Siemens System 600 APOGEE Installation guide

Brand: Siemens

Model: System 600 APOGEE

Type: Installation guide

Siemens System 600 APOGEE is an open processor with Trane drivers that can connect the System 600 APOGEE to the Trane Tracer Summit BCU. It contains the main processor, memory, and communications circuitry. The APOGEE can be attached to the left mounting rail, the M-BUS rails, and the C-BUS slot of the MBC or RBC enclosure. It is FCC-approved for a maximum of four Controller Modules and/or Pre-APOGEE Open Processors, or a maximum of five APOGEE Open Processors.

Installation Instructions

Document No. 565-939

Rev. 1, November, 1999

Open Processor with Trane Drivers

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Each Open Processor (Figure 1) contains the main

processor, memory, and communications circuitry

for connecting the System 600 APOGEE to the

Trane Tracer Summit BCU.

Figure 1. Open Processor: Front View.

The Open Processor attaches to the left mounting

rail, the M-BUS rails, and the C-BUS slot of the MBC

or RBC enclosure.

An MBC or RBC enclosure is FCC-

approved for a maximum of four Controller

Modules and/or Pre-APOGEE Open

Processors, or a maximum of five

APOGEE Open Processors.

PRODUCT NUMBERS

565-363 Open Processor with Trane Driver

(APOGEE)

565-302 Open Processor with Trane Driver

(Pre-APOGEE)

538-670 Trunk Interface II, 115V

538-675 Trunk Interface II, 230V

545-710 Battery Replacement Kit. Refer to

Installation Instructions 545-408.

545-712 MMI Extension Cable. Refer to

Installation Instructions 545-407.

538-583 Grounding Wire.

EXPECTED INSTALLATION TIMES

7 minutes.

REQUIRED TOOLS AND MATERIALS

•

Flat-blade screwdriver (1/8" blade width)

•

Wire strippers

•

One 115V or 230V (depending on device)

receptacle to power the Trunk Interface II

•

Cabling and connectors (Figure 6)

CACA

CAU

Always wear an electro-static

discharge wrist strip and discharge

accumulated static before touching

field panel components.

PREREQUISITES

•

MBC or RBC enclosure mounted with at

least one open slot on the C-BUS and AC

power connected.

•

Backups made of the current database for

all Open Processors and other Controller

Modules in the enclosure.

•

Both systems installed and checked out by

certified representatives of the companies

that installed each system. These checkouts

must confirm that each system is operating

and ready to communicate with the other

system.

•

Building level network (BLN) cable, if used,

fed into the MBC or RBC enclosure. If

necessary, splice in a connector for the

Open Processor. (Connecting this cable is

done later during start-up.)

INSTRUCTIONS

Preparing to Install the Open Processor

1. Prepare the MBC or RBC enclosure for

shutdown by performing the following steps:

CACA

CAU

Do not install or remove an Open

Processor while the MBC or RBC

enclosure is powered up. Doing so may

damage the Open Processor or other

modules in the enclosure.

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a. Notify the appropriate building personnel

that you will be turning OFF power to the

enclosure, and tell them what equipment

will be affected.

b. Follow all shutdown procedures necessary

to prevent damage to any equipment or

harm to any personnel.

If the MBC or RBC enclosure already

houses one or more Controller

Modules and/or Open Processors,

make sure their batteries are good. If

any battery status LED is red when

the power is ON, replace the battery

before proceeding.

2. Turn OFF power to the MBC or RBC enclosure.

3. If you are installing the Open Processor in an

empty MBC or RBC enclosure, remove the

temporary cover (Figure 2) that is wrapped

around the mounting rails, M-BUS rails, and the

C-BUS. Save one connector for FLN 1 and one

for the BLN if it is used.

Figure 2. Temporary Cover.

4. Remove the C-BUS cover from the lowest

available slot and discard it.

5. Remove any M-BUS protective tape from the

M-BUS.

6. Remove the warning label from the Open

Processor to expose the C-BUS card (Figure 3).

Figure 3. Open Processor: Rear View.

Installing the Open Processor

The goal of this procedure is to place the

Open Processor’s C-BUS and M-BUS

connectors into their respective slots and

secure the module.

CACA

CAU

Improperly aligning and/or installing

the Open Processor may damage it.

1. On the right-hand side of the Open Processor,

locate the lower mounting guide (Figure 4).

2. Locate the round mounting rail on the far right

edge of the right-hand M-BUS rail (Figure 4).

3. Align the module’s lower mounting guide with

the lowest available slot next to the round

mounting rail (Figure 4).

4. Insert the lower and upper mounting guides into

the mounting slot and hook them into place

(Figure 4).

5. Push the left side of the Open Processor

forward so that its C-BUS card edge and

M-BUS connector mate with the C-BUS

connector and M-BUS rails (Figure 5). When

the Open Processor is seated properly, you will

hear a “click.”

6. If the Open Processor needs to be repositioned:

a. Locate the module’s latch (on the module’s

far left end). Release the latch by pulling it

toward you.

b. Swing the left end of the Open Processor

toward you to remove the module from its

C-BUS slot (Figure 5).

c. Pull on the Open Processor to remove its

mounting guides from the round mounting

rail (Figure 4).

d. Repeat Steps 2 through 5 above.

1. Turn ON power to the MBC or RBC enclosure.

2. If you changed the operating state of any

equipment, restore it to its previous state.

If you use the BLN that is mentioned in the

Prerequisites

section, do NOT plug the

connector attached to it into the Open

Processor’s BLN port. This will be done

during start-up.

The Open Processor installation is now complete.

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Figure 4. Attaching the Open Processor to the Mounting Guides.

Figure 5. Latching the Open Processor.

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Information in this publication is based on current specifications. The company reserves the right to make changes in specifications and

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.

Landis & Staefa Division

1000 Deerfield Parkway

Buffalo Grove, IL 60089-4513

USA

Document No. 565-939.

Printed in the U.S.A.

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Connecting the Open Processor to the

Trane Tracer Summit BCU

Follow these steps to connect the Open Processor

to the Trane Tracer Summit BCU:

1. Turn OFF power to the MBC or RBC enclosure.

2. Following guidelines for P2 Trunk use in

installation instructions (P/N 538-663), install

the Trunk Interface II.

3. Make cable per diagram in Figure 6.

4. Connect the Open Processor to the Trane

Tracer Summit BCU using the guidelines in

Figure 6.

5. Plug in power supply for Trunk Interface II.

6. Turn ON power to the MBC or RBC enclosure.

FLN 1

POWER

BLN

OPEN PROCESSOR

RS-485 TRUNK CABLE

(MAX 4000' / 1219.2 m;

STANDARD 24 AWG LOW CAPACITANCE)

GROUND WIRE TO EARTH

(P/N 538-583)

POWER PACK

RS-232 CABLE

(MAX 50' / 15.24 m)

TRUNK INTERFACE II

GW0104R1

IF OPEN

PROCESSOR IS

LESS THAN

50 CABLE FEET

(15.24 m)

FROM BCU

PANEL,

PLACE TRUNK

INTERFACE II

IN MBC

ENCLOSURE

RS-232 PORT

(25-PIN FEMALE)

RS-232 PORT

(25-PIN MALE)*

TRANE

TRACER SUMMIT

BCU PANEL

TAPE BACK

SHIELD

*STANDARD

RS-232

25-PIN

PC PORT

MALE.

47832

Figure 6. Connecting the Open Processor to the

Trane System.

Siemens System 600 APOGEE Installation guide

Siemens System 600 APOGEE Installation guide

Siemens System 600 APOGEE Installation guide

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