11.3.3 Luminaire Locations

To place a Luminaire Locations table on a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., click the Luminaire Locations button on the Insert tab A user interface object found in the Ribbonbar or Sidebar comprised of graphic and text buttons grouped based on function. of the Print Editor Ribbonbar.

Luminaire Locations is placed by left-clicking the mouse in the desired location as described in Placing Objects.

See Working with Text-Based Objects for information on editing text content.

See Working With Tabular Objects for information on formatting tables as well as choosing columns to display.

The available columns for Luminaire Locations are:

No. - The Luminaire Number based on the sort method chosen for Luminaire Labels in the Design Environment

Label An alphanumeric designation used to establish a unique correspondence between Luminaire Symbols and their associated Luminaire Type entries in the Luminaire Schedule -  The Luminaire Type Label An alphanumeric designation used to establish a unique correspondence between Luminaire Symbols and their associated Luminaire Type entries in the Luminaire Schedule as assigned in the Luminaire Schedule Editor

Location (X, Y, Z) - The Cartesian Referring to positive or negative numerical values used to define position in three-dimensional space based on the three orthogonal axes (X, Y, and Z) and an origin (0,0,0). Synonymous in Visual with "cardinal". coordinates Location information usually provided in terms of (X,Y) or (X,Y,Z) components along Cartesian axes. of the Luminaire

MH - The mounting height The distance from the floor (or workplane if specified as such) to the light center of the luminaire. This may be the ceiling height in recessed cases. of the Luminaire

Orientation - The orientation of the Luminaire based on 0° as defined in the Luminaire Schedule Editor for the Symbol

Tilt - The angle of tilt with 0° being straight down (in the negative Z-axis) of the Luminaire

Aim (X, Y, Z) - The Cartesian Referring to positive or negative numerical values used to define position in three-dimensional space based on the three orthogonal axes (X, Y, and Z) and an origin (0,0,0). Synonymous in Visual with "cardinal". coordinates Location information usually provided in terms of (X,Y) or (X,Y,Z) components along Cartesian axes. of the aiming point of the Luminaire