Siemens LOGO! 8, LOGO! CMK2000 User Manual

LOGO! 8: Time Switch Function for KNX

LOGO! 8, LOGO! CMK2000

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Warranty and Liability .............................................................................................. 2

1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 4

1.1 Overview ........................................................................................... 4

1.2 Mode of Operation ............................................................................. 5

2 Setup and description .................................................................................... 6

2.1 Components used ............................................................................. 6

2.2 Hardware setup ................................................................................. 7

2.3 LOGO! program ................................................................................. 7

2.3.1 Basics ............................................................................................... 8

2.3.2 Functional principle of the switching program ..................................... 9

2.3.3 Simulation mode .............................................................................. 13

2.4 Mounting the LOGO! into KNX ......................................................... 15

2.4.1 LOGO! CMK2000 parameterization ................................................. 16

2.4.2 Connecting communication objects .................................................. 20

3 Commissioning ............................................................................................ 21

3.1 Setting time and date of the LOGO! ................................................. 21

3.2 Timer parameterization .................................................................... 21

3.2.1 Weekly timer parameterization ......................................................... 21

3.2.2 Yearly timer parameterization .......................................................... 23

3.3 Downloading the program to the LOGO! .......................................... 24

3.4 Loading the KNX application program .............................................. 25

4 Operation ...................................................................................................... 28

4.1 Setting time ..................................................................................... 28

4.1.1 Parameter assignment mode at LOGO! Display ............................... 28

4.1.2 Settings via the message text .......................................................... 28

4.2 Switching the time switch function on and off centrally ..................... 31

5 Adjustments and expansions ...................................................................... 32

5.1 Enabling the web server and changing the password ....................... 32

5.2 Expansion options ........................................................................... 33

5.3 Adjusting message texts .................................................................. 34

6 Appendix ....................................................................................................... 35

6.1 Service and Support ........................................................................ 35

6.2 Links and Literature ......................................................................... 36

6.3 Change documentation .................................................................... 36

1 Introduction

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LOGO! 8 LOGO! CMK2000

ETHERNET TCP/IP

LOGO! TDE

• Buttons

• Actuators

• …

1 Introduction

1.1 Overview

With LOGO! 8 and integrated functions such as Astrotimer, Yearly and Weekly Timer, you can quickly and easily solve many automation tasks. The LOGO! text display (TDE) and the integrated web server of LOGO! 8 offer additional possibilities for controlling and monitoring.

For communication in building automation, Siemens offers a solution for LOGO! 8 in form of the communication module CMK2000. The communication module enables communication with any KNX devices via the KNX building system bus.

This application example offers you a complete time switch function for LOGO! 8 and shows you how to mount it into a KNX system via the CMK2000.

Figure 1-1: Hardware setup for the application example

Advantages

The combination of the time switch function in LOGO! 8 and the CMK2000 module offers you the following advantages:

 Switching of actuators at configurable times  Configuration of timer via the LOGO! display  Configuration of timer using the integrated Web server of the LOGO! 8  Integration of LOGO! inputs and output into a KNX system

Target group

This application example is aimed at experienced KNX users who seek to expand their KNX system with the functionalities of a LOGO! 8.

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1.2 Mode of Operation

Time switch function

The time switch function in LOGO! consists of weekly and yearly timers and offers the following scope of functions:

 Standard times:

Switching on and off on certain days of the week, at certain times.

 Event times:

Switching on and off on a certain date, at a certain time (e.g. for evening events).

 Times for suppressing the time switch function:

Date and time at which the standard and event times are inoperative, e.g. during school holidays.

 Central switching on and off:

Manual switching on and off, regardless of the time settings, e.g. for maintenance work.

Mounting into KNX

Via the LOGO! communication module CMK2000, the time switch function of the LOGO! is integrated into a KNX system.

Via configurable communication channels of the LOGO! CMK2000, the data between the LOGO! and the KNX devices are exchanged bi-directionally.

In this application example, a 3-Gang Button with status LEDs is used as KNX device. A status LED indicates the status of the time switch function.

Operation

The time switch function is configured by the user. This requires no special programming knowledge. The following options are available:

 Displaying message texts with time and date parameters at the LOGO! TDE  Displaying message texts with time and date parameters using the integrated

web server of the LOGO!

For users with programming experience, the following additional options to configure the LOGO! time switch function are available:

 In LOGO! Soft Comfort during commissioning  Configuration mode at LOGO! display

Central switching on and off is done via configured KNX buttons, digital inputs of the LOGO!, or function buttons of the LOGO! TDE.

LOGO! TDE is an optional component whose functions (message texts and function buttons) can also be used via the web server. You can also use a LOGO! basic device without display.

2 Setup and description

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Component

Number

Article number

Note

LOGO! Soft Comfort V8.1

6ED1058-0BA08-0YA1

Upgrade to V8.1 can be found at

http://www.siemens.com/ logo

ETS5 Demo

Download link, see \6\

A maximum of 5 KNX devices per project

LOGO! Power

6EP1332-1SH43

LOGO! 8 12/24 RCE

6ED1052-1MD00-0BA8

LOGO! CMK2000

6BK1700-0BA20-0AA0

Product data base for ETS4/5:

http://www.siemens.com/ gamma-td

LOGO! TDE

6ED1055-4MH00-0BA1

Optional components

2-Gang Button

1 - 24 V

Siemens GAMMA KNX Power Supply

5WG1 125-1AB12

320 mA

Siemens GAMMA KNX bus coupler

5WG1 117-2AB12

Siemens GAMMA KNX 3-Gang Button

5WG1 223-2DB13

Product data base for ETS4/5:

http://www.siemens.com/ gamma-td

Siemens GAMMA KNX USB Interface

5WG1 148-1AB12

Required for the programming of the KNX devices.

Component

File name

Note

Documentation

109745699_LOGO8_TimeSwitch_KNX_DOC_en.pdf

LOGO! 8 Program

109745699_LOGO8_TimeSwitch_CODE_en.lsc

Requirement: LOGO! Soft

Comfort V8.1

ETS5 project

109745699_ETS5_LOGO_for_KNX_Project_en.knxpr oj

2 Setup and description

2.1 Components used

This application example was created with the following components:

Table 2-1: Hardware and software components for the application example

This application example consists of the following components:

Table 2-2: Components for the application example

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Note

LOGO! TDE is an optional component, as you can also use the functions (message texts and function keys) via the integrated LOGO! web server.

L N PE

24 V DC

ETHERNET TCP/IP

L N PE

NL1

ML+I2I1

Button

LOGO! 8LOGO! Power

USB Interface

LOGO! CMK

KNX Power Supply

KNX Button

230 V

ML+

PA: 1.1.2

PA: 1.1.3 IP: 192.168.0.10

IP: 192.168.0.1

PA: 1.1.1

Button A1 GA: 1/1/2

Status LED A1 GA: 1/1/1

Button A2 GA: 1/1/3

IP: 192.168.0.2

ML+

LOGO! TDE

GA: Group address KNX PA: Physical address KNX

KNX

Note

A function description of the time switch function can be found in the program commentary in LOGO! Soft Comfort: “Tools > Select Hardware… > Offline settings > Comment”.

Tip: Under “Tools > Options… > Print”, activate the option box “Comment” for the function description to be printed together with the program.

2.2 Hardware setup

The following figure shows the hardware setup for this application example.

Figure 2-1: Hardware setup

2.3 LOGO! program

The time switch function consists of weekly and yearly timer function blocks. The function blocks are logically linked with each other and with the input signals in

order to switch an output on or off at certain times or manually.

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2.3.1 Basics

Week timer

Every week timer has three setting cams via which you can parameterize a time slot each. Via the cams, you can set the switch on and off times (see Table 3-1).

If the output has not yet been set, the week timer will switch it on at a switch-on time.

If a switch-off time is configured, the output of the week timer will be reset at the switch-off time.

The switching state of the week timer depends on all three cams, No 1, No 2 and No 3.

Figure 2-2: Week timer function block

Yearly timer

On certain dates, the yearly timer switches the output on or off. The switch-on time indicates month and day, on which the timer is set. The switch-off time indicates month and day, on which the timer is reset again. (see Table 3-2).

The function offers two repeat patterns:  Yearly:

Timer output switches on every year at the specified month and day of the switch-on time and remains switched on until the specified month and day of the switch-off time.

 Every month:

Timer output switches on every month at the specified day of the switch-on time and remains switched on until the specified day of the switch-off time.

The switch-on year specifies the first year in which the timer will be activated. The switch-off year specifies the last year in which the timer will be switched off.

Figure 2-3: Yearly timer function block

Internal clock buffering

The internal clock of a LOGO! 8 is buffered by an accumulator and continues to run in the event of a power supply failure.

The buffering time is influenced by the ambient temperature. At 25 °C (77 °F), it is around 20 days.

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Signals

Function

Description

Input I1

Central switching on of output Q1

Button on the LOGO!

Function key F1

LOGO! TDE or, alternatively, via the LOGO! web server

Flag M50

Connection to KNX

Input I2

Central switching off of output Q1

Button on the LOGO!

Function key F2

LOGO! TDE or, alternatively, via the LOGO! web server

Flag M51

Connection to KNX

Output Q1

Output signal of the time switch function

Switching of a load (e.g. a lamp) and connection to KNX (e.g. actuator)

1 2 3

2.3.2 Functional principle of the switching program

The following figure provides an overview of the entire switching program for the time switch function. The individual positions (1) to (4) will be discussed during the course of this chapter.

Figure 2-4: Overview switching program

The following table shows the input and output signals of the time switch function:

Table 2-3: Signals in the LOGO!

2 Setup and description

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1. Time-controlled switching on and off

The combination of different switching times expands the time switch function as follows.

Standard switching time

Via the week timer function block "B002 StandardTime”, the standard switching

time is defined. Via the function block, it is set, on which weekdays and at which time the time

switch function switches the output Q1 on and off.

Event switching time

By linking the week timer "B001 EventTime" and yearly timer "B008 EventDay" function blocks, an event switching time is defined.

Via the function blocks, the date and time is set for when the time switch function switches the output Q1 on and off.

Figure 2-5: Blocks for time-controlled switching on and off

2. Suppress switching on at certain times

With the yearly timers “B006 SummerBreak”, “B020 EasterBreak” and “B049

WinterBreak”, a time period (e.g. holidays) can be defined during which the switch-

on via the standard switching times is suppressed.

With the weekly timer “B017 TimeLock”, it can be defined, on which weekdays and

at which time the switch-on via the standard switching times is suppressed. The event switching times are not suppressed and continue to switch. This allows a

planned switch-on and off, despite the suppressed standard switching times.

Figure 2-6: Blocks for suppressing standard switching times

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3. Central switching on and off

1. Via the input I1, the function key F1 or the flag M50 (signal from the KNX), the output of the time switch function is switched on centrally.

2. Via the input I2, the function key F2 or the flag M51 (signal from the KNX), the output of the time switch function is switched off centrally.

The central switching on and off will be overwritten with the next impulse from the set switching times.

Figure 2-7: Blocks for central switching on and off

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LOGO! 8: Time Switch Function for KNX

Warranty and Liability

1 Introduction

1.1 Overview

1.2 Mode of Operation

2 Setup and description

2.1 Components used

2.2 Hardware setup

2.3 LOGO! program

2.3.1 Basics

2.3.2 Functional principle of the switching program