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G0

Ground

Outputs

AD1
AD2

Not in use

24 V

G

24 Vac output.

G0

Ground

Outputs

AD3
AD4
AO5
AO6

Not in use

24 V

G

24 Vac output.

G0

Ground

RS-485

A+
B-

RS-485 bus connection for Modbus RTU.

3.3.1.2 Bottom connectors

Room units

G
G0
A+
B-

Not in use.

Inputs

Agnd
1
2
3
4
5
6
Agnd

Not in use.

Produal Oy | Keltakalliontie 18, FI 48770 Kotka, Finland | tel. +358 10 219 9100 | fax. +358 5 230 9210 | [email protected]

Information is subject to change without prior notice.

EN - 5401comm

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Summary of Contents for Proxima WBU

Page 1: ...Wireless Produal Proxima MESH 2 4 GHz Commissioning and maintenance 5 year warranty...

Page 2: ...guring and commissioning procedure 18 4 Configuring the base unit settings 20 4 1 Configuring average measurement groups 21 4 1 1 Available settings for average groups 22 4 2 Configuring alarms 22 4 2...

Page 3: ...measurements 57 6 4 1 Available tuning values 57 6 5 Transmitters firmware updates 57 6 5 1 Updating wireless transmitters firmware using FOTA 57 6 5 2 Updating wireless transmitter firmware locally 6...

Page 4: ...between transmitters and base unit Produal MyTool can t communicate with wireless devices using MIRA Bluetooth is used for communication between Produal MyTool and wireless devices The Bluetooth commu...

Page 5: ...move the transmitters that are not in the area press the Clear device list button 5 If the device is not showing in the list press the connection button very shortly under one second The indicator lig...

Page 6: ...s six possible values 99 90 50 10 5 and 1 Not associated The transmitter doesn t see the network Associated The transmitter has found the network and is connecting to it MESH NETWORK STATUS Transmitte...

Page 7: ...available Battery level alarm You can set the battery level that causes an alarm Missing transmitter alarm Measurement value alarm You can set the measurement value limits that define the normal value...

Page 8: ...dated to transmitters in specific messages and the interval of these messages is fixed to the network size The update frequency can be calculated by using the following formula network size x 5 s For...

Page 9: ...ole network is restarted after all devices are updated 2 7 Measurement data sending interval The measurement data can be read from the transmitters based on the base unit polling with fixed interval a...

Page 10: ...The light indicates the communication in the RS 485 port PUMP The light indicates that PUMP expansions are connected to the control unit Wireless Indicates the push of the connection button 2 8 2 WTR...

Page 11: ...3x 5 s 3x 5 s The device is searching the network 4x 5 s 4x 5 s The network is not configured The indicator light also indicates if the connection button is pressed Produal Oy Keltakalliontie 18 FI 4...

Page 12: ...r these when routing the messages When designing a bigger network these external power supply devices can be used as the backbone of the network If there is power loss in external power supply battery...

Page 13: ...t of metal structures Metallic parts e g wall reinforcements thermal insulation metal foils and metallized heat absorbing glasses reflect radio waves This creates a so called radio shadow behind the s...

Page 14: ...y observing possible radio shadow places and other restrictive factors The radio coverage in commercial buildings is usually restricted by fire safety walls that cause radio shadows However inside the...

Page 15: ...tion e g above a false ceiling and doesn t normally require any additional cover for the cabling However the installation regulations may be different in your country Important Check the local install...

Page 16: ...Vac output G0 Ground RS 485 A B RS 485 bus connection for Modbus RTU 3 3 1 2 Bottom connectors Room units G G0 A B Not in use Inputs Agnd 1 2 3 4 5 6 Agnd Not in use Produal Oy Keltakalliontie 18 FI 4...

Page 17: ...mounting box differential temperature caused by external wall 3 4 1 Powering WTR WTR models have a battery for power supply The devices are delivered with a with a battery that is disconnected by usi...

Page 18: ...3 5 Vdc SCL Serial clock line SDA Serial data line GND I2C models 0 V G0 0 V G 10 30 Vdc 12 28 Vac 3 5 Network configuring and commissioning procedure It s recommended to follow the following procedu...

Page 19: ...rting from the closest transmitter See the chapter Adding devices to wireless network on page 47 Produal Oy Keltakalliontie 18 FI 48770 Kotka Finland tel 358 10 219 9100 fax 358 5 230 9210 info produa...

Page 20: ...r the first time 4 If the device is not showing in the list press the connection button until the Wireless indicator light flashes to enable the Bluetooth in the device A A Connection button The indic...

Page 21: ...t from the device 12 Select the disconnecting method Select Disconnect to disconnect the device without deactivating the device Bluetooth Select End commissioning to disconnect the device and deactiva...

Page 22: ...96 97 98 99 100 92 93 94 95 List of transmitters that are used in the average group The selected transmitters are marked with green background and online transmitters are marked with white background...

Page 23: ...ing on page 23 for more details 3 Press the Confirm changes button to save the changes 4 Press Install to device button to write the changes to the device 4 3 1 Available settings for input register c...

Page 24: ...Over Bus settings You can configure up to three Value Over bus functions 1 Press the Value Over Bus button in the Configurations view 2 Select the configuration you are going to set by pressing the n...

Page 25: ...condary DNS server for Ethernet BMS RS 485 address 1 247 1 BMS slave address RS 485 BMS RS 485 speed 9600 14400 19200 38400 57600 115200 bit s 9600 bit s BMS bus speed RS 485 BMS RS 485 parity None Od...

Page 26: ...ck to disconnect from the device 10 Select the disconnecting method Select Disconnect to disconnect the device without deactivating the device Bluetooth Select End commissioning to disconnect the devi...

Page 27: ...he register usage depends on the used function code Important Some BMS systems may need extra configuring to able to use the whole register space Contact the system vendor support if needed The follow...

Page 28: ...212 Transmitters online ID 49 64 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 49 64 10213 Transmitters online ID 65 80 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 65 80 10214 Transmitters online ID 81 96 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 81 96 1021...

Page 29: ...sured temperature value Unsigned 16 1 100 ID 1 100 12002 Register of the lowest measured temperature value Unsigned 16 37 48 37 48 12003 Highest measured temperature value Signed 16 1000 1000 100 0 10...

Page 30: ...description Data type Values Range 12800 Low temperature alarm ID 1 16 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 1 16 12801 Low temperature alarm ID 17 32 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 17 32 12802 Low temperature alarm ID...

Page 31: ...gned 16 bits 0 15 ID 49 64 12839 High CO2 alarm ID 65 80 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 65 80 12840 High CO2 alarm ID 81 96 Unsigned 16 bits 0 15 ID 81 96 12841 High CO2 alarm ID 97 100 Unsigned 16 bits 0 3...

Page 32: ...2 Hextet 1 for device type Unsigned 16 0 65535 0 65535 2XX03 Hextet 0 for serial number Unsigned 16 0 65535 0 65535 2XX04 Hextet 1 for serial number Unsigned 16 0 65535 0 65535 2XX05 Hextet 0 for MAC...

Page 33: ...ments in EXT4 Unsigned 16 bits 0 5 0 Voltage 1 Current 2 Resistance high 3 Resistance low 4 NTC 10 5 PT 1000 2XX32 Number of supported I2C sensors Unsigned 16 0 255 0 255 2XX33 Sensor fault alarms Uns...

Page 34: ...ues that are marked with depend on the transmitters properties Register Parameter description Data type Values Range 2XX36 Value type for transmitter specific measurement 1 2XX37 Value type for transm...

Page 35: ...instruction The register numbers include an XX in the middle Replace the XX with the transmitter ID 1 value For example a transmitter with the ID 6 XX 05 Note The values that are marked with depend on...

Page 36: ...n value over bus 2 configuration Note The values that are marked with depend on the transmitters properties Regis ter Parameter description Data type Values Range Default 10913 Common value sending fo...

Page 37: ...e values from the chapter Available value over bus VOB value types on page 38 0 11399 Transmitter value type ID 100 Unsigned 16 0 1 2 12 See the list of available values from the chapter Available val...

Page 38: ...g registers for transmitter specific value over bus 2 configuration on page 37 Regis ter Parameter description Data type Values Range Default 11700 Transmitter value to send over bus 2 ID 1 Unsigned 1...

Page 39: ...e register numbers include an X in the middle Replace the X with the measurement group number 1 5 you are adjusting Note The values that are marked with depend on the transmitters properties Regis ter...

Page 40: ...from all transmitters to the input registers 18200 18299 Unsigned 16 0 99 0 99 Transmitter Modbus register number 53 18003 Register to be cloned set 4 The selected Modbus address will be cloned from a...

Page 41: ...ties Regis ter Parameter description Data type Values Range Default 2XX27 Display brightness Unsigned 16 1 10 0 10 5 2XX28 Display scrolling mode Unsigned 16 0 1 0 Upper value scrolling lower value is...

Page 42: ...2 Not in use 0 2XX33 Not in use 0 2XX34 Not in use 0 2XX35 Button function The first press activates the display if the display is not on Unsigned 16 0 1 2 0 Manual value scroll 1 Button function is m...

Page 43: ...ection each known sensor has list of values that can be read 0 2XX43 I2C input 2 Unsigned 16 0 65535 Upper 8 bits I2C sensor type Lower 8 bits value selection each known sensor has list of values that...

Page 44: ...perature Signed 16 1 500 0 1 50 0 C 5 2XX50 COV limit for humidity Signed 16 1 5000 0 01 50 00 rH 500 2XX51 COV limit for additional measurement 1 CO2 0 2XX52 COV limit for additional measurement 2 0...

Page 45: ...C value 3 offset 0 Holding registers for transmitter output settings Table reading instruction The register numbers include an XX in the middle Replace the XX with the transmitter ID 1 value For examp...

Page 46: ...r the first time 4 If the device is not showing in the list press the connection button until the Wireless indicator light flashes to enable the Bluetooth in the device A A Connection button The indic...

Page 47: ...on to return to main view Press Add transmitters to project button to add wireless transmitters to network Important Configure all needed transmitter settings before connecting to the wireless network...

Page 48: ...tton you can analyse the network 5 If the device is not showing in the list press the connection button until the indicator light flashes to enable the Bluetooth in the device Important Do not press t...

Page 49: ...e the device name The application warns about names that are already used during the same commissioning session Note Don t use any special characters etc in the device name 13 Press the Next button 14...

Page 50: ...Description Excellent 55 dBm Excellent signal strength Good 75 56 dBm Good signal strength Average 85 76 dBm Average signal strength Poor 95 86 dBm Poor signal strength Very poor 95 dBm Very poor sig...

Page 51: ...utton The device list shows the devices that has Bluetooth activated Note The Bluetooth is enabled when the supply voltage is connected for the first time 3 If the device is not showing in the list pr...

Page 52: ...tings before connecting to the wireless network The base unit deactivates the Bluetooth communication and moves to MIRA communication mode The wireless network is now visible in the Wireless installat...

Page 53: ...e is connected for the first time 4 If the device is not showing in the list press the connection button until the indicator light flashes to enable the Bluetooth in the device Important Do not press...

Page 54: ...able only for devices equipped with display See more information about the settings from the following chapters 8 Make the changes to configuration 9 Press Install to device button to write the change...

Page 55: ...lower value static Upper value static lower value scrolling Upper value scrolling lower value static Display scrolling settings Display static value Temperature Relative humidity Measurement 1 4 Exte...

Page 56: ...ration of CO2 measurement The parameter is available only if the device is equipped with CO2 measurement PIR detection delay 0 5 s 0 s PIR detection delay The parameter is available only if the device...

Page 57: ...reless network The FOTA firmware update process can take up from few minutes to several hours depending on the network size The base unit updates two devices at a time and then moves to the next devic...

Page 58: ...he button 4 Select the device from the list 5 Press the Connect button CPU indicator light is illuminated continuously when Produal MyTool is connected to the device 6 Check that all installed transmi...

Page 59: ...age press Back button and turn off the Bluetooth manually After the update process has started Produal MyTool is not needed to complete the update The base unit updates the transmitters Note You can m...

Page 60: ...ore detailed information about the update 5 After successful update press the DISCARD button to remove the project from the list 6 5 2 Updating wireless transmitter firmware locally 1 Start Produal My...

Page 61: ...from the list 5 Press the Connect button The indicator light is illuminated continuously when Produal MyTool is connected to the device 6 Press the Firmware update button You can see the update detai...

Page 62: ...t the device and deactivate the device Bluetooth Note The wireless network communication MIRA communication starts only if the Bluetooth is deactivated However the device also deactivates the Bluetoot...

Page 63: ...work builds up starting from the transmitters that are closest to the base unit 7 2 All transmitters appear to be offline Possible cause Remedy Bluetooth is enabled If the base unit Bluetooth is enabl...

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