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Product information TroxNetCom Variable Air Volume (VAV) control with AS-Interface Gebrüder Trox GmbH Heinrich-Trox-Platz 47504 Neukirchen-Vluyn Telephone +49 / 28 45 / 2 02- 0 Telefax +49 / 28 45 / 2 02- 2 65 www.troxtechnik.com e-mail [email protected] PI/7/3/EN/1 Variable Air Volume (VAV) control Trox VAV controllers with Belimo components of type NMV-D2M-TR can be connected to superordinate DDC/BMS systems without problems with the aid of TroxNetCom AS-interface. All users communicate over bus cables. All data, e.g., volume flow rate values, required value definition, operating mode, Vmin, Vmax etc.... can be passed up to the supervision level, and changed and displayed there. The AS-i modules are connected to the AS-i controller using a 2-core bus cable (e.g. yellow AS-i ribbon cable). A maximum of 16 TNC-A2253 can be connected to an AS-i controller, thus providing complete system of 64 flow volume controllers. The AS-i bus cable is 100 m long as standard and can be extended to 300 m using repeaters. The total length of the system solution is 1580 m. All information for the VAV controllers, e.g., actual and required volume flow rate, damper setting, Vmin, Vmax, as well as operating mode is available in the AS-i controller and can be displayed and changed there. System layout: A maximum of 4 Trox VAV controllers with Belimo components, e.g., NMV-D2M-TR, can be connected to an AS-i module of type TNC-A2253 using a TNC-ZIP232 interface converter. Connection is made using a 3-core cable (MP communication and 24 Vdc power supply). With a cable cross-section of 1.5 mm2, the maximum permissible cable length is 80 m including all branches. Each interface converter of type TNC-ZIP232 has a separate 24 Vdc power supply for supplying the maximum 4 VAV controllers and the TNC-A2253 AS-i module. It is possible to establish an interface to a superordinate DDC/BMS system using the fieldbus interface available in the AS-i controller, e.g. Profibus DP, Interbus-S, or RS485. All information for the AS-i controller can thus be processed directly in the building management system. Standard AS-i bus cable length e.g. Profibus DP, Interbus S, RS485, connection to BMS VAV controller, e.g. Belimo NMV-D2M-TR NT CT PD TNC-ZIP232 TNC-A2253 TNC-D2010 = = = = = = AS-i power supply Controller PowerDecoupler Interface converter SmartLogic Power supply 24 Vdc Advantages: – Regulation of the fan speed not as a function of the static pressure at a point in the system, but as a function of the actual damper setting for the individual VAV controllers. – Connection of VAV controller via 3-core cable (information and power supply). – Reduction in wiring. – Savings during renovation projects. – No master-slave allocation necessary. – Change of Vmin, Vmax from the central control area or from the AS-i controller. In this way it is not necessary to make on-site adjustments thus saving work. – Actual value acquisition and required value definition in a superordinate DDC/BMS system. – Interfacing and communication using fieldbus systems (bus cable). The analogue boards and star-shaped wiring used previously are thus no longer required. 1 Design changes reserved · All rights reserved © Gebrüder Trox GmbH (3/2002) max. 80 m Product information TroxNetCom Variable Air Volume (VAV) control with AS-Interface Gebrüder Trox GmbH Heinrich-Trox-Platz 47504 Neukirchen-Vluyn Telephone +49 / 28 45 / 2 02- 0 Telefax +49 / 28 45 / 2 02- 2 65 www.troxtechnik.com e-mail [email protected] PI/7/3/EN/1 Type TNC-ZIP232 25 The TNC-ZIP232 converts the Belimo MP bus protocol to an RS232 serial interface. Using Combicon connectors a maximum of 4 Trox VAV controllers with Belimo components, e.g., NMV-D2M-TR are connected via a 3-core cable (cross section 1.5 mm2). The maximum cable length is 80 m. The TNC-ZIP232 requires a 24 Vdc power supply that is also used for the VAV controllers. LEDs 35,5 114 105 Technical data: Ordering code Operating voltage [V] Total current consumption [mA] Protection against reverse polarisation RS232C interface Electrical isolation Baud rate [Baud] MP bus interface Connections Function indication LED EMC: Radiation of interference EMC: Noise immunity Type of protection Ambient temperature [°C] Housing material Housing dimensions [mm] Mounting TNC-ZIP232 24 DC – 2 % + 5 % Typ. 50 yes 1 yes 1200 3 Using Combicon terminals: 3 x MP bus, 1 x RS232C, 1 x 24 Vdc power supply TxD yellow, RxD yellow, Power green EN 50081-1 EN 50082-2 IP 20 0 . . . +70 PA 6.6 25 x 114 x 105 Possible on DIN rail Type SmartLogic TNC-A2253 35,5 114 LEDs The TNC-A2253 SmartLogic module translates the MP bus protocol into the AS-interface standard. It has a microprocessor and can be programmed as required in accordance with IEC61131-3. Here project-specific data can be selected for passing to a superordinate DDC/BMS system. The SmartLogic module requires an external 24 Vdc power supply. Power is provided using the power supply for the TNC-ZIP232. The connection to the TNC-ZIP232 unit is made via an RS232C interface. The TNC-A2253 SmartLogic module is connected to the AS-interface and represents an AS-i slave that communicates with the AS-i controller and provides all data to the controller. 105 50 Connector RUN/STOP Combicon connector screw terminals (optional) 2 Product information TroxNetCom Variable Air Volume (VAV) control with AS-Interface Gebrüder Trox GmbH Heinrich-Trox-Platz 47504 Neukirchen-Vluyn Telephone +49 / 28 45 / 2 02- 0 Telefax +49 / 28 45 / 2 02- 2 65 www.troxtechnik.com e-mail [email protected] PI/7/3/EN/1 Technical data: Ordering code Operating voltage [V] Total current consumption [mA] Voltage as per AS-i specification [V] Communication watchdog [ms] Current consumption from AS-i [mA] Protection against reverse polarisation Switch on delay [s] RS232C interface Electrical isolation Baud rates [Baud] µController function HW watchdog [ms] SW watchdog [ms] RUN/STOP button RUN/STOP function indicator Program memory [Byte] Data memory [Byte] Data memory (buffered against power failure) [Byte] Cycle time [ms] Width of the data channel from the host, receive [Byte] Width of the data channel to the host, transmit [Byte] AS-i interface Protection against reverse polarisation AS-i profile I/O configuration [Hex] ID code [Hex] AS-interface Extended addressing mode possible AS-i certificate / UL-CSA approval EMC: Radiation of interference EMC: Noise immunity Type of protection Ambient temperature Indication of AS-i voltage Indication of communication/peripheral errors Indication of 24 V supply Indication of input/output signals Addressing Housing material Housing dimensions [mm] Mounting TNC-A2253 20 . . . 30 DC Typ. 50 26.5 . . . 31.6 DC 40 ≤ 20 yes ≤2 1 – 1200, 9600, 19200 yes 20 380 yes yellow LED 8k (EEPROM) 32k (RAM) 4 Typ. 4 (for 8k program) 31 31 yes S 7.2.F 7 2, F Version 2.1 – Applied for EN 50081-1 EN 50082-2 IP 20 0 . . . +70 green LED red LED green LED yellow LED Using addressing socket PA 6.6 50 x 114 x 105 Possible on DIN rail More detailed information of the TroxNetCom AS-interface, e.g. – – – – General layout of the AS-Interface AS-i controller 24 Vdc power supplies Possible methods of interfacing to superordinate DDC/BMS systems – Other AS-i components – etc... is available in the TroxNetCom folder, in the Internet at www.trox.de, www.as-interface.net, or ask one of our consultants. 3