Open Processor with Trane Driver Owner's Manual
1-2
Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.
Landis Division
C
C
C
Co
o
o
om
m
m
mp
p
p
pa
a
a
attttiiiib
b
b
bili
ili
ili
ilitttty
y
y
y
The Open Processor is compatible with the following products:
x
APOGEE Insight
“
for Personal Computers
x
Stand-alone Control Unit (SCU), Revision 6.1 or greater
x
Local Area Network (LAN) Controller
x
Remote Control Unit Protocol 2 (RCU P2)
x
Modular Equipment Controller (MEC)
x
Modular Building Controller (MBC)
x
Remote Building Controller (RBC)
x
Floor Level Network (FLN) Controller
G
G
G
Ga
a
a
atttthe
he
he
herrrriiiing
ng
ng
ng a
a
a
and
nd
nd
nd P
P
P
Prrrro
o
o
oc
c
c
ce
e
e
essi
ssi
ssi
ssing
ng
ng
ng F
F
F
Fiiiie
e
e
elllld
d
d
d IIIInpu
npu
npu
nputttts
s
s
s
The Open Processor samples the Trane network inputs, or
points
, for information and stores
numerical representations of these values. The Open Processor then takes the required
action; that is, it either adds current information to the history file or sends an alarm message
to the proper location.
E
E
E
Ex
x
x
xe
e
e
ec
c
c
cu
u
u
uttttiiiing
ng
ng
ng C
C
C
Con
on
on
ontr
tr
tr
tro
o
o
ol
l
l
l P
P
P
Prrrrog
og
og
ogrrrram
am
am
ams
s
s
s
The Open Processor continuously executes a user-defined set of instructions called the
control program
. This program uses the most recent point values and the most recent clock
time. The control program performs the following functions:
x
Evaluates control strategies.
x
Uses an internal calendar and time clock for time-based functions.
x
Updates point values, and commands field points according to the program results.
x
Sends alarms, messages, or reports to proper terminal locations as needed.
P
P
P
Prrrro
o
o
oc
c
c
ce
e
e
essi
ssi
ssi
ssing
ng
ng
ng O
O
O
Ope
pe
pe
perrrra
a
a
atttto
o
o
or
r
r
r C
C
C
Co
o
o
omma
mma
mma
mmand
nd
nd
nds
s
s
s
An operator can issue commands or requests to the Open Processor using an operator
terminal and the operator interface program that resides in the Open Processor. Reference
the
System 600 APOGEE Field Panels User’s Manual
(125-3000) for more information on
access levels.