User Needs (U), Facility Manager Needs (FM)
and
Non-functional Needs (NF) for light control
Name |
ModelName |
Description |
ObjectTypes |
sufficient room light |
U1 |
If a person occupies a room, the light has to
be sufficient to move safely, if nothing else is desired by a chosen light
scene. |
|
occupied light scene |
U2 |
As long as the room is occupied the actual chosen
light scene has to be maintained. |
|
re-established light scene |
U3 |
If the room is reoccupied within T1 minutes after
the last person has left the room, the last chosen light scene has to be
re-established. |
|
reoccupied light scene |
U4 |
If the room is reoccupied after more than T1
minutes since the last person has left the room, the standard light scene
has to be established. |
|
wall switch behaviour |
U5 |
The wall switches for the window- and the wall
ceiling light group in a room should show the following behaviour:
-
if the corresponding ceiling light is completely
on then the light will be switched off
-
otherwise the ceiling light will be switched on completely
|
|
light scenes by control panel |
U6 |
The light scenes can be determined by using the
control panel. |
|
ambient light level |
U7 |
For each room the actual ambient light level
can be set by the user using the control panel. |
|
default light scene |
U8 |
For each room a default light scene can be set
(not by using the control panel). |
|
default ambient light level |
U9 |
For each room a default ambient light level can
be set (not by using the control panel). |
|
Time T1 |
U10 |
The value T1 can be set for each room separately
(not by using the control panel). |
|
Deficiency of light sensor or motion detector |
U11 |
If the outdoor light sensor or the motion detector
of a room does not work correctly, the user has to be informed. |
|
ceiling lights and the task light |
U12 |
The ceiling lights and the task light should
be maintained by the control system depending on different light scenes. |
|
Mobility of control panel |
U13 |
The control panel should be installed movably
like a telephone in the offices. |
|
Parts of control panel (1) |
U14 |
The control panel should contain at least:
-
a switch to set the task light (on/off)
-
a switch to set the ceiling lights (on/off/ambient)
-
a possibility to set the actual ambient light level
|
|
Installation of control panel |
U15 |
In all other rooms the control panel should be
installed near a door to the hallway. |
|
Parts of control panel (2) |
U16 |
The control panel should contain at least:
-
a switch to set the ceiling lights (on/off/ambient)
-
a possibility to set the actual ambient light level
|
|
Sufficient hallway light |
U17 |
When a hallway section is occupied by a person,
the light in this hallway section has to be sufficient to move safely. |
|
entered_section light |
U18 |
Before a person enters a hallway section from
another one, the light in the entered section has been turned on if necessary. |
|
Hallway wall switches |
U19 |
The wall switches for lights in the hallway section
have to show the following behaviour:
-
if the light is on then the light will be switched
off
-
otherwise the light will be switched on
|
|
Desired light by use of daylight |
FM1 |
Use daylight to achieve the desired light whenever
possible. |
|
Hallway light off by T2 |
FM2 |
Lights in a hallway section have to be switched
off when the section has been unoccupied for T2 min. |
|
Room light off by T3 |
FM3 |
If a room is unoccupied for more than T3 minutes,
all lights must be switched off. |
|
Time T2 |
FM4 |
The value T2 can be set for each hallway section
separately. |
|
Time T3 |
FM5 |
The value T3 can be set for each room separately. |
|
Light off by FM |
FM6 |
The facility manager can turn off any light in
a room or hallway section that is not occupied. |
|
Malfunction for FM |
FM7 |
If a malfunction occurs the facility manager
has to be informed. |
|
Control system support for FM |
FM8 |
If a malfunction occurs the control system supports
the facility manager by finding the reason. |
|
Reports and consumption |
FM9 |
The system provides reports on current and past
energy consumption. |
|
Store and request |
FM10 |
All malfunctions and unusual conditions are stored
and reported on request. |
|
Malfunction manually |
FM11 |
Malfunctions that the system cannot detect, can
be entered manually. |
|
Failure degradation |
NF1 |
In any case of failure the system shall provide
a stepwise degradation of functionality down to manual operability. |
|
Outdoor light sensor damage_1 |
NF2 |
If the outdoor light sensor does not work correctly,
for rooms the control system should behave as if the outdoor light sensor
submits the last correct measurement of the outdoor light constantly. |
|
Outdoor light sensor damage_2 |
NF3 |
If the outdoor light sensor does not work correctly
the standard light scene for all rooms is that all ceiling lights are on. |
|
Outdoor light sensor damage_3 |
NF4 |
If the outdoor light sensor does not work correctly
and a hallway section is occupied the lights in this hallway section has
to be on. |
|
Motion detector damage |
NF5 |
If the motion detector of a room or a hallway
section does not work correctly, the control system should behave as if
the room or the hallway section is occupied. |
|
Hallway light not controllable |
NF6 |
If the lights in a hallway section are neither
controllable automatically nor manually the lights have to be on. |
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Hardware connections |
NF7 |
All hardware connections have to be made according
to DIN standards. |
|
Hazardous conditions |
NF8 |
No hazardous conditions for persons, inventory,
or building is allowed. |
|
Use of control panel |
NF9 |
The control panel should be easy and intuitive
to use. |
|
System warning |
NF10 |
The system warns about unreasonable inputs. |
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