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USER MANUAL

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Sontay®SonNetRadioSensorSystem

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UserManual

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forthe

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RFRXSBBACnetIPReceiver

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Version1.1

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August2017

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Audience

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Thismanualisintendedforspecifiers,usersandinstallersoftheSontay®SonNetradiosensorsystem.

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Content

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ThismanualprovidesacompletereferencefortheSontay®SonNetradiosensorsystembasedontheRF

RXSBBACnetIPreceiver.

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RelatedDocuments

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TheSontay®SonNetradiosensorsystemSiteSurveyKitQuickStartGuide

TheSontay®SonNetradiosensorsystemSiteSurveyKitManual

TheSontay®SonNetradiosensorsystemQuickStartGuide

TheSontay®SonNetradiosensorsystemproductdatasheets

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TableofContents:

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Overview ................................................................................................................. 5

BatteryFittingandReplacement........................................................................................ 5

DisposalofBatteries ..................................................................................................... 5

DevicesTypes ............................................................................................................ 6

BatteryPoweredNodes ...................................................................................... 6

24VPoweredRouters......................................................................................... 8

230VacPoweredRouters................................................................................... 10

TheRFRXSBBACnetIPSystemReceiver .................................................................11

TheRFIOM.................................................................................................. 12

TheRadioNetwork .................................................................................................... 13

NetworkPlanningConsiderations.......................................................................... 14

TheRadioSystem ...................................................................................................... 16

Security................................................................................................................. 16

HowtheSelfHealingTreeNetworkisFormed....................................................................... 16

PropagationOfRadioSignalsinBuildings ............................................................................ 17

ExtensionAerials....................................................................................................... 18

FAQs .................................................................................................................... 19

Configuration&MonitoringSoftware ................................................................................ 20

InstallingCMS ............................................................................................... 21

StartingCMS ................................................................................................ 24

ImportingaSavedLayout .................................................................................. 25

TheCMSDesktopEnvironment ............................................................................ 26

LoggingOnasanAdministrator ............................................................................ 27

ChangingtheAdministratorPassword..................................................................... 27

AutoConfigurationMode .................................................................................. 28

ListingDevices............................................................................................... 29

ChangingDeviceLabels..................................................................................... 30

ViewingDeviceProperties.................................................................................. 31

ChangingDeviceConfigurations ........................................................................... 33

ConfigurableParameters ................................................................................... 33

RFIOMConfiguration ...................................................................................... 35

RFIOMStatusTab .......................................................................................... 35

Changingtheinputconfiguration .......................................................................... 36

Changingtheoutputconfiguration ........................................................................ 37

ManuallyAuthorisingaNewNode......................................................................... 38

RemovingaNodefromtheNetwork ...................................................................... 38

UsingtheGraphicalMapDisplay........................................................................... 39

SettingtheMapDisplayBackgroundImage ............................................................... 39

AddingDevicestotheMapDisplay ........................................................................ 40

IconPlan..................................................................................................... 40

DeviceStatus................................................................................................ 41

LinkStatus................................................................................................... 41

AutoUpdating............................................................................................... 42

RefreshingNodeData ...................................................................................... 42

CommunicationsLog ....................................................................................... 43

ChangingDisplayUnits ..................................................................................... 43

ConfigurationLog ........................................................................................... 44

UsingCMSToDocumentAWirelessNetwork............................................................. 45

SavingandOpeningLayouts ............................................................................... 45

ReceiverPrintPreview...................................................................................... 46

CommissioningMultipleNetworksontheSameSite ................................................................ 47

Precommissioneachnetworkawayfromsite ............................................................ 47

Commissioneachnetworkindividuallyonsite ............................................................ 47

CommissioningaSonNetSystem:AStepByStepGuide ............................................................ 48

BestPractisePoints .................................................................................................... 50

TroubleShooter’sGuide .............................................................................................. 51

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EstimatingNetworkCoverageintheAbsenceofaSiteSurvey...................................................... 56

AttenuationPropertiesofCommonBuildingMaterials................................................... 57

TheInterfacetoBACnetIP ............................................................................................ 58

DefaultIPAddress .......................................................................................... 58

BACnetIPSettings .......................................................................................... 59

ResettingFactoryDefaults ................................................................................. 59

SonNettoBACnetPointsMapping......................................................................... 60

ReceiverMappedPoints.................................................................................... 60

NonCO2EDMappedPoints ................................................................................ 61

CO2EDMappedPoints ..................................................................................... 61

NonCO2RouterMappedPoints ........................................................................... 62

CO2RouterMappedPoints................................................................................. 62

RFIOMMappedPoints..................................................................................... 63

DescriptionofBACnetPointsbyDevice .............................................................................. 64

TheRFRXSBReceiver ...................................................................................... 64

EndDevicewithoutCO2Functionality...................................................................... 64

EndDevicewithCO2Functionality ......................................................................... 64

RouterwithoutCO2Functionality .......................................................................... 64

RouterwithCO2Functionality .............................................................................. 65

RFIOM ...................................................................................................... 65

RFRXSBPICS .......................................................................................................... 66

BACnetRequirements ...................................................................................... 66

BACnetStandardizedDeviceProfile(AnnexL) ............................................................ 66

BACnetInteroperabilityBuildingBlocks(BIBBs)(AnnexK) ............................................... 66

StandardDeviceBindingMethodsSupported............................................................. 67

StandardObjectTypesSupported ......................................................................... 67

AnalogInputObjectType................................................................................... 67

AnalogValueObjectType .................................................................................. 69

BinaryInputObjectType ................................................................................... 76

BinaryValueObjectType................................................................................... 80

MultiStateInputObjectType.............................................................................. 83

MultiStateValueObjectType ............................................................................. 83

OctetStringValueObjectType ............................................................................ 85

DeviceObjectType ......................................................................................... 85

DataLinkLayerOptions .................................................................................... 86

NetworkOptions............................................................................................ 87

SegmentationCapability.................................................................................... 87

DeviceAddressBinding..................................................................................... 87

CharacterSetsSupported .................................................................................. 87

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Overview

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The RFRXSB SonNet Wireless receiver allows quick and seamless integration of SonNet devices into

buildingmanagementsystems.It automaticallymaps data fromSonNet end devices intoBACnetobjects

whicharetransmittedviathevendorindependentBACnetIPcommunicationprotocol,usingasimpleweb

browserinterface.DependingonthelayoutoftheSonNetnetworkitcanconnectupto40nodes.

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The receiver collects data from all other devices on the wireless network, including measurements from

sensors,linkquality,batterylevelsforallbatterypowereddevices,hoursrunforalldevicesandthecurrent

statusofalldevices.

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The wireless devicesare based on directsequence spread spectrumcommunication in the 2.42.5GHz

band,compliantwithIEEE802.15.42006.

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AllnodeshaveauniqueMACaddress,equivalenttoauniqueserialnumber.

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TheRFRXSBhasauniqueEthernetMACaddress.

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Allnodesretaintheirconfigurationpropertiesacrossapowerfailure.

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BatteryFittingandReplacement

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Whenabatteryisinstalled,orwhenitisreplaced,observingthecorrectpolarityisveryimportant.Fitting

thebatteryincorrectlymayresultinpermanentdamagetothedevice.

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Recommendedbatteriesare3.6Vdc2.4AhAAsizeLithiumThionylChloridetypesforspacehousingsensors,

or 3.6Vdc 2.1Ah 2/3 A size LithiumThionyl Chloride types for plant housing sensors, and are not

rechargeable.

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Thistypeofbatteryshouldbestoredinaclean,cool(notexceeding+30°C),dryandventilatedarea.

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DisposalofBatteriesWarning!Fire,ExplosionandBurnHazard

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Do not shortcircuit, crush, disassemble heat above 100°C (212°F), incinerate, or expose the battery

contentstowater.Donotsolderdirectlytothecell.

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NB  All batteries must be disposed of in accordance with EC Directive 2006/66/EC, amended by EU

Directive2008/12/EC.

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DevicesTypes

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BatteryPoweredNodes

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BatterypoweredsensornodesareusedinconjunctionwiththeSontay®RFRXSBreceiver,andifrequired

(dependingoninstallationtopography),Sontay®RFRRseries of routers and RFIOMIOmodules. Data is

transmittedback to the receiveratconfigurabletimeintervals,oronaconfigurablechange in measured

value.Eachsensorretainstheseconfigurationsifthebatterybecomesdischargedorrequiresreplacement.

Thesensorsautomaticallyfindthebestpathbacktothereceiver,whichmaybedirectlytothereceiveror

via“parent”routers.

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Topowerabatterypowerednode,jumperJ600mustbefitted.Toswitchoff,removeJ600.

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Batterypowerednodesareavailablein4formats:

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•Space mounting temperature, with setpoint, momentary switch, fan speed, VFC input and CO2

options

oNB  setpoint,momentary switch and fan speed optionsare not availablewiththe CO2

option

•SpacemountingRH&T,withsetpoint,momentaryswitch,fanspeed,VFCinputandCO2options

oNB  setpoint, momentary switch andfan speed options are not availablewiththeCO2

option

•Plantmountingtemperature

•PlantmountingRH&T

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SpaceMountingSpecification:

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RadioOutput:

Frequency2.4GHz

16channels,automaticallyselected,directsequencespreadspectrum

ComplianceIEEE802.15.42006

AerialCharacteristics:

Gain  1.2dBi

VSWR  1.5:1

DataEncryption:  AES128

PowerOutput:  0dBm(1mW@50Ω)

Accuracy:

Temperature±0.3°C

OptionalRH±3%RH

BatteryType:  3.6VAA2.4AhLiSOCl2,nonrechargeable

BatteryLife:  >3years(dependingonconfiguration)

Housing:

Material:  ABS(flameretardant)

Dimensions:  115x85x28mm

Environmental:

Operating: 

Temperature: 10°Cto+50°C

RH:  0to90%,noncondensing

Storage:

Temperature: 10°Cto+80°C

RH:  0to90%,noncondensing

Countryoforigin: UK

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Refertoproductdatasheetsforinstallationinstructions.

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PlantMountingSpecification:

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RadioOutput:

Frequency2.4GHz

16channels,automaticallyselected,directsequencespreadspectrum

ComplianceIEEE802.15.42006

AerialCharacteristics:

Gain  2.0dBi

VSWR  2:1

DataEncryption:  AES128

PowerOutput:  0dBm(1mW@50Ω)

Accuracy:

Temperature±0.3°C

OptionalRH±3%RH

BatteryType:  3.6VAA2.4AhLiSOCl2,nonrechargeable

BatteryLife:  >3years(dependingonconfiguration)

Housing:

Material:  ABS(flameretardanttypeVO)

Dimensions:  115x85x28mm

Mounting:  Holes4mmspaced85mmapart

Protection:  IP65

Environmental:

Operating: 

Temperature: 10°Cto+50°C

RH:  0to90%,noncondensing

Storage:

Temperature: 10°Cto+80°C

RH:  0to90%,noncondensing

Countryoforigin: UK

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TemperatureSensorTypes:

Duct

Outsideair

Outsideairwithsolarradiationshield

Immersion

Strapon

Flyinglead

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Refertoproductdatasheetsforinstallationinstructions.

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24VPoweredRouters

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24VpoweredroutersareusedinconjunctionwiththeSontay®RFRXSBreceiver,RFIOMIOmodulesand

RFRSseriesofbatterypoweredradiosensors,andareusedtoroutesignalsfrombatterypowerednodes

andotherrouterstothe receiver module, where thesignalstrengthofadirectpath is not sufficient for

reliablecommunications.NBEachroutercansupportamaximumof16“children”,whichcanconsistofa

maximumof8batterypowerednodesand8routers,orupto16routersiftherearenobatterypowered

nodes. Consideration should be given on network planning for redundancy in case of router failure or

damage.

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Data is transmitted back to the receiver at configurable time intervals, or on a configurable change in

measured value. Each sensor retains these configurations if the battery becomes discharged or requires

replacement.Routersautomaticallyfindthebestpathbacktothereceiver,whichmaybedirectlytothe

receiverorviaother“parent”routers.

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Topowerarouter,jumperJ500mustbefitted.Toswitchoff,removeJ500.

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24Vpowerednodesareavailablein5formats:

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•Spacemountingtemperature,withsetpoint,momentaryswitch,fanspeed,VFCinput,PIRandCO2

options

oNB  setpoint,momentary switch and fan speed optionsare not availablewiththe CO2

option

•Space mounting RH&T, with setpoint, momentary switch, fan speed, VFC input, PIR and CO2

options

oNB  setpoint,momentary switch andfan speed options are not availablewith the CO2

option

•Plantmountingwithnosensorfunctions

•Plantmountingtemperature

•PlantmountingRH&T



SpaceMountingSpecification:



RadioOutput:

Frequency2.4GHz

16channels,automaticallyselected

Directsequencespreadspectrum

ComplianceIEEE802.15.42006

AerialCharacteristics:

Gain  1.2dBi

VSWR  1.5:1

DataEncryption:  AES128

PowerOutput:  +10dBm(10mW@50Ω)

Accuracy:

Temperature±0.3°C

OptionalRH±3%RH

PowerSupply:  24Vac/dc

Housing:

Material:  ABS(flameretardant)

Dimensions:  115x85x28mm

Environmental:

Operating: 

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