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- Page 1 Automation System TROVIS 5500 Room Controller TROVIS 5572 Mounting and Operating Instructions EB 5572 EN Firmware version 1.10 ® Edition February 2007 Electronics from SAMSON...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents Operation ....... 5 Operating elements......5 Display . - Page 4 Brief description Presence button (Operating mode: Automatic – Time-of-use – Outside time-of-use) Arrow keys (scrolling, changing) Reset key Default settings Changeover key (short = 1 s) (time, date, time schedules) Changeover key (long = 5 s) ( Set points parameter level) Enter key (selecting, confirming) Data sheet key...
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Page 5: Operation
Operation Operation The room controller is ready for use after performing the connections (section 6) and start-up (section 2). Operating elements Operating elements when cover is closed Arrow keys (up and down keys) Used to select displays and parameters Manual key Without any function Additional operating elements accessible with the cover open Enter key... -
Page 6: Display
Operation Display Information on the current operation appears on the display of the controller during use: Large reading Set point Actual temperature Small reading on the bottom right of the display The actual temperature reading changes in steps of 0.5 °C. No icon outside of time-of-use Operating mode during time-of-use... -
Page 7: Setting The Controller Time
Operation Setting the controller time The correct time and date needs to be set directly after starting up the controller or after the power supply has been disconnected for more than 24 hours. How to proceed: Open the cover. Press key briefly (approx 1 s). The time appears on the display. An arrow on the right of the display at the same level as the changeover key indi- cates that the time can be changed. -
Page 8: Programming The Time Schedule
Operation Programming the time schedule Three times-of-use can be programmed for each day of the week within which the controller regulates the room temperature to the Set point for time-of-use . If a time-of-use is not required, set the start and stop times of this time-of-use to the identical time. Range of values Parameters Times-of-use Mon to Fri... -
Page 9: Selecting The Operating Mode (Presence Button)
Operation Selecting the operating mode (presence button) Press key repeatedly to cycle through the following operating modes:. Temporary set point settings (see section 1.6) are reset when the operating mode is changed. Automatic mode during time-of-use, no icon appears outside of time-of-use; 6…5…6) Depending on the programmed time schedule, the controller regulates the room tem- perature to the Set point for time-of-use during the time-of-use and to the Set point for outside of time-of-use outside of the time-of-use. -
Page 10: Changing Temperature Set Points Temporarily
Operation Changing temperature set points temporarily During the controller operation, the current set point and the actual temperature appear on the display. Use the arrow keys to temporarily change the current set point. The new temporary set point applies until the next time-of-use starts or until the operating mode is changed, however, eight hours at the maximum. -
Page 11: Start-Up
Start-up Start-up The changes described in this section concerning controller configuration can only be per- formed after the valid key number has been entered. The valid key number is specified on page 27. To prevent unauthorized access to the key num- ber, tear out or blank out the key number. -
Page 12: Changing Parameters
Start-up Changing parameters Depending on the active functions, not all the parameters that are specified in the parameter lists in the appendix are accessible (–> section 7.2). The parameters are arranged in topics in various parameter levels (PA): PA Set points : Set points for time-of-use, outside of time-of-use, and vacation mode PA Control :... -
Page 13: Calibrating The Room Sensor
Start-up Calibrating the room sensor If the temperature displayed on the room controller (current temperature on the bottom right of the display) does not match the actual room temperature, the measured temperature of the room sensor can be changed and reset. On calibration, the currently displayed sensor temper- ature needs to be changed to match the directly measured room temperature (reference temper- ature). -
Page 14: Checking Inputs And Outputs
Start-up Checking inputs and outputs The current state of the binary inputs, triacs and analog outputs can be displayed in the Com- munication parameter level. The state of triacs and analog outputs can be changed manually. How to proceed: Open cover. Select Communication parameter level. -
Page 15: Reset To Default Settings
Start-up Reset to default settings All parameters and functions can be reset to their default settings. How to proceed: Open cover. Select default setting menu. Enter the key number. The default setting menu is opened. Enter the editing mode. Press key. Confirm the reset. -
Page 16: Functions
Functions Functions Heating functions 3.1.1 Window contact The window contact function depends on the state of binary input BE1: BE1 = 0: The heating valve is closed. The heating valve is opened for five minutes every 20 minutes BE1 = 1: Control according to the current operating mode. -
Page 17: Vacation Period
Functions 3.1.3 Vacation period During the programmed Vacation period (start and stop), the controller regulates the room tem- perature to the Set point for vacation mode . appears on the display. The Presence alert function (section 3.3) is not active during the programmed vacation period. Parameter level / Range of values Parameters Set point for vacation mode... -
Page 18: Operating Mode Override
Functions Operating mode override The adjusted operating mode override is processed by binary input BE2: BE2 = 0: Control according to the current operating mode. BE2 = 1: The temperature is regulated to Set point for time-of-use regardless of the programmed time schedule or operating mode. -
Page 19: Switching Outputs
Functions Switching outputs The operating mode of the switching outputs can be selected in the Control parameter level. Note! Changes to the control signal that are smaller than the value set in Min. control signal parameter are not processed. Parameter Parameter level / Range of values Min. - Page 20 Functions 2 x On-off thermostat (heating and cooling) The output signal (AA1 heating, AA2 cooling) of the controller is switched on or off. A control signal is issued when the temperature exceeds or falls below the set point, depending on the controlled variable. If the control signal exceeds the Min. Control signal , the on-off ther- mostat is switched on or off.
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Page 21: Communication
Communication Communication The serial system bus interface RS-485 enables the TROVIS 5572 Room Controller to communi- cate with a control system (GLT). A complete control system can be implemented using a suit- able software to visualize the process and to enable communication. -
Page 22: Installation
Installation Parameter level / Range of values Parameters Device address PA Communication / 0 to 255 ( 8 bit) 0 to 999 (16 bit) Baud rate 19200 PA Communication / 19200, 9600 Transmitting/receiving test – PA Communication / Display: RC/ Installation Note! The room controller must be mounted at a height of 1.50 m. -
Page 23: Electrical Connection
Electrical connection Electrical connection Important! The room controller is operated with a 24 V AC power supply. Terminal assignment Connection to the control station (GLT) or Modbus RS-485 (slave) to a Modbus master interface 0…10 V output 1 0…10 V output 2 GND for 0…10 V outputs Binary input BE1 Binary input BE2... -
Page 24: Appendix
Appendix Appendix Function block list Function block Description 01 Function BE2 F01 - 0: Operating mode override by BE2 F01 - 1: Dew point monitoring 02 Resetting the operating F02 - 0: Time-of-use/outside of time-of-use operating mode mode setting continuous F02 -1 : Time-of-use/outside of time-of-use operating mode setting that applies until the next time... -
Page 25: Parameter List
Appendix Parameter list Set points parameter level Parameter Description 01 Set point for time-of-use 21 °C Adjustment range: 5 to 30 °C 02 Set point for outside of 17 °C Adjustment range: 5 to 30 °C time-of-use 03 Set point for vacation 15 °C Adjustment range: 5 to 30 °C mode... - Page 26 Appendix Communication parameter level Parameter Description 01 Device address Adjustment range: 0 to 255 (8 bit) 0 to 999 (16 bit) 000 = No communication with control station (GLT) 02 Baud rate 19200 Adjustment range: 9600, 19200 03 Transmitting/receiving RC blinks on display on receiving any data telegram from the test control station(GLT), even if they are intended for other con- trollers...
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Page 27: Technical Data
Appendix Technical data Inputs 1 room sensor (internal) 1 presence button (internal) 2 binary inputs for window contact/dew point and operating mode override Outputs 2 triac outputs 24 V AC, 1 A 2 outputs 0 to 10 V Power supply 24 V AC Interface Modbus (RS-485) - Page 28 Modbus RS-485 Connection to expansion RS-485; Modbus (master) to expansion module module(s) SAMSON AG · MESS- UND REGELTECHNIK Weismüllerstraße 3 · 60314 Frankfurt am Main · Germany Phone: +49 69 4009-0 · Fax: +49 69 4009-1507 EB 5572 EN Internet: http://www.samson.de...