LiveLink ONE^® App

As of version 1.9.0, emergency light function tests and duration tests can be carried out and documented locally in the system – without a cloud connection. The integrated DALI DT1 support enables automatic tests and generation of logs directly via the app – ideal for operators wanting a simple, smart solution on site.

As of version 1.9.0, luminaire and sensor data can be individually released via a standardised MQTT interface. This means that energy values, temperatures, switching states and sensor data can be directly integrated into higher-level building management systems.

If the neighbourhood function is activated, luminaire groups react to movements in neighbouring areas and activate a defined general light level. Pre-running light – ideal for applications such as corridors, stairwells and offices.

As of version 1.10.0, the LiveLink ONE app supports the simple control of rooms with partition walls – for example in sports halls and conference areas. Partitioned spaces can be controlled separately or together, with scenes adapting automatically. Sensors and push-buttons can be deactivated if required. The basis is formed by the new, expandable LiveLink Premium Controller and the LiveLink Premium Server

The sequencer function enables several light scenes to be automatically played in a defined sequence and with definable time intervals. This allows dynamic light sequences or time-controlled cycles to be implemented – e.g. for presentations, events or to simulate daylight sequences.

The HCL (Human Centric Lighting) function dynamically controls the brightness and colour temperature of the light, based on the natural course of daylight. Either use a predefined TRILUX HCL curve or define your own curve (from autumn 2025).

The event-based schedule enables the automatic control of scenes based on sunrise, sunset, days of the week and times. Thanks to the integrated astro function, solar times are recalculated each day according to the location. Schedules can be flexibly put together from several events and individually activated.

A continuous or time-limited general light level can be set using the general light function, regardless of movement or daylight.

Via the TRILUX ONE service portal, a LiveLink system can be connected to the LiveLink Cloud in just a few steps and free of charge. After connecting, lighting data and sensor data is transferred – along with access to all cloud functions.

Create or import building structures and filter according to groups or scenes for specific building areas. The building structure allows even extensive installations to be clearly and simply visualised. Filter functions by building, floor or room make navigation easier and ensure maximum transparency with groups and scenes.

The building plan shows the location of the luminaires, sensors and control units, and this enables precise allocation of the components to the respective rooms or areas. If the actual position of the devices differs from the planned installation location, this can be easily corrected in the app.

The twilight switch enables the automatic control of light scenes based on switch-on and switch-off thresholds. It detects twilight times and calls up suitable scenes, e.g. for day or night switching. Several switches are configurable, and these can be conveniently activated or deactivated in the Auto menu. Manual control via push-button is also possible.

You can use the network settings to integrate the LiveLink system into a higher-level infrastructure.

A light scene defines previously set values such as switching status, dimming level and colour temperature, and calls these up with a single command. Depending on the usage situation (e.g. presentations, cleaning or break times), suitable light scenes can be activated quickly and conveniently – either manually, time-controlled or sensor-controlled.

A scene group bundles several scenes and calls them up simultaneously with one command – usable in push-buttons, time schedules or twilight switches.

The LiveLink ONE app outputs a commissioning log as a PDF file for documentation and project handover. This provides transparency regarding settings, ensures traceability in the event of service and serves as proof of professional installation.

The backup function can be used to create a complete copy of the system and save it locally. This allows projects to be reliably backed up and quickly restored if needed – ideal for updates, maintenance and system changes.

Templates allow you to create, save and reuse configurations. All groups, scenes or scene groups, time schedules, twilight switches and the building structure are saved in a template on the mobile device and can be exchanged with and reused by other users. This function is found in the Settings menu at the top right of the overview.