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User Manual

SB-DN-MAC01.331

HVAC Controller – User Manual

6

6.1.1 Changing the device ID

Each HDL device has a unique Subnet and Device ID number, each module’s Device ID

must be different from other devices on the same Bus. The Subnet ID should be the same

as the HDL-Bus gateway

(typically the SB-DN-1IP or HDL-MBUS01IP.431).

6.1.2 Remark

It is recommended that the module be named as this will aid module identification in

complex installations.

6.2 Settings

The settings tab is the central location in which the module can be configured from:

Summary of Contents for HDL SB-DN-HVAC

Page 1: ...User Manual Air conditioner Controller SB DN HVAC MAC01 331 www hdlautomation com ...

Page 2: ...User Manual SB DN MAC01 331 HVAC Controller User Manual Document updates Version Data Description V1 0 2015 05 25 Finish new document ...

Page 3: ... 5 6 1 1 Changing the device ID 6 6 1 2 Remark 6 6 2 Settings 6 6 2 1 Testing the wiring 7 6 2 2 Air conditioner delay settings 7 6 2 3 AC model configuration 8 6 2 4 VAV fan voltage settings 10 6 3 Air conditioning control 11 6 3 1 Operating modes 11 6 3 2 Temperature sensor settings 11 6 3 3 Host settings 12 6 3 4 Mode and status configuration 13 6 4 Configuring the DLP 14 6 4 1 Basic Informatio...

Page 4: ...ays to control low medium and high fan speeds A smart control algorithm can control an air conditioner efficiently Four HDL DS18B20 digital temperature sensors can be connected to the module One master module can control eight slave modules Online upgrading is supported 3 Basic Parameters Electric Parameters BUS power supply DC15 30V BUS power consumption 95mA DC24V Maximum current per CH 2A Relay...

Page 5: ...ller User Manual 2 RoHS Production Information Dimensions 72 90 66 mm Weight 240 5 g Housing material Nylon PC Installation 35mm DIN rail installation Protection degree IP20 4 Dimensions and specifications 4 1 Dimensions DB box Installation ...

Page 6: ...llation can result in a risk of electrical fires shocks and short circuits Some states have specific building codes that govern HVAC systems including their wiring Electrical codes also apply to HVAC wiring and require electricians and builders to use wires and devices that are compliant and safe Safety Precautions It is recommended that the power input be connected to a MCB or suitable fuse When ...

Page 7: ... Bus wire to a AC220V supply Ensure that the valve matches the input voltage Ensure that the fan you wish to control uses a power supply of AC 0 10 volts 5 Wiring 5 1 Wiring Diagram The wiring diagram shown below must be followed exactly 5 2 HDL Buspro Description Connector info Buspro DC24V Red COM Black DATA White DATA Yellow ...

Page 8: ...en be displayed To modify the address fill in the new address and click the Modify initial address then click the Add button The device will now be added to the ON line devices list Method Two 1 Run the HDL bus pro tool 2 Search for online devices by clicking the search button any online device will then be displayed in the online device list 6 Software Configuration The module can be controlled v...

Page 9: ...must be different from other devices on the same Bus The Subnet ID should be the same as the HDL Bus gateway typically the SB DN 1IP or HDL MBUS01IP 431 6 1 2 Remark It is recommended that the module be named as this will aid module identification in complex installations 6 2 Settings The settings tab is the central location in which the module can be configured from ...

Page 10: ...module a user should follow the below steps a On the Settings tab tick the Model of test relay enable option the test mode will then be activated b The status of each relay can be read by clicking on the read button c Click the set tab to test each relay 6 2 2 Air conditioner delay settings The compressor delay function serves to safeguard the HVAC module because of this it is recommended that the...

Page 11: ...low is the normal wiring method for this module Default wiring Relay 1 Cooling Relay 2 Heating Relay 3 Dehumidification b Complex Mode This mode is only used when the default wiring method is not used If for example relay 1 relay 2 is heating relay 2 is dehumidification and relay 3 is cooling then the below steps should be followed 1 Select Complex mode 2 Double click on the HVAC settings table to...

Page 12: ...tection Compressor protection will stop the air conditioner operating after a set period of time The compressor work time is how long the AC will operate before it enters into protection mode the compressor protect time is how long the AC will remain in the protection mode For example If we set the compressor time for 120 minutes and the compressor protect time for 10minutes then after the compres...

Page 13: ...ent parameters can be set for each fan the minimum voltage available is 0V and the maximum is 10V To set the voltage value for each fan please refer to the manual of FCU manufacturer For auto wind there are two options 3 step and stepless firmware version HDL_V03 08U _2015 01 20 If stepless is selected the 0 10V output varies continuously according to the temperature difference between desired tem...

Page 14: ...option is selected the module has the ability to control itself and be controlled directly from the i Life application b Slave control When the slave mode is selected the module can only be controlled via a DLP other devices e g i Life can only control HVAC through the DLP 6 3 2 Temperature sensor settings The module can support 4 temperature sensors the temperature readings can be received in two...

Page 15: ...as a temperature sensor This could be another HVAC module FH module or any other HDL device with an ability to sense temperature These sensors are known as outdoor temperature sensors Steps a Select refer to outside sensor on the Air setup tab b Tick the checkboxes on any of the 4 temperature sensors and fill in the subnet device ID of the module that the temperature will be broadcast from 6 3 3 H...

Page 16: ...ve No C Tick on Enable to enable the hosting function for the specified module 6 3 4 Mode and status configuration This section focuses on the AC settings and how they can be modified 1 temperature format The temperature can be measured in either Celsius or Fahrenheit select the unit of measure you require a Celsius C b Fahrenheit ºF ...

Page 17: ... functions that control the air conditioner simply check or uncheck the tick box to enable disable the function and then click save 6 4 Configuring the DLP Before configuring the DLP ensure that the air conditioning option tick box is checked to activate After activating the AC page switch to the DLP s air conditioning function page ...

Page 18: ...ter the AC No For SB DN HVAC HDL MAC01 331 they only can be used to control one AC then the AC No is 1 for SB DN RS232 AC version you will need to set the corresponding AC No for different AC unit 6 4 2 Testing and control a Test This section allows us to test the wiring of each relay and determine if it is operating correctly Each relay can be tested in turn by selecting the corresponding air con...

Page 19: ... panel is capable of controlling and monitoring 8 slave DLP panels Application If a user wished to monitor the temperature of an upstairs room while they were downstairs they would simply a Select slave No and tick on Enable b Fill in the slave DLP panel s subnet device ID and save c Save the changes made to the system 6 4 4 Synchronized control A DLP panel is capable of both sending and receiving...

Page 20: ...sion tick box f Click the save tab to implement the modifications made The above process must be repeated for each DLP panel that a user wishes to control 6 4 5 Additional functions 1 setup settings This section contains many useful functions such as a Temperature format Select from ºC or ºF b Air conditioner information The functions of an air conditioner are displayed allowing a user to enable o...

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