Crestron CH-TEMP-WM User manual

Crestron CH-TEMP-WM

Temperature sensor

Operation Guide

CH-TEMP-MW Product Manual

Crestron International • 2 Oude Keerbergsebaan • 2820 Rijmenam • Belgium

Tel: +32 15 50 99 50 • [email protected] • www.crestron-int.be

Contents

Description 3

Functional Description…………………………………………………….3

Usage……………………………………………………………………….3

Technical data……………………………………………………………..4

General View……………………………………………………………. 4

Setup 5

Cresnet connections………………………………………………………5

Cresnet ID…………………………………………………………………6

Power feedback………………………………………………………......6

Programming 7

Configuration Manager........................................................................7

Programming Manager..................................................................... 8

Example Program................................................................................8

Show temperature on a Touchpanel………………………………8

Problem Solving 9

Troubleshooting...................................................................................9

Futher Inquiries..................................................................................10

CH-TEMP-MW Product Manual

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Description

Figure 1: CH-TEMP-WM

Functional Description

The CH-TEMP-WM is a Cresnet temperature sensor (Figure 1).

•Wall-mountable temperature sensor.

•Temperature range from 0 to 50°C.

•Nice compact flat design.

•Sensor receives power and sends data via the Cresnet bus.

•Daisy chaining connections available.

•Fits in a standard European 1-gang electrical box (55 – 65 mm diameter).

•Bleu LED feedback for power indication.

Applications: - Heating / cooling

- Temperature display

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Technical data

Dimensions : 80 x 80 x 25 mm ( L x B x H )

Weight : 70 g

Color : case white-grey RAL7035

Material : Self-extinguishing NORYL

Mounting : Standard European 1-gang electrical box

Connectors Cresnet / Inputs : Mini Phoenix 3.5mm plug terminal

Addressing Cresnet : 1 rotary switch

Power : 24 VDC, Cresnet

Power consumption : max. 25mA

Cresnet Power factor : 0.5W

Crestron Device Library : CNTS-N

Temperature range : 0° to 50°C

Accuracy : 0.1°C

Extra :selfcalibrating

Status : 1 blue LED for Power status

(with jumper for LED on / off)

Includes : Interface with 2x 4-pole mini phoenix

connections.

General view

Figure 2: Cresnet connection

Figure 3: Mounting view

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Cresnet Connections

Note: Before making any connections, CRESTRON recommends that all power is off

and the installer reviews the latest revision of the network interconnection drawing

(DOC5411i).

Refer to figure 4 and connect the CH-TEMP-MW to the Cresnet network via a Cresnet

network cable (CRESNET cable). This cable is not supplied with the CH-TEMP-MW but

can be obtained from Crestron International.

Figure 4: CH-TEMP-WM, Cresnet Hook-up

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Cresnet ID

Every equipment and user interface within the network requires a unique identity code

(NET ID). These codes are recognized by a two-digit hexadecimal number from 03 to FE.

The NET ID of each unit must match an ID code specified in the Simpl Windows program.

(For a CH-TEMP-WM the NET ID can be set between E0 and EF).

Use the following method to change NET ID of the CH-TEMP-WM.

1. Locate the miniature rotary switches on the bottom face (refer to figure 5).

This is rotary switch will only change the least-significant digit or letter of the

unit his NET ID since the most-significant digit or letter is fixed set to E.

2. Use a small screwdriver and rotate the arrow in the center of the rotary

switch to the position of the least-significant digit or letter of the unit's ID

CODE that you desire.

For example when the rotary switch is placed to 2, the CH-TEMP-MW is set

to NET ID E2.

Figure 5: NET ID rotary switch

Power Feedback

When the CH-TEMP-WM is connected to the cresnet (see page 5) a bleu LED will

illuminate. This bleu LED can be disconnected by removing the jumper that is located next

to the rotary switch. When this jumper is removed the CH-TEMP-WM will keep on working

but no LED feedback will be shown.

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Programming

The next subsections describe a sample SIMPL Windows program that utilizes a

CH-TEMP-MW. It provides a description of how to actually create the SIMPL Windows

program.

NOTE: The following descriptions assume that the reader has knowledge of SIMPL

Windows. If not, please refer to the extensive help information provided with the software.

Minimal software requirements

SIMPL Windows 2.01.06

Ops. for CNX: 5.12.63X/W

Ops. for “2” series: C2-1014.cuz

*check website www.crestron.com for leatest OPS and software versions*

Configuration manager

A CH-TEMP-MW needs to be defined as a CNTS-N in Simpl Windows (Figure 6).

Figure 6: Hardware configuration

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Programming manager

The CNTS-N symbol has 1 analog output that represents the temperature (Figure 7).

Figure 7: CNTS-N symbol

Example Program

Show temperature on a Touchpanel.

This example shows how you can send the measured temperature from the CH-TEMP-

MW to a touchpanel. In order to show the desired value on a touchpanel you need to add

a scaler to the program. For each type of readout, different scaler settings are needed.

Figure 8: Example program

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Problem Solving

Troubleshooting

Table 1 Provides corrective action for possible trouble situations.

If further assistance is required, please contact a Crestron Technical Support

representative or submit your question on the Crestron True Blue On Line Service

(www.crestron.com)

Table 1: Troubleshooting Guide

TROUBLE POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) CORRECTIVE ACTION

CH-TEMP-WM does not

function CH-TEMP-WM is not

communicating on the

network.

Enter Viewport/Toolbox in

SIMPL Windows. Verify

network connection to CH-

TEMP-WM (it will report as a

CNTS-N).

The Blue LED is not

lighting up when

Cresnet is supplied.

CH-TEMP-MW is not

receiving 24V power at the

NET connector or jumper is

removed at the back.

Verify “CRESNET

Connections” on page 5.

Confirm power is supplied to

the unit. Or put the jumper

back in place.

The measured

temperature is incorrect. The CH-TEMP-MW is placed

in a wrong location. Causing

wind, heating system,… to

interfere with the sensor.

Move the CH-TEMP-WM to

another place of the room.

So that interference is

minimal.

Incorrect value is shown

on the touchpanel. The properties of the digital

gauge in VTPRO-E are not set

OK or the scaler is wrongly

programmed.

Verify that the correct

decimal position and amount

of digits is set in the

properties of the digital

gauge. Check that the scaler

in Simpl Windows is set OK.

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Further Inquiries

If after reviewing this Operations Guide on the CH-TEMP-MW, you cannot locate specific information or

have questions, please take advantage of Crestron's award winning customer service team by calling:

• In Europe, call Crestron International at +32-15-50-99-50.

• In the UK, call Crestron UK at +44-20.845.74.007.

• In Germany, call Crestron Germany at +49-731.96.28.10.

• In France, call Crestron France at +33-1-47-91-00-00.

• In Spain, call Crestron Iberica at +34.952.76.82.33

• In the Benelux, call Crestron Benelux at +32-15-50-40-70.

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