FX-3000-X end user guide

Manufacturer

Fidelix Tech Oy

Myllynkivenkuja 1

01620 Vantaa

Finland

+358 9 250 1288

info@fidelix.com

 

 General safety instructions

Note

The system time default is 15 minutes. If the system is unoccupied over 15 minutes the system will log the user out for the safety reasons. The default time can be changed on the Settings view.

 General description

On the building automation there can be either physical I/O acess points (input/output) or program points. Controller has moduls which corresbond to the I/O points. Programmatic set points are fictitious/fixed/imaginary and they carry out different kind of actions.

After logging in the user will see the dashboard. On the Dashboard the user can:

• choose cards to the dashboard
• delete cards on the dashboard (all at once)
• use default dashboard.

Note

Tap the Dashboard tab to go back to the Dashboard.

 

 Processes

On the Processes tab the user can see Process settings and process pictures.

Tapping the process point the user get’s more information and details from the point details. User can:

• check the point details
• correct the point details (all users have no rights to correct the point details)
• edit the point details (all users have no rights to edit the point details)
• see the trend chart

State of point:

Every point is allways some of these state:

• Auto (1): Automatic values. The visible value is the real value of the point (normal state).
• Program (2): PCL program has calculated the value for the point (normal state)
• Manual (3): The point is on the manual steering and the user gives the values.

The point states has dominant order (1 strongest, 3 weakest):

1. Manual state is the most dominant state.
2. Program state can overwrite the Auto state.
3. Auto state is the weakest state but there are some exceptions where the Program state can be more dominant than the Manual state.

Text and box colour on the process picture:

1. Red. Alarm state (1). The reason for the alarm state can be:
2. Blue. Manual state (2). Manual state overrides all the program actions.

Note

The action name is grey if the action is not activated or the user has no rights to do the action.

 

 Automation

On the Automation tab the user can see

• Points
• Alarms
• Devices
• Calendar information.

Note

For more detailed information see the Fidelix programming manual.

Points

All relevant functions and features in a Fidelix BMS are linked to points. The Fidelix BMS supports a variety of point types such as physical points, programmable points, limits, set points etc.

Points tab offers more for all different point types linked to the Fidelix BMS.

Indications (DI, Digital Input)

Indications are digital input points which can be physical or programmable. The point typeis a state indication.

Point type ‘Indication’ can be used for example for- supervising a state of input in a digital input module- displaying a state controlled by IEC program- displaying a value controlled manually

Measurements (AI, Analog Input)

Measurements are analogical input points which can be physical or programmable. Thispoint type is for measurements and other analogical values.

Point type ‘Measurement’ can be used for example for- measuring value of sensor connected to AI module- counting impulses from contact in DI module - displaying value controlled by IEC program- displaying value controlled manually- running time counting

Choose Automation - Measurements to open the measurements view.

Control points

Control point operates always internally in range 0..100%. Control points are a more complex point type. It can be used from simple single stage control (e.g. domestic water) to a 6 stage air handling unit.

AO points (Analog output point)

AO points are analogical output points which can steer the physical devices to different positions (0-10 V). For example valve motors, frequency converters etc.

Select analog output point. If defined, value of this point will be set according to stage value.If stage is controlling device that needs more limiting functions than available in control point do not define AO point here. Stage value can be read into IEC program where you can make complex operations to stage value before setting valueto AO point.

Point type ‘AO’ can be used for

• Controlling actuator connected to AO module with 0..10VDC signal
• Displaying value controlled by IEC program
• Displaying value controlled manually

DO points (Digital output point)

Control points are digital outputpoints which steers the physical devices on/off. With control points the user can steer for example lightning, pumps or frequency controllers.

Point type ‘DO’ can be used for:

• Controlling state of relay in DO module
• Displaying state controlled by IEC program.
• Displaying state controlled manually

State texts

State text is select state textgroup for displayingpoint state in textmode states insteadof numbers.

State text shows the numeric value as text for user.

Lookup tables (conversion table)

Point type Conversion table can be used for:

• Converting raw measurement value from AI module to engineering units
• Creating compensation table for set value of control point
• Calculating any nonlinear value in IEC program

Time schedules

Select time schedule that gives state of DO point if itis in automatic mode.

Point type ‘Time schedule’ can be used for:

• Defining weekly schedule for DO point directly
• Defining weekly schedule for AO point directly
• Selecting device list in alarm group
• Defining weekly schedule for any operation in substation throughIEC programs

All points

All points are listed on the view.

Alarms

Alarms tab offers more information points, devices, groups and helps. Alarms are digital points which can be physical or programmable points. Point type is meant to indicate the alarm state.

Alarms can be in four state (state of point / setoff state):

• Alarm / Unacknowledged alarm
• Alarm / Acknowledged alarm
• Normal / Unacknowledged alarm
• Normal / Acknowledged alarm

Note

Some users have no rights to acknowledged all alarms.

Points

Point type ‘Alarm’ can be used for:

• Supervising state of contact in DI module
• Displaying state controlled by IEC program
• Displaying value controlled manually

Devices

Devices which are used for alarm forwarding. For example email or sms.

Groups

Alarm devices and alarms points are connected to the alarm group.

Devices

Devices tab contains settings for the devices connected to the system. For example modules, modbus and ice protection system/freexze points.

Calendar

In the calendar view the user can:

• Add scheduled events (for example to the ventilation on the weekend or feast day).
• Check the coming events.
• List the coming events.
• Change the coming events.

The calender can be scheduled for 12 months and annually repeated events are possible.

Time scheduled events are available for:

• week (days from monday to sunday)
• E1, E2 and E3(special days)
• L1 and L2 (holiday) (EN LÖYTÄNYT NÄITÄ KALENTERISTA, VAIN E-ALKUISET LÖYTYVÄT)

Colours on the calender:

• Light yellow box - the ongoing day
• Dark blue box - Event on the calender