LED driver
Key Features
Bluetooth and Zigbee Connectivity: Wireless drivers operate within a Zigbee mesh network and use BLE for commissioning via the Glamox Wireless ZigBee app.
Compatibility with Sensors: Wireless drivers can work alongside our Zigbee sensors and switches to provide occupancy-based lighting control and daylight regulation.
Grouping and Zoning: Supports configuration into groups and zones, allowing multiple lights to operate together.
Energy Reporting: Can track and report energy consumption when used with compatible D4i LED drivers and our Zigbee sensors.
Firmware Upgradability: Wireless drivers can receive over-the-air (OTA) updates through the Glamox Wireless ZigBee app or via gateways.
Commissioning Wireless Drivers
Wireless drivers can be added to a Zigbee network using the Glamox Wireless ZigBee app through:
List-Based Commissioning: Devices are discovered and sorted based on their signal strength (RSSI).
Flashlight Commissioning (for luminaires with integrated sensors): A flashlight triggers a response from the sensor to confirm its presence in the network.
Configuration Options
Wireless drivers support the following configurable settings:
Field Task Level: Sets the maximum output level of the luminaire.
Eco-On Level: Defines the energy-efficient brightness level when a room is occupied.
Background Light Level: The dimmed light level when a space is unoccupied.
Daylight Regulation: Adjusts light levels based on the amount of daylight detected.
Occupancy Modes: Supports Auto-On/Auto-Off, Manual-On/Auto-Off, and Manual-On/Manual-Off configurations.
Limitations & Considerations
WZ LED drivers may not be compatible with the old firmware of the MPW sensor.
Daylight regulation only works with luminaire-integrated sensors when wireless drivers are used.
Wireless drivers must be at firmware 2.1 or higher to function properly in hybrid networks with other Zigbee devices.
Mixing Tunable White and non-Tunable White fixtures within the same group is not supported.
Integration with External Sensors and Switches
Wireless drivers can be controlled using:
Self-powered Zigbee GreenPower switches
Mains-powered external sensors for occupancy detection and daylight sensing
Luminaires with an integrated MPW sensor for occupancy detection and daylight sensing
Energy Reporting
Energy reports can be generated using the Glamox Wireless ZigBee app, displaying:
Total energy consumption (kWh)
Energy usage over a specified time interval
Historical energy reports
Firmware Updates
Wireless drivers can receive firmware updates via:
The Glamox Wireless ZigBee app (BLE-based updates)
A Zigbee gateway (OTA updates)
Troubleshooting
If a wireless driver does not respond to group configuration, a network refresh is recommended.
Inconsistent energy reporting may require device recalibration or firmware updates.
If a wireless driver fails to commission, ensure Bluetooth is enabled and firmware versions are compatible.