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 Contents
INDEX

1 Features of savic-net FX
1.1 Evolution
1.2 Flexibility

2 Specifications and Functions

2.1 Basic System Architecture
2.2 System Components
2.3 Applications

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Key concepts of savic-net FX

Evolution &

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1.1 Evolution
Comfortable combination of the latest technology
and Yamatake technology
Upgrades existing system with minimum investment

TCP/IP XML
DOS/V Windows Data file
DDC
Windows SVG JAVA

Ethernet Linux

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1.2 Flexibility

1.2.1 Anytime and Anywhere (1)

1.2.1 Anytime and Anywhere (2)
1.2.2 Open Protocol
1.2.3 Open Data
1.2.4 Energy-efficient
1.2.5 Scalability
1.2.6 Expandability

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1.2.1 Anytime and Anywhere(1/2)
Anytime and Anywhere real-time access
by the Web based operation
Alarm notification via SMS / e-mail

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1.2.1 Anytime and Anywhere(2/2)
SMS

GSM Modem

VPN

Built-in Email-SMS
Alert Gateway

Router

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1.2.2 Open Protocol Integration
Full open system integration
through BACnet IP / LON / OPC / Modbus

IBMS
OPC

BACnet IP / LON / Modbus

Fire Alarm Security Electric Elevator Others

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1.2.3 Open Data
Record data can be output for customer use

･Database software
･Spreadsheet software

CSV file
Data Data
output •Measured values analysis
•Totalized values
•Alarm
•Status changes

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1.2.4 Energy-efficient (1/5)
Various applications for
Energy Management and Energy-saving

Energy Management

Energy-saving

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1.2.4 Energy Management (2/5)

Trend Display Meter-Reading

Power, temperature, etc. Meter-reading value of power,
and totalized data water supply, gas, etc.

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1.2.4 Energy-saving (3/5)
Natural Energy

Gas, Oil

Electricity

Water

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1.2.4 Energy-saving (4/5)

Duty Cycle Control Optimum Star/Stop Control

Reduces heating source Performs the optimum start/stop
energy/electrical energy by control of AHU and chiller plant to
performing duty cycle control. avoid unnecessary runtime.

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1.2.4 Energy-saving (5/5)
Variable Water Volume (VWV) Control
Set point of supply water Water is supplied with the minimum
pressure control is decreased pressure and minimum flow rate to
when the load is low. reduce the power consumption.

Supply Water
Primary
Pressure
pump
power
No energy loss

Energy loss
Power

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1.2.5 Scalability (1/4)

System architecture is scale selectable

Up to 5,000 objects

Up to 30,000 objects

More than 30,000 objects

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1.2.5 Scalability (2/4)

Up to 5,000 objects Client PC

System Servers
Management
Integration Server (MIS)

System Core Server (SCS)

•5,000 objects / MIS
•Manages all web
operation displays.
•History data storage.
•1,000 data points / SCS
•Manages DDCs in integration.
InfilexTM (DDC)

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1.2.5 Scalability (3/4)

Up to 30,000 objects Client PC

System Servers
System Management Data Storage
Server (SMS) Server (DSS)

System
Core Server •30,000 objects / DSS
(SCS) •History data storage.
•30,000 objects / SMS
•Manages all web
operation displays.
InfilexTM (DDC)

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1.2.5 Scalability (4/4)

More than 30,000 objects Client PC

SMS Director
System Servers

SMS DSS SMS

DSS
•100,000 objects/
SMS Director
SCS SCS SCS SCS •Manages SMSs and
Director Director DSSs in integration.

• Manages SCSs
InfilexTM InfilexTM
(DDC) (DDC)
in integration.

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1.2.6 Expandability (1/2)
savic-net FX can be expanded Maintenance
to Intelligent Building Management
Management System
Alarm
(IBMS). Management Help Desk

Facility Energy
Booking Management

Billing

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1.2.6 Expandability (2/2)
Alarm Maintenance Help Desk Facility Billing
Management Management system Booking system
system system system

Energy
Client PC SMS DSS Management
system

SCS
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 Contents
INDEX

1 Features of savic-net FX
1.1 Evolution
1.2 Flexibility

2 Specifications and Functions

2.1 Basic System Architecture
2.2 System Components
2.3 Applications

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 2 Specifications and Functions
2.1 Basic System Architecture

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 2 Specifications and Functions
2.2 System Components
2.2.1 Client PC
2.2.2 System Management Server (SMS)
2.2.3 Data Storage Server (DSS)
2.2.4 System Core Server (SCS)
2.2.5 BACnet
2.2.6 OPC Server
2.2.7 Modbus Interface
2.2.8 LonTalk Controllers
2.2.9 IP Controllers
2.2.10 PLC and SDC

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2.2.1 Client PC
Any PC with a web browser.
— SMS, DSS and SCS have all the data.
Client PC only browse the data.
— Client PC Guideline
CPU: 3 GHz or more
Memory: 512 MB or more
OS: Windows XP Professional
Web browser: Internet Explorer 6.0
Java Virtual Machine: Ver. 1.4.2_08 *
Adobe SVG Viewer: Ver. 3.01 *
Adobe Acrobat Reader: Ver. 7.0 *
* Free software

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2.2.2 System Management Server (SMS)
Manages all web operation displays.
Major features
Max. 30,000 objects
Graphic display
User Management
•200 operators
•10 access levels
Alarm Dashboard
•5 million data records
(point alarms, operation setting and change-of-status)
Alarm notification via Short Message Service
Printing program
•PDF file creation, No dot-impact printer
Battery back up
•Upon power failure, power is supplied until the successful completion of shutdown.

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2.2.3 Data Storage Server (DSS)
History Data Storage as processes
the data for the
daily / monthly / yearly report and
historical trend.
Major features
Max. 4 million records (trend data)
Daily report (for 1 year)
Monthly report (for 10 years)
Yearly report (for 10 years)
Battery back up
Upon power failure, power is supplied until
the successful completion of shutdown.

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2.2.4 System Core Server (SCS)
Manages Direct Digital Controller (DDC) such as Infilex series
controllers and the Paramatrix Chiller Plant Controller in integration.
Since SCS is a self-sustaining device, it will continue the operation,
even if the other devices of the system are down.
Backs up the collected data for a maximum of 72 hours by
built-in battery during power failure.
Major features
Max. 1,000 data points
Data collection
•One-minute cycle data for up to 48 hours
•Runtime and cycle count data for start/stop and status points
Control functions
•Time program •Event program
•Duty cycle control •Optimum start/stop control
•Power Demand Control
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2.2.5 BACnet
Communicates with Fire Alarm System,
Chiller System and Lighting system using BACnet IP.
BACnet IP can process multiple object data at high speed
because Ethernet is used as a physical layer of BACnet IP.
SMS, DSS and SCS can support BACnet IP
without additional hardware.
If a sub system cannot support BACnet IP,
a gateway is necessary additionally.

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2.2.6 OPC Server
Acts as a gateway to connect BACnet IP and OPC.
Allows the monitoring of analog inputs, analog outputs,
binary inputs and binary outputs and operation of analog
outputs and binary outputs of BMS by the application of IBMS.
Max. 10,000 objects / server
If OPC Server has any communication trouble on BACnet IP,
the system notifies operators that the data is not reliable
using the quality flag of OPC.
The OPC Server is composed
of a PC and software
installed.

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2.2.7 Modbus Interface
For integration of power meters
Modbus
Just read out energy data [kwh] from I/F
power meters without extra hardwiring
and totalizer.
Reduce hardwired I/O and further Modbus
engineering on totalizing it.
Power Meter
Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP
communication
Power Meters
By others

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2.2.8 LonTalk Controllers
LonTalk Controllers of various types
Each controller stores weekly operation schedule of individual equipment.
The automatic operation of equipment continues even if
the communication with SCS fails.
Infilex GC Infilex VC
Multipurpose Controller (WY5311) VAV Controller with Damper Actuator (WY5306)

Infilex GD Infilex FC
Multipurpose Data Gathering Panel (WY5310) Fan Coil Unit Controller (WY5305)

I/O modules IAC

I/O modules for Infilex GC/GD (RY50XX) Intelligent AHU Controller (WY7307)

Infilex AC PMX-III
AHU Controller (WY5317C) Paramatrix III (WY7400)

Infilex ZM Operator Panel

Zone Manager (WY5322) Panel-mount type(QY5100)/Integral type(RY5001)

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2.2.9 IP Controllers
IP Controller connects to Ethernet directly. (Can be used with SCS.)
Client PC accesses to each IP Controllers.

Infilex GC (IP type) Infilex ZM (IP type)

Multipurpose Controller (WY5511) Zone Manager (WY5522)

Infilex GD (IP type) IP adaptor for PMX-III

Multipurpose Data Gathering Panel IP adaptor for Paramatrix III (BCY4310)

Infilex AC (IP type)

AHU Controller (WY5517C)

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2.2.10 PLC and SDC
For fast scanning field data SMS
such as Electricity.
P-SCS
SCS for PLC integration will be P-SCS
released in 2007.
MELSEC PLC
MELSEC
Mitsubishi Electric. It can have PLC
hardwired I/O and serial
communication interface via RS-485. CPL Communication
SDC
Yamatake’s Single Loop Controller SDC
CPL Communication
Yamatake Proprietary. RS-485

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2.3 Applications (1/4)

Graphic

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2.3 Applications (2/4)

Calendar control

Time program control

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2.3 Applications (3/4)

Alarm Dashboard

Daily Report

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2.3 Applications (4/4)

Optimum Start/Stop Control

Duty Cycle Control

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