CAME HEI, TOUCH SCREEN TERMINAL Installation guide

Brand: CAME

Model: HEI, TOUCH SCREEN TERMINAL

Category: Thermostats

Type: Installation guide

CAME HEI, TOUCH SCREEN TERMINAL allows total control over electric automation, including security devices, and scenarios for everyday life. You can monitor each light and shutter, adjust the temperature in the rooms while also ensuring the windows remain closed, keeping your home truly safe, while listening to music and answering the intercom. All this is possible with just a simple touch. The touch-screen terminals offer a simple and intuitive interface, as well as a modern design and a wide selection of shapes and colors, making them blend in with any home environment.

+RX TX -B+-

BUS

+24Vdc

GND

BUS

+24Vdc

GND

+-B+-

RS-232

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INSTALLATION MANUAL

Touch Screen

Terminal

- colour

English

English - Manual code:

119RV53

119 RV53 vers.

1.0

1.0 05/2011 © CAME cancelli automatici s.p.a.

The data and information provided in this manual are subject to change at any time without any obligation

to provide prior notice on the part of CAME Cancelli Automatici S.p.a.

DETAILS

CONNECTION TO BUS

CONNECTION DESCRIPTIONI CONNECTION TO ANTI-BURGLARY CONTROL UNIT

A home automation system developed by CAME to allow total control over all electric automa-

tion, including security devices, and scenarios for everyday life. You can monitor each light

and shutter, adjust the temperature in the rooms while also ensuring that the windows remain

closed, keeping your home truly safe, while listening to music and answering the intercom. All

this is possible with just a simple touch.

In fact, the touch-screen terminals o er a simple and intuitive interface, as well as a modern

design that allows a choice between a large selection of shapes and colours, making them

blend in with any home environment.

But that’s not all. The system is easy, simple, and safe even from far away, because the sys-

tem can be controlled remotely from home or even while travelling, by using the GSM or UMTS

network available from your mobile phone.

In addition, the ﬂ exible system o ers the possibility of movement while at home. The WiFi

terminal means that everything remains under control whether you are in the kitchen or the

garden, without the need to get up to adjust the automated programs. This is why our technol-

ogy is also perfect for senior citizens, individuals with vision problems, and those with mobility

issues. Home automation improves all of our lives.

Connection to the home automation bus is achieved with the M2 terminal. Check the touch

screen power consumption with the power supplies included with the system. We recommend

that the touch screen be placed near a power supply.

BUS CABLE

ANTI-BURGLARY CONTROL UNIT

TOUCH SCREEN

M2 HOME AUTOMATION BUS: terminal can be removed for connection to the home 1.

automation bus.

M1 RS-232: removable RS-232 terminal, used for connection to the anti-burglary 2.

control unit.

AUDIO/MICROPHONE JACK: these sockets are not currently manageable.3.

USB CLIENT: 2 client-type USB plugs for connecting USB keys in order to restore (touch 4.

restore disk) or to upload/download photos for use as screen savers.

USB HOST: host-type USB plug not currently manageable.5.

ETHERNET: Ethernet jack for connection to the LAN. Through the network the colour 6.

touch screens can communicate with each other, with the PCs connected to the net-

work, and with the WEB.

VGA: connector to connect a VGA monitor.7.

1) Connect the RS-232 serial interface to the control unit.

2) Wire the serial interface using the touch screen RS-232 terminals (- with -) (TX with TX) (RX

with RX); maximum length 20m, with shielded cable.

Do not connect the (+), the touch screen must be powered separately.

Connect the serial cable screen to the negative terminal (-) of the control unit side interface.

3) Connect the touch screen to the home automation bus or power it using the 24VDC home

automation bus.

CONTROL UNIT SETTINGS

From the control unit keypad, set the •

parameter “TOUCH SCEEN” = “ON” to

“User code” -> “Technical code” ->

“SYSTEM” -> “CHANGE SYSTEM” ->

“TOUCH SCEEN”.

TOUCH SCREEN SETTINGS

Press the "Settings" button and the "Con-•

nectivity" button (password 22222).

Set “MASTER”.•

Set "Touch Screen connected to a control •

unit."

The connection to the anti-burglary control unit is done using a M1 (RS-232) terminal and the

appropriate serial interface.

Power the touch screen using a separate power supply (not from the control unit) and check

the touch screen power consumption with the power supplies provided with the system. We

recommend that the touch screen be placed near a power supply and the anti-burglary control

unit.

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DCOK

DCOK -V

PS1A024V

INPUT: 100-240VAC 1.1A

OUTPUT: 24Vdc 1.5A

INPUT: 100-240VAC 1.1A

OUTPUT: 24Vdc 1.5A

TOUCH SCREEN PROGRAMMING

CONNECTION TO MORE THAN ONE TOUCH SCREEN (MASTER AND SLAVE)

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Once the master and slaves have been

deﬁ ned, it is necessary to program the

touch screens as follows:

Press the "Settings" button and the •

"Connectivity" button (password 22222).

STEP 1

Install the MAPPE-C software with the •

licence on the PC.

Power the touch screen from the home •

automation bus or using a 24VDC power

supply.

Directly connect the touch screen to the PC using a •

crossed network cable, or using a HUB with a direct

network cable.

STEP 2

Start MAPPE-C and after creating the project, press the PTS icon.•

Change the destination touch screen IP address (if necessary).•

Select the programming actions to be performed.•

Press the "Conﬁ rm" button to proceed to programming.•

POWER SUPPLY

CONTROL UNIT

ANTI-BURGLARY

BUS

HOME AUTOMATION

Send hours programmer: allows the hours pro-

grammer to be sent.

Send user scenarios: allows the user scenarios to

be sent.

Default user settings: allows the general param-

eters deﬁ ned under "Options"-"Options" to be sent.

Select the touch screen to program and the IP address

Update software: allows the user to update the

touch screen software.

Compile project: allows compilation of the com-

pleted project.

Send project: allows the project and the software

update (if selected) to be sent to the touch screen.

MASTER SETTINGS

Select Master using the arrow keys.•

If there are slaves connected to the •

master, check the item "Touch screen con-

nected to slave."

If there are monochromatic touch •

screens, check the item "Compatibility with

monochromatic touch screens."

If the master is connected to a control •

unit, check the item "Touch Screen con-

nected to a control unit."

If you wish to synchronise the control •

unit clock with the touch screen, check the

item, "Automatically update control unit

clock."

If Version 1 home automation modules •

are in use, check the item, "Compatibility

with modules, Vers. 1”.

SLAVE SETTINGS

Select Slave using the arrow keys, and •

assign a unique address to each touch

screen.

HUB

o SWITCHING

MASTER

SLAVE 3

SLAVE 2

If it is necessary to create a system with more than one colour touch screen, one touch screen

must be deﬁ ned as the master and the others as slaves (up to a maximum of 8 touch screens).

The home automation bus, anti-burglary control unit, and the Ethernet network connect to the

master colour touch screen.

The power supply and the Ethernet network are connected to the slave colour touch screens.

The communication between the slave and master touch screens takes place with the Ethernet

network.

The monochromatic slave touch screens connect to the bus directly. In the case of both mono-

chromatic and colour touch screens, the colour touch screen must be set as the master.

English

English - Manual code:

119RV53

119 RV53 version

1.0

1.0 05/2011

HOURS PROGRAMMER

USER SCENARIOS

STEP 1: enter the control panel and select the "Hours

Programmer" icon.

Factory password: 22222.

STEP 4: set the hour and minutes, selecting the respective

ﬁ elds and using +1 and -1 to change them. Select the

scenario to start up.

STEP 7: it is possible to deﬁ ne certain days of the year

which will use a certain program, independent of the day of

the week.

STEP 1: enter the control panel, go to the next page, and

select the "Scenarios" icon.

Factory password: 22222.

STEP 2: select the program to change from the column at

left

STEP 5: repeat steps 3 and 4 to create other program

actions. To disable an action, remove the check from the

box on the left.

STEP 8: to set the day, select the column at the top and

change the value.

STEP 2: to change a scenario select the pencil button.

To play the scenario (preview), press the PLAY button. To

delete, press the X button.

STEP 3: to create/change an hours programmer action,

check the white square at the left and select the scenario

item that appears at the right.

STEP 6: select the days of the week to apply the program.

STEP 9: after leaving the window, associate the desired

program with the day.

STEP 3: to add a scenario, select it from the list at the right.

To remove a scenario, select it from the list at left.

To change the name of a personalised scenario, select

the name and change it using the special keypad that will

appear.

The user scenarios are scenarios that can be personalised by the user. In this way, a series

of macros which group together several scenarios can be made and used with the hours

programmer and other functions.

WARNING: agree on the number of usable scenarios with the installer, as some of those

displayed may be system scenarios.

The hours programmer is generally used to schedule functions such as watering, switching

lights on, and scenario start ups over time (temperature regulation already has its own hours

programmer).

The programmer manages the scenarios (groups of actions) which must ﬁ rst be established

during the installation stage (for example, scenarios: "Lights ON", "Lights OFF", "Watering

ON"; "Watering OFF",...).

It is possible to associate one program for each day which contains a list of the actions that will

be completed. There are 8 personalisable programs and it is possible to associate just one pro-

gram for each day of the week. It is also possible to deﬁ ne certain days, "holidays", for which a

well-deﬁ ned program will be associated, regardless of the day of the week on which it falls.

WARNING: agree on the number of usable scenarios with the installer, as some of those

displayed may be system scenarios.

English

English - Manual code:

119RV53

119 RV53 version

1.0

1.0 05/2011

TEMPERATURE REGULATION MANAGEMENT

PROGRAMMING TEMPERATURES AND HOURLY PERIODS

Temperature adjustment can be divided into up to 24 adjustment zones. Each zone is associ-

ated with a temperature sensor (analogue input) and 2 electric valve outputs (one for the winter

and one for the summer). In the case which there is also a pump (or boiler), it is possible to

associate another 2 outputs (winter and summer). All the electric valves or pumps are com-

manded by forcing status. In other words, it is not possible to command an electric valve using

a manual button, for instance.

GLOSSARY:

ZONE: the environment whose temperature will be adjusted is a temperature zone. There can

be more than one zone (environments) to control within the same home automation system.

SENSOR: the sensor that measures the temperature in the zone (the same for both seasons).

ELECTRIC VALVE: Local zone control unit for heating or cooling. This output can be a fancoil,

zone pump, header, zone air condition go-ahead, etc. It is possible to associate two di erent

electric valves for the winter and the summer.

PUMP: not always necessary, this command is useful when a go-ahead shared by more than

one zone is necessary. For example, when the activation of an electric valve requires the

activation of a pump or a go-ahead from the boiler. Example of a basic drawing for a home automation system consisting of two temperature zones

(two rooms to adjust) and a shared pump. In this case, each zone uses a temperature sensor

and an electric valve.

ZONE 2

master bed-

room

ZONE 1

living room

temperature

sensor

electric valve pump

boiler

temperature

sensor

electric valve

SHOW CURRENT TEMPERATURE: the temperature shown rep-

resents the current temperature read by the sensor for the zone.

If it is green, this means that the zone is o .

If it is red, this means that the zone is on.

If it reads -20°, this means that the sensor has failed or is

disconnected.

ZONE IN AUTOMATIC: it is possible to set the zone to au-

tomatic. When a zone is in automatic, the set temperatures

and the associated hourly stages follow the established

weekly program.

WEEKLY PROGRAMMING: it is possible to associate one of

the eight available programs for all of the zones for each day

of the week. Using the arrow keys, the user selects the day

of the week and with the + and - keys they can change the

program associated with the day.

For program settings, click the day of the week associated

with the program that will be changed.

ON OFF ZONE: using the red button, it is possible switch a

temperature zone on or o .

If the season is set to Winter, the antifreeze function will

operate regardless of whether the zone is set to ON or OFF.

In summer the antifreeze function is disabled.

ZONE IN MANUAL: it is possible to set a zone to manual

and manually adjust the temperature using the vertical bar

or the + and - buttons.

SET HOURLY STAGES: for each program and for the two seasons, it is possible to set up to 48 hourly stages (each one lasting 30

minutes), assigning the temperatures EC (Economy), ST (Standard), CM (Comfort), and ZONE IN OFF (no selection).

To change an hourly stage, click on the season (a vertical yellow bar will appear), move to the desired stage using the arrow keys,

and change the temperature set using the + and - buttons. NB The programs are shared by all the zones.

TEMPERATURE SETTINGS:for each temperature zone it is possible to set the EC (economy), ST (standard), CM (comfort) tempera-

tures for the two seasons. To change the values, click on the temperature to change and use the + and - buttons to increase or

decrease the temperature.

CHANGE SEASON: the purple button can be used to

change the season. This setting is applied to all the tem-

perature zones.

Changing the season means changing the programming

and temperature values established to that of the selected

season.

ADVANCED SETTINGS:

Using the button the user can access the advanced

Timer Thermostat functions.

Antifreeze temperature: this is the temperature at which

the heating will automatically turn on (only in winter).

Zone hysteresis: a temperature value which serves to

correct the current requested temperature for the return of

electric valves and pumps.

O set sensor: a temperature value added to the current

temperature measured by the temperature sensor. It serves

to calibrate the sensor once installed.

Local adjustment: allows application of a correction

(-3..+3°C) to the current requested temperature through a

"local adjuster" connected to the sensor. Again using local

adjustment, it is possible to force zone switch o .

English

English - Manual code:

119RV53

119 RV53 version

1.0

1.0 05/2011

CAME HEI, TOUCH SCREEN TERMINAL Installation guide

Brand: CAME

Model: HEI, TOUCH SCREEN TERMINAL

Category: Thermostats

Type: Installation guide

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