B2|2012-09-28|2016-10-25|パナソニックＩｐマネジメント株式会社|Lighting system|
    JP2014086149A|2012-10-19|2014-05-12|Toshiba Corp|Identification device, identification method, and program|
    JP6179181B2|2013-05-14|2017-08-16|東芝ライテック株式会社|Lighting control system and arrangement registration method|
    KR102152643B1|2013-07-04|2020-09-08|엘지이노텍 주식회사|The light system using the mobile device|
    EP2890223B1|2013-12-27|2020-05-27|Panasonic Intellectual Property Corporation of America|Method for controlling mobile terminal and program for controlling mobile terminal|DE102016104483A1|2016-03-11|2017-09-14|Osram Gmbh|Lighting system with automatic beacon configuration|
    DE102016104486A1|2016-03-11|2017-09-14|Osram Gmbh|Illumination system with signaling of a communication connection|
    US10178739B2|2016-11-08|2019-01-08|Zumtobel Lighting Inc.|Assigning controllable luminaire devices to control groups|
    CN106900122B|2017-01-22|2018-06-29|中山市华艺灯饰照明股份有限公司|It is a kind of can precise positioning interior lighting system|
    US10980098B2|2018-05-05|2021-04-13|Current Lighting Solutions, Llc|Systems and methods for allocating a network address to a lighting device|
    US10616980B1|2019-04-12|2020-04-07|Honeywell International Inc.|System and approach for lighting control based on location|
    CN111594773B|2020-05-19|2022-01-25|马鞍山三投光电科技有限公司|Adjustable LED lamp of intelligence eyeshield|
    法律状态:
    优先权:
    申请号 | 申请日 | 专利标题
    DE102013226413.5A|DE102013226413A1|2013-12-18|2013-12-18|Lighting system with automatic luminaire identification for location-dependent luminaire configuration and method for operating a lighting system|
    [返回顶部]