User’s Manual

CLEAN ROOM DISPLAY UNIT

CDU-LCD

Masibus Automation & Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd.

B/30, GIDC Electronics Estate,
Sector-25, Gandhinagar-382044, Gujarat, India
 +91 79 23287275-79  +91 79 23287281-82
Email: [email protected]
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Contents

1. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 4
Foreword .............................................................................................................. 4
Notice ................................................................................................................... 4
Trademarks .......................................................................................................... 4
Product Overview ................................................................................................. 4
Safety Precautions ............................................................................................... 5
Accessory ............................................................................................................. 5

2. SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................... 6
Input ..................................................................................................................... 6
Display ................................................................................................................. 6
Data Logging ........................................................................................................ 6
Features ............................................................................................................... 6

3. PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS & MOUNTING DETAILS ................................ 7

4. TERMINAL CONNECTIONS ........................................................................... 9

4.1 How to connect wires? ................................................................................ 9

5. Start UP and Basic Operation ..................................................................... 10

5.1 Power ON .................................................................................................. 10
5.2 Use Interface ............................................................................................. 10

6. Menu Layout ................................................................................................. 13

6.1 Run Page .................................................................................................. 13
6.2 Temperature Page .................................................................................... 13
6.3 Humidity Page ........................................................................................... 14
6.4 Differential Pressure Page......................................................................... 15
6.5 Time Page ................................................................................................. 16
6.6 INFO Page ................................................................................................ 17

7. CALIBRATION PROCEDURE....................................................................... 19
7.1 Procedure for calibration zero and span .................................................... 19

8. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL– MODBUS RTU ....................................... 21

8.1 Introduction................................................................................................ 21
8.2 Function Code for Modbus ........................................................................ 21
8.3 Temperature .............................................................................................. 21

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8.4 Humidity .................................................................................................... 22

8.5 Differential Pressure .................................................................................. 22
8.6 OUT ........................................................................................................... 23
8.7 CAL ........................................................................................................... 25
8.8 Info ............................................................................................................ 26
8.9 Exceptional Response ............................................................................... 26

9. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL-DNP 3 ....................................................... 26

9.1 Introduction................................................................................................ 26
9.2 Analog Input .............................................................................................. 26
9.3 Analog Output ........................................................................................... 27

10. APPENDIX ..................................................................................................... 28

10.1 Relative Humidity ................................................................................... 28
10.2 Troubleshooting...................................................................................... 28
10.3 Buzzer & LED Status with respect to AHU Status .................................. 29

11. FAQ ............................................................................................................... 29

1. When CDU will Display “OVER” Message? ................................................... 29
2. Why time synchronization is required? .......................................................... 29
3. How to know that connection is break between CDU and Sensor? ............... 29
4. What will happen after connection is established from connection lost between
SCADA and CDU? ............................................................................................. 29
5. What will happen with the data when the connection break between SCADA
and CDU?........................................................................................................... 29
6. What is band? ................................................................................................ 29
7. How to know that the memory is full in CDU? ................................................ 29
8. How to analyse data on wire shark? .............................................................. 30
9. What will happen when the communication is lost and it gets healthy after few
hours or Days.? .................................................................................................. 31

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1. INTRODUCTION

Foreword
Thank you for purchasing Clean Room Display Unit CDU-LCD.

This manual describes the basic functions and operation methods. Please read
through this user’s manual carefully before using the product.

Notice
The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice as a result of
continuous improvements to the instrument’s performance and functions.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in the preparation of this manual.
Should any errors or omissions come to your attention, however, please inform
MASIBUS Sales office or sales representative. Under no circumstances may the
contents of this manual, in part or in whole, be transcribed or copied without our
permission.

Trademarks
Our product names or brand names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks or
registered trademarks of Masibus Automation and Instrumentation (P) Ltd. (herein
after referred to as MASIBUS).
Adobe, Acrobat, and Postscript are either registered trademarks or trademarks of
Adobe Systems Incorporated. All other product names mentioned in this user's
manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
Checking the Contents of the Package
Unpack the box and check the contents before using the product. If the product is
different from which you have ordered, if any parts or accessories are missing, or if
the product appears to be damaged, contact your sales representative.

Product Overview
The masibus Clean Room Display Unit (CDU-LCD) can measure Differential
Pressure using inbuilt sensor and Temperature and Humidity through Wired Remote
Sensor.

3.5” Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) used for displaying Differential Pressure,
Temperature and Humidity. The CDU has inbuilt and external buzzer for audible
process value violation and one digital input for door status. CDU-LCD also has Real
Time Clock on display, PLC Communication DNP 3 protocol for interfacing. This
instrument’s design enables you for measuring of air relative humidity, temperature
and differential Pressure in Pharmaceutical industry, HVAC (heating, Ventilation, Air
conditioning, Cooling).

CDU-LCD comes with 3.5” LCD display for process value reading. Lab view based
utility software for configuration and calibration. CDU-LCD is factory calibrated to
specific ranges.

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Safety Precautions
The product and the instruction manual describe important information to prevent
possible harm to users and damage to the property and to use the product safely.
Understand the following description (signs and symbols), read the text and
Observe Descriptions.

DESCRIPTION OF SIGN

Accessory
The product is provided with the following accessory (see the Table 1 below).

No Item name Part number Qty Remarks

1 Wired RH+T Sensor CBL-CDU-TRH-10 1

Table 1

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2. SPECIFICATIONS

Input
Number of channel DP( Inbuilt Sensors) & RH,T (Wired Remote Sensor)
Measurement Range ±125 Pascal ,0.0 to 60.0 oC, 0 – 100% RH
Accuracy DP: ± 1 % FS ± 1 count
Temp.: ± 0.2 oC Typical, ±0.4 oC Maximum,
%RH : ± 2%RH Typical, ± 4%RH Maximum
Resolution 0.1 oC for Temperature , 1 Pascal for Differential
Pressure ,1% for Humidity
Response time 2 Sec
Display
Display Color Graphical 49.96 mm x 74.44 mm, 320x480
pixels, Backlight Touch LCD
Output
Buzzer Inbuilt and external Buzzer provided to beep in set values
violated condition
RTC Real time clock with battery backup
Communication O/P
Interface RS485 (2 Wire)
Protocol DNP3
Baud Rate 9600,19200,38400 bps
Digital I/P
No of DI 1
Input Type Non-Voltage Contact
Rating 24VDC at 5mA
Purpose Door status
Data Logging
Memory 64Mbits
Date/Time/Year/Temperature/Humidity/Differential
Record Type
Pressure
Total Records Up to 400000
Power supply
Standard 85-265VAC/ 100-300VDC
Optional 18-36VDC
Power Consumption <3VA
Environmental Condition
Humidity 20% to 95% RH (Non-Condensing)
Ambient temperature 0 to 55°C
Storage Temperature 0 to 80°C
Physical
Enclosure Back Part 120 x 125 x 45 (W x H x D) in mm
Stainless Steel Front Plate 195 x 195(W x H ) in mm
Conceal Box 174 x 163 x 26(W x H x D) in mm
Enclosure material SS front with MS Powder Coated Body
Enclosure Mounting Brick Wall Mount
Enclosure Protection IP 20
Table 2

Features
 Elegant Appearance, easy to operate and compact in size
 Easy to use 3.5” Touch LCD.
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 Hi/Lo Alarms with symbol for all three channel.

 Remote programmable from master device.
 RS-485 communication available.
 Inbuilt and external buzzer to audible process value violation.
 Lab view based utility software for configuration and calibration.
 User selectable set limits for process value violation.
 Incorporates built-in Differential Pressure sensor.

3. PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS & MOUNTING DETAILS

Enclosure Protection IP 20 IP 65
Enclosure Back Part
125x 120 x 45 156 x 116 x 48
W mm x H mm x D mm
Stainless Steel Front Plate :
195 x 195 225 x 225
W mm x H mm
Conceal Box :
174 x 163 x 26 200 x 190 x 46
W mm x H mm x D mm
M.S. Powder Coated Body with Stainless Steel
Enclosure Material
Front Flush
Weight Approx. <1kg.
Enclosure Mounting Brick wall mounting
Terminal Cable Size 2.5mm2
Table 2

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CDU LCD IP 20

CDU LCD IP 65

Fig 3.1: Whole Assembly Drawing

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4. TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

Fig 4.1: Terminal Connection Detail of FDU

Terminal No. Description
24VDC +
Power Supply Input
24VDC -
RS 485 +
RS 485 Communication Output
RS 485 -
DI Digital Input for Door status
Table 3

4.1 How to connect wires?

Before carrying out wiring, turn off the power to the unit and check that the cables to
be connected are not alive because there is a possibility of electric shock.
NOTE:
 All wiring must confirm to appropriate standards of good practice and local
codes and regulations. Wiring must be suitable for Voltage, Current and
temperature rating of the system.
 Provide power from a single-phase instrument power supply. If there is a lot of
noise in the power line, insert an insulating transformer into the primary side
of the line and use a line filter on the secondary side. Do not place the primary
and secondary power cables close to each other.
 Use repeater after each set of 32 instruments connected in RS-485
Communication.
 Unused terminals should not be used as jumper points as they may be
internally connected, which may cause damage to the unit.
 Use >250V-1Amp Cable for Power Supply.
 Supply voltage must be below maximum voltage rating specified on the label
 If cable has two parallel wires inside then isolation between them must be 2.5
KV.

Fig 4.2: RS485 Connection Details

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5. Start UP and Basic Operation

5.1 Power ON
On Power on unit displays model name, software version and initializing sequence
and after initialization shows RUN window as below.

Note: Run Window may differ as per model.

5.2 Use Interface

Every time CDU - LCD is switched on, initializing sequence ends in RUN mode.
Description of different element is as per below. Description of status bar is also
given below in next image.

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Description of RUN mode Window is given below

Symbol Function
Time Window Time widow displays time in 24 hour format.
Temperature window contains temperature value with 0.1o resolution,
temperature unit (oC) and temperature alarm symbol. Alarm symbol
description is given in below table 4

Symbol Description
Low alarm : Low set point process value violation
Temperature
Window
High alarm : High set point process value violation

Table 4

Note: If Sensor is not working properly temperature value will start blinking
and value will be displayed according to sensor break.
Humidity window contains Humidity value with 1% resolution and Humidity
alarm symbol. Alarm symbol description is given in table 4
Humidity
Window
Note: If Sensor is not working properly humidity value will start blinking and
value will be displayed according to sensor break.
Differential Pressure window contains Differential Pressure value with 1
Pascal resolution and Differential Pressure alarm symbol. Alarm symbol
Differential
description is given in table 4
Pressure
Window
Note: If Sensor is not working properly Differential Pressure value will start
blinking and value will be displayed according to sensor break.
Acknowledge
Use to acknowledge the internal and external buzzer.
Button

AHU Status Displays AHU status if AHU is OFF, ON or TRIP.

DI Symbol Displays if door is closed or open

Displays error code as below

Error Code Description

1 RHT Sensor malfunction
Error Code
2 Differential Pressure Sensor malfunction
3 Data flash malfunction
4 Memory full
9 Multiple error

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Table 5
Communication symbol description as below

Symbol Description
1 1 Device is receiving some Data.
Communication
Symbol 1 1 Device is transmitting some Data.
1 1 Device is not receiving some Data.
1 1 Device is not transmitting some Data.
Table 6
Info Icon Clicking on info icon will display information of device.

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6. Menu Layout

6.1 Run Page

Description of Run page is given in section 5.2

6.2 Temperature Page

Temperature page shows Temperature as main parameter and humidity and
Differential Pressure as secondary parameter. Set point value is also displayed.
Value on left hand side of slider shows Low Set Point and right hand side shows
High Set Point.

To enter Temperature page click on temperature window on run page as below.

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6.3 Humidity Page

Humidity page shows Humidity as main parameter and temperature and Differential
Pressure as secondary parameter. Set point value is also displayed. Value on left
hand side of slider shows Low Set Point and right hand side shows High Set Point.

To enter Humidity page click on humidity window on run page as below.

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6.4 Differential Pressure Page

Differential Pressure page shows Differential Pressure as main parameter and
temperature and humidity as secondary parameter. Set point value is also displayed.
Value on left hand side of slider shows Low Set Point and right hand side shows
High Set Point

To enter Differential Pressure page click on Differential Pressure window on run

page as below.

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6.5 Time Page

Time page shows current date and time as shown in below

To enter Time page click on time window on run page as below.

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6.6 INFO Page

Info page shows Sr No, Source ID, Destination ID, Baud Rate, Available Sensor, and
Total Logs. Description of these parameters is given in below table.

Parameters Description
Sr No Device Serial No
Source ID Source ID for DNP3 protocol
Destination ID Destination ID for DNP3 protocol/ Slave ID for Modbus Protocol
Baud Rate Baud rate for Communication
Sensor Available Sensor
Available
Internal Sensor : DP Unit can be used for
measurement of Differential
Pressure
Internal Sensor : NA Unit cannot be used for
measurement of Differential
Pressure
Remote Sensor : RH + T Unit can be used for
measurement of Temperature
and Humidity
Remote Sensor : NA Unit cannot be used for
measurement of Temperature
and Humidity

DP Logs Differential Pressure logs remains to retrieve from device

RH + T Logs RH + T logs remains to retrieve from device

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To enter Info page click on info icon on run page as below.

Note: User can directly change from one page to other by clicking on parameter
value as shown below

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7. CALIBRATION PROCEDURE

7.1 Procedure for calibration zero and span

The instrument is factory calibrated for the specified range of Differential Pressure
input (PV), but due to long term drift of components, re-calibration may be necessary
in some cases. For calibrating the instrument a reliable source is required. This
source should be at least ten times accurate compared to the range of the
instrument. The unit can be calibrated without opening it and without trim pots.

To calibrate Differential Pressure Sensor of CDU-LCD zero calibration, span point 1

calibration and span point 2 calibrations are required.

Zero calibration: The value should be calibrated to zero only.

Example: if process value is 2, then calibrate that value to 0.

Span Point 1 Calibration: It can be done either at positive side or negative side.
Example:
 0 to 120 Pascal. 0 means zero calibration and 120 means span point 1
calibration.
 0 to -120 Pascal. 0 means zero calibration and -120 means span point 1
calibration.
Span Point 2 Calibration: It can be done at positive side only.
Example:
0 to 200 Pa. 0 means zero calibration and 200 means span point 2 calibration.

For Calibration, use utility software.

Apply appropriate Input from the source, and press buttons for PRS Zero.

For span point -1 calibration, user can enter value or default point is also given set
appropriate source and press button PRS Span Point – 1.

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For span point - 2 calibrations, user can enter value or default point is also given set
appropriate source and press button PRS Span Point – 2.

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8. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL– MODBUS RTU

8.1 Introduction
The unit can be connected in RS-485 communication data link either in multi drop or
repeat mode. Each unit must have unique Serial Number. Entire range of addresses
(1 to 247) may be used. Before starting any communication, choose a baud rate
compatible to the host computer. The serial protocol used is MODBUS RTU.

8.2 Function Code for Modbus

CODE NAME Function
03 Read Holding registers Use to read PV.
04 Read input registers Use to read programmable registers
06 Preset Single register Use to write programmable register
Use to write programmable register(Time, Serial
16 Preset Multiple register
No. etv)
Table 7
The error checking field contains a 16-bit value implemented as two eight-bit bytes.
The error check value is the result of a Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC)
calculation performed on the message contents.

8.3 Temperature

Parameter
(PV displ ay)
Default
Modbus Name Setting Name & Description
Value
Absolute
Addresses
40001 Set Point Adjust SET POINT High value 250
High
0 to 600 For °C - 0.1 degree Resolution
40002 Set Point Adjust SET POINT Low value 150
Low
0 to 600 For °C - 0.1 degree Resolution
40003 Alarm High Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH HIGH

0 : HI(High)
1 : LOW(Low)
2 : DIS(Disable)
40004 Alarm Low Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW LOW

0 : HI(High)
1 : LOW(Low)
2 : DIS(Disable)
40008 Band Set band for data logging 5

0 to 100 For °C - 0.1 degree Resolution

40013 Sensor Set Sensor Break Value LAST

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Break
0 : MIN (Display minimum value of temperature range)
1 : LAST (Display Last value of parameter in CDU)
2 : MAX (Display Maximum Value of temperature range)
Table 8

8.4 Humidity
40021 Set Point Adjust SET POINT High value 55
High
0 to 100 For %RH - 1% Resolution
40022 Set Point Adjust SET POINT Low value 30
Low
0 to 100 For %RH -1% Resolution
40023 Alarm High Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH HIGH

0 : HI(High)
1 : LOW(Low)
2 : DIS(Disable)
40024 Alarm Low Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW LOW

0 : HI(High)
1 : LOW(Low)
2 : DIS(Disable)
40028 Band Set band for data logging 1

0 to 10 For %RH – 1% Resolution

40033 Sensor Set Sensor Break Value LAST
Break
0 : MIN (Display minimum value of humidity range)
1 : LAST (Display Last value of parameter in CDU)
2 : MAX (Display Maximum Value of humidity range)
Table 9

8.5 Differential Pressure

40041 Set Point Adjust SET POINT High value 50
High
-990 to 5000 For Pa – 0.1 Pascal Resolution

40042 Set Point Adjust SET POINT Low value 0

Low
-990 to 5000 For Pa – 0.1 Pascal Resolution
40043 Alarm High Set Alarm Type for Alarm HIGH HIGH

0 : HI(High)
1 : LOW(Low)
2 : DIS(Disable)

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40044 Alarm Low Set Alarm Type for Alarm LOW LOW

0 : HI(High)
1 : LOW(Low)
2 : DIS(Disable)
40048 Band Set band for data logging 20

0 to 100 For Pa - 0.1 Pascal Resolution

40051 Differential It is a Differential Pressure High range for display. 1250
Pressure
High range 0 to 5000 For Pa – 0.1 Pascal Resolution

40052 Differential Set Display Range For Differential Pressure Input UN.DR
Pressure Unidirectional/Bidirectional
Display
Range 0: UN.DR
1: BI.DR
40053 Sensor Set Sensor Break Value LAST
Break
0 : MIN (Display minimum value of Differential Pressure
range)
1 : LAST (Display Last value of parameter in CDU)
2 : MAX (Display Maximum Value of Differential
Pressure range)
40054 Pressure Set Pressure Lower Limit. Below this value 0.0
Lower Limit pressure will be displayed 0.

0.0 to 10.0

Table 10

8.6 OUT
40071 Source ID Source ID 1

1 to 9999
40072 Destination / Destination ID DNP3 and Slave ID for modbus 2
Slave
ID 1 to 247
40073 Baud Rate Set Serial Communication Baud Rate 9.6K

0 : 9.6K (9600 bps)

1 : 19.2K (19200 bps)
2 : 38.4K (38400 bps)
40074 Buzzer Delay It is a delay time to Buzzer ON. 30

0 to 3600 Sec
40075 Buzzer Set Enable or Disable For Audible Process value EN
Status violation

0 : DIS
1 : EN

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40076 Memory Clear DP & RH + T Log -

Erase
1: Clear Log

40077 Factory Factory reset -

Default
1975 : Configuration reset
1976 : Calibration reset
40078 Software -
Version -

40079 Internal Available Internal Sensor NA

Sensor
0 : NA
1 : DP
40080 Remote Available Internal Sensor NA
Sensor
0 : NA
1 : RH + T
40081 Log Mode Log Mode Type OVERLAP
Type
0 : HOLD
1 : OVERLAP

Note:
1. In Hold Type CDU will stop storing data after
maximum limit (4 lakh) of log is reached.
User has to clear data using SCADA or Utility
software
2. In OVERLAP type CDU will reset counter
after maximum limit is reached so old data
will be lost if data is not retrieved.

40082 Log Alarm Buzzer on memory full(Applicable if Log mode type Buzzer
is HOLD) OFF

0 : Buzzer OFF
1 : Buzzer ON
40083 AHU AHU Enable or Disable on GUI Enable

0 : Disable
1 : Enable
40084 Digital Input Digital Input Enable or Disable on GUI Enable

0 : Disable
1 : Enable
40085 Periodically Periodically LCD Reset Enable or Disable Enable
LCD Reset
1 : Enable
2 : Disable
40086 Time Time Enable or Disable on GUI Enable

1 : Enable
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2 : Disable

40087 IIR Filter IIR Filter 10

0 to 120
Set Periodic time
40088 Periodic Time 1
1 to 59
Table 11

8.7 CAL
40091 Differential Differential Pressure process value -
Pressure PV
40092 Calibration Calibration Zero and Span -
Point for
Differential 1 : Zero calibration
Pressure 2 : Span1 Calibration
3 : Span2 Calibration
40093 Calibration Calibration Point-1 for Differential Pressure 1200
Span Point 1
for
Differential
Pressure
40094 Calibration Calibration Point-2 for Differential Pressure 1250
Span Point 2
for
Differential
Pressure
40095 Calibration Calibration Mode Enable/Disable 0
Mode
0 : Disable
1 : Enable
40096 Temperature Temperature process value -
PV
40097 Calibration Calibration Slope for Temperature 10000
Slope for
Temperature
Calibration Calibration Offset for Temperature 0
40098 Offset for
Temperature
40099 Humidity PV Humidity process value -

40100 Calibration Calibration Slope for Humidity 10000

Slope for
Humidity
40101 Calibration Calibration Offset for Humidity 0
Offset for
Humidity
Table 12

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8.8 Info
40201 Sr No. Set Serial No -
40203 DP Log Show DP Log -
40205 RH+T Log Show RH+T Log -
40207 DP Read or Write Retrieved index -
40209 RH+T Read or Write Retrieved index -
40211 DI Read or Write Retrieved index -

8.9 Exceptional Response

CODE MEANING
Function code Invalid. It must be 03, 04, 06 or 16.The function code received in
01
the query is not allowable action for the slave.
Illegal address value. The data address received in the query is not an
02
allowable address for the salve.
Illegal data value. A value contained in the query data field is not an allowable
03
value for the salve.
Table13

9. COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL-DNP 3

9.1 Introduction
The unit can be connected in RS-485 communication data link either in multi drop or
repeat mode. Each unit must have unique Destination ID. Entire range of addresses
(1 to 247) may be used. Before starting any communication, choose a baud rate
compatible to the host computer. The serial protocol used is DNP 3.

9.2 Analog Input

Sr. DNP 3 Parameter
Parameter Description Access
No Point no. Type
1 Differential Pressure _ PV with time stamp 1 Integer R
2 Temperature _ PV with time stamp 2 Integer R
3 Humidity _ PV with time stamp 3 Integer R
4 Error Code* 4 Integer R
5 Power On Time stamp 5 Integer R
6 Door Open Close DI # 6 Integer R
Table 14

* Error Code: 1 - RH+T Sensor Break,

2 - Differential Pressure Sensor Break,
3 - Data Flash Not Working,
4 - Memory full (Applicable only if Log Mode Type is HOLD)
9 - Multiple Errors
#
Door Open Close DI: 0 - Open
1 - Close

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9.3 Analog Output

Sr. DNP 3 Parameter
Parameter Description Access
No Point no. Type
1. Set point 2 of Differential Pressure H 0 Integer R/W
2. Set point 2 of Temperature H 1 Integer R/W
3. Set point 2 of Humidity H 2 Integer R/W
4. Set point 1 of Differential Pressure L 3 Integer R/W
5. Set point 1 of Temperature L 4 Integer R/W
6. Set point 1 of Humidity L 5 Integer R/W
7. Acknowledge Write 6 Integer R/W
8. Buzzer Delay 7 Integer R/W
9. Band Differential Pressure 8 Integer R/W
10. Band Temperature 9 Integer R/W
11. Band Humidity 10 Integer R/W
12. Buzzer Enable/Disable** 11 Integer R/W
13. AHU Status## 12 Integer R/W
14. Memory Erase$$ 13 Integer R/W
Table 15

** Buzzer Enable/Disable: 0 – Disable, 1 - Enable

## AHU Status: 1 – OFF, 2 – ON, 3 - TRIP
$$ Memory Erase: 1 - Clear Log

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10.APPENDIX

10.1 Relative Humidity

It is the percentage of Actual Vapor density to the saturated Vapor density of the air.
%RH = (Actual Vapor density/Saturated Vapor density) * 100.

10.2 Troubleshooting
If the operating display does not appear after turning on the unit’s power, follow the
measures in the procedure below.

If a problem appears complicated, contact our sales representative.

IMPORTANT
Take note of the parameter settings when asking the vendor for repair.

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10.3 Buzzer & LED Status with respect to AHU Status

External/Internal
External LED(Visual) Status
Alarm Buzzer(Audio) Status
AHU Status
Status Without Pressing With Pressing Without Pressing With Pressing ACK
ACK Button ACK Button ACK Button Button
OFF Unhealthy OFF OFF Blinking Steady ON
OFF Healthy OFF OFF Off Off
ON Unhealthy ON OFF Blinking Steady ON
ON Healthy OFF OFF Off Off
TRIP Unhealthy ON OFF Blinking Steady ON
TRIP Healthy ON OFF Off Off

11.FAQ

1. When CDU will Display “OVER” Message?

Over Message will only be displayed only in case of Differential Pressure input
if Differential Pressure is greater than Differential Pressure high range unit will
display “over” with red font.

2. Why time synchronization is required?

To avoid data mismatch between SCADA and CDU.

3. How to know that connection is break between CDU and Sensor?

If the Sensor (Remote Sensor for RH+T, Inbuilt Sensor for Differential
Pressure) will no response for 10 Sec parameter will start blinking and
parameter value will be set as per sensor break.

4. What will happen after connection is established from connection lost

between SCADA and CDU?
Logged data will be retrieved first and then it will update set point, band and
other parameters, as well as live data frame.

5. What will happen with the data when the connection break between SCADA
and CDU?
Data will be saved in memory of CDU that is called as logging of data.

6. What is band?
Band is defined as the exception for data logging to save the memory during
connection break with SCADA.
For example if the value of band is set as 1.0 from menu parameter setting.
If PV = 2 than CDU will log the data, if PV is >= 3(PV + BAND) or PV is <= 1
(PV - BAND).

7. How to know that the memory is full in CDU?

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Memory full only occurs when selected Log Mode Type is HOLD. When
memory is full error code in status bar is 4 and buzzer will start if Log Alarm
is selected Buzzer ON.
Buzzer can be acknowledged by pressing the acknowledgement button on
LCD.

8. How to analyse data on wire shark?

As shown in figure 1 it shows queries and response of different devices, it is
filter with dnp3.

Figure 1

Figure 2

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As shown from figure 2 we can filter device response with syntax dnp3.src=device
destination ID.
Blue highlight shows data byte received from device having destination ID=3.
To analyze the data follow the steps mentioned below:
Click on Distributed network protocol3.0 it expands the details.
Click on application layer it expands the details.
Click on response data objects.
Point number 1 gives Differential Pressure value
Point number 2 gives Temperature value
Point number 3 gives Humidity value
Point number 4 gives error code.
Point number 5 gives is reserved for future use.
Point number 6 gives DI status.

Figure 3

9. What will happen when the communication is lost and it gets healthy after few
hours or Days.?
Communication failed between CDU & SCADA.

In this case all the run time data will be stored in CDU device itself and it will be
transferred to SCADA system as soon as the communication re-established
between SCADA server and CDU. The real time value such as error code/ DI
status will be displayed only after all the data logs transferred to SCADA system
from CDU.

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10. How to get Power off time of CDU?

When CDU will power on it will log one sample with
DATA: high display range of sensor + 1.
TIME: last logged data time + periodic time saved in memory.
Ex.Step-1: HT last log with timestamp 17:24:31
Step-2: CDU power off at 17:24:45
Step-3: CDU power on at 17:26:38
CDU power on it will punch high value of log (for HT and DP) with time 17:26:31.

11. Why does the maximum sensor value not punch at power on?
If the Time stamp (last log time + periodic time) is greater than the power on time
of CDU, it will not punch the future time stamp.
Ex. Step-1: Set CDU periodic Time = 2 minute.
Step-2: CDU power off at 17:30:16.
Step-3: CDU power on at 17:30:19.
Last periodic log punch with time 17:29:00, CDU power on it will not punch high value

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