Siemens 2000 Series Quick Reference Manual

Quick Reference Guide
Desert Beige
White
TEC Sensors
540-650A
540-650B
TEC Sensors with
contact)
540-652A
540-652B
TEC Semi-Flush Mount
QAA1280FWSC Passkey
544-643A
Computer cable
540-143
Document No. 129-363
May 13, 2015
Temperature Sensors, TEC, Standard
Overview
For high-end Terminal Equipment Controller (TEC) applications, these sensors allow users to view and adjust points in the controller using the sensor buttons and digital display.
A user-programmable display allows the simultaneous monitoring of the temperature, a user-selected point and day/night operation status.
Features
User-programmable two-line liquid crystal display
Simultaneous display of temperature, a user- selected point, and day/night operation status
Backward compatibility with all TECs, including PTECs.
Hardware-protected security
Standard RJ-11 terminated cable
No separate power source requirement
Digital (error-free) setpoint adj us tment
Applications
Operating rooms
Laboratories
Isolation rooms, with pressurization as the
Other difficult control spaces
Executive suites and other high-profile areas
Operation
critical point
Product Numbers
Description Product Number
Fan-Speed Control (Momentary
Accessories
Description Product Number
Item Number 129-363, Rev. DA Page 1 of 3
Buttons
The function of each button varies, depending on the current screen. For detailed instructions, see Operating Instructions.
Operation modes
Figure 1. Operation Modes.
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Message
Meaning
ERROR NO COM
Communication with the controller is lost.
-F, #F, °F
If one of these three symbols displays, a point has failed.
LOADING
The sensor is automatically loading the
the TEC with another application.
PASS KEY ACCEPTED
The passkey has been inserted in the MMI port and accepted as valid.
#
Point value has been overridden by operator.
*
TEC initial point value differs from its factory default value.
Quick Reference Guide May 13, 2015
Normal
In normal operation, no passkey or laptop is connected.
The sensor may be set to display the temperature and a second important point for the user to monitor, called the "critical" point (such as setpoint, airflow or fan speed).
Day operation only: Setpoints may be viewed and adjusted in 1° increments, using the and
The sensor displays a sun (
keys.
) or moon ( ) indicating whether it is in day or night operation.
In night operation, the override button switches the TEC to day operation for the length of time preset in the TEC.
Passkey
Insert the passkey in the sensor MMI port to:
View controller point numbers, descriptions, values, units and status.
Change or command controller point values.
Set up the following display options:
Turn the temperature (TEMP) display on or
off.
mode, which deactivates all buttons and freezes or blanks the display. In this mode, the controller communicates only with the laptop.
Considerations
Point 00 (SETUP): The sensors reserve Point 00 (SETUP) for display setup mode, but only the sensor recognizes this point. It does not exist in the TEC database.
At the operator's terminal, Point 13 on the TEC always reads priority OVRD because the room sensor is commanding the setpoint. This is normal and cannot be changed if Point 14 is set to Y.
Point 1 (ADDRESS) and Point 2 (APPLICATION) cannot be changed.
Display Messages
PT# [xx]
point database numbers from the controller, and displaying them as they load. This happens: (1) the first time it is connected to the TEC, and (2) when it is connected to
Select a critical point to display, if desired.
Select units of measure—English or
metric.
Figure 2. Inserting the Passkey.
NOTE: The Semi-Flush Mount Sensor MMI port can
only be accessed after the front housing is removed.
Laptop
To communicate with the TEC using Datamate Base, Datamate Advanced, or Controller Interface Software (CIS), connect a computer-compatible cable (see Accessories) from a laptop to the sensor MMI port at the bottom of the sensor. This puts the sensor in laptop
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Specifications
A 10K ohm thermistor is used to detect temperature. The effective sensing and setpoint range is 55°F to 95°F (13°C to 35°C).
Operating Instructi ons
Setpoint (Day Operation Only)
1. Remove passkey (if present) from MMI port.
2. To view the setpoint screen: Press
3. To change the setpoint: Press
4. To cancel changes: Press
5. To exit: Press
or wait five seconds.
or .
or .
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