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WPT Operations and Maintenance 

Document No. 910-00028-01, Rev 1

 

 

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WPT: Wireless Pneumatic Thermostat, replaces existing pneumatic thermostats 

RPT,  RWAL:  Wireless  Repeaters,  extends  wireless  range  of  WPTs  back  to  the 
HUSB/GBC 

HUSB: Wireless Hub, receives data from WPTs and sends commands out to WPTs 

GBC: Green Box Controller, collects WPT data through HUSB.  Stores data locally in 
database.    Provides  web  application  server  for  basic  HMI  and  BACnet/IP  server  to 
send/receive data from BAS via BACnet/IP. 

The WPTs will periodically “wake-up”  and send  setpoint, branch  pressure  and zone 
temperature readings back to the GBC via a mesh network of repeaters and the hub.  
The GBC then takes the readings and stores them into its local database.  From the 
local database, the information is then available using the Cypress Web Application 
or via BACnet/IP. 

Commands  can  also  be  sent  to  the  WPTs  from  either  the  GBC  or  customer  BAS 
(using BACnet/IP).  These commands are queued and sent to the WPT back through 
the network of repeaters.  

3  System Installation 

The recommended steps for installing the WPT system (thermostats, repeaters, hub 
and  server)  are  as  follows.    For  specific  instructions  for  each  system  component, 
please  refer  to  the  individual  product  installation  manuals.    The  product  documents 
are listed in Section 1.2. 

3.1 

Step 1: Identify Repeater and GBC/HUB locations via a wireless survey 

3.1.1  Required equipment: 

1. WPT-800-RKIT: Wireless Range Test Kit  

Summary of Contents for PT-800-HUSB

Page 1: ...f the legacy pneumatic HVAC systems 1 1 System Components The WPT 80x Series system includes the following components Wireless thermostat WPT 80x thermostat Wireless repeaters WPT 800 RWAL WPT 800 RWA...

Page 2: ...a mesh network of repeaters and the hub The GBC then takes the readings and stores them into its local database From the local database the information is then available using the Cypress Web Applica...

Page 3: ...will then see a number start to flash with the thermometer icon on the left The thermometer icon indicates this is the setpoint The flashing number is the current setpoint 2 Once the number is flashin...

Page 4: ...nt setpoint on the right Enter the new setpoint you want and then click on Update You should see a confirmation window pop up afterwards 4 3 2 Add or remove a WPT to from an existing group 1 From the...

Page 5: ...p Node and click Edit next to the WPT you wish to remove Once it s selected click Delete to remove the device from the GBC database 5 2 Adding or removing a user from the system From the GBC web appli...

Page 6: ...Admin Tool Using the GBC Administration Tool verify the thermostats are in calibration If there are any that require recalibration manually recalibrate or send an auto calibration command from the GB...

Page 7: ...he closest repeater in common with all the nodes 2 At the repeater make sure it is still powered on and the configuration settings look correct Also verify the antenna is pointed vertically and not ho...

Page 8: ...that the buttons are locked This indication disappears automatically after a few seconds E0 Discovery error Not able to connect to nearest repeater or HUSB Retry discovery by pressing any button Check...

Page 9: ...from this error after a few refresh cycles E2 Radio Error Not able to send receive data If the error persists contact the original distributor for replacement E3 Ping Error Not able to locate a free...

Page 10: ...the HUSB attempts to correct the problem Do not disturb the HUSB during this process The HUSB automatically recovers from this error after a few refresh cycles E4 Wireless Communication Error Not abl...

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