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Ultra Compact LED Dimmer for Indoor Lighting - MICRO-1CV


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FEATURES
 LED DIMMER  Power Supply: 12-24-48 Vdc  Voltage Output for strip LED and LED module  WHITE and MONOCHROMATIC Light Control  MULTI INPUT - Analogic Automatic Detection of the Local command:
o Normally Open (N.O.) push-button o Analog input 0-10 V o Analog input 1-10 V o Potentiometer 10 k  Device configuration via PUSH MENU, parameters that can be set: o Minimum value of dimming o Fade IN/OUT time o PWM Frequency  Constant voltage output for Resistive LED load 1  Memory function  Sync function - Master/Slave  Soft ON/OFF  Optimized output dimming curve  Extended temperature range  100% Functional Test - 5 Years warranty
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
MICRO-1CV is a 1-channel Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Constant Voltage (CV) LED dimmer. It can be powered from a constant voltage (12 ÷ 48) Vdc SELV power supply and is suitable for driving a load such as Strip LED and White/Monochrome LED modules at constant voltage. The dimmer can be controlled via Normally Open (N.O.) push-button, analog input 0/1-10V, or via a 10 k potentiometer; the automatic detection of the local control that ensures the proper functionality related to the type of the connected control. MICRO-1CV can deliver a maximum output power up to 78 W (@12V) or 150 W (@24/48V) and has the following protections: over-voltage and under-voltage protections, reverse polarity protection, input fuse protection and open-circuit protection.
Through the Push Menu are possible to configure multiple parameters including dimming frequency, Fade In/Out time values and minimum brightness level.
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PRODUCT CODE

CODE MICRO-1CV

POWER SUPPLY 12-24-48 Vdc

OUTPUT LED 2

N° OF CHANNEL

1 x 6.5 A (max) @12V

1 x 6.25 A (max) @24V

1

1 x 3.1 A (max) @48V

Table 1: Product Code

AUTO-DETECTED LOCAL CONTROL N°1 N.O. Push-button N°1 analog 0-10V N°1 analog 1-10V N°1 Potentiometer 10 k

DETECTION AND PROTECTION

The following table shows the types of incoming and outgoing protection/detection present on the device.

ACRONYM OTP OVP UVP IFP RVP SCP OCP CLP

DESCRIPTION Over Temperature Protection Over Voltage Protection3 Under Voltage Protection3 Input Fuse Protection3 Reverse Voltage Polarity3 Short-Circuit Protection Open-Circuit Protection Current Limit Protection
Table 2: Detection and Protection functionalities

TERMINAL -
DC IN DC IN DC IN DC-IN
LED
-

PRESENT        

REFERENCE STANDARDS

MICRO-1CV complies with the regulations shown in the table below.

STANDARD EN 55015
EN 61547 IEC 60929-E.2.1
ANSI E 1.3

TITLE Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of electrical lighting and similar equipment Equipment for general lighting purposes ­ EMC immunity requirement Control interface for controllable ballasts - control by d.c. voltage - functional specification Entertainment Technology - Lighting Control Systems - 0 to 10V Analog Control Specification
Table 3: Reference standards

2 The maximum total output current depends on the operating conditions and ambient temperature of the system. For the correct configuration, check the maximum power that can be delivered in the §Technical specifications and in the §Thermal Characterization sections. 3 Protections refer to the control logic of the board.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Description

Name
Min

Values

Unit of Max Measure

Note

INPUT (DC IN terminal)

Nominal Supply Voltage

VIN

12

24

48

Vdc

-

Supply Voltage range

VIN-RNG

10.8

÷

52.8

Vdc

-

Efficiency at full load

EFF

> 95

%

-

Standby power absorption

PSTBY

< 0.5

W

-

OUTPUT (LED terminal)

Output Voltage Output Current (max) 4

VOUT

= VIN

-

-

-

@12V

@24V

@48V

-

IOUT-max

6.5

6.25

3.1

A

@40°C

Rated Power Output

POUT

78

150

150

W

-

Load type

LTYPE

LED

-

Defined by design

LOCAL CONTROL (INPUT terminal)

Command supply current

ICMD

0.5

mA For 1-10V input type

Command required current (max) ICMD-MAX

0.1

mA For 0-10V input type

DIMMING

Dimming Curve

CDIM

Linear

-

-

Dimming Method

MDIM Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)

-

-

Dimming Frequency (PWM)

FDIM

300

600

1200

Hz Default value set to 600 Hz

Dimming Resolution

ResDIM

16

bit Defined by design

Dimming Range

RNGDIM

0.1

÷

100

%

-

ENVIRONMENTAL

Storage temperature

TSTORE

-40

÷

+60

°C

Minimum values defined by design

Working Ambient temperature

TA

-10

÷

+60

°C

Max Temperature @Tc point

TC

-

-

+70

°C

-

Connector Type Wiring Section

CONTYPE WSSOLID

Push-in terminals

0.5

÷

1.5

mm2

Defined by design

WSSTRAND

20

÷

16

AWG

Strip length

WSSTRIP

10

mm

-

Protection class

IPCODE

IP20

-

-

Casing Material

MC

plastic

-

-

-

L

H

D

Mechanical Dimensions

MD

71.7

21

15.5

mm

-

Net Weight

WN

14

g

-

Table 4: Technical specification

TC POINT POSITIONING
The figure below shows the positioning of the maximum temperature point (Tc point, highlighted in red) reached by the electronics inside the enclosure. It is located on the front side (Top) near the LED output connector.

4 Depends on the ventilation conditions. This value is measured at 40°C, it is maximum ambient temperature.

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INSTALLATION

Figure 1: Tc point position

ATTENTION! Installation and maintenance must always be carried out in the absence of voltage. Before proceeding with the connection of the device to the power supply, make sure that the voltage of the power source is disconnected from the system.
The device should only be connected and installed by qualified personnel. All applicable regulations, legislation, standards, and building codes must be adhered to. Incorrect installation of the device may cause irreparable damage to the device and connected loads.
The following paragraphs show the diagrams of the dimmer's connection to the load, the local/sync control, and the supply voltage. It is recommended to follow these steps to install the product safely:
1. Load wiring: connect the LED load positive wire to the LED red terminal with the "+" symbol, and the LED load negative wire to the LED black terminal with the "-" symbol.
2. Local Control wiring: connect the Local Control to the INPUT terminals with the symbols "COM" and "IN". 3. Sync wiring: connect the Sync wires to the SYNC terminals depending to the remote functionality you want to create:
for Master control, wire the SYNC-TX signal from the MICRO-1CV (Master) to the SYNC-RX signal of other MICRO-1CV Slaves. 4. Power Supply wiring: Connect a 12 Vdc, 24 Vdc, or 48 Vdc constant voltage SELV power supply (depending on the nameplate data of the LED load) to the "+" (red) and "-" (black) slots of the DC IN terminal.
LOAD WIRING
DIAGRAM FOR WHITE OR SINGLE-COLOR LED LOADS
MICRO-1CV has 1 output channels that can drive single-color LED strips or white light temperature. The following connection diagram (Figure 2) allows you to drive white or single-color LED load.

Figure 2: White or Single-Color LED loads wiring diagram
LOCAL CONTROL WIRING
MICRO-1CV can be controlled via Local Control with three different modes, automatically detected at startup: Normally Open (N.O.) push-button, 0-10V or 1-10V analog signals, and 10 k potentiometer. At the first power ON, the device is set by default to N.O push-button control.
DIAGRAM FOR N.O. PUSH-BUTTON
MICRO-1CV can be controlled via Local Control with Normally Open (N.O.) push-button or voltage-free dry contact. The N.O. push push-button will be identified after 5 quick presses. In push-button mode, function memory is always active.
To connect the MICRO-1CV to local control, simply connect the push-button to the INPUT terminal. The following image shows the indicated connection diagram for short distances (<10 m). To access the settings menu (see §Push Menu) during the first installation, it is advisable to use the connection diagram for short distances.

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Figure 3: Push-button wiring diagram recommended for Short Distances

For longer distances (>10 m), it is recommended to use an N.O. dry contact relay module, connected between the "Input" terminal of the MICRO-1CV and the power source (e.g. mains voltage 230 Vac). Figure 4 shows an example of a Local Command wiring diagram recommended for long distances. Note that this diagram works only for push-button input.

> 10 m

< 10 m

L
Power Grid 220-240 Vac
50/60 Hz
N

Vac SPST N.O. Relay
Figure 4: Push-button wiring diagram recommended for Long Distances

DIAGRAM FOR 0-10V AND 1-10V ANALOG SIGNALS
MICRO-1CV can also be controlled via 0-10 V and 1-10 V voltage signals. The automatic detection of 0/1-10V analog signal starts when a value between 3V and 7V is sent to INPUT terminal. The following wiring diagram (Figure 5) allows you to connect analog signals to the INPUT terminal.
< 10 m

Figure 5: 0-10V and 1-10V analog signals wiring diagram
DIAGRAM FOR POTENTIOMETER
MICRO-1CV can be controlled through a 10 k potentiometer, wired to the INPUT terminal as shown in Figure 6. The automatic detection of potentiometer starts with a value between 30% and 70%.
< 10 m

Figure 6: Potentiometer wiring diagram
SYNC WIRING
It is possible to connect multiple devices of MICRO-1CV family among them in Master/Slave mode: connect the local control (pushbutton, 0/1-10V signal or potentiometer) to the INPUT terminal of device that will be used as Master, then wire the "TX" signal from SYNC-TX terminal of Master to the SYNC-RX terminal on Slave devices. Following diagrams shows two different sync wiring configurations, depending to the Power Supply connection.
During maintenance or installation, take care of shutting down to the Slave units first and then to the Master device. When power to the Master unit is missing, the Slave set up automatically to the default ex-factory settings (power on 100%) or to the settings previously saved. It is possible to configure Master & Slave system up to 10 total devices, with maximum cable length of 3m between each device.

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DIAGRAM WITH SINGLE POWER SUPPLY
In case of single Power Supply that powers all the MICRO-1CV devices, use the following diagram.

Local Command

MASTER

DC Power Supply

< 3 m

SLAVE

SLAVE

+ -
+ + + -
+ -

Figure 7: Sync wiring diagram with single Power Supply
DIAGRAM WITH ONE POWER SUPPLY FOR EACH DIMMER
In case of one Power Supply for each MICRO-1CV device use the following diagram, wiring together all the COM signals of Input terminal.

Using one power supply for each dimmer, firstly power ON the Master device then power ON the Slaves.

Local Command

MASTER

DC Power Supply

< 3 m

SLAVE

DC Power Supply

SLAVE

DC Power Supply

Figure 8: Sync wiring diagram with one Power Supply for each dimmer
POWER SUPPLY WIRING
MICRO-1CV can be powered by a 12 Vdc, 24 Vdc or 48 Vdc constant voltage SELV power supply, depending on the operating voltage of the LED load. Once the load and Local Control are connected, connect the power supply to the "+" and "-" terminals of the DC IN terminal.

DC Power Supply

Figure 9: Power Supply wiring diagram

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PUSH MENU

MICRO-1CV has one input for Local Control through which the following operating parameters can be managed (functionality available only with N.O. push-button):
1. Minimum value of Dimming 2. Power-ON ramp time (Fade-IN) 3. Power-OFF ramp time (Fade-OUT) 4. PWM Frequency
To access to the Push Menu, perform 15 quick presses in 5 seconds time range. When LED load flashes, the Menu N.1 is loaded. Each action on the push-button activates a specific function detailed in the tables below.

MENU #1: MINIMUM VALUE OF DIMMING
In this menu it is possible to configure the minimum dimming value. Note: if you set the minimum level to 100%, once the setting is confirmed, the device automatically exits the Push Menu.

ACTION
Quick press
Long press

FUNCTION Minimum dimming value selection. The selection will follow the following sequence: 0.1%  1%  5%  10%  20%  30%  100% The output is set to the selected intensity to simulate the minimum attenuation.
Confirms the value selected. A double flash confirms the setting saved and the Menu N.2 will be opened.

Table 5: Push Menu functionality for "Menu #1"
MENU #2: POWER-ON RAMP TIME (FADE-IN)
In Menu #2 you can configure the Power-ON ramp time (Fade-IN).

ACTION
Quick press

FUNCTION Power-ON ramp time (Fade-IN) selection. The selection will follow the following sequence: Instantaneous (0s)  1s  2s  3s  6s
The output gradually lights up to simulate the selected ramp time.

Long press

Confirms the value selected. A triple output flash confirms the setting saved and the Menu N.3 will be opened.

Table 6: Push Menu functionality for "Menu #2"
MENU #3: POWER-OFF RAMP TIME (FADE-OUT)
Here it is possible to configure the Power-OFF ramp time (Fade-OUT).

ACTION
Quick press

FUNCTION Power-OFF ramp time (Fade-OUT) selection. The selection will follow the following sequence: Instantaneous (0s)  1s  2s  3s  6s
The output gradually shuts off to simulate the selected ramp time.

Long press

Confirms the value selected. A quadruple output flash confirms the setting saved and the Menu N.4 will be opened.

Table 7: Push Menu functionality for "Menu #3"

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MENU #4: PWM FREQUENCY
In Menu #4 you can configure the PWM frequency.

ACTION
Quick press
Long press

FUNCTION
PWM frequency value selection. The selection will follow the following sequence: 300Hz  600Hz  1200Hz
Output flashes 1, 2 or 3 times every 2 seconds to visualize the selected value.
Confirms the value selected. A quadruple output flash confirms the setting saved and the dimmer will exit the Push Menu. The output turns ON at the minimum level of dimming previously set. Normal operation (see §Local Control and Dimming functionality) will run.
Table 8: Push Menu functionality for "Menu #4"

LOCAL CONTROL AND DIMMING

During the normal use of MICRO-1CV, the light intensity and the status change (ON/OFF) of load connected can be controlled by the connected Local Control as listed in the following tables.

PUSH-BUTTON DIMMING
When N.O. push-button is connected to the INPUT terminal, the light intensity and the status (ON/OFF) can be set from the pushbutton by the following action.

ACTION
Quick press

FUNCTION
Output ON/OFF with Fade time set (refer to Menu #2 and #3 of §Push Menu) with intensity memory function active by default.

Double quick press

Output ON with Maximum intensity 100% (without fade).

Long press (>1s)
from OFF Output turns ON at 1% (Nightly time) and then dim UP (to 100%) and DOWN.

Long press (>1s)
from ON

Output dimming DOWN and UP (to 100%). If the 50% threshold is reached and the push-button is released, a second long press cause an inversion of dimming direction (DOWN to UP and viceversa).

SPECIAL COMMANDS

Quick press sequence

5 quick presses: sets the N.O. push-button as local control. 15 quick presses: enters to the §Push Menu.

Table 9: Push-button dimming functionality

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0/1-10V & POTENTIOMETER DIMMING
When 0-10V, 1-10V signal or 10 k potentiometer is connected to the INPUT terminal, the light intensity and the status (ON/OFF) can be set by the input voltage variation.

ACTION

FUNCTION

Voltage signal variation

Signal 0-10V: input voltage variation from 0V (output OFF) to 10V (output ON, light intensity 100%).
Signal 1-10V: input voltage variation from 1V (output OFF) to 10V (output ON, light intensity 100%).

Cursor
rotation Potentiometer: cursor rotation from position 0% (output OFF) to 100% (output

- +

ON, light intensity 100%).

Table 10: 0/1-10V & Potentiometer dimming functionality

THERMAL CHARACTERIZATION

IOUT max [A] Operating Temperature Window
8

7 @ 12V
6

5

@ 24V

4

@ 48V

3

2

1

0

-10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70

TA [°C]

Figure 10: Operating Temperature Window

Figure 10 shows the maximum output current values that can be provided by the MICRO-1CV as a function of the operating temperature5 (or ambient temperature, TA), summarized below:
 TA = (-10 ÷ +60)°C  IOUT_@12V  6.5A  TA = (-10 ÷ +60)°C  IOUT_@24V  6.25A  TA = (-10 ÷ +60)°C  IOUT_@48V  3.1A
These maximum current (total) values can only be applied under proper ventilation conditions.

DIMMING CURVES

Output Power [%]

100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 0

Dimming curve
Linear
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Dimming Level [%]
Figure 11: Dimming Curve

The MICRO-1CV only supports the Linear dimming curve shown in Figure 11. No other curves are available.

5 In the event that the product is installed inside an electrical panel and/or junction box, TA refers to the temperature inside the panel/box.

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MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS
Figure 12 details the mechanical measurements and the overall dimensions [mm] of the outer casing.

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Figure 12: Mechanical dimensions

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TECHNICAL NOTES
INSTALLATION
ATTENTION! Installation and maintenance should always be carried out in the absence of DC voltage. Before proceeding with the installation, adjustment, and connection of the device to the power supply, make sure that the voltage is disconnected from the system.
The device should only be connected and installed by qualified personnel. All applicable regulations, legislation, standards, and building codes in force in the respective countries must be adhered to. Incorrect installation of the device may cause irreparable damage to the device and connected loads. Maintenance must only be carried out by qualified personnel in compliance with current regulations. The product must be installed inside an electrical panel and/or junction box that is protected against overvoltage. The external power supply must be protected. The product must be protected by a properly sized circuit breaker with overcurre nt protection. Keep 230 Vac (LV) circuits and non-SELV circuits separate from SELV safety ultra-low voltage circuits and any product connections. It is strictly forbidden to connect, for any reason, directly or indirectly, the 230 Vac mains voltage to the product (control terminals included). The product must be installed in a vertical or horizontal position, i.e. with the faceplate/label/top cover facing up or vert ically. No other positions are allowed. The bottom position, i.e. with the faceplate/label/top cover facing downwards, is not allowed. During installation, it is recommended to reserve adequate space around the device to facilitate its accessibility in case of future maintenance or upgrades.
Use in thermally harsh environments may limit the output power of the product. For devices embedded within luminaires, the TA ambient temperature range is a guideline to be carefully observed for the optimal operating environment. However, the integration of the device within the luminaire must always ensure proper thermal management (e.g. correct mounting of the device, proper ventilation, etc.) so that the temperature at the TC point does not exceed its maximum limit under any circumstances. Proper operation and durability are only guaranteed if the maximum temperature of the TC point is not exceeded under the conditions of use.
POWER & LOAD
The device must be powered only with SELV power supplies with limited current at constant voltage, short-circuit protection and suitably sized power according to the specifications indicated in the product data sheet. No other types of power supply are permitted. Size the power of the power supply respect to the load connected to the device. If the power supply is oversized compared to the maximum current drawn, insert an overcurrent protection between the power supply and the device. Connecting to an unsuitable power supply may cause the device to operate outside of the specified design limits, voiding its warranty. In the case of power supplies equipped with earth terminals, it is mandatory to connect ALL the protection earth points (PE= Protection Earth) to a state-of-the-art and certified earthing system. The power cables of the device must be correctly sized with reference to the connected load and must be isolated from any wir ing or equal to non-SELV voltage. It is recommended not to exceed 10m of connection between the power source and the product. Use doubleinsulated cables. If you want to use connection cables between the power source and the product longer than 10m, the installe r must ensure the correct operation of the system. In any case, the connection between the power supply and the product must not exceed 30m.
The device has been designed to work with LED loads only. Connecting and powering unsuitable loads may cause the device to operate outside of the specified design limits, voiding its warranty. In general, the operating conditions of the device should never exceed the specifications indicated in the product data sheet. Observe the intended polarity between the LED module and the device. Any polarity reversal results in no light emission and can often damage the LED modules. It is recommended that the connection cables between the product and the LED module be less than 3m long. Cables must be properly sized and should be insulated from any non-SELV wiring or parts. It is recommended to use double-insulated cables. If you want to use connection cables between the product and the LED module longer than 3m, the installer must ensure the correct operation of the system. In any case, the connection between the product and the LED module must not exceed 30m. It is not allowed to connect different types of loads in the same output channel.
LOCAL & SYNC CONTROLS
The length of the connection cables between the local controls (N.O. Push-button, 0-10V, 1-10V, Potentiometer or other) and the product must be less than 10m. For longer lengths (and limited to the N.O. Push-button functionality) it is recommended the use of an N.O. Dry Contact Relay module, connected between the "Input" terminal of the device (dry contact side of the relay) and the power sour ce (coil side of the relay) as shown in the connection example in Figure 4. The cables must be sized correctly. Depending on the connection used, they must be isolated from any wiring or non-SELV voltage parts. It is recommended to use double-insulated and twisted cables, if deemed appropriate, also shielded. All devices and control signals connected to local commands (N.O. buttons or other) must be of the SELV type (the connected devices must be SELV or in any case provide a SELV signal).

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The length and type of the connection cables at the bus SYNC must be less than 3m and they should be isolated from every wiring or parts at voltage not SELV. It is suggested to use double insulated shielded and twisted cables. All devices and control signals connected to the buses must be of the SELV type (the connected devices must be SELV or otherwise provide a SELV signal).
LEGAL NOTES
TERMS OF USE
Dalcnet (hereinafter referred to as "the Company") reserves the right to make changes to this device, in whole or in part, without prior notice to the customer. Such changes may affect technical aspects, functionality, design, or any other element of the device. The company is not required to notify you of such changes and that your continued use of the device will constitute your acceptance of the changes. The company is committed to ensuring that any changes do not compromise the essential functionality of the device and that they comply with applicable laws and regulations. In the event of substantial changes, the company undertakes to provide clear and timely information on the same. The customer is advised to periodically consult the www.dalcnet.com website or other official sources to check for any updates or changes to the device.
SYMBOLS

All products are manufactured in compliance with European Regulations, as reported in the Declaration of Conformity.
"Very Low Safety Voltage" in a circuit isolated from the mains supply by insulation not less than that between the primary and secondary circuits of a safety isolation transformer according to IEC 61558-2-6. At the end of its useful life, the product described in this data sheet is classified as waste from electronic equipment and cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal solid waste. Warning! Improper disposal of the product may cause serious harm to the environment and human health. For proper disposal, inquire about the collection and treatment methods provided by the local authorities.

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