Level mode

Description

The following chapters are relevant, in case the Level mode mode has been selected via the SmartLight control feature.

General description: Level indicator

Output Process Data

Note

Only mode dependent bytes are described in these chapter.

Byte	Description
Byte 0	Defined by other primary device functions
Byte 1	SmartLight control 2 and main signal function control containing bitfield Level direction
Byte 2…3	Defined by other primary device functions
Byte 4	Level value high byte
Byte 5	Level value low byte
Byte 6	Background color
Byte 7	Segment 1 Color and dominance
Byte 8	Segment 2 Color and dominance
Byte 9	Segment 3 Color and dominance
Byte 10	Segment 4 Color and dominance
Byte 11	Segment 5 Color and dominance [1]
Byte 12	Segment 6 Color and dominance [1]
Byte 13…xx	Not used in this mode

Output process data bitfield descriptions

Level direction

Value	Description
0	Bottom -> up
1	Top -> down

Level value high byte

Contains the highest byte of the level value. The level value is always right aligned.

Level value low byte

Contains the lowest byte of the level value. The level value is always right aligned.

Background color

Defines the background color of the Level indicator. An LED will have the background color, in case the level value is not high enough to switch on the LED.

Value	Description
0x0	Off
0x1	Red
0x2	Green
0x3	Yellow
0x4	Blue
0x5	Magenta
0x6	Cyan
0x7	White
0x8	Amber
0x9	User color 1
0xA	User color 2
0xB	User color 3
0xC	User color 4
0xD	User color 5
0xE	User color 6
0xF	User color 7

Segment X Color and dominance

Bit	Value
Bit 0…3	Segment X color
Bit 4	Dominance segment X
Bit 5…7	Reserved

Segment X color

Each segment may have color from the standard color palette.

Value	Description
0x0	Off
0x1	Red
0x2	Green
0x3	Yellow
0x4	Blue
0x5	Magenta
0x6	Cyan
0x7	White
0x8	Amber
0x9	User color 1
0xA	User color 2
0xB	User color 3
0xC	User color 4
0xD	User color 5
0xE	User color 6
0xF	User color 7

Dominance Segment X

Value	Description
0	Segment is not dominant
1	Segment is dominant

ISDU

Name	Index	Access	Length	Data Type	DataStorage	Default
Level mode input type	0x01BD (445)	R/W	1 byte	UINT8 (ENUM)	Yes	0
Level mode limit 1-2	0x01BE (446)	R/W	2 bytes	UINT16	Yes	17
Level mode limit 2-3	0x01BF (447)	R/W	2 bytes	UINT16	Yes	34
Level mode limit 3-4	0x01C0 (448)	R/W	2 bytes	UINT16	Yes	50
Level mode limit 4-5 [1]	0x01C1 (449)	R/W	2 bytes	UINT16	Yes	67
Level mode limit 5-6 [1]	0x01C2 (450)	R/W	2 bytes	UINT16	Yes	84

Level mode input type

The level mode input type defines how the level value is interpreted. The level value can be given as a percentage or as an absolute value with different resolutions.

Value	Description
0	Percentage [0…100]
1	8 bit input
2	10 bit input
3	12 bit input
4	14 bit input
5	16 bit input

Level mode limit X-Y

The value of this register determines the limits between two segments in level mode. The limit values are always right justified.

Note

Before changing the limit values, the Resolution and Limit type should be set to the desired value!

System Commands

Command Value	Device Action
0x81 (129)	Application Reset – Reset ISDUs of Level indicator functionality to the default value.
0x82 (130)	Restore Factory Settings – Reset ISDUs of Level indicator functionality to the default value.

For an overview of all System Commands, see section System Commands.