Central operation shading products delay (CenOpShdDly11...13)

Overview

Application function "Central operation shading delay 11...13" (CenOpShdDly11...13) distributes central shading operation with a time delay to distribute the electrical start-up load (blinds) to multiple, staged start-up groups to command an entire group.

The delay AFs are used to distribute shading functions to room segments, but not to distribute data to subordinate central functions.

Cen

Central functions

CenXxxShd11

Central operation shading 11

CenXxxShdDly11...13

Central operation shading delay 11...13

R

Room

Z

Shading zone in room segment

Shd11

Shading 11, for shading and daylight use with venetian blinds or awnings, group member in a facade sector

Function

Central commands start the first start-up group (CenOpShd11) immediately. The delayed start groups (CenFcdShdDly11...13) start as soon as the entered delay expires.


Interface to local and superordinate functions

There are no additional BACnet objects for delayed distribution. The subordinate AFs CenOpShdDly11...13 receive their input via internal communication from the superordinate AFs CenOpShdDly11...13.

Configuration

objects

Description

Object

Type

Default value

Central operation shading delay 1...3

0...7200 [s]

CenOpShdDly1...3

UCnfVal

CenOpShdDly1: 10 [s]

CenOpShdDly2: 20 [s]

CenOpShdDly3: 30 [s]

Interface

Interface

Description

Type

Ref.

Owner

CenOpShdMstd1...3

Manager for central operation shading delay 1...3

GrpMaster

-

CenOpShdDly1...3

Central operation shading delay 1...3

UCnfVal

-

Engineering and commissioning

The AFs receive the values (chart interface) from CenOpShd11. Each change is saved in a buffer. The AFs read back the values from the buffer after the delay time expires and decodes and distributes them to the connected group members.

Note: Operating current or start-up current results in peak loads depending on the particular shading product. A delay throughout the entire runtime or a short delay must be configured accordingly.