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1 Devices Employing the Program Product family: Product type: Manufacturer: Heating Regulator Siemens Name: Temperature Controller UP 250 DELTA studio, titanium white Order-no.: 5WG AB12 Name: Temperature Controller UP 250 DELTA studio, light bronze Order-no.: 5WG AB62 Name: Temperature Controller UP 250 DELTA studio, slate grey Order-no.: 5WG AB72 Name: Temperature Controller UP 251 DELTA fläche, titanium white Order-no.: 5WG AB12 Name: Temperature Controller UP 251 DELTA fläche, electric white Order-no.: 5WG AB42 Name: Temperature Controller UP 251 DELTA fläche, sand Order-no.: 5WG AB52 Name: Temperature Controller UP 252 DELTA profil, titanium white Order-no.: 5WG AB12 Application Description The temperature controller is a continuous controller (PI controller) for, or combined and tasks. The application program compares the actual temperature measured by the temperature controller with the desired and generates the appropriate manipulated. The calculated manipulated s are sent as switching telegram (on/off) to bus devices (e.g. binary output UP 560) that control electrothermal actuators. or as regulating telegrams (0-100%) to controlling motor driven valve actuators. The clear and self explanitory interface includes 5 LEDs to displaying the operating state, a presence button to switching between convenience and stand by modes, and a rotary switch to adjusting the temperature base. This application description is arranged according to the components of the available regulating devices: Regulation (controller) Operating modes Actual temperature Setpoint temperature Regulating output Regulation The temperature is regulated with a digital PI controller which uses a PI algorithm, an arithmetic method, to generate manipulated s. The PI controller's characteristics are determined basically by the proportional gain (KP) and the adjustment period (Tn). The parameter list provides various settings to the two parameters that should be sufficient to most applications. As setting parameters to a controller in this way requires a great deal of experience, the type of or can be specified alternatively, where those parameters are set automatically. The controller can be employed to pure or tasks or to a combination of both (see illustrations 1 to 3). When making a combined and task, the controller either runs in the or mode. The manipulated of the inactive mode is set to 0 % ("off"). Switching between and can be established automatically or manually via the bus (communication object [4]). When using automatic switching (as specified in the parameter list), the parameter "Neutral zone between and " must be considered carefully. Note: The neutral zone (see "Setpoints") must not be chosen too small as this might result in a constant switching between and modes. 3/118 Siemens Technical Manual 1998

2 very cold outside temperature very warm actual Regulating state The actual regulating state is written to the communication object [9] "Regulating state" in one byte that is sent on the following events: maximum regulated 100 % manipulated variable 0 % off on switching on the device on bus voltage restoration on each change of operating mode on change of the frost alarm bit The regulating state can also be read 'manually' via the bus. very cold off very cold maximum Illustration 1: PI controller in mode outside temperature regulated Illustration 2: PI controller in mode regulated manipulated off outside temperature neutral zone PI-controller operation off very warm actual 100 % manipulated variable 0 % maximum very warm actual 100 % manipulated 0 % regulated 100 % 0 % maximum automaticswitch-over between and modes The individual bits of the "regulating state" object are defined as below: Bit 0 Convenience mode Bit 1 Stand by mode Bit 2 Night mode Bit 3 Frost / heat protection Bit 4 Dew point alarm Bit 5 Heating (1) / (0) modes Bit 6 Controller disabled Bit 7 Frost alarm Below bit combinations are possible: Bit Operating mode Value Heating: Conv. mode Stand by mode Night mode Frost protection Cooling: Conv.mode Stand by mode Night mode Heat protection Dew point alarm Controller disabled Frost alarm PI-controller operation Illustration 3: PI controller in combined and mode with automatic switch over Siemens Technical Manual /119

3 Response to bus voltage failure There is no special response of the controller on bus voltage failure. Continuous EIB actuators maintain their manipulated. The response of two step actuators (open/close) as specified in the parameter list. Response to bus voltage restoration On bus voltage restoration the controller switches to stand by mode and s a request to the actual states of the communication objects after approx. 40 sec. Subsequently it switches to the desired operating mode and calculates the temperature as specified. From this and the measured actual temperature an appropriate manipulated is calculated and sent. Commissioning When switched on to the first time, the controller responds in the same way as specified to bus voltage restoration. Operating Modes The temperature controller provides the below operating modes: Convenience mode Stand by mode Night / bank holiday mode Frost / heat protection Dew point alarm ( only) Convenience mode When using the convenience mode the ambient temperature is regulated to meet the specified temperature. The is calculated from the base and the adjustment (- 3 to + 3 C) as selected with the rotary button on the temperature controller's covering plate. The base is a communication object and therefore can be adjusted via the EIB at any time, e.g. to adjusting the according to the outside temperature in summer (summer compensation). As any changes are written to the EEPROM, the should not be changed more than once per day (the average life cycle of a EEPROM is approx writing cycles). A green LED next to the symbol below on the illuminated when using the convenience mode: By operating the presence button the operating mode is changed to stand by. Alternatively, the stand by or night/bank holiday mode can be established via the bus. An appropriate bus telegram could be sent by a push button to controlling operating modes, a time switch, or a PC running visualization software or a scheduling program. If a presence detector is installed in the same room, telegrams to switching to stand by or night/bank holiday mode are delayed until the presence detector signals a "no presence" state. Telegrams delayed in this way are temporarily stored to the temperature controller. Stand by mode When set to stand by mode the ambient temperature is regulated to meet the specified minus e.g. 2 K (as specified in the parameter list) when used to and plus e.g. 2 K (as specified in the parameter list) when used to respectively. Thus, / energy can be saved in rooms that are not used to some hours while the convenience temperature can be established quickly if required. A green LED next to the symbol below on the illuminated when using the stand by mode: By operating the presence button the operating mode is changed to convenience. Alternatively, the convenience or night/bank holiday mode can be established via the bus. If a presence detector is installed in the same room, the convenience mode is established immediately once the presence detector signals a "presence" state. Night mode When set to night/bank holiday mode the ambient temperature is regulated to meet the specified minus e.g. 4 K (as specified in the parameter list) when used to and plus e.g. 4 K (as specified in the parameter list) when used to respectively. Thus, / energy can be saved in rooms that are not used over night or to several days, while temperature will not drop to below the dew point. 3/120 Siemens Technical Manual 1998

4 A green LED next to the symbol below on the illuminated when using the night/bank holiday mode: When set to night/bank holiday mode, operating the presence button establishes the convenience temperature mode to e.g. 30 minutes (as specified in the parameter list). After that time period the temperature controller automatically returns to the night/bank holiday mode. This allows a central control of all temperature controllers running the night/bank holiday mode while people who want to continue working can still maintain convenience temperature by operating the presence button every 30 minutes. If a presence detector is installed in the same room, the temperature controller will not return to night/bank holiday mode until the presence detector signals a "no presence" state. Frost / heat protection Upon activating a window contact by opening the respective window the temperature controller switches to frost protection when used to and to heat protection when used to respectively. The to establishing the ambient temperature is reduced to e.g. + 7 C to frost protection and raised to e.g C to heat protection (s can be specified in the parameter list). These modifications result in an immediate closing of the / valve. This reduces waste of / energy while avoiding damage to temperature controller or from freezing or over. A red LED next to the symbol below on the illuminated while the frost/heat protection is active: The presence button is disabled and telegrams to switching operating modes are ignored while the frost/heat protection is active. Once the window is closed again, the temperature controller returns to the mode used before the frost/heat protection was activated. When using more than one window contact with a single temperature controller these have to be connected in serial electronically or combined to a single object "frost/heat protection" via a logic module. Frost/heat protection must not be set manually or by a scheduling program to avoid switching to other modes when opening or closing a window. To reducing the temperature of a room which is not used to a longer time period is to below the normal night the convenience temperature's base can be adjusted as desired. Dew point alarm When the temperature controller's dew point alarm is activated by a dew point monitor that can be used with the ceiling, the valve of the ceiling is closed until the alarm is deactivated. A yellow LED next to the symbol below on the illuminated while the dew point alarm is active: The presence button is disabled and telegrams to switching operating modes are ignored while the dew point alarm is active. Frost alarm Once the measured temperature drops below 5 C the 7th bit of the communication object "regulating state" is set and the state object is sent. Convenience extention see use of the presence button in the night/bank holiday mode Actual temperature The actual temperature is measured by the temperature controller's integrated temperature sensor. See appropriate devices in the Technical Product Information chapter to information on measuring range, resolution, and precision to measuring temperature. The actual temperature is sent automatically by the communication object [6] "Actual temperature" on the below events: on switching on the device on bus voltage restoration on each change of the actual temperature by at least e.g. 0,5 K (as specified in the parameter list) The actual temperature can also be manually read via the bus. Siemens Technical Manual /121

5 The actual temperature that is used to the regulating algorithm (see Regulation) can be balanced manually, i.e. the measured temperature can be increased or decreased by a certain as specified in the parameter list. Setpoints The specified, i.e. the temperature that is to be met by regulation, constitues of the base, the manual adjustment as selected with the temperature controller's rotary switch, and the actual operating mode. The is sent automatically by the communication object [5] "Temperature " on the following events: on switching on the device on bus voltage restoration on each change of operating mode on operating the manual adjustment (rotary switch) The can be read manually via the bus. The below s are available: heat protection night, standby, convenience, convenience, standby, night, frost protection set point if actual > manipulated variable = 0 if actual < Manual adjustment (rotary switch) w m = ± 3 C Stand by mode adjustment range: w SH = K range: w SK = K default: w SH = w SK = 2 K Night mode adjustment range: w NH = K range: w NK = K default: w NH = w NK = 4 K Neutral zone and combination only range: t = 0, K default: t = 2 K Convenience mode : w K = w B + w m : w K = w B + w m + t Stand by mode : w S = w B + w m - w SH : w S = w B + w m + w SK + t Night mode : w N = w B + w m - w NH : w N = w B + w m + w NK + t Frost protection range: C default: 7 C Heat protection range: C default: 35 C Dew point alarm no manipulated = 0 % convenience standby night frost-/ heatprotection operating mode Illustration 4: Temperature s Setpoint base range: w B = C default: w B = 21 C 3/122 Siemens Technical Manual 1998

6 Regulating output Communication Objects The manipulated s are sent via the communication objects "Manipulated " and "Manipulated ". Generation of continuous manipulated s (see illustration 5) Values are calculated quasi analog at a resolution of 8 bit. The manipulated s to and can be inverted independently and limited in their regulating range as each mode has its own set of parameters. Note: Inverting here means an inversion of the effect caused by the calculated manipulated. 100% 0% calculated 100% regulating output 0% Illustration 5: Continuous manipulated output Generation of two step manipulated s (see illustration 6) The s are calculated based on the open/close duration, Here, the s rule the time period between opening and closing the valve. This time period (T) can be adjusted in the parameter list. T T = period 100% 0% EIN AUS calculated Illustration 6: Two step manipulated output two-step regulating output Note: The order of the entries may vary from the above due to individual customization of the table. Obj Function Object name Type Flags 0 Convenience / stand by mode Operating mode 1-bit CWTU This object allows you to activate the temperature modes convenience or stand by via the bus. An appropriate telegram could be sent by e.g. a presence detector. 1 Night mode Operating mode 1-bit CWTU This object allows you to activate the temperature mode night via the bus. In this mode, the temperature is adjusted according to the setting of the respective parameters. An appropriate telegram could be sent by e.g. a time switch. 2 Frost / heat Operating mode 1-bit CWTU protection This object allows you to activate the temperature modes frost or heat protection via the bus. An appropriate telegram could be sent by e.g. the window contact of an open window. 3 Dew point alarm input 1-bit CWTU alarm When the temperature controller's dew point alarm is activated by a dew point monitor that can be used with the ceiling, the valve of the ceiling is closed. Note: A dew point alarm disables the presence button. Also, operating modes cannot be changed. 4 Heating / Operating mode switch 1-bit CWTU This object allows you to change between the operating modes and. 5 Temperature Actual regulation 2-byte CRTU This object holds the specified temperature which is automatically sent on change. It also can be read 'manually' via the bus. Siemens Technical Manual /123

7 Obj Function Object name Type Flags 6 Actual temperatur Measured temperature 2-byte CRTU This object holds the actual temperature which is automatically sent on change. Also, see the parameters to measuring the temperature. 7 Heating Manipulated 1-byte CRTU This object holds the manipulated to the operating mode. The object type is ruled by the parameter "Regulating Output". 8 Cooling Manipulated 1-byte CRTU This object holds the manipulated to the operating mode. The object type is ruled by the parameter "Regulating Output". 9 Regulating state Operating state 1-byte CRTU This object holds the actual regulating state which is automatically sent on change. It also can be read 'manually' via the bus. 10 Set base Convenience mode 2-byte CWTU This object allows you to change the base (that was pre- selected in the parameter list) via the bus, e.g. according to the outside temperature or daylight saving time. As to the parameter settings the precision is 1K. As any changes overwrite the previous in the EEPROM, the should not be changed more than once per day to avoid an EEPROM failure. Maximum number of group addresses: 12 Maximum number of assignments: 12 Setpoints: Base to convenience temperature in 1 C (7-35) The base can be written via the bus (see also description of object [10]) 21 Neutral zone between and in 0,1 K (5-100) When set to operating mode " and " and "automatically" switching between and (see parameter "regulation") a neutral zone must be established between and ranges. Note: This neutral zone must no be chosen too small as this might result in a constant switching between and. Stand by reduction 20 in 0,1 K (0-200) This parameter defines the stand by temperature reduction to the "" operating mode. Note: The temperature reduction is calculated as: x 0,1 [Kelvin] (e.g. 20 x 0,1K = 2 K reduction). Stand by raise 20 in 0,1 K (0-200) This parameter defines the stand by temperature raise to the "" operating mode. Note: The temperature reduction is calculated as: x 0,1 [Kelvin] (e.g. 20 x 0,1K = 2 K rise). Night reduction 40 in 0,1 K (0-200) This parameter defines the night temperature reduction to the "" operating mode. Note: The temperature reduction is calculated as: x 0,1 [Kelvin] (e.g. 40 x 0,1K = 4 K reduction). Night raise 40 in 0,1 K (0-200) This parameter defines the night temperature raise to the "" operating mode. Note: The temperature reduction is calculated as: x 0,1 [Kelvin] (e.g. 40 x 0,1K = 4 K rise). Frost protection 7 in 1 C (7-35) When opening a window monitored by a window contact the "" operating mode's frost protection is activated. Upon activation, the temperature is reduced to the specified above (default 7 C). This reduces waste of energy while avoiding damage to the temperature controller or from freezing or over. An activated frost/heat protection is indicated by the red LED next to the corresponding symbol on the temperature controller's covering plate. Heat protection 35 in 1 C (7-40) When opening a window monitored by a window contact the "" operating mode's heat protection is activated. Upon activation, the temperature is raised to the specified above (default 35 C). This reduces waste of energy while avoiding damage to the temperature controller or from freezing or over. An activated frost/heat protection is indicated by the red LED next to the corresponding symbol on the temperature controller's covering plate. 20 3/124 Siemens Technical Manual 1998

8 Convenience Control: Period in 1 min (0: infinite) (0-255) While using the night mode the convenience temperature can be re-established to the period of time specified above by operating the presence button or triggering an appropriate presence detector. Measuring Temperature: Auto. threshold in 0.1 K (0: disabled) (0-100) 30 On a change in temperature which exceeds the above threshold this change is sent automatically. Direction of balance when measuring the actual temperature 1 increase measured decrease measured In case the external measured temperature differs from the actual temperature within the temperature controller, a balance can be established. This parameter must be set to "decrease measured " when the ambient temperature measured is lower than the actual temperature within the temperature controller. Value of balance when 0 measuring the actual temperature in 0,1 C (0-127) In case the external measured temperature differs from the actual temperature within the temperature controller, a balance can be established. If the measured difference between external measuring instrument and internal temperature comes to e.g. 2 C, then you have enter the 20. Regulation: Operating mode and This parameter rules the temperature controller's operating mode. Note: When set to " and " mode changing from to or vice versa is established either automatically according to the ambient temperature or manually via the bus (object [4]). See also parameter "Switch /". Type of warm water underfloor electric fan convector split unit prop. 2K / adjust. 60min prop. 2K / adjust. 120min prop. 2K / adjust. 240min prop. 4K / adjust. 60min prop. 4K / adjust. 120min prop. 4K / adjust. 240min prop. 8K / adjust. 60min prop. 8K / adjust. 120min prop. 8K / adjust. 240min This parameter defines the proportional gain and the adjustment period (integral part) of the PI controller according to the type of. When set to e.g. "prop. 2K / adjust. 60 min", when exceeding the regulation tolerance of 2 K the manipulated is changed to 100 % via the proportional gain. With an adjustment period of 60 min, the manipulated is changed to 100 % via the integral part once this period has passed. Type of ceiling fan convector split unit prop. 2K / adjust. 60min prop. 2K / adjust. 120min prop. 2K / adjust. 240min prop. 4K / adjust. 60min prop. 4K / adjust. 120min prop. 4K / adjust. 240min prop. 8K / adjust. 60min prop. 8K / adjust. 120min prop. 8K / adjust. 240min This parameter defines the proportional gain and the adjustment period (integral part) of the PI controller according to the type of. When set to e.g. "prop. 2K / adjust. 60 min", when exceeding the regulation tolerance of 2 K the manipulated is changed to 100 % via the proportional gain. With an adjustment period of 60 min, the manipulated is changed to 100 % via the integral part once this period has passed. Switching / via object "/" automatically When set to operating mode " and " changing from to or vice versa is established either automatically according to the ambient temperature or manually via the bus (object [4]). Siemens Technical Manual /125

9 Regulation disabled enabled With this parameter the regulation can be switched on and off. Regulating Output: Object assignment share "Heating" object separate objects Two separate objects [7] and [8] are used to control the two valves if the and cycle are hydraulically separated. Regulating mode continuous (0 to 100%) two step (on/off) This parameter rulse whether a continuous regulation or a open/close duration based regulation is to be used with the valve actuator. The relation of "open" and "close" periods is used to controlling the temperature. Object type of manipulated 1 bit (two step) 1 byte (continuous) The object type must be set according to the parameter "Regulating mode ": Continuous regulation: 1 byte Two step regulation: 1 bit Regulating mode continuous (0 to 100%) two step (on/off) This parameter rulse whether a continuous regulation or a open/close duration based regulation is to be used with the valve actuator. The relation of "open" and "close" periods is used to controlling the temperature. Object type of manipulated 1 bit (two step) 1 byte (continuous) The object type must be set according to the parameter "Regulating mode ": Continuous regulation: 1 byte Two step regulation: 1 bit Valve operation period in 10 sec (1-255) This parameter rulesthe time period between opening and closing the valve. The relation of "open" and "close" periods is used to controlling the temperature. Note: This time period is calculated as: x 10 sec (90 x 10 sec = 900 sec period). Auto. threshold 1 in 1 % (0: disabled) (0-100) When changes to the manipulated exceed the above threshold, this change is sent to the regulating valve. Cycle period to auto. ing 90 disabled 2 min 10 min 40 min In addition to the automatic ing of the manipulated it is sent periodically as defined above. Regulating direction normal inverted When set to "normal" the valve is supposed to be open at a regulation of 100 %. This parameter allows you to employ various types of valves. Regulating direction normal inverted When set to "normal" the valve is supposed to be open at a regulation of 100 %. This parameter allows you to employ various types of valves. Regulating Output 2: Min. manipulated in 1 % (0-100) This parameter defines the lower regulation limit to the "" operating mode. Max. manipulated 100 in 1 % (0-100) This parameter defines the upper regulation limit to the "" operating mode. Min. manipulated 0 in 1 % (0-100) This parameter defines the lower regulation limit to the "" operating mode. Max. manipulated 100 in 1 % (0-100) This parameter defines the upper regulation limit to the "" operating mode. 0 3/126 Siemens Technical Manual 1998