BIG ASS FANS BAFWorks 3.0, Installation Manual

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Pre-Installation (cont.)
Pre-installation requirements
1. Identify network to use for BAFWorks
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Choose one of the following:
a. Use the provided NETGEAR
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N150 Wi-Fi router.
If the provided Wi-Fi router is used, CAT5 cable must be routed between the router and all ADAM modules (star or daisy chain
topology). Keep in mind that the NETGEAR router includes only four (4) LAN ports; therefore, the maximum number of home runs is
limited to three (3).
b. Use the existing wired or wireless network.
Use this setup in locations where third-party Wi-Fi routers are not approved. Adhere to the following requirements:
• Use of the existing network requires close cooperation and planning with the facility’s network administrator.
• CAT5 cable must be routed between the ADAM modules and the nearest LAN port (star or daisy chain topology).
• CAT5 cable must be routed between the BAF gateway and the nearest LAN port.
• The Wi-Fi and LAN must be part of the same subnet or VPN.
• The iPad
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IP address must be in the same range as the ADAM modules and the BAF gateway.
• Firewalls must not block the ports required by the system. Refer to the table below.
UDP/TCP ports used by ADAM modules (initial mode)
Function Protocol Port
UDP ASCII communication UDP 1025
Datastream UDP 5168
GCL IO message UDP 5168
P2P message UDP 1025
Search engine UDP 5048
TCP ASCII/Modbus communication TCP 502
Download TCP 5450
Download Adam6024 TCP 7000
When the ADAM modules are in normal mode, they follow the standard of Ethernet/IP. TCP port number 44818 is used for explicit
messaging and UDP port number 2222 is used for implicit messaging.
2. Identify hardware requirements
Identify the hardware required to interface with the facility’s equipment. Adhere to the following:
a. The lighting panel includes six (6) 4-pole, 20-amp lighting contactors and can control twenty-four (24) 20-amp lighting circuits in six
groups of four. The contactors are 120 VAC coil, but can be ordered with optional coil voltages if needed.
b. The 6 channel relay output panel includes one (1) ADAM 6160 module and can control six (6) loads independently (relay contacts
are limited to 5 A @ 250 VAC each). This panel should be used for interfacing with exhaust fan motor starters, louvers, and lighting
circuits, which are already controlled by lighting contactors.
c. The 12-channel relay output panel includes two (2) ADAM 6160 modules.
d. The 8 channel analog input panel includes one (1) ADAM 6117 module. It supports both voltage (±1, ±5, ±10) and current (±20 mA,
0–20 mA, 4–20 mA). Big Ass Solutions recommends and pre-configures the modules for 4–20mA operation.
i. One controlled fan zone requires two (2) channels (floor temperature sensor and ceiling temperature sensor).
ii. One controlled ventilation zone requires two (2) channels (floor temperature sensor and outdoor temperature sensor).
iii. The floor temperature sensor can be shared by fan automation and ventilation automation (i and ii).
iv. Additional controlled zones (if it is desired to control by temperature independently) will require additional channels and sensors.
e. All panels (a, b, c, and d) include a 30 W, 24 VDC power supply. AC input: 100–277 VAC, 50/60 Hz.
Read and complete all of the following steps prior to BAFWorks
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installation!