Generic MMI Functional Specification - Rev G

Control Philosophy and Functional Description
for
Generic MMI with Segments
DSP49G series
Author
Date
Revision
: W.Veldhuis
: 16-3-2005
: prG
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Table of contents
1
INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................... 3
MAN MACHINE INTERFACE LAYOUT..................................................................................4

2.1
SPECIAL SYMBOLS.............................................................................................................. 6
OPERATION............................................................................................................................ 8
3.1
STARTUP............................................................................................................................ 8
3.2
STANDBY MODE.................................................................................................................. 8
3.3
FLAME INDICATOR............................................................................................................... 8
3.4
CENTRAL HEATING MODE................................................................................................... 8
3.4.1
Central Heating Run.................................................................................................. 8
3.4.2
Central Heating Anticycling.......................................................................................9
3.5
DOMESTIC HOT WATER MODE............................................................................................9
3.5.1
Domestic Hot Water Run........................................................................................... 9
3.5.2
Domestic Hot Water Anticycling................................................................................9
3.6
SETPOINT CHANGING........................................................................................................ 10
3.6.1
Central Heating Setpoint Change............................................................................10
3.6.2
Domestic Hot Water Setpoint Change.....................................................................10
3.7
SUMMER MODE................................................................................................................ 10
3.8
ERROR MODE................................................................................................................... 10
3.9
TESTMODE....................................................................................................................... 11
3.10
INSTALLER MODE.......................................................................................................... 11
3.11
ERROR HISTORY MODE................................................................................................. 12
3.12
INSTALLER + MODE...................................................................................................... 13
3.12.1 Premix Parameter List.............................................................................................13
3.12.2 Atmospheric Parameters List..................................................................................14
OPENTHERM COMMUNICATION........................................................................................ 15
WATER PRESSURE SENSOR............................................................................................. 15
OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE SENSOR...................................................................................15
PC COMMUNICATION.......................................................................................................... 17
APPENDIX A VERSION INFORMATION...........................................................................17
1)
See Chapter4
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1 Introduction
The purpuse of the Generic MMI with Segments is to have a MMI which can be connected to the
majority of CVBC's in order to display the actual status of the application and changing the basic
setpoints and parameters.
This document describes the control philosophy and the functionality of the Generic MMI with
Segments.
Following OS numbers are listed.
1)
DSP49G1004
DSP49G1012
DSP49G1038
DSP49G1046
See Chapter4
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2 Man Machine Interface Layout

The picture below shows the layout of the generic Man Machine Interface.
Table below shows the available controls and indicators on this MMI.
Control Reference
Button 1
Button 2
Button 3
Button 4
Button 5
Button 6
Button 7
Potmeter 1
Potmeter 2
Indicator Reference
Led 1
Led 2
Led 3
Led 4
Led 5
Segment A + Dot A
Segment B + Dot B
Segment C + Dot C
Segment D + Dot D
1)
See Chapter4
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There are three different versions available for the 7-segments layout.
Version
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
Indicators
Segment B + Segment C
Segment B + Segment C + Segment D
Segment A + Segment B + Segment C + Segment D
There are two different versions available for controlling the setpoints.
Version
SPSW
SPPOT
1)
See Chapter4
Controls
Button 4 + Button 5 + Button 6 + Button 7
Potmeter 1 + Potmeter 2
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Special Symbols
The seven segments displays can display special characters.

Charater
1)
See Chapter4
Meaning
Symbol Reference Name
Central Heating
CH-sign
Domestic Hot Water
DHW-sign
Test Mode
TM-sign
Degrees Celsius
Celsius-sign
Index
Index-sign
Error [E]
Error E-sign
Error [r]
Error r-sign
Parameter
Parameter-sign
50
Normal indication of value 50
150
Dot indication for 100 value
250
2 Dots indication for 200 value
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Flame
1)
See Chapter4
This dot indicates that flame is detected.
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3 Operation
The following paragraphs describe the functionality of the Generic MMI.
3.1
Startup
If the power is connected to the MMI, is starts to show the software versions of the different
controls. The following sequence is executed.
Indicate
Show software version MMI
Show software version CVBC (HuP)
Show software version CVBC (LuP)
Show software version CVBC (EEPROM)
3.2
Time
2 seconds
2 seconds
2 seconds
2 seconds
Applicable Version
All
SEG3+SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
Standby Mode
When there is no heat demand active and no error code the following information is shown on the
MMI.
Indicate
CH Supply Temperature
Celsius Sign
3.3
Indicator
Segment D
Applicable version
SEG2 1)
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
Flame Indicator
When flame is detected a dot is shown.

Indicate
Flame detected
3.4
Indicator
Dot Segment C
Dot Segment D
Dot Segment D
Applicable version
SEG2 1)
SEG3
SEG4
Central Heating Mode
3.4.1 Central Heating Run

If the thermostat closes or the Opentherm unit requires a heat demand the following information is
shown on the MMI.
Indicate
Celsius Sign
Central Heating Request On
Central Heating Request Off
Central Heating Request On
Central Heating Request Off
1)
See Chapter4
Indicator
Segment D
Led 4=On
Led 4=Off
Segment A=CH Sign On
Segment A=CH Sign Off
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Applicable version
SEG2 1)
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
All
All
SEG4
SEG4
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3.4.2 Central Heating Anticycling

If the Central Heating request has disappeared, the anticycling is activated. During this state the
following information is shown on the MMI.
Indicate
Celsius Sign
Central Heating Anticycling
Central Heating Anticycling
3.5
Indicator
Segment D
Led 4=Blinking with 0.5Hz
Segment A=CH sign blinking with 0.5Hz
Applicable version
SEG2 1)
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
All
SEG4
Domestic Hot Water Mode
3.5.1 Domestic Hot Water Run

During a domestic hot water demand the following information is shown on the MMI.
Indicate
DHW Temperature
Celsius Sign
Domestic Hot Water Request On
Domestic Hot Water Request Off
Domestic Hot Water Request On
Domestic Hot Water Request Off
Indicator
Segment D
Led 5 = On
Led 5 = Off
Segment A=DHW Sign On
Segment A=DHW Sign Off
Applicable version
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
All
All
SEG4
SEG4
3.5.2 Domestic Hot Water Anticycling

If the domestic hot water has disappeared, the anticycling is activated. During this state the
following information is shown on the MMI.
Indicate
DHW Temperature
Celsius Sign
Domestic Hot Water Anticycling
Domestic Hot Water Anticycling
1)
See Chapter4
Indicator
Segment C + Segment D
Segment D
Led 5 = Blinking with 1Hz
Segment A=DHW sign blinking with 0.5Hz
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Applicable version
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
All
SEG4
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Setpoint Changing
The setpoints for Central Heating and Domestic Hot Water can be changed with potmeters
(Version SPPOT) or with buttons (Version SPSW).
3.6.1 Central Heating Setpoint Change

If the central heating setpoint is changed, the following information is shown on the MMI.
Indicate
CH Setpoint
Celsius Sign
CH Sign
Indicator
Segment B + Segment C [Blinking 0.5Hz]
Segment D
Segment A
Applicable version
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
SEG4
If the value is not changing for 5 seconds, the MMI return to the previous mode and the new
setpoint is saved.
3.6.2 Domestic Hot Water Setpoint Change

If the domestic hot water setpoint is changed, the following information is shown on the MMI.
Indicate
DHW Setpoint
Celsius Sign
DHW Sign
Indicator
Segment D
Segment A
Applicable version
SEG2
SEG3
SEG4
SEG3+SEG4
SEG4
If the value is not changing for 5 seconds, the MMI return to the previous mode and the new
setpoint is saved.
3.7
Summer Mode
Summer mode can be activated by pressing Button 1 for less then 1 second or by turning
potmeter 1 fully CounterClockWise (CCW). Table below shows the information on the MMI for the
summer mode status.
Indicate
Summer Mode On
Summer Mode Off
3.8
Indicator
Led 1 = On
Led 1 = Off
Applicable version
All
All
Error Mode
If there is an error on the CVBC the following information is shown on the MMI.
Indicate
Error Code and Error E-sign
alternating with 1 Hz
Error Code
Error E sign
1)
See Chapter4
Indicator
Applicable version
SEG2
Segment B
SEG3
SEG3
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Error E sign
Error r sign
If Error is resetable
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Segment A
Segment B
Led 3 = Off
SEG4
SEG4
SEG4
All
All
If the error is resetable, the error can be cleared by pressing Button 3.
3.9
Testmode
Testmode can be activated by pressing Button 1 for more than 3 seconds. Table below shows
the information on the MMI for the testmode status.
Indicate
Percentage 0..99%
Percentage 0..99%
TM sign
Percentage 0..99%
TM Sign
Testmode On
Indicator
Segment B
Segment A
Applicable version
SEG2
SEG3
SEG3
SEG4
SEG4
All
During Testmode Potmeter 1 can be used to change the Percentage. Also with Button 4 and
Button 5 the percentage can be changes. The new adjusted percentage is update on the
applicable segments.
If Button 3 is pressed for less than 1 second, the Testmode is ended. The Testmode function
has an auto-timeout function of 30 minutes after the last button press or potmeter change. A
power interruption will also end this function.
If during the Testmode Button 2 is pressed for less than 1 second, the Installer Mode is
activated (see Installer Mode paragraph for more info).
3.10 Installer Mode

The Installer Mode can be activated by pressing Button 2 for less than 1 second. Table below
shows the information which can be retrieved.
Index
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1)
Information
Actual Flame Current
Actual CH Supply Temperature
Actual CH Return
Actual DHW Temperature
Water Pressure
Application Type
Actual Flue or TTB Temperature
DHW Flow Rate (Hz)
Actual Control Setpoint
Actual OTC temperature
If Button 2 is pressed for less than 1 second, the index is increased with 1. If the the last
index is reached the index is reset to 0.
See Chapter4
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Table below shows how the information is displayed on the MMI.

Indicate
Index sign alternating with
actual Index (visible only 2
seconds after change of index !)
Value of selected Index
[Information]
actual Index (visible only 2
[Information]
actual Index
[Information]
Installer Mode
Indicator
Applicable version
SEG2
SEG21)
SEG3
SEG3
Segment A
SEG4
SEG4
Led 2 = On
All
If Button 3 is pressed for less than 1 second, the Installer Mode is ended. The Installer Mode
function has an auto-timeout function of 1 minute after the last button press. A power
interruption will also end this function.
3.11 Error History Mode

If Button 3 is pressed for more than 3 seconds the Error History Mode is activated and the error
history from the CVBC is shown on the MMI. Table below shows the format of the information on
the MMI.
Indicate
E symbol + Index (visible only 2
Error Code for selected index
E symbol alternating with Index
E symbol
Index
Error History Mode
1)
Indicator
Applicable version
SEG2
Segment B
Segment A
Segment B
Led 3 Blinking with 1Hz
SEG2
SEG3
SEG3
SEG4
SEG4
SEG4
All
If Button 3 is pressed for less than 1 second, the Error History Mode is ended. The Error
History Mode function has an auto-timeout function of 30 seconds minute after the last
button press. A power interruption will also end this function.
See Chapter4
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3.12 Installer + Mode

If Button 2 is pressed for more than 3 seconds the Installer+ Mode is activated. In the Installer+
Mode the value of different parameters can be changed. Depending on the type of application
(Premix or Atmospheric) there is a standard set of parameters provided. The application type is
automaticly detected by the MMI and the correct parameter list is selected. Table below shows
the format of the information shown on the MMI.
Indicate
Parameter sign + Index (visible
only 2 seconds after change of
index !)
Parameter Value for selected
index
Parameter sign + Index (visible
only 2 seconds after change of
index !)
Parameter Value for selected
index
P symbol alternating with Index
Parameter Value
Installer+ Mode
Indicator
Applicable version
SEG2
SEG21)
Segment B
SEG3
SEG3
Segment A
Led 2 Blinking with 1Hz
SEG4
SEG4
All
The value can be changed with Potmeter 2 for the SPPOT version or with Button 6 and
Button 7 for the SPSW version.
If the value is changed Led 3 starts to blink in order to indicated that a press on Button 3 will
confirm the value. If the value is not confirmed within 5 seconds, the original value is restored
on the MMI and no writing action is performed to save the value.
If none of the buttons is pressed or potmeters is changed for more than 1 minute the
Installer+ mode is ended.
The Installer+ mode can also be ended by pressing Button 3 for less than 1 seconds if Led
3 is off.
Paragraphs below describe the available parameter list for the different types.
3.12.1 Premix Parameter List

The table below shows the parameter list for the premix applications (V derivatives).
1)
Index
1
Parameter
CH Slope
CH Anticycle Time
3
4
5
6
7
8
CH Kp
CH Ki
DHW Kp
DHW Ki
Ignition Level
Fan Kp
See Chapter4
Description
Central Sloping Factor, define the temperature rise in the startup cycle of a central heating demand.
Central Heating Anticycling Time. The CVBC does not accept a
new CH request during this time.
Proportional Control Factor for Central Heating
Integral Control Factor for Central Heating
Proportional Control Factor Domestic Hot Water
Integral Control Factor for Domestic Hot Water
Level in percentage on which the boiler is ignited
Proportional Control Factor for Fan Control
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Fan Ki
OTC offset
CH setpoint
CH Pump Overrun
DHW setpoint
CH max capacity
OTC Curve
DHW Pump Overrun
CH Hysteresis
DHW Hysteresis
CH Maximum Setpoint
Integral Control Factor for Fan Control

Offset for the OTC calculation
The actual CH setpoint
Central Heating Pump Overrun
The Actual DHW setpoint
The maximum capacity for Central Heating in percentage
Outside temperature Curve
DHW pump overrun time
Hysteresis on CH setpoint during modulation
Hysteresis on DHW setpoint during modulation
The Maximum value to which the CH setpoint can be adjusted
3.12.2 Atmospheric Parameters List

The table below shows the parameter list for the atmospheric (and fan assisted) applications
( A(M)(L) and C(M)(L) derivatives).
Index
1
Parameter
CH Slope
CH Anticycle Time
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
CH Kp
CH Ki
DHW Kp
DHW Ki
Ignition Level
CH Pump Overrun
OTC Offset
OTC Curve
CH Max Capacity
CH Hysteresis
DHW Hysteresis
Description
If an OS number is not recognized the following parameter table is supported
1)
Index
1
Parameter
CH Slope
CH Anticycle Time
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
CH Kp
CH Ki
DHW Kp
DHW Ki
Ignition Level
Fan Kp
Fan Ki
CH Pump Overrun
OTC Offset
OTC Curve
CH Max Capacity
CH Hysteresis
DHW Hysteresis
See Chapter4
Description
Proportional Control Factor for Fan Control
Integral Control Factor for Fan Control
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4 OpenTherm Communication
The Generic MMI has an OpenTherm connection, which supports the OpenTherm protocol.
The following OpenTherm IDs are supported.
Class
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
ID
0
1
5
3
4
17
18
25
26
27
28
6
48
49
56
57
10
11
12
13
14
R/W*
R/W
W
R
R
W
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R/W
R/W
R
R/W
R
R
W
Description
Status
Control setpoint
Fault flags/ faultcode
Slave configuration
Lockout reset
Relative modulation level
CH water pressure
CH water temperature
DHW water temperature
Outside temperature
CH return water temperature
Remote parameters transfer-enable read/write flags
DHW setpoint bounds
CH setpoint bounds
DHW setpoint
Max CH setpoint
Number of TSPs
TSP
Size of fault history buffer
History fault
Maximum relative modulation setting
The same Parameters can be adjusted through the transparent parameter mode as defined in
section 3.12 depending on the appliance.
5 Water Pressure Sensor

The connected Water pressure sensor will be read and send to the CVBC, the converted
pressure is then read from the CVBC and can be shown on the MMI during the Installer Mode
with Index = 5.
6 Outside Temperature Sensor

Control Temperature Setpoint = OTC Offset + C1 *(20 Outside Temperature) / 4
Where C1 = derived from the OTC Curve number:
1)
If OTC Curve number = 1..7 then C1 = OTC Curve number
If OTC Curve number = 8, then C1 = 9
See Chapter4
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OTC CURVES
WATER TEMPERATURE
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
0
-2
6
-1
2
-1
-8
-4
12
16
20
20
OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE
This Control Temperature Setpoint is send to the CVBC when no OpenTherm Control/RoomUnit
is connected. If OpenTherm Control/RoomUnit is connected, the OpenTherm Control/RoomUnit
uses the Outside Temperature for calculation of the OpenTherm Control Temperature Setpoint.
1)
See Chapter4
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7 PC Communication
The generic MMI has a PC interface which supports the CVBC communication protocol. See
ERE2038 for the protocol description and the detailled map of IDs which can be supported for the
CVBC.
Fo communication with the PC, use the cable with number 4590419-038.
8 Appendix A Version Information

Version
A
F
G
1)
Who
WVE
ES
When
2004
1-3-2005
WVE
16-3-2005
See Chapter4
What
Initial Version
Added OTC curves
Added OpenTherm ID summary
Added OTC temperature to Installer Mode
Added parameter 9 to 13 to Installer+ Mode for
AM and CM applications.
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Control Philosophy and Functional Description

MAN MACHINE INTERFACE LAYOUT..................................................................................4

WATER PRESSURE SENSOR............................................................................................. 15

OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE SENSOR...................................................................................15

APPENDIX A VERSION INFORMATION...........................................................................17

Generic MMI Segments

Generic MMI Segments

2 Man Machine Interface Layout

Generic MMI Segments

Generic MMI Segments

The seven segments displays can display special characters.

Symbol Reference Name

Domestic Hot Water

Normal indication of value 50

Dot indication for 100 value

2 Dots indication for 200 value

Generic MMI Segments

This dot indicates that flame is detected.

Generic MMI Segments

When flame is detected a dot is shown.

Central Heating Mode

3.4.1 Central Heating Run

3.4.2 Central Heating Anticycling

Domestic Hot Water Mode

3.5.1 Domestic Hot Water Run

3.5.2 Domestic Hot Water Anticycling

Generic MMI Segments

3.6.1 Central Heating Setpoint Change

3.6.2 Domestic Hot Water Setpoint Change

Generic MMI Segments

If the error is resetable, the error can be cleared by pressing Button 3.

3.10 Installer Mode

Generic MMI Segments

Table below shows how the information is displayed on the MMI.

Segment B + Segment C + Segment D

Segment B + Segment C + Segment D

3.11 Error History Mode

Generic MMI Segments

3.12 Installer + Mode

Segment B + Segment C + Segment D

3.12.1 Premix Parameter List

Generic MMI Segments

Integral Control Factor for Fan Control

3.12.2 Atmospheric Parameters List

If an OS number is not recognized the following parameter table is supported

Generic MMI Segments

5 Water Pressure Sensor

6 Outside Temperature Sensor

If OTC Curve number = 1..7 then C1 = OTC Curve number

If OTC Curve number = 8, then C1 = 9

If OTC Curve number = 9, then C1 = 12

If OTC Curve number = 10, then C1 = 18

Generic MMI Segments

Generic MMI Segments

8 Appendix A Version Information

Generic MMI Segments

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