USER S MANUAL. DAS-G01 The Power of Tomorrow

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1 USER S MANUAL DAS-G01 The Power of Tomorrow Richmond Heights

2 USER S MANUAL DAS-G01 The Power of Tomorrow Richmond Heights 2018 Page 1

3 USER'S MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Page # 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION System Overview Technical Specifications Dimensions Wiring Diagram Installation... 6,7 & Applications FUNCTION / legend & GETTING STARTED Starting Up DAS-G Setting Page Calendar Clock Wifi RS Brightness Remote Lock USING DAS-G01 (EXAMPLES) On/Off Lighting On/Off Switching Fan Speeds Dimming Lighting Analogue Valve Control Working with different pages TROUBLSHOOTING & 22 Page 2

4 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION Page 3

5 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION DAS-G01 is a Capacitive 7 colorful Touch Multi Protocols Wi-Fi Smart Controller, kindly find below the system overview, technical specifications, dimensions, wiring diagram, installation, and applications. 1.1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW - 7 Capacitive touch technology LCD display - 32bit core, 8kB I cache and 8KB D cache - Support Wi-Fi / BACnet, MS/TP BACnet Protocol & MODBUS RTU Protocol - RS-485 Serial Port - Support Android App / IOS App - Support Auto Frame & Alarms - Support 10 individual schedule program (6 events per day) - Non-volatile memory: store all internal settings - 6 Universal Inputs, 6 Relay Output (13A), 4 Universal Analog Outputs - Built-in calibrated Temperature Sensor - Fully programmable system - Mobile Application (Android & IOS), Multi Langue s - Sustainable Green Building Solution & Energy Management solutions - Powerful configurable controller large equipment, small facilities, and supervising of control networks Page 4

1.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Ø Operating supply voltage: Ø Relay Power output: Ø Relay Output Current load: 110-230 VAC ± 10%, 50/60 Hz 110-230 VAC± 10%, 50/60 Hz <13A (resistive load) Ø Controlling

6 1.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Ø Operating supply voltage: Ø Relay Power output: Ø Relay Output Current load: VAC ± 10%, 50/60 Hz VAC± 10%, 50/60 Hz <13A (resistive load) Ø Controlling temperature: 5-35 / F, 0.5 / 1 F Ø Temperature Accuracy: ± 0.5 C / 1 F Ø Humidity Accuracy: ± 3% Ø Working Environment: -5 ~50 Ø Storing Environment Temp.: -10 ~60 Ø Programming: Ø Approvals: 5-1-1/5-2/7-days Programmable CE / R & TTE / UL / BTL 1.3 DIMENSIONS v Mechanical dimensions: v Mounting holes: v Mounting: v Wiring: 193(L) X 128(W) X 88.5(T) mm Provided at the back of the cabinet Mounting on wall or in enclosure Screw-fixed 1.4 WIRING DIAGRAM 1.5 INSTALLATION Page 5

7 Align the black line at Back Box with wall surface & arrow upward. Unscrew 4 screws With the Back Box arrow upward, install 4 screws (Screws not included) at Back Box 4 corners. Unscrew 4 screws. Page 6

8 INSTALLATION Removable Terminal Block can be detached from the PCB for wire connection. Power Terminal Block will be fixed on Power PCB so it is suggested to uninstall the PCB-C (3 metal screws & 1 plastic screw to fix the PCB) After wiring on Power Terminal Block, re-install the 4 screws to fix the Power PCB. Terminal block color as below: Power Supply: Red Relay Output: Grey Universal Output: Green Universal Input: Black RS485: Blue Page 7

9 INSTALLATION Align the Front Housing assembly with Back Box to engage the Male pins with Female holder. Fasten the 4 screws at Back Box at Top and bottom side. Page 8

10 1.6 APPLICATIONS Ø Building Management System, Guest Room Management System Ø Home Automation, Lighting Control System Ø Intrusion Alarm System Ø BTU, Water, Gas & Electricity Meters Ø Façade & Landscape Lighting Control System Ø Chilled Water System Monitor & Control Ø Swimming Pools Control Ø Air Quality Control Ø Elevators & Escalators Ø Air Handling Units, Fan Coil Unit s & Package Unit s Control Ø Supply, Exhaust, Pressurization & Ventilation Fan s Ø Heating / Cooling, Irrigation, Fountain, Lifting Pumps Page 9

11 2.0 FUNCTION / LEGEND Page 10

12 2.0 FUNCTION / LEGEND # Legend # Legend # Legend 1 DAS Frame 5 Wi-Fi Icon 9 SD Card/USB Slot 2 Upper Status Bar 6 Logo Example 10 Fan Icon 3 Date 7 On/Off Light Icon 11 Valve Icon 4 Time 8 Switch Icon 12 Dimming Light Icon Page 11

13 3.0 GETTING STARTED Page 12

14 3.0 GETTING STARTED 3.1 STARTING UP DAS-G01 Before powering on the device be sure that the SD card is in the SD card slot and that it contains the desired program. Once you connect the power source to the L & N terminals the DAS-G01 will start up automatically, the DAS-G01 Logo will appear. It will take around 20 seconds in order the DASG01 to be able to retrieve the program stored in the SD Card. Once the DAS-G01 retrieved the program it is ready for operation and will start execute the preset sequence of operation. Page 13

15 3.2 SETTING PAGE For calling the setting page please press on the black status bar and hold for three seconds the system page will appear. The setting page contains the following functions: - Calendar for setting the date. - Clock for setting the time. - Wi-Fi for connecting to LAN network. - RS-485 for setting the BACnet/IP or BACnet MSTP address. (needs to be activated by EULC software) - Brightness for setting the brightness of the display. - Schedule for setting the time schedule. (needs to be activated by EULC software) - Remote Lock for setting the password of the mobile (Android / IOS) application Calendar In order to setting the date please press on the calendar icon in the setting page then the calendar page will appear. Use UP / DOWN arrows for setting the Year / Month / Day then press the Right Icon on the right down corner. Press the undo arrow icon to go back to setting page, you can use the visibility icon on the left down corner to Show / Hide the date in the status bar. Page 14

16 3.2.2 Clock In order to setting the time please press on the clock icon in the setting page then the clock page will appear. Use UP / DOWN arrows for setting the Hour / Minute then press the Right Icon on the right down corner. Press the undo arrow icon to go back to setting page, you can use the visibility icon on the left down corner to Show / Hide the time in the status bar Wi-Fi In order to connect the DAS-G01 to Wi-Fi Network please press on the Wi-Fi icon in the setting page then the Wi-Fi page will appear. The DAS will scan the available Wi-Fi networks and will list them. Please press the desired network till the color turned blue then press the Right Icon on the right down corner, after that the DAS-G01 will ask you to enter the Wi-Fi network password, you may use the visual keyboard and press done after entering the password. DAS-G01 will take DHCP IP once it is connected the network if you want to use static IP please check the static IP box. In the same page the DAS-G01 shows the device ID, IP, and MAC address. Press the undo arrow icon to go back to setting page, you may use the scan icon on the left down corner to scan for more networks. Page 15

17 3.2.4 RS-485 In order to setting BACnet/IP or BACnet MSTP address please press on the RS-485 icon in the setting page then the RS-485 page will appear. Use the virtual keyboard numbers to enter the desired address (the address range is ) then press the Right Icon on the right down corner. Note: this function should be enabled first by the programmer by using EULC software tool Brightness In order to setting the brightness of the display please press on the Brightness icon in the setting page then the Brightness page will appear. Use the slider to increase / decrease the brightness of the display then press the Right Icon on the right down corner to go back to setting page. Page 16

3.2.6 Remote Lock In order to setting password of the mobile (Android / IOS) application please press on the Remote Lock icon in the setting page then the Remote Lock page will appear.

18 3.2.6 Remote Lock In order to setting password of the mobile (Android / IOS) application please press on the Remote Lock icon in the setting page then the Remote Lock page will appear. Enter the old password then enter the new password then using the virtual keyboard then press done. Note: for the first use no need for old press, just enter the new password. Page 17

19 4.0 USING DAS-G01 (EXAMPLES) Page 18

20 4.0 GETTING STARTED Once DAS-G01 is ON and loaded the program it will start execute the programmed sequence operation automatically, moreover it will be ready to operate manually by pressing the function (Component) icons on the display. Below are list of some examples of using DAS-G01: 4.1 ON/OFF LIGHTING In order to switch On/Off the desired light circuit please press on the light bulb icon, the icon will change to represent the status of the lighting circuit as shown below: 4.2 ON/OFF SWITCHING In order to switch On/Off the desired either electrical circuit such as light, power outlet, microwave, door contact, iron etc or scenario such as night mode, sleeping mode, master switch etc please press on the switch icon, the icon will change to represent the status of the electrical circuit/scenario as shown below: 4.3 FAN SPEEDS In order to change the AC fan speed circuit please press on the fan icon, the icon will change to represent the current speed of the AC as shown below: Page 19

21 4.4 DIMMING LIGHTING In order to Dim Up/Down the desired light circuit please press and hold on the Up/Down arrows of the dimming light icon, the light will start to dim Up/Down in 5 degrees as long as you still hold the arrows. If you want to fully On/Off the light circuit please click a short press on the Up/Down arrows. The icon will change to represent the status of the lighting circuit as shown below: 4.5 ANALOGUE VALVE CONTROL In order to control Up/Down the desired AC valve actuator please press and hold on the Up/Down arrows of the valve icon, the valve will start to Open/Close in 5 degrees as long as you still hold the arrows. If you want to fully Open/Close the AC valve actuator please click a short press on the Up/Down arrows. The icon will change to represent the status of AC valve actuator as shown below: 4.6 WORKING WITH DIFFERENT PAGES If the program of DAS-G01 has more than one page, you can easily navigate among the different pages by pressing the preset icons / logos / images. Page 20

22 5.0 TROUBLESHOOTING Page 21

23 5.0 TROUBLE SHOOTING # Trouble Potential Reason 1 DAS-G01 doesn t start-up Please be sure that the power source is connected to terminals L & N 2 DAS-G01 started-up and only showing DAS-G01 logo 3 The relay output is working but the light is still OFF 4 DAS-G01 touch screed is not responding Please make sure that the SD card is in the SD card slot Please make sure that the SD card has the two folders (DAS-G01 and SYS) Please make sure that the circuit breaker of the light is ON and the line connected to the digital output terminal and has power Please make sure that the SD card is not removed from the SD card slot Restart DAS-G01 Page 22

Richmond Heights. Smart Wi-Fi Capacitive Touch With Dual Protocols Universal Controller. Go Green

Richmond Heights. Smart Wi-Fi Capacitive Touch With Dual Protocols Universal Controller. Go Green Richmond Heights Smart Wi-Fi Capacitive Touch With Dual Protocols Universal Controller Presentation Agenda 1. Introduction To Richmond Heights 2. Smart Universal Controller Features Of DAS-G01 3. DAS-G01