Function Block Description for Enocean Radio Receiver 750-642 Library for Building Automation

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Building Automation

Function Block Description for Enocean Radio Receiver 750-642

Last Update 23.01.2008

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Copyright © 2008 by WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG All rights reserved.

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General

WAGO-I/O-PRO CAA Library for Enocean radio receiver 750-642

List of contents

Important Comments 5

TCopyright... 5

TPersonnel Qualification ... 5

Intended Use ... 5

Scope of validity ... 5

Receiver function blocks 6 Enocean receiver (FbEnoceanReceive) ... 6

Enocean Receiver IPC (FbEnoceanReceive_IPC)... 7

Enocean transmitter ID 8 Search pushbutton transmitter ID (FbShow_ID_By_Button)... 8

Seach sensor transmitter ID (FbShow_ID_By_Click)... 9

Learning Enocean Transmitter IDs (FbLearn_Switch)... 11

Learning Enocean Transmitter IDs (new) (FbLearn_Switch_01) ... 13

Buttons 15 Two or four pushbuttons (FbButton_x_Channel)... 15

Eight pushbuttons (FbButton_8_Channel) ... 16

Select button channel (FbButtonSelectChannel) ... 18

Position switches 20 Window handle SecuSignal (FbSecuSignal) ... 20

Window / door contact SRW01 (FbSRW01)... 21

Door handle- / position switches TGF / EF 41 / EF 95 (FbEF_xx)... 22

Digital input SR 65 DI (FbSR65DI) ... 23

Key- or Selector switches IP67 (FbSelectorSwitch_IP67) ... 24

Pushbuttons IP67 (FbPushbutton_IP67) ... 25

Light sensor / presence detector 26 Presence detector SR PIR-360° (FbSR_PIR_360) ... 26

SR-MDS Ceiling Multi Sensor (FbSR_MDS)... 27

Light sensor SR 65 LI (FbSR65LI) ... 28

Room operation panels / Temperature sensors 29 Room operating panel SR 04 (FbSR04) ... 29

Room sensor humidity/temperature SR 04 rH (FbSR04_rH)... 31

Temperature sensor SR 65 (FbSR65) ... 33

Subject to design changes WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG P.O. box 2880 • D-32385 Minden Phone: +49 571/887-0 E-Mail: [email protected]

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List of Contents

Raw data 34 One byte STM sensor (Fb_1_BYTE_Sensor) ... 34 Four byte STM sensor (Fb_4_BYTE_Sensor) ... 35

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Important comments

Important Comments

To ensure fast installation and start-up of the units described in this manual, we strongly recommend that the following information and explanation is carefully read and adhered to.

Copyright

This manual is copyrighted, together with all figures and illustrations contained therein. Any use of this manual which infringes the copyright provisions stipulated herein, is not permitted. Reproduction, translation and electronic and photo-technical archiving and amendments require the written consent of WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG. Non-observance will entail the right of claims for damages.

Personnel Qualification

The use of the product detailed in this manual is exclusively geared to

specialists having qualifications in PLC programming, electrical specialists or persons instructed by electrical specialists who are also familiar with the valid standards. WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG declines all liability resulting from improper action and damage to WAGO products and third party products due to non-observance of the information contained in this manual.

Intended Use

For each individual application, the components supplied are to work with a dedicated hardware and software configuration. Modifications are only admitted within the framework of the possibilities documented in the manuals. All other changes to the hardware and/or software and the non- conforming use of the components entail the exclusion of liability on part of WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co. KG.

Please direct any requirements pertaining to a modified and/or new hardware or software configuration directly to WAGO Kontakttechnik GmbH & Co.

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Scope of validity

This application note is based on the respective manufacturer's stated hardware and software and the associated documentation. This application note therefore only applies to the installation described.

New hardware and software versions may need to be treated differently.

Please pay attention to the detailed description in the respective manuals.

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Enocean receiver (FbEnoceanReceive)

Receiver function blocks

Enocean receiver (FbEnoceanReceive)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Category: Building Automation

Name: FbEnoceanReceive

Type: Function Function block X Program Library name: Enocean_04.lib

Applicable to: All programmable fieldbus controllers

without 750-812 / 814 / 815 / 816 and 758-870 Used libraires: mod_com.lib

Input parameter: Data type: Comment:

bModule_750_642 BYTE Index of the Enocean module 750-642 Preset value = 1

Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Output data of the received radio telegram.

bError BYTE Error code

0x00 = no error

0x02 = no Enocean module identified 0x81 = faulty telegram (CRC error) Graphical display:

Function description:

The function block FbEnoceanReceive is used to communicate with the radio module 750-642 via fieldbus controllers.

The controller recognizes the plugged Enocean modules on its own and counts them one after the other, starting from the left. To address the function block to the proper Enocean module, the corresponding module index must be entered as a constant at the input “bModule_750_642“.

This function block may be used only once per installed Enocean radio receiver module. All other Enocean function blocks must be linked to these function blocks via the input variable “typEnocean”.

The output variable “typEnocean“ contains all relevant data of the received radio telegrams. It can then be further processed by other function blocks.

Possible errors will be displayed at the output “bError“.

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Enocean Receiver IPC (FbEnoceanReceive_IPC)

Enocean Receiver IPC (FbEnoceanReceive_IPC)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbEnoceanReceive_IPC

Applicable to: All programmable fieldbus controllers Input parameter: Data type: Comment:

In_Data ARRAY[0..3]

OF BYTE

Input array of Enocean radio receiver module 750-642

Input/output parameter: Data type: Comment:

Out_Data ARRAY [0..3]

OF BYTE

Output array of Enocean radio receiver module 750-642

Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Output data of the received radio telegram.

bError BYTE Error code

0x00 = no error

0x81 = faulty telegram (CRC error) Graphical display:

The function block FbEnoceanReceive_IPC is used to communicate with the radio module 750-642 via fieldbus controllers.

The inputs “In_Data” and “Out_Data” contain the input or output array for the data of the Enocean radio receiver module. The variables at these inputs must be linked to the corresponding hardware address. The address depends on the installation position of the module.

Example:

In_Data = Input AT %IB0 : ARRAY [0..3] OF BYTE;

Out_Data = Output AT %QB0 : ARRAY [0..3] OF BYTE;

This function block may be used only once per installed Enocean radio receiver module. All other Enocean function blocks must be linked to these function blocks via the input variable “typEnocean”.

The output variable “typEnocean“ contains all relevant data of the received radio telegrams. It can then be further processed by other function blocks.

Possible errors will be displayed at the output “bError“.

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Search pushbutton transmitter ID (FbShow_ID_By_Button)

Enocean transmitter ID

Search pushbutton transmitter ID (FbShow_ID_By_Button)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbShow_ID_By_Button

Applicable to: All programmable fieldbus controllers Input parameter: Data type: Comment:

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Input data of the received radio telegram.

bButton_Count BYTE Number of buttons pressed simultaniously Preset value = 2

Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

dwID DWORD Display of the transmitter ID searched Graphical display:

This function block helps identify the transmitter IDs of the radio sensors.

The output variable “typEnocean“ of the FbEnoceanReceive function block must be connected to the input variable “typEnocean“ of this function block. All the received radio telegrams are made available at the input via this connection.

The value at input “bButton_Count“ defines how many buttons must be pressed simultaniously so that the transmitter ID included in the radio telegram can be displayed by the function block at the output “dwID“. Radio telegrams having only one button pressed, for example, will be ignored (“bButton_Count” = 2).

The function block can only be used for touch sensors. Transmitter IDs of analog sensors cannot be displayed.

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Seach sensor transmitter ID (FbShow_ID_By_Click)

Seach sensor transmitter ID (FbShow_ID_By_Click)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbShow_ID_By_Click

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Input data of the received radio telegram.

enumRF_TYPE enum

RF_TYPE

Selection of the type of sensor to be searched

Preset value = RF_TYPE_PTM Range of values:

5 = RF_TYPE_PTM 6 = RF_TYPE_STM 8 = RF_TYPE_CTM

bClick_Number BYTE Number of successively received

telegrams having the same transmitter ID Preset value = 2

dwID DWORD Display of the transmitter ID searched Graphical display:

This function block helps identify the transmitter IDs of the radio sensors.

A filter can be selected via the input of the “enumRF_TYPE“ input parameter so that only the telegrams of some particular types of sensors will be identified by the function block.

The following requirements must be fulfilled so that the received transmitter ID can be displayed at the output “dwID“:

• The telegram must belong to the sensor type selected at the input

“enumRF_TYPE”.

• The number of successively received telegrams having the same transmitter ID corresponds to the input value “bClick_Number“.

Note concerning the types of sensors:

RF_TYPE_PTM = touch sensor with piezoelectric contact RF_TYPE_STM = sensors with solar power supply RF_TYPE_CTM = remote control with solar power supply

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Learning Enocean Transmitter IDs (FbLearn_Switch)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbLearn_Switch

xLearn_Mode BOOL Learn mode activation

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Input of the received radio telegram Input / Output parameter Data type: Comment:

typSwitch_IDs typ

Enocean_

Learned_

Switches

List of the learned transmitter IDs

xStatus BOOL Feedback status

Graphical display:

This function block can learn up to 16 PTM 100 touch sensors in the PLC via there transmitter ID. As a result, the touch sensors can be logically assigned to the application functions even during the program runtime and the radio sensors used can be replaced.

The output variable “typEnocean“ of FbEnoceanReceive function block must be connected to the input variable “typEnocean“ of this function block. All the received radio telegrams are made available at the input via this connection.

The input/output variable “typSwitch_IDs“ has 16 storage spaces in which the transmitter IDs can be stored.

The following procedure is required to learn a touch sensor:

1. Set the value of the “xLearn_Mode“ input variables on TRUE.

⇒ The “xStatus“ output signal starts flashing quickly (approx. 30 Hz).

2. Operate two sensor push-buttons at the same time

⇒ The current storage space no. 1 is displayed via the flash code at the

“xStatus” output.

3. The storage space number is incremented by pressing two sensor press-buttons repeatedly.

⇒ The current storage space number is displayed via the flash code (see picture) at the “xStatus” output.

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4. By double clicking one of the sensor push-buttons, the transmitter ID is written to the storage space no. addressed currently.

⇒ The “xStatus” output starts flashing quickly and signals that other touch sensors can be learned.

5. The “xLearn_Mode“ input signal must be set to FALSE signal to escape the learn mode.

⇒ “xStatus” = FALSE Note:

The input/output variable “typSwitch_IDs“ should be declared as a VAR RETAIN variable, so that the assignments of the recorded IDs are saved even after resetting the controller.

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Learning Enocean Transmitter IDs (new) (FbLearn_Switch_01)

WAGO-I/O-PRO CAA Library Elements

Name: FbLearn_Switch_01

Applicable to: All programmable fieldbus controllers Input parameter: Data type: Comment :

xLearn_Mode BOOL Learn mode activation

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Input of the received radio telegram Input / Output parameter Data type: Comment:

typSwitch_IDs typ

Enocean_

Learned_

Switches

List of the learned transmitter IDs

xStatus BOOL Feedback status

bPlaceNumber BYTE Number of the storage location Graphical display:

This function block can learn up to 16 PTM touch sensors in the PLC via there transmitter ID. As a result, the touch sensors can be logically assigned to the application functions even during the program runtime and the radio sensors used can be replaced.

The output variable “typEnocean“ of FbEnoceanReceive function block must be connected to the input variable “typEnocean“ of this function block. All the received radio telegrams are made available at the input via this connection.

The input/output variable “typSwitch_IDs“ has 16 storage spaces in which the transmitter IDs can be stored.

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The following procedure is required to learn a touch sensor:

1. Set the value of the “xLearn_Mode“ input variables on TRUE.

⇒ The “xStatus“ output signal starts flashing quickly (approx. 30 Hz).

2. Operate one sensor push-button

⇒ The current storage space no. 1 is displayed via the flash code at the “xStatus” output.

3. The storage space number is incremented by pressing the sensor press- button repeatedly.

⇒ The current storage space number is displayed at the output

“bSpaceNumber” and via the flash code (see picture) at the

“xStatus” output.

4. By a long click one of the sensor push-button, the transmitter ID is written to the storage space no. addressed currently.

⇒ The “xStatus” output starts flashing quickly and signals that other touch sensors can be learned.

5. The “xLearn_Mode“ input signal must be set to FALSE signal to escape the learn mode.

⇒ “xStatus” = FALSE

Note:

The input/output variable “typSwitch_IDs“ should be declared as a VAR RETAIN variable, so that the assignments of the recorded IDs are saved even after resetting the controller.

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Buttons

Two or four pushbuttons (FbButton_x_Channel)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbButton_2_Channel

FbButton_4_Channel

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Input of the received radio telegram

dwID DWORD Transmitter ID of the touch sensor

tTimeOut TIME Maximum on-time

Preset value = t#0s t#0s ⇒ unlimited on-time Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

xUpper_Button_L BOOL Output signal button top left xLower_Button_L BOOL Output signal button bottom left xUpper_Button_R BOOL Output signal button top right xLower_Button_R BOOL Output signal button bottom right Graphical display:

The function block FbButton_2_Channel and respectively FbButton_4_Channel converts the radio telegrams of individual touch sensors into a boolean output signal using Enocean radio technology.

The function blocks can be used for touch sensors with one or two rocker switches.

They support PTM 100 and PTM 200 sensors.

The received data is processed by the function block provided that the number entered at the input "dwID" is identical to the sensor ID number included in the telegram. As a result, the function block can be logically assigned to certain types of sensors.

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If the buttons are pressed, the output signals (“xUpper_Button_L” ...

“xLower_Button_R“) are set to TRUE.

The input “tTimeOut“ can be optionally used to limit the maximum on-time of the button outputs. If no time value (t= 0 second) has been selected, the on-time of the outputs is unlimited, i.e. the output signal is TRUE as long as the push-button is pressed.

Note:

Pressing two buttons simultaneously allows to set two output signals at the same time with 4-channel PTM 200 sensors.

Eight pushbuttons (FbButton_8_Channel)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbButton_8_Channel

typEnocean typ

Enocean

Preset value = t#0s t#0s ⇒ unlimited on-time Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

xButton_1 BOOL Output touch signal 1

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The function block FbButton_8_Channel converts the radio telegrams of individual touch sensors into boolean output signals using Enocean radio technology.

This function block can be used for touch sensors equipped with one, two or four rocket-switches.

The input “tTimeOut“ can be optionally used to limit the maximum on-time of the outputs “xButton_1” – “xButton_8“. If no time value (t= 0 second) has been defined, the on-time of the outputs is unlimited, i.e. the output signal is TRUE as long as the push-button is pressed.

According to the number of rocker switches, the outputs are assigned as follows (when using a PTM 100 sensor):

xButton_6 xButton_2 xButton_8 xButton_2 xButton_4 xButton_6 xButton_8

xButton_5 xButton_1 xButton_7 xButton_1 xButton_3 xButton_5 xButton_7

Note:

When using PTM 200 sensors, the assignment will differ from the one shown above.

In this case we recommend the use of function block FbButton_2_Channel or FbButton_4_Channel.

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Select button channel (FbButtonSelectChannel)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbButtonSelectChannel

typEnocean typ

Enocean

bButton BYTE Number of the touch sensor push-button Preset value = 1

Range of values 1 - 8

Preset value:

t#0s ⇒ unlimited on-time Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

xButton BOOL Output touch signal

The function block FbButtonSelectChannel converts the radio telegrams of individual touch sensors into a boolean output signal using Enocean radio technology.

This function block can be used for touch sensors equipped with one, two or four rocket-switches.

Numbers have been assigned to the push-buttons of the touch sensors as shown in the picture below. The number (1 - 8) at the“bButton“ input defines the push-button which is used to induce a reaction at the “xButton“ output.

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The input “tTimeOut“ can be optionally used to limit the maximum on-time of the“xButton“ output. If no time value (t= 0 second) has been selected, the on-time of the outputs is unlimited, i.e. the output signal is TRUE as long as the push-button is pressed.

According to the number of rocker switches, the outputs are assigned as follows (when using a PTM 100 sensor):

6 2 8 2 4 6 8

5 1 7 1 3 5 7

Note:

When using PTM 200 sensors, the assignment will differ from the one shown above.

In this case we recommend the use of function block FbButton_2_Channel or FbButton_4_Channel

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Position switches

Window handle SecuSignal (FbSecuSignal)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSecuSignal

typEnocean typ

Enocean

dwID DWORD Transmitter ID of the sensor

xWindow_Closed BOOL Window handle is in closed position xWindow_Opened BOOL Window handle is in opened position xWindow_Tilted BOOL Window handle is in tilted position Graphical display:

The function module FbSecuSignal provides the position of the window handle

"SecuSignal" by Hoppe Co.

The output "xWindows_Closed" indicates that the window handle is in "closed"

position.

The output "xWindows_Opened" indicates that the window handle is in "open"

position.

The output "xWindow_Tilted" indicates that the windows handle is in "tilted"

position.

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Window / door contact SRW01 (FbSRW01)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSRW01

typEnocean typ

Enocean

tTimeOut TIME Maximum interval between two telegrams.

Preset value = t#60m Feedback value: Data type: Comment:

xOpen BOOL Window open = TRUE

xError BOOL No new telegram within timeout period.

The function block FbSRW01 outputs the status of the window contact SRW01.

The output “xOpen“ indicates if the window contact is open or closed.

The input “tTimeOut“ can optionally be used to monitor if the sensor sends a telegram at regular intervals (e.g. every 15 min). An input value “tTimeOut“ = t#0s deactivates the timeout monitoring.

If the “tTimeOut“ time has expired without the function block having received a new telegram, the “xError“ output will be set to TRUE.

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Door handle- / position switches TGF / EF 41 / EF 95 (FbEF_xx)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbEF_41

FbEF_95

typEnocean typ

Enocean

xActiv BOOL Output switch signal

The function block FbEF_41 supports the door handle switch (TGF), the position switch (EF 41) and the pull-wire switch (EF 41 Z) from Steute. The function block FbEF_95 supports the EF 95 position switch.

The output “xActiv“ indicates, it the switch is active.

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Digital input SR 65 DI (FbSR65DI)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSR65DI

typEnocean typ

Enocean

tTimeOut TIME Maximum interval between two telegrams Preset value = t#60m

xActiv BOOL Output switch signal

rBatteryVoltage REAL Battery voltage from the sensor xError BOOL No new telegram within timeout period Graphical display:

The function block FbSR65DI indicates the digital input signal from the Thermokon module SR65 DI.

The output “rBatteryVoltage” indicates the battery voltage of the sensor.

The output “xActiv“ indicates the status of the digital input.

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Key- or Selector switches IP67 (FbSelectorSwitch_IP67)

WAGO-I/O-PRO CAA Library Elements

Name: FbSelectorSwitch_IP67

typEnocean typ

Enocean

bSwitchSetting BYTE Actual switch position

xSwitchSetting_1 BOOL Key- or selector switch in position 1 xSwitchSetting_0 BOOL Key- or selector switch in position 0 xSwitchSetting_2 BOOL Key- or selector switch in position 2 Graphical display:

The function module FbSelectorSwitch_IP67 provides the position of the IP 67 key- or selector switch by DUX Co.

The output “bSwitchSetting” idicates the switch setting of the key- or selector switch.

The output "xSwitchSetting_1" indicates that the switch setting is in position ‘1’.

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Pushbuttons IP67 (FbPushbutton_IP67)

WAGO-I/O-PRO CAA Library Elements

Name: FbPushbutton_IP67

typEnocean typ

Enocean

xPushbutton BOOL Status of the pushbutton Graphical display:

The function module FbPushbutton_IP67 provides the position of the IP 67 pushbutton by DUX Co.

The output “xPushbutton“ indicates the status of the pushbutton.

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Light sensor / presence detector

Presence detector SR PIR-360° (FbSR_PIR_360)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSR_PIR_360

typEnocean typ

Enocean

xPresence BOOL Indicates the presence of a person within the measurement range of the sensor.

The function block FbSR_PIR_360 indicates the state of the movement sensor SR-PIR 360°.

The output "xPresence“ indicates whether a person is within the measurement range of the sensor.

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SR-MDS Ceiling Multi Sensor (FbSR_MDS)

WAGO-I/O-PRO CAA Library Elements

Name: FbSR_MDS

typEnocean typ

Enocean

xPresence BOOL Indicates the presence of a person.

rBrightness REAL Light level from the light sensor [LUX]

Value range = 0 – 512 Lux rBatteryVoltage REAL Battery voltage from the sensor[V]

Value range = 0 – 5.1 V

The FbSR_MDS function block displays both the movement and brightness detected by the SR-MDS ceiling multi sensor.

The received data is processed by the function block provided that the number entered at the input "dwID" is identical to the sensor ID number included in the telegram. As a result, the function block can be logically assigned to the sensor.

The output "xPresence“ indicates whether a person is within the measurement range of the sensor.

The "rBrightness" output indicates the measured brightness value and the

"rBatteryVoltage" output shows the charging voltage of the energy storage device.

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Light sensor SR 65 LI (FbSR65LI)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSR65LI

typEnocean typ

Enocean

wLuxRange30K WORD Light level in 30 K Lux range wLuxRange60K WORD Light level in 60 K Lux range

xError BOOL No new telegram within timeout period Graphical display:

The function block FbSR65LI evaluates the light level from SR 65 LI in two different measurement ranges. Only one measurement range is valid depending on the setting of the light sensor.

The output "wLuxRange30K“ indicates the current light level for a measurement range set between 300 lx and 30,000 lx.

The output "wLuxRange60K“ indicates the current light level for a measurement range set between 600 lx and 60,000 lx.

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Room operation panels / Temperature sensors

Room operating panel SR 04 (FbSR04)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSR04

typEnocean typ

Enocean

rMaxSetpointCorrection REAL Maximum correction of desired value at the room operating panel [K]

xPresence BOOL Presence button activated = FALSE Default value = TRUE

rTemperature REAL Indication of room temperature [°C]

Default value: 20

rSetpointCorrection REAL Correction of the desired value at the room operating panel [K]

xAuto BOOL Rotary switch position automatic

Default value = TRUE

xLevel_0 BOOL Rotary switch level 0

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The function block FbSR04 evaluates the data of the Series SR04 room operating panel.

The output variable “typEnocean“ of the FbEnoceanReceive function block must be connected to the input variable “typEnocean“ of this function block.

All the received radio telegrams are made available at the input via this connection.

The maximum desired value deviation is set at the “rMaxSetpointCorrection“

input. The desired value deviation that is indicated at the output

“rSetpointCorrection“ depends on the specified maximum desired value deviation and on the position of the adjuster for the desired value on the room operating panel.

The input “tTimeOut“ can optionally be used to monitor if the sensor sends a telegram at regular intervals (e.g. every 15 min). An input value “tTimeOut“ = t#0s deactivates the timeout monitoring..

The output “xPresence“ is set to FALSE if the presence button of the room control panel is activated.

The measured temperature is given in °C at the output “rTemperature“.

The outputs “xAuto“ and “xLevel_0“ to “xLevel_3“ indicate the ventilation level of the room operating panel.

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Room sensor humidity/temperature SR 04 rH (FbSR04_rH)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSR04_rH

typEnocean typ

Enocean

rMaxSetpointCorrection REAL Maximum correction of desired value at the room operating panel [K]

xPresence BOOL Presence button activated = FALSE Default value = TRUE

rTemperature REAL Indication of room temperature [°C]

Default value: 20

rSetpointCorrection REAL Correction of the desired value at the room operating panel [K]

rHumidity REAL Indication of relative humidity Range of values: 0 - 100 % Graphical display:

The function block FbSR04_rH evaluates the data of the series SR04 rH room operating panels.

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The maximum desired value deviation is set at the “rMaxSetpointCorrection“

input. The desired value deviation that is indicated at the output

“rSetpointCorrection“ depends on the specified maximum desired value deviation and on the position of the adjuster for the desired value on the room operating panel.

The output “xPresence“ is set to FALSE if the presence button of the room control panel is activated

The measured relative humidity is transmitted at the “rHumidity“ output and has a value range of 0 to 100 %

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Temperature sensor SR 65 (FbSR65)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: FbSR65

typEnocean typ

Enocean

rTemperature REAL Temperature measured by the temperature sensor [°C]

The function blocks FbSR65_xxx output the measuring value of the temperature sensor.

Value ranges of the temperature sensors:

FbSR65 -20 °C ... 60 °C FbSR65_TF -20 °C ... 60 °C FbSR65_AKF 10 °C ... 90 °C FbSR65_VFG 10 °C ... 90 °C

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Raw data

One byte STM sensor (Fb_1_BYTE_Sensor)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: Fb_1_BYTE_Sensor

typEnocean typ

Enocean

bValue BYTE Analog output signal

Range of values 0 – 255 Graphical display:

The function block Fb_1_BYTE_Sensor is used to output the analog signal of a sensor by means of Enocean radio technology.

The “bValue“ output operates in the range 0 – 255. Depending on the type of sensor used, this raw value must be converted into a physical value requiring the manufacturer‘s specifications of the sensor (e.g. temperature curve).

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Four byte STM sensor (Fb_4_BYTE_Sensor)

WAGO-I/O-PRO Library Elements

Name: Fb_4_BYTE_Sensor

typEnocean typ

Enocean

xContact_1 BOOL Digital output signal 1 xContact_2 BOOL Digital output signal 2 xContact_3 BOOL Digital output signal 3 xContact_4 BOOL Digital output signal 4

bValue_1 BYTE Analog output signal 1

Range of values 0 – 255

Range of values 0 – 255 Graphical display:

The function block Fb_4_BYTE_Sensor is used to deliver three analog signals of a sensor using Enocean radio technology. Furthermore, four digital signals can also be delivered by the same sensor (e.g. presence buttons of room temperature sensor).

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The outputs “xContact_1” – “xContact_4“ deliver the four possible digital signals (e.g. presence button or mode switch) of the analog radio sensor.

The analog outputs “bValue_1” – “bValue_3“ operate in the range 0 – 255.

Depending on the type of sensor used, these raw values must be converted into physical values requiring the manufacturer‘s specifications of the sensor (e.g.

temperature curve).

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