Wireless Probes, Installation And Configuration; Type Of Installation And Wireless Probe Electrical Connections; Wireless Probe Installation - Carel heaterSteam User Manual

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12. WIRELESS PROBES, INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION

12.1 Type of installation and wireless probe
electrical connections
Wireless probes are available for systems where standard wired probes
cannot be used, for example modifi cations to existing installations. An
Access Point (CAREL P/N: WS01AB2M20) is used to connect up to four
wireless probes.
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1
HeaterSteam/Access point connection:
To connect the humidifi er to the access point, use the Fieldbus
connection on terminal M3 (M3.1: Tx/Rx-, M3.2: Tx/Rx+, M3.3: GND):
Note: the devices have a range of around a hundred metres in a free
space, i.e. without any obstacles. In a closed space, the range varies
considerably depending on the type of environment and the surrounding
objects (shelves, metal partition walls etc.).
If installing multiple wireless probes, the controller will calculate the
weighted average between the various probe readings, depending on
the settings made by the user and the defi ned probe groups. Also see
paragraph 7.4.3 Wireless probes. The controller also displays (locally only)
the battery and signal level for each probe (screen index D05-D08).
The table below shows the part numbers and descriptions of the Carel
devices that can be used:
P/N
Model
WS01F01M00
SI Probe
WS01G01M00
SA probe
WS01AB2M20
Access
Point

12.2 Wireless probe installation

The main steps for installing the wireless devices are:
power up the Access Point (12/24 Vac/dc ±10%m, 100mA) and
complete the initialisation procedure, creating the network and
selecting the channel;
after having opened the domain on the Access Point, complete the
binding procedure so as to uniquely identify each probe.
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Fig. 12.b
Features
Power supply
Temperature/
Battery
humidity for
industrial use
Room
Battery
temperature/
humidity
Wireless gate-
12/24 Vac/dc ±10%
100 mA; 50/60 Hz;
way ZigBee™ –
Use a Class II safety
RS485 ModBus
transformer with
minimum power
rating of 2 VA. A 12
Vac transformer is
recommended
Tab. 12.k
Recommended Carel wireless probes are the room (WS01G01M00) or
industrial versions (WS01F01M00), both of which measure humidity
and temperature. The type of installation is shown in the fi gure below
(referring to four wireless room probes):
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The address to be used by the Access Point is set using the dipswitches
on the device, and is the following:
L1 L2 L3
Rx- Rx+ GND
DIP 1-2-3 selezione indirizzo di rete
1 2 3 4
DIP 4 selezione baud di rete
+
-
-
+ G
DIP:
T1
This assigns the address 2 to the Access Point, with a baud rate (Bit/sec)
of 19200 (N82). The addresses of the four serial probes, on the other hand,
must be set as shown in the table below:
Address
1
Probe 1
16
0
Probe 2
17
1
Probe 3
18
0
Probe 4
19
1
Remember to verify the quality of the wireless signal between the Access
Point and each wireless probe.
For a complete description of the installation procedure, see the Carel
manual on the corresponding probes and Access Point.
To confi gure the probes, go the screens: Ec03, Ec04, Ec05, Ec06 and Ec07,
described in paragraph 7.4.3 "Wireless probes".
In particular, screen Ec03 is used to enable the wireless probes connected
to the Access Point, knowing that addresses 16, 17, 18 and 19 are Probe 1,
Probe 2, Probe 3 and Probe 4 respectively.
Address: 16
Address: 17
Address: 18
Address: 19
Note: the wireless probes are managed on the heaterSteam
titanium version.
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"heaterSteam" +0300080EN - rel. 1.0 - 27.04.2016
Key:
1.
HeaterSteam humidifi er;
2.
humidifi er/Access Point connection;
3.
Access Point (WS01AB2M20);
4.
Wireless probes for measuring
temperature and humidity (WS01G01M00
or WS01F01M00).
Dipswitch
Access
Serial port baud rate
Point add.
(Bit/S) N82
1 2 3 4
2
19200
OFF ON OFF ON
Fig. 12.c
Dipswitch
2
3
4
5
6
7
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
ENG
8
0
0
0
0
Tab. 12.l

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