May 28th 2015 Building Automation Systems – DH Days Page 1

BA Systems

5th biannual Danish District Heating Days in Serbia, 27-30 May, 2015

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AGENDA

1. Company presentation

2. Welcome to ”our world”

3. System headlines

4. Protocols5. Typical installations

6. BAS Web Server

7. BAS 914S/BAS 929S

8. BAS 920

9. Monitoring

10.Visualisation

11.Built-in Web Server

12.SCADA Client

13.Installer benefits

14.End-User benefits

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• BA Systems is a Danish owned company with more than 20 years

experience in the building automation industry.

• Established in 1986 as a software development company

• Based in Northern Zealand, approx. 40 km North of Copenhagen,

close to Hillerød

• From 1991 and onwards focused on BMS solutions with both

hardware and software developed in-house

• Partners with NS Koncept DOO and Termonet DOO since 2008

Company presentation

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Welcome to ”our world”

BAS920

BAS Web Server

BAS 914S/929S

BAS SCADA

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What the system enables

The BAS Series of controllers enables:

• Full control of almost any conceivable system

• Possibility for PLC like control

• Many built-in protocols

• Interface to a variety of other controllers and system

• Data collection from many meter types

• All products have a built-in webserver

System headlines

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Communications

RS232 RS485M-Bus RS232

Wi-Fi/4G

BAS SCADA Server

SQL Server

PC/BAS Tool

Ethernet/IP

Browser/Java

Remote Management

Internet/Intranet

Android

BAS Web Server

iOS

M-Bus meters Modbus units

Modbus units

Kamstrup meter

M-Bus meters

BAS 920

Modbus unit

BAS OPC Server

BAS 914S

BAS 929S

BAS 920

Modbus units

Modbus units

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ProtocolsBAS920

Protocols RS232 RS485 M-Bus LON IP KNX

BACnet Slave

Modbus Master Master Master/Slave

M-Bus Master Master

Geni Master

DNIP Master

Kamstrup Master

KMP Master Master

BAS Native Master/Slave

LON Master/Slave

KNX Master/Slave

Physical Interface

BAS WS

Protocols RS232 RS485 M-BUS IP (ethernet)

BACnet Slave

Modbus Master Master Master/Slave

M-Bus Master Master

BAS Native Master/Slave

Kamstrup Master

KMP Master Master

Physical Interface

BAS9XXS

Protocols RS232 RS485 M-Bus LON IP KNX WM-Bus

BACnet Slave

Modbus Master Master Master/Slave

M-Bus Master Master

Kamstrup Master

KMP Master Master

BAS Native Master/Slave

LON Master/Slave

KNX Master/Slave

WM-Bus Master

Physical Interface

Contains 3xRS232, RS485 and M-Bus Only one interface can be mounted

i.e. M-Bus, LON, KNX, RS485 or WM-Bus

Contains 1xRS232

RS485 and M-Bus as optional modules

KNX or LON as optional internal module

Modular with up to 140 I/O channels

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A BAS installation can range from a:

Single controller that controls a simple plant like a kindergarten where

the systems controls:

• floor heating

• mechanical ventilation

• hot-water heater

• radiator system

• meter data collection

The BAS Series controllers can also be scaled:

• To a virtually limitless plant

• Individual controllers shares data

• Creates a large virtual controller

• Uses built-in Ethernet connectivity

Typical installations

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Data collection and possibly control

Data collection:

• Modbus data collection

• M-Bus data collection

• Counter inputs

Control:

• Modbus control of discrete HVAC unit(s)

• ECL Series

• Samson

System features:

• Energy Efficient management

• Cost optimized solution

• All data (consumptions, temperature, ...), may be presented in graphics and

accessed remotely via the web server and/or OPC, SCADA aso.

Example, BAS Web Server

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Control and possibly data collection

BAS 914S or BAS 929S depending on the needed

I/O count

Control of:

• HVAC

• Hotwater heater

• Central heating

Data collection:

• Modbus or M-Bus data collection

• Counter inputs

System features:

• Energy Efficient management

• Cost optimized solution

• Easy local control via color display and button

• Ability to share data across the network with other BAS Series controllers

• All data (consumptions, temperature, ...), may be presented in graphics and

accessed remotely via the web server and/or OPC, SCADA aso.

Example, BAS 914S/929S

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Control and data collection

BAS920 + extension modules totalling up to 140 channels

Control of:

• PLC like control, freely programmable

• ”Anything that can be measured, can also be controlled”

• Compatible with foreign SCADA systems via OPC, BACnet/IP or Modbus/IP

Several BAS920s and other BAS Series controllers can communicate and all be

handled using our SCADA platform.

Data collection:

• Modbus or M-Bus data collection

• Counter inputs

System features:

• Very flexible and efficient industrial strength control with powerfull programming.

• Compatible with foreign systems via our open platform with many protocols.

• Large scale SCADA system available

Example, BAS 920

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A single BAS Series controller can be controlled/monitored from:

• Android based Operator panel

• Java enabled Web Browser

• Android App

• iOS App (Fall 2015)

Several BAS Series controllers can be controlled/monitored from:

• Java enabled Web Browser

• Android App

• iOS App (Fall 2015)

These methods can also be mixed because the Operator panel, the

built-in web server and the SCADA can all be active at the same time.

Also an OPC server is available.

Monitoring

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• PC

• Operator panel

• Android phone/tablet

• iPhone/iPad (fall 2015)

Visualisation

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Built-in Web Server

SCADA Client

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Installer benefits

BAS Series substations:

• Support for many different protocols

• Trend logging data can save data locally for months so it can be

retrieved even after a long-term communications breakdown

• Substation emulator

• Most scenarios can be tested before the actual roll-out

• Includes a graphical web interface

• Easily configurable and adaptable both locally and remotely

SCADA:

• Web based

• 3-tier system

• All data stored in SQL database

• Datamining

• Scheduled backups

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End-User benefits

A Sample installation

• BAS Web Server Device

• ECL 200/300 connected via RS232

• Samson Valve connected via RS232

• Various M-Bus meters and HCA’s connected via the M-Bus

interface

• Various Modbus units connected via RS485

RS232 RS485M-Bus RS232

BAS Web Server

M-Bus meters Modbus units

Modbus units

Samson Valve

M-Bus metersECL 200/300

Benefits

• A Single box acts as a data concentrator

• Saving of trend data for later retrieval

• Built-in presentation using the web

• Native, OPC, Modbus/IP and/or BACnet

connection to central data collection either

using BAS SCADA or other SCADA systems

THE END

THANK YOU

FOR YOUR

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