Systems and methods for self commissioning and locating lighting system
First Claim
1. A self-commissioning lighting system, comprising:
- a plurality of light fixtures,wherein each light fixture is configured to emit a first optical data signal identifying the respective light fixture and detect a second optical data signal emitted by one or more other light fixtures of the plurality of light fixtures, each second optical data signal identifying a respective one of the one or more other light fixtures; and
a central controller communicatively coupled to the plurality of light fixtures and configured to;
assign the plurality of light fixtures into one or more visual groups based on data received from the plurality of light fixtures, wherein each visual group includes light fixtures that are within an optical range of each other;
assign the plurality of light fixtures into one or more occupancy groups based on occupancy data of the plurality of light fixtures, wherein each occupancy group includes light fixtures that experience similar usage pattern of a space associated with the light fixtures; and
modify the grouping of the plurality of light fixtures based on a higher precedence for the occupancy groups than the visual groups when the one or more visual groups are inconsistent with the one or more occupancy groups.
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides techniques for a self-commissioning and locating lighting system. The system includes a group of light fixtures, each emitting a unique optical data signal. A remote control device detects the unique optical data signal from the light fixtures when the light fixture is within a visual field of the remote control device. A central controller receives a signal from the remote control device, wherein the signal comprises data regarding the GPS location of the remote control device and the digital identities of the light fixture within the visual field of the remote control, wherein the signal further comprises a control command for operation of the light fixtures, and wherein the central controller sends a control signal to the light fixture implementing the control command.
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1. A self-commissioning lighting system, comprising:
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a plurality of light fixtures, wherein each light fixture is configured to emit a first optical data signal identifying the respective light fixture and detect a second optical data signal emitted by one or more other light fixtures of the plurality of light fixtures, each second optical data signal identifying a respective one of the one or more other light fixtures; and a central controller communicatively coupled to the plurality of light fixtures and configured to; assign the plurality of light fixtures into one or more visual groups based on data received from the plurality of light fixtures, wherein each visual group includes light fixtures that are within an optical range of each other; assign the plurality of light fixtures into one or more occupancy groups based on occupancy data of the plurality of light fixtures, wherein each occupancy group includes light fixtures that experience similar usage pattern of a space associated with the light fixtures; and modify the grouping of the plurality of light fixtures based on a higher precedence for the occupancy groups than the visual groups when the one or more visual groups are inconsistent with the one or more occupancy groups. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A system of controlling a self-commissioned lighting system, comprising:
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a group of light fixtures, wherein each light fixture in the group of light fixtures emits a unique optical data signal indicative of an identity of the emitting light fixture; a remote control device configured to detect the unique optical data signal when the respective light fixture is within a visual field of the remote control device; and a central controller communicatively coupled to the group of light fixtures and the remote control device; wherein the central controller is configured to receive, from the remote control device, a control command for operation of one or more light fixtures of the group of light fixtures within the visual field of the remote control device, wherein the central controller sends a control signal to the one or more light fixture implementing the control command, and wherein the central controller is configured to; assign the group of light fixtures into one or more visual groups, wherein each visual group includes light fixtures that are within the visual field of each other; responsively, assign the group of light fixtures into one or more occupancy groups based on the occupancy data of each light fixture, wherein each occupancy group includes light fixtures that experience similar occupancy patterns; and modify the grouping of light fixtures based on a higher precedence for the occupancy groups than the visual groups when the one or more visual groups are inconsistent with the one or more occupancy groups. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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