PCC 2100 Connections to ATS - Rev 2

8/18/2019 PCC 2100 Connections to ATS - Rev 2

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PCC 2100 Connections to ATS – rev 2

In this course we’ll discuss the setup and bindings PCC 2100 for annunciation using both networked andnon-networked transfer switches. We’ll also review binding with I!s" reading s#ste$ data and generalPCC2100 configuration and binding techni%ues.

Section 1. Review of PCC 2100 configuration with InPower In this section we’ll review setting so$e of the PCC 2100’s configurable para$eters.

Customer Outputs&he PCC 2100’s ' output rela#s can be $apped to events and enabled or disabled b# navigating to()d*ust$ent-+eatures-Custo$er ,utputs . . &he event code and color of each / can be $odified" andthe / s can be enabled or disabled. )ccess this b# navigating to ()d*ust$ents-+eatures-Custo$er,utputs

/vent codes are set b# clicking on ( ata &able . &hese outputs can also be enabled or disabled b#navigating to (&est-,utputs-Custo$er ,utputs. )lwa#s re$e$ber to ave )d*ust$ents or values will bechanged back during the ne t start order. ote that these ' rela#s are ,& the sa$e as the Custo$er,utputs in the onWorks section.


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+or a list of available events navigate to (/vents and +aults


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LonWorks Custom Annunciation/ s on a network annunciator can be $apped to PCC 2100 event codes using this feature and binding the

network variable nvo)nnunCusto$ to the annunciator. &his will work with either self-installed3autoboundnetworks or on!aker installed networks" however if the network is self-installed then the annunciator

/ color" flash and horn can not be configured. &he# will default to red" horn on and no flash 4althoughthe horn can be disabled using a dipswitch on the annunciator. avigate to ()d*ust$ents- onWorks-Custo$ )nnunciation .

)lso" when autobinding with an +P)110 configuration" the top four events in this table will be $apped tothe botto$ four / s on the annunciator.


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LonWorks Custom Relay Events&his feature allows the custo$er to $ap PCC 2100 events to the 15 rela#s on a I! using the networkvariable nvo6ela#Custo$. &he first 7 events can be $apped to the 7 rela#s on a I! base board and thelast 7 events can be $apped to the 7 rela#s of a I! e pansion board. &his will work with either self-installed3autobound networks or on!aker installed networks. avigate to ()d*ust$ents- onWorks-Custo$er ,utputs 8 Custo$ 6ela# /vents .


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LonWorks Custom Outputs&his feature allows the custo$er to $ap PCC 2100 events to 9 network variables which can be bound toindividual annunciator / s or I! rela#s. &his can onl# be done with on!aker installed networks.

avigate to ()d*ust$ents- onWorks-Custo$er ,utputs 8 Custo$ ,utputs .


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LonWorks Deviceeveral onWorks para$eters can be $odified b# navigating to ()d*ust$ents- onWorks- evice . 4 ote

that with the PCC 2100 the onWorks card auto enables when the card is detected. (/nable is provided inInPower so that onWorks can be disabled if the card is re$oved.: )lso" to properl# deliver alar$s toPCW 2.0 ( ite I $ust be set to the network na$e and ( a$e $ust be set to the device na$e used whensetting up this network with on!aker. &he configuration plug in will write to this location on the C!"however on!aker b# itself will not. If #ou don’t run the plug in #ou’ll have to write this infor$ation withInPower. )fter writing this infor$ation press the (6eset pin on the PCC 2100 C! for these changes totake effect.


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Dialout &he alar$ dialout characteristics can be set b# navigating to ()d*ust$ents- onWorks- ialout . ;p to 9hosts can be enabled to receive alar$s. 4 ote that host phone nu$bers are not set written to the devicewith InPower but are written to the network gatewa# 4 &)-10: using /chelon’s ink!anager progra$. If the ( ialout


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LonWorks Fault Settings


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Customer Switch Setup


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Section 2. PCC 2100 Autobinding&he PCC 2100 can be self-installed on a network and autobound to one transfer switch 4either an ,&PCwith an C! card or a CC!-)& : and up to > )nnunciators and ' I!s 4but no $ore than 9 I!s and)nnunciators co$bined.:

&here are three different annunciation sets that the PCC 2100 can send to an annunciator or I! whenautobound@ +P) 110" / tended and Custo$. Aere is a listing of the +P) 110 and / tended sets@

F!A ""#

Field Description Event(s)bit0 Check =enset Co$$on Warning or hutdown )lar$bit1 =enset uppl#ing oad =enset Connectedbit2 =enset 6unning 6ead# &o oad 4=enset )vailable:bit3 ot In )uto ot In )utobit4 Aigh


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Field Description Event(s)bit12 oad e$and Not Supported bit13 =enset C< &ripped Must be configured by user.bit14 ;tilit# C< &ripped Must be configured by user.bit15 /$ergenc# top /$ergenc# top - ocal

/$ergenc# top - 6e$ote

+or custo$ annunciation" the 15 events to be annunciated are set up using InPower as described in the( onWorks Custo$ )nnunciation section. InPower is also used to set up the event code for the (Charger)C +ailure " (=enset Connected and ( ow +uel bits in the +P) 110-annunciation set and the (;tilit#C< &ripped bit in the / tended annunciation set. &his is described in the ( onWorks +ault ettingssection.

&he PCC 2100 can also be bound to a I! so 15 events on the PCC 2100 can be $apped to I! rela#s.&his is described in the ( onWorks Custo$er ,utputs section. &he 7 I! custo$er inputs can be$apped to the PCC 2100 etwork +aults. &his is described in the ( onWorks +ault ettings section.

&he PCC 2100 can also be autobound b# a transfer switch so that the transfer switch can issue a startco$$and to a genset over the network.

%he Sel&'(nstall and Auto)inding !rocess1. Ph#sicall# connect all devices to a twisted pair. Provide power to all devices.2. Configure 2100 custo$er switch inputs using InPower as described above. +or +P)110

annunciation" Charger )C +ail" =enset uppl#ing load and ow +uel are all re%uired. ) low fuelsignal should alwa#s be wired to one of the custo$er switch inputs. ) networked transfer switch willco$$unicate status of Charger +ail and =enset uppl#ing oad events to the annunciator. If a non-networked transfer switch is used these signals will have to be wired to custo$er switch inputs on the2100 and InPower $ust be used to assign the event codes to the annunciation set.

>. Install PCC 2100 to the network first. Press and hold the service pin for $ore than two seconds. &he C! will go through it’s start up se%uence with the (, and (I3, / s flashing rapidl#" then the(, / will blink the node address set b# the dip switch" pause" and repeat. &he default node

address for the PCC 2100 is 1" which will look like a stead# D AE pulse.'. Install the )& 4either PC )& or CC!-)& : ne t if a networked )& is used. If a networked )& isnot used skip this step. !ake sure that the node address configuration dipswitch is set to a differentaddress than the PCC 2100. Press and hold the service pin for $ore than two seconds. &he device willgo through its start up se%uence then (, / will blink the node address set b# the dipswitch"

pause" and repeat. &he default node address for all CP= +&-10 transfer switch nodes is 2. It will bindits tart Co$$and output variable with the PCC 2100’s tart Co$$and Input variable.

9. Install annunciator4s: ne t. et the node address dipswitches to an address different than the PCC 2100and transfer switch addresses. et the configuration dipswitches according to the following diagra$depending on which annunciation set #ou want to use.


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)fter setting the node address and configuration dipswitches press and hold the service pin for $ore thantwo seconds. &he device will go through its start up se%uence then (, / will blink the node addressset b# the dip switch" pause" and repeat and the device will be bound to the correct annunciation set if thegenset or transfer switch node has been correctl# installed. &he default node address for annunciators is '.

5. Install I!4s: ne t. et the node address dipswitches to an address different than the PCC 2100"transfer switch" and annunciator4s: addresses. et the configuration dipswitches according to thefollowing diagra$ depending on which annunciation set #ou want to use.


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Digita I!" #odu e

Digita I!" #odu e

Digita I!" #odu e

Digita I!" #odu e

(CFG=0)

(CFG=1)

(CFG=2)

(CFG=3)

nvi"*RelayA

nvi"*Relay+

nvi"*RelayA

nvi"*RelayA

nvi"*Relay+

CP$$enset

nvoNFPA110

nvoAnnunExtended

nvoAnnunCustom

0 - NFPA 110

1 - EXTENDED, GENSET

2 - CUSTOM

S%ITC&"'

C($

3 - EXTENDED, ATS

4 - RELAY CUSTOM, DYNASTY ONLY

5 - REMOVE ALL B ND NGS

! - REMOVE ALL B ND NGS

" - REMOVE ALL B ND NGS

CP$ATS

nvoNFPA110

nvoAnnunExtended

Digita I!" #odu envi"*RelayA

nvoCustomStatus# ,,,nvoCustomStatus-

(CFG=4)

nvoRelayCustom

PCC 2100 Only

nviNetworkFault1...

nviNetworkFault8

D M A#$%B&' &'


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)fter setting the node address and configuration dipswitches" press and hold the service pin for $ore thantwo seconds. &he device will go through its start up se%uence then (, / will blink the node addressset b# the dip switch" pause" and repeat and the device will be bound to the correct annunciation set if thegenset or transfer switch node has been correctl# installed. &he default node address for I!s is 7.

Auto)inding &or F!A ""# Annunciation with !CC ."## and !C A%S Ph#sicall# install PCC 2100" PC )& and )nnunciator as stated above. Confir$ that the# each have adifferent node address and that the annunciator is configured for +P) 110 annunciation. Press and holdthe service pins for the PCC 2100" PCC )& and annunciator in that order. Confir$ that all three devicesare blinking their node addresses and the etwork / on the annunciator is green. ote that the transferswitch +P) 110 annunciation set is as follows.

Field Description Latched Event Defaultbit0 )& Co$$on )lar$ )& Co$$on )lar$ 0bit1 =enset uppl#ing oad ource2 Connected 0bit2 ) - 0bit3 ot In )uto ot In )uto 0bit4..bit5 ) - 0

bit6 Charger )C +ailure F Charger )C +ailure 0bit7..bit15 ) - 0

ote that there will be ' / s on the annunciator that both the )& and the PCC 2100 could tr# to control.&he annunciator will treat this as an ,6 function. If the event is true fro$ either the PCC 2100 or the )&the / will be on.

Auto)inding &or F!A ""# Annunciation with !CC ."## and a non' networked trans&er switch

In this situation" the =enset suppl#ing and charger failure signals are wired to PCC 2100 custo$er inputs.;se Inpower to tell the 2100 which event is assigned to which input. +ollow the sa$e procedure as is

followed when autobinding with a networked transfer switch" si$pl# skipping the step of installing theswitch.

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