Intelligent Manager Training Course

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Welcome
Intelligent Manager Training Course
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Program Unit 1 2
? Functions? Operation ? Equipment? System
Designs
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System Overview
DAIKINS Advanced Air-conditioning Control
Systems
iPU
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Functions Overview
Functions
Monitoring
Setting
Management
-Condition and error monitoring for air
conditioner
-Room temperature setting cooling/ heating
selection
-Printing-out (Page printer, line
printer) -FD data collection
Control
-Individual control -Group control -Interlocking
control (Fire interlocking, key
control) -Schedule control -Power interruption/
restoration control
Display
Measuring
-Control point display -Site Layout display
-Power Proportional Distribution
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Management Points
Management points
Click
Open list
Chose
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Start/Stop Action
Start / Stop action
Select
Click
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Start/Stop Display
Start and Stop operation
Select an indoor unit and push the Start/Stop
button.
Start/Stop button
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Setup
Setup
Select
Click
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Control Groups
Control group function
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Control Groups
Control group function
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Schedules
Schedule (1)
Click
Name of schedule program
To activate
Click here to chose the items of your schedule
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Schedule Setup
Schedule (2)
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Schedule Actions
Schedule (3)
Example
700
Indoor units
Start
Tenant-A-1 Tenant-A-2
1
Auto Start
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Emergency Stop
Emergency Stop Control (1)
Click
If there is fire alarm, the program will stop
all the units
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Emergency Stop Setup
Emergency Stop Control (2)
Indoor Units are stopped automatically when the
alarm occurs
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Interlocking
Interlocking (1)
Can register about 100 interlocking programs
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Interlocking Setup
Interlocking (2)
1
Input Ground-1
1
2
Condition All have been turned ON
2
3
Action Start Ground-2, Ground-3
3
If A is started, B and C will start
automatically.
Demonstration version supports this pattern only
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History Management
History management functions
The history of system state - Start/Exit
intelligent Manager, - Power failure, - etc.
The history of operation - Start/Stop, -
Performed Schedule/Interlocking, - etc.
The history of malfunction
Displays only failure state
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Power Supply
Power Supply

• Power failure
• Automatic operational data backup,
• system shutdown,

Normal state
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Tenant Data Management
Data management function
Report Search and List measurement data
Report setup Tenants management
Graph Displays daily operation, trend data,
temperature, etc.
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Tenant Data Setup
Data management function(tenant setup)
Associate the Indoor units and Pulse Input
points to their tenants.
Tenants Setup
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Tenant Data Report
Data management function(tenant report)
Data of the equipment (power consumed by indoor
units, etc) associated with a tenant for a period
of time
Click
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Graph
Graphical function
Click
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System Setup
System setting function
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System Setup
System setting function
Automatic Change Over Automatically switches
between heating/cooling
Sliding Temperature Controls the temperature
related to the outside temperature
Temperature Limit Limits the temperature in that
particular group
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Automatic Change Over
Automatic Change Over
Click
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Sliding Temperature
Sliding Temperature
Click
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Temperature Limit
Temperature Limit
Click
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Power Limit
Power Limit
Click
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Set Power Limit
Setting of Power Limit
Set Power Limit Limits the power consumption
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Power Graph
Power Graph
Power Graph Displays graphically the power
consumed
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Eco Mode Setup
ECO Mode
ECO Mode Switches on/off indoor units
intermittently and changes the outdoor unit
capacity.
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System Diagram
System Diagram
DIII-net

• Up to
• - 4 DIII- net lines / iPU
• - 64 indoor units/DIII-net
• 10 outdoor units/DIII-net
• - 18ports Di(Pi)

(up to 4 units)
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Compatible Equipment
Compatible Equipment

• VRV
• Sky Air
• Heat Reclaim Ventilation (HRV)
• Other AC equipment

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A/C Installation Compatibility
AC Installation compatibility
Required Adaptor
Equipment
Compatibility
VRV
G-Series
DTA101A51
H,K-Series
HRV
G-Series
DTA101A1,3
K-Series
Sky Air
C,D Type
DTA102A51
F,K Type
DTA102A52
Split
KRP928A1S
Inverter J-Series
Other A/C
(With limited functions)
DTA103A51
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Watt Hour Meter
Watt Hour Meter for the Power Proportional
Division
a) With a pulse transmitter.b) 1
pulse to 1kWh or 10kWh (1kWh/pulse)c) The pulse
width must be within 40 to 400 m/sec.d) It must
be a mercury relay for pulse output,and
no-voltage output.e) If all of the mechanical or
electronic type conforms to the adobe "a)"
to "d)", the meter may be used. Confirm the
following items for the construction process. ?
Construction of pulse signal line must be kept
away from power cables. For this pulse signal
line,the voltage DC24V should be applied from the
i-Manager side. It should be installed
separate from the power wires. ? Maximum distance
must not exceed 200m Confirm that the distance
between the watt hour meter and i-Manager is
within 200m.
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Watt Hour Meter Installation
Watt hour meter installation
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UPS Requirement
UPS requirement specification

• Capacity 200250 W/20min
• Voltage As required on the field
• Control signals Power failure signal
  (from UPS)
  UPS shut down signal
  (to UPS)
• Relay I/O module

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PC Specification
PC Specification (recommendation)

• CPU Pentium 300 MHz minimum
  500 MHz or above recommended
• Memory 64MB or above
• HDD 4GB minimum,8GB or above recommended
• Network 10Base/T
• keyboard / Mouse sound card and speakers
  (if the buzzers are used)
• CD-ROM drive (std)
• Monitor 14 or above
• resolution 800600, 1024768

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Software Specification
Software Specification

• Windows NT 4.0 (SP4)
• or Windows 2000
• Intelligent Manager software
• including intelligent Processing Unit O.S.

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Network Equipment, printer
Networking equipment and printer

• Ethernet network
• Multi-port hub(4 or more ports)
• 10Base/T cable(category 5)
• Printer
• Serial page printer (A4)

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Supplier
Supplier

• PC, Win 2000, printer,UPS, Hub, WHM
• -Local procurement
• iPU (intelligent Processing Unit), intelligent
  Manager software, project data file
• -DIL

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Intelligent Processing Unit
intelligent Processing unit
A.C. Supply
WHM
HUB
UPS
Indoor Units
Key Switch
VRV Unit
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Selection Procedure
Selection Procedure
START
No
Step 1. Electric Energy
Distribution
Electric Energy distribution
Yes
Watt hour meter needed
No
K series or after
Step 2. A/C Model
Yes
No
Heat Recovery
Yes
Heat Recovery other system WHM separated
Step 3. System Clarification
No. of indoor units up to 64 256
512 768 1024 No. of
outdoor units 10 40
80 120 160
Choose the model No. iM 256
iM 512 iM 768 iM 1024
Intelligent Controller iC64
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System Components
System Components
No of indoor units
System name iM 128 DAM602A52 iM 192
DAM602A53 iM 256 DAM602A51 iM 512 iM
768 iM 1024 iM includes iPU, Software and
Project Data.
128Gr 192 256 512 768 1024
X 1 X 2 X 3 X 4
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Availability of Combination
Availability of Combination
Availability of Combination
BACnet Gateway
Central remote
Unified ON/OFF
Schedule timer
Parallel
Intelligent Manager
Controller
controller
interface
BACnet Gateway
OK
OK
OK
Central remote
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
controller
Unified ON/OFF
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
controller
Schedule
OK
OK
timer
Parallel
OK
OK
interface
Intelligent Manager
OK
OK
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Differences among Central Controllers
Difference among Centralized Controllers
DCS, ON/OFF,
intelligent
BACnet
DST
Manager
Gateway
Start/Stop
Yes
Yes
Yes
Operation Mode
Yes
Yes
Yes
Command,
Set Point
Yes
Yes
Yes
State
Monitoring
Remote Control Authority
Yes
Yes
Yes
Room Temp.(suction)
No
Yes
Yes
Equip Malfunction Monitoring
Yes
Yes
Yes
No. Of
Mgt Groups
64
256-1024
256 Per Gateway
Schedule Control
Weekly
Annual
Annual
only on
Power Proportional Division function
No
Yes
RS232C
Failure prediction (AIRNET function)
No
Yes
Yes
A/C Management of one DIII-net line
I/F
A/C
(support for
Purpose, Characteristics
management
RS232C
BACNET)