strokes gestures that are easier for the gesture mapping sensor 110 to recognize and or less likely to be confused with gestures that are not intend by the user to be recognized by the lighting device once the entry gesture is captured and recognized by the processing unit the lighting device is activated into a wake mode more complicated or intricate gestures may then be provided by the user to select specific attributes of control by using an entry gesture with less intricate features several advantages can be provided for example reduced chance of unintended activation and or faster recognition of a entry command in addition a global coordinate system can be used by the gesture mapping sensor for the entry gesture once the entry gesture is recognized the gesture mapping sensor can use a local coordinate system based on the determined location of the user this can provide benefits when controlling multiple lighting devices and or when the user may be in various locations in the room or facing various directions in one embodiment the gesture mapping sensor may use specific information of the entry gesture to determine the location and the direction the user is facing along with the which lighting device the user intends to control the gesture mapping sensor may use directional information of the user to supply a.