• I.S. EN 13154-1:2001

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    DATA COMMUNICATION FOR HVAC APPLICATION - FIELD NET - PART 1: OBJECTS

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    Withdrawn date:  22-07-2013

    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  31-12-2000

    Publisher:  National Standards Authority of Ireland

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    1 SCOPE
    2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES
    3 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
    4 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
       4.1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
       4.2 ASPECTS OF APPLICATION
       4.3 OBJECT MODEL
       4.4 OBJECT STRUCTURE
       4.5 INTERACTIVE MODEL
    5 THE FIELD LEVEL OBJECTS
       5.1 DEVICE OBJECT
            5.1.1 Mandatory Properties
            5.1.2 Optional Properties
            5.1.3 Engineerable Properties
       5.2 ANALOGUE OBJECT
            5.2.1 Mandatory Properties
            5.2.2 Optional Properties
            5.2.3 Engineerable Properties
       5.3 BINARY OBJECT
            5.5.1 Mandatory Properties
            5.5.2 Optional Properties
            5.5.3 Engineerable Properties
       5.4 COUNTER OBJECT
            5.4.1 Mandatory Properties
            5.4.2 Optional Properties
            5.4.3 Engineerable Properties
       5.5 LOOP OBJECT
            5.5.1 Mandatory Properties
            5.5.2 Optional Properties
            5.5.3 Engineerable Properties
       5.6 MULTISTATE OBJECT
            5.6.1 Mandatory Properties
            5.6.2 Optional Properties
            5.6.3 Engineerable Properties
       5.7 ALARM AND COV NOTIFICATION
            5.7.1 Alarm Notification
            5.7.2 COV Notification
            5.7.3 Unsolicited messaging to reduce network
                   traffic
    6 ANNEX A (INFORMATIVE) GUIDELINES
       6.1 EXAMPLES FOR THE INTENDED USE OF THIS PRESTANDARD
            AS MENTIONED IN THE INTRODUCTION
            6.1.1 API on superordinate system unit
            6.1.2 Interface to communication-front-end
            6.1.3 Building a field level gateway
            6.1.4 Topology model
       6.2 MAPPING GUIDELINES
            6.2.1 Mapping objects
            6.2.2 Mapping services
       6.3 POSSIBLE FUTURE EXTENSIONS
    7 ANNEX B (INFORMATIVE) DATATYPES
       7.1 BASIC DATATYPES
            7.1.1 BITSTRING
            7.1.2 BOOLEAN
            7.1.3 CharacterString
            7.1.4 Data
            7.1.5 ENUMERATED
            7.1.6 Float
            7.1.7 INTEGER
            7.1.8 NULL
            7.1.9 OCTETSTRING
            7.1.10 Signed
            7.1.11 Time
            7.1.12 Unsigned
       7.2 APPLICATION DATATYPES
            7.2.1 Object_ID_Number
            7.2.2 Object_Type
            7.2.3 Object_Name
            7.2.4 Value_Presentation
            7.2.5 Present_Value
            7.2.6 Status_Information
            7.2.7 Units
            7.2.8 Statetext
            7.2.9 Setpoint
            7.2.10 Device_Type_Description
            7.2.11 Device_Status
    8 ANNEX C (INFORMATIVE) MAPPING TO EIB
       8.1 INTRODUCTION
       8.2 REFERENCES
       8.3 OBJECT STRUCTURE
            8.3.1 Object Identifier
            8.3.2 Property-Types
       8.4 OBJECTS AND PROPERTIES
            8.4.1 Relationship between EIB Objects and
                   FLN Object Types
            8.4.2 Relationship between EIB Object and
                   FLN Object Properties
       8.5 CONVERSION OF EIB-OBJECTS TO FLN-OBJECTS
            8.5.1 Analogue Input/Output/Value Object
            8.5.2 Binary Input/Output/Value
            8.5.3 Counter Object
            8.5.4 Device Object
            8.5.5 Multistate Object
            8.5.6 Loop Object
            8.5.7 Alarm and COV Notification
    9 ANNEX D (INFORMATIVE) MAPPING TO LON
    10 ANNEX E (INFORMATIVE) MAPPING TO BACNET
    11 ANNEX F (INFORMATIVE) DISCUSSION OF THE DEVIATIONS FROM
                             FIELD LEVEL OBJECTS TO BACNET
    BIBLIOGRAPHY

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    Describes FLN-objects and FLN-services to be used on a field level for system neutral exchange of data for HVAC applications.

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    Document Type Standard
    Publisher National Standards Authority of Ireland
    Status Withdrawn

    Standards Referencing This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    EN 50090-3-2:2004 Home and Building Electronic Systems (HBES) - Part 3-2: Aspects of application - User process for HBES Class 1
    IEC 60559:1989 Binary floating-point arithmetic for microprocessor systems
    EN 27498 : 1989 INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS - OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION - BASIC REFERENCE MODEL
    ENV 13321-1 : DRAFT 1999 DATA COMMUNICATION FOR HVAC APPLICATION AUTOMATION NET - PART 1: BACNET, PROFIBUS, WORLD FIP
    ENV 13154-2 : 1998 DATA COMMUNICATION FOR HVAC APPLICATION FIELD NET - PROTOCOLS
    PREN ISO 16484-1 : DRAFT 2009 BUILDING AUTOMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS (BACS) - PART 1: PROJECT SPECIFICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
    ENV 1805-1 : 1998 DATA COMMUNICATION FOR HVAC APPLICATION MANAGEMENT NET - BUILDING AUTOMATION AND CONTROL NETWORKING (BACNET)
    EN 50090-2-1:1994 Home and Building Electronic Systems (HBES) - Part 2-1: System overview - Architecture
    EN 50090-3-1:1994 Home and Building Electronic Systems (HBES) - Part 3-1: Aspects of application - Introduction to the application structure
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