• IoT: an overview• Smart lighting in action:

• Capabilities overview• Case studies

• Products

Smart lighting introduction

November 2018

What is IoT?

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Intelligent

Adaptive

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Interconnected

Rules driven localised control. Adaptive

based on local conditions

Essential for above. Sensors monitoring

local conditions.

Communication between nodes for peer to

peer communication. Open protocols for

interoperability

Installation

Lighting

controlle

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programmable user interface

light switch

# # #

# # #

# # #

key pad

remote

control

(RF)

from main load center

110 / 230V AC

Replaced

by PC or

Tablet

No wires -

wireless

switches

Replaced

by

Smartpho

ne

Scene setting and recall: switches

All on (1)

All off (2)

Conference (3)

Party (4)

Dining (5)

Evening (6)

Scene setting and recall: apps

VvGProstitute

Louis Anquetin

Henri Gervex

Carolus-Duran

Van Gogh Museum, XIMtroller

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Outward looking sensors

Bluetooth Radio

Sensors: energy saving

Courtesy gamma illumination

Sensors: optimum working environments

Value or employees and modern working practices

Utilities ($3) Rent ($30) Employees ($300)

Courtesy Zumtobel

Sensors: revelationI’m Gallery 1,

sensor #1, and I

sense motion.

Do I listen to Gallery 1, sensor #1?Yes.

What do I do?I go to 80% intensity.

Not just about enhancing

characters in a play, but lighting is a character itself.

Sensors: conservation

Information retrieval

BLE to IP gatewayEnables remote access BLE networks for provisioning, monitoring, control, management etc

Location based services

• Wayfinding

• Personalised guidance

• General promotions

Analytics

Each trigger results in an event being logged to the server

Builds a picture of how people are using the space.

- the most visited / under-utilised parts

- dwell time and visit duration

Make links between visitor numbers and eg events, weather,

transport ….. Informed decision makingPetrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, LondonBeacon App by Llama Digital

Case studies

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Remote monitoring for preventative

maintenance using XIG

Daylight Harvesting using XIS

Lighting Design: in house

Luminaires, Contrac and AplhaLED

The Petrie Museum

Dedicated Beacon app using iBeacons in XIM modules

Lighting Design: Panagiotis Andrikopoulos

Luminaires: Mike Stoane Lighting

Birmingham University

Daylight Harvesting using XIS

Lighting Design by CPW; luminaires by Contrac

Van Gogh Museum - Amsterdam

Conservation management using XISLighting Design: Henk van der GeestLuminaires: Mike Stoane Lighting

The Museon, The Hague

The Chrysler BuildingMain Entrance on Lexington Avenue

Lighting Design: Kugler Ning Lighting Luminaires: Rambusch

Scenes: Day 80%, Night 50%

Schedule:T0 = MTuWThFSaSu 06:00:00 to 18:30:00T1 = MTuWThFSaSu 18:30:00 to 06:00:00

Vivid Sydney 2017 – Under My Umbrella

Sensor triggered sequencing using XIS

Design and bespoke luminaires by Beam

Collective

Canadian Pavilion during the Biennale in Venice

Ultimate flexibility for continuously

changing commercial exhibitions.

Luminaires by Zumtobel

Bloomsbury Festival, London

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Public participation in municipal events

Dedicated app

Light art and app design by Arup

e-Luminate Cambridge Festival

Calgary, private residence

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Simplicity

c/w DALI

for home

lighting.

Luminaires

by Senso

Sydney Quay Restaurant

Lighting Designer: Steensen VarmingLuminaires: 3S and othersSmart modules: Xicato and EulumGUI: Lumifi

• 50 scenes designed by SV, who also designed corresponding UI graphics• Different privilege levels for different areas, eg general, private dining rooms, bar ….• Robust. No issues with cruise boats docking outside

8.00am – 9.30am: Cleaning Scene (All Lights 100%)9.30am – 7.45pm: Shop Open Scene (with daylight link)7.45pm – 12.00pm: Evening Scheme 12.00pm – 2.00am: Evening Scheme reducing by 25% reduction every 30mins2.00am - 8.00am: Deliveries Scheme (some lighting is triggered by PIR when deliveries arrive)

Manual Over-ride by EnOcean Switch for Shop Open, Cleaning and Evening.

LVMH: Guerlain Flagship Store (Passy, Paris, France)

Lighting Designer: Voyons VoirLuminaires: Lucent

Lee Tung Avenue. Xicato & Zodiac

CD+M office, DubaiLighting Design: Waleed FakousaLuminiares: MSL

Chapelle St. Antonin

Narration (light animation sequence) using XIDs

- Configured with Xicato control panel

- Start/stop animation sequence with Xicato Xswitch

Lighting Design: Cannon-Brookes Lighting & Design

Luminaires: Mike Stoane Lighting, using Soraa modules

driven by Xicato XIDs

Layout: need for mesh

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Sequencing

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Westminster Abbey

Control within listed building (no drilling / routing)

- Occupancy and Daylight Harvesting using XIS

Lighting Design: dha

Luminaires: Mike Stoane Lighting

Mesh Survey

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Lux and movement sensors

Managing light for energy saving and conservation.

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Integratability

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Remote monitoring

Click on ‘History’

E-mail notification of Faults

Product Overview

GalaXi System Overview

XIMtroller for iOS

Control Panel, XIG Admin Panel & XCT Admin Panel for PC and Mac

XIG Browser-base Application

AC-DC 12-48V PSU

XSW-DIM (0-10V dimmer)

XSW-LVC (low voltage

contact)

1-10V

Control

Xtouch for Android

Low Voltage Control

1-10V

Dimmier

1-8

Contact

buttons

w/ LEDs

12-48V DC

12-24V DCAC-DC 12-24V PSU

OR 3rd party LED Light

Intelligent Module (XIM – Gen4)

• Individually Programmable

• Manual or Automated Control

• Secure - AES-128 encryption

• Real-time and Historical Operating Data Reporting

• 16 Groups and 32 Scenes per XIM module

• ARM Cortex M0 32 bit 48Mhz

• 256K Memory

Intelligent Driver (XID)

• “XIM without the LED”

• 24V or 48V DC powered

• 1400mA or 700mA max output, programmable

• Bluetooth and/or 0-10V control input

• Smooth, flicker free 0.1% dimming

• Wide output range

• 350mA to 1400mA constant current

• 2.5V to 43V

• 1W to 50W

• Thermal protection

• Inrush protection

• Beacons

• XCT configurable

• Xicato 7 year, 50,000 B0 warranty

Troffer & linear lighting

Point sources

All XTM sources,

including 19mm 4000-

5000lm and 9mm 2000lm

ø46mm x 12mm

Xicato Intelligent Sensors

• 6-56V DC or CR2450 coin cell powered options

• Bluetooth communication with multiple XIM, XID, XIB, XIG

• PIR motion, lux, temperature, relative humidity

• Beacons!

• Control Panel programmable

• Xicato 50,000 hour B0 warranty

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Xswitch models

XSW-LVC (low voltage contact)

12-24VDC as spec. 24V optimal to power button LEDs, but can go as low as 6V if okay for LEDs to be dim. Works with Vimar, etc. Can be “dumb” like EnOcean, or actually issue specific commands.

• XSW-LVC-8A-A: Xswitch, Low Voltage Contact, up to 8 buttons, common anode, version A

• XSW-LVC-8C-A: Xswitch, Low Voltage Contact, up to 8 buttons, common cathode, version A

L_C (LED common)S_C (switch common)LEDG (LED global)

XSW-DIM (0-10V dimmer)

0-10V switch input converted to Bluetooth output

• 12-48VDC. Optimized for 12VDC.

• Works with Lutron Diva, Leviton, etc.

• Provides power to the connected switch (is a 0-10V source).

Xicato Configuration Tool (XCT)

• Works with XIM and XID• Set maximum flux / drive current• Pre-configure device settings• Digital branding

• Company name• Luminaire model• Serial number• Other manufacturer data

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Intelligent Gateway (XIG)

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• Remote control and monitoring

• Protocol conversion interface to Building Management Systems (BMS)

• Protocol conversion interface to 3rd party lighting control systems

• Range extension of Bluetooth network

• Remote configuration and management

Xicato GalaXi™

XIG - Gateway

XIS - Sensor familyXID - Intelligent Driver

XCT

OEM configuration tool

Control Panel, XIMtroller &

Xtouch control and

commissioning softwares

XIM - Integrated and

Intelligent Module

Xswitch - Wireless

Bluetooth Controller family

GalaXi Software & Apps

XIMtroller for iOS

Control Panelfor PC and Mac

XIG browser-basedapplication

XCT Admin Panel for PC or Mac

XIG Admin Panel for PC or Mac

Xtouch for Android

Xtouch Android Wall Controller

• Programmable touch screen

• Android tablet or phone, initially (1280x800 px, Android 5.1 “Lollipop” or later)

• User configurable buttons can command intensity, scenes, or sensor modes for nodes or groups

• User customizable look-and-feel

• Communicates WiFi through XIG HTTP API

Xtouch - how it works

IP/Wifi

network

Xtouch talks to

one specific

XIG using

HTTP/IP/Wifi

XIG talks to all

GalaXi devices using

Xbeacon/Bluetooth

(_ Mesh)

GalaXi partner hardware

Xicato GalaXi Card (XGC)

• Enables “Powered by Xicato GalaXi”

• Xicato Xbeacon Mesh today, Bluetooth mesh standard in 4Q18

• Universal hardware accommodates multiple device types

• 1 channel PWM interface with separate on/off (e.g. TRAN-XIT, EN1612)

• 4-channel PWM interface (4 ch mixer with Master) (e.g. NDRV-XIT)

• Up to 4 bonded channels with a single dim slider interface

• Manufacturer name, model, serial number, and other data available to application software

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