CXBX5003EV

CXBS5003EV Excel 10 Ancillary* Controller Configuration

Class Type Engineering

System XL5000

Duration 3.0 Days

Class Audience Technicians installing/servicing down-line satellite Excel 10 Ancillary* Controllers Connected to an XBS system and/or maintenance personnel responsible for the same

Offered At Customer site or St Paul

# of Students Minimum 4, Maximum 8

Cost $1259 per person at site, $915 per person St Paul

Pre-requisites CXBX5000EV

Brief The Class starts with a Very Brief discussion of the system block diagram of an XBS System showing all central equipment such as work station PC's, local and remote C-buses, the interface equipment for the satellite processors such as the Q7750A Excel 10 Zone Manager, System routers such as the Q7751A/B FTT to FTT and TPT to FTT routers, Q7740A/B Repeaters, User Interface and Configuration tool interfaces such as the Q7752A serial interface for the E-Vision PC, the User Interface Wall Modules such as T7770A-D and the DDWM T7780A and E-Bus FTT termination modules 209541B. All components of the system are discussed to a functional level. This part of the class is covered more thoroughly in CXBX5000.

The controllers are not programmed via a traditional programming language such as Microcel Pascal for Micro/Macrocel controllers. Instead, the application program is prewritten by Honeywell engineers and the configurator simply configures this program via a battery of parameters. Even the point file is configured parametrically. The parametric database resides in the controller EEPROM. This might appear as somewhat restrictive but in practice the parametric choices are quite elaborate and do allow an unusual flexibility. However, a default configuration is also available that will allow the controller to run and control the connected equipment without any parametric involvement. This approach leads to a much quicker application/engineering process once the engineer knows what choices to make to match his/her application. The process is quite akin to EMS programming in Excel Plus controllers. One does not write an EMS program for the Excel Plus Controller. Instead, one configures one by an intelligent choice of EMS parameters. The program is already written and is resident on the controller EPROM.

Focus The class covers thoroughly the various configuration options of the Excel 10 Ancillary* controllers. Indeed this is the purpose of the class. The students also learn how to commission the controllers through E-Vision using different configuration options. Actual physical test and checkout of the various configuration options of the controllers is an integral part of the class.

Written and oral exercises are used throughout the class to reinforce the learning process.

Objectives Upon completion of the course the student will be able to:

· Identify functionally critical components of a connected E-bus

· Understand the purpose and function of the E-bus

· Wire a W7751B/D/F/H controller for a specific application

· Understand the purpose and function of Excel 10 Ancillary* Controller

Hardware/Firmware

· Configure the Excel 10 Ancillary* Controllers using all available options

· Perform Commissioning and Testing after each given set of configuration options

· Understand functionally the purpose of the Excel 10 Ancillary* Controller

physical input and outputs and to be able to work with them

Topics

· XL5000 System Block Diagram including the Zone Manager and satellite processors

· Excel 10 Ancillary* Controller Functional Hardware/Firmware

· Excel 10 Ancillary* Controller Configuration Options

· Testing of the Configuration Options for Excel 10 Ancillary* Controllers

· Excel 10 Ancillary* Controller Test and checkout

* Excel 10 Ancillary controllers include Fan Coil Unit, Unit Ventilator, Remote I/O and Digital Display Wall Module Controllers.

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