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Standard Control Specification for iTM

Daikin Australia Pty Ltd

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Purpose
The purpose of this control specification booklet for the I Touch Manager central controller is
to create a packaged solution based on general control needs. This booklet sets out the
functions that can be performed by the iTM and its low-level interface equipment (Wago). An
as built functional description can be provided at the completion of the commissioning.

Contents
Purpose ................................................................................................................................ 2
ITM Basic Parts..................................................................................................................... 3
ITM References .................................................................................................................... 3
ITM Functions ....................................................................................................................... 4
Schedule ........................................................................................................................... 4
Setback ............................................................................................................................. 4
Pre-heat/cool ..................................................................................................................... 4
Sliding temperature ........................................................................................................... 5
Interlocks ........................................................................................................................... 5
Temperature limit .............................................................................................................. 5
Email ................................................................................................................................. 6
Web access ....................................................................................................................... 6
Automatic changeover ....................................................................................................... 6
Energy Navigator ............................................................................................................... 7
PPD ................................................................................................................................... 7
Layout Screens ................................................................................................................. 8
Timer Extension ................................................................................................................ 8
External interface with iTM .................................................................................................... 9
WAGO Basic Parts ............................................................................................................ 9
DIII net adaptor cards ........................................................................................................ 9
Terminals on the iTM and iTM plus adaptors ................................................................... 10
Basic interface control ..................................................................................................... 10
Simple on/off fan control .............................................................................................. 10
Lights ........................................................................................................................... 11
CO2 controlled by fan/damper ..................................................................................... 11
Pump ........................................................................................................................... 12
High temp alarm........................................................................................................... 12
Energy Meters ............................................................................................................. 13
Difference between DO modules ................................................................................. 13

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Commissioning ................................................................................................................... 15
ITMSETUP ...................................................................................................................... 15
ITMSETWEB ................................................................................................................... 15
ITMSETPPD .................................................................................................................... 15
COMM_WAGO................................................................................................................ 16
ITMSETENGR ................................................................................................................. 16
PPD .................................................................................................................................... 16
ITM .................................................................................................................................. 16
BACnet ............................................................................................................................ 17
Specification of Energy meter .......................................................................................... 17
How to calculate .............................................................................................................. 18
Part numbers ................................................................................................................... 18
Power groups .................................................................................................................. 19
Example ....................................................................................................................... 19
How to wire CT and kWhr meters .................................................................................... 22
Compatibility ....................................................................................................................... 23

ITM Basic Parts

SAP Part number Description
DCM601A51 (Basic ITM Hardware - 64 IDU)
DCM601A52 (ITM plus Adaptor if required - Additional 64 IDU, maximum 7)
DCM002A51 (PPD Software) SAP location 1205
DCM008A51 (Energy Navigator Software – optional) SAP location 1205
DCM009A51 iTM interface to BACnet equipment SAP location 1205

ITM References
• engineering data EDMT721208A
• user manual EM11A015C
• D-BACS design guide EDMT721210A
• OH14.

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ITM Functions
For a quick reference guide see appendix in user manual pg 307.

Schedule
Number of programs = Max 100 with up to 20 actions a day

7-day weekly time clock plus five special days

Yearly calendar can be used for special days and can be specified by date or
month/week/day of the week. Special day settings can reoccur every year.

Programs can be set for seasons.

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 67 or ED pg 4

Specification

The controller shall have two types of schedules; the first is a weekly schedule where events
are set by the day of the week and an annual schedule using special days for public
holidays. In addition, schedules can be set for different seasons.

Setback
Setback allows the room temperature to be maintained within an acceptable range when the
units are not in use. This operates in both heating and cooling mode. This can be activated
by a schedule or a DI signal from motion sensor or switch.

Note this cannot be used with Pre-heat/cool.

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 151

Specification

The controller shall allow for set point temperature shifts between 1-7º C up or down
depending on operating mode when space is unoccupied.

Pre-heat/cool
The Pre-heat/cool function calculates the time to automatically start the air conditioners from
the suction temperature and set point difference. The start time is adjusted accordingly as
the function learns from repeated use. Otherwise known as optimised start.

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 98

Specification

The controller shall have a function that starts the air conditioners earlier than the time set in
the schedule so that the room temperature reaches the set point by the set time.

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Sliding temperature
Sliding temperature is a function that changes the indoor set point in accordance with the
changes in the outdoor temperature so that the difference between the outdoor and indoor
temperatures is not excessive in spaces with entry/exit points to outside the building. This
function only works in cooling mode.

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 202

Specification

The controller shall be able to adjust the set point when in cooling operation depending on
the outdoor ambient temperature.

Interlocks
Interlocking control is a function that allows you to control two or more management points
and/or areas based on the status of another management point.

Number of interlock programs = Max. 500

Number of management points that can be used as an input = 50

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 157

Specification

The controller shall be able to change the status of a management point based on a set of
conditions referenced from another management point or set point.

Temperature limit
Temperature limit is a function that keeps the room temperature within an upper and lower
limit by automatically starting the cooling or heating when the room temperature exceeds the
set upper or lower limits. Upper limit range is 32 to 50 and the lower limit is 2 to 16

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 197

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Specification

The controller shall be able automatically start the system for out of hours operation in
cooling when the space temperature is between 32°C to 50°C or in heating when space
temperature is between 2°C to 16°C depending on set points.

Email
Up to 10 email addresses can be used for fault notifications

Example of email

Site Name: 62-66 Gov Building

14/08 07:39AM GFC-01 JC
14/08 07:39AM GFC-01A JC
Remaining Faults: 1

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 222 or ED pg 6

Specification

The controller shall be able to send a fault notification listing the site name, date, time and
fault code to 10 different email addresses.

Web access
All operations and system configurations can be accessed by web access. Must have adobe
flash player therefore smart phones and certain tablets cannot be used. (Windows based
phones and tablets allow flash player)

• There will be up to 4 managers and 60 general users (only 16 general users can
access at a time)
• Screens and operations accessible to general user can be restricted.

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 213 or ED pg 6

Specification

The controller shall be able to be accessed via the internet for remote operation from a PC.

Automatic changeover
Auto changeover function allows you to maintain tighter control over temperature when
automatic mode is required compared to allowing local controller switch modes.

For more detail, see user’s manual pg 109

Specification

The controller shall automatically switch the mode of an indoor or a group of indoors
depending on the change of indoor room temperature.

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Energy Navigator- note this is an optional extra
The energy navigator is a graphical display for energy consumption. It will show
consumption for electrical, gas and water. A maximum of 30 energy meters can be used for
monitoring via Energy Navigator. Energy consumption is presented on a daily and monthly
basis; this can be compared to the previous year. Energy Navigator monitors equipment
operation for out-of-hours use and set point variations.

For more detail, see ED pg 7 or user manual pg 233

Specification

The controller shall have the ability to display the consumption of water, gas and electricity
annually, monthly and year-to-year. Additionally, the controller shall have the ability to record
the operation of indoor units out of business hours, and set points diverging from the existing
plan.

PPD – note this is an optional extra

The PPD (power proportioning distribution) function can calculate the energy consumed by
each indoor unit based on the distribution of power consumed by the outdoor unit. Cannot
be used for billing purposes.

For more detail, see ED pg 37 or user manual pg 230

More detail on additional component selection to follow.

Specification

The controller shall be able to distribute the electrical consumption of an outdoor to the
indoors based on operation duration, room temperature and expansion valve-opening ratio.

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Layout Screens – note this is an optional extra
You can have up to 60 layout screens that can be made up of full or partial floor layouts
depending on density of icons. You can have up to 100 icons per layout screen.

For more detail, see user manual pg 56

Specification

The controller shall be able to show the layout of the equipment on floor plans.

Timer Extension
This function gives you the ability to shut down an indoor unit after a certain period.

This can be from 30-180 minutes and cannot be set differently for individual units meaning if
the timer extension function is set for 120 mins then all units that have this function set to on
will only operate for the set amount of time.

For more detail, see user manual pg 107

Specification

The controller shall have the ability to switch indoor units off after a set period to prevent
being left on. This can be between 30 and 180 minutes.

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External interface with iTM

WAGO Basic Parts

All parts are found in SAP location 1205

Individual manuals can be found on intranet or ask your account manager.

SAP part number Description

MBUS750-315 MODBUS Field bus Coupler
2DI750-400 2-Channel Digital Input Module DC 24 V
4DI750-432 4-Channel Digital Input Module 24 V DC
4MAAI750-455 4-Channel Analogue Input Module 0/4-20 mA
2MAAI750-454 2-Channel Analogue Input Module 0/4-20 mA
4DCAI750-459 4-channel Analogue Input module 0-10V
2THAI750-461 2-Channel Analogue Input Module for RTDs (NTC 20kOhm) same as KRCS01
2DCAI750-479 2-Channel Analogue Input Module ±10 V
4DO750-504 4-Channel Digital Output DC 24 V
2DO750-513 2-Channel Relay Output Module AC 230 V, DC 30 V
2MAAO750-554 4-Channel Analogue Output 4-20 mA
4MAAO750-555 4-Channel Analogue Output 4-20 mA
4DCAO750-559 4-channel Analogue Output module 0-10V
2DCAO750-560 2-channel Analogue Output module 0-10V
TER750-600 End Module
PSU750-613 Internal System Supply Module 24 V DC
2PI750-638 2-Channel Up/Down Counter (pulse input) not to be used for PPD
PSU787-712 ECO Primary Switch Mode Power Supply Unit
CON750-960 PROFIBUS Fieldbus Connector

DIII net adaptor cards

SAP Part number Description
DEC101A51 8 x Digital input (pg 477)
DEC102A51 4 x digital input and 4 x digital output (pg 480)
DTA103A51 1 x digital input and 1 x digital output (pg 403)
Refer OH14

The reason for using DEC/ DTA cards is it may be more economical than Wago if only one
or two input/ outputs are required. Also as the DEC/ DTA cards are connected by the F1 / F2
loop you may be able to have the switching closer the equipment being controlled.

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Terminals on the iTM and iTM plus adaptors

On the iTM,

Di1 can only be used as a full system shutdown.

Di2, Di3, Di4 can be used as either digital inputs or pulse inputs.

On the iTM plus adaptors

Di1, Di2, Di3, Di4 can be used as either digital inputs or pulse inputs.

Basic interface control

Simple on/off fan control
An interlock is able to switch a fan on/off when one or more indoors are turned on/off or a
start/stop signal from a schedule is enabled/disabled.

Equipment

Required

1 x DO per fan to enable start/stop

Optional

1 x DI for run status

2 x DI for run and fault status (Cannot have fault status on its own must have both run and
fault status)

1 x DI for start stop operation from motion sensor or switch

Specification

The controller shall be able to switch a fan on/off when either an indoor unit or schedule
enables/disables operation.

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Lights
An interlock is able to switch on/off a light either by a schedule enabled/disabled or by DI
from motion sensor/switch.

Equipment

Required

1 x DO per light circuit start/stop

Optional

1 x DI for start stop operation from motion sensor

Specification

The controller shall be able to switch a light on/off when an indoor unit, schedule or motion
sensor/switch enables/disables operation.

CO2 controlled by fan/damper

To be able to vary the amount of outside air entering a space, the CO2 levels can be
monitored and when the levels are greater than a set point, an interlock will increase the
volume of outside air.

The CO2 value is determined by a CO2 sensor, which feeds a 0-10 Vdc or 4-20mA signal to
the Wago module. An interlock is able to step the amount of outside air that enters the space
up or down based on a series of set points.

CO2 Level
1200

1000

800
CO2 Level

600

400 CO2 Level

200

0
0 2 4 6 8 10
Output Voltage

Note these values can be changed.

The output is stepped and is not modulating.

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Equipment

Required

1 x AI 0-10 Vdc or 4-20 mA for reading from CO2 sensor (depends on field supplied sensor).

1 x AO for damper or VSD outside air fan operation

Alternatively, one x DO for damper or fan on/off operation.

Specification

The controller shall be able to step an output up or down based on an input signal.

Pump
A pump can be started by either a schedule or when an indoor unit turns on.

Equipment

Required

1 x DO per pump start/stop

Optional

1 x DI for run status

2 x DI for run and fault status (Cannot have fault status on its own must have both run and
fault status)

Specification

The controller shall be able to switch a pump on/off when either an indoor unit or schedule
enables/disables operation.

High temp alarm

Can be from the space temperature from the sensor in the unit or from an AI sensor in the
space

Equipment

Indoor temperature value from either wall controller temperature or 1 x AI

Specification

The controller shall produce an alarm when the space temperature exceeds a certain value.

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Energy Meters
Electricity, gas and water can be monitored by the iTM.

Equipment

Required

1 x PI per pulse input meter (note: for PPD only PI terminals on iTM and iTM plus adaptors
can be used). Pulse input for gas and water meters need to comply with PPD rules.

Optional

Energy navigator for easy to display consumption (note maximum 30 pulse inputs can be
used for energy navigator display). This is only for viewing not billing.

Specification

The controller shall monitor consumption of gas, water and electricity.

Difference between DO modules

When selecting DO modules from the Daikin control selection program you will have the
choice of two modules. When using the Wago controls selection software you will see a drop
down box with ‘24V DC module only’ and ‘240V AC, 24V AC or 24V DC module’. The top
selection is the 4-channel 4DO750-504 module, which requires a field supplied 24V DC relay
to switch an external device on/off. The bottom selection is the 2-channel 2DO750-513,
which can switch directly up to 240V AC and 30V DC with a max current draw of 2 amps.

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Commissioning

ITMSETUP
ITMSETUP is a charge to commission an iTM or iTM plus adaptor. Up to a maximum
of 4 x ITMSETUP can be used per iTM i.e. you have 1 x iTM and 4 x iTM plus adaptor you
only allow for 4 x ITMSETUP not 5. If you have multiple iTM’s on site then each iTM and
corresponding iTM plus adaptor must be allowed for i.e. you have 2 iTM’s on site each with 4
iTM plus adaptors then you allow 8 x ITMSETUP not 10 or 4.

Scope of works

• Assistance in preparation of wiring diagrams detailing daisy chain of condensers for

DIII-Networks and DIII-Network address list
• Adding points to iTM (names, icons, control/monitoring groups, set point limitations
etc)
• Setting up required Schedules, Interlocks, Automatic Mode Change over, etc
• Training to end users

ITMSETWEB
The web software is standard on the iTM but still needs to be commissioned. Needs
to be allowed for each iTM

Scope of works

• Co-ordinate with client’s IT department to obtain and apply for required network and
email server settings
• Apply and test network and email server settings
• Create Web User access accounts and provide training to end users on Web Access
function

ITMSETPPD
Set up for PPD. Note there is software and ancillary equipment required. See below in PPD
section

Scope of works

• Verification of CT’s and KWh Meter installation (wiring of CT/KWhr meter and timing
it takes for the kWh meter to pulse based on measured current draw)
• Configuration of PPD software including specifying and verifying model numbers of
indoor units

Please note if contractor uses a field supplied kWhr meter then they will have to
commission and ensure accuracy themselves. If contractor uses field suppled CT’s then
they will have to ensure it matches specifications of Daikin suppled kWhr meter.

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COMM_WAGO
For every 10 external points, there is a single allowance. I.e. if you have 20 external
points than you will need to allow 2 x COMM_WAGO. When using control select software it
will determine correct allowance.

Scope of works

• Assist contractors to create basic wiring diagrams detailing connection between

Wago modules and field devices
• Point to point testing of signals
• Setting up further interlocking if required

ITMSETENGR
If the customer has asked for layout screens to be added then an allowance for each
iTM is required.

Scope of works

• Creating visual layout screens from CAD drawings

• Adding layout screens to iTM including icons and labels

PPD
ITM

Max number of kWhr meters is 31 if 1 x iTM and 7 x iTM plus adaptors are used.

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BACnet

You can have up to 12-kWhr meters with option DAM412B51

Specification of Energy meter

• To be an integrating meter with pulse transmitter
• The output pulse unit is to be from 0.1 to 10 kWh/pulse
• The pulse width is to be within 20-400 ms and pulse interval has to be more
than 100 ms
• The semi conductor relay is to be used for pulse output, and it is to be non-
voltage.

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How to calculate
to centralized controller
L,N 0.1A 1ph P1,P2
Out 1 BS 1 Ind 1 BRC1C62
REYQ20TY1 BSQ100AV1A FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
OUT F1,F2 IN F1,F2 OUT F1,F2 IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph
L1,L2,L3,N 40A 3ph
L,N 0.1A 1ph P1,P2
BS 2 Ind 2 BRC1C62
BSQ100AV1A FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
OUT F1,F2 IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph

L,N 0.4A 1ph

BS 3
BS4Q14AV1A
P1,P2
Ind 3 BRC1C62
FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph
OUT F1,F2
P1,P2
Ind 4 BRC1C62
FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 5 BRC1C62
FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 6 BRC1C62
FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph

For single phase, you need one x kWhr meter and one x current transformer

For three phases, you need one x kWhr meter and three x current transformer

Determine current draw from the VRV xpress document for outdoors, BS boxes and indoors.

Determine with contractor or drawings, which systems are to be fed from which electrical
boards to determine the total mca value required for CT sizing. Make sure the only
equipment that is supplied is VRV not fans or lights as this will corrupt the readings

Over sizing current transformers is not recommended due to reduced accuracy

Ideally CT sizes should be under 600 amps to maintain accuracy when system operating at
low load or when only one or two indoors are running.

Part numbers
All parts are found in SAP location 1205

SAP part number Description

100/5 kWhr meter
CT60/5 60 amp current transformer
CT100/5 100 amp current transformer
CT150/5 150 amp current transformer
CT200/5 200 amp current transformer
CT250/5 250 amp current transformer
CT300/5 300 amp current transformer
CT400/5 400 amp current transformer
CT500/5 500 amp current transformer
CT600/5 600 amp current transformer
CT800/5 800 amp current transformer
CT1000/5 1000 amp current transformer

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Power groups
Heat recovery and heat pump systems must not be on the same kWhr meter.

Example

System 1
to centralized controller
P1,P2
Out 1 Ind 1 BRC1C62
RXYQ8TY1A FXMQ100PVE KRCS01-4B
OUT F1,F2 IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 2.9A 1ph
L1,L2,L3,N 16A 3ph
P1,P2
Ind 4 BRC1C62
FXMQ25PVE KRCS01-4B
F1,F2 L,N 0.6A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 5 BRC1C62
FXAQ25PVE
F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 6 BRC1C62
FXAQ25PVE
F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 7 BRC1C62
FXAQ25PVE
F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

System 1 total current draw =

Outdoor = 16 amp 3 ph

Indoor = 4.7 amp 1 ph

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System 2
to centralized controller
P1,P2
Out 2 Ind 2 BRC1C62
RXYQ8TY1A FXMQ50PVE KRCS01-4B
OUT F1,F2 IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 1.6A 1ph
L1,L2,L3,N 16A 3ph
P1,P2
Ind 3 BRC1C62
FXMQ125PVE KRCS01-4B
F1,F2 L,N 3.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 8 BRC1C62
FXAQ25PVE
F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 9 BRC1C62
FXAQ25PVE
F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 10 BRC1C62
FXAQ25PVE
F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

System 2 total current draw =

Outdoor = 16 amp 3 ph

Indoor = 6.2 amp 1 ph

System 3
to centralized controller
L,N 0.6A 1ph
Out 3 BS 1
REYQ10TY1 BS6Q14AV1A
OUT F1,F2 IN F1,F2 P1,P2
Ind 11 BRC1C62
L1,L2,L3,N 21A 3ph FXAQ50PVE
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph
OUT F1,F2
P1,P2
Ind 12 BRC1C62
FXAQ50PVE
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 13 BRC1C62
FXAQ50PVE
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 14 BRC1C62
FXAQ50PVE
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 15 BRC1C62
FXAQ50PVE
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

P1,P2
Ind 16 BRC1C62
FXAQ50PVE
IN F1,F2 F1,F2 L,N 0.4A 1ph

System 3 total current draw =

Outdoor =21 amp 3 ph

BS box = 0.6 amp 1 ph

Indoor = 2.4 amp 1 ph

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You will need a minimum of two power groups due to heat pump and heat recovery systems.

Power group 1 will contain heat pump systems 1 & 2

Outdoor total = 16 amp 3ph + 16 amp 3ph = 32 amps

Indoor total = 4.7 amp 1 ph and 6.2 amps 1 ph = single phase supplies will be split across 2
phases so only the higher amp value is considered = 6.2 amps.

Therefore, you will need 1 x 100/5 and 3 x CT60/5

Power group 2

Outdoor total = 21 amp 3 ph

Indoor and BS box total = 3 amps 1 ph

Therefore, you will need 1 x 100/5 and 3 x CT60/5

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How to wire CT and kWhr meters
TO
DCM601A52 or DCM601A52
terminals D2 - com max length 100m

15 29

IME
CONTO
D4-Pt
METER

2 5 8 11 1 3 4 6 7 9

S1 S2
L1 CT
P1 P2 OUTDOOR
S1 S2
L2 CT INDOOR
P1 P2
S1 S2 BRANCH
L3 CT SELECTOR
P1 P2
UNITS
N

Direction of CT's are as follows:

There is an arrow indicating the direction of power/current flow
There is also a L written on the bottom of the side the Load is on

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Compatibility

When using Bacnet or Lonworks interfaces with I Touch manager, the Bacnet or Lonworks
will be the main controller. This means all features are available from the iTM except prohibit
functions of the wall controllers.

In addition, the Bacnet / Lonworks interfaces can only detect devices on the DIII net;
therefore, devices connected to Wago cannot be seen through the interfaces.

Also useful for more information is D-BACS design guide EDMT721210A for general
controls information.

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