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NA 12.46 A

 

©2012

 

CIAT

 

NA 12.46 A 

installation instructions 

[16]

 

V05.2012

 

 

P53  

Output synchronisation  

0 = Inactive  
1 = on input D1  

2 = on input D2  
3 = on comfort mode  
4 = on input D1 and comfort  
5 = on input D2 and comfort  

6 = with KNX OnOff signal  
7 = with KNX OnOff signal and comfort  

0:1:2:3:4:5  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P54  

Control of synchronised 

output  

Selection of output used for the fresh air damper, or of the 
synchronised output:  

1 = 24V valve output  
2 = 230V elec output  

01:02 

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P55  

Heating electrical power 
(based on 230 V)  

If an electric heater is used, the power (in kW) must be 
indicated in this parameter, rounded up to the nearest 100W. 
Used for certain energy consuming applications  

0…20.0 resolution of 0.1  

Read/Write 

P56  

LS power  

The power must be indicated, rounded to the nearest 5 or 10 

kW, in this parameter. Used for certain energy consuming 
applications  

5…990; resolution of 5  

Read/Write 

P57  

MS power  

The power must be indicated, rounded to the nearest 5 or 10 
kW, in this parameter. Used for certain energy consuming 

applications  

5…990; resolution of 5  

Read/Write 

P58  

HS power  

The power must be indicated, rounded to the nearest 5 or 10 
kW, in this parameter. Used for certain energy consuming 
applications  

5…990; resolution of 5  

Read/Write 

P59  

Hot water coil nominal 
capacity  

Nominal capacity (in kW) of the hot water coil, rounded up to 
the nearest 100 W. Used for certain energy consuming 

applications  

0…99.0 resolution of 0.1  

Read/Write 

P60  

Cold water coil nominal 

capacity  

Nominal capacity (in kW) of the cold water coil, rounded up to 
the nearest 100W. Used for certain energy consuming 
applications  

0…99.0 resolution of 0.1  

Read/Write 

P61  

Duration of electric heater 
cycle output Q14  

Duration of time-proportional signal cycle for continuous control 

0 = On/off operation  
30…300 = cycle time in seconds  

30…300; resolution of 30 s  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P62  

Base outdoor temperature   Lowest outdoor temperature for electric heater power limiting  

-35…+5  

Read/Write 

P63  

Excess capacity difference   Temperature difference (°C) between the real energy limitation 

curve and the theoretical energy limitation curve  

0…5; resolution of 0.5  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P64  

Setpoint drift as a function 

of the outdoor 
temperature Control slope  

Max difference between cold setpoint and outdoor temperature  
0 = Inactive  

0…20  

Read/Write 

P65  

Setpoint drift as a function 
of the outdoor 

temperature Max. setpoint  

There is no longer any setpoint drift beyond a certain outdoor 
temperature  

25…40  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P66  

Free cooling  

For the fresh air function: minimum difference (°C) between the 
indoor and outdoor temperatures in order to automatically shift 
to free cooling mode  

0…10  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P67  

Battery/coil use 
authorisation  

1 = hyd electric  
2 = hydraulic only  

3 = electric only  

01:02:03 Read/Write 

P68  

Fan coil unit valve motor 
type  

1 = 3 points  
2 = On/off  
3 = Thermal  

4 = 0/10 V  

01:02:03 

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P69  

Valve type (NC or NO) for 
thermal actuator  

1 = Normally closed  
2 = Normally open  

01:02 

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P70  

Stroke time of 3-position 
actuator  

Actuator stroke time, in seconds  

0…230; resolution of 5  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P71  

Thermo valve  

Preheating time for valve before time-proportional algo 
Necessary to create this parameter to be confirmed by tests in 

the CIAT lab  

- 

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P72  

Thermo valve  

Heating percentage at 10% of demand  

0…100  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P73  

Thermo valve  

Heating percentage at 100% of demand  

0…100  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P74  

Thermo valve  

Valve opening time base, in seconds  

5…300; resolution of 5  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

P75  

Changeover measurement  

Duration, in minutes, of the test cycle to determine the 

changeover state (heating, cooling, or neither heating nor 
cooling)  

0…10  

Do not change/ 

Manufacturer only 

 
 

Summary of Contents for CIATControl OPC Server

Page 1: ...tion of the system s various CIATControls on an OPC compatible BMS Large range of licences for monitoring o 1 CIATControl o 2 to 5 CIATControls o Over 5 CIATControls Quick intuitive installation Includes Installation CD Dongle licence Installation and operating instructions To be carried out by the integrator Installation of the OPC server on the BMS CIATControl IP configuration CIATControl declar...

Page 2: ...P 7 Server 2008 compatible Processor 1 6 Ghz RAM 1 Gb Disk space 1 Gb CD player 1 USB port available Net Framework version 2 0 2 Dongle licence 1 To be connected to the USB port 3 Installation and operating instructions 1 2 INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE Insert the installation CD in the CD player Double click on the icon to launch the installation The following window appears ...

Page 3: ...ake sure you close all your open documents before clicking on Finish After restarting your computer the OPC server will be operational Connect the dongle to activate the licence 3 CONFIGURING THE STATIONS 1 Configuring the CIATControls Configure each CIATControl with a fixed IP address To do this identify yourself as a User click on Parameters and select the Ethernet configuration tab ...

Page 4: ...nformation supplied by the network administrator or that assigned by the DHCP server IP address Subnet mask Gateway Click on Send to confirm the configuration Note if several CIATControls are present on the network please modify the computer name default name CIATCONTROL to a unique name to avoid conflicts The CIATControl will need to be restarted after the name has been modified Carry out the sam...

Page 5: ...2 46 A 2012 CIAT NA 12 46 A installation instructions 5 V05 2012 2 Configuring the OPC server In Start Programs click on OPC Server Configurator The following window opens Click on NEW to add a CIATcontrol ...

Page 6: ...fixed IP address then click on OK Click on PING to check the communication with the equipment Its status switches to Success Repeat the operation for each CIATControl When all the CIATControls have been configured close the application by clicking on the cross in the top right The OPC server is now configured ...

Page 7: ... be monitored once all the items have been declared rather than updating the station each time an item is added deleted In particular this saves time when initialising the OPC server Disconnection time waiting time prior to disconnection of the link between the OPC server and the station for which no items are read by the OPC server Dataserver test frequency cyclical test to check for the presence...

Page 8: ...y the OPC client The full address is indicated as well as the refresh time and value Bad addresses used to indicate incorrect addresses read written by the OPC client If these addresses do not exist they will be directly placed in this menu Group details gives a general overview of the OPC server as well as the value of the parameters set in the OPC server configurator Filter used to apply a filte...

Page 9: ...00 restarts automatically It then loses the context in which it was switched to Auto mode It will not switch back to the mode requested by the time schedule when the mode next switches To prevent this the OPC client must send the command to the V3000 in order to make it switch back to the mode it was in before the restart The items available for each piece of equipment are displayed in French only...

Page 10: ...tion instructions 10 V05 2012 In Configuration panel click on Program and Functions Win7 or Add Remove programs WinXP Win Server2003 2007 Select CIATControl OPC Server and click on uninstall The following window opens Follow the instructions ...

Page 11: ...server Check that the OPCEnum service is activated Check that the firewall or antivirus software is not blocking access to the OPC server No stations are detected by the OPC server configurator or the OPC server itself Check that the different stations don t have the same IP address A conflict was detected on the network due to a similarity in the names of the panels on the network Please configur...

Page 12: ...e event of a mains outage or a panel restart The OPC server attempts to reconnect periodically to the different stations Communication is thus restored automatically The project for a station must be modified adding deleting equipment Close the OPC server before making any modifications or delete the station from the OPC server configurator If equipment has been added deleted the OPC client must a...

Page 13: ...Write P05 Cooling Standby setpoint Setpoint for cooling control in Standby mode 5 40 resolution of 0 5 Read Write P06 Economy heating setpoint Heating control setpoint in economy mode 5 40 resolution of 0 5 Read Write P07 Economy cooling setpoint Cooling control setpoint in economy mode 5 40 resolution of 0 5 Read Write P08 Frost protection setpoint Control setpoint during frost protection mode 5 ...

Page 14: ...lection if recycled air application Control sensor selection 0 Return sensor priority 1 Indoor environment sensor priority 00 01 Read Write P25 Return air sensor calibration Correction factor for the return air sensor 9 9 9 9 resol of 0 1 Do not change Manufacturer only P26 Indoor environment sensor calibration Correction factor for the room sensor 9 9 9 9 resol of 0 1 Do not change Manufacturer o...

Page 15: ... speed 1 or 2 for a minimum period in minutes This also prevents oscillation of the fan speed during hysteresis 0 10 Do not change Manufacturer only P47 Operating mode selected by the sleep button on the user terminal former P79 The time set in this parameter is that during which the fan is off if it must run periodically in the deadband zone 1 Comfort Frost protection 2 Comfort Economy 3 Comfort ...

Page 16: ...300 resolution of 30 s Do not change Manufacturer only P62 Base outdoor temperature Lowest outdoor temperature for electric heater power limiting 35 5 Read Write P63 Excess capacity difference Temperature difference C between the real energy limitation curve and the theoretical energy limitation curve 0 5 resolution of 0 5 Do not change Manufacturer only P64 Setpoint drift as a function of the out...

Page 17: ... setpoint at manual low speed 0 100 Do not change Manufacturer only P87 0 10 V brushless motor Man MS Fan setpoint at manual medium speed 0 100 Do not change Manufacturer only P88 0 10 V brushless motor Man HS Fan setpoint at manual high speed 0 100 Do not change Manufacturer only P89 0 10 V brushless motor auto speed algo Extra low fan speed in deadband 0 100 Do not change Manufacturer only P90 0...

Page 18: ... Air quality setpoint provided by master device CO2 value in ppm Write only 12 HumRelSetpDehumEff Dehumidification setpoint provided by master device Relative humidity value in Write only 13 TempRoom Ambient temperature provided by user terminal CIAT or KNX Temp value in C Write only 14 TempReturnAir Return air temperature provided by master controller Temp value in C Write only 15 TempFlowWater W...

Page 19: ...ation on state of heating valve position in Values of 0 to 100 Read only 40 ActPosHeatStageB Information on state of electric heater position in Values of 0 to 100 Read only 41 ActPosCoolStageA Information on state of air conditioning valve position in Values of 0 to 100 Read only 42 FanSpeed Information on state of fan speedin Values of 0 to 100 Read only 43 ActPosFreshAir Information on state of...

Page 20: ...g setpoints comfort standby economy Three temp values in K Write only 70 TempRoomSetpUserAbs User comfort setpoint set via a KNX terminal Temp value in C Write only 71 TempRoomSetpUserOffset User comfort setpoint override set via a KNX terminal Temperature shift value in K Write only 72 ComfortPushButton On Off control via a KNX user terminal 0 Reduced Stdby Eco Frost protection 1 Comfort Write on...

Page 21: ... Hot water coil consumption in kWh Read only 101 ElectricConsumption Electric heater consumption in kWh Electric heater consumption in kWh Read only 102 FanConsumption Fan motor consumption in kWh Ventilation consumption in kWh Read only 103 HVACModeEff Mode currently being used comfort standby economy frost protection 0 Auto 1 Comfort 2 Stdby 3 Eco 4 Frost prot Read only 104 TempRoomSetpSetHeatEf...

Page 22: ... to slave by positioning of actuators Values of 0 to 100 Read only 125 FanSpeedSetp Ventilation control from master to slave by positioning of actuators Values of 0 to 100 Read only 126 ActPosSetpFreshAir Fresh air control from master to slave by positioning of actuators 0 or 100 Read only 127 InfoEnableHeat Enable heating from master to slave by enabling heating cooling mode 0 Disabled 1 Enabled ...

Page 23: ...Circuit 1 LP fault 1 Fault Read only 9 Circuit 2 LP fault 1 Fault Read only 10 Circuit 1 LP sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 11 Circuit 2 LP sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 12 Circuit 1 HP sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 13 Circuit 2 HP sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 14 Change of operating mode fault 1 Fault Read only 15 Phase controller fault 1 Fault Read only 16 Water flow fault 1 Fault Read only 17...

Page 24: ...0 Circuit 1 water frosting fault 1 Fault Read only 31 Circuit 2 water frosting fault 1 Fault Read only 32 Circuit 1 manual HP fault 1 Fault Read only 33 Circuit 2 manual HP fault 1 Fault Read only 34 HP fault circuit 1 pressure sensor 1 Fault Read only 35 HP fault circuit 2 pressure sensor 1 Fault Read only 36 Aeroconnect link fault 1 Fault Read only 37 Link fault additional board for reversible 1...

Page 25: ...tage 2 circuit 2 discharge fault 1 Fault Read only 53 Tsat discharge fault Inverter compressor 1 Fault Read only 54 Exchanger ambient sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 55 Circuit 1 suction sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 56 Circuit 2 suction sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 57 Sensor fault coil A circuit 1 1 Fault Read only 58 Sensor fault coil A circuit 2 1 Fault Read only 59 Sensor fault coil B circui...

Page 26: ...it 1 discharge sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 75 Stage 2 circuit 2 discharge sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 76 Loop outlet sensor fault Multiconnect 1 Fault Read only 77 Manifold outlet sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 78 Heat exchanger outlet sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 79 Circuit 1 exchanger outlet sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 80 Circuit 2 exchanger outlet sensor fault 1 Fault Read only 81 Ou...

Page 27: ...iliary electric heater 1 or boiler 1 on Read only 96 State of auxiliary electric heater 2 1 on Read only 97 State of auxiliary electric heater 3 1 on Read only 98 State of auxiliary electric heater 4 1 on Read only 99 Stage 1 circuit 1 output status 1 on Read only 100 Stage 1 circuit 2 output status 1 on Read only 101 Stage 2 circuit 1 output status 1 on Read only 102 Stage 2 circuit 2 output stat...

Page 28: ... for 4 mA in cooling mode step 0 5 Read Write 119 P125 2 Setpoint for 4 mA in heating mode step 0 5 Read Write 120 P126 1 Setpoint for 20 mA in cooling mode step 0 5 Read Write 121 P126 2 Setpoint for 20 mA in heating mode step 0 5 Read Write 122 P127 Cooling control according to the outside temperature 0 No 1 Yes Read Write 123 P128 Drift start in cooling mode Read Write 124 P129 Drift end in coo...

Page 29: ... change Manufacturer only 139 P285 Heating mode runtime in hours Read only 140 P286 Cooling mode runtime in hours Read only 141 P287 Pump 1 runtime in hours Read only 142 P288 Pump 2 runtime in hours Read only 143 P310 Number of starts stage 1 circuit 1 Read only 144 P311 Stage 1 circuit 1 runtime Read only 145 P313 Number of starts stage 2 circuit 1 Read only 146 P314 Stage 2 circuit 1 runtime Re...

Page 30: ...mmary 1 Fault Read only 156 Circuit 2 fault summary 1 Fault Read only 157 Operation summary on off and AB closed 1 on Read only 158 Condenser temperature Read only 159 Evaporator inlet temperature Read only 160 Outdoor temperature Read only 161 Outdoor temperature too high in cooling mode 1 Fault Read only 162 Evaporator outlet temperature Read only ...

Page 31: ... Non critical fault output 0 On 1 Off Read only 10 Damper output frost protection or isolation 0 On 1 Off Read only 11 Plate heat exchanger bypass output 0 On 1 Off Read only 12 Intake filter fouling input 0 No 1 Yes Read only 13 Intake duct pressure input 0 No 1 Yes Read only 14 Intake temperature input C 10 Read only 15 Exhaust temperature input C 10 Read only 16 Exhaust duct pressure input Bar ...

Page 32: ...tact closed Read only 2 On off input 2 0 Contact open 1 Contact closed Read only 3 On off input 3 0 Contact open 1 Contact closed Read only 4 On off input 4 0 Contact open 1 Contact closed Read only 5 On off output 1 0 Contact open 1 Contact closed Write only 6 On off output 2 0 Contact open 1 Contact closed Write only 7 On off output 3 0 Contact open 1 Contact closed Write only 8 On off output 4 ...

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