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The DESIGO building automation and control system: the powerful, open system4 The DESIGO system topology...................................................................................... 5 System functions........................................................................................................... 6 Operation and monitoring ................................................................................................ 6 Trend/History ................................................................................................................... 7 Alarm management ......................................................................................................... 8 Scheduler/Calendar ......................................................................................................... 9 Access rights ................................................................................................................. 10 Communication networks .............................................................................................. 11 The management level: DESIGO INSIGHT ................................................................ 12 The taskbar....................................................................................................................13 Plant Viewer .................................................................................................................. 14 Scheduler ...................................................................................................................... 15 Alarm Viewer ................................................................................................................. 16 Alarm Router ................................................................................................................. 17 Trend Viewer ................................................................................................................. 18 Object Viewer ................................................................................................................ 19 Log Viewer..................................................................................................................... 21 DESIGO INSIGHT Web Access .................................................................................... 22 The DESIGO PX automation level .............................................................................. 24 The compact automation stations.................................................................................. 25 The modular automation stations .................................................................................. 26 Operation at the automation level.................................................................................. 27 The field level: the DESIGO I/O modules................................................................... 30 Room automation DESIGO RX ................................................................................ 32 Range overview DESIGO RXC .................................................................................. 33 Range overview DESIGO RXB .................................................................................. 34 The room unit: the key to individual comfort ................................................................. 35 Applications ................................................................................................................... 35 Integration into the building management system ......................................................... 36 DESIGO OPEN.............................................................................................................. 37 The management level: INSIGHT OPEN ...................................................................... 38 The automation level: PX OPEN ................................................................................... 39 The field level: I/O OPEN .............................................................................................. 41 DESIGO tools and software blocks ........................................................................... 42 DESIGO tools ................................................................................................................ 42 Programming with D-MAP ............................................................................................. 43 Libraries ......................................................................................................................... 43 Energy management ................................................................................................... 44 Appendix ...................................................................................................................... 46 System topologies ......................................................................................................... 46
The DESIGO building automation and control system: the powerful, open system
DESIGO is a new and up-to-date family of freely programmable management and automation stations for the full spectrum of today's building services applications. With system functions such as alarm management, time scheduling, and trend logging, combined with sophisticated control functions, DESIGO is a highly versatile asset in a building. Innovative Web technology, open databases and open communications make DESIGO a financially wise investment in the future.
The scalable system: for all projects from small to large
With its graded range of automation stations, room controllers and operator units, DESIGO is ideally suited to projects of all sizes and for all types of building. A flat system topology permits low-cost entry with small systems which can be extended and expanded when required.
Open to integration
DESIGO is consistent in its support of open communications, making it easy to connect a wide variety of building services equipment on the basis of standard open data interfaces: BACnet for the automation level and management level network LON and KNX (EIB) for the networking of the room automation system and distributed secondary processes M bus, Modbus, OPC and other interfaces for universal connection of third-party devices and systems
Easy to operate
DESIGO INSIGHT uses life-like graphics to portray complex issues simply. Typical aspects of air conditioning, such as psychrometric charts and heating curves, or control routines such as load shedding and mains recovery are illustrated with clarity. The interfaces, designed in accordance with ergonomic principles, permit optimum use of the system and can be mastered quickly by operators. Access is also available via the intranet and Internet.
Management level
DESIGO INSIGHT
Fax
BACnet / Ethernet / IP
DESIGO INSIGHT
Automation level
PXM10
RS232
RS232
PXC...
PXM10
PXR...
PXE-CRS
PXG80-W
I/O modules
Third-party
LonMark / LON
Field level
Third-party
LON Third-party
DESIGO RXC
DESIGO RXB
One of the key benefits of DESIGO is its scope for gradual expansion, from the smallest systems through to large, distributed systems. Scalability is illustrated by further examples of topologies in the appendix.
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System functions
Operation and monitoring
Operators of the DESIGO building automation and control system have a versatile range of equipment at their disposal, offering convenient access to the system and the plant. Operator station
The DESIGO INSIGHT management station is a powerful and user-friendly interface for monitoring of the overall system. User access to DESIGO INSIGHT can be matched to the level of responsibility of a given user of the building automation and control system. DESIGO INSIGHT Web Access allows access to the management level using Web technology. The PX-WEB software uses Web technology to map all plant and system information from the automation level to a standard Web browser.
The network-compatible graphics-based PXM20 operator unit presents all plant and system
information in an easy-to-understand format, with a plain-text commentary.
Manual operation
The DESIGO I/O modules in the PTM product range include facilities for manual/emergency operation of plant and for the display of operating states. The PXC36-S compact automation station incorporates slide switches which can be configured for manual operation or as freely-assignable outputs.
PX-WEB
Operator station
QAX5...
DESIGO INSIGHT
QAX3...
PXM10
local
PXM20
local & central
Manual operation
PTM...
PXC36-S
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Trend/History
Fully integrated trend data processing allows effortless evaluation and analysis of realtime (online) data and (offline) historical data. The trend feature simplifies the monitoring and fine-tuning of the plant. In the DESIGO system this feature is implemented in the form of trend log objects, in compliance with BACnet standard. Data for trend analysis can be logged in a variety of different ways, satisfying a whole range of requirements: Trend logging options:
Continuous logging Single run Transient run (logging for a defined period)
Sampling options:
Polling COV polling (Change of Value) Event-driven polling
Trend graphs can be displayed both on the PXM20 operator unit and on the management station. The management station also allows displays in color and in 2D or 3D.
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Trend Viewer on PXM20 operator unit and DESIGO INSIGHT management station
Online trend
With the Online Trend option, individual data points are registered on a COV basis or through polling, and displayed immediately. The values are stored temporarily to allow the analysis of transient response patterns, for example. The Offline Trend option by contrast, does not depend on a permanent connection between the automation station and the operator unit, since the values in the automation station can be stored temporarily for retrieval on the operator unit as needed. Features of Online Trend:
Real-time display of process data Can be based on changes in the value of a data point (COVs) or on periodic sampling by Trend Viewer (times can be configured)
Offline trend
Alarm management
One of the most important features of a building automation and control system is the ability to generate alarms automatically in response to faults which may occur in the HVAC and other plant, or in the automation system itself. The management of alarms (generation, display and handling) must be simple, efficient and consistent at all levels of the system. DESIGO uses the BACnet alarm functions, and supports the following three types of alarm with up to 256 alarm priority levels: Simple alarm (for alarms not requiring user interaction) Basic alarms (for alarms requiring acknowledgment) Extended alarms (alarms requiring acknowledgement and reset)
Alarm messages
When an alarm occurs, it is automatically detected, registered and transferred to operator units such as PXM20 or PX-WEB, or to the DESIGO INSIGHT management station. Informative alarm messages are also transmitted to remote devices such as mobile phones, fax machines, printers or PCs and Web browsers, via SMS and e-mail. Clear alarm lists provide a view of all pending and time-stamped alarms at a glance, and permit straightforward processing. Operators are alerted to incoming and pending alarms by means of pop-up windows and audible and visual signals. Alarms are transferred on the basis of time, priority and/or plant type, using an outstandingly powerful alarm routing system at the management station. This ensures the uninterrupted routing of alarms, whether or not there is an operator sitting at the management station. Users are supported in their work by various overview options which help ensure a fast and correct response even in critical alarm situations.
Alarm routing
Alarm messages on the PXM20 operator unit and the DESIGO INSIGHT management station
Scheduler/Calendar
One of the basic functions of a building automation and control system is time control of procedures and processes. The plant in the building is operated on the basis of business and working hours, and holidays. Scheduler programs ensure that the heating and lighting are switched off automatically at the end of the working day, that the temperature in the building is reduced at night, and that the plant is not kept running for longer than necessary. They can also be used to switch off the air conditioning in certain rooms during holidays.
Saving energy and increasing the service life of plant
The ideal scheduler programs help save energy and increase the service life of the plant. This is another area where DESIGO excels with its straightforward and exceptionally user-friendly operation. Time-switching operations in the DESIGO building automation and control system are implemented in accordance with the BACnet standard, using the BACnet objects "Schedule" and "Calendar". for flexible operation of the building. From simple 7-day schedules to recurring exceptions, these powerful functions make programming easy. By use of standard BACnet functions, the BACnet scheduler programs can be operated system-wide from the user-friendly operator units PXM20 and PX-WEB and from the DESIGO INSIGHT management station.
Scheduler program on PXM20 operator unit and DESIGO INSIGHT management station
For safety reasons, schedules and calendars are stored in the automation station, so that in the event of a network or PC failure, the automation level can continue to operate autonomously.
Access rights
Access rights can be used to filter information from the plant and system based on the individual requirements of a user. The resident engineer or the service engineers, for example, only have access to the information they strictly need. A distinction can also be made between read access and write access. Certain users may be able to read a value but not modify it, while other users may have extended access rights, enabling them both to read and to modify values.
Freely-definable access rights
Only authorized personnel are granted access to the system via the operator units. When a user enters a user name and password, the system verifies the associated access rights and enables access to the relevant plant. Read and write access rights can be defined in detail, right down to individual information points. The following classes of access are supported in the DESIGO system: Internal Extended service Basic service Administration Extended operation Standard operation Basic operation
In addition to the above, it is possible to enable or disable the use of the various applications, access to individual graphics pages and access to entire sites from the management station for specific user groups. The tailoring of the environment to each user ensures clear areas of responsibility, so simplifying cooperation between the various user groups.
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Communication networks
Communication standards: specifically designed for building services
With the BACnet (Building Automation and Control network) open communications protocol, compliant devices can be interconnected at low cost. The worldwide BACnet standard was developed specifically for the needs of building services, under the auspices of ASHRAE (the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and AirConditioning Engineers). BACnet networks provide all subscribers with access to all the data and functions of the connected devices.
BACnet, LONMARK and KNX S-mode (EIB)
For the exchange of information among its own system components, DESIGO uses three standard protocols, recognized worldwide: BACnet, LONMARK and KNX S-mode (EIB). The BACnet communication protocol is used for the exchange of information between one DESIGO PX automation station and another, and between DESIGO PX and DESIGO INSIGHT. DESIGO uses Ethernet/IP, LonTalk or PTP (point-to-point, modem or null-modem) as the transport medium. At the room automation level, DESIGO RX communicates in accordance with the LONMARK standard or KNX S-mode (EIB).
BACnet/IP
In the case of BACnet/IP over Ethernet, the standard transport protocol UDP is used, since BACnet already provides adequate mechanisms for the control of data transport. Like TCP, UDP is a transport protocol, but unlike TCP, it is a wireless protocol. DESIGO is a native BACnet system, and as such, every device incorporates BACnet as a basic, integrated and permanently available feature. The management stations and automation stations are all implemented as full BACnet nodes. BACnet is integrated directly without the need for any special conversion of data. BACnet communications can be generated without additional hardware or services. DESIGO is compatible with the communications resources of the legacy automation systems UNIGYR, VISONIK, INTEGRAL and SIMATIC S7 and allows their seamless integration. Changes in use, system expansion and retrofit projects can all be handled in gradual stages.
Native BACnet
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The taskbar
The shell is the first application to appear when DESIGO INSIGHT is started. It is displayed with a taskbar which provides fast and direct access to all the user applications, and displays important status information. In the case of several remote sites, it is possible to switch from one site to another via the taskbar, subject to the appropriate access rights. This ensures clear demarcation lines between the various areas of responsibility.
The user's entry into the system is simplified by user-specific start-sequences with preselected programs and plant. The icons on the taskbar provide access to the main user applications: Plant Viewer the graphical interface to the plant Alarm Viewer displays the state of abnormal alarm points Trend Viewer displays graphs containing live data Log Viewer displays all event messages including alarms Object Viewer shows all data points in the system, in list form Scheduler allows the user to modify plant switch times Alarm Router routes alarms to printers, fax machines, mobile phones and e-mail systems Number of current system alarms Online Help Number of connected sites Pending alarms in order of priority
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Plant Viewer
Plant Viewer displays the areas of a building and the associated plant in graphical form. The user works interactively with these views to monitor and control the data points throughout the building. Values can be modified and alarms can be acknowledged by clicking on the object concerned.
Process display
Plant Viewer is based on the Citect process display software supplied by Citect Pty Ltd. Citect is a world leader in the supply of SCADA systems. Numerous windows of different sizes can be displayed simultaneously (overlapping or tiled). Even large graphics, such as floor plans etc. can be accommodated, and the freely definable page size makes them easy to view.
Real-time display
Measured values, setpoints, operating modes and alarms are displayed on the screen in real-time, and updated continuously. The form of display is determined in the engineering phase. Changes are indicated either by the object symbol (e.g. through animation or a change in shape or color), or by the movement, color, shape, or text of the values affected. Other features of Plant Viewer:
Genuine multitasking with fully dynamic functioning of all active pages Object-oriented operation and monitoring of plant Freely definable page sizes for versatile handling of several pages in the same screen Page selection via dialog box, context menu or hyperlinks Integrated standard page selection features based on the page naming strategy. Standard functions such as Last/Next/Top etc Object-oriented navigation between applications Definition of, and quick access to "Favorite" pages ToolTips for all dynamic objects, with the option of User, Technical or System Designation Context-specific information such as text, photos or maintenance information can be added to each dynamic symbol Black-and-white or color graphics printing Import of Windows 32-bit supported graphics file formats, such as AutoCAD and PXC User privileges for access to different levels Tools for efficient and error-free engineering
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Scheduler
The Time Scheduler application in DESIGO INSIGHT can be used for central programming of all time-controlled functions in the building services plant, including the individual room control system.
Graphics-based operation
The facilities for graphics-based operation of the weekly schedules and exception programs enable the user to modify and optimize scheduler programs simply, whenever necessary. Principal functions:
Graphics-based overview and manipulation of all scheduler programs in the system Easy graphics-based programming of switch times Programs invoked directly from the plant graphics Logging of user activities Direct entry of various operating modes (e.g. Comfort, Standby, Energy Hold-off etc.) Storage and processing are independent of the management station Reports printed in different display formats Calendars operated via the same easy-to-use interface
System Browser view, and overview of daily profiles in the Time Scheduler application
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Alarm Viewer
The Alarm Viewer application displays alarms by type, and provides the user with helpful information as to the system intervention required. With its extensive filter and search functions, Alarm Viewer facilitates fast and well-targeted access to the required information. In larger systems with more than one management station, all management stations access the same alarm database. An alarm for any given management station is entered in this database and automatically displayed on all other management stations. Functions in Alarm Viewer:
View, acknowledge and reset single or multiple alarms. Display the associated alarm property sheet with detailed data point information. Read associated alarm help text with operating instructions or additional information in text form Object-oriented navigation to other applications, such as Plant Viewer and Log Viewer
Pop-up windows
The pop-up window is an important means of attracting the attention of the user in the event of an alarm. Incoming alarms are displayed in a pop-up window that opens on the Windows desktop and appears in the foreground of all other applications (including third-party applications). If several alarms occur, they are displayed one after the other. To further alert the user to the alarm with an audible signal, an audio file (.wav) can be added to each alarm window defined. The appearance of the pop-up window can be varied for each alarm category. From this window, the user can invoke helpful instructions about the required response to the alarm, or jump directly to other applications such as Plant Viewer or Alarm Viewer.
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Alarm Router
The Alarm Router application is a highly effective feature of building automation and control. Important messages or events in the building automation and control system are transferred to specific receivers without the need for any user action at the management station. Alarm Router is a background application which starts when DESIGO INSIGHT is started, whether or not a user or site is connected. Alarms and important system events can be transferred via the following media:
Criteria for the transfer of alarms
Alarms can be grouped according to various criteria. A routing table defines the conditions under which these alarm groups are to be routed to the assigned receivers. In the event of connection problems, the alarm messages can be transmitted to alternative receivers. The criteria include the following, for example: Time schedules and exceptions (e.g. at night, switch to the printer in the security guard's office) Responsibility for the site (e.g. send a fax to the company responsible for maintaining the air conditioning) Urgency of the alarm (e.g. only call resident engineer by pager in the case of high priority alarms)
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Trend Viewer
The Trend Viewer application is used to review current process data in real time (online) and past process data (offline) over a period of time. Trend Viewer is an easyto-handle tool which can be used to optimize the operation of plant and reduce costs. Activities in Trend Viewer:
Process values and measured values logged over a period of time graphs irrespective of time range Monitoring of current plant conditions Plant optimization and fine-tuning of large trend databases
Minimum and maximum values retained in Response times appropriate for the support
Up to ten process values can be displayed in 2D and 3D graphs in a single trend view. Both online and offline data can be displayed simultaneously in separate windows, enabling the user to compare past and current situations.
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Objects can be dragged from the System Browser and dropped directly into Trend Viewer
Essentially, trend data can be displayed in three different modes: Online trend logging: displays real-time process data which is updated whenever a change of value (COV) occurs, or as the result of a time-based scan Offline trend logging: displays past process data which has been uploaded to a database at the management level. Archive data: displays older data which has been moved from the trend database into archive files The trend views can be saved and invoked at a later date. Online trend data is continuously logged and stored in the trend database.
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Object Viewer
Object Viewer helps users of the building automation and control system to navigate efficiently through the entire structure. The hierarchically organized data objects are easy to select, view and modify. Object Viewer supports three different hierarchical views:
Technical View The technical view is the plant-based standard view associated with the technical designation. User View The user view is based on customer-specific user designations (user addresses). The address structure and contents are defined as part of the DESIGO PX engineering process. System View The system view is a standard hierarchical view, representing the topology of the BACnet network, whereby a site contains devices and each device contains objects.
Technical View
User View
System View
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System Browser
The left pane of Object Viewer contains the System Browser, which displays a hierarchically structured view of the system (in a tree-structure). The right pane of Object Viewer displays the contents of the currently selected object.
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Log Viewer
Log Viewer provides users with access to all events that have occurred within the system. Events and user activities are archived in chronological order in the log database and can be viewed whenever required.
Event Handler
The data logging system is a background service performed by the Event Handler in DESIGO INSIGHT, which continuously logs reported events as follows: Alarm events from the process level, such as plant alarms and high priority warnings. The alarm is logged when it occurs, and thereafter upon acknowledgment, reset and return to normal. System events from DESIGO INSIGHT management stations and PX automation stations. Examples are communication failures, selection procedures, start-up, shutdown, hard-disk monitoring, battery checks etc. User events for reporting user activities on management station. These include authorized and unauthorized user log-in procedures and the modification of values, parameters and setpoints etc. Status events from the process level, such as plant ON/OFF etc. The user interface of Log Viewer has the same "look & feel" as the Alarm Viewer and is based on the same versatile sort and filter functions.
The logged data is stored on a Microsoft SQL server or in an MSDE database, and protected by password.
Log and trend data archiving
The archiving function serves to remove data from the runtime databases. This is necessary firstly to create space for new data in cases where storage capacity is normally limited, and secondly, to store the data in a suitable form for retrieval at a later date. The removed data is archived in a safe location for later retrieval and display if required. Data is archived in DESIGO INSIGHT automatically on the basis of time or quantity of data accumulated, or manually by the user.
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Alarm handling
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PXC36-S automation station Types Type PXC10-TL PXC12 PXC12-T PXC22 PXC22-T
I/O total UI DI AO DO
10 4 4 0 2
12
22
36
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6 0 4 2
8 4 4 6
12 12 6 6
16 16 8 12
I/O configuration of the compact-series automation stations UI DI AO Universal inputs, which can be connected to passive (LG-Ni 1000) and active (DC 010 V) sensor elements, or to binary volt-free contacts, for signaling functions. Binary-only inputs for signaling and counting functions (max. 4 x 20 Hz counters per PXC). Analog outputs for the connection of 0 ... 10 V actuators or for binary control. Via the program structure, analog outputs can also be programmed as binary switch functions and connected to 24 V/20 mA loads. AC 230 V / 2A relay outputs for binary control
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Ports/interfaces PPS2 LON COM2 Tool/HMI For the connection of up to 5 QAX3 room units For BACnet communications between automation stations Modem port for automation stations with a T-suffix For operator unit or DESIGO tools
The PXC36-S automation station also incorporates built-in manual switches and additional LED indicators. The manual controls, with switch positions "Auto/Stop/Manual" or "Auto/0/1/2", can be used for direct switch control of actuators or freely configured in software for other purposes. The PXC10-TL, PXC12-T and PXC22-T automation stations are designed for direct connection of a modem and can be used for remote management and alarm handling in conjunction with DESIGO INSIGHT. The PXC10-TL automation station is also optimized for wall mounting and has a built-in 230 V supply and a freely-programmable LED button.
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Type PXC64-U PXC128-U PXA30-T Modular automation station with 64 load units Modular automation station with 128 load units Extension module for remote management
Ports/interfaces PPS2 LON P bus Tool/HMI For the connection of up to 5 QAX3 room units For BACnet communications between automation stations Connection for I/O modules For operator unit or DESIGO Tools
DESIGO I/O modules with optional manual operation and integrated isolating terminal feature
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The clearly arranged function buttons and fast access buttons ensure correct operation, even by inexperienced users.
Alarm summary
Online trend
Time scheduler
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Alarm display
Scheduler
QAX33.1
QAX34.1
Room temperature sensor Setpoint correction Operating mode switch Fan speed switch LCD display for room temperature, setpoint adjustment and operating mode
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Type PXG80-W PXG80-WN Web browser access via analog or ISDN modem, or null modem. Alarms via SMS Web browser access via Ethernet/IP Alarm handling via SMS and e-mail
Plant operation
Alarm viewer
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DESIGO I/O modules with optional manual controls and integrated isolating terminal feature
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Number of I/Os
Basic function
Signal type
LED display
Type
Load units at 12.5 mA each
and function
ASN No.
Signaling
2 4 4 8 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 2
PTM1.2D20 PTM1.4D20 PTM1.4D20R PTM1.8D20E PTM1.2D20S PTM1.2D42 PTM1.2D250 PTM1.2R1K PTM1.4R1K PTM1.2P100 PTM1.2P1K PTM1.2U10 PTM1.2I25/020 PTM1.2I420 PTM1.2C PTM1.2Q250 PTM1.2Q250B PTM1.2Q250-M PTM1.2QD PTM1.4QD PTM1.2QD-M PTM1.4QD-M2 PTM1.3Q-M3 PTM1.4Q250-P PTM1.4Q250A-P PTM1.4Q250-P3 PTM1.2Y10S PTM1.4Y10S PTM1.2Y10S-M PTM1.2Y420 PTM1.2Y250T PTM1.2Y250T-M PTK1.30V01 PTK1.23V02 PTM52.32V01 PTM50.32V01
Volt-free pulse contact AC 24 V / DC 42 V AC 250 V / DC 100 V Measuring LG-Ni 1000 LG-Ni 1000 0250 / Pt100 / Ni100 02500 / Pt1000 / Ni1000 DC 0..10 V DC 0max. 25 mA DC 420 mA (fixed) Counting Switching Volt-free (max. 25 Hz) Volt-free maintained contact
N/O or N/C Extra low voltage Voltage Temperature, passive Temperature, passive Resistance, passive Resistance, passive Voltage measurement Current measurement Current measurement Counter-value pulse 1-speed 1-stage (bistable) 1-speed
2 2 2 2 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 2 4 2 2 2 2 30 23 32 32
Single-stage with feedback Single-stage with feedback Single-stage with feedback 2-stage with feedback 3-speed
Positioning
DC 010 V (modulating)
DC 420 mA (modulating)
P-bus compact module P-bus compact module 4 pumps 4 single / 2 twin pumps
SED2 M-bus
56 56
PTE-SED2 PTE-MBUS.60
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Electrical
Lighting Blinds
VAV
RXC32.1
HVAC
QAX50.1 QAX51.1
Flexible Controller in room-style housing
Room units
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Electrical
Lighting Blinds
RXB21.1 RXB22.1
QAX3... , QAX9...
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The QAX5integrated room unit combines the operation of HVAC, lighting and blinds in a single device. The keypad can be configured with the combination of buttons and switches best suited to the application.
Applications
The field-proven downloadable applications make DESIGO RX highly versatile. An extensive range of standard applications is available for fan-coil units, VAV, radiators and chilled ceilings. The control parameters are matched to the relevant room at the commissioning stage.
Application
HVAC application
Electrical function
Lighting zone Blind
Dimming control 2x
Up/Down
2x 2x 2x 2x 4x 2x 2x
LON
CLC: Chilled ceiling and radiator-type heating VAV: Variable air volume system
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Management level
Automation level
PXR...
PXM20 RS232
QAX...
PXC...
PXM10
PXC...-U
QAX...
Field level
RXC...
RXC...
QAX5...
RXB...
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DESIGO OPEN
DESIGO OPEN focuses specifically on consistent open communications throughout the system; in other words, it promotes the simple connection of a wide variety of building services on the basis of standard open data interfaces. For this purpose, DESIGO OPEN offers a portfolio of solutions for cost-effective integration of third-party systems and devices. These quality solutions have the following outstanding project-specific and user-specific features: Features:
Management functions across system boundaries Uniform user-interface Full integration of third-party systems into the building automation and control system Use of recognized standard communication protocols and powerful standard integration platforms Expansion and replacement of individual components at any time Optimum cost/benefit ratio for operation and maintenance. Technical support throughout the entire project cycle for long-term investment protection
The levels of the building automation and control system model provide an important basis for integration. Management level with operation and monitoring, and data maintenance Automation level with direct process control of the primary plant Field level with terminal unit process control and sensors/actuators.
DESIGO INSIGHT
Management level
Third-party
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Possible router
Possible router
Possible router
Possible router
Possible router
Automation level
PXR11/ PXR12
PXA30-K11
PXC22
PXE-CRS
Field level
RS232
RS232 RS485
Adapter
LON Third-party
Third-party
M-bus meter
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INSIGHT OPEN is a modern integration platform for direct connection to the management level which uses vendor-neutral visualization systems based on SCADA technology. SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems are software products from the field of industrial automation, and can be used to connect various automation systems using a variety of device drivers. SCADA technology is ideal for connecting stand-alone third-party systems or open automation buses and field buses, where the emphasis is on operation and display rather than on reliable cross-disciplinary interconnection. Vertical connections are implemented with communication cards or system-specific interfaces plugged directly into a management system PC. INSIGHT OPEN makes use of the technological potential of Citect, a leading SCADA system supplied by Citect Pty Ltd. Australia. INSIGHT OPEN is an adjunct to the DESIGO INSIGHT management station and provides the following functions for the integrated third-party system or device: Functions in INSIGHT OPEN:
Graphical operation of the plant and the process Alarm display and operation Dynamic trend curves and long-term data storage Operation via data point topology in Object Viewer Log book and message archiving Alarm routing to message receivers Access protection
In networks, INSIGHT OPEN runs on Windows 2000 or Windows XP. INSIGHT OPEN provides an OPC client (OLE for process control) for the connection of third-party systems. This supports the specifications of Data Access Version 1.0a and Version 2.0. As a consequence, INSIGHT OPEN is an integral component of the process control system and subject to the same high expectations in respect of reliability and minimum downtime. The process values transferred from third-party systems to the DESIGO INSIGHT management station are mapped as SCADA process variables, or "variable tags". Special tags are used for alarm and trend variables: Alarm tag, alarm process variable Trend tag, trend process variable Unlike the data points in the building automation and control system, the process variables (tags) each contain one item of information only. Alarms and trend logs are SCADA objects which are generated by and calculated in the I/O server. Vendor-neutral protocols:
BACnet LON KNX S-mode (EIB) Profibus
Vendor-specific protocols
SIMATIC S7, S5 SIPORT NT (access control) AlgoRex (fire detection system)
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PX OPEN integrates up to 2000 items of information per device. The bi-directional exchange of data is event-driven, i.e. the systems only exchange information if the data point changes. Peer-to-peer communication can be implemented without difficulty in the BACnet network The PX OPEN integration stations are positioned in a flexible configuration in the BACnet network and can be operated via the local LCD operator units. "Simple" protocols based on ASCII strings can be connected directly to PX OPEN by use of SCL (Structured Control Language) in conjunction with a freely programmable RS232 or RS485 port. Vendor-neutral protocols:
BACnet LON KNX S-mode (EIB) M-bus Modbus
Vendor-specific protocols
Hotel management: Fidelio AlgoRex (fire detection system)
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PX LON
PX LON connects LON networks to DESIGO and maps LONMARK network variables to BACnet data points. Main functions of PX LON:
Compression of DESIGO RXC room controller and third-party device data Maps DESIGO RXC applications to BACnet for operation and monitoring (grouped as HVAC, lighting and blind control functions) Higher-level control and optimization functions, such as room and zone-based groups, time control, and system functions such as changeover, summer/winter compensation etc. Alarm handling, device monitoring Trend storage
PX LON maps RXC applications in such a way as to produce a room view. This enables the rooms to be grouped together, for shared occupancy programs, or for shared commands for the control of lighting or blinds, for example.
PX M-bus
PX M-bus connects the M-bus consumption meters to the DESIGO system and maps meter readings and device-related meter information to BACnet data points. Main functions of PX M-bus
Measurement of consumption data and remote monitoring of max. 250 consumption and heat meters or 1,000 BACnet I/O objects Compression of data from consumption and heat meters at the automation level Alarm handling, device monitoring Trend storage to record meter readings
PX Modbus
PX Modbus connects Modbus devices or networks supporting the Modbus protocol as specified by Modicon to the DESIGO system and maps their data points to BACnet data points. PX Modbus is particularly suitable for integrating industrial controls or chillers and linking them to the automation process.
PX KNX S-mode
PX KNX S-mode connects EIB networks to DESIGO and maps EIB group addresses to BACnet data points. Main functions of PX KNX S-mode
Compression of the data from the DESIGO RXB room controllers and other KNX S-mode data points at the automation level Mapping of DESIGO RXB and other KNX Smode applications to BACnet for operation and monitoring (grouped as HVAC, lighting and blind control functions) Higher-level control and optimization functions, such as room and zone-based groups, time control, and system functions such as changeover, summer/winter compensation etc. Alarm handling, device monitoring Trend storage
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DESIGO tools
The DESIGO tools suite consists of the following components: Management of project data, creation of system topology and selection of automation stations (System Design or XWORKS Manager) Programming and commissioning (PX Design) Commissioning of the BACnet routers (Router Design) DESIGO tools include project management functions such as the setting up and archiving of projects and the storage and relocation of project data for the commissioning phase. The tools are also used to define the network topology, and to design room automation systems and the integration of third-party systems. PX Design consists of tools which can be used in conjunction with the block library for the programming of individual solutions, and for parameter setting and commissioning. The CFC (Continuous Function Chart) Editor is used as a basis for this work. Router Design is used to configure the BACnet routers in the system.
Designed for technical work on customer projects, the user-friendly DESIGO software utilities are easy to use. They include planning, configuration, final adjustment and commissioning of the automation station with the associated program. A variety of report functions are available for documentation purposes.
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The basic elements of D-MAP programming are blocks and "compounds" (compound functional units). These are stored in libraries. To create a D-MAP program, the blocks and compounds for the required functions are put together in the CFC Editor. This process involves creating instances (of blocks) or copies (of compounds) from the libraries. The flow of data between blocks is programmed by interconnecting the "pins" (inputs and outputs) of various blocks.
Libraries
PX Design incorporates comprehensive libraries in which the functions, function blocks and compounds are stored. The libraries contain images of actual plant, aggregates and components in a structure which can be used equally for design engineering, control, operation and monitoring and display.
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Energy management
Energy management with CAFM solutions
The ever-increasing integration of various disciplines in buildings continuously places new demands on building automation and control systems, which have now become the main source of data for the economical running of buildings. A building automation and control system is indispensable for efficient and cost-effective building management, because it holds all the technical data from the building, and this data forms the basis for further processing in other management systems. Facilities management today places prime emphasis on user comfort and the minimization of operating costs. To meet demands in both these areas satisfactorily, additional systems are required, which build upon the existing building automation and control system. For efficient and economical facilities management, we offer our own CAFM solutions, CC (Consumption Control) for energy management and ADP (Advanced Data Processing) for financial management of the plant. Our applications will fit seamlessly into your system topology and assist you in the running of your building(s). Supplementing these two packages, EMC (Energy Monitoring and Controlling), an innovative Web-based software solution, is also available.
A number of quite simple optimization measures can be undertaken, with a consequent reduction in costs, provided that the areas where potential savings can be made have been recognized. For example, if ADP is used to check the load patterns of particular groups of energy consumers over a certain period of time, it will become very clear where savings could be made through re-organization.
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Energy management
Monitoring of energy consuming equipment Identification of potential savings Calculation of consumption costs Control of emissions
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It is only possible to implement energy-saving measures successfully if it is clear where there is a need for action. The energy signature of a building is an effective tool for highlighting problem areas in a building or faults in the building services plant. This energy report shows the relationship between the weekly consumption of heating energy and the weekly average outside temperature. In the example, deviations from the defined setpoint area point to infiltration problems (a "leaky" building).
Reports PC
Web
Various meters
PDA
ASP Server
Web
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Automatic
BMS
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System topologies
System design for small buildings
A small automation system can be implemented with just a small number of individual PX modular or compact automation stations. As an option, this system can be expanded by adding one or more type QAX.. room units or PXM.. operator units.
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LONMARK / LON
DESIGO RXC
PXC...-U
PXC...-U
DESIGO RXB
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Mobile phone
Web client
Pager E-mail
Telephone line
PXM20
BACnet / LON
RS232
PXG80-W
PXM10
PXR...
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DESIGO RXB
DESIGO RXC
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E-mail DESIGO INSIGHT Web Access Web client Mobile phone Third-party
Pager
DESIGO INSIGHT
INSIGHT OPEN
DESIGO INSIGHT
DESIGO INSIGHT
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RS232
PPS2
PXC...
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QAX
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PXC...
PXR...
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Distributed buildings
Remote plant can be monitored and operated by telephone. In the event of a fault, the automation stations establish a connection with the higher-level system components or display units to alert the user to the problem. At the DESIGO INSIGHT management station, the user can navigate to the associated graphics. In the case of PX-WEB the alarm is forwarded by SMS or e-mail. For remote access, connections can be established not only by modem, but also via Ethernet/LAN. For this purpose the DESIGO INSIGHT management station and PX-WEB can be connected to any point on the LAN in the building.
E-mail
Pager E-mail
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RS232
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PXC...-U
PXC...
PXC...
PXC...
PXM10
PXR...
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PXA30-K11
I/O modules
I/O modules
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www.sbt.siemens.com
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