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MULTI-VARIABLE MONITOR
MVM Series
MANUAL V121

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  • Page 1 MULTI-VARIABLE MONITOR MVM Series MANUAL V121...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Wall Cutout and Bracket Installation ......4 Display Navigation For local area support, please Functionality ..............5 contact your local Antec Controls Home Screen ............... 6 Representative MVM Operation ............7 For more information visit Settings ................

  • Page 3: Product Overview General

    Multi-Variable Monitor PRODUCT OVERVIEW General Front DiSPlaY The Multi-Variable Monitor (MVM) is a touchscreen monitor that can be used to display and adjust settings from multiple devices on a BACnet network. The MVM supports both BACnet MS/ TP and BACnet IP to connect with the room level devices.

  • Page 4: Included In Package

    1. MULTI-VARIABLE MONITOR (MVM) 3. INSTALLATION MANUAL Inspect components for shipping damage. Do not install any components that appear damaged, contact your local Antec Controls Representative for replacements. For the latest information and videos please visit AntecControls.com 2. MOUNTING BRACKET...

  • Page 5: Sample Wiring Diagram

    Multi-Variable Monitor PRODUCT OVERVIEW Sample Wiring Diagram AntecControls.com | MVM - Manual...

  • Page 6: Installation And Mounting Instructions

    Multi-Variable Monitor INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Ensure you have all components Wall Mount DiMenSionS necessary for installation. Inspect components for signs of shipping/ handling damage. Do not proceed Dim. 7" 15" if you suspect any components are 7 .677" 13.976" damaged.

  • Page 7: Display Navigation

    Multi-Variable Monitor DISPLAY NAVIGATION Functionality The MVM is designed to provide ease of use monitoring of multiple variables from BACnet devices. The MVM Home Screen provides monitoring information in a simple format displaying information including Room Status and Isolation Mode. Features Password protected menus.

  • Page 8: Home Screen

    Multi-Variable Monitor DISPLAY NAVIGATION Home Screen Upon startup of the MVM, the Home Screen is displayed. This Home Screen provides the user with a clear indication of the room mode, status, and pressure reading. Menu button – Opens the navigation menu which allows access to the login screen and the settings menu.

  • Page 9: Mvm Operation

    Multi-Variable Monitor DISPLAY NAVIGATION MVM operation When fully set up, the MVM can be interfaced with any BACnet device to monitor environmental measurements and room status. The MVM will change its display to match the room status of the controller that is being monitored. Status LCD Display Normal - Pressure reading within low / high set points...

  • Page 10: Settings

    Multi-Variable Monitor DISPLAY NAVIGATION Settings The Settings are accessible through the Home Screen and are password protected (see previous section). These menus allow the user to change any of the configurable options on the MVM. tCP/iP – Allows the user to adjust the IP address of the device when connecting to a local network.
  • Page 11 Multi-Variable Monitor DISPLAY NAVIGATION Settings The MVM setup menu is accessible through the touchscreen interface. To enter the setup menu, use the default passcode of 1-6-6-4. note: The passcode is user configurable using the LVIS Configurator software. TCP/IP Configuration Menu Used to configure the TCP/IP settings for the MVM.

  • Page 12: Login Screen

    Multi-Variable Monitor DISPLAY NAVIGATION login Screen The login screen is used to enter passcodes to gain access to locked features. Press to enter the assigned passcode. Press to change password. Displays current access level. Up to 15 levels of access can be assigned.

  • Page 13: Networking & Setup

    Multi-Variable Monitor NETWORKING AND SETUP baCnet network between the + and - network terminals. Remove the termination resistor or disable any network terminations What is BACnet? on all devices when adding devices to an existing network segment. BACnet is a communication protocol for communication between the MVM and the devices with which it is Wiring requirements: communicating.

  • Page 14: Configuration Graphic Configuration

    CONFIGURATION Graphic Configuration Configuration of the display is available from the factory. Default display configurations are listed below. If a custom graphic is required, please contact your local Antec Controls rep for more information. One-Room Configurations: CONFIGURATION TYPE: (1) CONFIGURATION TYPE: (2)
  • Page 15 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Two-Room Configurations: CONFIGURATION TYPE: (5) CONFIGURATION TYPE: (6) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP-RMRH) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP-ACH) • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Relative Humidity • Room Mode Override •...
  • Page 16 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Three-Room Configurations: CONFIGURATION TYPE: (9) CONFIGURATION TYPE: (10) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP-RMT) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP-ACH) • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Room Temperature • Room Mode Override •...
  • Page 17 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Four-Room Configurations: CONFIGURATION TYPE: (13) CONFIGURATION TYPE: (14) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMT) • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Room Temperature • Alarm/Caution Reason • Status • Room Mode Override •...
  • Page 18 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Six-Room Configurations: CONFIGURATION TYPE: (16) CONFIGURATION TYPE: (17) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMT) • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Room Temperature • Alarm/Caution Reason • Status • Room Mode Override •...
  • Page 19 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Eight-Room Configurations: CONFIGURATION TYPE: (19) CONFIGURATION TYPE: (20) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMP) DISPLAY POINTS FOR EACH ROOM: (RMT) • Room Pressure • Alarm/Caution Reason • Room Temperature • Alarm/Caution Reason • Status • Room Mode Override •...

  • Page 20: Getting Started With The Mvm

    • RAM: 4 Gigabytes or more • Hardware: Ethernet port or USB port and USB to Ethernet adapter LVIS Installation Instructions from the Antec Controls Website • Ensure an internet connection is present. • Go to https://anteccontrols.com and enter the login section.

  • Page 21: Before Arriving On Site

    ACH_Units noteS: • Not all points list above will be required. Refer to the Configuration Type (found in the Antec Controls submittal schedule) being used to know which points will be required on the screen. • Gather this information before going to site to streamline the process for performing the BACnet Network Scan and Assigning Data Points steps in this manual.

  • Page 22: Connecting To The Mvm

    Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Connecting to the MVM ConneCtinG tHe etHernet Cable Tools required: • Laptop • Ethernet Cable (RJ-45 to RJ-45) • LVIS Software • Power wired into the MVM Setup: Connect the one end of the RJ-45 cable into the bottom of the MVM and the other end into the Ethernet port of your computer.

  • Page 23: Connecting To The Mvm Through The Lvis Configurator

    Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Connect to the MVM through LVIS Configurator The following steps will allow the user to connect to a Multi Variable Monitor (MVM). STEP 1 Open the Ethernet settings on your computer and select change adapter options. STEP 2 Select the Ethernet port to which the MVM is connected.
  • Page 24 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 4 Enter the internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4) menu. STEP 5 Select Use the following IP address. Multi-VAriAble Monitor - Manual | AntecControls.com...
  • Page 25 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 6 Go to the TCP/IP menu in the MVM. Ensure that DCHP is turned off. Record the address and netmask from the top of the menu in this case: Address: 010 000 042 013 Netmask: 255 255 255 000 Gateway: 010 000 042 001 User Recording Table: Address...
  • Page 26 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 9 Select the connection drop down at the top of the screen and select connect to device. STEP 10 Ensure that “Use HTTP connection” is selected. Enter the IP address that was recorded from the TCP/IP menu of the MVM in STEP 6.

  • Page 27: Accessing Lvis Configuration File

    Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Accessing the LVIS Configurator File using the LVIS Configurator Software STEP 1 Open LVIS Configurator. After successfully connecting to the MVM using the Connect to the MVM through LVIS Configurator section. Select read project from device. STEP 2 Once read project from device has been selected, the LVIS file will appear in the software.
  • Page 28 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION Accessing the LVIS Configurator File using a USB Memory Stick STEP 1 Plug USB into one of the two ports on the bottom of the MVM. STEP 2 Enter the settings menu of the MVM by clicking the gear button in the top right corner.
  • Page 29 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 4 Remove the USB from MVM and insert it into your computer. STEP 5 Open the folder with the project inside and select the file that is labeled as project.lcp. STEP 6 Once project has been opened, reconnect to the MVM. AntecControls.com | Multi-VAriAble Monitor - Manual...

  • Page 30: Bacnet Network Scanning

    Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION baCnet network Scanning STEP 1 Configure the BACnet settings for the MVM and for all devices, which will need to be displayed on the MVM. Caution Ensure the device ID, MS/TP Node, and MS/TP Baud Rate have been configured before scanning the for BACnet points.
  • Page 31 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 4 Select Discover Devices. This will pull in all of the devices connected via MS/TP or BACnet IP . Caution This list will auto-populate based on what the MVM is able to discover on the BACnet MS/TP or BACnet IP network. If having trouble finding the correct device, please check network settings and wiring.

  • Page 32: Adding Data Points To The Device

    Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 6 Select Datapoints underneath the object that was previously scanned. It will be located in the left hand bar underneath: BACnet Network Scan (Name of Object Scanned)Datapoints note: Once datapoints has been selected and highlighted in blue all associated data points will appear in the window to the right.
  • Page 33 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 3 The points that were selected to be “used on the device” will appear under blue folders: BACnet Port Client MappingsDevice Name (Device Instance)(Number of Items) To have the datapoints appear in the datapoint window click and highlight the desired room.

  • Page 34: Adding Data Points To The Main Screen

    Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION adding Data Points to the Main Screen STEP 1 Expand the Templates tab in the left bar of the LVIS Configurator software. Caution Do not work in the Room Menu portion of the software, this may cause display issues that require further configuration.
  • Page 35 Multi-Variable Monitor CONFIGURATION STEP 4 Select the check box for the desired point. Press select to add the datapoint to the main screen. STEP 5 The selected datapoint should appear underneath the corresponding name. STEP 6 In the top bar under select the tab that says Data Point. Ensure that the value changes only box is deselected.

  • Page 36: Maintenance Troubleshooting

    This is strongly recommended. The network speed or baud rate must be the same throughout the network. note: The default speed for Antec Controls BACnet MS/TP controls is 76,800. BACnet MS/TP currently supports 4 standard speeds which are: 9,600, 19,200, 38,400, 76,800.
  • Page 37 Limited Warranty. The complete product catalog can be viewed online at antecControls.com ® Antec Controls by Price is a registered trademark of Price Industries Limited. © 2019. Printed in Canada. v121...

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