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Metasys Control Points

for the

Data Aire DAP3

Revision 3
November 19, 2008

Prepared for

Data Aire, Inc.


230 West Blueridge Avenue
Orange, California 92865

by

MMI Development Group, Inc.


480-203-1380
info@mmidev.com
REVISION HISTORY
Rev By Date Description
1 S. Johnson 4/20/07 Initial Release
2 S. Johnson 11/10/08 Added notes to bottom of table
3 S. Johnson 11/19/08 Added Section 3
Table of Contents
1 Introduction................................................................................................................. 4
1.1 Scope................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 References........................................................................................................... 4
2 Metasys Control Point Definitions.............................................................................. 4
3 Standby Operation Example ....................................................................................... 6
3.1 Querying the Standby Status............................................................................... 6
3.2 Setting the Standby Status .................................................................................. 7
1 Introduction

1.1 Scope

This document describes the implementation of the point map for the Metasys® protocol
on the Data Air Processor 3 (DAP3).

1.2 References

Metasys® N2 System Protocol Specification (For Vendors), July 26, 1994.

2 Metasys Control Point Definitions

Type Address Units Description Override


ADF 1 °F Return Air Temperature No
ADF 2 % R.H. Return Air Humidity No
ADF 3 °F Discharge Air Temperature No
ADF 4 °F High Temperature Last 24 Hours No
ADF 5 °F Low Temperature Last 24 Hours No
ADF 6 % R.H. High Humidity Last 24 Hours No
ADF 7 % R.H. Low Humidity Last 24 Hours No
ADF 8 °F Temperature Deadband Yes
ADF 9 % R.H. Humidity Deadband Yes
ADF 10 °F Chilled Water Temperature No
BI 1 Note 1 Compressor Short Cycle Alarm No
BI 2 Note 1 Water Under Floor Alarm No
BI 3 Note 1 No Air Flow Alarm No
BI 4 Note 1 Dirty Filter Alarm No
BI 5 Note 1 Humidifier Problem Alarm No
BI 6 Note 1 Low Voltage Alarm No
BI 7 Note 1 Fire Detected Alarm No
BI 8 Note 1 Compressor Short Cycle Alarm No
BI 9 Note 1 Power Problem Alarm No
BI 10 Note 1 Humidity Sensor Problem Alarm No
BI 11 Note 1 Temperature Sensor Problem Alarm No
BI 12 Note 1 Maintenance Due Alarm No
BI 13 Note 1 High Pressure C1 Alarm No
BI 14 Note 1 Low Pressure C1 Alarm No
BI 15 Note 1 High Pressure C2 Alarm No
BI 16 Note 1 Low Pressure C2 Alarm No
BI 17 Note 1 Smoke Detector Alarm No
BI 18 Note 1 No Water Flow Alarm No
Type Address Units Description Override
BI 19 Note 1 Discharge Sensor Problem Alarm No
BI 20 Note 1 High Temperature Warning No
BI 21 Note 1 Low Temperature Warning No
BI 22 Note 1 High Humidity Warning No
BI 23 Note 1 Low Humidity Warning No
BI 24 Note 1 Fan Overload Alarm No
BI 25 Note 1 Local Alarm 1 No
BI 26 Note 1 Local Alarm 2 No
BI 27 Note 1 Local Alarm 3 No
BI 28 Note 1 Local Alarm 4 No
BI 29 Note 1 Standby Pump On Alarm No
BI 30 Note 1 UPS Power On Alarm No
BI 31 Note 1 Custom Alarm 1 No
BI 32 Note 1 Custom Alarm 2 No
BI 33 Note 1 Custom Alarm 3 No
BI 34 Note 1 Custom Alarm 4 No
BI 35 Note 1 Humidification Inhibited No
BI 36 Note 1 Reheat Inhibited No
BI 37 Note 1 Reheat And Humid Inhibited No
BI 38 Note 1 Low Discharge Alarm No
BI 39 Note 1 Manual Override Alarm No
BI 40 Note 1 High Condensate Alarm No
BI 41 Note 1 Unit In Standby Held Off No
AO 1 % Open Chilled Water Valve Position No
ADI 1 Hours Blower Runtime No
ADI 2 Hours Condenser Runtime No
ADI 3 Hours Compressor 1 Runtime No
ADI 4 Hours Compressor 2 Runtime No
ADI 5 Hours Compressor 3 Runtime No
ADI 6 Hours Compressor 4 Runtime No
ADI 7 Hours Heater 1 Runtime No
ADI 8 Hours Heater 2 Runtime No
ADI 9 Hours Heater 3 Runtime No
ADI 10 Hours Humidifier Runtime No
ADI 11 Hours Dehumidification Runtime No
ADI 12 Hours Energy Saver Runtime No
ADI 13 Hours Chilled Water Runtime No
ADI 14 % Cooling Utilization Last Hour No
ADI 15 % Heating Utilization Last Hour No
ADI 16 % Chilled Water Utilization Last Hour No
ADI 17 % Humidifier Utilization Last Hour No
ADI 18 °F Fire Detect Limit Yes
ADI 19 °F Low Return Air Temperature Limit Yes
ADI 20 °F High Return Air Temperature Limit Yes
Type Address Units Description Override
ADI 21 % R.H. Low Humidity Alarm Limit Yes
ADI 22 % R.H. High Humidity Alarm Limit Yes
ADI 23 °F Low Discharge Air Temperature Limit Yes
ADI 24 °F Chilled Water Available Limit Yes
ADI 25 °F Temperature Setpoint Yes
ADI 26 % R.H. Humidity Setpoint Yes
ADI 27 Note 1 Unit Standby Status Yes
ADI 28 Note 1 Humidifying No
ADI 29 Note 1 Dehumidifying No
ADI 30 Cooling Stages On No
ADI 31 Heating Stages On No
ADI 32 Note 1 Energy Saver Status No

Note 1: For the control points indicated, a value of 0 means that the described status or
alarm condition is not present. A value of 1 means that the described status or
alarm condition is present.

Note 2: The “Override” column indicates which of the points can be changed using the
0x72 override command. Points marked “No” cannot be changed. Those
which are marked “Yes” can be changed with the 0x72 override command.
Note that the complete N2 override mechanism is not implemented. In
particular, we do not save away a local value when a point is overridden, we do
not set the “override active” bit in the Object Status byte, and we do not
support the override release commands.

3 Standby Operation Example

There are three relevant command sequences associated with the Metasys Standby
operation. These are putting a DAP III into standby and taking a DAP III out of standby.

3.1 Querying the Standby Status

The standby control point “Unit Standby Status” is a point of type ADI with a point
address of 27. The ADI points are “Internal Integer Parameters”. By reference to the N2
System Protocol Specification, it can be determined that to read this point you must
construct a message with the following structure:

> Start of message


01 Address of unit ID #1
1 Read internal parameter command
6 Read from region 6 (Internal Integer Parameters)
1A Object number (hex value of object number 27)
02 Attribute number (current value)
9C Checksum
When this message is sent to the DAP III during normal operation it will reply with:

A00000020<CR>

This is interpreted as:

A Start of message
00 Object Status (attribute 1)
0000 Current Value (attribute 2) A value of 0000 means normal operation
20 Checksum

When this message is sent to the DAP III during standby operation it will reply with:

A00000121<CR>

This is interpreted as:

A Start of message
00 Object Status (attribute 1)
0001 Current Value (attribute 2) A value of 0001 means standby
21 Checksum

3.2 Setting the Standby Status

To change the Metasys standby status of a DAP III to standby operation, construct the
following command. (Refer to the Metasys N2 System Protocol Specification section
“Override Internal Parameter Command” for more information.)

> Start of message


01 Address of unit ID #1
7 Override internal parameter command
2 Override subcommand
06 Region (DAP III internal integer parameters)
1A Object number (hex value of object number 27)
0001 New parameter value (0001 means go to standby mode)
63 Checksum

DAP III unit will reply with “A” and enter standby operation.

To change the Metasys standby status of a DAP III from standby operation to normal on
(controlling) operation, construct the following command:

> Start of message


01 Address of unit ID #1
7 Override internal parameter command
2 Override subcommand
06 Region (DAP III internal integer parameters)
1A Object number (hex value of object number 27)
0000 New parameter value (0001 means go to standby mode)
62 Checksum

DAP III unit will reply with “A” and enter normal operation.

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