Siemens IPCC User Manual

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Zug (Switzerland), March 12, 2020

Siemens visualization controller combines all­in-one functions for customized room comfort

• Increased security through encrypted data transmission and extended

password protection

• Timer program for presence simulation

• Control of SONOS speakers and Philips HUE LED lighting system

IP Control Center (IPCC) N 152, Siemens Smart Infrastructure’s compact

visualization controller designed to control standard rooms and complex building
management functions in small and medium-sized commercial buildings, is now
available with new V4 firmware. The updated IPCC combines more functionalities
for customized system integration and installation as well as maximum building and
data protection without having to rely on additional software. Extended security
measures, such as encrypted data transmission and presence simulation as well as
other functional options such as individual scene settings, have also been
implemented. In addition, new interfaces enable the control of SONOS loudspeakers
and the Philips HUE lighting system. As part of the GAMMA instabus building
control portfolio, a range of products based on the international KNX standard, the
new IPCC visualization controller makes it possible to control KNX devices faster
and more easily. It provides intuitive operation and display of KNX systems on a
customizable, fully graphical user interface for controlling standard room functions
as well as complex building management functions from a central panel, PC or
mobile device.

New application modules for more energy efficiency and security

The new V4 firmware update for the IPCC N 152 includes a comprehensive offering
of application modules which were expanded with interfaces and important
management services to ensure all necessary functions in one built-in device. For

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building management and security, the updated visualization controller offers
several control functions within the timer program for energy efficient and safe room
usage. Controlled lighting without manual operation during a prespecified time
reduces energy consumption. The IP Control Center now supports encrypted
HTTPS connections for secure transfer of data between the visualization controller
and the browser on the display device. In addition, web page retrieval is
authenticated using a security certificate. The compact visualization controller is
able to use and visualize up to 1,250 KNX objects or group addresses for
comprehensive building and room functions. The required access to the KNX
system visualization is subject to the highest security standards to prevent third­party tampering. In addition to increased security options, room users can now
control consumption with trend displays and utilize the recorded data to accurately
monitor costs. Depending on the project, room users have two options for visualizing
different disciplines: Smart visualization makes building management faster and
shows floor plans on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets while the
completely graphical visualization option offers control of all building functions with
the possibility to see the complete digitalized room.

Customizable comfort settings

Room users can customize scene settings to ensure maximum comfort. A scene
represents a specific room usage scenario, for example use as a meeting room. The
scene module supports up to 5,000 scenes or events. Interfaces to SONOS
speakers and Philips HUE make it possible to control music playback and lighting
through the room automation system to achieve a personalized ambiance.

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www.siemens.com/smart-infrastructure

Learn more about the IP Control Center at

www.siemens.com/ip-control-center

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