Honeywell M7410G PRODUCT DATA

M7410G
LINEAR VALVE ACTUATOR
WITH LON CAPABILITIES AND OPTIONAL PI-CONTROL
PRODUCT DATA
CONTENTS
APPLICATION............................................................ 2
FEATURES................................................................. 2
DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS ....................................... 3
OPERATION............................................................... 3
VERSIONS.................................................................. 3
PLUG-INS, XIF FILES AND DRF FILES.................... 3
MOUNTING POSITION ..............................................4
MOUNTING................................................................. 4
ELECTRIC WIRING.................................................... 4
COMMISSIONING ADVICE .......................................5
SERVICE LEDS AND SERVICE PIN DESCRIPTION5
Priorities of the different possible situations .......17
Factory Settings ..................................................17
Behaviour of the Controller after Power On /
Reset / Offline-Online..........................................17
LNS PLUG-IN DESCRIPTION..................................19
Diagnostic and Test ............................................19
Configuration Screen ..........................................20
Monitoring ...........................................................24
Configuration of PI-Controller .............................26
APPLICATION EXAMPLE FOR M7410G1032 /
M7410G1040 / M7410G1057....................................27
DIMENSIONS (MM).................................................... 6
LONMARK NETWORK INTERFACE ........................ 7
Description of used SNVTs* and SCPTs** .......... 8
Selection of digital input usage........................... 11
Watchdog for the supervision of the actuation
signal ..................................................................11
Factory settings ..................................................11
Behavior of the Actuator after Power-on /
Reset / Offline-Online ......................................... 11
Interruption of the synchronization ..................... 11
What happens at Offline-Online Mode Changes 12
Controller Object (actuators with PI-controller only)13
Description of used SNVTs and SCPTs............. 14
Relation between nviOccupancy, nciSetpoint,
nviSetpoint and nviSetPtOffset........................... 15
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FEATURES

Fig.1 M7410G Actuator
SERVICE LED
STATUS LED
SERVICE PIN

APPLICATION

The M7410G small linear actuator with LON capabilities is targeted for decentralized building structures and gives customers an effective new capability in energy management and product flexibility. The actuator works with standard SNVTs to provide interoperability with controllers based on LonWorks technology.
The M7410G actuator is specifically designed to provide LonMark capabilities together with the radiator and zone valve series of small linear valves and are used in fan coil units, induction units, small reheaters, recoolers and for zone control applications. They are employed in electronic temperature control systems using hot and / or cold water as the controlled medium.
The M7410G actuator is suitable for Honeywell Excel series controllers as well as for any other controllers based on LonWorks technology. Using standard Echelon configuration tools, the actuator can be configured with job specific settings.
The M7410G actuator is well suited for applications where space is limited and minimum power consumption is required. The actuator is both, attractive and robust in design.
The M7410G actuator is available in two variants, one standard variant and and a variant with additional PI­Controller. The PI-Controller variant allows the creation of a control loop independently of an Excel controller for use in small applications.
FTT10A communication
Digital input may used for window or humidity
switch
The actuator is a flexible tool and LON is a flexible
platform
Simplifying complex HVAC plants
Simple wiring
Open products for third party integration
Supplied with prewired connection cable
Simple, standardized valve/actuator coupling
No tools required for mounting
Visual valve position indicator furnished with
actuator
Manual operation provided by the valve adjustment
cap
High-precision proportional valve actuator
Standard network variables for ambient
temperature, setpoint temperature, temperature offset, application mode (Heat / Cool), occupancy or valve position ensure easiest installation and proper operation (M7410G1032 / M7410G1040 / M7410G1057 only)
Three actuators (M7410G1032 / M7410G1040 /
M7410G1057) are equipped with an additional PI controller. The combination of actuator and PI controller in one device makes it easy and cheap to establish a hydronic or chilled ceiling room control loop
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DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS

Input voltage: 24 Vac ± 20 %, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption: 1.4 VA
Input signal: SNVT_lev_percent 0-100%
Control mode: LON (FTT10A)
Stroke: 2.5 - 4 mm 6.5 mm
Running time: 75 s at 50 Hz
63 s at 60 Hz
Stem force: depending on type (see table)
Protection standard: IP 42
Insulation class: III
Connection cable: 1.5 m
Ambient operating temperature limits:
Weight: 0.3 kg
Suitable valves: see table
Manual operation: see table
0 ... 55 °C
150s at 50 Hz 120s at 60 Hz

OPERATION

The movement of the electric actuator is produced by a screw spindle which is driven in both directions by a synchronous motor through a set of gears. A magnetic clutch limits the torque of the gear assembly and the driving force of the actuator. The actuator is fixed to the valve body by means of a coupling ring requiring no tools for mounting. The actuator is maintenance-free and supplied completely with a ready-to­wire connecting cable.

VERSIONS

Order Number PI-Controller Force Stroke Compatible Valves
M7410G1008
M7410G1032
M7410G1016
M7410G1040
M7410G1024
M7410G1057
-
z
-
z
-
z
90 N 3.5 mm V100 (Thermostatic valves)
V5822A4 / V5823A4
V5832C4 / V5832A4
V5833A4 / V5833C4
180 N 6.5 mm V5822A / V5832A
V5823A / V5833A
V5823C / V5833C
300 N 6.5 mm V5832B / V5833A
V5872B / V5872D

PLUG-INS, XIF FILES AND DRF FILES

External interface files and the plug-ins (device ressource files included) can be downloaded at http://www.honeywell.de/plugin. For XIF-files take the link to the LonMark server.
Order Number PlugIn Name XIF-File DRF-File
M7410G1008 / M7410G1016 / M7410G1024 ILONAS ilona_s.xif No
M7410G1032 / M7410G1040 / M7410G1057 ILONASPI ilonaspi.xif Yes
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PLUG-INS

Plug-Ins give you the possibility to simplify start-up, maintenance, configuration and to reduce the installation effort.

XIF FILES

An External Interface File (XIF file) including the whole LON interface of the device can be used e.g. for offline configuration or binding of the device via a LON Tool.
For detailed description, please refer to the LNS-Plug-In Description chapter.

MOUNTING POSITION

The actuator may only be mounted beside or above the valve. Adjust the valve in the right position before mounting the actuator.

DRF- FILES

In case a LON network management tool is used, DRF files must be installed. Device Resource Files (DRF files) are needed to display special manufacturer defined network variables or configuration parameters correctly.
Fig.2 Mounting Positions

MOUNTING

Before the actuator is fixed to the valve, the adjustment cap must be removed (Fig. 2). Make sure that the actuator is in the open position (factory supplied position) before fixing the actuator to the valve body.
Fig. 3 Remove Protection Cap
The actuator must be mounted by hand. Don't use tools or additional forces, because actuator and valve may be damaged.
Fig. 4 Mounting the Actuator

ELECTRIC WIRING

The electrical installation must comply with the wiring diagram shown in Fig. 5 and Fig. 6.
Fig. 5 Electric Wiring
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WIRING COLORS

Fig. 6 Wiring Colors

DIGITAL INPUT

Fig. 7 Digital Input
Node state Service LED
Applicationless and unconfigured
Unconfigured (but with an application)
Configured, Hard Off-line
Configured 4 off
Table 1 Node States Service LED
Status LED Blink Modes
Mode 1 1s on, 1s off, for 10 times -
if a wink message was received
Mode 2 4s on, 1s off -
direct acting and normal operation
Mode 3 4s off, 1s on -
reverse acting and normal operation
Mode 4 continuously off -
the device is in the offline-mode
Table 2 Blink Modes Status LED
hF01F Status
code
3 on 76
2 Flashing 0.51
6 off —
Service
LED
Pulse rate
(Hz)

COMMISSIONING ADVICE

A functional check of the valve actuator can be carried out by changing the nviManActPos (SNVT_lev_percent). The movement of the actuator stem (Fig. 7) indicates whether the valve is opening or closing. If the direction of travel is not correct, the configuration parameter nciDirRev (SNVT-state) can be used for changing the direction of action.
17.8 mm 11.7 mm
Fig. 8 Movement of the Actuator Stem

SERVICE LEDS AND SERVICE PIN DESCRIPTION

Service LED: Defined by Echelon firmware in the neuron
chip (see table 1)
Status LED: Is blinking if wink was sent and indicates
reverse or direct acting (see table 2 and diagram 1)
Service pin: Accessible under the cover and will be used to
send the neuron ID over the network during the installation
Diagram 1 Blink Modes Status LED
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AB
AB
AAB
100% 0%
0% 100%
SERVICE LED
STATUS LED

DIMENSIONS (MM)

SERVICE PIN
B
Fig. 9 Selecting Valve Type and Output Signal
Fig. 10 Housing
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LONMARK NETWORK INTERFACE

The Lon Network Interface for the two actuator variants (Standard and with PI-Controller) differs as follows:
Standard With PI-Controller
LON Object M7410G1008
M7410G1016 M7410G1024

Actuator object

Controller object
Node object
ACTUATOR OBJECT
The actuator object supports the following network variables used for the communication and configuration
Actuator Type
M7410G1032 M7410G1040 M7410G1057
z z
-
-
z
z
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Fig.11 Actuator Object
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DESCRIPTION OF USED SNVTS* AND SCPTS**

This table shows all used standard network variables and standard configuration parameters, their default values, a short description, the range and the send conditions and service of the outputs.
Standard Network Variable
Mandatory Network Variables
nviActPos
Optional Network Variables
nvoActPosFb
* SNVTs = Standard Network Variable Types
** SCPTs = Standard Configuration Parameter Types
Type
{Range}
{factory settings}
SNVT_lev_percent
{ 0...100 % ; 163.835}
{163.835} = INVALID
SNVT_lev_percent
{ 0...100 % ; 163.835}
{163.835} = INVALID
Adjustment of the different functionalities and the explanation of the shown values.
Definition Explanation
nviActPos = 163.835 [INVALID]
After Power-on or Reset Controller is sending [INVALID].
The actuator will run to the safety position defined in [nciDefaultOutput]. Watchdog has “detected”; Only possible if the watchdog was selected in [nciMaxRcvTime] and will correspond on the made selection in [nciDefaultOutput]. The actuator will run to the safety position defined in [nciDefaultOutput].
nviActPos = 0% oder 100%
Synchronization with full running time + 30%. The synchronization can be interrupted if new values are received. (excluding during synchronization after Power-on or Reset)
0% < nviActPos < 100%
The actuator runs to the position received by the controller.
(Exceptional case is after Power­ on or Reset)
Definition Explanation
nvoActPosFb = 163.835 (INVALID)
After Power-on or Reset. No defined stroke position
feedback possible.
0% <= nvoActPosFb <= 100% The actual calculated position of
the stem according to the time to stroke model.
The actuating signal received from a controller defined in the range of 0-100% which defines the stroke position of the connected valve.
Received values below 0% are calculated like 0% and values over 100% will be calculated with 100%. The only exception is the value
163.835 = [INVALID]. Is this value received, the actuator drives to the safety position which is defined in the [nciDefaultOutput].
The received values will be never overwritten by the software of the actuator.
The variable [nviActPos] is only be used, if the variable with higher priority [nviManActPos] for manual operation is set to [INVALID] = 163.835.
The cyclic received actuating signal can be supervised. In this case, the maximum timeframe for the cyclic received values can be defined in the configuration parameter [nciMaxRcvTime]. Is this timeframe passed, the actuator will be running to the safety position defined in the configuration parameter [nciDefaultOutput].
This value shows the actual calculated stem position.
M7410G1008 / M7410G1016 / M7410G1024 For old version ILAS_V1
(stored in sd_string of device) nvoActPosFb will be updated cyclic every 0,5 sec, if it changes or not. The timing is hard coded and is not adjustable. So be careful about making bindings of many actuator feedback variables, e. g. to a controller for trending charts. If you have too many output variables bound to one device it could be overloaded. If you need this requirement than make a download of the new controller software revision ILAS_V2, which has a behavior as described below. To get the actual revision contact our Technical Assistance Center +49-7031-637-760.
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Optional Network Variables
nvoActPosFb
nviManActPos
nvoDISwitch
SNVT_lev_percent
{ 0...100 % ; 163.835}
{163.835} = INVALID
SNVT_lev_percent
{ 0...100 % ; 163.835}
{163.835} = INVALID
SNVT_switch
Possible values
1. {0.0 , 0 }
2. {100.0 , 1}
3. {x, 0xFF=255=-1)}
Definition Explanation
nvoActPosFb = 163.835 (INVALID)
After Power-on or Reset. No defined stroke position
feedback possible.
0% <= nvoActPosFb <= 100%
The actual calculated position of the stem according to the time to stroke model.
IMPORTANT:
If control signal requires 0 and 100 % respectively, then nvoActPosFb turns immediately to 0 and 100 % respectively.
nviManActPos = 163.835 (INVALID)
After Power-on or Reset Manual operation is switched off
nviManActPos = 0% or 100%
Synchronization with full running time + 30%. The synchronization can be interrupted if new values are received. (excluding during synchronization after Power-on or Reset.
0% < nviManActPos < 100%
The actuator is running to the manual set value. (Exceptional case is after Power-on or Reset)
The possible conditions can be selected by the configuration parameter [nciDIConfig].
A detailed description is made in the Selection of Digital Input Usage section.
M7410G1008 / M7410G1016 / M7410G1024
For version ILAS_V2 or higher
(revision stored in sd_string of device) nvoActPosFb will be measured internally every 5 sec. If the value changes at the latest after 5 seconds the value will be updated. If the value does not change after 60 sec, the value will be send one time.
M7410G1032 / M7410G1040 / M7410G1057
nvoActPosFb will be measured internally every 5 seconds. If it changes permanently, the value will be send maximum every 5 seconds. After 15 minutes the value will be send one time if it has changed in between or not.
The actuator can be operated manually. To have most accuracy a synchronization to the completely retract position has to be done. The watchdog [nciMaxRcvTime] is operating in the background (if selected). The manual operation has in each case a higher priority than the received actuating signal [nviActPos]. After changing the value for manual operation [nviManActPos] to [INVALID] the actuator is running according to the received values of [nviActPos]. Received values below 0% are calculated like 0% and values over 100% will be calculated with 100%. The only exception is the value
163.835 = [INVALID]. Is this value received, the actuator drives to the safety position which is defined in [nciDefaultOutput]. The received values are never overwritten by the software of the actuator.
Actual state of the sensor, connected to the digital input (e. g. window-contact or dewpoint-sensor).
M7410G1008 / M7410G1016 / M7410G1024
For old version ILAS_V1
(stored in sd_string of device) nvoDIswitch will be updated cyclic every 3 sec if it changes or not. The timing is hard coded and is not adjustable. So be careful about making bindings of many digital input variables, e.g. to a controller for trending charts. If you have too many output variables bound to one device it could be overloaded. If you need this requirement than make a download of the new controller software revision ILAS_V2, which has a behavior as described below. To get the actual revision contact our Technical Assistance Center +49­7031-637-760.
For version ILAS_V2 or higher
(revision stored in sd_string of device) nvoDIswitch will be measured internally every 5 sec. If the value changes at the latest after 5 seconds the value will be updated. If the value doesn’t changes after 60 sec the value will be send one time.
M7410G1032 / M7410G1040 / M7410G1057
nvoDIswitch will be measured internally every 5 seconds. If it changes, the value will be send at the latest after 5 seconds. After 15 minutes the value will be send one time if it has changed in between or not.
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