background image

                                                                                                  CRESTRON                                                                                                  

6  

••

  CNTS-N

Operations Guide - DOC. 8114

From the “Define Network” screen of the Workshop (refer to screen 1 of 3), cursor
down to NET ID EF and depress TAB until “CTP-3000” appears in the NET DEVICE
column. Depress F2 to enter the definition. From this screen depress F7 to display the
ANALOG SIGNAL NAME screen (refer to screen 2 of 3). Enter the signal name
coming from the CNTS-N on channel AI1. In the example, the signal name RAW is
used. A signal name must be entered on AI1 for the CNTS-N to report back values
properly. Repeat this procedure for the touchpanel and assign proper signal names
(refer to screen 3 of 3).

NOTE:  

When entering values into the MXB symbol, type the value and depress the

F10 key before moving off the field. This forces the Workshop to accept the numeric
parameter instead of attempting to convert it to a percentage. Verify that the optional
[DIV] field is left blank; it is not used for this application.

There are four temperature display formats: Fahrenheit without fractional part,
Fahrenheit with fractional part, Celsius without fractional part, and Celsius with
fractional part. To obtain these values from the RAW signal, four different MXB
symbols are used (refer back to the SIMPL-I block diagram). Each MXB output is
routed to an analog output of a touchpanel definition (CTP-3000 in the example).
VisionTools™ for Windows (VTW) is used to properly display the outputs via the
Digital Gauge object.

VisionTools for Windows

NOTE:  

When displaying results, use any available output on the CTP-3000

definition. The analog outputs in this example are only a sample (i.e., CELSIUS-10
could be routed to AN26 and could join the digital gauge to 26 instead of 4).

When designing touchpanel layout pages, keep in mind that all object properties are
assigned from the respective properties dialog boxes. The “Digital Gauge Properties”
dialog box has a number of tabs for various settings. For this example, the Join and
Design tabs must be accessed (refer to illustration below). The table that follows the
illustration itemizes all the necessary settings for the signals in the block diagram.

Digital Gauge Properties Dialog Box (Design Tab)

Digital Gauge Settings for CNTS-N

SIGNAL

CHANNEL

JOIN #

DECIMAL POSITION

DIGITS

FAHRENHEIT

AN1

1

12345

123

FAHRENHEIT-10

AN2

2

1234.5

1234

CELSIUS

AN3

3

12345

123

CELSIUS-10

AN4

4

1234.5

1234

Summary of Contents for CNTS-N

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ations Guide DOC 8114 Contents i Contents CNTS N 1 Description 1 Leading Specifications 2 Setup 2 Identity Code 2 Preparation for Use 3 Programming 3 Problem Solving 7 Troubleshooting 7 Further Inquiries 7 Syntax 7 ...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ... II network The sensor measures ambient room temperature and depending on programming delivers a reading to a touchpanel for display in one of four formats The CNTS N is designed for wall mounting using a standard single gang electrical box The exposed faceplate and bezel has no discernible features to draw attention to it Therefore it can be discreetly located in a room CNTS N Physical Views ...

Page 6: ...h 1 125 in 2 858 cm Weight 0 540 lb 0 245 kg Setup Identity Code Each device on the CRESNET II network requires the setting of an identity code NET ID Typically these codes are recognized by a two digit hexadecimal number from 03 to FE However the CNTS N is limited to 16 possible hexadecimal numbers E0 to EF The NET ID of each unit must match an ID CODE specified in the NET ID statement of the CRE...

Page 7: ...NTS N Simply disconnect the 3 pin connector 1 Pass the four network wires of the CNTS N through the bezel opening and set the unit into the bezel 2 Use four connector nuts and connect the four network wires of the CNTS N to the network wire in the single gang electrical box Refer to the silk screening on the back of the CNTS N for a definition of wire color RED 24 WHT Y GRN Z and BLK G 3 Use two s...

Page 8: ...W S DIV OFFSET 0 SPAN 256 MXB CELSIUS 10 CELSIUS NET ID FE AN4 AN3 FAHRENHEIT 10 FAHRENHEIT AN2 CTP 3000 AN1 Workshop The CRESNET II Workshop is designed to simplify the various operations needed to program and run a CRESNET II control system Define the CNTS N as a CTP 3000 with NET ID equal to EF If the NET ID has been altered as described in Identity Code on page 2 use this new NET ID in the Wor...

Page 9: ...e SIMPL I Menu in the CRESNET II Workshop These screens are shown to clarify the means of assigning signal names to the SIMPL program in the block diagram CNTS N Workshop Screens 1 of 3 CNTS N Workshop Screens 2 of 3 CNTS N Workshop Screens 3 of 3 ...

Page 10: ... part and Celsius with fractional part To obtain these values from the RAW signal four different MXB symbols are used refer back to the SIMPL I block diagram Each MXB output is routed to an analog output of a touchpanel definition CTP 3000 in the example VisionTools for Windows VTW is used to properly display the outputs via the Digital Gauge object VisionTools for Windows NOTE When displaying res...

Page 11: ...MXB symbols are incorrect Use CRESNET II Workshop and verify that SPAN and OFFSET values are correctly entered Touchpanel does not display any temperature readings CNTS N is not wired properly Verify CNTS N wiring RED 24 WHT Y GRN Z and BLK G Further Inquiries If after reviewing this Operations Guide for the CNTS N you can not locate specific information please take advantage of CRESTRON s award w...

Page 12: ......

Reviews: