Product Manual ABB I-Bus KNX ABB Powernet KNX
Product manualABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXABB i-Bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (monochrome, colour)Type: 6136/100C-500-102, 6136/100CB-1026936/100C-102, 6936/100CB-102Intelligent Installation SystemsApril 20101
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXContentsSMARTtouch (colour)6x36/100C(-500)-101SMARTtouch B&O6x36/100CB-101Application programsCircuit diagramInstallation of the supplementary software (RCP tool)Functions of the panel softwareFunctional description: Basic settingsFunctional description: HomepageFunctional description: Monitoring functionFunctional description: Touch surfaces/SymbolsFunctional description: Time programsFunctional description: IR controlFunctional description: Room thermostatFunctional description: LightscenesFunctional description: Alarm functionFunctional description: Presence simulationFunctional description: Logical functions22-42-52-62-62-72 - 102 - 152 - 222 - 222 - 302 - 532 - 582 - 642 - 732 - 772 - 792 - 81April 2010
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXInnovations -102The design of this display is availablein four different colours.The light scene function has 40 memoobjects and the alarm function has 50alarm objects.The simulated presence records telegrams from up to 20 objects (1bit or 1byte) via the bus and sends themagain to the bus corresponding to therecording.In the message function each message received can be activated or deactivated via a separate communicationobject.Touch buttons with the application„Button“ have a feedback object.If a touch button with the application„Dimmer with slider“ is pressed long,an additional window with a slidingcontrol (slider) for dimming opens.Via the logic function „Time function“the functions of staircase lighting,switch-on delay and/or switch offdelay can be implemented.The room thermostat is used to set the„Temperature display in adjustmentmode“. Alternative to the „“Setpoint“,also the „Relative current setpoint ( /K)“ can be displayed.Each page can be protected againstunauthorized access by means of aPIN. There are four hierarchic levels.The screen saver can be deactivatedby the user.The jump function can refer directly tothe information page.For cleaning purposes the display canbe temporarily blocked via a communication object.For a better overview during projectplanning, descriptive text may be added to light scenes, the time programsand the individual pages. The text appears in the function view. Instead of„Page 1“, for example, „Living room“ isdisplayed.April 2010The parameter software also has theoption of searching for internaladdresses.A larger display makes it easier for theuser to administer the individual timeprograms.Innovations -101The panel has an improved page management function. Up to 21 independent pages with various hyperlinkfunctions and operator levels can nowbe created. It is also possible to retrieve the system page, the “Extras” page,the alarm control unit or the alarmmessages from each page via a touchsurface.The end user can retrieve and saveseveral functions (up to 20) one afterthe other and is thus able to createmacros. If a touch surface is assigneda macro function, all the storedfunctions are retrieved in sequencewith only one operation. The panelcan manage up to 32 different macros.User-defined symbols can be storedin the panel and represented on thebuttons. The panel software generatesthe symbol which should be displayedin the panel using *.bmp, *.jpg or *.giffiles and automatically adapts theimage size.Whe the panel is inactive, it switcheson a screen saver. This can be imagesfrom the multimedia/SD card whichare displayed in sequence or animage that is stored in the memory ofthe panel. A single image must beloaded beforehand from the multimedia/SD card into the panel‘s memoryvia the menus of the panel software.The multimedia/SD card can then beremoved.and hyperlink functions via the preview window.The signalling function is carried outas an additional function and no longer has its own page. Up to 30 independent inputs can now be integratedin the alarm control unit i.e. only a cyclical monitoring of the input is carriedout if required.Alternatively, each page can be designed with symbols for CD, TV, DVD,video or tuner control and used forcontrolling media.Status feedback objects can be activated for switch, dimmer and shuttertouch surfaces as well as hyperlinkfunctions and linked with separategroup addresses or actions.The system time is backed up in theevent of a mains failure. The internaltime can be synchronised via the bus,via the system frequency or via an internal quartz clock in the panel.In order to control KNX room thermostats, a 1-byte communication objectfor toggling between the room temperature modes can be enabled in thesettings of a room thermostat touchsurface or in the room thermostatfunction.The timer channels can now alsosend 2-byte values, lightscenes ormacro numbers.If the screen saver or a backgroundimage is displayed, an additional basic function such as “Basic lightingON” can be retrieved onto the displayvia a long push button action(approx. 5 s, corresponds to a longoperation).The preview display has been improved. The preview window now alwaysdisplays the function which has justbeen parameterised. It is possible tocheck the function of individual pages3
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6136/100C-500-1016936/100C-101The SMARTtouch panel is a high-quality KNX touch-sensitive display. Thepanel offers approx. 210 operatorfunctions with a colour display. It isused as a control, monitoring and indication unit for the complete KNX installation which can be operatedacross different rooms.The touch-sensitive display can beprovided with a frame made out of– black glass with chrome flap,– black glass with aluminium flap or– white glass with aluminium flap.The display has background illuminationThe integrated loudspeaker can e.g.feed back operations acoustically orsignal alarm and fault messages.The panel has a pen for operation anda slot for a multimedia/SD card.The operation and control is carriedout in a clear menu structure via thetouch surfaces which are labelled inclear text. The functional assignmentof the touch surfaces can be createdindividually and is dependent on theparameterisation.All the functions of the panel are listedin the table below “Functional overview” (see below).Technical DataPower supplyOperating and display elementsConnectionsType of protectionProtection classAmbient temperature rangeDimensionsWeightCertificationCE normFunctional overview:––––Nominal voltageBus voltage (TP only)Power consumptionTouch-sensitive display––––––––––––Power supplyKNX bus connection (TP only)Multimedia/SD cardIP 20, EN 60 529IIOperationStorage and transportPanel with cover frameFlush-mounted box0.742 kgKNX-certifiedin accordance with the EMC guidelineand the low voltage guideline– Number of operator pages– Number of possible functionsper operator page– Total number of operator functions– Scope of time programs– Scope of scenes– Scope of macros– Number of alarm signals– Monitoring function––––––––4Presence simulationIR remote control channelsIntegrated room thermostatInfo functionAlarm clock/Timer functionRepresentation of background imagesChild protectionNumber of logic functions(AND, OR, NAND, NOR, multiplexer,multiplier, GATE, time function,temperature comparator, status conv.)230 V AC 10%24 V DC 20 VA320 x 240 pixels256 coloursScrew plug-in terminals up to 2.5 mm²Bus connecting terminal1 module slot at the front0 C to 45 C- 20 C to 60 C218 x 185 x 67 mm (W x H x D)200 x 164 x 60 (W x H x D)215, 8 or 1021020 channels, 10 switching times each32 scenes with max. 40 objects(loads)32 macros, each with 20 functions50Monitoring of up to 30 signallinginputs (e.g. window contacts,movement detectors)max. 20 devices16Measuring range from 0 C to 40 C20April 2010
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch B&OType: 6136/100CB-1016936/100CB-101The SMARTtouch panel is a high-quality KNX touch-sensitive display. Thepanel offers approx. 210 operatorfunctions with a colour display. It isused as a control, monitoring and indication unit for the complete KNX installation which can be operatedacross different rooms.The touch-sensitive display can beprovided with a frame made out of– black glass with chrome flap,– black glass with aluminium flap or– white glass with aluminium flap.The display has background illumination.The panel has a pen for operation anda slot for a multimedia/SD card.The SMARTtouch B&O panel is identical to the “standard” SMARTtouch panel. In addition, it can be controlledremotely via a Bang & Olufsen remotecontrol Beo4 e.g. to retrieve a lightscene in the panel. The SMARTtouchB&O panel can further also be operated via the Busch-Jaeger IR remotecontrol.All the functions of the panel are listedin the table below “Functional overview” (see below).The integrated loudspeaker can e.g.feed back operations acoustically orsignal alarm and fault messages.Technical DataPower supplyOperating and display elementsConnectionsType of protectionProtection classAmbient temperature rangeDimensionsWeightCertificationCE normFunctional overview:––––Nominal voltageBus voltage (TP only)Power consumptionTouch-sensitive display––––––––––––Power supplyKNX bus connection (TP only)Multimedia/SD cardIP 20, EN 60 529IIOperationStorage and transportPanel with cover frameFlush-mounted box0.742 kgKNX-certifiedin accordance with the EMC guidelineand the low voltage guideline– Number of operator pages– Number of possible functionsper operator page– Total number of operator functions– Scope of time programs– Scope of scenes– Scope of macros– Number of alarm signals– Monitoring function––––––––April 2010Presence simulationIR remote control channelsIntegrated room thermostatInfo functionAlarm clock/Timer functionRepresentation of background imagesChild protectionNumber of logic functions(AND, OR, NAND, NOR, multiplexer,multiplier, GATE, time function,temperature comparator, status conv.)230 V AC 10%24 V DC 20 VA320 x 240 pixels256 coloursScrew plug-in terminals up to 2.5 mm²Bus connecting terminal1 module slot at the front0 C to 45 C- 20 C to 60 C218 x 185 x 67 mm (W x H x D)200 x 164 x 60 (W x H x D)215, 8 or 1021020 channels, 10 switching times each32 scenes with max. 40 objects(loads)32 macros, each with 20 actions50Monitoring of up to 30 signallinginputs (e.g. window contacts,movement detectors)max. 20 devices16Measuring range from 0 C to 40 C205
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6x36/100x , 6x36/100CB Application programsNumber ofcommunication objectsfor SMARTtouch panel Twisted Pair:Panel TP/1for SMARTtouch panel Powernet:Panel PL/1NoteMax. number ofgroup addressesMax. number ofassociationsapprox. 1000approx. 6000approx. 6000approx. 1000approx. 6000approx. 6000If the SMARTtouch panel 6x36/100CB-101 should be used, there isno separate entry for it in the ETS orPower-Project database.In this case, the SMARTtouch panel6x36/100C must be used. The difference between them is that theSMARTtouch panel 6x36/100CB canreact to signals of the Bang&OlufsonIR remote control Beo4. (See also IRcontrol)Circuit diagram412351 Touch-sensitive display 320 x 240pixels, colour2 Operating penNote63 MMC/SD card reader4 230 V power supply5 24 V KNX bus voltage (TP only)Do not lead any live cables behindthe device through the flush-mountedbox. Separation of the TP bus andmains cable!April 2010
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6x36/100x , 6x36/100CB Installation of the supplementarysoftware (RCP tool)To be able to parameterise SMARTtouch panel in ETS 3 or in Power-Project (from version 4.5 onwards), thesupplementary software RCP-Toolmust be installed. You can find thissoftware on the Internet atwww.Busch-Jaeger.de.al users work on the computer onwhich you wish to install the software,you can limit access to the software.This means that either all the userscan start the software or only you.The software can be plugged intoETS 3 and/or Power-Project. That means that as soon as you retrieve theparameters of a panel in ETS or Power-Project, the panel software is opened automatically in which you carryout all further settings.Before you start the installation ofthe panel software, please ensurethat ETS or Power-Project has already been installed on your computer.The following section describes theindividual installation steps.An installation wizard helps you to install the panel software. This is startedby double clicking on the file“Setup.exe” and can run in either“German” or “English”.The installation path for the panel software is defined in the next dialog. Bydefault, this is “C:\Program Files\EIBPrograms\”. It is advisable to keep thispath as e.g. Power-Project has thesame default installation path. All KNXprograms and additional KNX software can thus be easily located onthe hard disk.The panel sofware requires at leastWindows 98. You require full administrator rights of the operating system inorder to install the panel software.Once you have confirmed the welcome screen with “Next”, you can enteryour name and the name of your company in the “User info” dialog. If sever-April 20107
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6x36/100x , 6x36/100CB In the “Select functions” dialog, youdefine the VD3 file should be copiedlocally onto the hard disk. You requirethese to be able to use the SMARTtouch panel in connection with an ETSversion. (Also observe the note at theend of this chapter).To do so, please retrieve the ETS import tool ETS 3 and import the VD3 file(ETS 3) from the default directoryC:\Program Files\EIB-Programs\RCPTool\VDX.You must import the VD3 file in full.By default, the files are copied into thefollowing directory:C:\Program Files\EIB-Programs\RCPTool\VDXCaution:The import of individual files is notpossible.Note:Please note possible softwareupdates (Service-Releases) in the internet under www.busch-jaeger.deCommissioning a panelThe commissioning of a panel is possible either via a multimedia/SD card(not included) or with “standard” busprogramming.Once you have confirmed the “Selectfunctions” dialog with “Next”, the installation wizard carries out an initialisation. This means that all the required files are compiled together andstored temporarily. The dialog “Updating the system” is shown for visualmonitoring purposes.All the required files are then copiedinto the appropriate directories. Theinstallation is concluded with an automatic amendment of the Windows registration entries.Due to the high level of functionality,full programming via the bus takes along time depending on the configuration and medium (Twisted Pair or Powernet).The use of the multimedia/SD card istherefore recommended for quickand simple commissioning.It is not advisable to carry out full busprogramming via Powernet.The menu item “Download” of thecommissioning tool therefore has twofurther submenus via which the usercan select the required commissioning method. If he selects programmingvia multimedia card, the configurationis stored on a card which is connectedto the PC.With a project that is saved in this way,the panel itself can be commissionedby inserting the card. The slot for themultimedia/SD card is located behindthe chrome flap of the panel.The computer must be restarted depending on the operating systemused.NoteOnce you have installed the panelsoftware, you must import the productdata (VD3 files) in the ETS database ifyou wish to parameterise a panel withETS.8Several projects can be stored on onemultimedia card. After inserting thecard in the panel, the user can selectthe required project which should beloaded into the panel.April 2010
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6x36/100x , 6x36/100CB To do so, the “Commissioning” optionfrom the “System“ menu of the panelmust be retrieved.Note 1:If the panel is in the “Commissioning”menu with the option “Read multimedia/SD card” selected and a short bus/mains voltage failure occurs (approx.2-3s), the device no longer reacts topush button actions and does not respond to telegrams from the bus. Thebus/mains voltage must be reset to beable to operate the device.Note 2:If a USB card reader is used to writethe multimedia/SD card under theWindows 2000 operating system, thereader may not be correctly enabledby the operating system once it hasbeen accessed. The panel then issuesa corresponding signal.Access to the multimedia/SD card canin most cases only be re-establishedonce the computer has been restarted.This error no longer occurs under theWindows XP operating system.April 20109
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6x36/100x , 6x36/100CB Functions of the panel softwareIf you have inserted a SMARTtouchpanel in Power-Project or in ETS,open the panel software by retrievingthe “Edit device” dialog (Power-Project) or the parameters (ETS) of thepanel. The panel software starts automatically with the following interface.The method of operation of the panelsoftware is identical to that of PowerProject or ETS. The “standard” groupaddresses and the internal groupaddresses are arranged on the lefthand side. Internal group addressesare not sent on the bus and are therefore used to relieve the load on thebus. A touch surface can for examplebe linked with a lightscene via an internal group address. The groupaddresses and the internal groupaddresses are linked with the communication objects in the centre usingdrag & drop.Note:If a communication object linked to agroup address and then unlinkedagain, it is possible that the groupaddress must be deleted first in theETS or in PowerProject, so the communication object can be re-connected again.The functions and applications arearranged with all the communicationobjects in the centre. If necessary, theindividual functions/applications mustfirst be activated so that the communication objects become visible. Thefunctions are defined via a pull-downmenu.The parameters of the individual functions are displayed on the right-handside. The parameters of the function10that is marked in the centre are alwaysdisplayed.To obtain a better overview, individualfunctions can be temporarily hiddenvia the function view.The buttons at the bottom always jumpdirectly to the selected function. This isparticularly advisable if the functiontree in the centre has been fully extended.April 2010
ABB i-bus KNXABB Powernet KNXSMARTtouch (colour)Type: 6x36/100x , 6x36/100CB Functions of the panel softwareCopying a panelAuto backup fileOnly one panel can be parameterisedat one time. To provide several panelswith the same functionality (generation of a duplicate of a previously configured panel), please proceed as follows:Retrieve the function “Save as.” fromthe File menu. The project is storedwith the file ending *.rcp. Now closethe panel software. Please insert anew panel in ETS or Power-Project.This can be in the same or anotherproject. Then open the panel softwarefor the inserted panel. Select thefunction “Open” in the File menu andselect the previously saved file.During the import, the following window is displayed in which you can select whether the import should be carried out with or without group addresses.When you retrieve the menu item “Settings” under the File menu, you canset the period, after which the panelsoftware will carry out an automaticbackup. This is a temporary file withthe extention „*.paf“ which is stored onyour hard disk (C://Documents andsettings/User/lokal settings/Temp/*paf).If e.g. your computer crashes, you canretrieve the last automatic backup withthe menu item “Reset” under the Filemenu.Copying functionsTo shorten the configuration time, it ispossible to copy the settings of a function (touch surface, time function, lightscene). To do so, click on the functionwith the right mouse button whichshould be copied.Note:Only touch surfaces with identical applications or functions can be duplicated.During an import wi
Mar 15, 2012 · ABB i-bus KNX ABB Powernet KNX Innovations -102 The design of this display is available in four different colours. The light scene function has 40 memo objects and the alarm function has 50 alarm objects. The simulated presence records tele-grams from up to 20 objects (1bit or 1 byte) via
Texts of Wow Rosh Hashana II 5780 - Congregation Shearith Israel, Atlanta Georgia Wow ׳ג ׳א:׳א תישארב (א) ׃ץרֶָֽאָּהָּ תאֵֵ֥וְּ םִימִַׁ֖שַָּה תאֵֵ֥ םיקִִ֑לֹאֱ ארָָּ֣ Îָּ תישִִׁ֖ארֵ Îְּ(ב) חַורְָּ֣ו ם
ABB Control SECRL - 1 2001-06-19 A New Contactor Range from ABB New Generation ABB Contactors. ABB Control SECRL - 2 2001-06-19 The ABB range of A The ABB range of A contactorscontactors A 9, A 12, A 16 A 26, A 30, A 40 A 50, A 63, A 75 A 95, A
ABB - global market and technology leader in AC drives ABB (www.abb.com) is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact. ABB is the world's largest drives manufacturer. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries
The device is powered via the ABB i-bus KNX and requires no additional auxiliary voltage supply. The device is ready for opera-tion after connecting the bus voltage. ABB i-bus KNX Fan Coil Actuator, 0-10V, Manual Operation, MDRC FCA/S 1.2.2.2, 2CDG11019
bus route bus stop pickup time bus route (elos) bus stop (elos) pickup time (elos) 419450 w-28a w soffel ave@n 36th ave 8:12 am w-27ear w soffel ave@n 36th ave 7:06 am 419452 w-26a w le moyne ave@n 38th ave 8:21 am w-27ear w le moyne ave@n 38th ave 6:59 am 420001 w-52a butterfield rd@high
E-bypass. The ABB E-Clipse Bypass has taken these developments to the next level. In addition to the benefits of the previous ABB design, ABB has added new capabilities focused upon the changing and evolving customer and market requirements. This brochure will give the user a brief overview
In 1994, ABB pioneered serial communications for VFDs in the HVAC industry. Today ABB has installed over 150,000 units (in the U.S. alone) connected to building automations systems using the various HVAC communications protocols. The ABB E-Clipse Bypass includes serial communications in the bypass mode. Now, going to bypass does not mean losing
Alfredo López Austin TEMARIO SEMESTRAL DEL CURSO V. LOS PRINCIPALES SISTEMAS DEL COMPLEJO, LAS FORMAS DE EXPRESIÓN Y LAS TÉCNICAS 11. La religión 11.1. El manejo de lo k’uyel. 11.1.1. La distinción entre religión, magia y manejo de lo k’uyel impersonal. Los ritos específicos. 11.2. Características generales de la religión mesoamericana. 11.3. La amplitud social del culto. 11.3.1 .
