Vestamatic Vesta Building Controller Manuel utilisateur

Vesta Building Controller

8-Channel Central Control for Sun Protection and

Roller Shutter Systems in large Buildings

Installation and Operating Instructions

Contents

Introduction page 43

1 Installation instructions page 44

1.1 Mounting the Vesta Building Controller page 44

1.2 Connecting the Vesta Building Controller page 45

1.2.1 Mains power supply and relay outputs page 45

1.2.2 Sensor connections and digital inputs page 46

1.2.3 Wind speed sensors page 46

1.2.4 Wind direction sensor page 47

1.2.5 Temperature sensors page 47

1.2.6 Sun sensors page 47

1.2.7 External up/down inputs page 48

1.2.8 Window cleaning and maintenance inputs page 48

1.2.9 Rain sensor page 48

1.2.10 Fire input page 48

1.2.11 Signaling relay output page 48

1.3 Communication ports page 49

1.3.1 CAN page 49

1.3.2 SSC page 49

1.3.3 RS232 page 49

1.3.4 LON page 49

2 General page 50

2.1 Keys page 50

2.1.1 Function keys page 50

2.1.2 Cursor movement keys page 50

2.1.3 Home key page 51

2.1.4 Edit keys page 51

2.2 Display page 51

2.3 Buzzer page 51

3 Operation page 52

3.1 Main menu page 52

3.2 Measured values page 52

3.3 State of functions page 53

3.3.1 Detailed functional description of current group page 53

3.3.2 Changing current group page 54

3.3.3 Active function overview page 54

3.3.4 Example page 55

3.4 Control page 55

3.4.1 Control menu – by hand function page 56

3.4.2 Control menu – by sun function page 56

3.4.3 Type of control page 56

3.4.4 Screen layout page 56

3.4.5 Changing current group page 56

3.5 Configuration page 57

3.6 Logfile page 57

3.6.1 Browsing the logfile page 57

3.7 Info page 58

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4 Configuration page 59

4.1 Password page 59

4.1.1 How to enter the password page 59

4.2 User interface page 60

4.3 Time and date page 61

4.3.1 Set time page 61

4.3.2 Set date page 61

4.3.3 Function keys page 61

4.4 Groups page 62

4.5 Change password page 62

4.6 Sensors page 63

4.6.1 Sun sensors page 63

4.6.2 Temperature sensors page 64

4.6.3 Wind sensors page 64

4.6.4 Wind direction sensor page 65

4.7 Functions page 65

4.7.1 Tilting function page 65

4.7.2 Sun function page 67

4.7.3 Temperature function page 68

4.7.4 Wind function page 69

4.7.5 Wind direction function page 70

4.7.6 Rain function page 71

4.7.7 Window cleaning function page 71

4.7.8 External inputs function page 72

4.7.9 Hand function page 72

4.7.10 Fire function page 73

4.7.11 Clock function page 74

5 Troubleshooting page 75

6 Technical data page 76

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Introduction

The Vesta Building Controller is a microprocessor-based 8-channel central control system for all types of sun

protection and roller shutter systems. The control is designed for use in large buildings with several facades

and/or multiple storeys.

Depending on sun intensity, wind speed, wind direction, precipitation and current time, all connected sun pro-

tection and shutter systems can be controlled centrally. External systems such as security window systems,

fire alarm or building services control systems can be easily integrated.

The sensor inputs allow simultaneous connection of:

2 anemometer

1 wind direction meter

8 sun sensors

2 temperature sensors

1 heated rain and frost sensor

8 group keys

8 maintenance switches

1 potential-free alarm input.

The user-friendly interface of the Vesta Building Controller (further mentioned as VBC) gives access to a lot of

information like the measured sensor values, state of functions and a logfile. It also gives access to a lot of

control possibilities like manual operation, automatic operation and control by the sun function. The display is

divided in different area’s containing plain text sometimes in combination with graphics. The function keys at

the right side of the display give direct access to special functionality. The function keys are menu specific,

which means that each menu can have its own set of function keys.

The VBC is prepared for the future, it has the possibility to connect to a LON-bus, it is prepared to connect to

the CAN-bus, and it is also prepared to communicate with other VBC’s. Connecting the VBC to a PC gives you

the ability to control the VBC from your own workspace. Visualisation software gives you a direct overview and

the possibility to control your complete building.

The next chapters will explain how to control the VBC, the different menus and how to configure the different

functionality’s.

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Installation instructions

1 Installation instructions

1.1 Mounting the Vesta Building Controller

There are two ways to fix the Vesta Building Controller to the wall. The first is fixing it directly to the wall using

the 4 mounting holes on the inside of the box (see picture 1). Remove the 2 covers on the top and bottom and

fix the device to the wall with 4 screws. The drill distances are shown below.

The second option is to use the 2 spacers. These can be used to create a distance of 11 mm between the wall

and the Vesta Building Controller. This allows cables to be guided behind the device, or fixing it on an uneven

wall.

Attach the spacers on the back of the device as shown in picture 2 with the 4 screws which are included. Then

fix the device to the wall using the holes on the corners. The drill distances are shown below.

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1.2 Connecting the Vesta Building Controller

The inputs and outputs of the Vesta Building Controller are under the two covers and are split up in two parts.

On the upper part all the sensors are connected. The lower part is for the relay outputs.

1.2.1 Mains power supply and relay outputs

The picture below shows the output part.

The mains power supply (230 V~, 50 Hz) for the device must be made on the connections 46 to 51. The connec-

tions 1 to 9 are internally connected and can be used for example to connect the minus of the 24 Volt.

The outputs are potential-free and can therefore be used for 230 V~ control voltage or 24 V~/=. For safety

reasons it is not allowed to combine both 230 V and 24 V on the outputs. In that case use external relayboxes.

The group outputs (10–33) are split up in blocks of 4 relays or 2 groups. Each block has its own common. The

commons are used to put a voltage on the relays. This voltage is switched on the up/down outputs. Because

the commons of the different blocks are next to each other it is very easy to connect them together. Optional

the blocking outputs (SP1–SP8) can be used to disable the individual control on relay-PCB’s.

The next diagram shows the internal structure of the Vesta Building Controller’s outputs, and a typical installa-

tion for 4 groups with 24 V control voltage and optional blocking (dotted line). Everything above the numbers

is internal, and below is external.

Note: Do not forget to bridge the commons if necessary. In the above situation for example terminals

15 and 16 must be bridged.

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1.2.2 Sensor connections and digital inputs

All sensors are connected in the upper connection part as shown below. The next chapters will describe the

connection for each sensor.

1.2.3 Wind speed sensors

There can be 2 wind speed sensors connected. These can be the current type or the frequency type sensor.

If the heated sensors maximum current consumption is 100 mA, the sensor can be connected directly. An

external power supply must be used, if the heated sensors current consumption is higher than 100 mA.

Current sensor with heating less than 100 mA:

The sensor can be directly connected to the VBC. Use terminals 108, 110 and 112 for

sensor 1 and 109, 111 and 113 for sensor 2.

For sensor 1 jumper 1 (see picture) must be placed to the left.

For sensor 2 jumper 2 (see picture) must be placed to the left.

Current sensor with heating more than 100 mA:

The sensor cannot be directly powered by the VBC. Therefore an external power

supply unit must be placed. Only the signal and ground must be connected to the VBC

(110 and 112 for sensor 1 and 111 and 113 for sensor 2).

For sensor 1 jumper 1 (see picture) must be placed to the left.

For sensor 2 jumper 2 (see picture) must be placed to the left.

Frequency type sensor with our without heating:

Both with and without heating can be directly connected (provided that the heating

consumes no more then 100 mA). Use terminals 108, 110 and 112 for sensor 1 and

109, 111 and 113 for sensor 2. If an external power supply must be used, do not con-

nect terminal 108 and/or 109.

For sensor 1 jumper 1 (see picture) must be placed to the right.

For sensor 2 jumper 2 (see picture) must be placed to the right.

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1.2.4 Wind direction sensor

There can be 1 wind direction sensor connected to the VBC. This one can be a current type or a digital sensor.

If the heated sensors maximum current consumption is 100 mA, the sensor can be connected directly. An

external power supply must be used, if the heated sensors current consumption is higher than 100 mA.

Current sensor with heating less than 100 mA:

The sensor can be directly connected to the VBC. Use the 12 V (108 or 109) from the

wind speed connection and connect the output of the sensor to North (115). Also con-

nect the ground (119).

Jumper 3 must be placed to the left side.

Current sensor with heating more than 100 mA:

The sensor cannot be directly powered by the VBC. Therefore an external power supply

unit must be placed. Only the signal (North = 115) and the ground (119) must be connected.

Jumper 3 must be placed to the left side.

Digital sensor with our without heating:

Both with and without heating can be directly connected to the VBC (provided that the

heating consumes no more then 100 mA). Connect the wind direction sensor to termi-

nals 114 to 119. For the heater power supply (max. 100 mA) terminals 108 or 109 from

the wind speed can be used. Jumper 3 must be placed to the right side.

1.2.5 Temperature sensors

There can be 2 temperature sensors TS-01 connected to the VBC. The temperature sensor is

connected between terminal 120 and 121 for sensor 1 or between terminal 122 and 123 for

sensor 2. The sensors do not have a polarity and can therefore connected in both ways.

1.2.6 Sun sensors

There can be 8 sun sensors SS30 connected to the VBC. The terminals are 124 to

139. 124 and 125 are for sensor 1, 126 and 127 are for sensor 2 etc. It is possible

to use 1 wire for the 5 V (for 8 sensors 9 wires can be used instead of 16). The sen-

sors do not have a polarity and can therefore connected in both ways. Each sensor

can be assigned to 1 or more groups.

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1.2.7 External up/down inputs

Each group has its own external up/down input. This inputs require a poten-

tial-free switch. It is possible to switch more inputs with the same switch at

the same time.

Connect the switch to the desired input and the common terminals (140, 149,

150 or 159).

1.2.8 Window cleaning and maintenance inputs

The window cleaning/maintenance inputs can be used to block the sunshade in a spe-

cific position. This is very important when the windows are cleaned or maintenance is

carried out. Each group has its own input.

Connect a keyswitch to the input and the common terminals 160 and 169. It is possible

to connect more inputs to one keyswitch.

1.2.9 Rain sensor

The rain sensor is connected with 6 wires. The connections on the rain sensor 1–6 cor-

respond with connections 170–175 on the VBC. With the 2 DIP-switches on the right of

the terminal block the sensitivity of the rain sensor can be set.

1.2.10 Fire input

The fire input can be used to connect the VBC to a fire alarm system. Connect a normally open potential-free

contact from the fire alarm system to terminals 176 and 177 of the VBC (see picture chapter 1.2.9). Note that

if the input is not used, the terminals 176 and 177 must be bridged by a wire.

1.2.11 Signaling relay output

The signaling relay (terminals 178 and 179) can be used to signal errors or status to other systems. It is an

potential-free relay output. This relay contact can only be used for low voltages, up to 40 Volt and maximum 1 A.

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