Condair LINKS Series, BACnet on-board Installation And Operation Manual

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2595491 EN 1903

BACnet on-board

Supplemental Installation and Operation Manual

For use with RS, EL, DL, ME and RO-A units with Software version 5.8.x.x

Humidication and Evaporative Cooling

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Technical modications reserved

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Contents

1 Introduction 4

1.1 Notes on this addendum manual 4

1.2 Functions overview 5

2 For your safety 6

3 Network integration via BACnet on-board 8

3.1 Notes for the planning engineer 8

3.1.1 Overview 8

3.1.2 Principle network diagrams 9

3.1.2.1 Principle BACnet network 9

3.2 Wiring 11

3.3 Conguration 12

3.3.1 Conguring the Condair Integrated Controller (software version 5.8.x.x) 12

3.3.1.1 Setup the communication parameters 12

3.3.1.2 Setup control settings 16

3.3.1.3 Monitoring of bus communication: 16

3.4 Communication tables 17

3.4.1 DL - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller Software version 5.8.x.x) 17

3.4.2 ME - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x) 19

3.4.3 RS - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x) 22

3.4.4 RO-A - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x) 26

3.4.5 EL - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x) 27

3.5 Operating trouble list 29

4 Appendix 32

4.1 Object abbreviations 32

4.2 Declaration of Conformity for the implementation of BACnet protocols (PICS) 33

5 Ordering form 35

3Contents

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1 Introduction

1.1 Notes on this addendum manual

Condair devices equipped with an Integrated Controller can be connected via the corresponding interface on the Integrated Controller (BACnet on-board) to a BACnet IP network or a BACnet MS/TP network.

This manual describes how to install and congure BACnet on-board (see chapter 3) to connect Condair devices with Integrated Controller to a building management system.

This addendum manual is intended for use by engineers and properly trained technical personnel. Please read this manual thoroughly before working on the Integrated Controller.

If you have questions after reading this documentation, please contact your Condair representative. They will be glad to assist you.

Symbols used in this manual

CAUTION!

The catchword "CAUTION" used in conjunction with the caution symbol in the circle designates notes in this manual that, if neglected, may cause damage and/or malfunction of the unit or other mate-

rial assets.

WARNING!

The catchword "WARNING" used in conjunction with the general caution symbol designates safety and danger notes in this manual that, if neglected, may cause injury to persons.

DANGER!

The catchword "DANGER" used in conjunction with the general caution symbol designates safety and danger notes in this manual that, if neglected, may lead to severe injury or even death of persons.

Safekeeping

Please safeguard this addendum manual in a safe place, where it can be immediately accessed. If the equipment changes hands, the documentation must be passed on to the new operator.

If the documentation gets mislaid, please contact your Condair representative for replacement.

Language versions

This addendum manual is available in various languages. Please contact your Condair representative for information.

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1.2 Functions overview

The following table gives you an overview of the supported protocols and functions.

BACnet IP yes

BACnet MS/TP Master Mode yes

BACnet MS/TP Slave Mode yes

BACnet IP and BACnet MS/TP BTL certied

Remote "RS draining" no

BACnet Service COV (Change of Value) no

Please refer to the BACnet Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS, see chapter 4.2) and the objects tables (see chapter 3.4) for detailed information.

BACnet on-board

Integrated controller

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2 For your safety

General

Every person working with the Condair Integrated Controller must have read and understood this addendum manual, and the installation manual and operation manual of the Condair Integrated Controller, before carrying out any work. Knowing and understanding the contents of the manuals is a basic requirement for protecting the personnel against any kind of danger, to prevent faulty operation, and to operate the unit safely and correctly.

All icons, signs and markings applied to the unit must be observed and kept in readable state.

Qualication of personnel

All work described in this addendum manual may only be carried out by specialists who are well trained and adequately qualied and are authorised by the customer. For safety and warranty reasons any action beyond the scope of this manual must be carried out only by qualied personnel authorised by the manufacturer.

It is assumed that all persons working with the Condair Integrated Controller are familiar and comply with the appropriate local regulations on work safety and the prevention of accidents.

Intended use

The BACnet on-board interfaces Condair Integrated Controller are intended exclusively for connecting the Condair Integrated Controller to a BACnet based network. Any other type of application, without the written consent of the manufacturer, is considered as not conforming with the intended purpose and may lead to the Condair Integrated Controller becoming dangerous. Operation of the equipment in the intended manner requires that all the information contained in this

addendum manual as well as in the installation manual and operation manual of the Condair Integrated Controller are observed.

Danger that may arise from the Condair Integrated Controller

DANGER! Risk of electric shock!

The control unit where the Integrated Controller is located is mains powered. Live parts may be exposed when the control unit is open. Touching live parts may cause severe injury or danger to life.

Prevention: Before commencing any work disconnect the corresponding Condair device from the

mains supply via the electrical isolator in the mains supply line, and secure electrical isolator in "Off" position against inadvertent switching on.

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Safety reporting

All persons working with the Condair Integrated Controller are obliged to report any alterations to the system that may affect safety to the owner without delay and to secure such systems against ac- cidental power-up.

Prohibited modications to the unit

No modications must be undertaken on the Condair Integrated Controller without the express writ-

ten consent of the manufacturer.

For the replacement of defective components use exclusively original accessories and spare parts available from your Condair representative.

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3 Network integration via BACnet on-board

3.1 Notes for the planning engineer

3.1.1 Overview

The BACnet on-board functionality of the Integrated Controllers allows to connect Condair devices via the RJ45 Ethernet interface to a BACnet IP network or via the RS485 interface to a BACnet MS/TP network without further options.

The following protocol options are available as standard:

Interface on the Integrated Controller

RJ45 Ethernet port BACnet IP BACnet IP

RS485 interface BACnet MS/TP BACnet MS/TP Master or Slave Mode

Please refer to the BACnet object tables in chapter 3.4 for detailed information regarding the available read out and settings functions.

Protocol Description

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3.1.2 Principle network diagrams

3.1.2.1 Principle BACnet network

The principle diagram below shows the connection of the Condair Integrated Controller to a BACnet IP network.

Principle BACnet IP network

Integrated Controller

(back view)

Ethernet (BACnet IP)

CAT6A cable (or higher) with RJ45 termination

J2J3

CR2032

(USB)

RJ45

Fig. 1: Principle BACnet IP network

J4J8J11

RJ45

BMS

J10

J12

GND + – GND + – GND + –24V GND

J14

Important: When laying the network cabling, make sure there is sufcient distance to other cables, especially if they are connected to the mains!

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Principle BACnet MS/TP network

The diagram below shows the connection of a Condair Integrated Controller to a BACnet MS/TP network. The diagram also shows an application an application encountered in practice: BACnet MS/TP communicates with the higher-level BACnet IP via a router.

Ethernet (BACnet IP)

BACnet MS/TP to BACnet IP

Router

RS485 Network (BACnet MS/TP)

Shielded twisted-pair cable:

Integrated Controller

(back view)

J2J3

– 120 Ohm impedance – Terminate shield at one end only

J4J8J11

BMS

CR2032

RJ45

(USB)

GND

J10

J12

GND + – GND + – GND + –24V GND

J14

Fig. 2: Principle BACnet MS/TP network

– +

RS485

Important: When laying the network cabling,

make sure there is sufcient distance to other cables, especially if they are connected to the mains!

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3.2 Wiring

1. Lead the network cable through a cable gland or the rectangular cable lead-through into the control unit.

2. Connect network cable according to the following wiring diagrams to the corresponding interface connector on the Integrated Controller.

BACnet IP BACnet MS/TP

CR2032

J4J8J11

BMS

J2J3

J10

J12

GND + – GND + – GND + –24V GND

J14

CR2032

J4J8J11

BMS

–

GND

J10

J12

GND + – GND + – GND + –24V GND

J14

RJ45

(USB)

Jumper settings:

Jumper J7 and J4 do not have any effect for BACnet IP communication.

RJ45

(USB)

Important: all devices must be connected to each other via GND

Jumper settings:

–

Jumper J7 must be set on all Integrated

Controllers.

–

Jumper J4 must be set on the rst and the last

Integrated Controller in the network (serves as terminating resistor at the start and end of the network). Jumper J4 set = terminating resistor active.

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3.3 Conguration

After network wiring connections have been completed, the Condair Integrated Controller needs to be setup to operate and communicate through BACnet IP or BACnet MS/TP with the building management system. This setup includes the settings in the "Communication" and the "Control Settings" submenu of the Condair Integrated Controller.

3.3.1 Conguring the Condair Integrated Controller (software version 5.8.x.x)

3.3.1.1 Setup the communication parameters

Select "Communication" submenu as shown below.

Password: 8808

Then setup the communication parameters in the corresponding tabs listed below.

Network Parameters Tab

The following network settings are used only for the communication via the integrated BACnet IP interface.

– IP Type: with this setting you determine whether you want to assign the IP

Address, the Subnet Mask, the Standard Gateway as well as the Primary and Secondary DNS address as xed values or whether these should be dynamically assigned via a DHCP server. Note: after 5 unsuccessful attempts at obtaining an address with DHCP the system will revert to xed assignment

Factory setting: DHCP Options: DHCP (dynamic assignment)

Fixed (xed assignment)

– IP Address: This eld shows the actual IP address of the device assigned

manually or assigned by a DHCP server. If the parameter "IP Type" is set to "Fix", the IP address of the device can be set via this eld. If the parameter "IP type" is set to "DHCP", the IP address of the device is assigned by a DHCP server.

– Subnet Mask: This eld shows the actual subnet mask of the IP network

assigned manually or assigned by a DHCP server. If the parameter "IP Type" is set to "Fix", the subnet mask can be set via this eld. If the parameter "IP type" is set to "DHCP", the subnet mask is assigned by a DHCP server.

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– Default Gateway: This eld shows the actual IP address of the default

gateway assigned manually or assigned by a DHCP server. If the parameter "IP Type" is set to "Fix", the IP address of the default gateway can be set via this eld. If the parameter "IP type" is set to "DHCP", the IP address of the default gateway is assigned by a DHCP server.

– Primary DNS: This eld shows the actual IP address of the primary domain

name server (DNS) assigned manually or assigned by a DHCP server. If the parameter "IP Type" is set to "Fix", the IP address of the primary domain name server can be set via this eld. If the parameter "IP type" is set to "DHCP", the IP address of the primary domain name server is assigned by a DHCP server.

– Secondary DNS: This eld shows the actual IP address of the secondary

domain name server (DNS) assigned manually or assigned by a DHCP server. If the parameter "IP Type" is set to "Fix", the IP address of the secondary domain name server can be set via this eld. If the parameter "IP type" is set to "DHCP", the IP address of the secondary domain name server is assigned by a DHCP server.

– MAC Address: Factory set MAC Address (Media Access Control) of the

device. Not modiable.

– Host Name: Host Name of the device automatically generated by the

control. Format: "IC_"+"Serial number of the device". Not modiable.

BMS Timeout Tab

BACnet Parameters Tab

– BMS Timeout: with this setting you determine the maximum time the

humidier will wait with no communication from the BMS network before warning W35 "BMS Timeout" is triggered. The device is stopped until a valid signal is transmitted again. Note: The BMS timeout is only evaluated if the signal source (Path: Menu> Conguration> Control Settings > Source) is not set to "Analog".

Factory setting: 300 s Setting range: 1 ... 300 s

– BACnet: with this setting you can activate ("MSTP" or "BACnet/IP") or

deactivate ("Off") the communication via the integrated BACnet interface. Note: For some settings, the device will reboot to apply the changes. Important! If the control signal is also to be sent via BACnet, always make sure that the signal source in the submenu "Conguration> Control settings > Source" is set to the BACnet protocol, see chapter 3.3.1.2.

Factory setting: Off Options: Off (BACnet interface deactivated)

MSTP (BACnet MS/TP via RS 485 interface) BACnet/IP (BACnet IP via RJ45 interface)

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BACnet IP Settings

The following settings appear only, if the parameter "BACnet" is set to "BACnet/IP".

– Device Name: with this setting you determine the name of the device

for the communication via the integrated BACnet interface. Note: The name assigned here is also assigned to the object name of the device object.

– Device Description: with this setting you determine a short descrip-

tion of the device. Note: The device description assigned here is also assigned to the property "Description" in the device object.

– Device Location: with this setting you determine the designation of

the device location. Note: The location assigned is also assigned to the property "Location" in the device object.

– Node ID: with this setting you assign a node ID to the device for the

communication over the BACnet IP protocol.

Factory setting: 1001 Setting range: 1 - 4194303

– BACnet IP Port: with this setting you assign a IP port number for the

device.

Factory setting: 47808 Setting range: 1 - 65535

– Foreign Device: With this setting, you determine whether the device

logs in to an external BACnet IP Broadcast Management Device (BBMD) ("On") so that it can receive broadcast messages (messages to all participants) on the IP network or not ("Off "). Note: In an IP network, routers generally block broadcast messages (messages to all participants) to reduce trafc. This prevents a BACnet IP device from being detected via the "Who-is" service, or to answer via the "I-Am" service. In order for the BACnet IP broadcast messages to be forwarded to other network segments anyway, a BBMD (BACnet IP Broadcast Management Device) is required. These devices integrated into the IP network forward BACnet IP broadcast messages to other network segments. Only one BBMD may be integrated per network segment.

Factory setting: Off Options: Off or On

– BBMD IP Address: With this setting, you specify the IP address of

the external BBMD to which the device should log on.

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BACnet MS/TP Settings

The following settings appear only, if the parameter "BACnet" is set to "MSTP".

– MSTP Mode: with this setting you determine whether the device should

act as Master or Slave.

Factory setting: Master Options: Master or Slave

– Baudrate: with this setting you set the Baudrate for the data transfer.

Factory setting: 9600 Options: 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 76800

– Device Name: with this setting you determine the name of the device

for the communication via the integrated BACnet interface. Note: The name assigned here is also assigned to the object name of the device object.

– Device Description: with this setting you determine a short descrip-

tion of the device. Note: The device description assigned here is also assigned to the property "Description" in the device object.

– Device Location: with this setting you determine the designation of

the device location. Note: The location assigned is also assigned to the property "Location" in the device object.

– Node ID: with this setting you assign a node ID to the device for the

communication over the BACnet MS/TP protocol.

Factory setting: 1001 Setting range: 1 - 4194303

– BACnet MSTP MAC: with this setting you assign a MSTP MAC ad-

dress for the device.

Factory setting: 127

Setting range: 0 - 127 (for Master)

0 - 254 (for Slave)

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3.3.1.2 Setup control settings

By default the Condair Integrated Controller is congured to operate on a hardwired analog control signal from an external humidity controller or a humidity sensor (if internal P or PI controller is used) connected to the driver board inside the control unit. Note: If you want the Condair Integrated Controller to be controlled via a hardwired analog control signal set "Signal Source" to "Analog" and set the other control settings as required (see "Operation Manual" of the corresponding device for details).

If you want to control the Condair Integrated Controller via one of the integrated BACnet on-board interfaces the "Control Settings" must be adjusted as follows:

1. Close control unit and switch it on.

2. Select "Control Settings" submenu as shown below.

Password: 8808

3. Set control settings as follows (see rightmost screen):

Signal Source: BACnet System Mode: Humidifying or Cooling (only by ME) Control Mode: Demand (if you use an external demand control signal)

RH P (if a sensor signal and proportional controller is used) RH PI (if a sensor signal and proportional-integral controller is used)

Note: see "Operation Manual" of the corresponding for details on control settings.

3.3.1.3 Monitoring of bus communication:

The monitoring of the bus communication described below only takes place if the "Source" parameter in the "Control Settings" menu is not set to "Analog".

As soon as the control signal (demand or humidity signal) is transmitted via the BACnet IP or BACnet MSTP bus system, communication via the bus system is also monitored. The control signal must be periodically updated within the time set in "BMS Timeout". If the

control signal is not updated within the set time, warning W35 "BMS Timeout" will be triggered and

the humidication will be stopped until a writable object (AV or AO) receives an updated value.

This monitoring is intended to prevent the humidier from humidifying with the last transmitted value in the event of a bus failure.

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3.4 Communication tables

3.4.1 DL - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller Software version 5.8.x.x)

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Integrated Controller Humidier –– DEV 1001 ––

1 = Initializing 2 = Diagnostic 3 = Stopped 4 = Flushing 5 = Standby 6 = Flushed 7 = Humidifying

Hum. Status Operating status

8 = Ready 9 = Refreshing

MI 500 R

10 = Air Prs.Cleaning 11 = Filling 12 = Cond.Flush 13 = Switched Off 14 = Remote Off 15 = Regenerating 16 = Temp. Flush

1 = Service Info 2 = Warning 3 = Activation Code

Service Status

Maintenance and malfunctions status

4 = Out of Commissioning 5 = Rell Disinfection 6 = Service

MI 549 R

7 = Fault 8 = Replace Ag Cartridge 9 = Disinfection

1 = Hum

Device Type Device type

2 = Hum + FC 3 = Hum + RO-C

MI 597 R

4 = RO

Fault Code Error code

0 = no Error AI 10759 R

Operating Hours Operating hours 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10699 R

Next Service Next service 0 - 10000 h AI 10700 R

Humidity Control

Max. Capacity Max. capacity

Capacity Actual capacity

Remain.Capacity

Target Ag-Ion Curr.

PS4 Inlet pressure PS4

PS5

Water Temperature Water temperature

Actual humidity or demand

Remaining Ag-Ion Capacity

Target Ag-Ion Current

Nozzle pressure

PS5

0 - 100 % AI 10729 R

2 - 1000 kg/h 4 - 2573 lb/hr

0 - 1000 kg/h 0 - 2573 lb/hr

AI 10596 R

AI 10702 R

0 - 58.4 Ah AI 10701 R

0 - 29.2 mA AI 10703 R

0 - 12.0 bar

0 - 174.0 psi

0 - 12.0 bar 0 - 174.0 psi

°C or °F AI 10734 R

AI 10732 R

AI 10733 R

Conductivity Conductivity µS/cm AI 10735 R

Pump Current Pump current 0 - 5.0 A AI 10727 R

Ag-Ion Current Ag-Ion current mA AI 10632 R

According to the settings <Imperial> or <Metric> in the DL controller software.

See Error code description in the malfunction list in the DL operation manual.

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Setpoint Humidity setpoint 0 - 95 % AV 10602 R/W

Band Channel 1 Proportional band 6 - 65 % AV 10604 R/W

ITime Channel 1 Integral time 1 - 60 min AV 10606 R/W

Manual Capacity Manual capacity 20 - 100 % AV 10610 R/W

Read (R)

Write (W)

RhorDemand

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Safety Loop Safety loop

Y1 Y1 inlet valve

Y2 Y2 valve

Y10

Y11

FC Enable FC enable

Actual humidity or demand via BACnet

Y3 valve air cleaning

Y4 valve external pipe ush

Y5 valve spray circuit

Y6 valve spray circuit

Y7 valve spray circuit

Y8 valve spray circuit

Y9 valve spray circuit

Y10 valve drain (NO)

Y11 auxiliary outlet valve

0 - 100 % Relinquish Default = 0

0 = Open 1 = Closed (ok)

0 = Closed 1 = Open

0 1

0 = Closed 1 = Open

0 = Open 1 = Closed

0 = Off 1 = On

AO 10611 R/W

BI 578 R

BI 603 R

BI 604 R

BI 605 R

BI 606 R

BI 607 R

BI 608 R

BI 609 R

BI 610 R

BI 611 R

BI 612 R

BI 613 R

BI 636 R

Read (R)

Write (W)

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3.4.2 ME - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Integrated Controller Humidier –– DEV 1001 ––

1 = Initializing 2 = Diagnostic 3 = Stopped 4 = Humidifying 5 = Cooling 6 = Holding 7 = Draining 8 = Refreshing

Operation Status Operating status

9 = Filling 10 = Standby

MI 500 R

11 = Diluting 12 = Drain Assisting 13 = Bleeding 14 = Ramping Up 15 = Switched Off 16 = Remote Off 17 = Purging 18 = Drain Check

1 = Service Info 2 = Warning 3 = Service 4 = Rell Liquid

Service Status

Maintenance and malfunctions status

5 = Replace PureFlow Ag+ 6 = Replace UV Bulb

MI 549 R

7 = Matrix Wash Over 8 = Out of Commissioning 9 = Activation Code 10 = Fault

Fault Code Error code

0 = no Error AI 10650 R

Operating Hours Operating hours 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10626 R

Next Service Next service 0 - 10000 h AI 10627 R

Next UV Bulb exchange

Next PureFlo Ag+ exchange

Humidity Control

Temperature Control

Next UV bulb exchange

Next PureFlo Ag+ exchange

Actual humidity or demand

Actual air temperature

0 - 450 d AI

10628

0 - 350 d AI 10629 R

0 - 100 %

10526 R

°C or °F AI 10527 R

UV Current UV current 0 - 4.0 A AI 10532 R

Capacity 1

Capacity 2

Capacity 3

Capacity 4

Capacity 5

Capacity 6

Capacity 7

Water capacity

stage 1

Water capacity

stage 2

Water capacity

stage 3

Water capacity

stage 4

Water capacity

stage 5

Water capacity

stage 6

Water capacity

stage 7

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

5.0 - 200.0 kg/h

11.0 - 440.9 lb/hr

AI 10588 R

AI 10589 R

AI 10590 R

AI 10591 R

AI 10592 R

AI 10622 R

AI 10623 R

Speed Pump 1 Demand pump 1 0 - 100 % AI 10631 R

Speed Pump 2 Demand pump 2 0 - 100 % AI 10632 R

Speed Pump 3 Demand pump 3 0 - 100 % AI 10633 R

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Speed Pump 4 Demand pump 4 0 - 100 % AI 10634 R

Speed Pump 5 Demand pump 5 0 - 100 % AI 10635 R

Speed Pump 6 Demand pump 6 0 - 100 % AI 10636 R

Speed Pump 7 Demand pump 7 0 - 100 % AI 10637 R

Conductivity Conductivity µS AI 10530 R

Water Temperature

Incoming Air Temperature

Actual Stage

Actual water temperature

Actual air temperature

Number of running stages

°C or °F AI 10529 R

°C or °F AI 10528 R

0 - 7 stages AI 10624 R

Level Water level in tub 0 - 8 AI 10595 R

According to the settings <Imperial> or <Metric> in the ME controller software.

See Error code description in the malfunction list in the ME operation manual.

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Setpoint Channel 1 Humidity setpoint 0 - 95 % AV 10602 R/W

Band Channel 1

ITime Channel 1

Setpoint Channel 2

Band Channel 2

ITime Channel 2

Proportional band humidity control

Integral time humidity control

Temperature setpoint

Proportional band temperature control

Integral time temperatur control

6 - 65 % AV 10604 R/W

1 - 60 min AV 10606 R/W

5 - 40 °C 41 - 104 °F

1 - 50 °C

34 - 122 °F

AV 10603 R/W

AV 10605 R/W

1 - 60 min AV 10607 R/W

Read: 0 = Off 1 = Initialisation 2 = Process active

Manual Mode

Matrix wash over / Tank draining

3 = Process completed

AV 10675 R/W

Write: 0 = Stop active process 1 = Start matrix wash over 2 = Start tank draining

RHorDemand

Temperature

Actual humidity or demand via BACnet

Actual temperature via BACnet

0 - 100% Relinquish Default = 0

-25 - 100 °C

-13 - 212 °F Relinquish Default = 0

AO 10611 R/W

AO 10612 R/W

According to the settings <Imperial> or <Metric> in the ME controller software.

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Safety Loop Safety loop

Dosing Pump Level Float

Standing Water Leakage sensor

Drain Valve Drain valve

Inlet Valve Inlet valve

Drain Pump Drain pump

Pump 1 Error Fault pump 1

Pump 2 Error Fault pump 2

Pump 3 Error Fault pump 3

Pump 4 Error Fault pump 4

Pump 5 Error Fault pump 5

Pump 6 Error Fault pump 6

Pump 7 Error Fault pump 7

Water Inlet Fault water inlet

Water Temp

Water Outlet Fault water outlet

Level Sensor Fault level sensor

Water Condu

System Reset Remote reset

Dosing pump level

Fault water temperature

Fault water conductivity

0 = Open 1 = Closed (ok)

0 = Empty 1 = Ok

0 = Fault 1 = Ok

0 = Open 1 = Closed

0 = Closed 1 = Open

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Fault 1 = Ok

0 = Off 1 = On

BI 532 R

BI 534 R

BI 535 R

BI 537 R

BI 536 R

BI 551 R

BI 572 R

BI 573 R

BI 574 R

BI 575 R

BI 576 R

BI 577 R

BI 578 R

BI 579 R

BI 580 R

BI 581 R

BI 582 R

BI 583 R

BV 586 R/W

Read (R)

Write (W)

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3.4.3 RS - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Integrated Controller Humidier –– DEV 1001 ––

1 = Initializing 2 = Diagnostic 3 = Stopped 4 = Break 5 = Level Test

Status A Operating status

Status B

Service Status A

Service Status B

Mode Device type

Nominal Voltage Nominal voltage

Level A

unit A

Operating status unit B

Maintenance and malfunctions status unit A

Maintenance and malfunctions status unit B

Water level unit A

6 = Standby 7 = Humidifying 8 = Filling 9 = Idle 10 = Draining 11 = Remote off 12 = Keep Warm

1 = Initializing 2 = Diagnostic 3 = Stopped 4 = Break 5 = Level Test 6 = Standby 7 = Humidifying 8 = Filling 9 = Idle 10 = Draining 11 = Remote off 12 = Keep Warm

1 = Service Info 2 = Warning 3 = RO Service 4 = Extended Maint. 5 = Small Maint. 6 = Activation Code 7 = Fault

1 = RS 2 = RS+ RO 3 = RO

1 = 200 V 2 = 208 V 3 = 230 V 4 = 240 V 5 = 400 V 6 = 415 V 7 = 440 V 8 = 460 V 9 = 480 V 10 = 500 V 11 = 550 V 12 = 600 V 13 = 380 V

0 = no level 1 = low 2 = low-mid 3 = mid 4 = mid-high 5 = high

MI 500 R

MI 654 R

MI 549 R

MI 655 R

MI 717 R

MI 699 R

AI 10820 R

Read (R)

Write (W)

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

0 = no level 1 = low

Level B

Water level unit B

2 = low-mid 3 = mid

AI 10821 R

4 = mid-high 5 = high

Fault Code Error code

0 = No Error AI 10823 R

Operating Hours Operating hours 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10699 R

Next Service A

Next Service B

Next service unit A

Next service unit B

AI 10758 R

0 - 6000 h

AI 10759 R

System Demand System demand 0 - 100 % AI 10057 R

Channel 1

Channel 2

Max Capacity Max. capacity

Capacity A

Capacity B

Capacity Actual capacity

Cylinder A

Cylinder B

Input signal channel 1 unit A

Limiter signal channel 2 unit A

Max. capacity

unit A

Max. capacity unit B

Actual capacity unit A

Actual capacity unit B

0 - 100 % AI 10001 R

0 - 100 % AI 10002 R

5 - 160 kg/h 10 - 360 lb/hr

5 - 40 kg/h 10 - 90 lb/hr

0 - 160 kg/h 0 - 360 lb/hr

0 - 40 kg/h 0 - 90 lb/hr

AI 10596 R

AI 10754 R

AI 10755 R

AI 10702 R

AI 10734 R

AI 10735 R

According to the settings <Imperial> or <Metric> in the RS controller software.

See Error code description in the malfunction list in the RS operation manual.

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Setpoint Channel 1

Setpoint Channel 2

Band Channel 1

Band Channel 2

ITime Channel 1

Damp Channel 2

Manual Capacity A

Digital RH/Demand

Setpoint channel 1 unit A

Setpoint channel 2 limiter unit A

P-Band unit A (Proportional band)

P-Band limiter unit A (Proportional band)

Integral time channel 1 unit A

Damp time channel 2 unit A

Manual capacity unit A

Actual humidity or demand via BACnet unit A

Actual humidity or limiter via BACnet unit A

0 - 95 % AV 10010 R/W

10 - 95 % AV 10013 R/W

6 - 65 % AV 10011 R/W

6 - 65 % AV 10014 R/W

1 - 60 min AV 10012 R/W

0 - 60 s AV 10015 R/W

20 - 100 % AV 10008 R/W

0 - 100 % Relinquish Default = 0

AO 10044 R/W

AO 10045 R/W

Read (R)

Write (W)

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Blower Pack A Blower ready unit A

Blower Pack B Blower ready unit B

Safety Loop A

Safety Loop B

Overheat Switch A

Overheat Switch B

Heating Voltage A

Heating Voltage B

Temperature Switch A

Temperature Switch B

Leakage Sensor A

Leakage Sensor B

Main Contactor A

Main Contactor B

Relay Pump AC A

Relay Pump AC B

External safety loop unit A

External safety loop unit B

Internal safety loop unit A

Internal safety loop unit B

Heating voltage unit A

Heating voltage unit B

Internal safety loop unit A (security level)

Internal safety loop unit B (security level)

Leakage sensor unit A

Leakage sensor unit B

Contactor unit A

Contactor unit B

Pump unit A

Pump unit B

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Open 1 = Closed (ok)

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Open 1 = Closed (ok)

0 = Off (Leak) 1 = On

0 = Off 1 = On

BI 653 R

BI 689 R

BI 578 R

BI 662 R

BI 648 R

BI 685 R

BI 650 R

BI 687 R

BI 649 R

BI 686 R

BI 647 R

BI 684 R

BI 733 R

BI 734 R

BI 735 R

BI 736 R

Read (R)

Write (W)

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Inlet 1 A

Inlet 1 B

Inlet 2 A

Inlet 2 B

Drain 1 A

Drain 1 B

Drain 2 A

Drain 2 B

Fan Activate A

Fan Activate B

Flush A

Flush B

Inlet valve 1 unit A

Inlet valve 1 unit B

Inlet valve 2 unit A

Inlet valve 2 unit B

Drain cool valve unit A

Drain cool valve unit B

Complete drain valve unit A

Complete drain valve unit B

External fan unit A

External fan unit B

Hygiene ush unit A

Hygiene ush unit B

0 = Closed 1 = Open

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Closed 1 = Open

BI 760 R

BI 761 R

BI 762 R

BI 763 R

BI 764 R

BI 765 R

BI 766 R

BI 767 R

BI 777 R

BI 778 R

BI 781 R

BI 782 R

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3.4.4 RO-A - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

Object Name Description Range

Object-

Type

Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Integrated Controller Reverse osmosis –– DEV 1001 ––

= Initializing

2 = Diagnostic 3 = Stopped

Status RO Operating status RO

4 = Standby 5 = Refreshing

MI 731 R

6 = Flushing 7 = Producing 8 = Regeneration

Capacity RO Capacity RO 0 - 100% AI 10779 R

Next Service RO Next Maintenance RO 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10784 R

Operating Hours Operating hours RO 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10785 R

Inlet pressure RO

Inlet pressure (fresh water) RO

Tank pressure RO Pure water tank RO

Guard RO Overcurrent pump RO

Leakage RO Leak sensor RO

Inlet RO Inlet valve RO

Drain RO Drain valve RO

0 - 12.0 bar 0 - 174.0 psi

0 = Fault 1 = Ok

0 = Closed 1 = Open

AI 10824 R

AI 10825 R

BI 724 R

BI 727 R

BI 768 R

BI 769 R

1 = Service Info

Service Status A

Maintenance and malfunctions status

2 = Warning 3 = RO Service 6 = Activation Code

MI 549 R

7 = Fault

Fault Code Error code

0 = No Error AI 10823 R

RO = Reverse Osmosis

See Error code description in the malfunction list in the RS operation manual.

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3.4.5 EL - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Read (R)

Write (W)

Integrated Controller Humidier ––– DEV 1001 –––

1 = Humidifying 2 = Standby 3 = Idle Drained 4 = Keep Warm 5 = Filling

Status A Operating status unit A

6 = Draining 7 = Disabled

MI 535 R

8 = Safety Loop 11 = Blower Pack 12 = Stopped 13 = Partial Drain 14 = Self Test

1 = Humidifying 2 = Standby 3 = Idle Drained 4 = Keep Warm 5 = Filling

Status B Operating status unit B

6 = Draining 7 = Disabled

MI 536 R

8 = Safety Loop 11 = Blower Pack 12 = Stopped 13 = Partial Drain 14 = Self Test

1 = Service Info

Service Status A

Maintenance and malfunctions status unit A

2 = Warning 3 = Service

MI 537 R

4 = Fault

1 = Service Info

Service Status B

Maintenance and malfunctions status unit B

2 = Warning 3 = Service

MI 538 R

4 = Fault

Channel 1

Channel 2

Input signal channel 1 unit A

Limiter signal channel 2 unit A

0 - 100% AI 10001 R

0 - 100% AI 10002 R

System Demand System demand 0 - 100% AI 10057 R

Fault Code Error code

0 = No Error AI 10661 R

Operating Hours A Operating hours unit A 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10060 R

Operating Hours B Operating hours unit B 0 - 1'200'000 h AI 10079 R

Max Capacity

Capacity A/B

Cylinder A

Cylinder B

Max. capacity unit A+B

Max. capacity unit A/B

Actual capacity unit A

Actual capacity unit B

5 - 160 kg/h 10 - 360 lb/hr

5 - 45 kg/h 10 - 100 lb/hr

0 - 45 kg/h 0 - 100 lb/hr

AI 10659 R

AI 10100 R

AI 10103 R

AI 10104 R

According to the settings <Imperial> or <Metric> in the EL controller software.

See Error code description in the malfunction list in the EL operation manual.

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Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Manual Capacity A Manual capacity unit A 20 - 100% AV 10008 R/W

Setpoint Channel 1

Band Channel 1

ITime Channel 1

Setpoint Channel 2

Band Channel 2

Damp Channel 2

Digital RH/Demand A1

Digital RH/Demand A2

Setpoint channel 1 unit A

P-Band unit A (proportional band)

Integral time channel 1 unit A

Setpoint channel 2 limiter unit A

P-Band limiter unit A (Proportional band)

Damp time channel 2 unit A

Actual humidity or demand via BACnet unit A

Actual humidity or limiter via BACnet unit A

0 - 95% AV 10010 R/W

6 - 65% AV 10011 R/W

1 - 60 min AV 10012 R/W

10 - 95% AV 10013 R/W

6 - 65% AV 10014 R/W

1 - 60 s AV 10015 R/W

0 - 100% Relinquish Default = 0

AO 10044 R/W

AO 10045 R/W

Read (R)

Write (W)

Object Name Description Range Object-Type Object-ID

Fan Activate A External fan unit A

Fan Activate B External fan unit B

Safety Loop A

Safety Loop B

Blower Pack A Blower ready unit A

Blower Pack B Blower ready unit B

Enable Input A Enable contact unit A

Enable Input B Enable contact unit B

Main Contactor A Contactor unit A

Main Contactor B Contactor unit B

Inlet A Inlet valve unit A

Inlet B Inlet valve unit B

Drain A Drain pump unit A

Drain B Drain pump unit B

External safety loop unit A

External safety loop unit B

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Open 1 = Closed

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Open 1 = Closed

0 = Off 1 = On

0 = Closed 1 = Open

0 = Off 1 = On

BI 1 R

BI 2 R

BI 3 R

BI 5 R

BI 4 R

BI 6 R

BI 80 R

BI 81 R

BI 519 R

BI 520 R

BI 521 R

BI 522 R

BI 523 R

BI 524 R

Read (R)

Write (W)

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3.5 Operating trouble list

Problem Solutions

Cannot see/change set object/parameter from BMS

Condair Integrated Controller does not respond to humidity values or demand values written over BACnet.

Check "Control Mode" setting in the "Control Settings" submenu.

– Demand type controls use internal algorithms to generate

a signal telling the Condair Integrated Controller to operate at a certain output percentage. These types of controls do not report the detected humidity or temperature level or set point to the Condair Integrated Controller. As a result the set point and humidity/temperature levels cannot be monitored through the Condair Integrated Controller when using demand controls.

– Sensor ("transducer") type controls report a sensed humidity/

temperature value to the Condair Integrated Controller. The set point is congured at the control unit and the Condair Integrated Controller uses internal algorithms to determine the output percentage. Since the Condair Integrated Controller knows both the set point and humidity/temperature level, these values may be monitored through the Condair Integrated Controller. Note: "Control Mode" must be set to "rH P" or "rH PI".

– Check that Condair Integrated Controller is congured to be

controlled via automation system (see chapter 3.3.1). Note: If "Source" in the controller settings is set to "Analog" the Condair Integrated Controller will look for a control signal connected to the driver board only.

The device will not respond to control signal connected to the driver board.

The BACnet node ID, BACnet IP port or BACnet MSTP MAC settings are not accepted. Original values remain active.

– Check that "Source" in the controller settings is congured

for "Analog" control. Note: If the "Signal Source" is set to "Modbus", the Condair Integrated Controller will look for a control value sent by the BMS.

– Check if the input is within the valid value range. If this is

not the case, the entered value is ignored.

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Problem Solutions

Intermittent Communications.

No communication can be established

– Check whether the wire type and run length meet the require-

ments of the corresponding network.

– Look for wire runs in close proximity to equipment generating

signicant electrical noise (such as VFD's, medical equipment, X-ray machinery, servers, etc.).

– Check that wire shield is terminated at one end only.

– Conrm correct polarity of conductors at each device.

– Check BACnet/LonWorks addresses for conicts with any

device. Note: Each device on the network must have a unique address.

– Check that latest software version of the device is installed.

– With BACnet IP:

Check the IP address, subnet mask and default gateway. These parameters must be in the same range as the client (client = BACnet device, for example a building controller or workstation requesting data from the humidier)

Check if other network participants or rewalls are blocking BACnet messages.

– With BACnet MS/TP:

Invalid data

Ensure that all devices in the MS/TP network use the same baud rate. Notice: Baud rate 76800 is not a standard baud rate and is not supported by many devices or notebooks.

Check the times of the properties "APDU Segment Timeout" and "APDU Timeout" in the Device object. These should be the same for all subscribers in the same BACnet MS/ TP network.

– With BACnet MS/TP Master:

Check the MAC address. This should be in the range 0-127.

The value in the Device Object property "Max Master" must be equal to or higher than the MAC address.

– With BACnet MS/TP Slave:

MS/TP slave devices cannot be detected automatically via the "Who-is" BACnet service and therefore have to be manually added to the network.

– Check BACnet addresses for conicts with any device.

Note: Each device on the network must have a unique address.

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Problem Solutions

Error code "0" is shown though a fault is present on the Integrated Controller.

Wrong values (e.g. temperature, pressure, mass ow) are shown via BMS.

More variables or additional information is required from the Condair Integrated Controller.

The "Units" property is not dened for all BACnet objects, although the BACnet standard lists these units.

– Check software version of the Integrated Controller. Error

code indication is not supported with software version 1.x.x.x.

– Check software version of the Integrated Controller.

– Check the "Units" setting in the "General" menu.

Contact Condair Technical Services for additional support.

– BACnet objects that have units which differ depending on

the setting "Metric" or "Imperial" are to and with software version 5.7.x.x not xed implemented. These include units such as temperature (°C or °F), pressure (bar or psi), mass ow (kg/h or lb/hr).

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4 Appendix

4.1 Object abbreviations

AI = Analog Input Analog value, readable AO = Analog Output Analog control signal, readable and writable (with priority) AV = Analog Value Analog setting, readable and writable

BI = Binary Input Binary state value, readable BV = Binary Value Binary value, readable and writable

MI = Multistate Input Multistate status value, readable

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4.2 Declaration of Conformity for the implementation of BACnet protocols

(PICS)

INTEGRATED CONTROLLER BACnet Protocol Implemation Conformance Statement

Basic Information

Document Revision: 2.00 Issue Date: March 2018 Vendor Name: Condair Group AG (Vendor ID: 976) Product Name: Integrated Controller (IC) Firmware Revision: 14.1.35.1 (BACnet Driver) Application Software Version: 5.7.x.x and 5.8.x.x BACnet Protocol Revision: Version 1, Revision 14

Product Description: The products are humidiers, adiabatic coolers or water treatment units

BACnet Standardized Device Prole

• B-SS BACnet Smart Sensor

• B-SA BACnet Smart Actuator

BACnet Interoperability Building Blocks Supported (BIBBs)

• DS-RP-B Data Sharing, Read Property-B

• DS-WP-B Data Sharing, Write Property-B

• DS-RPM-B Data Sharing, Read Property Multiple-B

• DM-DOB-B Device Management, Dynamic Object Binding-B*

• DM-DDB-B Device Management, Dynamic Device Binding-B*

*not supported by MS/TP slave

Standard Object Types Optional Supported Properties

• Analog Input Description

• Analog Output Description, Max Pres Value, Min Pres Value

• Analog Value Description

• Multi State Input Description, State Text

• Multi State Value Description, State Text

• Binary Input Description, Active Text, Inactive Text

• Binary Value Description, Active Text, Inactive Text

• Device Description, Location (both read- and writeable) Max Segm Accepted

APDU Segm. Timeout, APDU Timeout (both read and writeable) Max Info Frames (only BACnet MS/TP) Max Master (read- and writeable BACnet MS/TP Master)

The following conditions apply to all object types Objects

• Objects may be neither dynamically created nor deleted

• Does not support any optional properties unless they are listed

• No proprietary properties are implemented

• No additional properties may be written, except they are listed above or required by the BACnet specication

1902 / EN

Data Link Layer Options

• BACnet IP

• BACnet MS/TP Master Baud rates: 9‘600, 19‘200, 38‘400, 57‘600, 76‘800

• BACnet MS/TP Slave Baud rates: 9‘600, 19‘200, 38‘400, 57‘600, 76‘800

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Segmentation Capability

Segmented requests and responses are supported. Window size: 8

Device Address Binding

Static address binding is not supported

Network Options

No networking options are supported.

Character Sets Supported

ANSI UTF-8

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Condair Group AG

Gwattstrasse 17, 8808 Pfäffikon SZ, Switzerland

Phone +41 55 416 61 11, Fax +41 55 588 00 07 www.condair-group.com

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Attention: ................................................................................... Date: ..........................................................

Company: ................................................................................... Fax #: ..........................................................

From: .................................................................................. Page: of

Subject: ...................................................................................

FOR YOUR INFORMATION RESPONSE REQUESTED

MESSAGE:

Distributor / Agent P.O. Number:

............................. Sales Order Number: ....................................................

Desired interface option: Settings for BACnet IP only:

BACnet IP - IP Address: ................................................................................................

BACnet MS/TP Master - Subnet Mask: ............................................................................................

BACnet MS/TP Slave - Default Gateway Address: ........................................................................

- BACnet Node ID (Device Instance): .........................................................

- BACnet IP Port: ........................................................................................

Settings for BACnet MS/TP only:

- MAC Address BACnet MS/TP: .......................................... .......................

- Baud rate: .................................................................................................

- BACnet Node ID (Device Instance): .........................................................

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Notes

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Notes

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Notes

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CONSULTING, SALES AND SERVICE:

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Condair LINKS Series, BACnet on-board Installation And Operation Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 Introduction

1.1 Notes on this addendum manual

1.2 Functions overview

2 For your safety

3 Network integration via BACnet on-board

3.1 Notes for the planning engineer

3.1.1 Overview

3.1.2 Principle network diagrams

3.1.2.1 Principle BACnet network

3.2 Wiring

3.3.1.1 Setup the communication parameters

3.3.1.2 Setup control settings

3.3.1.3 Monitoring of bus communication:

3.4 Communication tables

3.4.1 DL - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller Software version 5.8.x.x)

3.4.2 ME - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

3.4.3 RS - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

3.4.4 RO-A - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

3.4.5 EL - BACnet on-board (Integrated Controller software version 5.8.x.x)

3.5 Operating trouble list

4 Appendix

4.1 Object abbreviations

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