Hitachi HC-A64BNP1 Installation & Operation Manual
Hitachi HC-A64BNP1 Installation & Operation Manual

Hitachi HC-A64BNP1 Installation & Operation Manual

Bacnet adapter for packaged air conditioner

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Installation & Operation Manual
®
BACnet
Adapter for Packaged Air Conditioner (Model: HC-A64BNP1)
IMPORTANT:
● Read and understand this manual before using this BACnet
®
● This BACnet
Adapter applies to packaged air conditioner only. ("BACnet" is registered mark by ASHRAE.)
● This installation & operation manual applies to BACnet
manual of the packaged air conditioner to be combined with.
● After the installation work, hand this manual to the customer to be kept for future reference.
● When performing test run for BACnet
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
● No part of this manual may be reproduced without prior consent of the publisher.
● Signal words (DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION) are used to identify levels of hazard seriousness. Definitions
of identifying hazard levels are provided below with their respective signal words.
: Immediate hazards which WILL result in death or serious injury.
: Hazards or incorrect practices that COULD result in death or serious injury.
: Hazards or incorrect practices that COULD result in minor personal injury or product or property
damage.
NOTE : Useful information for operation and/or maintenance.
1. Safety Summary
For Installation Work
● Perform the installation work carefully according to this manual. If installed incorrectly, it will cause an electric
shock, fire or fall of adapter which may result in injury.
● DO NOT install the BACnet
deformation, corrosion and damage.
- where generation, flowing, staying or leaking of flammable gas is detected
- where there is oil vapor and the oil is dispersed
- where the hot springs are near (in a sulfuric environment)
● DO NOT install the BACnet
- where the sea is near (in the salty environment)
- an acid or alkaline environment
- where there is a lot of humidity air
● DO NOT install the BACnet
- where the adapter will be exposed to direct sunlight
- where the temperature is extremely high
- where the adapter may be wet
- where there is poorly ventilated place
● Ensure that the installation place is strong enough. If not strong enough, the BACnet
you.
● DO NOT install the BACnet
● DO NOT install the BACnet
equipment.
®
Adapter, the simulator for BACnet
®
adapter in the following places. If installed, it will cause a fire, and result a
®
adapter in the following places. If installed, it will cause a corrosion.
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adapter in the following places. If installed, it will cause a malfunction and failure.
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adapter where the electromagnetic wave is directly radiated to the electrical parts.
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adapter within 3 meters from strong electromagnetic wave radiators such as medical
®
Adapter.
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Adapter (HC-A64BNP1) only. Refer to the installation
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should be required.
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adapter may fall down on
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  • Page 1 Installation & Operation Manual ® BACnet Adapter for Packaged Air Conditioner (Model: HC-A64BNP1) IMPORTANT: ® ● Read and understand this manual before using this BACnet Adapter. ® ● This BACnet Adapter applies to packaged air conditioner only. ("BACnet" is registered mark by ASHRAE.) ® ● This installation & operation manual applies to BACnet Adapter (HC-A64BNP1) only. Refer to the installation manual of the packaged air conditioner to be combined with. ● After the installation work, hand this manual to the customer to be kept for future reference. ® ® ● When performing test run for BACnet Adapter, the simulator for BACnet should be required. IMPORTANT NOTICE: ● No part of this manual may be reproduced without prior consent of the publisher. ● Signal words (DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION) are used to identify levels of hazard seriousness. Definitions of identifying hazard levels are provided below with their respective signal words.
  • Page 2: System Constitution

    ● The BACnet adapter has the backup system function. To realize the backup function, the “POWER LED” will stay lit for a short period after power shuts down. Please make sure that “POWER LED” is OFF upon wiring. 2. System Constitution 2.1 System Constitution ® The example of the system configuration with the BACnet adapter is shown in Fig. 2.1. This installation manual applies to for HC-A64BNP1 only. As for the other equipments of the system in details, refer to the operation manual of the equipment. Building Management System (BMS) BACnet [Ethernet (LAN)] HITACHI Provision Range Uninterruptible Disaster Power System Security BACnet Adaptor Prevention Sub-System (UPS) (HC-A64BNP1) Sub-System Outdoor Unit Indoor Unit Indoor Unit...
  • Page 3 2.2 Name of Parts The name of each part for the BACnet adapter is shown in Fig. 2.2 and 2.3. Fixing Screw for Top Cover “ERROR”: Abnormality LED (M3) Indicator (Red) This indicator is lit / flickered when “POWER”: Power Supply LED error occurs on the BACnet adapter. ® Indicator (Green) This indicator is lit when the power “RS-422/485”: RS-422/485 supply of the BACnet adapter is...
  • Page 4 2.3 Name of Parts for Terminals and Switch Setting ® Fig. 2.4 shows the BACnet adapter without the top cover. The name of each part is shown below. For connecting method for each terminal refer to the clause 4, and for setting DSW refer to the clause 5. 7-Segment LED for Indicated Condition DSW(SW2) for Optional This LED indicates BACnet adapter ® Function Setting Earth (E) Terminal condition. Make sure to earth. DSW(SW8) for RS-422/485 Changeover Switch Power Supply Terminal This DSW is not in use. (L, N) Connect power supply line.
  • Page 5 2.4 Specifications ® The hardware specification for the BACnet adapter is shown in Table 2.4, and the communication specification is shown in Table 2.5 and 2.6. ® Table 2.4 Specification for BACnet Adapter Hardware Specification Item AC 220-240V 50/60Hz Power Supply 15W or Less Power Consumption Ambient Temperature: 0~40 Environmental Ambient Humidity: 20~85%RH (No Condensation) Condition Range Width 240mm x Height 154mm x Depth 68mm Dimensions (In the Case of Vertical Installation Inside Control Panel, excluding Protrusion) 1.4kg Net Weight Only for Indoor Installation Installation Condition Applicable for Horizontal (Stationary) and Vertical (Attached Wall) Installation Table 2.5 Communication Specification for H-LINK / H-LINKII (Transmission Line) Specification Item Outdoor Unit, Indoor Unit Communication Unit Nonpolar Two Wires Communication Line Communication Half-Duplex Communication Method Asynchronous Synchronous Method Communication Speed 9600 bps Total Length of Total 1000m or Less Connecting Cable...
  • Page 6: Installation Work

    3. Installation Work ® In this clause, the installation method from the BACnet adapter installation to the power ON (Test Running) is described. The installation procedures are shown in Table 3.1. Table 3.1 Installation Steps Check Step Item Note for Installation Place Selection Selection for Installation Place Installation Procedure and Note Installation Procedure Connection Procedure for Wiring Each Cable Electrical Wiring Connection Each Switch and Setting Procedure Switch Setting Procedure Checking Item Power ON (Test Running) 3.1 Selection for Installation Place ® Select the installation place for the BACnet adapter at such places as;...
  • Page 7 (2) Vertical Installation (On the Wall) ® (a) When installing vertically (on the wall), install the BACnet adapter by keeping the connectors at the upper side. ® Install the BACnet adapter as the terminal block surface is low side. CORRECT INCORRECT INCORRECT ® Fig. 3.2 Direction for Installing BACnet Adapter (b) Remove all of the rubber stands (6 pcs.). (c) Loosen 4 screws fixing the top cover and remove it. As loosened the screws fixing the top cover as sticking the screw's head about 5mm, the upper cover can be slided and removed. ® ® (d) Firmly fix the BACnet adapter to the wall by M5 screws (Field-Supplied) from inside of the BACnet adapter box. (e) Attach the top cover removed in step (c). Attach to the wall with M5 screws. 220mm Fig. 3.3 Removing Rubber Stands and Top Cover Fig. 3.4 Dimension for M5 Screws Position...
  • Page 8 4. Electrical Wiring Procedure ATTENTION: Perform the electrical wiring work according to the clause "1. Safety Summary". ● Follow the local codes and regulations, and the advance guidance of the electric power company when per- forming electrical wiring. ● Perform electrical wiring connection work only by qualified electrician. ● Perform the installation work of the leakage breaker and the grounding work according to the local codes and regulations. ● Run the transmission line as short as possible and keep a distance of 15cm or more away from the power source line not to run along. If the transmission line is required to be run along the power source line, per- form the noise prevention as follows: - Run the cable of transmission or power source through the metal tube. (Earth one end of cable.) - Use the shielded cable for the transmission line. (Earth one end of the shielded cable.) ® ● Before opening the top cover of the BACnet adapter, turn OFF the power supply for UPS. And before elec- trical wiring work, ensure to turn OFF the power supply for UPS. ® Unless UPS power is turned OFF, the current is kept supplied to the terminals and switch for the BACnet adapter, which can cause electric shock when touched. ® ● The BACnet adapter has the backup system function. To realize the backup function, the “POWER LED” will stay lit for a short period after power shuts down. Please make sure that “POWER LED” is OFF upon wiring. ® ● Do NOT modify the inner system of the BACnet adapter. It will cause a malfunction.
  • Page 9 4.1 Electrical Wiring Procedure ® (1) The following electrical wiring work is required for the BACnet adapter. - Power Supply Wiring ® - Transmission Line between BACnet Adapter and Air Conditioners ® - Transmission Line (LAN) between BACnet Adapter and BMS (2) Connection Procedures Uninterruptible Building Power System Management (UPS) System (BMS) HC-A64BNP1 Air Conditioner Air Conditioner Fig. 4.1 Electrical Wiring Connection Procedures Table 4.1 Electrical Wiring Specifications Connection Specification Wiring Length Cable Specification Power Source Line 1.25~2mm AC220V/240V (Finished Outer Diameter Earth Wiring 10mm or less) LAN Cable LAN Line IEEE802.3 Compliance...
  • Page 10 4.2 Electrical Wiring Connection (1) Before performing the electrical wiring connection, shut down the power supply of UPS and the other control system. (2) Loosen the 4 screws fixing the top cover to remove the top cover. When loosing the screws fixing the top cover as sticking the screw's head about 5mm, the top cover can be slided and removed. Fig. 4.2 Removing Top Cover (3) Connect each wiring according to Table 4.2. The screw's size of the terminal board for the power supply is M3 and the tighting torque is 0.5 N.m. And the item "No." in Table 4.2 is applied to that of Table 4.1. Table 4.2 Electrical Wiring Connection Procedures Other End for Electrical Wiring Type Remarks Connection Connection Procedure Connect by circle terminal. Uninterruptible Connect the power Tightening Power System source line to L and Earth Torque: 0.5N.m (UPS) N terminals using the AC220/240V phillips screwdriver. Clamp wirings with cord band Power and tightener Line (accessories).
  • Page 11 (4) Attach the top cover after completing the wiring connection. When attaching the top cover, ensure that the direction of the top cover is correct as shown in Fig. 4.3. Faston screws. Fig. 4.3 Attaching Top Cover...
  • Page 12: Test Running

    5. Test Running ● Before turning ON the power, ensure that the insulating resistance between the power supply terminals and the grounding line is 1MΩ or more with DC500V. Resistance less than 1MΩ shall be considered insulation failure. In that case, do NOT turn ON the power supply. ● Do NOT operate the packaged air conditioner for checking the wiring connection until the test running prepa- ration is completed. ● If accidents such as the smoke and fire occur, shut the power supply down. 5.1 Switch Setting Procedure Perform to change the switch setting before turning on the power supply. The switch setting at the factory is shown in Table 5.1. Table 5.1 Switch Setting at Factory Factory Switch Usage Remarks Setting ON: Normal Operation Mode (Other pins are all OFF.) OFF: Self-Checking Mode (Other pins are all OFF.) OFF Fixed Do not change it. OFF Fixed Do not change it. OFF Fixed Do not change it. (8 Polars DSW) OFF Fixed Do not change it. "OPTION" OFF Fixed Do not change it. OFF Fixed Do not change it. ON: IP Address Initialization Refer to the item 6.2 for (Other pins except 1 and 8 pins are all OFF.) details.
  • Page 13 - Before this procedure ensure that all of the packaged air conditioners are operating properly to perform the test running. ® (2) Power ON the BACnet simulator. ® ® - Connect the BACnet adapter and BACnet simulator with LAN cable. (Refer to the item 4.2 "Electrical Wiring Connection".) ® - In case of connected multiple BACnet adapters to BMS, perform the test running one by one according to the following. HC-A64BNP1 BACnet Simulator ® Power Supply H-LINK/H-LINKII Air Conditioner LAN Cable Fig. 5.1 Confirmation before Test Running 5.2.2 Test Running ® (1) Power ON the BACnet adapter. - The power supply "POWER" indicator (Green) is activated. - The "LAN" indicator (Orange) is activated. - The "ERROR" indicator (Red) flickers in every 5 seconds for the first few minutes after start-up and turned OFF.
  • Page 14 5.3 LED Indication in Normal and Abnormal Condition The lit and flickered contents of each LED in the normal and abnormal movement are shown in the following. Table 5.2 Condition for LED Activation Lighting Condition Condition of LED ON Condition of LED OFF Remarks - Power ON - Power OFF POWER Power Supply - Backup Function for Power - Backup Function for Power Supply ON Supply OFF - When Data Is Received on - When Not Receiving Data on H-LINK/H-LINKII H-LINK/H-LINKII H-LINK/H-LINKII H-LINK Transmission - When Data Is Transmitted on - When Not Transmitting Data on H-LINK/H-LINKII H-LINK/H-LINKII - Activated in Case of Confirmed Link on LAN - In Case of Not Received LINK LAN Transmission - Flickered in Case of Received Signal on LAN and Transmitted Data on LAN - When Data Is Received on - When Not Receiving Data on RS-422/485 RS-422/485 RS-422/485 This system is RS-422/485 Transmission - When Data Is Transmitted on - When Not Transmitting Data on...
  • Page 15 Table 5.3 Contents for ERROR LED and 7-Segment LED Display Cause for ERROR LED and Cause for ERROR LED and Priority Order for Condition ERROR LED 7-Segment LED 7-Segment LED ON 7-Segment LED OFF LED Indication Abnormal In Case of Detected Abnormality In Case of Normal in Writing Software in Writing Software Software Start-Up Abnormal In Case of Detected Abnormality In Case of Finished FlashROM Memory Check in FlashROM Check Check Normally (FlashROM) During Memory In Case of Performing FlashROM In Case of Finished FlashROM Check Check Check (FlashROM) Abnormal In Case of Detected Abnormality In Case of Finished SDRAM Memory Check in SDRAM Check Check Normally (SDRAM) During Memory In Case of Performing SDRAM In Case of Finished SDRAM Check Check...
  • Page 16 Table 5.4 Details for Inner Program Abnormality Contents of Low Digit at Cause for Abnormality 7-Segment LED Display Error for Packaged Air Conditioner Data Acquisition (The system No. and unit No. of the indoor units setting at the object setting file is not coincident with that of setting recognized at the unit connection checking program.) Except 5 HC-A64BNP1 Failure 5.4 Self-Checking Mode The checking procedure in each function by the self-checking mode is shown in the following. ® (1) Turn OFF the power supply of the BACnet adapter. ® (2) Before performing the self-checking, disconnect the cables among the BACnet adapter, packaged air conditioner and BMS. (3) Set all pins of the optional DSW (SW2) OFF and turn ON the power supply. (Refer to No.1 of Table 2.3.) (4) The self-checking mode starts. (Ensure that 7-segment LED in Table 2.3 displays the self-checking mode.) (5) In the self-checking mode, each item of self-checking is performed by setting the optional DSW(SW2) as shown in Table 5.5. (6) After setting the optional DSW(SW2), each self-checking is started by pressing the option PSW (SW5). (7) In case of detecting no abnormalities, turn OFF the power supply and set the optional DSW (SW2) to the normal mode. Then turn ON the power supply. Table 5.5 Optional DSW Settings and Checking Contents in Self-Checking Mode 7-Segment LED Display Checking DSW(SW2) Setting Setting Condition Checking Contents Item In Starting In Normal In Abnormal H-LINK/ Check the data Only H-LINKII transmission on No. 1 and 2...
  • Page 17: Maintenance

    Is the value of the power supply voltage Measure the voltage of UPS power supply. normal? If the value 220~240V ± 10% (normal range) is exceeded, check the wiring connection and method. ® Is the power supply fuse for the BACnet Replace with new fuse, if it is melted down. adapter melted down? Both fuses for the power supply should be required to the normal condition. Is the power supply LED (POWER) In case that the power supply LED activated? (POWER) is not activated, there can be defect in the internal system of the BACnet ® adapter. Contact your contractor or dealer of HITACHI. Are the ERROR LED and 7-segment Refer to the item No. 2 and No. 4 in this LED indicated in the following condition? table. ERROR LED 7-Segment LED Indication Indication 1 time Flickered per 1 sec. 1 time Flickered per 3 sec. Are the ERROR LED and 7-segment There can be defects in the internal system ® LED indicated in the following condition? of the BACnet adapter. Contact your contractor or dealer of ERROR LED 7-Segment LED HITACHI.
  • Page 18 Is the specific LAN cable (refer to the item 4.1) - Use the specific LAN cable. (Category 5 being used? or more and 100m or less) - When connecting BMS through HUB, use the straight cable. And when connecting to BMS directly, use the crossing cable. Is LAN cable in the proper condition (melted Replace with new cable. or short-circuited) or not? Does LAN cable run along the power source Keep a distance of at least 150mm between line? the LAN cable and the power supply line. Is LAN LED indicator turned OFF? There can be defects in the internal system ® of BACnet adapter. Contact your contractor or dealer of HITACHI. Are the ERROR LED and 7-segment LED There is a discrepancy in the number and indicated as follows? the address setting of indoor unit between the system and the unit number of indoor ERROR LED 7-Segment LED unit set by the object setting file and those Indication Indication detected by the confirmation processing of connection. "G5" means "Failure to Obtain Packaged Air Check for the contents of the object setting Conditioner Information". file and the address setting of indoor unit. BMS can not control to the Are the ERROR LED and 7-segment LED Check the transmission line connection for packaged air conditioners.
  • Page 19 6.2 Initialization for IP Address Setting In case where you forget IP address changed from the initial setting, the following procedure can restore to the factory-setting (default setting). Factory-Setting (default setting) IP Address : 192.168. 0.3 Sub-Net Mask : 255.255.255.0 Procedure ® adapter and set ON No. 1 and 8 pins of the optional DSW (SW2) as figure (1) Remove the top cover of the BACnet shows. In the normal operation mode, only No. 1 pin is ON, therefore set No. 8 ON for the optional DSW (SW2). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 (2) Wait for the following indication to be displayed on the 7-segment LED. ® (3) As it is required to restart the BACnet adapter, set No.1 pin only ON (Normal Operation Mode) again and shut down the power supply once. After checking all of the LEDs OFF, turn the power supply ON again. ® ® When performed the BACnet adapter start-up, attach the top cover on the BACnet adapter. 6.3 Periodic Check To maintain the normal operation for the air conditioning control system, perform the periodic check as follows: (1) Environmental Condition ® ● Is the temperature of the BACnet adapter body too high? ® ● Is the temperature of the control system board contained the BACnet adapter too high? ® ● Are there dust, iron powder and wasted cable inside the BACnet adapter? (2) Indication...
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