Manual. Revision XXXRF Wireless Sensor. Nico Technology Ltd. 1 Rev.1.5

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1 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor Manual Revision 1.5 Nico Technology Ltd. 24F,No.37,SanMin Rd, 2.Sec, PanChiao City, Taipei County, Taiwan Phone Fax Product Info Technical Support Web site 1

2 This Manual This manual provides any required information for installation, configuration and operation of the 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor. The first part of this manual provides a survey about the device and its installation in chapters 1 to 3. The 2 nd part describes the implemented application for lighting control and its configuration possibilities. Chapter 4 contains a description of the firmware interface while chapter 5 describes the implemented LonMark Objects in detail providing an outlook of the individual objects, their tasks and their relevant configuration parameters. Chapter 6 explains the basics required to connect the objects to each other. This manual is relevant for all variants of the 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor where applications for ECOBINO system are implemented. This documentation is subject to modification at any time without prior advice. Nico does not take over any responsibility for mistakes or inaccuracies in this documentation and eventually occurring consequences. In any case Nico as well as its representatives and staff are not reliable for eventual defaults, damages caused indirectly or during use, occurring due to the use or non-usability of the software or the accompanying documentation. Nico is a registered trademark of Nico Technology Ltd. Echelon, LON, LonMark, LonWorks and Neuron are registered trademarks of Echelon Corporation. Other name may be registered trade marks of the respective companies. 2

3 Contents Contents Product Information Temperature & Humidify Sensor Functional Elements Lux Sensor Functional Elements Freezer Sensor Functional Elements Installation Warnings Mounting & Dimensions Connections Software Installation Device Description Hardware Survey Operation and Display Elements Connection Pin Assignment EMC Lux Sensor Technical Specifications Temperature & Humidify Sensor Technical Specifications Freezer Sensor Technical Specifications Dimensions

4 2 Product Information 2.1 Temperature & Humidify Sensor Functional Elements Figure 1.1 Temperatures & Humidify Sensor No Description 1 Power switch for 7002RF TempRH wireless sensor 2 Battery socket for AA * 3 batteries 3 DIP Switch for setting wireless Channel ID 4 DIP Switch for setting Temperature Sensor Value DIP Switch #1(Blue part) was reserved for switch between Test and Run mode. In test mode every 5 second transmit sensor value to RF Receiver. In Run mode every 30 second transmit sensor value to RF receiver. 5 DIP Switch for setting Humidity Sensor Value 6 Temperature & Humidify Sensor Chip 7 Firmware programming pin 8 Wireless transmission module with wireless chip 4

5 2.2 Lux Sensor Functional Elements Figure 1.2 Lux Sensor No Description 1 Power switch for turn On/Off 2 Wireless transmission module with wireless chip 3 Lux Sensor Chip 4 DIP Switch for Sensor id setting DIP switch number #1(Blue part) is for switch between Test and Run mode. For test mode every 5 second transmits sensor value to RF Receiver. For Run mode every 30 second transmit sensor value to RF receiver. 5 DIP Switch for adjust Wireless Channel ID 6 Firmware programming pin (reserve for manufacture use only) 7 Transmission LED indicator 5

6 2.3 Freezer Sensor Functional Elements Figure 1.3 Freezer Sensor No Description 1 Battery power jack 2 Power switch for turn On/Off 3 DIP Switch for Sensor id setting DIP switch number #1(Blue part) is for switch between Test and Run mode. For test mode every 5 second transmits sensor value to RF Receiver. For Run mode every 30 second transmit sensor value to RF receiver. 4 DIP Switch for adjust Wireless Channel ID 5 Wireless transmission module with wireless chip 6 Firmware programming pin (reserve for manufacture use only) 7 Temperature Sensor Chip 8 Wireless Transmission LED indicator 9 Temperature sensitive area 6

7 3 Installation This chapter first describes the installation of the device; the installation of the configuration software is described in section Warnings Attention The device must be installed in compliance with the relevant DIN/VDE regulations or the relevant national standards. The connection to the supply voltage must be performed in accordance with VDE 0100 and VDE 0160 or the relevant national standards. Installation should perform by qualified and technical experienced personnel only. CAUTION At the connections of the Power 4.5VDC main voltage with load guard band is accessible. The installation of the unit therefore has to be effected in a switch cabinet or behind a respective cover. 7

8 3.2 Mounting & Dimensions Figure RF Freezer Sensor dimensions Figure RF Lux Sensor dimensions 8

9 Figure RF Lux Sensor mounting Figure RF TempRH Sensor dimensions 9

10 3.3 Connections The 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor has to be connected to a 4.5VDC power supply and have to use with 7600RF RF Receiver. According to the respective application peripheral equipment has to be connected to outputs. Attention Before connecting peripheral equipment the power supply device has to be switched off. The connection is effected by means of the included plug-screw terminals. Clamping range of the plug-screw terminals: - Low voltage connections (3.5mm grid,): mm The pin assignment of the connections is described in chapter 3.1, also containing wiring details. Voltage The 4.5DC Volt by battery connections is through connected in order to achieve easy wiring. LonWorks Network The connection to the LonWorks network must with RF Receiver (model: 7600RF-SR) is made by means of twisted-pair cables. Run Time / Test mode In order to easy test sensor status 7XXX serials provide a DIP switch to switch between Run Time and Test mode. This feature should be helpfully for installation and testing. In Run Time mode, every 30 second sensor will send the value of sensor to RF Receiver. In Test mode, every 3 second will send the value of sensor to RF receiver. Attention The 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor input power supply must be DC power supply also can accept work with battery. 10

11 3.4 Software Installation None 4 Device Description The 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor for automation of energy saving. Its peripheral scope has been specially designed for the use as energy saving controller for device spreading control of applications such as lighting, compressor, heater, value and lighting control. For the use in lighting the 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor realizes 16 wireless channels with eight wireless devices to one RF receiver. 4.1 Hardware Survey The 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor disposes of two DIP switch for configure Wireless network Channel ID & Sensor ID for each. 4.2 Operation and Display Elements The 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor disposes of two DIP switch for configure Wireless network Channel ID & Sensor ID accessible on the Sensor PCB board (see Figure. 1.1, 3). Activation of the switch configures a unique sensor id and transmitted via the wireless network. The processor status as well as the transmitted status is displayed by the status LED (figure ), which is on while the wireless transmitted is activated. Furthermore the 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor is fitted with an in-socket programming pin (figure. 1.1, 4), this function only use for firmware update. The LED is connection to an I/O pin of the MCU processor. 4.3 Connection Pin Assignment The following tables show the connector pin assignment of the individual connectors. Connections the 1 marking cf. Figure. 1.1 On previously page. In each clamp block pin 1 is situated on the left. For further wiring information see chapter 3.4. LonWorks Network Connection Please reference 7600RF user manual. 11

12 4.4 EMC The 7XXXRF Wireless Sensor is a CE certified device according to the regulation 89/336/EEC for electron magnetic compatibility, modified by 92/31/EEC. Concerning the emission it fulfills classification B (living area) according to EN 55022A/B, EN A/B and EN /2 and, concerning the interference sensibility, classification A (industrial area) according to EN

13 4.5 Lux Sensor Technical Specifications Model 7200RF CPU Microchip PIC 16x Memory 4Kbytes EEPROM Transceiver Power supply Power consumption Connection Temperature Admitted relative humidity Dimensions Mounting Display & Operation I/O Channels 2.4G Wireless ISM band AA * 3 battery 10~20mA Plug-screw clamp mm Operation 0 ~ +50 Storage -20 ~ ~ 93%, non condensing ψ86 x H36.27mm, Mounting ring for ceilings Data transmission LED indicator 1 for Lux sensor detector Measurement Range 0 ~ 4000 Lux ± 15% Transmission Distance 10 meters Sample Interval 30~45s Table 3.1 Lux Sensor Technical Specification 13

14 4.6 Temperature & Humidify Sensor Technical Specifications Model 7002RF CPU Microchip PIC 16x Memory 4Kbytes EEPROM Transceiver Power supply Power consumption Connection Temperature Admitted relative humidity Dimensions Mounting Display & Operation I/O Channels Measurement Range Transmission Distance Sample Interval 30~45s 2.4G Wireless ISM band AA * 3 battery 10~20mA Plug-screw clamp mm Operation -20 ~ +70 C Storage -20 ~ ~ 93%, non condensing W:54mm x H:99.7mm x D:31.5mm Mounting for ceilings, Data transmission LED indicator 1 humidity sensor detector 1 temperature sensor detector Temperature Sensor: -0 ~ +50 C ± 1.0 C, other ± 1.5 C Humidity Sensor : 20~80%RH ± 3% other± 5% 10 meters Table 3.2 Temperature Sensor Technical Specification 14

15 4.7 Freezer Sensor Technical Specifications Model 7001RF CPU Microchip PIC 16x Memory 4Kbytes EEPROM Transceiver Power supply Power consumption Connection Temperature Admitted relative humidity Dimensions Mounting Display & Operation I/O Channels Measurement Range Transmission Distance Sample Interval 30~45s 2.4G Wireless ISM band AA * 3 battery 10~20mA Plug-screw clamp mm Operation -30 ~ +70 C Storage -40 ~ ~ 93%, non condensing W:46mm x H:66mm x D:18.5mm Mounting bracket, Data transmission LED indicator 1 temperature sensor detector -30 ~ +70 C ± 1.5 C 10 meters Table 3.3 Freezer Sensor Technical Specification 15

16 4.8 Dimensions Figure 3.5 Freezer Sensor dimensions without plug-screw clamps Figure 3.6 Lux sensor dimensions without plug-screw clamps 16

17 Figure 3.7 Temperature & Humidify Sensor dimensions without plug-screw clamps 17