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Facility Explorer FX06 Field Controller Product Bulletin - klimagra

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Communication Module OptionsThe <strong>FX06</strong> controllers can operate stand-alone. You canalso fit the controllers with optional communicationmodules to allow connection and integration into asupervisory system. Communication modules are easilyattached onto the lower part of the <strong>FX06</strong> controller.Figure 4: <strong>FX06</strong> with Communication ModuleN2 Open NetworkWhen fitted with an N2 Open Communication Module,you can connect the <strong>FX06</strong> controller to the N2 Open busof a building automation system, allowing access to itscontrol system variables and parameters.LONWORKS NetworkWhen fitted with a LONWORKS Communication Module,you can integrate the <strong>FX06</strong> into a LONWORKScompatible building automation system, allowingpeer-to-peer communication with other LONWORKScompatible devices and access to system parameters.Communication ServicesRS232C Serial CardThe RS232C Serial Communication Module enables the<strong>FX06</strong> controller connect to a Global System for Mobilecommunications (GSM) modem for event and alarmnotification.Short Message Service (SMS)You can program the <strong>FX06</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Controller</strong> to send outtext messages in SMS format when connected to aGSM modem with an appropriate transmitter andantenna. You can send SMS messages to a telephoneservice center or directly to a mobile telephone. The<strong>FX06</strong> sends messages when an event goes into theactive or alarm state and, if necessary, is directed to aprioritized list of destinations.Real-Time ClockThe <strong>FX06</strong> controller has an embedded real-time clockthat supports all real-time functions including the displayof time and date on the user interface and the timestamping of events.The real-time clock also enables the time scheduling ofstart and stop commands and setpoint changes to theplant that is being monitored and controlled. Scheduledcommands may be configured to execute on one ormore days of the week, and an exception day calendarallows for alternative time schedules on holidays orduring special periods in the year. Time schedules maybe displayed and edited on a remote user interface.The real-time clock is battery backed with an averagebattery capacity of more than 10 days without power atroom temperature.Event ManagementThe <strong>FX06</strong> controller detects and displays events andalarms that are associated with up to 20 data points orvariables in the control application.Application events indicate to the user that thecontrolled equipment requires attention or that thecontrolled conditions are not within the expected limits.Examples of alarms include:• analog value is outside of a desired range• status value represents a condition that is not normalActive alarms may be viewed, acknowledged, or clearedvia the integral or remote user interface.Room Command ModuleThe Room Command Module is designed for use withthe FX field controllers, including the <strong>FX06</strong>. All modelsfeature an internal temperature sensor and a dialallowing the occupant to adjust the temperature setpointvalue or request a warmer or cooler setpoint. Certainmodels also have a dial to enable the occupant tooverride the speed of a three-speed fan.The push button and LED indicator are configurablewithin the application. A typical application is toconfigure the push button to allow initiation of atemporary occupancy period, at nights or weekends forexample, and the LED to provide occupancy statusindication.<strong>FX06</strong> <strong>Field</strong> <strong>Controller</strong> <strong>Product</strong> <strong>Bulletin</strong> 3

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