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Control Systems , Individual Control Systems ,, Centralized control systems 1 Wireless signal receiver kit MRK-A10N 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2) Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2 Wireless remote controller MR-DH00 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 3) Additional function . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 3 Wired remote controller 1. MWR-WE10N 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 2) Product specification . . . . . . . . . . . 11 3) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 4) Optional function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 5) Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 6) Communication diagram . . . . . . . . 23 2 1 Interface module 1. MIM-N00 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 2) Product specification . . . . . . . . . . . 26 3) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 4) Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 5) Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 2 On/Off controller MCM-A202DN 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 2) Product specification . . . . . . . . . . . 29 3) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 4) Optional function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 5) Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 6) Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 3 Operation mode selection switch MCM-C200 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 2) Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 3) Control example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 systems 1 DMS2 MIM-B14 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 2) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . 102 3) Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 4) Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM INTEGRATED POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MIM-D00AN 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 2) Product specification . . . . . . . . . . . 40 3) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 4) Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 5) Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 6) Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 1 External contact interface module INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM ,,, Integrated management 9 External contact control system 2 S-NET3 MST-P3P 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 2) PC specification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 3) System connection. . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 4) Function . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 5) Detail function description . . . . . . . 77 EXTERNAL CONTACT CONTROL SYSTEM ,9 Power distribution system 1 Electricity meter interface module BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM MIM-B16 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 2) Display and buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 3) Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 4) Address & option switches . . . . . . . 93 5) Specifications on electricity meter. . . 94 6) Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 7) Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 8) Address assignment. . . . . . . . . . . . 97 9) MIM-B16 menu structure . . . . . . . . 97 10) Setting parameters on DMS2 (MIM-D00AN ). . 99 11) Error . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 3 9, Building management systems 1 LonWork Gateway MIM-B18N 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 2) Product specification . . . . . . . . . . 108 3) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . 109 4) Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . 111 5) Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 6) Commission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 7) Standard program identifier (SPID) 114 8) Item summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 9) Network variable . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 10) Network parameter chart . . . . . . . . 116 11) Network variable list. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 12) Detail description of network variable 117 2 BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 1) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 2) Product specification . . . . . . . . . . 122 3) Description of parts . . . . . . . . . . . 123 4) Connection diagram . . . . . . . . . . . 125 5) Wiring. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 6) Description of device ID . . . . . . . . 128 7) Object list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 8) Checking BACnet communication through Wireshark . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 9) Standard object type . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 10) Property support specification . . . . . 137 4 Overview of DVM S New communication system diargram BACnet GW (MIM-B17N) Lonworks GW (MIM-B18N) DMS-Bnet S-NET3 (MST-P3P) DMS-Lnet Ethernet Lon ACK SVC DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) Control layer Max.16 Controllers (Includes DMS2, PIM) Set layer Max.16 outdoor units Max. 128 indoor units (Includes ERV, MCU) Max. 80 units (Max. 64 Indoor units, Max 16 MCU, Max.16 ERV) Max.16 Controllers F1F2 R1R2 CH1 On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN) Indoor units R1R2 Outdoor units On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN) F3F4 Wired RC (MWR-WE10N) Local layer CH2 On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN) Outdoor units On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN) Outdoor units Max.2 Wired RC Max.16 indoor units CH3 CH4 On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN) Outdoor units • Set Layer (F1F2)- Communication channel of Outdoor(Main) unit, Indoor unit and Set layer controller(On/Off controller) • Control Layer(R1R2) - Communication channel of Outdoor(Main) unit and Control layer controller(On/Off controller, DMS2) PIM Max. 8 PIMs • Local Layer(F3F4) - Communication between indoor unit and Wired remote controller CH5 PIM (MIM-B16) • Case 1 > When DVM S be connected to conventional system • Case 2 > When DVM+4 be connected to new system S-NET3 (MST-P3P) S-NET3 (MST-P3P) DMS2 (MIM-D00A) On/Off controller (MCM-A202D) MIM-N00 DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN) New interface module (After July. 2013) Interface module (MIM-B13E) DVM+4 Conventional communication system DVM S New communication System DVM S New communication System DVM+4 Conventional communication system 5 '90&21752/ 6<67(06 6 Individual Control Systems INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM , 1 Receiver & Display unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Wireless remote controller . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Wired remote controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Control Systems , Individual control system 1. Receiver & Display unit MRK-A10N 1) Features Receiver wire (Unit : mm) Receiver & Display Unit • Concealed wireless signal receiver • Filter replacement sign • Fan operation display • Operation Timer setting display • Operation On/Off button • Operation On display LED (blue) • Defrost operation display LED (red) 2) Wiring • Connect one end of the receiver wire with the Receiver & Display unit PCB. • Connect the other end of the receiver wire with the duct type indoor unit PCB. Indoor unit PCB Connector : 13Pin Receiver & Display unit PCB ; Note Wire length: 10m Receiver & Display unit is only available for a duct type indoor unit. 2. Wireless remote controller MR-DH00 1) Features (Unit : mm) • Operation ON/OFF control • Fan speed control • Operation temperature setting • Filter replacement alarm reset • Air swing control • Simple On/Off timer • Indoor unit option code setting 8 Easy and convenient operation control 2) Description of parts ⑰ ① ⑱ ⑨ ⑲ ⑪ ⑫ ⑤ ⑥ TX ⑥ TY ⑦ ⑧ INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM ② ③ ⑩ ④ ⑳ ⑭ ⑬ TX ⑬ TY ⑮ ⑯ Ï ②, ⑥-1, ⑥-2, ⑧, ⑬-2, ⑳, No Name ① On/Off button ② S-Plasma ion button ③ Turbo button ④ Temp + - button ⑤ Horizontal air swing button ⑥-1 Beep Off button ⑥-2 Room button ⑦ On timer button is only supported and available in certain indoor units. Description Press this button to turn on/off the indoor unit. Press this button to turn on/off the S-Plasma ion. Press this button to cool your room quickly and powerfully. Press this button to increase/decrease the set temperature by 1°C. Press this button to activate/deactivate horizontal air flow movement. Press this button to mute the beep sounds that occurs when pressing the button. Press the 2nF function button and press this button to control individual indoor unit or all indoor units at once. Press the button to set the On Timer on. ⑧ 2ndF button Press this button to select the function printed under the button. (Room, Blade function) ⑨ Mode button Press this button to select one of the 5 operation modes. (Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan, Heat) ⑩ Quiet button Press this button to select quiet mode. ⑪ Vertical air swing button > Fannnnnn button Filter Reset button > ⑫ ⑬-1 Press this button to activate/deactivate vertical air flow movement. (Not applicable to Duct type model) Press this button to select one of the fan speeds. (Auto, Low, Medium and High.) Press this button to turn off the filter indicator light. Press the 2nF function button and press this button to control individual blade unit or all blades at once. ⑬-2 Blade button ⑭ good'sleep button Press this button to set the good’sleep mode on. ⑮ Set/Cancel button Press this button to set or cancel the On/Off Timer and good’sleep mode. ⑯ Off Timer button ⑰ Operation mode indicator Indicates the operation mode. ⑱ Set temperature & On/Off set time indicator Basic – Indicates the set temperature. Timer setting – Indicates the On/Off set time. ⑲ On/Off timer indicator ⑳ Room & Blade selection indicator Transmission indicator 2ndF indicator Low battery indicator Press this button to set the Off Timer on. Indicates the On/Off timer setting. 1) When [Beep off/Room] button is pressed after pressing the 2nF button, “Room” indicator will be displayed with the selected indoor unit number. 2) When [Filter Reset/Blade] button is pressed after pressing the 2nF button, “Blade” indicator will be displayed with the selected blade number. Indicates when wireless signal is received (by pressing any buttons). Indicates when 2nF button is pressed. You can select the second function (Selecting Room/ Blade) Indicates the battery life. Air swing indicator Indicates when vertical or horizontal air flow movement. Fan speed indicator Indicates the fan speed settings. 9 Control Systems , Individual control system 2. Wireless remote controller MR-DH00 3) Additional function (1) Option code setting > ❶ Remove the batteries from the remote controller. ❷ Press the Temp [+] and [-] button at the same time and insert the batteries. ❸ Set the 2 digits of option code. If you press the Fan [ ] button, you can change the right digit. If you press the Fan [ ] button, you can change the left digit. ❹ Press the [Mode] button to set the next 2 digits of option code. Input 20 digits in total. ❺ Press the button more than twice to set the indoor unit option code. (When indoor unit option code is set, a beep will sound. When the setting is incorrect, all the LED on the indoor unit panel will flicker.) > Ú Option code is composed with total of 24 digits including page number. From the wireless remote controller, enter the option code without page number. ¨ Fan [ ] – Right digit Fan [ ] – Left digit > § ¨ § § Page 0 Page 1 ¨ ª § If you press the [Mode] button after entering first 10 digits, On timer indicator will change to Off. ª ¨ 10 Press the [Mode] button to set the next 2 digits. > Option code input mode ¨ Setting Ex.) Option code: 012345 – 16789A – 212345 – 36789A Press the [Power] button more than two times towards the indoor unit. Page 2 Page 3 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 1) Features (Unit : mm) 19.5 63.8 (1) Air conditioner / ERV control (ERV cannot be connected to MWR-WE10N until end of 2013) • AC operation ON/OFF control • AC operation mode, setting temperature, fan speed, air flow direction setting • AC individual blade control and occupancy detection (Function is available when indoor units support any of above functions) • ERV operation ON/OFF control • ERV operation mode, fan speed setting • AC/ERV error monitoring • Filter cleaning alert and reset alert time • Individual/group control, indoor unit/ERV interlocking control • Energy saving control • Control maximum 16 "Indoor unit + ERV" in group with single wired remote controller (2) Energy saving operation • Upper/Lower temperature limit setting • Automatic operation stop: Automatically stops the operation, when it is not used for certain period of time set by user (3) Weekly operation schedule setting • Weekly operating schedule (A/C only, ERV only, A/C+ERV) • Able to set desired AC operation mode, setting temperature and fan speed to operate based on weekly reservation • Able to apply schedule exception day for fluid management (4) User convenience function • Child lock • Different button permission levels (Opertion mode, temperature setting, ON/OFF, fan speed) • Real-time clock: Displays current time, day (Summer time support) • Built-in room temperature sensor • Service mode support - Indoor unit cycle data monitoring - Indoor unit option code setting and monitoring - Indoor unit address and option setting and monitoring 2) Product specification Power Supply DC12V Power Consumption 2W Operating Temperature range 0°C~40°C Operating Humidity range 30%RH~90%RH Communication 2-wire PLC 7 Compatible product • Indoor unit : Only DVM S Series indoor unit • ERV : Not support (Until end of 2013) 11 INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM 124.0 120.0 Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 3) Description of parts ④ ⑤⑨⑩⑪ ⑫ ⑬ (1) Display ① ② ⑭ ⑮ ⑯ ③ ⑥ ⑦ ⑰ ⑱ ⑧ ⑳ ⑲ LED indicator (Green: Normal / Red: Need to be checked) Operation On/Off button Temperature setting button Classification Air conditioner related information Schedule related information Ventilator (ERV) related information Common function related information Function Indication ① Displays air conditioner operation ② Displays Quiet/Sleep operation ③ Displays Indoor temperature/Set temperature ④ Displays discharge temperature control ⑤ Displays CO2 /power consumption ⑥ Displays AC fan speed ⑦ Displays Blade selection ⑧ Displays Air swing(Up/Dn) ⑨ Weekly schedule/Holiday setting displays ⑩ Displays Current day( ) or scheduled day(_) ⑪ Displays Schedule number ⑫ Displays Scheduled device selection ⑬ Displays Current time/daylight saving time/scheduled time ⑭ Displays Ventilator(ERV) operation ⑮ Displays Clean up ⑯ Displays Ventilator(ERV) fan speed ⑰ Displays Invalid operation /Filter cleaning (filter cleaning period) ⑱ Displays Dust box cleaning alert/check/part lock / All lock ⑲ Displays Motion detect sensor/Exhaust hood/External interconnection control/Auto clean/ Humidifying/Energy saving/Outdoor air supply intake/Centralized control ⑳ Displays S-Plasma Ion Displays Indoor CO2 density Displays Indoor humidity Displays remaining time of the auto stop time / ERV delay time - Solid : Hour unit, Blinking : Minute unit 12 7 ERV cannot be connected to MWR-WE10N until end of 2013 (2) Buttons ⑱ ⑬ ③ ⑳ INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM ⑫ ⑨ ⑧ ② ① ⑮ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ④⑪ ⑩⑯⑲ ⑭ ⑰ Classification Air conditioner related button Common function related button Function Button ① Operation On/Off button ② Mode button ③ Temperature setting button ④ Fan speed button Changes the air conditioner’s fan speed ⑤ Air swing button Changes the air flow direction to move upward or downward ⑥ Temp. button ⑦ Quiet/Sleep button ⑧ Humidity button ⑨ Blade button Selects a blade for individual control ⑩ MDS button Set the power to automatically turn off if there is nobody in the room ⑪ Outdoor air intake Select the AHU Outdoor intake function ⑫ Schedule Button Select the schedule setting function ⑬ User Set Button Select the detailed setting function ⑭ Navigational buttons ⑮ Set button Save new setting ⑯ ESC button Return to general mode from schedule and detailed setting screens ⑰ Delete button ⑱ Auto Clean button Use the auto cleaning function for your air conditioner ⑲ CO2/[kWh] button Display the amount of CO2 and the power consumption ⑳ Filter Reset button Turn off the filter cleaning displays (filter using time reset) S-Plasma Ion button Operation On/Off button Ventilator (ERV) related buttons Mode button Fan speed button Turn the air conditioner power On/Off Selects the desired air conditioner operation Sets the desired temperature Checks the indoor temperature Selects quiet or sleep operation for the air conditioner Turns the AHU humidifying function On/Off Move between items or change the item value Cancel the schedule setting Choose the S-Plasma ion function Turn the Ventilator(ERV) On/Off Select the desired operation for the Ventilator(ERV) Change the fan speed for your Ventilator(ERV) E. Saver button Begin Energy Saving Operation Clean up button Select air purification through the in/out load controls 7 ERV cannot be connected to MWR-WE10N until end of 2013 13 Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 3) Description of parts (3) PCB No. Name Description ① Software upgrade connector It is used to upgrade the software ② Communication and power wiring terminal Connection with indoor unit (F3/F4) 7 MWR-WE10N uses 2-wire power line communication. ① ② 4) Option function User setting mode Function SEG Used Default Range Unit Auto stop time setting/checking 1,2 0 0~12 hours 1 hour Main Sub menu menu 1 2 Lowest temperature 1,2 16 (61) 16~30°C (61~86°F) 1°C(1°F) Highest temperature 3,4 30 (86) 18~30°C (65~86°F) 1°C(1°F) 1 0 0 – Unlock, 1 - Lock - On/Off button 2 0 0 – Unlock, 1 – Lock - Mode button 3 0 0 – Unlock, 1 – Lock - Temperature button 4 0 0 – Unlock, 1 – Lock - Fan speed button 5 0 0 – Unlock, 1 – Lock - Schedule button 6 0 0 – Unlock, 1 – Lock - Temp limits [°C(°F)] All lock 3 Lock of partial button 1 Current Temperature Setting (Year, Month, Date) 2 Current Time Setting (Day, Hour, Minute) 4 1 Summer Time Use and Setting Methods 1,2/3,4 10/01/01 /5,6 Friday/ Day/ PM Am,Pm /1,2/3,4 /12/00 7 14 0 Sun~Sat/AM~PM/0~12/0~59 YY/MM/ DD Day/ Hour/ Minute Use of summer time (Y/N) 1 0 0 – No use, 1 – Use - Summer Time Application Method 2 0 0 – Weekly, 1 – Daily - 2 Summer time use (Weekly) Start (? Month, ? th Sunday) 1,2/4 03/F 1~12th month / 1~4,F (last week)th week - 3 Summer time use (Weekly) End (? Month, ? th Sunday) 1,2/4 10/F 1~12th month / 1~4,F (last week)th week - 4 Summer time use (Daily) Start (? Month, ? th Sunday) 1,2/3,4 03/22 Jan~Dec /1~31th day Month, date 5 Summer time use (Daily) End (? Month, ? th Sunday) 1,2/3,4 09/22 Jan~Dec / 1~31th day Month, date Backlight Time Setting/Checking 1,2 5 0~30 sec 1sec Use of LED(Green) (Y/N) 3 1 0 – No use, 1 – use - Use of LED (Red) (Y/N) 4 1 0 – No use, 1 – use - Ventilator(ERV) Delay Application (Y/N) 1 0 0 – No use, 1 – use - Delay Time 3,4 30 30~60 minutes 1 minute 1 0 0 – No use, 1 – Reset - 5 6 00~99/1~12/1~31 Ventilator (ERV) delay time setting/checking [When using Ventilator (ERV) interlocking control] Reset to user mode defaults (except the current time) 7 ERV cannot be connected to MWR-WE10N until end of 2013 f How to set the user mode (1) If you want to set the detailed settings, press the [User Set] button. • You will enter the User Set mode, and the [Main Menu] will be displayed. (2) Refer to the Wired Remote Controller’s User Set list on the next page to select the desired menu. • Using the [∧]/[∨] buttons, select a sub-menu number and press the [>] button to enter the data setting screen. • Once you have entered the setting screen, the current setting will be displayed. • Refer to the chart for data setting. • Using the [∧]/[∨] buttons, change the settings and press the [>] button to move to the next setting. • Press the Set button to save the setting and exit to the sub-menu setting screen. • Press the Esc button to exit to general mode. ; Note While setting the data, you can use the [∧]/[∨] buttons to set the range of SEG used. While configuring the setting, press the [Esc] button to exit to the sub-menu setting screen without saving the setting. f Current time setting (Example) (1) Press the [User Set] button. • (Main Menu) will be displayed, and you can press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select No.4, which will set the current time. (2) Press the [>] button to select 'Year, Month, Date' in the [Sub-menu]. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select No. 1. You can modify the year/month/ date setting. (3) Press the [>] button to select the 'Year'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select the year ('00~'99). (4) Press the [>] button to select the 'Month'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select month(01~12). (5) Press the [>] button to select the 'Day'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select day(01~31). (6) Press the [Set] button to complete your setting of 'Year, Month, Day'. • The setting changes will be applied and you can exit to the sub-menu. (7) In the sub-menu, select 'day, AM/PM, hour, minute'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select no. 2. You can set the 'day, AM/PM, hour, minute'. (8) Press the [>] button to select the 'Day'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select day (Sun~Sat). (9) Press the [>] button to select 'AM or PM'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to toggle between AM and PM. (10) Press the [>] button to select the 'Hour'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select the hour (01~12). (11) Press the [>] button to select the 'Minute'. • Press the [∧]/[∨] buttons to select minute (00~59). (12) Press the [Set] button to complete the current time setting. • The setting changes are applied and you can exit to general mode. (13) Press the [Esc] button to exit to general mode. 15 INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM • Using the [∧]/[∨] buttons, select a main menu number and press the [>] button to enter the sub-menu setting screen. Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 4) Option function Service mode Main menu Sub menu 1 2 1 3 4 5 6 2 3 Wireless remote controller Option setting / checking (1) Wireless remote controller Option setting / checking (2) Blade setting / checking ERV option Setting / checking Room temperature compensation number of connected indoor units Range Unit Cooling / Heating selection 1 0 0-Cooling/Heating, 1-Cooling only - Use of wireless remote controller 2 1 0-No use, 1-Use - MAIN / SUB wired remote controller 3 0 0-MAIN, 1-SUB - Temperature unit 4 0 0 – Celsius(°C), 1 – Fahrenheit(°F) Temperature sensor selection 1 0 0–Indoor unit, 1–Wired remote controller - Use of average temperature 2 0 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of Auto mode 3 1 - Temperature display 4 0 0-No use, 1-Use 0–Set temperature,1-Room temperature AC On/Off button function 5 0 Lock blade 1 1 0 0–Indoor unit+ERV, 1–Indoor unit only, 2–ERV only 0- Unlock, 1- Lock Lock blade 2 2 0 0- Unlock, 1- Lock - Lock blade 3 3 0 0- Unlock, 1- Lock - Lock blade 4 4 0 0- Unlock, 1- Lock - Use of By-pass mode 1 0 0-No use, 1-Use Use of Auto mode 2 0 0-No use, 1-Use Use of air purification mode 3 0 0-No use, 1-Use Use of external control 4 0 0-No use, 1-Use Current room temperature 1, 2, 3 - -9 ~ 40(°C) 0.1(°C) Temperature compensation value 4,5,6 - -9.9 ~ 9.9(°C) 0.1(°C) Number of indoor units 1,2 0 0~16 - Number of ERVs 3,4 0 0~16 - 7 Temperature increment/decrement unit (°C only) 1 - - 0 Factory option setting 1 - 1 Software code 1~6 - 0-1°C, 1-0.5°C, 2-0.1°C 0-Unchanged, 1-Factory setting Software code 2 Software version 1~6 - Software version - 1 Indoor unit room temperature 1,2,3 - Room temperature °C 2 Indoor unit EVA IN temperature 1,2,3 - EVA IN temperature °C 3 Indoor unit EVA OUT temperature 1,2,3 - EVA OUT temperature °C 4 Indoor unit EEV step 1,2,3 - EEV step - 5 6 Indoor unit option checking(1) Indoor unit option checking(2) 1 4 16 SEG Default Used Function 2 3 4 Indoor unit option setting 2)* - Use of central control 1 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of drain pump 2 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of electric heater 3 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of hot water coil 4 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of external control 1 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use RPM compensation 2 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Filter time 3 - 0-2000 hours, 1-1000 hours Heating temperature compensation 4 - 0-2°C, 1-5°C - EEV stop step in heating 5 - 0-0/80 step, 1- 80 step - Indoor unit main address Indoor unit setup address (Manual setting main address) Indoor unit RMC address 1, 2 - Main address (00H~4FH) - 3, 4 - Main address (00H~4FH) - 5, 6 - Main address (00H~FEH) - Indoor unit BASIC option code Indoor unit INSTALL option Indoor unit INSTALL option(2) 1)* 1)* 1)* - Indoor unit option code Refer to the indoor unit installation manual for details - Main menu Sub menu 5 2 3 1 2 6 3 4 5 1 2 7 3 4 AHU setting/ checking Indoor unit, AHU discharge temperature setting /checking Fresh Duct discharge temperature checking ERV Plus setting / checking ERV Plus temperature setting /checking Master setting/ checking (F3F4 line Indoor unit master) Mode master indoor unit setting/ checking (F1F2 line Indoor unit master) 3)* 1 0 2 3 1)* 2)* 3)* 4)* Reset Unit Setting/checking the different value 1, 2 - 0~30 1 RPM setting /checking 3, 4 - 0~25 1RPM Filter performance 5 - 0- Pre, 1-Medium performance, 2-High performance - Humidity setting / checking Use of discharge temperature control Cooling discharge temperature 6 - 0-30, 1-40, 2-50 - 1 - 0-No use, 1-Use - 3, 4 - 8~18°C 1°C Heating discharge temperature 5, 6 - 30~43°C 1°C Cooling discharge temperature 1, 2 - 13~25°C 1°C Heating discharge temperature 3, 4 - 18~30°C 1°C Use of cold air prevention 1 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of humidification 2 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of fan operation in defrost 3 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of humidification 4 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Cooling 1, 2 - 15~30°C 1°C Heating 3, 4 - 15~30°C 1°C 1, 2 - 15~30°C 1°C 3, 4 - 5~15°C 1°C 1, 2 - 0~10°C 1°C 3, 4 - 0-Non use humidifier(0°C) 1-Use humidifier(10°C) - 1, 2 - 10~27RPM 1 RPM - Address - - Address - - Address - ERV Plus Auto mode Set temperature temperature Set temperature difference setting /checking Setting/checking the compensation temperature A under the Heating EEV control for ERV Plus Checking the compensation temperature B under the Heating EEV control for ERV Plus ERV Range Air supply RPM Indoor unit master setting/ checking ERV unit master setting/ checking Mode master indoor unit checking 1, 2,3, 4,5,6 1, 2,3, 4,5,6 1, 2,3, 4,5,6 Mode master indoor unit setting 1 - 0-No use, 1-Use, 2-Release - Factory setting 1 0 0-No use, 1-Reset - 1 0 0-No use, 1-Reset - 1 0 0-No use, 1-Reset - Power master reset 4)* Addressing reset INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM 1 SEG Default Used Function SEG1 means option setting page/ SEG2~6 means option code. If you enter Main menu #4, you must select the targeted indoor unit address and then select the sub menu. Master indoor unit : The indoor unit which can decide the operation mode. Other indoor unit follows Master indoor unit's operation mode. Power master reset : Setting for finding the most stable power supply indoor unit. f To set 24 digit option Page Option Setting How to move between pages Page1 1~5th digit option Press the [>] button to go to Page2. Page2 6~10th digit option Press the [>] button to go to Page3. Page3 11~15th digit option Press the [>] button to go to Page4. Page4 16~20th digit option Press the [>] button to go to Page5. Page5 21~24th digit option - 17 Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 4) Option function Service mode f How to set the service mode (1) If you want to use the various additional functions for your Wired Remote Controller, press the [Set] and [Esc] buttons at the same time for more than three seconds. • You will enter the additional function settings, and the [main menu] will be displayed. (2) Refer to the list of additional functions for your Wired Remote Controller on the next page, and select the desired menu. • Using the [∧]/[∨] buttons, select a main menu number and press the [>] button to enter the sub-menu setting screen. • Using the [∧]/[∨] buttons, select a sub-menu number and press the [>] button to enter data setting screen. • When you enter the setting stage, the current setting will be displayed. • Refer to the chart for data settings. • Using the [∧]/[∨] buttons, select the settings. Press the [>] button to move to the next setting. • Press the [Set] button to save the settings and exit to the sub-menu setting screen. • Press the [Esc] button to exit to normal mode. ; Note While setting the data, you can use the [∧]/[∨] buttons to set the range of SEG While configuring the setting, press the [Esc] button to exit to the setting sub-menu without saving your changes. f Example method of setting wired remote controller option (1) Press the [Set] and [ESC] buttons at the same time for more than 3 seconds. • When(Main menu) is displayed press the [∧]/[∨] button to select no.1. (2) Press the [>] button to select the number you will set. • Press the [∧]/[∨] button and select no.1 (3) Press the [>] button to enter the data setting stage. • When you enter the setting stage, the current setting value will be displayed. f Example of data setting stage display SEG1: Heat pump indoor unit SEG2: Use wireless remote controller SEG3: Master wired remote controller SEG4: Temperature display – Celsius (°C) (4) Press the [<]/[>] button to select the desired Data1. • Press the [∧]/[∨] button to select no.1. • The wired remote controller option is set from both cooling and heating to cooling only. (5) Press [Set] button to complete the option setting. • Save the setting value and exit to sub menu. 18 (6) Press [Esc] button to exit to normal mode. Built-in temperature sensor of wired remote controller f Temperature control with built-in temperature sensor INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM Applies to all the indoor units connected within a group. (However, indoor unit is limited to DVM S series ) Ï Check the setting of the wired remote controller built-in sensor from the service menu. Main menu Sub menu 1 Function Cooling / Heating selection Use of wireless remote controller MAIN / SUB wired remote controller Temperature unit Temperature sensor selection Use of average temperature Use of Auto mode Temperature display Wireless remote controller Option setting / checking (1) 1 2 Wireless remote controller Option setting / checking (2) AC On/Off button function Used Factory SEG setting 1 0 Description Unit 0-Cooling/Heating, 1-Cooling only - 2 1 0-No use, 1-Use - 3 0 0-MAIN, 1-SUB - 4 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 – Celsius(°C), 1 – Fahrenheit(°F) 0–Indoor unit, 1–Wired remote controller 0-No use, 1-Use 0-No use, 1-Use 0–Set temperature,1-Room temperature 0–Indoor unit+ERV, 1–Indoor unit only, 2–ERV only - f Heating mode temperature compensation Indoor unit INSTALL option setting (Refer to indoor unit intallation manual) SEG Function Value 21 Heating setting temperature compensation 1 – 2°C 2 - 5°C ; Note When built-in sensor of the wired remote controller is used, heating mode temperature compensation (+2°C or +5°C) will be reset to 0°C. Ï If there is no option switch on the indoor unit PCB, check the setting of the heating temperature compensation from the service menu. Main menu 3 Sub menu 6 Used Factory SEG setting Function Indoor unit option checking(2) Description Unit 0-No use, 1-Use - Use of external control 1 - Use RPM compensation 2 - 0-No use, 1-Use - Filter time 3 - 0-2000 hours, 1-1000 hours - Heating temperature compensation 4 - 0-2°C, 1-5°C - EEV stop step in heating 5 - 0-0/80 step,1-80 step - 19 Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 4) Option function Built-in temperature sensor of wired remote controller f When communication error or power failure occurs while using built-in temperature sensor (1) When communication error occurs over 3 minutes, • Indoor unit ignores the built-in temperature sensor and use indoor unit temperature sensor. • Ignores the temperature compensation setting on the wired remote controller and use the compensation value set on indoor unit instead. (2) When communication resumes, • Built-in temperature use is recovered. • Setting must be done again to use the temperature compensation. Energy saving operation mode N(ERV) : N(Indoor unit) Ï Energy saving operation mode is available only when there is at least one indoor unit and ERV is connected. • By comparing indoor room temperature, setting temperature and outdoor temperature, wired remote controller changes ERV operation mode and fan speed to minimize unnecessary outdoor unit operation. • Energy saving operation is not available when ERV is not connected. • Energy saving operation is not available when ‘Centralized control’ is set. • Energy saving operation will not be executed when ERV is set to Outing mode or set in external interlocking mode. • Temperature measurement is set as indoor unit temperature sensor as default, and it can be changed depending on the wired remote controller option setting. 7 ERV cannot be connected to MWR-WE10N until end of 2013 20 5) Display Erro display Error codes for the Wired Remote Controller and the product connected to the Wired Remote Controller will be displayed in the LCD display. INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM LCD Display f When an Error Occurs in Your Indoor/Outdoor Units (Product Group Display : A) • The product address for the error will be displayed, followed by the error code. Example : Error 101 occurs for Indoor Unit No. 200012. Indoor unit f When an Error Occurs in Your Ventilator(ERV) (Product Group Display : B) • The product address for the error will be displayed, followed by the error code. Example : Error 121 has occurred at ventilator(ERV) No. 300012. Ventilator (ERV) f When an Error Occurs in Your Wired Remote Controller • Only an error code will be displayed. (No address will be displayed.) Example : Error 601 has occurred at your Wired Remote Controller. 21 Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 5) Display Wired remote controller error codes Display Description Remarks Communication error between wired remote controller and indoor/ERV units after successful communication No communication between Master (Main) and Slave(Sub) wired remote controllers No communication between wired remote controller and indoor/ERV units Wired remote controller is connected on F1/F2 channel Two or more wired remote controllers are set as Master (Main) No ERV unit installed for interlocking function No indoor unit installed for interlocking function When using Master remote controller Detection available from both Master/Slave wired remote controller When external interlocking control is in use Over 16 indoor/ERV indoor units installed Indoor units of different temperature setting (°C/°F) connected to same wired remote controller Detection available in Master wired remote controller Wired remote controller(s) has different temperature unit setting with indoor unit(s) Temperature sensor Open/Short error Detection available in models with temperature sensor • Memory error • No damper feedback 7 ERV cannot be connected to MWR-WE10N until end of 2013 ; Note For the error codes for your indoor/outdoor units and ventilator (ERV), refer to the installation manual of each device. 22 6) Communication diagram Individual control (1) Control 1 indoor unit with 1 wired remote controller F1/F2 INDIVIDUAL CONTROL SYSTEM Indoor unit Outdoor unit F3/F4 Wired remote controller Control All connected indoor units Display Operation status of the connected indoor unit Group control (1) Control multiple indoor units with 1 wired remote controller Indoor unit Outdoor unit Wired remote controller Ú Maximum 16 indoor units can be connected Control All connected indoor units Display Priority 1. Display the status of master indoor unit Priority 2. Display the status of indoor unit which has the earliest Main address Group control (3) Control multiple indoor units connected to different outdoor units with 1 wired remote controller F1/F2 Outdoor unit Outdoor unit F3/F4 Wired remote controller Ú Maximum 16 indoor units can be connected Control All connected indoor units Display Priority 1. Display the status of master indoor unit Priority 2. Display the status of indoor unit which has the earliest Main address 23 Control Systems , Individual control system 3. Wired remote controller MWR-WE10N 6) Communication diagram Group control (5) Control 1 or multiple indoor units with 2 wired remote controllers F1/F2 Indoor unit Outdoor unit F3/F4 Wired remote controller Master Slave Master Slave Ú Maximum 16 indoor units can be connected Control All connected indoor units Display Priority 1. Display the status of master indoor unit Priority 2. Display the status of indoor unit which has the earliest Main address Ï Two wired remote controllers identically display the operation status of the indoor unit according to above priority. Group control (6) Control multiple indoor units connected to different outdoor units with 2 wired remote controller F1/F2 Indoor unit Outdoor unit Outdoor unit F3/F4 Wired remote controller Master Slave Ú Maximum 16 indoor units can be connected Control All connected indoor units Display Priority 1. Display the status of master indoor unit Priority 2. Display the status of indoor unit which has the earliest Main address Ï Two wired remote controllers identically display the operation status of the indoor unit according to above priority. Max. distance between the farthest indoor unit and wired remote controller : 100m 100m Wired remote controller 24 ,, Centralized control systems 1 Interface module. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 On/Off controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM 3 Operation mode selection switch. . . . . . . 25 Control Systems ,, Centralized control system 1. Interface module MIM-N00 1) Features (Unit : mm) 59.4 Interface module that supports DVM S series outdoor unit • Communication transmitter between DVM S series outdoor unit and conventional communication upper level controllers as below. (1) On/Off controller : MCM-A202D, MCM-A202B, 96.1 (2) DMS2 : MIM-D00A (3) BACnet Gateway : MIM-B17 (4) Lonworks Gateway : MM-B18 • 1 interface module for 1 outdoor unit • Individual control – Max.64 indoor units • Group control – 16 groups 2) Product specification Power Supply DC12V Power Consumption 2.4 W Operating Temperature range -10°C~50°C Operating Humidity range 10%RH~90%RH Communication RS485 x 2 Max.Communication Length 1000M Maximum number of connection F1/F2 – 1 outdoor unit R1/R2 – 1 upper level controller 7 Compatibiliy : Only DVM S series outdoor unit can be connected. Compatible Models Outdoor unit DVM S series only Upper level controller ① ② ③ ④ On/Off controller : MCM-A202D DMS2 : MIM-D00A BACnet Gateway : MIM-B17 Lonworks Gateway : MM-B18 3) Description of parts ① ② ⑦ Name ① F1/F2 communication connector Communication connector that connects to outdoor unit / F1/F2 ② Power connector DC 12V ③ Communication LED Check communication with upper level controllers (Left : No function Center : Blinks while communicating with upper level controller Right : Blinks while communicating with outdoor unit and indoor unit.) ④ Address setting switch Sets the address of interface module ⑤ Software update connector Using this connector, Interface module software can be updated ⑥ 7-segment Displays the communication status between interface module and outdoor unit/ERV ⑦ Upper level controller communication channel Communication connection channel to upper level controller R1/R2 ⑧ DIP switch See left table ⑧ ④ SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 Off Off Off Off On Off Off Off 26 No. ⑤ ③ ⑥ Description Outdoor unit (New communication) ¥ Upper controller (Conventional communication) Outdoor unit (Conventional communication)¥ Upper controller (New communication) * Not available function until July.2013 Description 4) Wiring Connecting with On/Off controller MCM-A202D CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM f 1 On/Off controller connection is supported • Connect to R1/R2 : 16 groups can be controlled with On/Off controller. ; Note When DVM S series outdoor unit connect to On/Off controller (MCM-A202DN), do not need to connect MIM-N00. Connecting DMS2 MIM-D00A f 1 DMS2 connection is supported • Connect to R1/R2 : All the indoor units will be controlled. ; Note When DVM S series outdoor unit connect to DMS2 (MIM-D00AN), do not need to connect MIM-N00. 27 Control Systems ,, Centralized control system 1. Interface module MIM-N00 5) Display Operation display Display software version after power input Before detecting Outdoor unit Outdoor unit detection After tracking completed, during tracking displays indoor unit address Error display f Communication error between outdoor unit and interface module f Communication error between On/Off controller and interface module after tracking has been completed Ú When E1 and E2 error occurs simultaneously, only E1 will be displayed. f Interface module tracking failure • IDU quantity recognized by outdoor unit ≠ IDU quantity recognized by I/M. f Indoor unit communication checking a. No indoor unit response. (During the normal communication mode after tracking process. Outdoor unit and interface module communicate normally) b. When all indoor units are set as "Centralized control disable status". 28 2. On/Off controller MCM-A202DN 1) Features CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM • Maximum 16-group controller (Max. 128 units) • Whole/Group/Individual indoor unit control (On/Off) • Restriction on the use of wireless/wired remote controllers and external contact control • Cooling and heating mode control • Indoor unit error display (Unit : mm) 2) Product specification Power supply AC200V~240V, 50/60Hz Power consumption 66W Operating Temperature range 0°C~40°C Operating Humidity range 30%RH~90%RH Communication RS485 x 1 (R1/R2) Max. Communication length 1000m Outdoor unit DVM S Series outdoor unit only Controller On/off controller (MCM-A202DN) DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) Set layer Device : 80 (Max.64 Indoor units, Max.16 ERVs, Max.16 MCUs) Outdoor unit : 1 On/Off controller : 16 Control layer Outdoor unit : 16 On/Off Controller : 16 (In case of DMS2 connection, 15) DMS2 : 1 Control layer can control 128 units. (Indoor unit, ERV, MCU) Compatibility Max. connectable device number 7 Interface module MIM-B13D, MIM-B13E, MIM-B04A cannot connect. 7 ERV cannot be connected until end of 2013 29 Control Systems ,, Centralized control system 2. On/Off controller MCM-A202DN 3) Description of parts ① ⑥ ② ③ ⑥ &22/ $872 +($7 ④ ⑧ ⑤ ⑦ No. Name Description ① Indoor unit operation LED ② All ON button Press All ON button to turn on all the indoor units. ③ All OFF button Press All OFF button to turn off all the indoor units. ④ Group indoor unit operation LED ⑤ Indoor unit control button Press each indoor unit button to control the equivalent unit operation. ⑥ Operation mode selection switch Set operation mode selection switch to a certain mode and press indoor unit control button to control operation mode. Whenever pressing any button on the controller, set operation mode is delivered to the indoor unit. ⑦ Communication terminal C1 C2 : No function R1 R2 : Connect to Outdoor unit, DMS2, On/Off controller ⑧ Power terminal It lights on when more than one indoor unit operates. It flickers during indoor unit tracking process after power reset. It lights on when one indoor unit of the group is operating. It also flickers when indoor unit has an error. During tracking indoor units, LED whose number is equivalent to indoor unit RMC(2) address flickers. AC200V~240V connection ; Note Press button 11 and button 15 together for 5 seconds to reset the On/Off controller. Software reset 30 Address & option switch DIP SW K2 Restriction setting on wired/wireless remote control use OFF OFF Wired/Wireless remote control use is allowed all the time. Level 0 ON OFF Wired/Wireless remote control use is allowed only if indoor unit is ON by the On/Off controller. When indoor units are OFF by the On/Off controller, remote control use is prohibited. Level 1 OFF ON The use of wireless/wired remote controllers and external contact control is prohibited. Level 2 ON ON No function K3 OFF : On/Off controller use ON : Not use On/off controller (All buttons don't work) K4 No function CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM K1 Option switch Indoor unit RMC(1) matching address Description 4) Optional function Remote control restriction f LEVEL 0 • ‘Allowed’ remote controller f LEVEL 1 • Turned on by On/Off controller – ‘Allowed’ • Turned off by On/Off controller – ‘Prohibited’ f LEVEL 2 • ‘Prohibited’ remote controller 31 Control Systems ,, Centralized control system 2. On/Off controller MCM-A202DN 4) Optional function Operation mode selection switch It is mainly used to set indoor unit operation mode to Cooling, Heating or Auto. Indoor unit 1 Indoor unit 2 Indoor unit 3 Indoor unit operation • Cooling mode set Cooling operation in last cooling set temperature, fan speed and fan direction • Heating mode set Heating operation in last heating set temperature, fan speed and fan direction • Auto mode set Indoor units keep their current operation mode, set temperature, fan speed and fan direction. Ú Operation mode selection switch doesn't lock the indoor unit operation mode. 5) Connection diagram Connection with DVM S series outdoor unit (1) Set layer • When on/off controller controls 1 DVM S outdoor unit, then it can be connected to outdoor unit’s F1/F2 line. • Max.16 Controller can be connected to F1/F2 line. 7 Controller : On/Off controller - MCM-A202DN Set layer F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 Set layer F1 F2 32 R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 (2) Control layer • When on/off controller control multiple DVM S outdoor units, then it should be connected to R1/R2 line of outdoor units. • Max.16 Controllers can be connected to R1/R2 line. 7 Controller : On/Off controller - MCM-A202DN DMS2 - MIM-D00AN (only 1 DMS2 can be connected) R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM F1 F2 Control layer Connection with DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) (1) Control layer • DMS2(MIM-D00AN) should connect to R1/R2 line. • Max.16 Controllers can be connected to R1/R2 line. 7 Controller : On/Off controller - MCM-A202DN DMS2 - MIM-D00AN (only 1 DMS2 can be connected) f Case1 F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) Control layer 33 Control Systems ,, Centralized control system 2. On/Off controller MCM-A202DN 5) Connection diagram Connection with DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) f Case2 F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) Control layer f Caution • If on/off controller is connected to outdoor unit’s F1/F2 line, DMS2 cannot connect to on/off controller’s R1/R2. Set layer F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 F1 F2 DMS2 must connect to control layer. DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) 34 6) Display Various LED display After power reset to the On/Off controller, it carries out indoor unit tracking process. Address : 1 Main : 0 RMC(1) : 1 RMC(2) : 0 Main : 1 RMC(1) : 1 RMC(2) : 1 Main : 2 RMC(1) : 1 RMC(2) : 2 Main : 0 RMC(1) : 1 RMC(2) : 3 Main : 1 RMC(1) : 1 RMC(2) : 4 Main : 2 RMC(1) : 1 RMC(2) : 5 Main : 0 RMC(1) : 2 RMC(2) : 6 Main : 1 RMC(1) : 2 RMC(2) : 7 Main : 2 RMC(1) : 2 RMC(2) : 8 R1/R2 CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM R1/R2 R1/R2 (1) On/Off controller only communicate with indoor units which has same RMC(1) address with On/off controller's address. (2) During tracking indoor units, LED whose number is equivalent to indoor unit RMC(2) address flickers. • In LED 00 LED 01 LED 02 LED 03 LED 04 LED 05 order 35 Control Systems ,, Centralized control system 3. Operation mode selection switch MCM-C200 1) Features Operation mode selection switch • Outdoor unit operation mode selection (Cooling, Heating or Auto) Ú Mixed operation mode protection (Unit : mm) 2) Installation • 1 operation mode selection switch must be connected to 1 outdoor unit. Ú Max. distance between the outdoor unit PCB and the MCM-200: 100m 36 3) Control example Initial condition C • Cool/Heat Selector : Heating position • IDU1, 2, 3 : Stop mode, IDU4 : Heating mode • Compressor ON CENTRALIZED CONTROL SYSTEM Sequence 1 Set the Cool/Heat selector to the Cooling position ① Change Cool/Heat Selector to Cooling Result ② Automatically compressor OFF ③ Running IDU4 stops Sequence 2 Result Set IDU4 to Heating with Remote controller ① • IDU4 ignores Heating command • IDU4 keeps OFF status. ; Note Operation mode selection switch fixed indoor unit operation mode. Indoor unit ignores opposite operation mode. (It will not accept the command and it will just beep shortly) 37 '90&21752/ 6<67(06 38 ,,, Integrated management systems 1 DMS2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 S-NET3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 39 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 1) Features • Built-in web server for PC-independent management and remote access control • Multiple upper-layer control access (S-NET 3, Web-client) • Weekly/Daily schedule control • Power distribution function • Current time management even during power failure (for 24 hours) • Emergency stop function with simple contact interface • Individual/Group control of up to 256 indoor units and ERV, AHU • User editable control logic • Accessible level management • Dynamic security management • Operation & error history management • Data storage in non-volatile memory & SD memory (Unit : mm) 2) Product specification Source Power DC Adaptor Input 100~240V AC (+-10%), 50/60Hz Output 12V 3A Operating temperature range Operating humidity range Communication method -10℃ ~ 50℃ 10%RH ~ 90%RH Lower level : RS485 (Outdoor unit / On/Off controller, PIM) Upper level : Ethernet 100 Base-T (S-NET3, Web Browser) Compatible devices Type Model Outdoor unit Controller 40 DVM S series only On/Off controller MCM-A202DN PIM MIM-B16 Upper level controller S-NET3 Watt-meter Pulse-type 7 ERV cannot be connected until end of 2013 Maximum device connection Remarks E ach communication channel : 16 units (Max. 128 indoor units) Max. 80 outdoor units (Max. 256 indoor units) Can not connect interface module (ex. MIM-B13D, MIM-B13D, MIM-B04A) Each communication channel : 15 units Max. 75 controllers Can not connect interface module (ex. MCMA202D, MCM-A202B, MCM-A202A, MCM-A202) 8 units - Connected with PIM Pulse width:20~400(ms) Pulse :1~10000(Wh/pulse) To use multiple number of upper level controllers, HUB or other network environment must be established - 3) Description of parts Front No Function Name ① LCD display ② LCD operation button ③ LED Indicator ④ DMS2 Bottom cover ① ② ③ ④ Shows current time and IP address. Various messages will be displayed depending on button input. There are 4 buttons (Menu, T(Down), S(Up), Set) and you can access to menu and move, check the menu. Check 15 LED status such as Power, CPU-Alive, Ethernet-Linked/Active, COM1~5-TX/RX and Check Unfasten 2 screws on the bottom and separate the bottom cover from DMS2. Then check cable connection part. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LED indicator Item Power Name Status Power indicator Turns blue when the power is supplied CPU operation indicator Blinks in orange with 1 second intervals during normal operation Ethernet - Linked Internet connection indicator Turns green during normal connection Ethernet - Active Internet data transmission/ reception indicator Blinks in orange during normal transmission/ reception COM1~5 - TX On/Off controller/Outdoor unit data transmission indicator Blinks in green during normal transmission COM1~5 - RX On/Off controller/Outdoor unit data reception indicator Blinks in green during normal reception Indoor/outdoor unit/ error check indicator Turns green when there is an error on more than one indoor/outdoor unit or in communication CPU Alive Check 41 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 3) Description of parts Bottom DI Terminal2 DO Terminal1 Connect Digital Input : Channel 6~Channel10 Connect Digital Output : Channel 1~Channel 5 DO Terminal 2 DI Terminal1 Connect Digital Output : Channel 6~Channel 10 Connect Digital Input : Channel 1~Channel 5 Power Terminal RS485 Communication terminal Connect DMS2 adapter Connect for RS485 communication with devices such as On/Off controller/ Outdoor units/PIM Channel 0 ~ Channel 4 Reset Button Reset DMS2 Cable tie groove Arrange cables connected to DMS2 Serial Terminal Service agent checks error status LAN Terminal Connect LAN cable SD Card Socket Socket for sub memory (SD or MMC) (Sub memory is for DMS2 program update and set information saving) Ú Purchase SD card separately. Menu and display DMS2 IP Current time Detail description Button LCD display General display : Displays IP address of the DMS2 and current time In Menu : Displays menu information and set value Access menu and select main menu Cancel menu setting Move between menu Change the menu settings Move between menu Change the menu settings 42 Access sub menu Save the change of menu settings 4) Connection diagram f MIM-B16(PIM) should be connected separately with outdoor unit or controllers. For power distribution On/Off controller PIM DMS2 Power line R1-R2 F1-F2 R1-R2 F1-F2 Watt-hour meter R1-R2 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Electrical substation F1-F2 5) Wiring (CH = Channel) F1 F2 R1 R2 F1 F2 R1 R2 (1) Connecting outdoor unit directly • Maximum 16 outdoor units can be connected to each channel • Total 80 outdoor units can be connected (2) Connecting On/Off controller • Maximum 15 On/Off controller can be connected to each channel ; Note DMS2 can connect outdoor unit and On/Off controller at the same time. Outdoor unit and On/Off controller can be connected to 1 communication channel at the same time. 43 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 5) Wiring Connecting with outdoor unit DMS2 F1 F2 R1 R2 R1R2 R1R2 Outdoor unit 0 0 Outdoor unit 1 Outdoor unit R1R2 R1R2 Outdoor unit 1 Maximum 16 connections Outdoor unit F Outdoor unit F Outdoor unit Ú Outdoor unit's address is defined automatically. The address can be changed manually also. Connecting with On/Off controller DMS2 Maximum 15 On/Off controllers R1R2 Outdoor unit Outdoor unit R1R2 Outdoor unit 44 Connecting with outdoor unit and on/off controller Maximum 16 outdoor units R1R2 DMS2 1 R1R2 Outdoor unit R1R2 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 2 Outdoor unit 3 Outdoor unit Wiring distance ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ Maximum 15 On/Off controllers and 16 outdoor units can be connected to 1 channel of the DMS2 Network radius ⓔ f Distance between DMS2 and On/Off controller/outdoor unit • Distance from the DMS2 to the furthest device cannot exceed 1000m. •ⓒ + ⓓ + ⓔ d 1000m f Distance between DMS2 and upper level controller • Since DMS2 supports 100 Base-T Ethernet, first repeater or upper level controller from the DMS2 cannot be further than 100m (IEEE 802.3). Therefore, maximum network radius is restricted to 500m. ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ = 100m ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓔ HUB Repeater ⓐ 500m Maximum number of repeaters = 4 45 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Tracking f Tracking is an operation that finds devices which are connected to DMS2. Through tracking operation, devices which are connected to DMS2 can recognize if they are connecting to DMS2. To supervise and control system air conditioner using DMS2, tracking should be done first. • When outdoor unit or controller is connected to channel, set as “NEW” • When PIM(MIM-B16) is connected to channel, set as “IM” • PIM should be connected separately with outdoor unit or controllers. f You can check the number of installed devices, address of the devices or rename the indoor unit after tracking is completed. Indoor unit name -> User can modify it. Indoor unit address DMS2 Outdoor unit address Channel number 46 Device type 16 : outdoor unit 32 : Indoor unit Control & monitoring f DMS2 can control and monitor Max 256 devices. (Indoor unit, ERV, AHU) And it also controls and monitors external contact point (8 Digital input, 6 Digital output.) INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Monitoring Indoor unit, ERV, AHU External contact point Control Variable web remote controllers depends on device type. Multiple language support f DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) supports 12 languages Set silent contol f DMS2(MIM-D00AN) can contol indoor unit without operation beeping sound using below setting option. • Control and Monitoring: Select this if you want to control silently in 'Control and Monitoring' screen of DMS2. • Schedule : Select this if you want to perform 'Schedule' silently. • Control logic : Select this if you want to perform 'Control logic' silently. 47 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function On/Off controller restriction f DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) can restrict on/off controller usage. • Select this if you want to restrict controlling from On/Off controllers when you disable RC from the DMS2. Contact point control f You can select emergency operation pattern (1) Pattern 2 No function Patter 2 External contact (Level-triggered) f Open external contact : Resume operation f Short external contact : Emergency stop • Turns off all the indoor units when there is an ON signal input • All the remote control use is disabled • Control from S-NET3 is unavailable • Disable schedule control • After Emergency stop, the indoor units stay in the current OFF states. • All the remote control use is restored to the previous state. • Schedule control is enabled again. (2) Pattern 3 External contact (Level-triggered) Pattern 3 External contact (Level-triggered) f External contact input to DI-1 • Short contact : Starts all indoor unit operation. • Open contact : Stops all indoor unit operation. Ú Schedule control is not interrupted in Pattern 3. f External contact input to DI-2 • Short contact : Disables the use of all wired/ wireless remote controllers. • Open contact : Enables the use of all wired/ wireless remote controllers. (3) Pattern 4 Pattern 4 f External contact pulse input to DI-1 • Short pulse-triggered : Starts all indoor unit operation. 48 Ú Schedule control is not interrupted in Pattern 4. External contact (Pulse-triggered) Duration : 0.5~1.0 sec External contact (Pulse-triggered) Duration : 0.5~1.0 sec f External contact pulse input to DI-2 • Short pulse-triggered : Stops all indoor unit operation. General external contact point control DMS2 has Digital input/output ports to check the external device status or turn them On/Off through contact point. Digital input Digital Output Channel 1 Channel 10 Channel 1 Channel 10 f DI : Voltage free contact signal input (Open / Short) • Channel 1, Channel 2 is occupied with [Emergency stop] function. • Channel 3~Channel 10 : DMS2 can monitor the contact signal input state of each channel f DO : Contact signal output (DC 12V) • Channel 1, Channel 2, Channel 9 and Channel 10 is occupied with other functions. • Channel 3~Channel 8 : DMS2 can control contact signal output. ; Note DI 1, 2/ DO 1, 2, 9, 10 will be excluded from control and monitoring since it is being used by internal function of DMS2. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Indoor unit usage restriction • Operation limit : To prevent the wrong operation mode setting, it can limit the operation mode of indoor unit. • Temperature limit : It can set the lower temperature limit in Cool mode and the upper temperature limit in Heat mode. ❸ Control mode ❶ Indoor unit address ❷ Operation mode restriction ❶ Check the indoor unit address. Virtual on/off controller (11~15. Depends on channel number) ❹ Setting Upper temperature limit in Heating, Lower temperature limit in Cooling Outdoor unit Indoor unit main address Indoor unit group address (RMC(2)) ❷ Select the Limit mode • Indoor units within same outdoor unit must be set in same limit mode. • All indoor units of one outdoor unit set same operation mode restriction automatically. ❸ Control mode will be set automatically depends on the seleceted restricted mode • Ex) When the restricted mode is set to [Cool-only] and then [Control mode] is set to [Cool] automatically If user set [Heating mode] using remote controller Indoor unit ignores the command. ❹ Set the Upper temperature limit in Heating and Lower temperature limit in Cooling. • Upper temperature limit in Heating and Lower temperature limit in Cooling can be set differently for each indoor unit. (Cooling:18ºC~30 ºC, Heating:16 ºC~30 ºC) 49 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Logic control What is logic control? User can control the air conditioner, ERV, AHU and digital output depending on the conditions, such as room temperature and outdoor temperature, set by the user. Input condition can be used with parameter and it will be calculated with arithmetic equation. Schedule function executes operation by time but logic control executes operation according to the conditions that set by the user. Examples of utilizing the logic control Case 1) Government regulates the lowest room temperature to be 26ºC in public places. When the room temperature is lower than 26ºC, administrator must turn off all the air conditioners in the area. Is there any way for the air conditioner to turn off automatically depending on the certain room temperature? Case2) During spring and fall, it is cold in the morning and warm in the afternoon. Therefore, I’m using the air conditioner in heating mode in the morning and cooling mode in the afternoon. Can I set the air conditioner to change operation mode automatically depending on the outdoor temperature? Case 3) I’m using air conditioner with ERV. In the days with the outdoor temperature relatively lower than the indoor, I want to use ERV instead of the air conditioner to ventilate and minimize the air conditioner use. Is there any way to set the air conditioner or ERV to operate appropriately and automatically depending on the temperature? Input Output 1. Select the factor to input condition Device, factor 2. Edit the condition Compound factor Comparison operator Standard value Duration ¨ Edit factor Single factor 50 1. Select output factor Device, factor Power Current temp. Desired temp. Outdoor temp. Mode Fan speed Air flow Enable/Disable RC Arithmetic factor + - Current temp. Desired temp. Outdoor temp. Function factor Average Current temp. Desired temp. Outdoor temp. 2. Edit output Create control Compound factor Comparison operator AND = OR => Desired temp. =< Mode > Fan speed < Air swing z Enable/ Disable RC Command Power (1) Editing input factor ④ ② ③ ⑤ ⑥ ⑧ ⑦ ⑨ ① ¨ ② Select type of the factor ¨ INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ① Click “Select a factor”. ③ Click “Select a device” ª ⑥ Click “Apply”. § ⑤ Select a detail item § ④ Select the device from the list. ⑧ Select a standard value ¨ ⑨ Select the duration ª ⑦ Select the comparison operator ¨ f Single factor : 1 device and 1 factor. f Arithmetic : It means 2 devices are connected by arithmetic operator. f Function : Use average value of various conditions from the device and create it as a factor. 51 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Logic control (1) Editing input factor • Compound factor : AND, OR, No selection Ex) Apply 'AND' or 'OR' to 3 factors (input 1) And (input 2) OR (input 3) • Comparison operator : =, =>, =<, <, >, z • Standard value : Standard value of the factor Ex) When the factor is “Outdoor temperature of the indoor unit number 00”, then standard value is value of the “Outdoor temperature”. “Outdoor temperature of the indoor unit number 00” > 20 • Duration : Duration can be set between 1~60 min. Item Comparison operator Power =, z Standard value On, Off Current temp =, =>, =<, <, >, z Temperature value (number) Desired temp =, =>, =<, <, >, z Temperature value (number) Outside temp =, =>, =<, <, >, z Temperature value (number) Mode =, z Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan, Heat Fan speed =, z Auto, Low, Med, High Air flow =, z Vertical, Horizontal, All, None Enable RC =, z ON, OFF, Level 1 (2) Editing output factor ③ Only ‘Single’ will be listed ② ④ “Current temp.” and “Outdoor temp.” cannot be selected ① ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ① Click “Select a factor”. ¨ ② Click “Select a device”. ¨ ③ Select the device from the list. ª ⑥ Select “Command”. ª ⑦ Click “Save”. 52 § ⑤ Click “Apply”. § ④ Select a detail item to control. (3) Control example – Setting Ex) Set the ERV to turn off together when the indoor unit turns off ❶ Click [Control logic management] [Setting control logic] from DMS2 menu. Click [Register] to create new control logic. ❷ Enter Name, period/day and time for new control logic. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ❸ Create input condition : Click [Select a factor] from the ‘Input’ window. 53 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Logic control (3) Control example – Setting ❹ Click [Select a device], then [Device selection] window will pop up. Select a indoor unit to apply the new control logic. ❺ Create input condition : When the device is selected, click [Power] and click [Apply]. Ú [Power] means the operation state (On/Off). ❻ Create input condition : Select ‘=’ as a comparison operator and select “Off” as a standard value. • Meaning: Execute output control when 00.00.00 device is off. 54 ❼ Create output : From the output window, select the device to apply the control when input condition is satisfied. Click [Apply] when selection is completed. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ❽ Create output : Select “Power” as a factor of the selected device and click [Apply]. ❾ Create output : From the output window, select the control to be executed when input condition is satisfied. • Turn off the ERV no. 0 ❿ Click [Save] when the setting is completed. To apply the new logic control, select the created logic and click [Apply]. 55 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Logic control (4) Control example – Control logic Ex) Control logic 1 : Turn on 4 indoor units when outdoor temperature is 30°C or higher. Control logic 2 : Turn off 4 indoor units when outdoor temperature is 26°C. Control logic 1 ❶ Input : When outdoor temperature is 30°C or higher. ❷ When condition 1 lasted for 5 miniute. ❸ Output : Turn on 4 indoor units. Control logic 2 56 ❶ Input : When outdoor temperature is 26°C or lower. ❷ Output : Turn off 4 indoor units. Register control logic ➊ Click ➋ Click INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Control logic applied Application completed 57 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution • Where does power consumption occurs? Air-conditioning system Outdoor unit fan Compressor Outdoor unit PCB Indoor unit PCB Indoor unit fan System power consumption includes: 1. Main power - Compressor operation power 2. Fan power - Indoor/Outdoor unit fan operation 3. Stand-by power - Preheating coil power, Indoor/Outdoor PCB power (1) DMS2 power distribution theory All the system information of power and indoor/outdoor operation is always monitored by the DMS2 for power distribution calculation. IDU: Indoor unit Through PIM IDU B IDU A Measured power consumption IDU C Operation information 1. Outdoor/Indoor unit operation 2. Indoor unit fan operation 3. Stand-by operation IDU D Power distribution result Through On/Off controllers and interface modules IDU A’s electric power consumption = Total power consumption x Demand capacity of IDU A Total demand capacity of all IDUs Here, Demand capacity = Main capacity + Fan capacity + Stand-by capacity ; Note Demand capacity means the value that parameters of different units like required power and refrigerant amount are transformed into as a common number to make easy algebraic calculation. 58 (2) Main capacity This is determined dynamically with the combination of various refrigerating parameters such as difference between room and set temperature or evaporator input/output temperature. These parameters, as a result, determine the refrigerant amount flowing into the indoor unit by controlling EEV steps. (3) Fan capacity This is constant value for indoor unit models. It differs depending on indoor units of different capacity. When the indoor unit starts Cooling, Heating, Auto and Fan modes, fan capacity values of the indoor units are always monitored by the DMS2. DMS2 gathers capacity of zero value when they stop operating. (4) Stand-by capacity Stand-by capacity is constant for all indoor units regardless of their operations. Since stand-by power is consumed all the time by PCBs and preheating coils in the outdoor unit, whose value is monitored with the same fraction which is relatively small compared to main capacity or fan capacity. (5) What if the room temperature begins to reach the set temperature? If the room temperature begins to reach the set temperature, the indoor unit does not have to extract the full refrigerant amount to keep the set condition. Capacity from the indoor unit goes down to indicate the outdoor unit that it does not need refrigerant at the full capacity state. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM When the room temperature has reached the set temperature, there is no need to pump the refrigerant into the indoor unit. Indoor unit goes into the thermally OFF state and sends capacity of zero value to the outdoor unit and the DMS2, which results in fan or stand-by power distribution only. (6) Capacity accumulation and power distribution DMS2 gathers power consumption and capacity values during one-day. At midnight, 1-day power consumption is distributed to the indoor units using the gathered information. 00:00 24:00 24-hour 1. Calculates consumed power for 1 day. 2. Calculates accumulated capacity values 3. Distributes 1-day power consumption 4. Clears accumulated capacity values During 24 hours, 1. Reads every indoor unit operation 2. Reads watt-hour meter value 3. Accumulates 3 capacity values (7) Undesirable situation protection Even when there occurred communication error between the DMS2 and PIM or DMS2 can no longer gather power consumption, DMS2 stores power distribution ratio for all indoor units. As soon as communication between them resumes and power information is transmitted to the DMS2, power distribution during the interrupted period is recovered as normal condition. (8) Not equal stand-by power distribution (In case all the indoor units are stopped) Since there always exists error in each power consumption amount, distributed stand-by power may not be equal for different air-conditioning system. But the difference is so small that it is negligible. Run Stop A Stop B C Stop Stop D E B = C, D = E BzD 59 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution Power distribution equation DMS2 PIM Power supply G4 R1/R2 G3 G2 Power supply G1 f When configuring the DMS2 and the whole system, mapping of watt-hour meters for indoor/outdoor units must be precisely assigned for correct power distribution. Main + Fan + Stand-by capacity of indoor unit X Indoor unit power X in G1 = Watt-hour A x Total capacity of G1 Main + Fan + Stand-by capacity of indoor unit X Indoor unit power X in G2 = Watt-hour B x Total capacity of G2 Fan + Stand-by capacity of indoor unit X + Watt-hour D x Total Fan/Stand-by capacity of G2 Main + Fan + Stand-by capacity of indoor unit X Indoor unit power X in G3+G4 = Watt-hour C x Total capacity of G3 + G4 Fan + Stand-by capacity of indoor unit X + Watt-hour E x 60 Total Fan/Stand-by capacity of G3 + G4 Example Suppose capacity values accumulated at 24:00 during one whole day is as follows. Strong cooling Week cooling Fan mode Stop 360kWh consumed (outdoor + indoor) Pd of Indoor unit A = Indoor unit capacity Total capacity Pd of Indoor unit B = 85 x 360 130 + 85 + 25 + 5 Pd of Indoor unit C = 25 x 360 130 + 85 + 25 + 5 Pd of Indoor unit D = 5 x 360 130 + 85 + 25 + 5 Main capacity = 60 Fan capacity = 20 Stand-by capacity = 5 Sum = 85 x Total kWh = Main capacity = 0 Fan capacity = 20 Stand-by capacity = 5 Sum = 25 130 x 360 130 + 85 + 25 + 5 Main capacity = 0 Fan capacity = 0 Stand-by capacity = 5 Sum = 5 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Main capacity =105 Fan capacity = 20 Stand-by capacity = 5 Sum = 130 = 192.020 kWh = 124.900 kWh = 36.735 kWh = 7.347 kWh 61 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution Installation example (Allowed) DMS2 PIM Power supply R1/R2 G4 G3 G2 Power supply G1 Mapping watt-hour meters to indoor/outdoor units • Watt-hour meter A is mapped to all indoor/outdoor units in G1. • Watt-hour meter B is mapped to the outdoor unit in G2. • Watt-hour meter C is mapped to the outdoor units in G3 and G4. • Watt-hour meter D is mapped to the indoor units in G2 + G3. • Watt-hour meter E is mapped to the indoor units in G4. Ú Installation above is allowed with proper mapping configuration. ; Note Watt-hour meter can be shared to the multiple indoor/outdoor systems. 62 Installation example (Not allowed) DMS2 PIM Power supply G4 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM R1/R2 G3 G2 Power supply G1 All indoor units in one outdoor unit must have the same power source. • Installation above cannot be available for the reason that one indoor unit in G1 has different power source from the other indoor units. In this case, fractional power of D consumed by the separate-powered indoor unit in G1 is distributed to the indoor units in G2 and G3. 63 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution (10) Setting the inspection section If you want to check the distribution result by time period, set the time section. You must use S-NET3 to check the distribution result by time period. (11) Setting the power distribution environment This is important task for checking precise energy consumption of the outdoor/indoor unit. Each watt-hour meter connected to outdoor unit must be checked for which channel of the PIM interface module it is connected. Then PIM channel must be set according to the outdoor unit. Indoor units must be checked which watt-hour meter it is connected to and then PIM channel of the corresponding watt-hour meter must be set according to indoor unit PIM channel as shown below. 64 Example of watt hour meter installation ❶ Installing watt-hour meter to outdoor/ indoor unit Main circuit breaker PIM Address 0 Watt-hour meter A Watt-hour meter B Watt-hour meter C Watt-hour meter D CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 R1/R2 A/B B C D 1 phase power 1 2 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 0 F1/F2 Pipe connection R1/R2 A 0 1 2 F1/F2 3 phase power Pipe connection Ú Connect appropriate watt-hour meter to outdoor/ indoor unit. 65 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution Example of watt hour meter installation ❷ Installing 1 watt-hour meter to all indoor units Main circuit breaker PIM Address 0 A B Watt-hour meter A Watt-hour meter B Watt-hour meter C Watt-hour meter D CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 C R1/R2 A/ B 1 phase power 0 1 2 R1/R2 F1/F2 0 1 Pipe connection 2 F1/F2 Pipe connection 3 phase power Since all indoor units are connected to 1 watt-hour meter, PIM channel address of all indoor units is same. 66 Example of watt hour meter installation ❸ Using CT watt-hour meter to and outdoor unit Main circuit breaker RS T N PIM 5: 1 5: 1 Address 0 5: 1 B C D Watt-hour meter A Watt-hour meter B Watt-hour meter C Watt-hour meter D CT-type watt-hour meter CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 3 phase 4 wire voltage 1 phase power 0 1 2 Pipe connection 0 1 2 F1/F2 Pipe connection 3 phase power [Setting and checking watt-hour meter] From the menu, CT proportion of the CT watt-hour meter must be entered. ; Note • After entering CT proportion of the CT watt-hour meter, watt-hour meter must be set to correct outdoor/indoor units from the [Channel setting by indoor unit] window. 67 INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM F1/F2 R1/R2 A R1/R2 R1/R2 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution Checking the watt-hour meter connection Kilowatthour history of the watt-hour meter, connected to each PIM interface module, can be checked. Maximum 365 days worth of Kilowatthour history can be checked. 68 Setting virtual watt-hour meter When watt-hour meter or PIM interface module is not installed to a watt-hour meter channel, virtual channel can be used to manually distribute the power distribution INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM • Maximum 128 virtual channel can be used. • Address of the virtual channel will be displayed as following. (24~31).(1~16) ; Note • When PIM interface module is not installed, PIM channel of the outdoor/indoor unit will be inactive. 69 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Power distribution Caution Power distribution function is only supported to air conditioners and AHU. ERV is not supported. DMS2 On/Off controller Outdoor unit R1R2 Only applies to indoor unit 70 Main 0 RMC 0 Main 1 RMC 1 Main 2 RMC 2 User authorization management INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM • Admin (Administrator) : Can access all menus, accessible menu cannot be changed • Manager : Default setting – Can access all menus, accessible menu can be changed. • Regular user : Default setting – Can access [Control and monitoring] menu only. Editing user authorization • Accessible menu authorization of manager is editable. Select/deselect the checkbox of the function and save the setting to change the authorization. 71 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function User management f You can add or delete the user who access DMS2 through web. f Authorization of the added user can be set from [Admin], [Manager], [Regular user]. 72 Zone management • Zone edit: User can arrange the indoor units for convenient management. • Setting the user authorization: Can restrict accessible indoor units depending on the user ID. Zone edit INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Initial setting Zone edit : Add, delete zone Change name Move indoor unit 73 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 1. DMS2 MIM-D00AN 6) Function Setting the user authorization f Authorization to control and monitor a zone of indoor units can be assigned according to User ID ❶ Select the zone and select a user ID who can access the zone. • Access authorization can be set by zone. ❷ After setting, click [Save] to complete the authorization setting. f User access authorization applies to all indoor units of the zone in same manager. 74 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 1) Features PC program designed to manage system air conditioners in a large site. Max. 16 DMS2 connection Max. 4,096 indoor unit controlling and monitoring Integrated management of indoor units, ventilators and AHU Manages operation and error history Check indoor/outdoor unit cycle data Integrated management of peak control in single program INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 2) PC specifications Item PC Model Details CPU Pentium 4 or above Memory More than 512MB HDD More than 1Gbyte space available Network 10/100M Model MST-P3P - Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows VISTA, Windows 7 Number of connection Max. 16 DMSs OS ; Note 3) System connection S-NET 3 On/Off controller Indoor/Outdoor units DMS2 HUB Internet 75 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 4) Function (1) S-NET3 function description View the management structure View the installation structure Control & Monitoring Indoor unit/ERV control Control and monitor the indoor units (max. 4,096 units). Check and refer the state of various devices such as indoor/outdoor units, On/ Off controller, and I/M. Set the operation mode, temperature, fan speed, and fan Control & Monitoring direction of indoor unit/ERV. Indoor unit/ERV monitoring Monitor the status of indoor unit/ERV. View outdoor unit Check the outdoor unit’s cycle data and the cycle data of the linked indoor units. View DMS2 Check the status data of the control unit linked to DMS2. Create new schedule Set new schedule. View schedule Check the schedule of the selected indoor unit. Start/Stop schedule Start/Stop schedule application. Store/Call schedule Store/Call a prepared schedule. View daily schedule Confirm each schedule by date. Set common exception date Set the date which schedule operation is not applied on. Usage time and power Check the usage time and power for total, group, and individual indoor units. Power consumption report For preparing the report on the power consumption by each indoor unit for the period set. Power distribution management group edition Edit an indoor unit’s power management structure Set the electricity rate section Set up to 3 sections for electricity billing management. Indoor unit status Check the status of indoor unit operation / temperature setting per period. Usage time and power Check the usage time and power for total, group, and individual indoor units. Schedule Usage time and power Statistics and analysis System management 76 Indoor unit usage The usage ratio of all indoor units for a specific period. Set environment Set the environment related to S-NET3 (password, language, temperature unit). Set DMS2 Set the DMS2 to connect with S-NET3. Refer event log Refer the warning, error, data of indoor units. Renew installed device information Modify S-NET3 data if installation data has been changed. DMS2 backup/restore Backup the data of DMS2 connected to S-NET3. S-NET3 backup/restore Backup the data of S-NET3. (2) User functions Manage a range of functions accessible to different types of users such as regular user, administrator and installer. User Administrator Installer View the total indoor unit O O O Structure editing X O O The list of installed devices X O O Whole indoor unit stop O O O Indoor unit/ERV control/Monitoring O O O View the management structure O O O View the installation structure X O O View outdoor units, DMS2 X O O Schedule X O O Indoor unit operation setting X X O X O O X O O Power distribution management group edit X O O Power distribution section setting X X O Statistics/Analysis X O O S-NET3 setting X O O DMS2 setting X X O Event log reference X O O Tracking X X O DMS2 restoration X X O DMS2 backup X O O S-NET3 restoration/backup X O O INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Usage time and power Power consumption report 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display Log-in Select user Select administrator Select installer Password input Login button 77 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display Control and monitoring Management structure monitoring window Control monitoring window Move to Indoor unit control window Management structure/Installation structure display window Indoor unit control ERV control Main menu window Log/error display window Installation structure window Select the installation structure tab then select DMS2 connected to S-NET3; it is possible to see the program version, status of the selected DMS2, the program version and communication status of On/Off controller. If indoor or outdoor unit is selected at the installation structure, it is possible to check the hardware information of the selected device. Selecting management structure Selecting installation structure f When DMS2 & On/Off controller are selected. • DMS2 status, DMS2 program version, last tracking date and Master/Slave setting state. • Displays model name, software version, communication state of centralized controller, PIM. 78 Installation structure window f When outdoor unit is selected INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM • Outdoor unit cycle data, outdoor unit model, interface module model and interface module program version is displayed. f When indoor unit is selected • Indoor unit operation status, indoor unit cycle data and indoor unit model code is displayed. 79 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display Installation structure window f When DI is selected f When DO is selected 80 Control • Control indoor unit/ERV through the control window that appears on the screen. • Control total indoor units, the operation mode of indoor units, multiple selection, temperature, fan speed, and fan direction. • Set Upper/Lower temperature limit so that temperature cannot be set outside of the limited temperature range. • Enable/disable remote control usage. • Check the schedule of the selected indoor unit. f Selecting indoor unit and ERV together f Selecting indoor unit f Selecting ERV INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM f Deselect device 81 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display Schedule control ❶ Schedule setting • Able to set a schedule to control indoor units and ERVs. (creating, modifying, deleting). • Able to set weekly, daily, one day schedule. • Able to control the operation mode, temperature setting, fan speed, fan direction during the schedule control. Schedule list window Schedule display window Ú Easy schedule control for user with the wizard method (step-by-step setting). f The 1st step (select a schedule mode) One day only Repeat daily f The 2nd step (select the indoor units to apply a schedule to) • Display the total indoor units in S-NET3. • Able to select individual indoor units, On/Off controller, DMS2. 82 Repeat weekly Schedule control f The 3rd step (schedule operation setting) • Set up time by dragging on the time table. • Set the schedule with the control panel on the right. (Operation mode. temperature setting, fan speed, fan direction and remote control use). • Click the schedule time setup window to display a schedule modification window (able to modify a schedule time, operation mode and temperature setting). Control panel Click twice INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Time modification (based on minutes) Temperature setting Operation mode Remote control use Time setting by dragging (based on 30-min. unit) Schedule modification panel f The 4th step (Schedule period and exception date setting) • Click the date on the calendar to set the date (once selected, the designated date is displayed in red). Schedule name Schedule period setting Schedule exception date setting f Schedule setting completion • Displays a schedule list to be automatically applied to the schedule Display the name of set schedule. Display set schedule 83 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display Schedule control ❷ Schedule modification • Click the set schedule display window twice to display the modification panel. Then it is possible to modify various functions such as schedule time, operation mode and temperature setting. • Able to carry out various functions such as a schedule name change, schedule delete, indoor unit addition and deletion with the icons on the left menu window. Add/ Delete indoor unit for schedule control. Delete a set schedule. Modify a schedule name. Usage time and power consumption ❶ Usage time and power • Able to search for the power consumption and usage time by different conditions including the total indoor units applied to S-NET3, On/Off controller, individual indoor unit.On/Off controller, individual indoor unit. Total indoor unit usage reference Individual indoor unit usage reference ❷ Power consumption report • Able to print out the amount of power consumed for a specific period of time in the form of report. • The applicable formats include PDF, TXT, HTML, CSV, MHT, EXCEL, graphic documents. Types of document to be stored 84 Usage time and power consumption ❸ Power management structure editing • Just as the structural editing at the monitoring, power management can be restructured to ensure greater convenience for administrators. • Once the power management structure is edited, power consumption report and usage can be referred in the edited formats. Power structure editing menu Power structure editing window INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ❹ Power section setting • It can be referred and divided into max. 3 sections for power consumption reference. • It is possible to refer or prepare reports for usage time and power consumption by dividing section by each hour. Able to adjust the sections by inputting relevant time. 85 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display Statistics and analysis ❶ Indoor unit status • Able to see the operation status of selected indoor units and room temperature for the present and the past. • Able to refer to the operation status for the last two days. If the reference day is out of range, an error message window will appear. Hourly indoor unit operation and temperature display Select indoor unit Display errors if the wrong period has been set ❷ Power consumption of indoor units • Displays the use time and power consumption ratios for the indoor units connected to each DMS2. Period reference DMS2 selection 86 System management ❶ Environment setting • Set the environment of S-NET3. • Set administrator password, language, temperature unit, default value for indoor unit, etc. • Determine if peak power will be displayed or not in the menu setting (Korean market only). Language setting Log date view setting Temperature unit setting : It is set automatically depending on indoor unit. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ❷ DMS2 setting • Set the DMS2 to connect with S-NET3. • Click ‘save’ after inputting IP and passwords (1) and it will attempt to make communication with S-NET3 and DMS2 then display normal when communication is made. DMS2 setup window When a DMS2 to connect with S-NET3 is added DMS2 time setting Password input DMS2’s access IP input ; Note DMS2 has two passwords. One is a password needed to connect to a DMS2 web client (set at the user management), the other is necessary to make access to S-NET3 (set at the system environment). When the wrong password for S-NET3 is input, a message indicating DMS2 – account recognition failure appears. 87 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (1) S-NET3 display System management ❸ View event log • Able to check various information such as indoor/outdoor units connected to S-NET3, control device error/warning, information details by date. Set the list of events Query period setting Event display ❹ Information update of the installed device • Able to carry out information update or tracking for the installed device. • Tracking involves receiving data from DMS2 after tracking it so as to renew data, whereas data renewal involves correcting data from DMS2 after receiving data without DMS2 tracking. List of control devices connected to DMS2 88 Tracking is under way System management ❺ DMS2 backup and restoration • Able to backup and restore the DMS2 data connected to S-NET3. • Backup refers to activities of storing data in the data folder in PC. Select all DMS2s Backup Restoration Indicate a backup file including the directory path Indicate a backup date INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ❻ S-NET3 backup and restoration • Able to backup and restore data of S-NET3. • Backup involves in backing up all data in S-NET3. Thus, if backup data is restored in a PC where S-NET3 is installed, it will produce the same environment that is previously used. 89 Control Systems ,,, Integrated management system 2. S-NET3 MST-P3P 5) Detail function description (2) S-NET3 log information Log 90 Contents E9000 Connection impossible E9001 Connection denied E9002 Connection finished E9010 WINK denied E9011 DMS2 password authentication failure E9012 Serial exchange failure E9100 General error on instruction transmission E9150 Attempt to transmit to a DMS2 not in connection E9151 Attempt to transmit to a DMS2 not registered E9200 General error on response acceptance E9250 There is no response to the requested command due to DMS2 failure and/or network delay E9300 XML generating E9400 XML parsing E9401 Installation information on S-NET3 and DMS2 does not match, check tracking information E9999 Initialized device information updating device status I101 Common user log in I102 Administrator user log in I103 Installer log in I104 Log in I105 Log out I201 Tracking I202 Request to tracking I301 Request to schedule change I801 Insert DMS2 I802 Delete DMS2 I803 DMS2 time setting I9700 DMS2 connection and authorization successful I9701 Reconnection I9801 Emergency stop ,9 Power distribution system 1 Electricity meter interface module. . . . . . . POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 91 Control Systems ,9 Power distribution system 1. Electricity meter interface module MIM-B16 1) Features (Unit : mm) Front view • Pulse output electricity meter interface unit (max. 8 meters) • 8-channel energy consumption display in real time • System configuration with button manipulation • Various text messages in LCD • Current communication state indication Side view Power supply (adapter) Input : 100~240V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.0A Output : 12V DC, 3.0A Operating temperature range -10ºC ~ 50ºC Operating humidity range 10%RH~90%RH Maximum wiring length DMS2 : 1000m Electricity meter : 200m Number of interfaces Electricity meter : max. 8 units DMS2 : 1 unit 2) Display and buttons ① ② ⑦ ③ ④ ⑤ 92 ⑥ No. Name Description ① LCD window Information on current electricity readings, settings and operation state is displayed (16 character x 2 line LCD). ② Menu button Various menus are selected to monitor current electricity readings, to make configuration settings for electricity meters, and to check the error/settings. ③ Power (blue) It’s ON when power is supplied normally. ④ Communication (orange) ⑤ Pulse input (orange) ⑥ Communication (orange) ⑦ Check It blinks when communication between DMS2 and MIM-B16 normally works. Each of the 8 LEDs blinks whenever a pulse from an electricity meter is detected. Reserved It’s ON when errors occur in communication or pulse input from electricity meters. 3) Connectors ① ② ③ No. ④ ⑤ Name Description ① Pulse input terminals 8 terminals are allocated to interface pulse-type electricity meters. Each terminal is seen with a dedicated address on DMS2. ② Power input Power supply via the power adapter. ③ Reset button Press the button to reset the MIM-B16. ④ COM1 Connection terminal for RS485 communication with DMS2. ⑤ COM2 Reserved 4) Address & option switches SW2 Address switch SW3 SW4 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM SW1 Option switch No Name Description 1 SW1 No function 2 SW2 MIM-B16 address switch. Address greater than 7 (8~F) is not recognized. 3 SW3 No function 4 SW4 No function 93 Control Systems ,9 Power distribution system 1. Electricity meter interface module MIM-B16 5) Specifications on electricity meter • Current flow on output : Current-sinking • Pulse rate : 1 ~10000 Wh/pulse (no decimal pulse rate allowed) • Pulse width : 20 ~ 400ms with +/- 5% tolerance (no decimal pulse rate allowed) • Time interval between pulses : min. 3ms • Allowable current sinking : min. 15mA • Withstanding voltage : min. 15V DC • Interface circuitry : Electronic isolation circuitry recommended, no voltage output Pulse generation from electricity meter Current sink + + Current source Current flow(max. 15mA) Current flow Dead period + Withstanding voltage (max. 15V DC) Active pulse Generation period (current sinking) Pulse width Interval between pulse ; Note Interface circuitry of an electricity meter has to withstand min. 15mA and min. 15V DC, both of which are applied by MIM-B16. Even though MIM-B16 interface circuitry is realized with electric isolation components, it’s highly recommended that interface circuitry of an electricity meter be designed with isolation to ensure robustness from contact spike or electric interference during wiring. 94 6) Installation MIM-B16 must not be installed in a way that power to MIM-B16 is off when one of the over-current circuit breakers is switched off. Power supply to MIM-B16 must be off only when all the power supplies to refrigerant systems whose power consumptions are monitored by the MIM-B16 are cut off. This is because every pulse from electricity meters of some alive refrigerant systems must be sensed normally even if power supplies to other refrigerant systems have troubles. • Example 1) When the circuit breaker, CM1 is switched off for some reason while the others are still on, pulses from the electricity meters, EM1, EM2 and EM3 are not calculated by MIM-B16, whose power is off by the CM1. This installation could lead to errors in electricity billing function when power interruption in local areas occurs. Main circuit breaker for entire air-conditioning system EM1 EM2 EM3 EM4 Pulse signal AC Power CM1 OFF 0 1 2 F1/F2 Refrigerant pipe 0 1 2 POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM F1/F2 Refrigerant pipe • Example 2) Even when the circuit breaker, CM1 is switched off while the others are on, pulses from the electricity meters, EM1, EM2 and EM3 are still calculated by MIM-B16, whose power is not interrupted by CM1. Main power breaker for air-conditioning EM1 EM2 EM3 AC Power EM4 Pulse signal CM1 OFF 0 1 2 F1/F2 Refrigerant pipe 0 1 2 F1/F2 Refrigerant pipe 95 Control Systems ,9 Power distribution system 1. Electricity meter interface module MIM-B16 7) Wiring f Wiring to electricity meter • Attention must be paid to make polarized connection between an electricity meter and MIM-B16 with correct specifications on wires. Pulse-type electricity meter MIM-B16 + + + + + Typical interface circuitry + + Cable : Unshielded 2-wire 0.75mm2 VCTF or equivalent Length : Max. 200m f Wiring to DMS2 • Make sure that communication cable is wired between DMS2 and MIM-B16 with the right polarity. DMS2(MIM-D00AN) MIM-B16 A B A B to another MIM-B16 Cable : Unshielded 2-wire 0.75~1.5mm2 VCTF or equivalent Length : Max. 1000m f Caution • MIM-B16(PIM) should be connected to dedicated channel of DMS2 in advance Ex) DMS2 CH1 : PIM + Outdoor unit (X) PIM + On/off controller (X) 96 8) Address assignment Each of the electricity meters is assigned with the dedicated address depending on MIM-B16 address setting and the position of the pulse input terminals. SW1 SW2 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 f Electricity meter address assignment table SW2 Pulse input terminal CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 0 16.01 16.02 16.03 16.04 16.05 16.06 16.07 16.08 1 17.01 17.02 17.03 17.04 17.05 17.06 17.07 17.08 2 18.01 18.02 18.03 18.04 18.05 18.06 18.07 18.08 3 19.01 19.02 19.03 19.04 19.05 19.06 19.07 19.08 4 20.01 20.02 20.03 20.04 20.05 20.06 20.07 20.08 5 21.01 21.02 21.03 21.04 21.05 21.06 21.07 21.08 6 22.01 22.02 22.03 22.04 22.05 22.06 22.07 22.08 7 23.01 23.02 23.03 23.04 23.05 23.06 23.07 23.08 8~15 Not recognized POWER CISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 9) MIM-B16 menu structure Main display Main menu kWh Display 1. Monitoring CH1 kWh Sub menu 1.1 PIM Address 1.2 Option SW CH2 kWh 2. Configuration 2.1 Password CH8 kWh 2.2 Wh/Pulse * Current time 2.3 Pulse Width * kWh Display 2.4 PIM Time 2.5 Channel * CH1 kWh 2.6 kWh Set * CH2 kWh 2.7 kWh Clear CH8 kWh 3. Check Current time 3.1 Pulse Input 3.2 COM Check Ú Required setting 3.3 Pulse Width 97 Control Systems ,9 Power distribution system 1. Electricity meter interface module MIM-B16 9) MIM-B16 menu structure Main menu Sub menu Description The MIM-B16 address is displayed with the physical address SW2 added by 10H on the LCD window. Ex) PIM Address Monitoring LCD SW2 setting 10H 0 11H 1 … … 17H 7 SW1 SW2 Option switch setting to ON is displayed with the position number at the corresponding positions while setting to OFF is shown with the mark ‘X’. Option SW Ex) The password, which is asked to enter to change the configuration setting, is used to prevent unauthorized persons from accessing MIM-B16. Factory setting is ‘0000’. Password Ex) Wh/Pulse The pulse rate of electricity meters must be set to calculate power consumption from the incoming pulse. The pulse rate in Wh/pulse must be an integer with no support of decimal numbers. The allowable range is 1~10000 Wh/pulse. Pulse Width The width of the pulse from an electricity meter must be in the range between 20ms and 400ms during current sink into the meter. Configuration PIM Time Current time is recommended to set for future use. Channel Each of the 8 electricity meter interface channels is required to set to be enabled or disabled. Channels where electricity meters are connected must be set to be enabled. kWh Set Initial electricity reader value must be set as a starting point for each of the enabled interface channels. kWh Clear Each or all the initial kWh values are cleared when selected. When pulse input is detected during the test period, the channel numbers are displayed. Otherwise, the character ‘X’ is displayed on the corresponding channel position. Pulse Input Make a loopback connection between COM1 and COM2 to check if the DMS2 communication channel is working or not. Care must be taken for the connection polarity. Check COM Check When the COM1 communication channel is normal, the message ‘OK’ is displayed on the LCD window. The pulse width test result is displayed with the messages “OK” or “NG” followed by the set and measured width values. Pulse Width 98 S : set value M : measured value 10) Setting parameters on DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) f The following parameters for MIM-B16 can be also set and monitored on DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) • Current power consumption (kWh), Pulse rate, Pulse width • Channel Enable/Disable, Current time, Password Ú DMS2 setting for MIM-B16 parameters Error code POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 11) Error Description E613 Communication error between DMS2 (MIM-D00AN) and MIM-B16 E614 E614 occurs when the width of the pulse from an electricity meter is out of range. E654 Memory Read/Write error 99 '90&21752/ 6<67(06 100 9 External contact control system 1 External contact interface module . . . . . . EXTERNAL CONTACT CONTROL SYSTEM 101 Control Systems External contact control system 1. External contact interface module MIM-B14 1) Features (Unit : mm) 80 50 9 Interlock DVM air-conditioner with external controller • Indoor unit On/Off control by the external contact (Usable equipment: Card-key, Timer, Sensor) • Output the indoor unit thermo ON/OFF state and operation status • Output the indoor unit error state 2) Description of parts No. ④ ② Contact rating 220V AC, 3A Operation ① Error state ② [Output signal] Indoor unit Thermo On/Off or Operation State output SEG 15 =0 Thermo On/Off 220V AC, (It depends on indoor SEG 15 =1 Operation On/Off 3A unit's INSTALL option (On:contact close, Off:contact open) setting SEG 15.) ③ Operation signal input load 5V DC, 5mA - ④ Connector for indoor unit - - ⑤ Connector for indoor unit - - ⑤ ① Input/Output ③ Normal:Close, Error:Open 3) Installation External contact line wiring Indoor unit thermo ON/OFF signal Error signal output Voltage free contract signal input Ex) Sensor, Card-key, Timer 220V AC, 3A Indoor unit PCB Connect wire ; Note 102 External operation input load: 5V DC/5mA. The length of wiring between MIM-B14 and external control equipment is 100m max. To use external contact control system, indoor unit's INSTALL option setting is required. (Refer to indoor unit installation manual) 7 SEG 14 - External control setting (Default : No use) After installed, the first operation will be conducted with Auto mode, Set temp. 24°C, Auto Fan speed. If the indoor unit in OFF status is turned ON through external contact signal; it will operate in the last operation status before it was turned off. 4) Control Timing diagram for external contact control Ex1) ; Note IDU stands for Indoor Unit. No prioritized operation between the R/C and the external contact I/M. Ex2) EXTERNAL CONTACT CONTROL SYSTEM ; Note IDU stands for Indoor Unit. After power reset, indoor unit operates as previous state. (IDU has power recovery function) 103 Control Systems 9 External contact control system 1. External contact interface module MIM-B14 4) Control Ex3) ; Note IDU stands for Indoor Unit. After power reset, if IDU is turn ON by external contact, it starts as Auto mode, 24ºC, Auto fan speed. Ex4) ; Note IDU stands for Indoor Unit. After power reset, IDU ignores initial external signal state. 104 f Operation input It is possible to set the method of indoor unit control by external contact signal. • Method 1. Turn On/Off the indoor units by external contact signal • Method 2. Set standby/Turn Off the indoor unit by external contact signal • Method 3. Return to the last status / Turn Off the indoor unit by external contract signal Method 1 Method 2 Method 3 Indoor unit INSTALL option setting (Refer to inidoor unit installation manual) SEG 14 = 1 SEG 14 = 2 SEG 14 = 3 Indoor unit operation by external contact Short Indoor unit On Open Indoor unit Off Short Standby Open Indoor unit Off Short Return to the last status of indoor unit Open Indoor unit Off Remote controller use Short Available Open Available Short Available Open Unavailable Short Available Open Unavailable f Operation output DVM S series indoor unit Output signal Output signal delay time SEG 15 = 0 SEG 15 = 1 Thermo On/Off Operation On/Off None Error signal • Thermo off : Status where refrigerant is not flowing in either cooling/heating operation because desired temperature has been reached. EXTERNAL CONTACT CONTROL SYSTEM 105 '90&21752/ 6<67(06 106 9, Building management systems 1 LonWorks Gateway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 BACnet Gateway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 107 Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 1) Features (Unit : mm) DMS-Lnet Lon ACK SVC • For LonWork protocol system. • Support DMS2 control function at the same time. 2) Product specification Size 240 x 255 x 64.8 mm (Width x Length x Depth) Power supply Source DC Adaptor Input 100~240VAC (±10%), 50/60Hz Output 12V 3A Operating temperature range -10ºC ~ 50º C Operating humidity range 10%RH ~ 90%RH Communication connection Lower layer : RS485 (Outdoor unit, On/off controller, PIM) Upper layer : Ethernet 100Base-T (S-NET3, Web Browser) LonWorks layer : TP/FT-10A(Free topology 78kbps) Max. communication length Lower layer : Maximum 1000m (RS485) Upper layer : 100m (for one segment without repeaters) LonWorks layer : 78 kilobits-per-second bit rate for distances up to 500 meters in free topology or 2700 meters in bus topology with double terminations Compatible devices Type Model Outdoor unit DVM S series only Controller Remarks E ach communication channel : 16 units (Max. 128 indoor units) Max. 80 outdoor units (Max. 128 indoor units) Can not connect interface module (ex. MIM-B13D, MIM-B13D, MIM-B04A) Each communication channel : 15 units Max. 75 controllers Can not connect interface module (ex. MCMA202D, MCM-A202B, MCM-A202A, MCM-A202) On/Off controller MCM-A202DN PIM MIM-B16 8 units - Pulse-type Connected with PIM Pulse width:20~400(ms) Pulse :1~10000(Wh/pulse) - Watt-meter 7 ERV cannot be connected until end of 2013 108 Maximum device connection 3) Description of parts Front DMS-Lnet No Name Function ① LCD display Displays current time or menu. Menu button Access the setting menu. S/T button Select function or setting item in the setting menu. Set button Enter or check setting item in the setting menu. Bottom cover Unscrew 2 screws on the bottom to remove the cover and check the cable connections. ① ② ② Lon ACK SVC ③ ③ ⑤⑥ ⑦ ⑧ LED indicator ① ② No. ③ ④ Item ⑨ Name Status ① Power Power indicator Turns blue when the power is supplied. ② CPU Alive CPU operation indicator Blinks in orange with 1 second intervals during normal operation. ③ Ethernet-Linked Internet connection indicator Turns green during normal connection. ④ Ethernet-Active Internet data transmission/reception indicator Blinks in orange during normal transmission/reception. ⑤ COM1~4-TX Channel 1~4 On/Off controller/Interface module Data transmission indicator Blinks in green during normal transmission. ⑥ COM1~4-RX Channel 1~4 On/Off controller/interface module Data reception indicator Blinks in green during normal reception. ⑦ Lon ACK LonWorks data reception indicator Blinks in green during normal reception. ⑧ Lon SVC LonWorks device status indicator Blinks in green during un-configured. ⑨ Check Indoor/Outdoor unit communication status indicator Turns green when there is an error on more than one indoor/outdoor unit or in communication. BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 109 Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 3) Description of parts Bottom DI terminal 1 Power terminal DI terminal 2 Serial terminal Reset button DO terminal 3 DO terminal 4 RS485 Communication terminal Ethernet terminal SD card socket Cable tie groove Name 110 Lon terminal Description DI terminal 1 Digital Input connection terminal, Channel1~Channel5 DI terminal 2 Digital Input connection terminal, Channel6~Channel10 DO terminal 3 Digital Output connection terminal, Channel1~Channel5 DO terminal 4 Digital Output connection terminal, Channel6~Channel8 Lon terminal Terminal Block for LonWorks communication (TP/FT-10) Reset button Reset LonWorks Gateway Serial terminal Service check port SD card socket Sub memory (for program update and set information saving) socket RS485 communication terminal RS485 port for communication with On/Off controller / interface module Ethernet Terminal Connect LAN cable Cable tie groove Groove for arranging cables 4) Connection diagram f MIM-B16(PIM) should be connected separately with outdoor units or controllers. DMS-Lnet For power distribution On/Off controller PIM LonWorks Gateway BMS (Lonworks) Power line R1-R2 F1-F2 R1-R2 F1-F2 Electrical substation Watt-hour meter R1-R2 F1-F2 5) Wiring (CH = Channel) R1 R2 F1 F2 R1 R2 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM F1 F2 (1) Connecting outdoor unit directly • Maximum 16 outdoor units can be connected to each channel • Total 80 outdoor units can be connected (2) Connecting On/Off controller • Maximum 15 On/Off controller can be connected to each channel ; Note LonWorks Gateway can connect outdoor unit and On/Off controller at the same time. Outdoor unit and On/Off controller can be connected to 1 communication channel at the same time. 111 Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 5) Wiring Connecting with outdoor unit LonWorks Gateway F1 F2 R1 R2 R1R2 R1R2 Outdoor unit 0 0 Outdoor unit 1 Outdoor unit R1R2 R1R2 Outdoor unit 1 Maximum 16 connections Outdoor unit F Outdoor unit F Outdoor unit Ú Outdoor unit's address is defined automatically. The address can be changed manually also. Connecting with On/Off controller LonWorks Gateway Maximum 15 On/Off controllers R1R2 Outdoor unit Outdoor unit R1R2 Outdoor unit 112 Connecting with outdoor unit and on/off controller Maximum 16 outdoor units R1R2 LonWorks Gateway 1 R1R2 Outdoor unit R1R2 2 Outdoor unit 3 Outdoor unit Wiring distance DMS-Lnet ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ Maximum 15 On/Off controllers and 16 outdoor units can be connected to 1 channel of the LonWorks Gateway Network radius ⓔ • Distance from the LonWorks Gateway to the furthest device cannot exceed 1000m. •ⓒ + ⓓ + ⓔ d 1000m f Distance between LonWorks Gateway and upper level controller • Since LonWorks Gateway supports 100 Base-T Ethernet, first repeater or upper level controller from the LonWorks Gateway cannot be further than 100m (IEEE 802.3). Therefore, maximum network radius is restricted to 500m. ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ = 100m DMS-Lnet ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓔ HUB Repeater ⓐ 500m Maximum number of repeaters = 4 113 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM f Distance between LonWorks Gateway and On/Off controller/outdoor unit Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 6) Commission • For Commission operation with BMS, press the [Set] button for more than 3 seconds. • Pressed time will be displayed in the LCD display • When commission operation is normal, [SVC] LED of the front panel will lit up. 7) Standard program identifier (SPID) • Manufacturers : Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. MID: 191 • Device Classes : 70.00 - Gateways 72.80 --- HVAC Gateways • Usage (Device Subclass) : Utility {11} • Channel Types : TP/FT-10 {ID : 4} Object Types 8500 Description SFPT Name SCC – Generic SFPTspaceComfortController Ú Program ID : 90:00:BF:48:50:0B:04:00 8) Item summary Item Function Operation On/Off Operation mode Common Air flow direction Fan speed Device error information Model, address, type information Set temperature Indoor temperature Filter replacement alert/ reset Control & Monitoring Indoor unit AHU Remote controller level Thermostat information Operation restriction setting (Cooling/Heating) Setting lowest temperature/ restriction Setting highest temperature/ restriction Power consumption Operation time Emergency stop Additional functions DMS2 DI/DO DMS2 lock DMS2 error information System error information 114 9) Network variable (1) Indoor unit/ ERV/ AHU kit object No. 1 Name nviONOff Type SNVT_switch M/O O Description ON/OFF command 2 NviApplicMode SNVT_hvac_mode O Setting operating mode 3 nviSetpoint SNVT_temp_p O Setting desire temperature 4 nviFanStatus SNVT_switch O Setting fan speed 5 nviERVMode SNVT_count O Setting ERV operation mode 6 nviFilterReset SNVT_switch O Filter reset command 7 nviUserLockout SNVT_switch O Setting the restriction of remote control use 8 nviOccOpMode SNVT_switch O Setting cooling only mode / heating only mode 9 nviCoolTempLock SNVT_switch O Setting the low temperature limit 10 nviHeatTempLock SNVT_switch O Setting the high temperature limit 11 nvoSpaceTemp SNVT_temp_p M Display indoor temperature 12 nvoApplicMode SNVT_hvac_mode O Display operating mode 13 nvoSetpoint SNVT_temp_p O Display desire temperature 14 nvoOnOff SNVT_switch O Display ON/OFF status 15 nvoFanStatus SNVT_switch O Display fan speed 16 nvoERVMode SNVT_count O Display ERV operating mode 17 nvoErrorCode SNVT_count O 18 nvoDeviceAlarm SNVT_state O 19 nvoOccOpMode SNVT_switch O Display Error code Remote control lock, Filter sign, Thermo ON/OFF, Error occurrence status display Cooling only/Heating only setup status display 20 nvoCoolTempLock SNVT_switch O Display low temperature limit setting status 21 nvoHeatTempLock SNVT_switch O Display high temperature limit setting status 22 nvoUserLockout SNVT_switch O Display the restriction of remote control use 23 nvoEnergyConp SNVT_elec_kwh_l O Display electricity usage (Time Period) 24 nvoEnergyCon SNVT_elec_kwh_l O Display electricity usage (Basic date) 25 nvoRuntimep SNVT_time_hour O Display used hours (Period) 26 nvoRuntime SNVT_time_hour O Display used hours (Basic date) 27 nvoDevListDesc SNVT_str_asc O Indoor unit HW information (2) Outdoor unit/ System object No. 1 Name nviDigitalOut[6] Type SNVT_ switch M/O O Description Set Digital output 2 nviAllOff SNVT_hvac_emerg O Set emergency stop 3 nvoDigitalOut[6] SNVT_ switch O Display Digital output status 4 nvoDigitalIn[8] SNVT_ switch O Display Digital input status nvoSystemLock SNVT_ switch O Display System Lock status nvoDMS2Alarm SNVT_ count O Display communication error 7 nvoSystemAlarm SNVT_ count O Display error satus BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 5 6 (3) Configuration properties No. Name Type M/O Description 1 nciSndHrtBt SNVT_time_sec SCPTmaxSendTime O Send Heartbeat 2 nciMinOutTm SNVT_time_sec SCPTminSendTime O Minimum Send Time 3 nciMinDeltaTemp SNVT_temp_p SCPTminDeltaTemp O Min. difference before update 4 nciDelayStatrup SNVT_time_sec SCPTpwrupDelay O Delay time after a power-up 115 Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 10) Network parameter chart (1) Indoor unit/ ERV/ AHU kit object SSACIndoor[nn](objectid=1-128) nvoSpaceTemp SNVT_temp_p nviOnOff SNVT_switch nvoApplicMode SNVT_hvac_mode nviApplicMode SNVT_hvac_mode nvoSetPoint SNVT_temp_p nviSetPoint SNVT_temp_p nvoOnOff SNVT_switch nviFanStatus SNVT_switch nvoFanStatus SNVT_switch nviERVMode SNVT_count nvoERVMode SNVT_count nviFilterReset SNVT_switch nvoErrorCode SNVT_count nviUserLockout SNVT_switch nvoDeviceAlarm SNVT_state nviOccOpMode SNVT_switch nvoOccOpMode SNVT_switch nviCoolTempLock SNVT_switch nvoCoolTempLock SNVT_switch nviHeatTempLock SNVT_switch nvoHeatTempLock SNVT_switch nvoUserLockout SNVT_switch nvoEnergyConp SNVT_elec_kwh_I nvoEnergyCon SNVT_elec_kwh_I nvoRuntimep SNVT_time_hour nvoRuntime SNVT_time_hour nvoDevListDesc SNVT_str_asc (2) Outdoor unit/ System object SSACSystem(objectid=129) nvoDigitalOut[6] SNVT_switch nviDigitalOut[6]_switch nvoDigitalIn[8] SNVT_switch nviAllOff SNVT_hvac_emerg nvoSystemLock SNVT_switch nvoDMS2Alarm SNVT_count nvoSystemAlarm SNVT_count Configuration Properties nciSndHrtBt nciMinOutTm nciMinDelta Temp nciDelayStartup 116 11) Network variable list • Supported NV (Network Variable) is different depending on the connected devices. No. Indoor ERV AHU Kit 1 nviOnOff NV Name ON/OFF command Description O O O 2 nviApplicMode Setting operating mode O X O 3 nviSetpoint Setting desirable temperature O X O 4 nviFanStatus Setting fan swing and speed O O X 5 nviERVMode Setting ERV operation mode X O X 6 nviFilterReset Filter reset command O O O 7 nviUserLockout Setting the restriction of remote control use O O O 8 nviOccOpMode Setting cooling only mode / Setting heating only mode O X O 9 nviCoolTempLock Setting the low temperature limit O X O 10 nviHeatTempLock Setting the high temperature limit O X O 11 nvoSpaceTemp Display indoor temperature O X O 12 nvoApplicMode Display operating mode O X O 13 nvoSetpoint Display desire temperature O X O 14 nvoOnOff Display ON/OFF status O O O 15 nvoFanStatus Display wind speed and direction O O X 16 nvoERVMode Display ERV operating mode X O X 17 nvoErrorCode O O O 18 nvoDeviceAlarm O O O 19 nvoOccOpMode Display Error code Remote control Lock, Filter Sign, Thermo ON/OFF, Error occurrence status display Cooling only/Heating only setup status display O X O 20 nvoCoolTempLock Low temperature limit setting status display O X O 21 nvoHeatTempLock High temperature limit setting status display O X O 22 nvoUserLockout Display the restriction of remote control use O O O 23 nvoEnergyConp Display electricity usage O X X 24 nvoEnergyCon Monitor total electricity usage O X X 25 nvoRuntimep Display used hours (Period) O X O 26 nvoRuntime O X O 27 nvoDevListDesc Monitor total operation hours The summary of device information (Model, Address, Operation Status) O O O 12) Detail description of network variable (1) Indoor unit/ ERV/ AHU kit object 1-1. nviOnOff 1-3. nviSetpoint Description : Indoor unit ON/OFF SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Description : Set temperature SNVT : SNVT_temp_p Operation State Operation Remark Auto/Cool/Dry 18 ~ 30ºC 0.0 0 Off - Heat 16 ~ 30ºC 100.0 1 On - BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Value 1-2. nviApplicMode Description : Indoor unit operation mode SNVT : SNVT_hvac_mode Operation Hvac_t Operation Remark 1 Heat - 3 Cool - 6 Off - 9 Fan 14 Dry(dehumid) - 0 Auto - 117 Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 12) Detail description of network variable (1) Indoor unit/ ERV/ AHU kit object 1-4. nviFanStatus 1-8. nviOccOpMode Description : Setting fan swing and speed SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Description : Setting cooling only mode/ heating only mode SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value State Value State Operation Auto 0 - 0.0 0 Unlock - Low 1 - 1.0 1 Cooling only - 2.0 1 Heating only - Mid 2 - High 3 - Eco 4 - 1-9. nviCoolTempLock Description : Setting the low temperature limit SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Turbo 5 - Auto Any > 5 - Stop - 0 Value State Operation Remark Up-Down - 1 18~30 0 Unlock - 18~30 1 Lock - 1-5. nviERVMode 1-10. nviHeatTempLock Description : ERV mode SNVT : SNVT_count Operation Description :Setting the high temperature limit SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value Operation Remark 0 Auto Auto ventilation mode 1 H/R Heat exchange ventilation mode 2 Air purification Air purification mode 3 Sleep Sleep mode 4 Normal By-pass mode Value State Operation Remark 16~30 0 Unlock - 16~30 1 Lock - 2-1. nvoSpaceTemp Description : Display indoor temperature SNVT : SNVT_temp_p Operation : -10ºC ~ 50ºC 1-6. nviFilterReset 2-2. nvoApplicMode Description : Filter reset command SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Remark Description : Display operating mode SNVT : SNVT_hvac_mode Operation Value State Operation 0.0 0 No Alarm - Hvac_t Operation Remark 100.0 1 Alarm - 1 Heat - 3 Cool - 6 Off - 9 Fan - 14 Dry(dehumid) 0 Auto Review needed (VOC on deleting Auto mode) 1-7. nviUserLockout Description : Setting the restriction of remote control use SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation 118 Remark Value State Operation Remark 0.0 0 Unlock - 100.0 1 Level 1 - 2-3. nvoSetpoint 100.0 2 Lock - Description : Display desire temperature SNVT : SNVT_temp_p Operation Auto/Cool/Dry 18 ~ 30ºC Heat 16 ~ 30ºC 2-4. nvoOnOff 2-9. nvoOccOpMode Description : Display ON/OFF status SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Description : Cooling only/Heating only setup status display SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value State Operation Remark Value State Operation Remark 0.0 0 Off - 100.0 1 On - 0.0 1.0 2.0 0 1 1 Permit Cooling only Heating only - 2-5. nvoFanStatus 2-10. nvoCoolTempLock Description : Display fan speed SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Description : Low temperature limit setting status display SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value State Auto 0 - Value State Operation Remark Low 1 - 18~30 0 Unlock - 18~30 1 Lock - Mid 2 - High 3 - Eco 4 - Turbo 5 - Auto Any > 5 - Stop - 0 Value State Operation Remark Up-Down - 1 16~30 0 Unlock - 16~30 1 Lock - 2-11. nvoHeatTempLock Description : High temperature limit setting status display SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation 2-6. nvoERVMode 2-12. nvoUserLockout Description : ERV Display ERV operating mode SNVT : SNVT_count Operation Description : Lock status SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value Operation Remark 0 Auto Auto ventilation mode Value State Operation Remark 1 H/R Heat exchange ventilation mode 0 0 Unlock - 2 Air purification Air purification mode 100.0 1 Level 1 - 3 Sleep Sleep mode 100.0 2 Level 2 - 4 Normal By-pass mode 2-13. nvoEnergyConp 2-7. nvoErrorCode Description : Display Error code SNVT : SNVT_count Operation : Error code refers to integrated error code of system air conditioner Description : Display electricity usage (Time Period) SNVT : SNVT_elec_kwh_l Operation Value Operation Remark 0~999999 Electricity usage First decimal place 2-14. nvoEnergyCon Valid Range : 0 ~ 999 00 00 ¤ No Error Description : Filter Sign, Thermo ON/OFF, Error occurrence status display SNVT : SNVT_state Operation Description : Display electricity usage (Basic date) SNVT : SNVT_elec_kwh_l Operation Byte Bit1 Bit0 Operation Remark Flag_1 0 0 1 0 1 0 Unlock Level1 Lock nviUser Lockout Byte Bit1 Bit0 Operation Flag_2 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 No alarm Alarm Thermo On Thermo Off No Error Error Remark Filter alert Thermo On/ Off nvoError Code Value Operation Remark 0~999999 Electricity usage First decimal place 2-15. nvoRuntimep Description : Display used hours (Period) SNVT : SNVT_time_hour Operation Value Operation Remark 0~65535 Accumulated used hour - 119 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 2-8. nvoDeviceAlarm Control Systems 9, Building management system 1. LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18N 12) Detail description of network variable (1) Indoor unit/ ERV/ AHU kit object 2-16. nvoRuntime Description : Display used hours (Basic date) SNVT : SNVT_time_hour Operation Value Operation Remark 0~65535 Accumulated used hour First decimal place 2-17. nvoDevListDesc Description : Display indoor unit status SNVT : SNVT_str_asc Operation : ex) a1b2c3_00.00.01_0 Description Character Value Model information Alphabet or digit - [6] Separator Underbar ( _ ) 095 [7] [8] On/Off controller address Second significant digit First significant digit - [9] 046 [0] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] ascii. Separator Period ( . ) [10] [11] Interface Module address Second significant digit First significant digit - [12] Separator Period ( . ) 046 [13] [14] Indoor Unit Address Second significant digit First significant digit - [15] Separator Underbar ( _ ) 095 [16] Unit type 0: Indoor unit, 1: AHU, 2: ERV - [17] Separator Underbar ( _ ) 095 [18] Operation mode 0,1,2,3,4 - [19] ON/OFF 0,1 - [20] Fan speed 0,1,2,3,4,5 - [21] Fan Swing 0,1 - [22] Error 0,1 - [23] Separator Underbar ( _ ) 095 Set temperate Second significant digit (SSD) First significant digit (FSD) First decimal place (FDP) - [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] Space temperate [29] [30] 120 Null padding minus sign SSD FSD SSD FSD FDP Null (ASCII 0) 048 (2) Indoor 1-1. nviDigitalOut 1-4. nvoDigitalIn Description : DMS2 DO status control SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Description : DMS2 DI status monitoring SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value State Operation 0.0 0 Off 100.0 1 On Remark Value State Operation Remark - 0.0 - 100.0 0 Off - 1 On - 1-2. nviAllOff 1-5. nvoSystemLock Description : All indoor units turn off SNVT : SNVT_hvac_emerg Operation Description : Display all indoor unit off command status SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Value Operation Remark Value State Operation 0 - - 0.0 0 Unlock - 4 ShutDown - 100.0 1 Lock - 1-3. nvoDigitalOut 1-6. nvoDMSAlarm Description : DMS2 DO status monitoring SNVT : SNVT_switch Operation Description : DMS2 related error SNVT : SNVT_count Operation Value State Operation Remark 0.0 0 Off - 100.0 1 On - Value and operation Remark 0 : Normal 8 : Emergency stop 105 : Tracing in progress 108 : Tracking failed 109 : Lon Module ¥ DMS2 communication Error 110 : Object ID Update 1-7. nvoSystemAlarm Description: Indoor unit related error SNVT: SNVT_count Operation - PIM Communication Error Refer to list of Error code BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 121 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 1) Features DMS-Bnet (Unit : mm) • For BACnet protocol system Support DMS2 control function at the same time. 2) Product specification Size 240 x 255 x 64.8 mm (Width x Length x Depth) Power supply Source DC Adaptor Input 100~240VAC (±10%), 50/60Hz Output 12V 3A Operating temperature range -10ºC ~ 50º C Operating humidity range 10%RH ~ 90%RH Communication connection Lower layer : RS485 (Outdoor unit, On/off controller, PIM) Upper layer : Ethernet 100Base-T (S-NET3, Web Browser) LonWorks layer : TP/FT-10A(Free topology 78kbps) Max. communication length Lower layer : Maximum 1000m (RS485) Upper layer : 100m (for one segment without repeaters) LonWorks layer : 78 kilobits-per-second bit rate for distances up to 500 meters in free topology or 2700 meters in bus topology with double terminations Compatible devices Type Model Outdoor unit Controller DVM S series only Remarks E ach communication channel : 16 units (Max. 128 indoor units) Max. 80 outdoor units (Max. 256 indoor units) Can not connect interface module (ex. MIM-B13D, MIM-B13D, MIM-B04A) Each communication channel : 15 units Max. 75 outdoor unit Can not connect interface module (ex. MCM-A202D, MCM-A202B, MCM-A202A, MCM-A202) On/Off controller MCM-A202DN PIM MIM-B16 8 units - Pulse-type Connected with PIM Pulse width:20~400(ms) Pulse :1~10000(Wh/pulse) - Watt-meter 7 ERV cannot be connected until end of 2013 122 Maximum device connection 3) Description of parts (1) Front No DMS-Bnet ① ② ① ② ③ ③ Name Function LCD display Displays current time or menu Menu button Access the setting menu S/T button Select function or setting item in the setting menu Set button Enter or check setting item in the setting menu Bottom cover Unscrew 2 screws on the bottom to remove the cover and check the cable connections (2) LED indicator ① No. ② ③ ④ ⑤⑥ Item ⑦ Name Status ① Power Power indicator Turns blue when the power is supplied ② CPU Alive CPU operation indicator Blinks in orange with 1 second intervals during normal operation ③ Ethernet–Linked Internet connection indicator Turns green during normal connection ④ Ethernet–Active Internet data transmission/reception indicator Blinks in orange during normal transmission/ reception ⑤ COM1~5 – TX Channel 1~5 On/Off controller/Interface module Data transmission indicator Blinks in green during normal transmission ⑥ COM1~5 – RX Channel 1~5 On/Off controller/interface module Data reception indicator Blinks in green during normal reception ⑦ Check Indoor/Outdoor unit Communication status indicator Turns green when communication error occurs BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 123 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 3) Description of parts (3) Bottom DI terminal 1 Power terminal DI terminal 2 Serial terminal Reset button DO terminal 3 DO terminal 4 Ethernet terminal SD card socket Cable tie groove Name 124 RS485 Communication terminal Description DI terminal 1 Digital Input connection terminal, Channel 1~Channel 5 DI terminal 2 Digital Input connection terminal, Channel 6~Channel 10 DO terminal 3 Digital Output connection terminal, Channel 1~Channel 5 DO terminal 4 Digital Output connection terminal, Channel 6~Channel 8 Reset button Reset BACnet Gateway Serial terminal Sevice check port SD card socket Sub memory (for program update and set information saving) socket RS485 communication terminal RS485 port for communication with On/Off controller / interface module Ethernet Terminal Connect LAN cable Cable tie groove Groove for arranging cables 4) Connection diagram f MIM-B16(PIM) should be connected separately with outdoor units or controllers. For power distribution On/Off controller PIM BACnet Gateway BMS (BACnet) Power line R1-R2 F1-F2 R1-R2 F1-F2 Electrical substation Watt-hour meter R1-R2 F1-F2 5) Wiring (CH = Channel) R1 R2 F1 F2 R1 R2 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM F1 F2 (1) Connecting outdoor unit directly • Maximum 16 outdoor units can be connected to each channel • Total 80 outdoor units can be connected (2) Connecting On/Off controller • Maximum 15 On/Off controller can be connected to each channel ; Note BACnet Gateway can connect outdoor unit and On/Off controller at the same time. Outdoor unit and On/Off controller can be connected to 1 communication channel at the same time. 125 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 5) Wiring Connecting with outdoor unit BACnet Gateway F1 F2 R1 R2 R1R2 R1R2 Outdoor unit 0 0 Outdoor unit 1 Outdoor unit R1R2 R1R2 Outdoor unit 1 Maximum 16 connections Outdoor unit F Outdoor unit F Outdoor unit Ú Outdoor unit's address is defined automatically. The address can be changed manually also. Connecting with On/Off controller BACnet Gateway Maximum 15 On/Off controllers R1R2 Outdoor unit Outdoor unit R1R2 Outdoor unit 126 Connecting with outdoor unit and on/off controller R1R2 BACnet Gateway Maximum 16 outdoor units 1 R1R2 Outdoor unit R1R2 2 Outdoor unit 3 Outdoor unit Wiring distance DMS-Bnet ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ Maximum 15 On/Off controllers or 16 outdoor units can be connected to 1 channel of the BACnet Gateway Network radius ⓔ BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM f Distance between BACnet Gateway and On/Off controller/outdoor unit • Distance from the BACnet Gateway to the furthest device cannot exceed 1000m. • ⓒ + ⓓ + ⓔ d 1000m f Distance between BACnet Gateway and upper level controller • Since BACnet Gateway supports 100 Base-T Ethernet, first repeater or upper level controller from the BACnet Gateway cannot be further than 100m (IEEE 802.3). Therefore, maximum network radius is restricted to 500m. ⓐ, ⓑ, ⓒ, ⓓ, ⓔ = 100m DMS-Bnet ⓐ ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓔ HUB Repeater ⓐ 500m Maximum number of repeaters = 4 127 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 6) Description of device ID Item DNET-Range [Digit 2] CPP-Range [Digit 3] INDOOR-Range [Digit 2] On/Off controller 1~40 000~015 64 SIM / PIM 1~40 100~115 64 DMS2 DI/DO 1~40 300~315 64 Interface module (Outdoor unit) 1~40 400~655 (16 x 16) 64 Indoor Unit/ERV/AHU kit 1~40 400~655 0~63 Gateway 1~40 900 64 Ex) Device Instance Number (Gateway ID) Indoor Unit DNET (Gateway number) : 9 Indoor Unit Address: 01.01.32 Device ID: 941732 9 417 32 400 + 1 x 16 + 1 = 417 On/Off controller address Checking device ID from BACnet Gateway • Click ‘Object ID’ from the ‘Object ID’ column. Detail information window will appear and detail information will be displayed. 128 Indoor unit main address Interface module address 7) Object list (1) Indoor unit Single indoor unit has following point list. Unit Instance Number Object Object Type Object Name Status value Inactive Active Text-1 Text-2 1 Indoor temperature AI AC_RoomTemp_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 2 Set temperature AV AC_Temp_Set_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 3 Setting lower temperature limit AV AC_Cool_LimitTemp_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 4 Setting upper temperature limit AV AC_Heat_LimitTemp_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 5 The power value of an indoor unit after the basic date AI AC_Baseline_kWh_xx_xxxxxx 6 The number of hours usage of an indoor unit after the basic date AI AC_Baseline_Minute_xx_xxxxxx 7 Power value within period AI AC_Period_kWh_xx_xxxxxx 8 The number of hours usage of an indoor unit within period AI AC_Period_Minute_xx_xxxxxx 9 Power On/Off BV AC_Power_xx_xxxxxx 10 Applying lower temperature limit setting BV 11 Applying upper temperature limit setting 12 Text-3 Text-4 Text-5 Dry kWh Minute kWh Minute On AC_Cool_Limit_set_xx_xxxxxx False True BV AC_Heat_Limit_set_xx_xxxxxx False True Filter sign status BI AC_FilterSign_xx_xxxxxx False True 13 Filter sign reset BO AC_FilterSign_Reset_xx_xxxxxx False True 14 Operation mode status MV AC_Operation_Mode_xx_xxxxxx Auto Cool Heat Fan 15 Fan speed status MV AC_FanSpeed_xx_xxxxxx Auto Low Mid High 16 Air flow direction status MV AC_FanFlow_xx_xxxxxx None Vertical Horizon All 17 Operation mode limit status MV AC_Mode_Limit_xx_xxxxxx No Limit Cool Only Heat Only 18 Remote controller limit status MV AC_Remocon_Limit_xx_xxxxxx Enable RC Disable RC Conditional RC 19 Integrated error code of both indoor unit and outdoor unit AI AC_Error_Code_xx_xxxxxx 20(7) SPI setting BV AC_SPI_xx_xxxxxx False True 21(7) HumanSensor setting BV AC_MDS_xx_xxxxxx False True 22(7) AC Indoor Notify NC AC_Notify_xx_xxxxxx Refer to Samsung integrated error code list When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) Ú Temperature setting range can be different depending on the model and the common range is as follows : Auto : 18˚C~30˚C Cool : 18˚C~30˚C Heat : 16˚C~30˚C Fan : Temperature cannot be adjusted Dry : 18˚C~30˚C (7) Mark is optionally supported. 129 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Off Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 7) Object list (2) AHU kit Single AHU unit has following point list. Unit Instance Number Object Name Status value Inactive Active Text-1 Text-2 Text-3 Text-4 Text-5 Cool Heat Fan Dry Cool Only Heat Only Disable RC Conditional RC 1 Indoor Temperature AI AHU_RoomTemp_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 2 Set temperature AV AHU_Temp_Set_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 3 Setting lower temperature limit AV AHU_Cool_LimitTemp_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 4 Setting upper temperature limit AV AHU_Heat_LimitTemp_xx_xxxxxx ℃ 5 The power value of an indoor unit after the basic date AI AHU_Baseline_kWh_xx_xxxxxx 6 The number of hours usage of an indoor unit after the basic date AI AHU_Baseline_Minute_xx_xxxxxx 7 Power value within period AI AHU_Period_kWh_xx_xxxxxx 8 The number of hours usage of an indoor unit within period AI AHU_Period_Minute_xx_xxxxxx 9 Power On/Off BV AHU_Power_xx_xxxxxx 10 Applying lower temperature limit setting BV 11 Applying upper temperature limit setting BV 12 Filter sign status BI AHU_FilterSign_xx_xxxxxx False True 13 Filter sign reset BO AHU_FilterSign_Reset_xx_xxxxxx False True 14 Operation mode status MV AHU_Operation_Mode_xx_xxxxxx Auto No Limit Enable RC kWh Minute kWh Minute Off On AHU_Cool_Limit_set_xx_xxxxxx False True AHU_Heat_Limit_set_xx_xxxxxx False True 15 Operation mode limit status MV AHU_Mode_Limit_xx_xxxxxx 16 Remote controller limit status MV AHU_Remocon_Limit_xx_xxxxxx 17 Integrated error code of both indoor unit and outdoor unit AI AHU_Error_Code_xx_xxxxxx 18(7) Discharge cooling set temperature AV AHU_DisCoolSetTemp_xx_xxxxxx °C 19(7) Discharge heating set temperature AV AHU_DisHeatSetTemp_xx_xxxxxx °C 20(7) Discharge current temperature AI AHU_Dis_CurrentTemp_xx_xxxxxx °C 21(7) Humidification setting BV AHU_Humidification_xx_xxxxxx Off On 22(7) Outdoor air intake setting BV AHU_OAIntake_xx_xxxxxx Off On 23(7) Outdoor cooling setting BV AHU_OutdoorCool_xx_xxxxxx Off On 24 Fan speed status MV AHU_FanSpeed_xx_xxxxxx Low Mid High 25(7) Set humidity status MV AHU_SetHumidity_xx_xxxxxx Low Mid High Current humidity status MI AHU_CurrentHumidity_xx_xxxxxx Low Mid High AHU Notify NC AHU_Notify_xx_xxxxxx (7) (7) 26 27 (7) 130 Object Object Type Mark is optionally supported. Refer to Samsung integrated error code list When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) (3) ERV Single ERV unit has following point list. Unit Instance Number Object Object Type Object Name Status value Inactive Active Text-1 Text-2 Off On True 1 Power On/Off operation BV ERV_Power_xx_xxxxxx 2 Filter sign status BI ERV_FilterSign_xx_xxxxxx False 3 Filter sign reset BO ERV_FilterSign_Reset_xx_xxxxxx False True 4 Operation mode status MV ERV_Operation_Mode_xx_xxxxxx Auto HeatEx 5 Fan speed status MV ERV_FanSpeed_xx_xxxxxx 6 Remote controller limit status MV ERV_Remocon_Limit_xx_xxxxxx 7 Integrated error code of ERV unit AI ERV_Error_Code_xx_xxxxxx 8 ERV Notify NC ERV_Notify_xx_xxxxxx Text-3 Text-4 Bypass Sleep Low High Turbo Enable RC Disable RC Conditional RC Text-5 Refer to list of error code When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) (4) SIM Single SIM has following point list. Instance Number 1 2 Object Object Type SIM error code SIM Notify AI NC Object Name Status value SIM_Error_Code_xx_xx SIM_Notify_xx_xx Refer to list of error code When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) (5) On/Off Controller Single On/Off Controller has following point list. Instance Number Object Object Type Object Name Status value 1 On/Off Controller error code AI Central_Error_Code_xx_xx Refer to the list of the integrated error code 2 On/Off Controller notify NC Central_Notify_xx_xx When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) (6) Interface module (Outdoor unit) Single Interface(Outdoor unit) module has following point list. Unit Instance Number 2(7) 3(7) (7) Object Name Status value Inactive Active Text-1 Text-2 Text-3 Text-4 Text-5 °C Outside temperature AI ODU_Outside_Temp_xx_xxxx Cool capacity compensation AV ODU_Cool_Compensation_xx_ xxxx 0 : 5~7°C / 1 : 7~9°C / 2 : 9~11°C / 3 : 10~12°C / 4 : 11~13°C / 5 : 12~14°C / 6 : 13~15°C / 14 : Auto control (from ODU) ODU_Heat_Compensation_xx_ xxxx 0 : 25kg/cm² / 1 : 26kg/cm² / 2 : 27kg/cm² / 3 : 28kg/cm² / 4 : 29kg/cm² / 5 : 30kg/cm² / 6 : 31kg/cm² / 7 : 32kg/cm² / 8 : 33kg/cm² / 14 : Auto control (from ODU) Heat capacity compensation AV 4 Compressor status BI ODU_Comp_Status_xx_xxxx 5 Interface module error code AI Repeater_Error_Code_xx_xxxx 6 Interface module notify NC IM_Notify_xx_xxxx False True u u Refer to the list of the integrated error code When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) Mark is optionally supported. 131 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 1 Object Object Type Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 7) Object list (7) BACnet Gateway BACnet Gateway has following point list. Instance Number 1 Control and Monitoring All device OFF Object Type BO Object Name Status value ALL_OFF_xx Inactive : All devices Off 1 DMS2 Status AI DMS2_Status_xx 1 BACnet error code AI BACnetApp_Error_ Code_xx 2 Gateway Notify NC GW_Notify_xx 0: Normal, 8: Emergency stop, 105 : Tracking in progress, 108 : Tracking failed 109 : DMS2 ¥ BACnet Communication failed BACnet error code When the error occurred, send event to list of destination in the recipient_list. (Max : 8) (8) Digital input / output Digital input / output Gateway has following point list. Unit Instance Number 1 Object Digital Input 1 Object Type BI Object Name Status value Inactive Active Text-1 Text-2 DI_01_xx_xx (BACnet Gateway Reserved) Off On On 2 Digital Input 2 BI DI_02_xx_xx (BACnet Gateway Reserved) Off 3 Digital Input 3 BI DI_03_xx_xx Off On 4 Digital Input 4 BI DI_04_xx_xx Off On 5 Digital Input 5 BI DI_05_xx_xx Off On 6 Digital Input 6 BI DI_06_xx_xx Off On 7 Digital Input 7 BI DI_07_xx_xx Off On 8 Digital Input 8 BI DI_08_xx_xx Off On 9 Digital Input 9 BI DI_09_xx_xx Off On 10 Digital Input 10 BI DI_10_xx_xx Off On 11 Digital Output 1 BO DO_01_xx_xx (BACnet Gateway Reserved) Off On 12 Digital Output 2 BO DO_02_xx_xx (BACnet Gateway Reserved) Off On On 13 Digital Output 3 BO DO_03_xx_xx Off 14 Digital Output 4 BO DO_04_xx_xx Off On 15 Digital Output 5 BO DO_05_xx_xx Off On 16 Digital Output 6 BO DO_06_xx_xx Off On 17 Digital Output 7 BO DO_07_xx_xx Off On 18 Digital Output 8 BO DO_08_xx_xx Off On Text-3 Text-4 f Caution • You may use ALL_OFF command to turn on all the indoor units but it is not recommended. • If communication error occurs on devices such as SIM/On/Off Controller/Interface Module etc, other functions such as power distribution may also create a problem. You must have BMS system to check the errors and you must take action immediately. 132 Text-5 8) Checking BACnet communication through Wireshark (1) Who-is (I-Am) • After device instance numbers have been automatically assigned, Who-is command which is requested in the Wireshark will be replied by i-am from the devices. (2) ReadPropertyMultiple • Request all status datas. • Device description, BACnet network number device node ID, status, BACnet MAC address version, Max APDU length accepted, APDU retries, timeout, supported services, supported object types and so on. ReadPropertyMultiple Request ReadPropertyMultiple Response BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Continuum CyberStation 133 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 8) Checking BACnet communication through Wireshark (3) ReadPropertyMultiple • Object_MultiStateInput Request Response (4) WriteProperty • Change the FanSpeed from Auto to Low 1. 2. 3. 4. WriteProperty 134 Request - WriteProperty ( FanSpeed ‘Auto’ ‘Low’) Response - SimpleACK Request - ReadPropertyMultiple ( FanSpeed ) Response – ReadPropertyMultiple ( FanSpeed ‘Low’) ReadPropertyMultiple (5) Subscribe COV Request Response (6) COV Notification BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Notification Response 135 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 9) Standard object type Object Type 136 Support Description Analog Input [Indoor temperature], [Lower limit temperature], [Upper limit temperature], [Electric value after baseline], [Indoor unit usage after baseline], [Electric value within the period], [Electric value within period], [Indoor unit error code], [On/Off controller error code], [Interface module error code], [SIM interface module error code], [DMS2 status], [DMS2 error] Analog Output [Set temperature], [Setting lower limit temperature], [Setting upper limit temperature] Analog Value Averaging Binary Input [Power On/Off Status], [Filter alert status], [Lower limit function toggle status], [Lower limit function toggle status], [Upper limit function toggle status], [DI] Binary Output [Power On/Off control], [Filter reset control], [Setting lower limit function toggle], [Setting upper limit function toggle], [DO] Binary Value Calendar Command Device Event Enrollment File Group Life Safety Point Life Safety Zone Loop Multi-state Input [Operation mode status], [Fan speed status], [Air direction status], [Cooling only/Heating only/Restriction cancellation status], [Allow/Stop Remote control/Level 1 status] Multi-state Output [Control operation mode], [Control Fan speed], [Control air flow direction], [Setting cooling only/Heating only/Restriction cancellation], [Control allowing/stopping remote control/level 1] Multi-state Value Notification Class Program Pulse Converter Schedule Trend Log Access Door Event Log Load Control Structured View Trend Log Multiple [DMS2], [A/C Indoor Unit], [ERV], [AHU], [SIM], [On/Off controller], [Interface module], [DMS2 DI/DO] 10) Property support specification (1) Device property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V Individual identifier 2 Object name CharaterString R V SAMSUNG DVM Gateway 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V DEVICE 4 System status BACnetDeviceStatus R V During communication: “OPERATIONAL” Error with DMS2: “NON_OPERATIONAL” 5 Vendor name CharacterString R V Samsung Electronics CO., Ltd. 6 Vendor identifier Unsigned16 R V 200 7 Model name CharterString R V MIM-B17N 8 Firmware revision CharterString R V 1.00 9 Application software version CharterString R V 1.00 10 Location CharterString O 11 Description CharterString O V DMS2_BACnetIP [ver 1.00] 12 Protocol version Unsigned R V 1.00 13 Protocol conformance class Unsigned(1..6) R 14 Protocol services supported BACnetServicesSupported R V For each device 15 Protocol object types supported BACnetObjectTypesSupported R V For each device 16 Object list BACnetidentifier BACnet sequence [N] R V For each device 17 Max APDU length accepted Unsigned R V 1476 18 Segmentation supported BACnetSegmentation R V NO-SEGMENTATION 19 VT classes supported BACnetVTClass X X (1) X (1) X O 20 Active VT sessions BACnetVTSessions O 21 Local time Time O V Supported 22 Local date Date O V Supported 23 UTC offset INTEGER O X 24 Daylight savings timeout BOOLEAN O X BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (2) X 25 APDU segment timeout Unsigned O 26 APDU timeout Unsigned R V 3000 27 Number of APDU retries Unsigned R V 3 28 List of session keys BACnetSessionKey O X 29 Time synchronization recipients BACnetRecipient O(3) X 30 Max master Unsigned(1..127) O(4) V X 31 Max info frames Unsigned O(4) V X 32 Device address binding BACnetAddressBinding R V X 33 Protocol revision Unsigned R V 2 137 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 10) Property support specification (2) Analog Input Property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V 2 Object name CharaterString R V 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V 4 Present value REAL R(1) V 5 Description CharacterString O V AI_Instance_device address 6 Device type CharacterString O 7 Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags R V Communication Status_Flags FAULT flag True OUT_OF_SERVICE TRUE 8 Event state BACnetEventState R V General Error Status_Flags FAULT flag TRUE FAULT if Reliability is not NO_FALUT_DETECTED 9 Reliability BACnetReliability O V Communication error COMMUNICATION_ FAILURE General error Unreliable_other 138 10 Out of service BOOLEAN R V 11 Update interval Unsigned O 12 Units BACnetEngineeringUnits R V 13 Min pres value REAL O V 14 Max Pres Value REAL O V 15 Resolution REAL O 16 COV increment REAL O(2) 17 Time delay Unsigned O(3) 18 Notification class Unsigned O(3) 19 High limit REAL O(3) 20 Low limit REAL O(3) 21 Deadband REAL O(3) 22 Limit Enable BACnetLimitEnable O(3) 23 Event enable BACnetEventTransitionBits O(3) 24 Acked transition BACnetEventTransitionBits O(3) 25 Notify type BACnetNotifyType O(3) V Communication error TRUE (3) Analog output property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V 2 Object name CharaterString R V 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V 4 Present value REAL W V 5 Description CharacterString O V AI_Instance_device address 6 Device type CharacterString O DEVICE 7 Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags R V Communication Status_Flags FAULT flag True OUT_OF_SERVICE TRUE 8 Event state BACnetEventState R V General Error Status_Flags FAULT flag TRUE FAULT if Reliability is not NO_FALUT_DETECTED 9 Reliability BACnetReliability O V Communication error COMMUNICATION_ FAILURE General error Unreliable_other Out of service BOOLEAN R V 11 Units BACnetEngineeringUnits R V 12 Min pres value REAL O V 13 Max Pres Value REAL O V 14 Resolution REAL O 15 Priority array BACnetPriorityArray R V 16 Relinquish default REAL R V 17 COV increment REAL O(1) 18 Time Delay Unsigned O(2) 19 Notification class Unsigned O(2) 20 High limit REAL O(2) 21 Low limit REAL O(2) 22 Deadband REAL O(2) 23 Limit enable BACnetLimitEnable O(2) 24 Event Enable BACnetEventTransitionBits O(2) 25 Acked transition BACnetEventTransitionBits O(2) 25 Notify type BACnetNotifyType O(2) Communication error TRUE BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 10 139 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 10) Property support specification (4) Binary input property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V 2 Object name CharaterString R V 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V 4 Present value BACnetBinaryPV W V 5 Description CharacterString O V AI_Instance_device address 6 Device type CharacterString O 7 Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags R V Communication Status_Flags FAULT flag True OUT_OF_SERVICE TRUE 8 Event state BACnetEventState R V General Error Status_Flags FAULT flag TRUE FAULT if Reliability is not NO_FALUT_DETECTED 9 Reliability BACnetReliability O V Communication error COMMUNICATION_ FAILURE General error Unreliable_other Out of service BOOLEAN R V 11 Polarity BACnetPolarity R V CharacterString O(1) V New CharacterString O(1) V New 12 13 140 Communication error TRUE 10 Inactive text Active text 14 Change of state time BACnetDateTime O(2) 15 Change of state count Unsigned O(2) 16 Time of state count reset BACnetDateTime O(2) O(3) 17 Elapsed active time Unsigned32 O(3) 18 Time of active time reset BACnetDate Time 19 Time delay Unsigned O(4) 20 Notification class Unsigned O(4) 21 Alarm value BACnetBinaryPV O(4) 22 Event enable BACnetEventTransitionBits O(4) 23 Acked transition BACnetEventTransitionBits O(4) 24 Notify type BACnetNotifyType O(4) O (5) Binary output property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V 2 Object name CharaterString R V 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V 4 Present value BACnetBinaryPV W V 5 Description CharacterString O V AI_Instance_device address 6 Device type CharacterString O Communication Status_Flags FAULT flag True OUT_OF_SERVICE TRUE 7 Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags R V 8 Event state BACnetEventState R V General Error Status_Flags FAULT flag TRUE FAULT if Reliability is not NO_FALUT_DETECTED 9 Reliability BACnetReliability O V Communication error COMMUNICATION_ FAILURE General error Unreliable_other 10 Out of service BOOLEAN R V 11 Polarity BACnetPolarity R V 12 Inactive text CharacterString O(1) V 13 Active text CharacterString O(1) V 14 Change of state time BACnetDateTime O(2) 15 Change of state count Unsigned O(2) V V Time of State count reset BACnetDateTime 17 Elapsed active time Unsigned32 O(3) 18 Time of active time reset BACnetDate Time O 19 Minimum off time Unsigned32 O 20 Minimum on time Unsigned32 O 21 Priority array BACnetPriorityArray R 22 Relinquish default BACnetBinaryPV R 23 Time delay Unsigned O(4) 24 Notification class Unsigned O(4) 25 Alarm value BACnetBinaryPV O(4) 26 Event enable BACnetEventTransitionBits O(4) 27 Acked transition BACnetEventTransitionBits O(4) 28 Notify type BACnetNotifyType O(4) BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 16 O(2) O(3) Communication error TRUE 141 Control Systems 9, Building management system 2. BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N 10) Property support specification (6) Multi-state input property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V 2 Object name CharaterString R V 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V 4 Present value Unsigned R(1) V 5 Description CharacterString O V M_Instance_device address 6 Device type CharacterString O 7 Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags R V Communication Status_Flags FAULT flag True OUT_OF_SERVICE TRUE 8 Event state BACnetEventState R V General Error Status_Flags FAULT flag TRUE FAULT if Reliability is not NO_FALUT_DETECTED 9 Reliability BACnetReliability O V Communication error COMMUNICATION_ FAILURE General error Unreliable_other 142 10 Out of service BOOLEAN R V 11 Number of states Unsigned R V 12 State text BACnet sequence of characterString O V 13 Time delay Unsigned O(2) 14 Notification class Unsigned O(2) 15 Alarm values Unsigned list O(2) 16 Fault values Unsigned list O(2) 17 Event enable BACnetEventTransitionBits O(2) 18 Acked transition BACnetEventTransitionBits O(2) 19 Notify type BACnetNotifyType O(2) Communication error TRUE (7) Multi-state output property Property identifier Property data Check code Support DMS2 1 Object identifier BACnetObjectIdentifier R V 2 Object name CharaterString R V 3 Object type BACnetObjectType R V 4 Present value Unsigned R(1) V 5 Description CharacterString O V M_Instance_device address 6 Device type CharacterString O 7 Status Flags BACnetStatusFlags R V Communication Status_Flags FAULT flag True OUT_OF_SERVICE TRUE 8 Event state BACnetEventState R V General Error Status_Flags FAULT flag TRUE FAULT if Reliability is not NO_FALUT_DETECTED 9 Reliability BACnetReliability O V Communication error COMMUNICATION_ FAILURE General error Unreliable_other Out of service BOOLEAN R V 11 Number of states Unsigned R V 12 State text BACnet arrangement of CharacterString O V 13 Time delay Unsigned O(2) 14 Notification class Unsigned O(2) 15 Alarm values Unsigned list O(2) 16 Fault values Unsigned list O(2) 17 Event enable BACnetEventTransitionBits O(2) 18 Acked transition BACnetEventTransitionBits O(2) 19 Notify type BACnetNotifyType O(2) Communication error TRUE BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 10 143 2013.01 DBEU-13012B(A) SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS Co., LTD. 416 Maetan-3Dong, Yeongtong-Gu, Suwon City Gyeonggi-Do, Korea 443-742 G Internet Website : www.dvmsystem.com Email : [email protected] Specifications may be subject to change without prior notice for product improvement. 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