EP3541150B1 - Détection de luminaire - Google Patents

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EP3541150B1
EP3541150B1 EP18162216.8A EP18162216A EP3541150B1 EP 3541150 B1 EP3541150 B1 EP 3541150B1 EP 18162216 A EP18162216 A EP 18162216A EP 3541150 B1 EP3541150 B1 EP 3541150B1
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  • the example and non-limiting embodiments of the present invention relate to wirelessly connecting a mobile device to a desired one of a plurality of luminaires for exchanging information that enables monitoring and/or adjusting operational parameters of the desired luminaire via the mobile device.
  • Many modern luminaires enable monitoring and/or adjustment of at least some of their operational parameters e.g. during installation, during maintenance and/or even during their normal operation. Monitoring and/or adjustment may be carried out via a control unit provided in the luminaire and these operational parameters may include settings related aspects such as light intensity level, dimming behavior, response to sensor signals (such as light sensors and/or presence sensors), color temperature, etc.
  • Access to the adjustable parameters of a luminaire may be provided by a mobile device such as a mobile phone that communicates with a control unit of the luminaire over a wireless channel using a suitable short-range wireless technology such as Bluetooth (BT).
  • BT Bluetooth
  • Such solution may be referred to as remote monitoring and/or adjustment and it involves both the luminaire and the mobile device being provided with suitable transceiver means and control software that enable establishing a wireless connection between the luminaire and the mobile device and making use of the wireless connection to transfer information between the two devices.
  • a known solution in this regard involves using the wireless communication means in the mobile device to search for luminaires equipped with respective wireless communication means in its vicinity and establishing a wireless connection with one of the detected luminaires.
  • the connected luminaire After having established the wireless connection, the connected luminaire provides an indication in this regard, e.g. by blinking the lights, which in turn enables the user of the mobile device to identify the connected luminaire in his/her vicinity.
  • the user uses the established wireless connection to read and/or adjust parameters of the connected luminaire, whereas in case the connected luminaire is not the desired one, the user disconnects the luminaire and proceeds into establishing a wireless connection with another one of the detected luminaires. This procedure is repeated in a trial-and-error manner until the desired one of the luminaires has been encountered.
  • the approach outlined above enables finding the desired one among a plurality of luminaires installed in locations that difficult or to reach for visual inspection and/or without need to inspect e.g. identification labels affixed to luminaires. Moreover, this approach also quite apparently enables a fast access to the operating parameters of a single luminaire in a space. On the other hand, in a scenario where there is a plurality of luminaires installed in the space, the above-outlined approach may involve a significant delay in identifying the desired one of the plurality of luminaires using a trial-and-error procedure.
  • US 2017/123390 A1 discloses a load control system that may include control devices for controlling power provided to an electrical load.
  • the control devices may include a control-source device and a control-target device.
  • the control-target device may control the power provided to the electrical load based on digital messages received from the control-source device.
  • the control devices may include a load control discovery device capable of sending discovery messages configured to discover control devices within a location.
  • the discovered control devices may be organized by signal strength and may be provided to a network device to enable association of the discovered control devices within a location.
  • the discovery messages may be transmitted within an established discovery range. The discovery range may be adjusted to discover different control devices. Different control devices may be identified as the load control discovery device for discovering different control devices.
  • US 2016/278006 A1 discloses a method for transmitting and receiving data in a wireless communication system, where the method is performed by a first device and the method includes transmitting a first message including device connection information to at least one second device via a first network, receiving a response with respect to the first message from the at least one second device via the first network, transmitting a connection request message for requesting wireless connection of a second network to the at least one second device via the first network on the basis of the response, the connection request message including information regarding connection of a network indicating the second network, receiving a connection response message corresponding to a response with respect to the connection request message from the at least one second device via the first network, and transmitting and receiving data to and from a second device via the second network.
  • US 2011/140864 A1 discloses systems for identifying and categorizing distributed devices, e.g., lighting fixtures and thermostats.
  • a user sends a low power discovery message to devices using a portable programming tool.
  • the devices within range respond with identification information.
  • the portable programming tool organizes the responses by proximity and sends a "flash" message to the device with the closest perceived proximity. That device responds with a visual or audible signal, allowing the user to determine whether that device is the one intended for selection. If so, the user initiates a store routine in which identification information, including category information, is stored in one or more locations, such as, the selected device, the portable programming tool, and/or a central or local controller.
  • the identification and categorization can, for example, be used to automate load shedding and to reduce energy consumption.
  • the invention relates to a method of establishing a wireless connection between a mobile device and a desired one of a plurality of luminaires using a short-range wireless communication technique according to claim 1 and a system comprising a mobile device and a plurality of luminaires arranged for wireless communication with each other using a short-range wireless communication technique according to claim 12.
  • Preferred embodiments are defined in the dependent claims.
  • a method for establishing a wireless connection between a mobile device and a desired one of a plurality of luminaires using a short-range wireless communication technique comprising repeatedly transmitting, from each of the plurality of luminaires, respective first device discovery messages according to a predefined pattern when a respective luminaire is in receipt of operating power, wherein a first device discovery message includes a device identifier of the respective luminaire; receiving, in the mobile device from the plurality of luminaires, respective at least one first device discovery message; receiving, via a user interface of the mobile device, a selection of a first luminaire of the plurality of luminaires; transmitting, from the mobile device, at least one second device discovery message that includes a device identifier of the first luminaire and a first command; initiating, in the first luminaire, provision of a selection indication in response to receiving at least one second device discovery message including the device identifier assigned therefor and the first command; and receiving, in the mobile device one of a selection of a
  • a lighting system comprising a mobile device and a plurality of luminaires arranged for wireless communication with each other using a short-range wireless communication technique
  • the lighting system comprising means for repeatedly transmitting, from each of the plurality of luminaires, respective first device discovery messages according to a predefined pattern when a respective luminaire is in receipt of operating power, wherein a forst device discovery message includes a device identifier of the respective luminaire; means for receiving, in the mobile device from the plurality of luminaires, respective at least one first device discovery message; means for receiving, via a user interface of the mobile device, a selection of a first luminaire of the plurality of luminaires; means for transmitting, from the mobile device, at least one second device discovery message that includes a device identifier of the first luminaire and a first command; means for initiating, in the first luminaire, provision of a selection indication in response to receiving at least one second device discovery message including the device identifier assigned therefor and the first command; means for receiving,
  • Figure 1 illustrates a block diagram of some components of a lighting arrangement 100 according to an example.
  • Figure 1 depicts luminaires 110-1, 110-2 and 110-N and a mobile device 130.
  • the example of Figure 1 suggests N luminaires, whereas in general the lighting arrangement 100 involves two or more luminaires 110.
  • an individual luminaire of the one or more luminaires 110 may be referred to as a luminaire 110-n, whereas the two or more luminaires 110 may be collectively referred to as a plurality of luminaires 110 or just as luminaires 110.
  • Each luminaire 110-n comprises respective one or more light sources for providing the light output from the luminaire 110-n (i.e. illumination) and a respective control means for managing provision of the operating power to the one or more light sources, for controlling provision of the light output from the luminaire 110-n and for otherwise controlling operation of the luminaire 110-n.
  • the control means may operate on basis of one or more operating parameters that define respective aspects of luminaire operation, which operating parameters are typically set to respective desired values e.g. upon manufacturing the luminaire 110-n or upon installing the luminaire 110-n in its operating environment.
  • the control means may constitute or it may comprise a driver device for operating the one or more light sources of the luminaire 110-n.
  • the light sources and the driver devices are customary components of luminaires known in the art and their operation for control of lighting is well known. Therefore, these aspects of the luminaires 110 are not described herein in detail apart from the aspects of the control means that relate to enabling fast identification of a desired one of the luminaires 110.
  • the control means of a luminaire 110-n may comprise or it may be coupled to a wireless communication means 111-n that enables wireless communication with the mobile device 130 using suitable short-range wireless communication technology.
  • the control means of the luminaire 110-n is arranged to control operation of the wireless communication means 111-n to transfer information to and from the mobile device 130.
  • the mobile device 130 includes a wireless communication means 131 that enables wireless communication with the one or more luminaires 110 using the same short-range wireless communication technology.
  • a control means in the mobile device 130 is arranged to control operation of the wireless communication means 131 to transfer information to and from the one or more luminaires 110. Examples of some components of the respective control means in the luminaire 110-n and in the mobile device 130 are provided later in this disclosure.
  • the wireless communication means 111-n and the wireless communication means 131 are arranged to employ Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) protocol to enable the short-range wireless communication with each other.
  • BLE Bluetooth Low Energy
  • the BLE protocol serves as a non-limiting example of an applicable short-range wireless communication protocol, it is used in the following as an example in this regard for clarity and brevity of description.
  • the luminaires 110 may be provided as independent luminaires that operate autonomously without external control (apart from supply of operating power) and they are typically not connected to each other or to an external control entity e.g. via a lighting control network.
  • a luminaire 110-n may be provided with one or more light sensors and/or one or more proximity sensors that are arranged to provide respective sensor signals to the control means of the luminaire 110-n, which control means is arranged to adjust the light output from the luminaire 110-n in dependence of the received sensor signal(s) in accordance with (respective values of) the one or more operating parameters of the luminaire 110-n.
  • the wireless communication means 111-n may be the only way to access the operating parameters of the luminaire 110-n.
  • the luminaire 110-n is provided as a self-learning (or self-adapting) luminaire that is able to autonomously adjust at least one of its operating parameters in the course of its operation e.g. via observed movement patterns in the space the luminaire 110-n is installed.
  • a self-learning luminaire may employ the wireless communication means 111-n to connect to one or more other luminaires in its vicinity (e.g. by forming a mesh network with the one or more other luminaires) e.g. to transmit sensor data to one or more other luminaires and/or to receive corresponding sensor data from the one or more other luminaires, where the sensor data may comprise e.g. sensor signal(s) and/or information extracted therefrom at the respective luminaire.
  • the control means 111-n of the self-learning luminaire may employ the received sensor data as further input for adjusting its operating parameter(s).
  • the control means in the luminaires 110 and in control means in the mobile device 130 are arranged to carry out a procedure for establishing a wireless connection between the mobile device and a desired one of the plurality of luminaires 110 in the framework of the lighting arrangement 100.
  • connection establishment procedure considers the luminaires 110 that are within the operating range of the wireless communication means 131 of the mobile device 130.
  • Such an arrangement of luminaires 110 may include, for example, a plurality of luminaires 110 installed in a single space (e.g. a single room) or a plurality of luminaires 110 installed in two or more separate spaces (e.g. two or more rooms that are adjacent or otherwise close to each other).
  • the method 200b proceeds from the luminaires 110 using the respective wireless communication means 111-n to repeatedly transmit first device discovery messages, as indicated in block 222.
  • the method 200a commences from the mobile device 130 receiving, via the wireless communication means 131, respective at least one first device discovery message from the plurality of luminaires 110, as indicated in block 202.
  • the repeated transmission of the first discovery messages may be provided by arranging a luminaire 110-n to continually transmit the first device discovery messages according to a predefined pattern, e.g. at regular or substantially regular predefined intervals.
  • the luminaire 110-m may be arranged to autonomously transmit the first device discovery messages without an explicit command in this regard, e.g. such that the first device discovery messages are transmitted according to the predefined pattern when the luminaire 110-n is in receipt of operating power.
  • the first device discovery messages transmitted from a luminaire 110-n carry at least a device identifier assigned for the luminaire 110-n.
  • the device identifier serves to uniquely identify the luminaire 110-n in the framework of the lighting arrangement 100.
  • the device identifier comprises a (permanent) address assigned for the luminaire 110-n.
  • the device identifier may comprise, for example, a name assigned for the luminaire 110-n or a serial number assigned for the luminaire 110-n.
  • the first device discovery messages may comprise a header part and a payload part, and the device identifier may be carried in the header part of the first device discovery message, in the payload part of the first device discovery message, or both in the header part and the payload part of the first device discovery message.
  • the first device discovery messages from the luminaire 110-n may include further identifiers assigned for the luminaire 110-n, such as one or more of a device type identifier, a service identifier, a vendor identifier.
  • the further identifier(s), if included in a device discovery message, are carried in the payload part of the first device discovery message.
  • One or more such further identifiers may enable the mobile device 130 that receives the first device discovery messages to classify or 'filter' the discovered devices.
  • a certain predefined value of a device type identifier may be applied to indicate that the source of the first device discovery message is a luminaire (and not e.g. another mobile device).
  • the first device discovery messages transmitted from the luminaire 110-n serve as an indication that the luminaire 110-n is connectable by other devices, in other words they indicate that the luminaire 110-n accepts connection requests from other devices.
  • the header part of the first device discovery messages may include an indication regarding the connectable status of the luminaire 110-n.
  • the first device discovery messages transmitted from the luminaire 110-n by the wireless communication means 111-n may comprise BLE advertising messages.
  • the BLE advertising messages may be provided e.g. as ADV_IND protocol data units (PDUs), where the AdvA field or the AdvData field of the payload is employed to carry at least the device identifier assigned to the luminaire 110-n.
  • PDUs ADV_IND protocol data units
  • the method 200a proceeds into receiving a selection of one of the detected luminaires 110, as indicated block 204.
  • the selection may be received, for example, via a user interface of the mobile device 130, in response to a user selecting one of the luminaires 110 from a list of device identifiers displayed to him/her via the user interface of the mobile device 130.
  • the selection aspect will be described via more detailed examples later in this disclosure.
  • the selected luminaire is referred to as a first selected luminaire 110-k.
  • Receiving the selection of one of the detected luminaires 110 results in the method 200a proceeding into the mobile device 130 using the wireless communication means 131 to transmit at least one second device discovery message that comprises at least the device identifier assigned to the first selected luminaire 110-k and a first command, as indicated in block 206, thereby addressing the first command to the first selected luminaire 110-k.
  • the method 200b proceeds into the first selected luminaire 110-k receiving, by the wireless communication means 110-k, at least one second device discovery message that comprises the device identifier assigned for the first selected luminaire 110-k and the first command, as indicated in block 224.
  • the second device discovery messages transmitted from the mobile device 130 may comprise a header part and a payload part, and the device identifier of the first selected luminaire 110-k and the first command are carried in the payload part.
  • the header part, the payload part or both the header part and payload part of the second device discovery messages may further carry a device identifier assigned for the user device 130, which device identifier may uniquely identify the user device 130 in the framework of the lighting arrangement 100.
  • the device identifier assigned for the user device 130 comprises a (permanent) address assigned for the user device 130.
  • the device identifier assigned for the user device 130 may comprise, for example, a name assigned for the user device 130 or a serial number assigned for the user device 130.
  • the second device discovery messages transmitted from the user device 130 serve to convey the device identifier of the first selected luminaire 110-k and the first command, while they may at the same time serve as an indication that the user device 130 is not connectable by other devices.
  • the second device discovery messages may indicate that the user device 130 is non-connectable and hence it does not respond to connection requests from other devices.
  • the header part of the second device discovery messages may include an indication regarding the non-connectable status of the user device 130.
  • the second device discovery messages transmitted from the user device 130 by the wireless communication means 131 may comprise BLE advertising messages.
  • the BLE advertising messages may be provided e.g. as ADV_NONCONN_IND PDUs, where the AdvData field of the payload is employed to carry at least the device identifier assigned to the first selected luminaire 110-k and the first command.
  • the first command may comprise a first predefined bit pattern that, when received by a luminaire 110-n identified in the second device discovery message, triggers the luminaire 110-n to initiate provision of a selection indication.
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k initiates provision of a selection indication in response to receiving the at least one second device discovery message that comprises the device identifier assigned for the first selected luminaire 110-k and the first command, as indicated in block 226.
  • the selection indication serves a prompt to the user of the mobile device 130 for identification of the first selected luminaire 110-k in his/her physical environment.
  • the predefined indication is preferably a visual indication.
  • the selection indication involves changing the light output of the first selected luminaire 110-k in a predefined manner, e.g. by providing the light at a predefined intensity level or changing the light intensity level according to a predefined pattern (e.g. to cause blinking of the light output).
  • other luminaires 110 may receive the second device discovery message(s) transmitted from the user device 130. However, only the first selected luminaire 110-k whose device identifier is included in the second device discovery message(s) reacts by initiating provision of the selection indication. In an example, the first selected luminaire 110-k discontinues provision of the selection in response to receiving a third device discovery message that comprises the device identifier assigned for the first selected luminaire 110-k and a second command (described later in this disclosure).
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k discontinues provision of the selection indication in response to receiving a third device discovery message that comprises a device identifier that is not assigned for the first selected luminaire 110-k (but is assigned, for example, to another one of the luminaires 110) and the first command.
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k terminates provision of the selection indication after a predefined period of time.
  • the selection of one of the detected luminaires 110 in the mobile device 130 further results in the mobile device 130 initiating connection establishment with the selected luminaire 110-k, as indicated in block 208.
  • the initiation of connection establishment may involve, for example, the user device 130 using the wireless communication means 131 to respond to the first device discovery messages received from the first selected luminaire 110-k by transmitting one or more device discovery response messages and/or connection request messages addressed to the first selected luminaire 110-k.
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k initiates the connection establishment with the mobile device 130 in response to the device discovery response messages and/or connection request messages received from the user device, as indicated in block 228.
  • the user of the mobile device 130 observes his/her environment and verifies whether the first selected luminaire 110-k that is currently providing the selection indication (e.g. via changing its light output in the predefined manner, such as by blinking the lights) is the desired one.
  • This action by the user does not form a part of the method 200a but rather serves as an event that may lead to the user operating the user device 130 to control the method 200a to proceed into one of the following:
  • the process may proceed from block 228 either to the first selected luminaire 110-k detecting the mobile device 130 having selected another one of the luminaires 110, as indicated in block 230, or the process may proceed into the first selected luminaire 110-k completing the connection establishment with the mobile device 130 to enable transfer of data therebetween.
  • the method 200a proceeds into terminating the connection to the first selected luminaire 110-k, as indicated in block 212.
  • the operation of block 212 involves terminating the connection establishment with the first selected luminaire 110-k.
  • the mobile device 130 may also proceed into using the wireless communication means 131 to transmit at least one third device discovery message that comprises at least the device identifier assigned to the first selected luminaire 110-k and the second command, as indicated in block 214.
  • the second command may comprise a second predefined bit pattern that, when received by a luminaire 110-n identified in the second device discovery message, triggers the luminaire 110-n to terminate or discontinue provision of the selection indication.
  • the operation of the method 200a returns to block 206 for transmission of at least one further second device discovery message that now comprises at least the device identifier assigned to the second selected luminaire 110-m and the first command.
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k In the first selected luminaire 110-k, detection of the mobile device 130 having selected another one of the luminaires 110 (block 230) results in the first selected luminaire 110-k terminating the provision of the selection indication, as indicated in block 232. Moreover, the first selected luminaire 110-k may terminate the connection to the mobile device 130, as indicated in block 234, if the connection has been already established and it is not yet terminated by the mobile device 130 (cf. block 212).
  • the third device discovery messages transmitted from the user device 130 by the wireless communication means 131 may comprise BLE advertising messages.
  • the BLE advertising messages may be provided e.g. as ADV_NONCONN_IND PDUs, where the AdvData field of the payload is employed to carry at least the device identifier assigned to the first selected luminaire 110-k and the second command.
  • transmission of the at least one third device discovery message that comprises at least the device identifier assigned to the first selected luminaire 110-k and the second command may be omitted and the method 200a may directly proceed into transmission of the at least one further second device discovery message that comprises at least the device identifier assigned to the second selected luminaire 110-m and the first command (block 206).
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k may consider termination of the connection or termination of the connection establishment by the mobile device 130 (cf. block 212) as an indication of the mobile device 130 having selected another one of the luminaires 110 (cf. block 230), which results in termination of provision of the selection indication (cf. block 232).
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k since also the first selected luminaire 110-k typically receives the further second device discovery message(s) addressing the first command to the second selected luminaire 110-m, it may consider the first command addressed to the second selected luminaire 110-m as an indication of the mobile device 130 having selected another one of the luminaires 110 (cf. block 230), which results in termination of provision of the selection indication (cf. block 232).
  • the method 200a proceeds into completing the connection establishment with the first selected luminaire 110-k, as indicated in block 216. Furthermore, the mobile device 130 also proceeds into exchanging information with the first selected luminaire 110-k via the established connection. The exchange of information may involve, for example, reading values of operating parameters from the first selected luminaire 110-k and/or adjusting values of operating parameters in the first selected luminaire 110-k. When the exchange of information with the first selected luminaire 110-k is completed, the mobile device 130 may terminate the connection to the first selected luminaire 110-k.
  • the first selected luminaire 110-k completes the connection establishment with the mobile device 130 (if not yet completed), as indicated in block 236, and proceeds into exchanging information with the mobile device 130, as indicated in block 238.
  • the fist selected luminaire 110-m terminates provision of the selection indication in response to the mobile device 130 terminating the connection thereto.
  • the mobile device 130 may further transmit at least one third device discovery message that comprises at least the device identifier assigned to the first selected luminaire 110-k and the second command, reception of which results in the first selected luminaire 110-k terminating provision of the selection indication.
  • the initiation of the connection establishment between the mobile device 130 and the first selected luminaire 110-k described with references to blocks 208 and 228 is omitted and the wireless connection between the mobile device 130 and the first selected luminaire 110-k is initiated and carried out after having received the confirmation of selection of the first selected luminaire 110-k (cf. block 210b), for example in context of operations pertaining to blocks 216 and 236 of the methods 200a and 200b, respectively.
  • the mobile device 130 may arrange the device identifiers received from the detected luminaires 110 into a list of device identifiers and display the list of device identifiers for the user via the user interface of the mobile device 130.
  • the user interface may further provide the user with a possibility to select, on basis of the list displayed to him/her, a desired one of the detected luminaires 110. Consequently, the user-selection results in the mobile device 130 receiving the selection of one of the detected luminaires in accordance with block 204.
  • the device identifiers are arranged in the list in a decreasing order of received signal strength indication (RSSI) computed therefor.
  • RSSI received signal strength indication
  • the mobile device 130 may compute a RSSI value for a luminaire 110-n on basis of respective radio signal carrying one or more first device discovery messages received from the luminaire 110-n.
  • the RSSI for the luminaire 110-n may be computed, for example, as the average RSSI of the piece of radio signal carrying a single first device discovery message originating from the luminaire 110-n or as the average RSSI of the respective pieces of radio signal that carry two or more device discovery messages originating from the luminaire 110-n.
  • luminaires 110 that have their wireless communication means 111 closest to the mobile device 110 are likely to yield the highest RSSI values, such ordering of the device identifiers in the list typically places the luminaires 110 that are closest to the mobile device among the first ones on the list. Consequently, the user may be able to make use of the ordering of the luminaires 110 in the list as a hint towards promptly finding the desired one of the luminaires 110.
  • Figure 3A schematically illustrates an example of the user interface (Ul) that enables the user selecting a luminaire among the detected luminaires 110.
  • the list of device identifiers is shown as the bottom part of the UI, comprising respective device identifiers of five detected luminaires 110 ("8C57”, “8B96”, “8B9B”, “8C0F”, “8C6D”).
  • the device identifier in the top of the list (“8C57”) is shown in bold text, indicating that the user has provisionally selected this luminaire 110 from the list.
  • the top part of the UI shows a status indication ("> Connecting to 8C57 ⁇ ") that serves as an indication that the user has also entered selection of the first selected luminaire 110-k via operating the button in the middle part of the UI (with the label "Connect”) and that the mobile device has initiated the operations described in blocks 206 and 208, i.e. transmitted the at least one device discovery message that includes the device identifier of the first selected luminaire 110-k (in this example "8C57”) and the first command and initiated connection establishment with the first selected luminaire 110-k.
  • Figure 3B schematically illustrates an example of the user interface (Ul) that reflects a later stage in a procedure according to the method 200a, where the user has operated the button in the middle of the UI (with the label "Select") to confirm selection of the first selected luminaire 110-k and the connection between the mobile device 130 and the first selected luminaire 110-k has been established (cf. block 236). Consequently, the procedure according to the method 200a may continue to exchange of information between the two connected devices in accordance with block 238.
  • Figures 3C and 3D schematically illustrate further examples of the UI aspect in the mobile device 130.
  • the procedure according to the method 200a has proceeded to the user provisionally selecting the second device identifier in the list ("8B96") that is shown in bold text, with the top part of the UI showing a status indication ("> Connecting to 8B96 ⁇ ") that serves as an indication that the user has also entered selection of the second selected luminaire 110-m via operating the "Connect" button in the middle part of the UI and that the mobile device 130 has re-initiated the operations described in blocks 206 and 208, i.e.
  • the procedure according to the method 200a has proceeded to the user having confirmed selection of the second selected luminaire 110-m, and the connection between the mobile device 130 and the second selected luminaire 110-m has been established (cf. block 236).
  • the approach described in the foregoing with a number examples that refer to one or more components of a lighting arrangement 100 and/or to the methods 200a and/or 200b enable using the mobile device 130 for fast identification of a desired one of the luminaires 110 to enable exchange of information between the mobile device and the desired one of the luminaires 110 also in a scenario where there is a relatively high number of luminaires in relatively small space.
  • the approach described in this disclosure also enables fast and convenient mapping of positions of the luminaires 110 on a floorplan or other presentation of the space(s) in which the luminaires 110 are installed via the device identifiers received in the first device discovery messages transmitting from each of the plurality of luminaires 110.
  • the control means in the mobile device 130 may be provided, for example, by a processor and a program code stored in a memory, where the program code is arranged to cause the mobile device 130 to implement operations described in the forgoing by various examples that refer to the method 200a when the program code executed by the processor.
  • the mobile device 130 may comprise, for example, a general purpose mobile device such as a mobile phone, a tablet computer, a laptop computer, etc. arranged to carry out the operations described via examples provided in the foregoing.
  • the mobile device 130 may comprise a special-purpose device that serves as a 'remote controller' for monitoring and/or adjusting operating parameters of the luminaires 110.
  • the control means in the luminaire 110-n may be provided, for example, by a processor and a program code stored in a memory, where the program code is arranged to cause the luminaire 110-n to implement operations described in the forgoing by various examples that refer to the method 200b when the program code executed by the processor.
  • control means may be provided as part of the driver device of the luminaire 110-n.

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  1. Procédé d'établissement d'une connexion sans fil entre un dispositif mobile (130) et un luminaire souhaité parmi une pluralité de luminaires (110) au moyen d'une technique de communication sans fil de courte portée, le procédé comprenant les étapes consistant à :
    transmettre de façon répétée, depuis chaque luminaire de la pluralité de luminaires (110), des premiers messages de découverte de dispositif respectifs selon un schéma prédéfini quand un luminaire respectif (110-n) reçoit une puissance de fonctionnement, un premier message de découverte de dispositif incluant un identifiant de dispositif du luminaire respectif (110-n) ;
    recevoir, sur le dispositif mobile (130) en provenance de la pluralité de luminaires (110), au moins un premier message de découverte de dispositif respectif ;
    recevoir, par l'intermédiaire d'une interface d'utilisateur du dispositif mobile (130), une sélection d'un premier luminaire (110-k) de la pluralité de luminaires (110) ;
    transmettre, depuis le dispositif mobile (130), au moins un deuxième message de découverte de dispositif qui inclut un identifiant de dispositif du premier luminaire (110-k) et une première commande ;
    initier, dans le premier luminaire (110-k), la fourniture d'une indication de sélection en réponse à la réception d'au moins un deuxième message de découverte de dispositif incluant l'identifiant de dispositif attribué audit premier luminaire et la première commande ; et
    recevoir, par l'intermédiaire de l'interface d'utilisateur du dispositif mobile (130), une sélection d'un second luminaire (110-m) de la pluralité de luminaires (110) ou une confirmation d'une sélection du premier luminaire (110-k) :
    transmettre, en réponse à la réception d'une sélection du second luminaire (110-m), au moins un autre deuxième message de découverte de dispositif qui inclut un identifiant de dispositif du second luminaire (110-m) sélectionné et la première commande, et
    établir, en réponse à la réception d'une confirmation de sélection du premier luminaire (110-k), une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) pour l'échange d'informations entre le dispositif mobile (130) et le premier luminaire (110-k) et échanger des informations entre le dispositif mobile (130) et le premier luminaire (110-k) par l'intermédiaire de la connexion sans fil établie.
  2. Procédé selon la revendication 1, comprenant en outre les étapes consistant à :
    initier, par le dispositif mobile (130), l'établissement d'une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) en réponse à la réception de la sélection d'un premier luminaire (110-k) ; et
    terminer, par le dispositif mobile (130), l'établissement d'une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) en réponse à la réception d'une sélection du second luminaire (110-m).
  3. Procédé selon la revendication 1, comprenant en outre l'étape consistant à :
    initier, par le dispositif mobile (130), l'établissement d'une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) en réponse à la réception d'une confirmation de la sélection du premier luminaire (110-k) .
  4. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 3, comprenant en outre l'étape consistant à :
    terminer, dans le premier luminaire (110-k), la fourniture de l'indication de sélection en réponse à la réception d'au moins un autre deuxième message de découverte de dispositif incluant l'identifiant de dispositif non attribué audit premier luminaire et la première commande.
  5. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 3, comprenant en outre les étapes consistant à :
    transmettre, depuis le dispositif mobile (130), en réponse à la réception d'une sélection du second luminaire (110-m), au moins un troisième message de découverte de dispositif qui inclut l'identifiant de dispositif du premier luminaire (110-k) et une seconde commande ; et
    terminer, dans le premier luminaire (110-k), la fourniture de l'indication de sélection en réponse à la réception d'au moins un troisième message de découverte de dispositif incluant l'identifiant de dispositif attribué audit premier luminaire et la seconde commande.
  6. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, dans lequel l'échange d'informations comprend au moins l'une des opérations suivantes : lire des valeurs de paramètres de fonctionnement du premier luminaire (110-k) et régler des valeurs de paramètres de fonctionnement du premier luminaire (110-k).
  7. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 6, dans lequel la réception d'une sélection d'un premier luminaire (110-k) et la réception d'une sélection d'un second luminaire comprennent les étapes consistant à :
    calculer, sur le dispositif mobile (130), pour chaque luminaire de la pluralité de luminaires (110), un indicateur de puissance reçue de signal (RSSI) respectif sur la base de signaux radio qui transportent au moins un premier message de découverte de dispositif reçu en provenance du luminaire (110-n) respectif ;
    afficher, par l'intermédiaire de l'interface d'utilisateur du dispositif mobile (130), une liste d'identifiants de dispositif agencés par ordre décroissant de RSSI calculés pour les luminaires (110) respectifs ; et
    recevoir la sélection du premier luminaire (110-k) ou du second luminaire (110-m) par l'intermédiaire de l'interface d'utilisateur du dispositif mobile (130).
  8. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 7, dans lequel l'indication de sélection comprend l'étape consistant à modifier d'une manière prédéfinie la lumière délivrée par le premier luminaire (110-k).
  9. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 8, dans lequel :
    lesdits premiers messages de découverte de dispositif comprennent des messages de découverte de dispositif qui indiquent un statut connectable du luminaire (110-n) transmettant ledit message ;
    lesdits deuxièmes messages de découverte de dispositif et lesdits autres deuxièmes messages de découverte de dispositif comprennent des messages de découverte de dispositif respectifs qui indiquent un statut non connectable du dispositif mobile (130).
  10. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 9, dans lequel lesdits messages de découverte de dispositif comprennent des messages d'annonce sur Bluetooth à basse consommation (BLE),
    lesdits premiers messages de découverte de dispositif comprenant des unités de données de protocole (PDU) ADV_IND BLE ; et
    lesdits deuxièmes messages de découverte de dispositif et lesdits autres deuxièmes messages de découverte de dispositif comprenant des PDU ADV_NONCONN_IND BLE.
  11. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 10, dans lequel lesdits messages de découverte de dispositif comprennent une partie en-tête et une partie charge utile et dans lequel l'identification de dispositif et la première et/ou la seconde commande sont incluses dans la partie charge utile.
  12. Système comprenant un dispositif mobile (130) et une pluralité de luminaires (110) agencés pour une communication sans fil les uns avec les autres au moyen d'une technique de communication sans fil de courte portée, le système comprenant :
    un moyen permettant de transmettre de façon répétée, depuis chaque luminaire de la pluralité de luminaires (110), des premiers messages de découverte de dispositif respectifs selon un schéma prédéfini quand un luminaire respectif (110-n) reçoit une puissance de fonctionnement, un premier message de découverte de dispositif incluant un identifiant de dispositif du luminaire respectif (110-n) ;
    un moyen permettant de recevoir, sur le dispositif mobile (130) en provenance de la pluralité de luminaires (110), au moins un premier message de découverte de dispositif respectif ;
    un moyen permettant de recevoir, par l'intermédiaire d'une interface d'utilisateur du dispositif mobile (130), une sélection d'un premier luminaire (110-k) de la pluralité de luminaires (110) ;
    un moyen permettant de transmettre, depuis le dispositif mobile (130), au moins un deuxième message de découverte de dispositif qui inclut un identifiant de dispositif du premier luminaire (110-k) et une première commande ;
    un moyen permettant d'initier, dans le premier luminaire (110-k), la fourniture d'une indication de sélection en réponse à la réception d'au moins un deuxième message de découverte de dispositif incluant l'identifiant de dispositif attribué audit premier luminaire et la première commande ;
    un moyen permettant de recevoir, par l'intermédiaire de l'interface d'utilisateur du dispositif mobile (130), une sélection d'un second luminaire (110-m) de la pluralité de luminaires (110) ou une confirmation d'une sélection du premier luminaire (110-k) ;
    un moyen permettant de transmettre, depuis le dispositif mobile (130), en réponse à la réception d'une sélection du second luminaire (110-m), au moins un autre deuxième message de découverte de dispositif qui inclut un identifiant de dispositif du second luminaire (110-m) sélectionné et la première commande ; et
    un moyen permettant d'établir, par le dispositif mobile (130), en réponse à la réception d'une confirmation de sélection du premier luminaire (110-k), une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) pour l'échange d'informations entre le dispositif mobile (130) et le premier luminaire (110-k) et d'échanger des informations entre le dispositif mobile (130) et le premier luminaire (110-k) par l'intermédiaire de la connexion sans fil établie.
  13. Système selon la revendication 12, comprenant en outre :
    un moyen permettant d'initier, par le dispositif mobile (130), l'établissement d'une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) en réponse à la réception de la sélection d'un premier luminaire (110-k) ; et
    un moyen permettant de terminer, par le dispositif mobile (130), l'établissement d'une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) en réponse à la réception d'une sélection du second luminaire (110-m).
  14. Système selon la revendication 12, comprenant en outre :
    un moyen permettant d'initier, par le dispositif mobile (130), l'établissement d'une connexion sans fil avec le premier luminaire (110-k) en réponse à la réception d'une confirmation de la sélection du premier luminaire (110-k).
  15. Système selon l'une quelconque des revendications 12 à 14, dans lequel lesdits messages de découverte de dispositif comprennent des messages d'annonce sur Bluetooth à basse consommation (BLE),
    lesdits premiers messages de découverte de dispositif comprenant des unités de données de protocole (PDU) ADV_IND BLE ; et
    lesdits deuxièmes messages de découverte de dispositif et lesdits autres deuxièmes messages de découverte de dispositif comprenant des PDU ADV_NONCONN_IND BLE.
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