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WO2008049405A1
WO2008049405A1 PCT/DE2007/001895 DE2007001895W WO2008049405A1 WO 2008049405 A1 WO2008049405 A1 WO 2008049405A1 DE 2007001895 W DE2007001895 W DE 2007001895W WO 2008049405 A1 WO2008049405 A1 WO 2008049405A1
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Henk Kosche
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    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B45/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light-emitting diodes [LED]
    • H05B45/20—Controlling the colour of the light
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H05—ELECTRIC TECHNIQUES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • H05B—ELECTRIC HEATING; ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT SOURCES, IN GENERAL
    • H05B45/00—Circuit arrangements for operating light-emitting diodes [LED]

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  • the invention initially relates to a luminaire according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the object of the invention is to develop the initially mentioned, by prior public use of the applicant become known lamp such that it allows for a simple and compact design a comfortable, intuitive learning and safe operation.
  • the invention solves this problem with the features of claim 1, in particular with those of the characterizing part, and is accordingly characterized in that the controller integrated into the lamp and in particular is designed displayless, and that arranged directly on the housing, a manual control device for the controller is, which has a selector switch and an actuating handle, wherein the selector switch different functional levels of the control are selectable, wherein the actuating handle at least along a first direction and along a second, opposite thereto direction displaced or operable, and wherein a plurality of different functional levels Displacement or operation of the actuating handle along the first and along the second direction changes the parameter associated with this function level.
  • the principle of the invention consists first of all in integrating a controller in the luminaire and arranging a manual operating device directly on the housing of the luminaire to respond to the control.
  • the manual operating device can be arranged in this way, for example, in the region of the lighthead, or in the case of a floor lamp, in the region of the lamp base, possibly also on a linkage element or tripod connecting the lighthead to the lamp base.
  • the wording of claim 1, according to which an operating device is arranged directly on the housing thus comprises any direct attachment of the Operating device on a light part, in particular on a lamp wall part.
  • the wording according to which the controller is integrated into the luminaire in the luminaire according to the invention means that all functional and operating elements required for carrying out the parameter changes are arranged directly on the luminaire, and not connected to the luminaire via lines or signal lines, but distanced are arranged by the lamp.
  • an additional adjustment for the user can be provided by the arranged directly on the lamp housing manual control.
  • This additional setting possibility can proceed as part of an "override" function, for example also a network control.
  • the manual operating device has a
  • the actuating handle is displaceable at least along a first direction and along a second, opposite thereto direction.
  • a displacement of the actuating handle along the first and along the second direction changes the parameter and thus the lighting condition.
  • rotation of the trackball along the first direction may change the parameter in a first sense of change, and in the event that the trackball is rotated in the opposite direction, the parameter will also be in the opposite direction Change sense influenced.
  • the actuation handle can be designed to be operable at least along a first and along a second direction, wherein an operation along the first direction and along the second direction changes the parameter (s) associated with the function level.
  • An operation of an actuating handle along a first direction is possible, for example, if the actuating handle is formed by a rocker-type switch, which can be operated along two different directions.
  • the rocker can be operated, for example, along a first rocker direction and along a second rocker direction.
  • Actuating buttons are provided, for example, an upper and a lower actuating knob, wherein the upper operating knob symbolizes the first direction and the lower operating knob, the second direction.
  • a selector switch is provided. The selector switch allows a selection of different functional levels. For example, a first functional level “dimmability" can be specified, and a second functional level “color selection” or “color saturation selection.” By actuating the selection switch, the different functional levels can be achieved.
  • a change in the "dimming state" parameter may cause the luminaire to emit a lower luminous flux.
  • Displacement or actuation of the actuating handle along the second direction opposite the first direction may correspondingly cause a change in the associated parameter, such that the dimming state in the sense of a higher one
  • Luminous flux is influenced.
  • a color change path may be given, which includes a predetermined sequence of different preprogrammed colors.
  • actuating the actuating handle along the first direction for example, starting from a "color state yellow" of the luminaire, first a green, then a blue and finally a violet color state can be achieved
  • Pressing the actuation handle along the second direction opposite to the first direction starting from the color state yellow, first the color state orange and then the color state red can be achieved.
  • a change in the saturation of a set color can be achieved by actuation, operation or displacement of the actuating handle along the first or along the second direction.
  • a selection of a preprogrammed lighting effect can be made or a speed of a change of lighting conditions can be set.
  • the first point is therefore that the user can always change completely different parameters with the same actuating handle by actuating along the same directions in different functional levels.
  • the same actuating handle can thus be used for the change of different parameters, depending on the choice of the functional level.
  • the user has a very clear control device available. Due to the fact that the actuating handle specifies different but clearly defined directions for its actuation, namely a first direction and a direction opposite to the first direction, the clarity is further enhanced.
  • the fact that the user can use the actuating handle for different parameter changes he does not have to learn each of these change processes each time, but can rely on his intuitively learned knowledge from a functional level in the other functional levels.
  • the actuating handle can be formed by a single element, for example a trackball or a rocker, but equally also by a two- or multi-part element, such as a plurality of actuating buttons.
  • the integrated into the lamp control is designed in particular displayless. This means that no screen display or the like is provided, which would have to explain to the user, for example on the basis of a small LCD screen in combination with a cursor, which color locus the luminaire has at a given time. As a result, the possibility is created to provide a very compact design control with a very compact manual operating device that can be accommodated virtually every light. Also, the controller can be placed in the luminaire according to the invention due to a miniaturizable design of such installation locations within the luminaire housing or on the luminaire housing, where conventional controls and controls can not be arranged because the space available there for conventional controls is not sufficient.
  • DE 102 39 449 A1 discloses a device which permits a color and / or brightness adjustment with a corresponding operating element. Here is a flat executed
  • DE 199 42 177 A1 discloses a lighting device in the manner of a work lamp, which can be addressed via a joystick. Again, a manual control device is not arranged directly on the housing. From EP 1 195 740 A2, finally, in a flashlight, a control device permanently attached to a lighting device is known, which permits color adjustment by means of a trackball or a joystick. However, here are described in detail only three individual potentiometers for the individual to be addressed colors red, green, blue, which has an uncomfortable operation result. A selector switch with which different levels of control functions can be selected is not apparent from this document.
  • Lighting device for generating white light out in which a manual interface is provided. There is no indication from the document that such a manual interface could be arranged directly on the luminaire.
  • the actuating handle is displaceable or operable along a third direction and along a fourth direction opposite to the third direction.
  • the third direction is substantially perpendicular to the first direction.
  • the actuating handle can be displaced along four different directions and, for example, change two different parameters within a functional level.
  • a first parameter in the functional plane may be changed
  • a second parameter may be changed in the same functional plane. This allows a particularly comfortable and easy to learn operation.
  • Actuation handle along one direction "used synonymously for each Type of operation or operation of the actuating handle along one direction.
  • Illuminant changeable In other words, here is the intensity of the
  • the functional level after switching on the light is the function level selected in advance, so that when the activation handle is addressed after switching on the light, the dimming state of the light source can first be changed.
  • a color of the luminous means can be changed in a second functional level as a parameter.
  • a color change may occur along a color change path that represents a pre-programmed sequence of different colors.
  • actuating the actuating handle in the selected functional level for example along the first direction, a color sequence of yellow, green, blue, violet, red, orange, yellow, green, etc. can be achieved, for example, wherein any fine gradation of the colors is pre-programmable.
  • entirely different color gradients than the aforementioned rainbow spectrum can also be preprogrammed as a color path.
  • the color saturation can also be changed as a parameter. This means that you can vary between a strong color and a more pastel color.
  • the actuating handle may be displaced to change color
  • the actuating handle may be displaced to change the color saturation
  • a speed of a change of illumination conditions can be changed.
  • the lighting effect is a particular color sequence with specified color stations, e.g. the color stations red, green, yellow and blue, defined as a color gradient
  • this color sequence constantly circulating repeatedly, the speed of the circulation can be adjusted by changing the parameter.
  • n functional levels are provided, with an n-fold or one (n + 1) times Operation of the selector switch can restore the initial state of the controller. This allows a particularly simple and intuitive operation.
  • the selector switch is designed as a pressure switch. This means that it is a switch that requires a print operation.
  • Trackball formed. Such a trackball allows on the one hand a particularly simple displacement along different directions.
  • the trackball may also be displaced in directions that lie between the first and third directions.
  • a displacement of the trackball may also occur along the
  • a trackball is formed according to a definition of a rotatably mounted ball. A shift of the trackball along any direction is thus endlessly possible. For a particularly easy operation is reached.
  • the trackball is formed clip-on. This means that an operation of the trackball is not only possible in the sense of a rotation, but the trackball can also operate as a push-button selector switch as a result of a pressing operation. Thus, the user merely has to depress the trackball momentarily to get to a new functional level and turn the trackball to set a parameter within the functional level.
  • the selection switch actuates an acoustic display device for signaling the reaching of a functional level.
  • an audible indication e.g. a click or a signal tone
  • the invention further relates to a luminaire according to the
  • Preamble of claim 15 is equally based on a well-known by public prior use lamp of the Applicant, the color-changeable light source, for example, three fluorescent lamps of the colors red, yellow and green.
  • the color-changeable light source for example, three fluorescent lamps of the colors red, yellow and green.
  • Such a luminaire is typically integrated into a network of luminaires and can be addressed via a central controller, for example via a computer in which a corresponding luminaire control software, for example the Applicant's software Studio, is executed.
  • the invention solves this problem with the features of claim 15, in particular with those of the characterizing part, and is accordingly characterized in that a manual operating device for the control is arranged directly on the housing, with an actuating handle which can be displaced or operated along four different directions wherein a displacement or operation along a first direction and along a second direction opposite thereto changes the color of the illuminant, and a displacement along a third direction and along a fourth direction opposite thereto changes the color saturation of the illuminant.
  • the principle of the invention is thus essentially to arrange a manual control device for the control directly to the housing of the lamp. In contrast to a remote-controlled or remote-responsive lamp, the operating device is thus integrated into the lamp.
  • the attachment of the operating device to the housing means both an attachment to the lighthead, the lamp base or on a rod connecting the light head with the lamp stand or any other part of the lamp.
  • the existing space on the lamp space regardless of its size, can be used to attach a control device.
  • the operating device has an actuating handle which can be displaced or operated along four different directions. Displacement or operation of the actuating handle may be along a first and along a second direction opposite thereto to change the color of the illuminant. Displacement or operation of the actuating handle along a third and along a fourth direction opposite thereto changes the parameters for adjusting the color saturation of the illuminant.
  • the first and the second direction are oriented at 90 ° to the third and the fourth direction.
  • an actuating handle is provided, with both a color saturation and a color choice can be made by a single actuator. An operation of the lamp to change the lighting condition is so far very comfortable.
  • the operating device is associated with an initial state, which occupies the lamp during the initial response or switching on the lamp.
  • Initial state advantageously has a high chroma value. This means that when the lamp is first turned on or, in the event that the lamp has different levels of function, the first function level is selected in which the color and the color saturation of the lamp can be set, an initial state is reached in the bulb generates a very strong color. This has the advantage that when a color change is made, the user easily recognizes the color change.
  • a displacement or operation of the actuating handle along a first direction corresponds to a color change of the luminous means along a color change path.
  • the color change path is predetermined and corresponds to a preprogrammed sequence of different colors of the luminous means, for example the colors of a rainbow or a course along the edge of the standard color chart or alternatively any sequence of different color stations.
  • a displacement or operation of the actuating handle along the second direction corresponds to a color change along the color change path in the opposite direction.
  • the lamp according to the invention according to claim 1 and claim 15 provides to integrate the control in the lamp and directly to the lamp, namely directly to the housing of the lamp to arrange a manual control device for the controller.
  • the operating device may be attached, for example, on or within the lamp housing, and thus also on a lamp stand, to a light head or a light head and lamp stand connecting rod element.
  • the operating device has an actuating handle for changing illumination parameters.
  • the invention makes it possible to arrange the electronic components belonging to the controller and the manual operating device, that is, for example, processors, resistors, capacitors, etc., on the same board, on which the electronic components are housed for controlling the lighting means. As a result, it may therefore be sufficient if the light only has a single circuit board on which all the required electronic components are housed. This makes a particularly compact design of the lamp possible. Also, the lamp is so finished with low cost.
  • LEDs are provided which are arranged directly on a circuit board. All electronic components used to control and control the LEDs as well as for the processing of the operating device obtained signal information is provided, are then arranged on a common second board. Finally, if appropriate, a third circuit board can also be provided inside the luminaire, on which, for example, a transformer is arranged.
  • the luminaire according to the invention thus offers the possibility of a particularly compact construction in that electronic components which are required anyway for controlling the LEDs and electronic components which are provided for processing the signal information obtained from the manual operating device can be combined on a common board ,
  • FIG. 1 is a very schematic, block diagram like, partially sectioned side view of an embodiment of a lamp according to the invention designed as a workstation lamp,
  • FIG. 2a is a very schematic partial sectional view approximately along the section line IIa - IIa in Fig. 2nd
  • FIG. 3 shows a comparison with FIG. 2 modified embodiment of a manual control device of the lamp
  • 4 is a schematic functional diagram for explaining the operation of the controller
  • FIG. 5 is a second schematic functional diagram in a representation according to FIG. 4 for explaining the mode of operation of the FIG.
  • FIG. 6 shows a third schematic functional diagram in a representation according to FIG. 4.
  • FIG. 1 An embodiment of the lamp 10 according to the invention is shown in Fig. 1. It should be noted that, as far as the same or comparable parts or elements are shown, they are for the sake of clarity, as far as different embodiments are concerned, with the same reference numerals, partially with the addition of small letters are.
  • the luminaire is connected to a voltage supply source 14 via a voltage supply line 14, indicated by a conventional schuko plug 14a. eg usual 220 V socket) connectable.
  • a conventional schuko plug 14a eg usual 220 V socket
  • the lamp 10 requires no signal line and so far does not necessarily have to be integrated into a network of lights or with a central, remote from the lamp 10 arranged control must be connected.
  • the luminaire 10 has a signal line, not shown in the figures, for connection to other luminaires and for connection to, for example, network control or remote control.
  • the luminaire 10 is thus so far preferably used as a stand-alone luminaire. at an exemplary embodiment, not shown, but it is also optional in a lighting network einbindbar.
  • the power supply line 14 extends over the foot 11 and the stand 12 into the lamp head or light head 13 and is there connected to a board 15 on which all the essential electronic
  • Control of the lighting means 16, and the electronic components 19 are arranged for the controller 20. It should be noted that the board 15 is shown only schematically. Similarly, the electronic components 18 and 19 are only hinted at. Of course, other components, such as
  • the light-emitting means 16 are formed, for example, by a plurality of LEDs, wherein by way of example five LEDs 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d, 16e are indicated in FIG. But the type and type of bulbs as well as its number does not matter at first.
  • the lighting means are controllable, in particular color changeable, and dimmable.
  • a color changeability of the lamps is already given, for example, if two white lamps of different color temperature can be dimmed against each other. Color changeability in the sense of this patent application therefore means that the total light or mixed light emitted by the luminaire can be changed in terms of its color.
  • the LEDs may be grouped into clusters or groups along different geometries, for example along
  • Row arrangements or mounted along grid arrangements be.
  • other bulbs than LEDs such as colored fluorescent lamps od. Like. Come, in question.
  • lamps with different color temperatures can also be used.
  • the lighting technology should not be the subject of the following descriptions, since this is well known to those skilled in the art.
  • the manner in which the light from the light sources, after passing through the light exit opening 17, is directed onto a building surface to be illuminated, e.g. a working surface passes, and the way in which reflectors or other light-conducting, light-scattering, light-diffracting or otherwise influencing the light transmission elements are arranged, will not be explained in this application.
  • the focus is on the design of a controller 20 of the lamp 10, to which a manual control device 21 and one or more electronic components 19 belongs.
  • the manual control device 21 is also connected to the circuit board 15 via an electrical line 22.
  • the design of the electronics that is, the shading of the manual control device 21 to the electronic component 19 will not be described in detail here, since the expert is equally familiar with regard to the following descriptions of the functions of the operating device 21, as he has to make a corresponding circuit or to design a corresponding electronics.
  • the trackball 24 is a conventional, spherical or ball-shaped element which is rotatable and rotatable endlessly along different arbitrary axes.
  • the bearings 25a, 25b of the trackball for example, captive on a wall 26 of the housing 27 of the lamp 10 is mounted.
  • the storage elements for the trackball 24 may also be provided by a separate, eg plastic part, which in turn is fastened to the wall 26.
  • sensor means 28 may detect a change in the position of the trackball 24 or alternatively also the absolute position of the trackball 24 and transmit via a line 22 to the electronic component 19 of the controller 20 corresponding signal information.
  • the transmitted signal information then corresponds to a displacement or an operation of the trackball 24 along a certain direction, possibly also an amount of change, possibly also a duration of the change.
  • a further switch 23 is arranged, which serves for switching on and off of the lamp 10. This is shown in Fig. 2 is relatively large, the viewer is clear that the size of the On and off switch 23 is arbitrary selectable. It is also conceivable that the on-off switch of the lamp is equally provided by the manual control device 21.
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a functional diagram which is associated with a first functional level.
  • this first functional level is reached immediately after the lamp 10 has been switched on initially by actuation of the switch 23.
  • the dimming state of the luminous means 16 can be adjusted.
  • Fig. 4 illustrates that eight gradations can be provided. This means that the control of the light source can be done with eight different intensities.
  • a luminous flux of 12.5% of the maximum intensity in stage 2 a luminous flux of 25% of the maximum intensity, in stage 3 a luminous flux of 37.5% of the maximum intensity, etc.
  • a non-linear graduation of the steps is provided because the human eye perceives light fluxes in a non-linear manner.
  • the number of steps given by way of example in FIG. 4 can also vary as desired.
  • the luminous flux intensity By operating the trackball 24 in the direction of the arrow 29 of FIG. 4, the luminous flux intensity, starting from a predetermined or preset luminous flux intensity, can be increased.
  • FIG. 5 shows a grid which is provided with 64 fields in a checkerboard pattern.
  • the trackball 24 can be moved along the first direction 29, along the second direction 30, along the third direction 31 and along the fourth direction 32.
  • the sequence of said color fields or color stations R, Ge, Gr, Bl with the associated intermediate values is freely programmable and predetermined by the controller. So can be preprogrammed, which color sequence is actually passed through the operation of the trackbail along the direction 31. Of course, the number of gradations is arbitrary.
  • the sequence of the color values R, Ge, Gr 1 Bl with the associated intermediate values can also be referred to as the color change path. This color change path may, for example, follow the edge of a standard color chart or represent any other sequence of color stations, or any other color gradient. Also, for example, only the two color values red and yellow can be specified with numerous intermediate color values in the yellow-orange-red color range.
  • the field KR denotes strong colors and the field P on the left
  • the user adjusts by moving the trackball along the
  • Actuation of the trackball along the direction of movement 29 and 30 set the color saturation.
  • An adjustment of the color saturation is possible for each set color. It can, for example, first the Saturation level can be adjusted and subsequently made a change in color, wherein the then changed color is emitted by the light source 16 with the same color saturation level.
  • FIG. 6 shows a schematic functional view of a third functional level, which is equally controllable with respect to the parameters changeable there by actuating the trackball 24 along the directions of movement 29, 30, 31 and 32.
  • Fig. 6 indicates a plurality of fields labeled PR1 through PR8 corresponding to different preprogrammed lighting programs.
  • the program designated PR1 may be a lighting program that pings back and forth between two predefined color stations, such as red and yellow.
  • Another lighting program for example the program PR8, could for example cause a constant flashing of the luminaire.
  • Another lighting program e.g. the program PR3, automatically cause a constant dimming of the bulb.
  • a change of another parameter for example a speed of this program, can be made in the functional level of FIG. 6 for a selected program.
  • a field is labeled SL for Slow and at the left edge of FIG. 6 a field is labeled FA for Fast.
  • the selected illumination program is performed very slowly. For example, if that lighting program is selected which performs a constant automatic dimming up and down of the means, the selection of the field SL means that this dimming sequence is made very quickly.
  • the left edge of the functional plane and thus the field FA is reached, it is ensured that the change of the dimming state is very fast.
  • Figures 5 and 6 is an endless sequence. For example, at a
  • the controller 20 is designed so that the movement of the trackball, depending on whether a movement takes place along the direction of movement 29, 30 or alternatively along the directions of movement of the arrows 31 and 32, on the one hand an endless Parameter change and otherwise causes a change of the parameter only within certain limits.
  • Function level according to FIG. 4 reaches another functional level. This can be accomplished in a very simple way that the
  • Line 22 is connected to the electronic component 19.
  • Trackball is stored accordingly and can be a small
  • Such a trackball 24 is also referred to as a clip-on trackball.
  • a simple clipping guides the user, starting from the
  • the controller may have a timer circuit which ensures that after a predetermined period of time, for example after one minute after reaching the functional level or alternatively one minute after the last actuation of the trackball, automatically returns to the functional level of FIG. Alternatively it can be provided that the user can only leave a once selected functional level by pressing thephraschaiter 34.
  • the selector switch 34 is centrally located here centrally and can be actuated in the manner of a push button.
  • the actuating handle in the embodiment of Fig. 3 is formed by four operating buttons 36a, 36b, 36c, 36d.
  • An actuation of the actuating button 36b corresponds to an operation of the actuating device 21 along a fourth direction and thus a displacement of the trackball along the direction 32nd
  • operation of the button 36c corresponds to operation of the manual operating direction 21 along a first direction and thus a displacement of the trackball in the direction of displacement
  • actuation of the button 36d corresponds to operation of the manual operating device 21 along a second direction and thus a displacement of the trackball in direction 30.
  • buttons e.g. buttons 1-10 Two diametrically opposed buttons e.g. buttons
  • 36a and 36b may also be connected to each other like a rocker such that actuation of the knob 36a along a third direction and actuation of the knob 36b along a direction opposite thereto may occur.
  • buttons 36a, 36b, 36c, 36d already a directional specification. Two opposite each
  • Buttons 36a, 36b; and 36c, 36d, respectively, correspond to a pair of opposite directions.

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L'invention concerne entre autres une lampe (10) avec un boîtier (27) dans lequel sont logés des moyens d'éclairage asservissables (16, 16a, 16b, 16c, 16d, 16e), et avec une commande (20) agissant sur les moyens d'éclairage et permettant de régler différentes conditions d'éclairage par une modification des paramètres. La particularité consiste entre autres en ce que la commande (20) est intégrée dans la lampe et est notamment réalisée sans affichage, et en ce qu'un dispositif d'actionnement manuel (21) pour la commande est disposé directement sur le boîtier (27), dispositif qui comprend un sélecteur (34) et une manette d'actionnement (24, 36a, 36b, 36c, 36d). Le sélecteur permet de sélectionner différents niveaux de fonctionnement de la commande, et la manette d'actionnement peut être déplacée ou manœuvrée le long d'une première direction (29) et le long d'une deuxième direction (30) opposée à la première, sachant que, dans plusieurs niveaux de fonctionnement différents, un déplacement ou une manœuvre de la manette d'actionnement le long de la première et le long de la deuxième direction modifie le paramètre associé à ce niveau de fonctionnement.
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