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IPSUM® Optimizer IPSUM® Connection unit IPSUM® Router
AIR MANAGEMENT
AIR COMFORT
IPSUM
®
OPTIMIZATION SYSTEM
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This document describes IPSUM® operation and
maintenance.
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1. Overview .....................................................
1.1. Main feature ................................................
1.2. IPSUM system example ..................................
1.2.1. IPSUM cwonents ..........................................
1.2.2. IPSUM Full system (up to 300 slots) .................
1.2.3. IPSUM Compact system (up to 30 slots) ...........
1.2.4. Schematical overview ....................................
2. IPSUM Connection ........................................
2.1. IPSUM Optimizer ..........................................
2.1.1. Network ......................................................
2.1.2. IPSUM Optimizer connections .........................
2.2. IPSUM Router ..............................................
2.2.1. Network ......................................................
2.3. IPSUM Connection Unit ..................................
2.4. Supported AHU ............................................
3. IPSUM System web interface ..........................
3.1. Getting connected .........................................
3.2. General interaction .......................................
3.3. Navigation ...................................................
3.4. Scanning the system
3.4.1. Full system scan ...........................................
3.4.2. Device scan .................................................
3.5. System Interface ..........................................
3.5.1. Batch processing ..........................................
3.5.2. Main content area.........................................
Table of content
4. Alarms .......................................................
5. Trend .........................................................
6. Admin .........................................................
6.1. Admin overview ............................................
6.2. General .......................................................
6.3. System .......................................................
6.4. AHU ...........................................................
6.5. Optimization .................................................
6.5.1. Settings for Pressure Optimization ...................
6.5.2. General settings ...........................................
6.5.3. Linear Optimization Mode ...............................
6.5.4. Step Optimization Mode .................................
6.5.5. Settings for Temperature Optimization ..............
6.6. BMS ...........................................................
6.7. Users/Groups .............................................
6.8. Updates ......................................................
6.9. Optimized products .......................................
6.10. Summation ..................................................
6.10.1 General .......................................................
6.10.2 Add new summation ......................................
6.10.3 Inspecting a summed device ...........................
7. Footer information ........................................
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• Pressure optimization of supply and/or extract
• Temperature optimization of the supply air
• Up to 300 slots (branches/rooms)
• Up to 30 slots (branches/rooms) without Routers
• Ability to use the clients ethernet network between the Optimizer and
the Routers and between the Optimizer and the AHU
• Communication to the BMS using Modbus/RTU, Modbus/TCP or BACnet/IP
• Inbuilt web pages with advanced functionality and dynamically generated content
• Ability to wire the system in the most effi cient way based on the building shape and display
the web page based on the building layout
• Granular access control down to room level for shared offi ces, apartments, hotels, e.t.c.
• Smart self-diagnostics to fi nd common wiring and mechanical errors and generate a detailed report
with the ability to automatically fi x some errors and give help on others.
• Alarm manager
• Doesn’t use JAVA or Flash so runs on any modern browser without additional downloads
• Inbuilt “batch processing” to make changes to multiple rooms at a time
• Inbuilt commissioning mode function to allow quick connection by the service technician without
loosing the customers settings
• Multi-lingual without reloading web pages or starting from the home page each time
Wega Nova/Nova IIWega II Stella
STRA-14/24 STRA-14/24STRA-04
Optimix Active air
terminal device
EMPAEMSF
Occupancy
detector
Occupancy
detector
Occupancy
detector
EMSS
BMS
1. Overview
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1.1 Main feature
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The Optimizer is the main controller and has the connec-
tion to the Air Handling Unit, the Router(s)/Connection
Unit(s) and any BMS systems. It also has its own inbuilt
web server with trend logging, alarm handling and graphical
views of the system down to room level.
Integration options include Modbus/RTU (EIA-485),
Modbus/TCP (Ethernet) & BACnet/IP.
The Router is used to split the system in to more manage-
able segments and allow more effi cient wiring while still
accommodating different shape buildings.
Integration options include Modbus/RTU (EIA-485),
Modbus/TCP (Ethernet).
The IPSUM® Connection Unit allows branch/room compo-
nents to be easily connected to the system. They can be
used to connect room controllers, dampers, chilled
beams, CO2 sensors, heating/cooling valves, e.t.c.
1.2 IPSUM® system example
1.2.1 IPSUM® components
IPSUM® is a system to optimize the supply and/or extract
pressure aswell as the supply air temperature while main-
taining the rooms climate requirements therefore saving
energy. It also allows a central connection to the HVAC
system by the BMS.
The system is made up of an IPSUM® System Optimizer,
optional IPSUM® System Router(s) and IPSUM® Connec-
tion Unit(s). The system can handle up to 30 Connection
Units (branches/rooms) per Router and up to 30 Routers
per Optimizer with a total limit of 300 Connection Units
(branches/rooms) in total (mixed across the 900 slots
available).
For smaller systems with up to 30 Connection Units
(branches/rooms) Routers are not required and the
Connection Units connect directly to the Optimizer.
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1.2.3 IPSUM® compact system (up to 30 Connection Units (branches/rooms)
Stella
STRA-14/24 STRA-14/24STRA-04
Optimix Active air
terminal device
EMPAEMSF
Occupancy
detector
Occupancy
detector
Occupancy
detector
EMSS
Stella
STRA-14/24 STRA-14/24STRA-04
Optimix Active air
terminal device
EMPAEMSF
Occupancy
detector
Occupancy
detector
Occupancy
detector
EMSS
BMS
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BMS
1.2.2 IPSUM® full system (up to 300 Connection Units (branches/rooms)
Wega Nova/Nova IIWega II
Wega Nova/Nova IIWega II
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Packaged Air Handling Unit eQ Modular Air Handling Unit eQ/eQL
Air Handling Unit
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IPSUM® System Optimizer
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4 IPSUM® System Router
44 IPSUM® Connection Unit
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1.2.4 Schematical overview
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WAN / LAN
BMS
Modbus/TCP
&
BACnet/IP
Modbus/RTU
EIA/RS-485
IPSUM® System Router(s) for
“Full Mode” system.
IPSUM® System Connection unit(s)
for “Compact Mode” system.
Private Ethernet
Shared Ethernet
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2. IPSUM® connection
2.1 IPSUM® Optimizer
2.1.1 Network
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2.1.2 IPSUM® Optimizer connections
Power
The IPSUM® System Optimizer can be powered with 230vac,
24vac or 24vdc. There is a dip-switch to select between 230v
and 24v and there are separate 230v and 24v terminals. A
24v output can be either ac or dc based on the input used.
If the input is 230vac or 24vac it will be a 24vac output. If a
24vdc input is used, it will be a 24vdc output.
1) Power Supply Input (selectable)
230vac +/- 10 %, 3-wire, 50Hz, 0.04A
24vac +/- 10 %, 5.5Va
24vdc +/- 20 %, 110mA
Auxiliary Output Supply
With 230vac Input: 24vac 2.5Va
With 24vac Input: 24vac, 10Va
With 24vdc Input: 24vdc, 0.4A
Supervisor
There is an Ethernet socket for accessing the inbuilt Web
Server, Modbus/TCP & BACnet/IP.
There is a volt free relay output for indicating a common
alarm and 2 low voltage digital inputs for triggering fi re and
free cooling modes. The EIA-485 for Modbus/RTU with an
inbuilt 120Ω termination resistor can be activated using a dip-
switch, this has both terminal and RJ connections.
Ethernet
Modbus/TCP, BACnet/IP & inbuilt web server
Output/Inputs
Volt free contact for a common alarm
(N/O or N/C) 2 low voltage Inputs for fi re alarm &
free cooling
EIA-485
Modbus/RTU, terminals or RJ12 connections,
termination dip-switch
Air Handling Unit
There is an ethernet socket for Modbus/TCP communication
with the Air Handling Unit. The EIA-485 for Modbus/RTU with
an inbuilt 120Ω termination resistor can be activated using a
dip-switch, this has both terminal and RJ connections.
There are 0-10vdc outputs for supply air, extract air & tem-
perature optimization signals for direct connection to an Air
Handling Unit.
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Ethernet
Modbus/TCP & BACnet/IP
EIA-485
Modbus/RTU, terminals or RJ12 connections,
termination dip-switch
Outputs
3 x 0-10vdc outputs for supply air, extract air &
temperature optimization
Controller
There is an SD card slot used for software upgrades a reset/
comm button to reset the controller or put the controller in to
commissioning mode (the ethernet & EIA-485 settings are all
changed to defaults to allow connecting a laptop directly).
SD Card
For software updates and extended trend logging.
Comm/Reset
Push button for reset and to trigger commissioning
mode.
HMI
For basic setup without a PC/laptop.
System
There is an ethernet socket for Modbus/TCP communica-
tion with IPSUM® System Routers and there an also EIA-485
for Modbus/RTU with an inbuilt 120Ω termination resis-
tor that can be activated using a dip-switch, this has both
terminal and RJ connections and can be connected to either
IPSUM® System Routers or IPSUM® Connection Units.
Ethernet
Modbus/TCP.
EIA-485
Modbus/RTU, terminals or RJ12 connections,
termination dip-switch.
L.E.D’s
There are 3 RGB L.E.D’s which change colour and fl ash rates
to indicate different conditions/statues, see the operating
manual for details.
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PE NL GO/-G/+ Ethernet Alarm
Output
24vac/dc
24vac/dc230vac/ In 24vac/dc
GO/-G/+
In Out Fire Free
Cooling
CCB/-A/+Active
Passive
EIA-485
Termination
Ethernet
Termination
CB/-A/+Active
Passive
EIA-485
Termination
CB/-A/+Active
Passive
EIA-485
SA Fan
0-10v
EA Fan
0-10v
Temp
0-10v
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Comm/
Reset
PowerSupervisor
SystemControllerAir Handling Unit
Controller
Supervisor
Air Handling Unit / System
230vac
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WAN / LAN
IPSUM® System Optimizer or
BMS
Modbus/TCP
&
BACnet/IP
Modbus/RTU
EIA/RS-485
IPSUM® System Connection unit(s)
for “Compact Mode” system.
2.2 IPSUM® Router
2.2.1 Network
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IPSUM System Optimizer,
Router or BMS
EIA/RS-485
2.3 IPSUM® Connection Unit
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Packaged Air Handling Unit eQ Modular Air Handling Unit eQ/eQL
Air Handling Unit
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IPSUM® supports different types of Air Handling Units/connections such as
the eQ, eQL, eQ PRIME from Fläkt Woods which can be integrated easily
aswell as a Modbus Slave for 3rd party AHU’s and basic Analog/Digital
for all other Air Handling Units.
3rd Party
Slave ! Master
Master " Slave
0-10v, DI, RO
Modbus/RTU
Modbus/TCP
2.4 Supported AHU
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On fi rst accessing the page it will present you with a login dialog as below.
To connect to the IPSUM® System Optimizer’s inbuilt
web pages you can connect a computer directly to the
Optimizer’s supervisor ethernet port using a cross-over
patch cable,if your computer does not support automatic
detection, connect the Optimizer to a network with fi xed
IP addresses or to a network using DHCP where the
Optimizer is given an IP address (default).
If a fi xed IP address is needed to get fi rst contact with
the Optimizer to setup any of the above then it can be
put in to “Commissioning” mode using the “Comm/
Reset” push button located on the bottom next to the SD
card slot (by pushing the reset button for approximately
5 s until the green led starts fl ashing.
This will force the Optimizer to a fi xed IP address of
192.168.0.69 as long as the green light fl ashes.
To access the web pages you can either enter the IP
address of the Optimizer or use the WINS name, this is
always http://fwg-ipsum-xxxx where xxxx is the last
4 characters of the MAC address (printed on the end of
the product as below).
The default login details are:
Username: admin
Password: admin
Article Number: J8009094/B
Serial Number: 000054
Hardware Version: 3107500301
MAC Address: 00:00:00:00:00
Comm Address: 192.168.0.69
Software Version: 1.0.8
Mfg Date: 2013.48.2
IP Class: IP20
Operating Temp: -15 °C to +50 °C
Power Input: 230vac xxxA or 24vac xxxVA or
24vdc xxxmA
QC by:
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3. IPSUM® system web interface
3.1 Getting connected
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All dialogs (popup windows) have the “Escape” key linked to the “Cancel” button. See example dialogs below.
All dialogs (popup windows) have the “Enter” key linked to the “Save” button (except ones with sliders).
All dialogs (popup windows) have a cross in the top right of the title bar that is linked to the “Cancel” button.
All dialogs (popup windows) can be dragged to a different position.
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3.2 General interaction
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After logging in the fi rst time you will be directed to the “Overview” page as below, being the fi rst time you will have
an empty tree menu on the left and “Never Run” in the “Last System Scan” in the footer/status bar (highlighted below).
3.3 Navigation
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The web pages are split into different areas, there is the header label area as below
This label is linked to the items in the tree menu, it can be a different label for each item, for groups of items or one
for all items. The default is that the label used on the top item is used for all items.
If you click on the label then you will get a box to enter your text and buttons to cancel or save your change as below:
When you enter your own text then that item and any child items in the tree will use that text, again if you click on one
of the child items below that and then on the label and enter your own text then that will over-ride the label text for that
one item.
Characters allowed are: a-ö, A-Ö, 0-9, #
Characters not allowed are:
The limit is 50 characters
There is the header logo, header menu and header user tools area’s
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Click the drop-down list the drop-down to edit the current users profi le or logout.
Clicking on the “Edit Profi le” will open a window where the user can change/update their details.
Clicking on the “Logout” will end the current user session deleting all stored cookies and redirect the user to a page
to confi rm they have been logged out.
Click on the fl ag to change language.
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In the left area there is a search section, the tree section and the “Batch Process” section.
The search section allows fi nding any branch, room, e.t.c. by searching for the entered text and then opening and
highlighting any items in the tree that match so they can be easily seen.
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The tree section allows navigating around the system but also allows renaming items, resetting items back to auto
control, e.t.c. aswell as allowing checking multiple items that can then have “Batch Processes” run on them.
The tree has information icons added to the items in real time, as shown below:
Indication that an item below this item has an alarm (helpful when child items may be closed and not visible).
Indication that this item has an alarm.
Indication that this item is in balancing mode (also showing the tooltip that each indication gives when hovered over).
The tree has a context menu (Right-Click Menu) which changes based on the item it is accessed from, so if the main
“Home” item then it is as below:
If a router/zone item then it is as below:
If a level item then it is as below:
If a branch/room item then it is as below:
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