GEZE IO 420
GEZE IO 420
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16.Multistate value 12 =not_used;
17.Multistate value 13
=not_used;
18.Multistate value 14 =not_used;
19.Multistate value 15 =not_used;
21.Notification class
=xxxyyy;
END OF FILE----------------------------------------------
The title part including the
“=”
sign must not be changed. The
“=”
has the function of separating the title and
BACnet name. The name of the individual BACnet devices may be changed. Care must be taken that the line ends
with a semicolon ";" and the name does not contain more than 32 characters. Special characters may not be used,
with the exception of space, underscore, hyphen, full stop and comma.
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Parameter setting GEZE IO 420
The first time parameters are set for the IO 420, the GEZE service terminal ST 220 should always be used. Once
entered, the configuration file
“IO420_V1.CON”
can be copied to a microSD card and adapted further at the PC if
necessary. A microSD card can then be used to load this profile to another IO 420 with the same firmware.
If the LED for microSD card is flashing, the microSD card must not be taken out of the slot.
The IO 420 must be de-energised for the microSD card to be removed and inserted.
The following points must be remembered when the configuration file is modified at the PC:
à
The parameter name including the “=” sign must not be changed. The “=” has the function of separating the
title part and the value.
à
The parameter value may only contain numbers.
à
Heed the min./max. values given in brackets.
Parameter name
Value Description
0.CAN_ADDR1(0~63)
=
1;
CAN address for door #1
1.CAN_ADDR2(0~63)
=
0;
CAN address for door #2
2.CAN_ADDR3(0~63)
=
0;
CAN address for door #3
3.CAN_ADDR4(0~63)
=
0;
CAN address for door #4
4.BACNET_MACADR(0~127)
=
1;
BACnet MAC address
5.BACNET_DEVICEID(1~4194303)
=
1;
BACnet DEVICE-ID
6.BACNET_BAUDRATE(0~6)
=
5;
0 = not active
1= 9.6 kB
2= 19.2 kB
3= 38.4 kB
4= 57.6 kB
5= 76.8 kB
6= 115.2 kB
7.BACNET_NOTIFYCLASS(1~90)
=
50;
Instance number of the notification class object.
8.VALUE_UTC_OFFSET(0~780)
=
60;
UTC time offset in minutes; amount shown without sign (e.g. EN = 60 min.)
9.SIGN_UTC_OFFSET(1:-/0:+)
=
1;
Sign for UTC offset.
1 : negative offset
0: positive offset
Offset = [UTC] - [local time], which is why Germany has a negative value.
10.CONF_OUTPUT3(0~4)
11.CONF_OUTPUT4(0~4)
=
=
0;
0;
Configuration of output 3 and 4 for door solution
0: Output inactive
1: Alarm
2: Locked
3: Closed
4: Locked and closed.
12.INPUT1_TYPE(0~10)
13.INPUT2_TYPE(0~10)
14.INPUT3_TYPE(0~12)
15.INPUT4_TYPE(0~12)
=
=
=
=
10;
10;
10;
10;
The valid value range for the respective input varies depending on the module type.
The following list is used to decipher the numbers. Changes to the inputs must be
made using the GEZE service terminal ST 220.
0: inactive
1: Active leaf unlocked
2: Unlock active leaf (command)
3: Short-term release (KZF) active leaf
(AL) and passive leaf (IL) (commands)
4: Active leaf closed
5: Fire alarm system (electric strike)
6: RWA (electric strike)
7: Passive leaf closed
8: KZF-AL (command)
9: Time switch (ZSU) master
10: Switch function
11: Fire alarm system for universal module
(closer)
12: RWA for universal module (closer)
16.KZF1_ABORT(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #1 not interruptible
1: Short-term release door #1 interruptible
17.KZF1_AFTERTRG(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #1 cannot be triggered later
1: Short-term release door #1 can be triggered later
18.KZF1_TIME(3~30)
=
10;
Short-term release time door #1 (3 to 30 seconds)
19.KZF2_ABORT(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #2 not interruptible
1: Short-term release door #2 interruptible
20.KZF2_AFTERTRG.(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #2 cannot be triggered later
1: Short-term release door #2 can be triggered later
21.KZF2_TIME(3~30)
=
10;
Short-term release time door #2 (3 to 30 seconds)
22.KZF3_ABORT(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #3 not interruptible
1: Short-term release door #3 interruptible
23.KZF3_AFTERTRG.(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #3 cannot be triggered later
1: Short-term release door #3 can be triggered later
24.KZF3_TIME(3~30)
=
10;
Short-term release time door #3 (3 to 30 seconds)
25.KZF4_ABORT(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #4 not interruptible
1: Short-term release door #4 interruptible
26.KZF4_AFTERTRG.(0/1)
=
0;
0: Short-term release door #4 cannot be triggered later
1: Short-term release door #4 can be triggered later
27.KZF4_TIME(3~30)
=
10;
Short-term release time door #4 (3 to 30 seconds)
28. ADJ_DAY_LIGHT_SAVING (0/1)
=
1;
0: automatic switch over between summer and winter time is disabled.
1: automatic switch over between summer and winter time is enabled.
29.not_used
=
0;
30.AL_SUPPR_DUR(0~250)
=
50;
Duration of the alarm suppression with “watchdog” module type in seconds
31.AL_DELAY_TIME(0~250)
=
100; Duration of the alarm delay with “watchdog” module type in seconds
32.MODULETYPE(0~15)
=
10;
1: Watchdog
2: One-door solution
3: Two-door solution
4: Four-door solution
5: IQ Lock EL + AUT
6: IQ Lock 72 + AUT (from software version
2)
7: Automatic stat.
8: Automatic 4Sec
9: Window
10: Universal
11: RWS + KL400
12: DCU 1, 2 or 8
13: DCU 6 revolving door
14: DCU 1, 2 or 8 + RWS + KL400
15: MBZ300 smoke and heat extraction
system
33.LOGFILE_LEVEL(0~2)
=
0;
0: Level 0. No protocol is written in the log file
1: Level 1. Alarm messages are written in the log file
2: Level 2. Alarm messages and actions are written in the log file
34.ZSUMASTER1_ACTIVITY(0/1)
=
0;
0: as “ZSU master group 1” not active
1: as “ZSU master group 1” active
35.ZSUMASTER1_SUNDAY(0/1)
36.ZSUMASTER1_MONDAY(0/1)
37.ZSUMASTER1_TUESDAY(0/1)
38.ZSUMASTER1_WEDNESDA(0/1)
39.ZSUMASTER1_THURSDAY(0/1)
40.ZSUMASTER1_FRIDAY(0/1)
41.ZSUMASTER1_SATURDAY(0/1)
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
Day configuration “ZSU master group 1”
0: as “ZSU master group 1” inactive on this day of the week
1: as “ZSU master group 1” active on this day of the week
42.ZSUMASTER1_START_HH(0~23)
43.ZSUMASTER1_START_MM(0~59)
=
=
0;
0;
Start time “ZSU master group 1”
Specification of “hours” 0-23; specification of “minutes” 0-59
44.ZSUMASTER1_END_HH(0~23)
45.ZSUMASTER1_END_MM(0~59)
=
=
0;
0;
End time “ZSU master group 1”
Specification of “hours” 0-23; specification of “minutes” 0-59
46.ZSUMASTER2_ACTIVITY(0/1)
=
0;
0: as “ZSU master group 2” not active.
1: as “ZSU master group 2” active.
47.ZSUMASTER2_SUNDAY(0/1)
48.ZSUMASTER2_MONDAY(0/1)
49.ZSUMASTER2_TUESDAY(0/1)
50.ZSUMASTER2_WEDNESDAY(0/1)
51.ZSUMASTER2_THURSDAY(0/1)
52.ZSUMASTER2_FRIDAY(0/1)
53.ZSUMASTER2_SATURDAY(0/1)
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
Day configuration “ZSU master group 2”.
0: as “ZSU master group 2” inactive on this day of the week
1: as “ZSU master group 2” active on this day of the week
54.ZSUMASTER2_START_HH(0~23)
55.ZSUMASTER2_START_MM(0~59)
=
=
0;
0;
Start time “ZSU master group 2”
Specification of “hours” 0-23; specification of “minutes” 0-59
56.ZSUMASTER2_END_HH(0~23)
57.ZSUMASTER2_END_MM(0~59)
=
=
0;
0;
End time “ZSU master group 2”
Specification of “hours” 0-23; specification of “minutes” 0-59
58.ZSUMASTER3_ACTIVITY(0/1)
=
0;
0: as “ZSU master group 3” not active.
1: as “ZSU master group 3” active.
59.ZSUMASTER3_SUNDAY(0/1)
60.ZSUMASTER3_MONDAY(0/1)
61.ZSUMASTER3_TUESDAY(0/1)
62.ZSUMASTER3_WEDNESDAY(0/1)
63.ZSUMASTER3_THURSDAY(0/1)
64.ZSUMASTER3_FRIDAY(0/1)
65.ZSUMASTER3_SATURDAY(0/1)
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
0;
Day configuration “ZSU master group 3”.
0: as “ZSU master group 3” inactive on this day of the week
1: as “ZSU master group 3” active on this day of the week
66.ZSUMASTER3_START_HH(0~23)
67.ZSUMASTER3_START_MM(0~59)
=
=
0;
0;
Start time “ZSU master group 3”
Specification of “hours” 0-23; specification of “minutes” 0-59
68.ZSUMASTER3_END_HH(0~23)
69.ZSUMASTER3_END_MM(0~59)
=
=
0;
0;
End time “ZSU master group 3”
Specification of “hours” 0-23; specification of “minutes” 0-59
70.ZSUMASTER4_ACTIVITY(0/1)
=
0;
0: as “ZSU master group 4” not active.
1: as “ZSU master group 4” active.
GEZE IO 420
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16.Multistate value 12 =not_used;
17.Multistate value 13
=not_used;
18.Multistate value 14 =not_used;
19.Multistate value 15 =not_used;
21.Notification class
=xxxyyy;
END OF FILE----------------------------------------------
Der Titelteil einschließlich dem
„=“
Zeichen darf nicht geändert werden. Das
„=“
fungiert hier als Trennzeichen
zwischen Titel und BACnet-Namen. Der Namen der einzelnen BACnet-Objekte darf geändert werden. Hierbei gilt
zu beachten, dass die Zeile mit einem Semikolon „;“ endet und der Name nicht mehr als 32 Zeichen enthält. Die
Verwendung von Sonderzeichen ist nicht erlaubt, ausgenommen Leerzeichen, Unterstrich, Bindestrich, Punkt
und Komma.
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Parametrierung GEZE IO 420
Die erste Parametrierung des IO 420 sollte grundsätzlich mit Hilfe des GEZE Serviceterminals ST 220 erfolgen. Ein-
mal eingestellt kann die Konfigurationsdatei
„IO420_V1.CON“
auf eine microSD-Card kopiert und gegebenenfalls
am PC weiter angepasst werden. Das so erstellte Profil kann dann mittels microSD-Card auf ein anderes IO 420
mit gleicher Firmware geladen werden.
Wenn die LED für microSD-Card blinkt, darf die microSD-Card nicht aus dem Slot herausgenommen werden.
Zum Entfernen und Einstecken der microSD-Card das IO 420 spannungslos schalten.
Bei der Modifizierung der Konfigurationsdatei am PC sind folgende Punkte zu beachten:
à
Der Parametername einschließlich dem „=“ Zeichen darf nicht geändert werden. Das „=“ fungiert hier als
Trennzeichen zwischen Titelteil und Wert.
à
Der Parameter-Wert darf nur Zahlen enthalten.
à
Die in den Klammern Angegebenen min./max. Werte beachten.
Parametername
Wert Beschreibung
0.CAN_ADDR1(0~63)
=
1;
CAN-Adresse für Tür #1
1.CAN_ADDR2(0~63)
=
0;
CAN-Adresse für Tür #2
2.CAN_ADDR3(0~63)
=
0;
CAN-Adresse für Tür #3
3.CAN_ADDR4(0~63)
=
0;
CAN-Adresse für Tür #4
4.BACNET_MACADR(0~127)
=
1;
BACnet MAC-Adresse
5.BACNET_DEVICEID(1~4194303)
=
1;
BACnet DEVICE -ID
6.BACNET_BAUDRATE(0~6)
=
5;
0 = nicht aktiv
1= 9,6 kB
2= 19,2 kB
3= 38,4 kB
4= 57,6 kB
5= 76,8 kB
6= 115,2 kB
7.BACNET_NOTIFYCLASS(1~90)
=
50;
Instanznummer des Notification class object.
8.VALUE_UTC_OFFSET(0~780)
=
60;
UTC-Zeit offset in Minuten; Betragswert ohne Vorzeichen; (z. B. DE = 60 Min.)
9.SIGN_UTC_OFFSET(1:-/0:+)
=
1;
Vorzeichen für UTC-Offset.
1 : negativer Offset
0: positiver Offset
Offset = [UTC] - [local time], daher hat Deutschland einen negativen Wert.
10.CONF_OUTPUT3(0~4)
11.CONF_OUTPUT4(0~4)
=
=
0;
0;
Konfiguration von Ausgang 3 und 4 bei Türlösung
0: Ausgang inaktiv
1: Alarm
2: Verriegelt
3: Geschlossen
4: Verriegelt und Geschlossen.
12.INPUT1_TYPE(0~10)
13.INPUT2_TYPE(0~10)
14.INPUT3_TYPE(0~12)
15.INPUT4_TYPE(0~12)
=
=
=
=
10;
10;
10;
10;
Der gültige Wertbereich für den jeweiligen Eingang ist je nach Modultyp anders.
Die folgende Liste dient zu Entschlüsselung der Nummern. Die Änderung der
Eingänge muss über das GEZE Serviceterminal ST 220 erfolgen.
0: inaktiv
1: Gangflügel entriegelt
2: Gangflügel-entriegeln (Befehl)
3: KZF-GF und SF (Befehle)
4: Gangflügel geschlossen
5: BMA (Öffner)
6: RWA (Öffner)
7: Standflügel geschlossen
8: KZF-GF (Befehl)
9: ZSU-Master
10: Schalter-Funktion
11: BMA für Universalmodul (Schließer)
12: RWA für Universalmodul (Schließer)
16.KZF1_ABORT(0/1)
=
0;
0: Kurzzeitfreigabe Tür #1 ist nicht unterbrechbar
1: Kurzzeitfreigabe Tür #1 ist unterbrechbar
17.KZF1_AFTERTRG(0/1)
=
0;
0: Kurzzeitfreigabe Tür #1 kann nicht nachgetriggert werden
1: Kurzzeitfreigabe Tür #1 kann nachgetriggert werden
18.KZF1_TIME(3~30)
=
10;
Kurzzeitfreigabezeit Tür #1 (3 bis 30 Sekunden)
19.KZF2_ABORT(0/1)
=
0;
0: Kurzzeitfreigabe Tür #2 ist nicht unterbrechbar
1: Kurzzeitfreigabe Tür #2 ist unterbrechbar