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- Page 1 Control Point User Manual Hardware www.ismacontrolli.com DMP300en | 1st Issue rev. 0 | 01/2025...
- Page 2 Control Point Hardware User Manual Table of Contents Introduction ..........................3 Revision History..........................3 Safety Rules..........................4 Technical Specification ......................5 Hardware Specification ......................7 Panel Versions..........................7 Dimensions [mm] ..........................8 Front Panel............................8 4.3.1 Display ............................8 4.3.2 Keypad............................10 Buzzer.............................. 10 Power Supply..........................11 4.5.1...
- Page 3 Control Point Hardware User Manual 1 Introduction The Control Point is a modern comfort management wall panel with two most popular open communication protocols: Modbus RTU/ASCII and BACnet MS/TP. The panel can be configured using the iSMA Configurator software or Modbus registers/ BACnet objects. 1.1 Revision History Date Rev.
- Page 4 Control Point Hardware User Manual 2 Safety Rules • Improper wiring of the product can damage it and lead to other hazards. Make sure that the product has been correctly wired before turning the power on. • Before wiring or removing/mounting the product, make sure to turn the power off.
- Page 5 Control Point Hardware User Manual 3 Technical Specification Control Point Control Point VAV Power Supply 20-34 V 24 V ± 20% Power 0.6 W at 24 V DC - panels without CO sensor consumption 0.9 W at 24 V DC - panels with CO sensor 1.8 VA at 24 V AC - panels without CO...
- Page 6 Control Point Hardware User Manual Humidity Relative From 5% to 95% RH (without condensation) Screw Type Removable screw terminals Connector Maximum cable 1.5 mm (26…16 AWG) size Housing Material PC/ABS Mounting • Flush wall box 60 mm • US 1-gang electrical outlet box...
- Page 7 Control Point Hardware User Manual 4 Hardware Specification This section outlines all details regarding hardware specification of the Control Point panel. 4.1 Panel Versions Model Panel Code Sensors Display Color Temperature Humidity Black White Control CP-DISP-B Point CP-DISP-W ...
- Page 8 Control Point Hardware User Manual 4.2 Dimensions [mm] Figure 1. Control Point panel’s dimensions 4.3 Front Panel 4.3.1 Display The panel is equipped with an LCD display, which shows the information about: • temperature setpoint (after pushing a + or – button, setpoint can be adjusted);...
- Page 9 Control Point Hardware User Manual Figure 2. Display sequence Depending on the panel’s version, Control Point or Control Point VAV, the display shows different information. In the Control Point line, the display additionally shows the information about: • current fan mode;...
- Page 10 (+); • occupancy. Note: In order to change the fan modes or occupancy status, use the increment/ decrement buttons. In the Control Point VAV line, which has no fan control, the buttons are the following: • menu; • decrement (-);...
- Page 11 Control Point Hardware User Manual Register Value Description Bit 0 Buzzer deactivated Buzzer activated Bit 6 Buzzer for CO alarm deactivated Buzzer for CO alarm activated Table 4. The BUZZER values By default, the buzzer is active, and the CO alarm buzzer is deactivated.
- Page 12 Figure 8. RJ45 power supply connection 4.6 Communication The Control Point panel supports Modbus RTU/ASCII and BACnet MS/TP communication protocols, using 2 RJ45 sockets and a screw terminal. The panel has one USB type C (USB 2.0) port for communication with the iSMA Configurator and FCU Updater software.
- Page 13 Configurator or FCU Updater, for configuration and firmware updates. The USB port provides 5 V DC power supply. 4.7 DIP Switch The Control Point panel is equipped with a 3-position DIP switch. Each of three sections has a separate function: •...
- Page 14 Control Point Hardware User Manual • and the third switch allows for the RS485 network termination. Figure 12. The DIP switch location under the back cover 4.7.1 Restoring Default Settings The first switch provides a possibility to restore default settings in the panel. In order to do so, follow the steps below: Figure 13.
- Page 15 Control Point Hardware User Manual Default Settings Variable Default Value Baud rate 115200 Stop bits Data bits Parity bits None Protocol Modbus RTU Modbus address Replay delay None Table 5. Default values 4.7.2 Selecting Communication Protocol The second switch selects between the available communication protocols, Modbus RTU/ ASCII or BACnet MS/TP: Figure 14.
- Page 16 Control Point Hardware User Manual Note: The first and last device in the network require activated termination. www.ismacontrolli.com DMP300en | 1st Issue rev. 0 | 01/2025 page 16 of 19...
- Page 17 Control Point Hardware User Manual 5 Mounting and Installation The Control Point panel has been designed to fit all types of junction boxes, including the US type. The panel is mounted with a wall back box. 5.1 Mounting With a Back Box Figure 16.
- Page 18 Control Point Hardware User Manual Figure 17. The back box of the panel – junction box fittings Step 1: Fit the back box to the junction box. Step 2: Fit the panel to the back box, starting from up corners. Make sure the USB port is headed downwards.
- Page 19 Control Point Hardware User Manual Figure 18. Fitting the junction box, back box, and the panel Step 3: Slide the front cover from the top and push it slightly at the bottom to click. Step 4: Screw the panel from the bottom to hold the enclosure together.
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