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User Installation Manual SmartAire

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SmartAire® MZ Basic

User Installation Guide

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CONTENTS Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................ 3

Safety .................................................................................................................................................................................. 3 SÉCURITÉ ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Included Components ......................................................................................................................................................... 5 Additional Required Components ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Required Tools .................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Additional Notes ................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Quick Installation – Aluminum DirectAire® ............................................................................................................................ 6

Quick Installation – Steel DirectAire® ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Initial Setup ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Step 1: Prepare the Job Site ................................................................................................................................................ 7 Step 2: Route the temperature Sensor ............................................................................................................................... 8 Step 3: Attach the Sensor & LED Indicator to the Rack Face .............................................................................................. 8 Step 4: Connect the Sensor to the Tree .............................................................................................................................. 9 Step 5: Connect the LED Indicator ...................................................................................................................................... 9 Step 6: Connect the Tree to the SmartAire® MZ............................................................................................................... 10 Step 7: Turn the Battery On .............................................................................................................................................. 11 Step 8: Connect the Power to the SmartAire® MZ ........................................................................................................... 12 Step 9: Deploy the Air Blockers ......................................................................................................................................... 13 Step 10: Assemble the SmartAire® with the DirectAire® Al .............................................................................................. 14 Step 10B: Installation with DirectAire® ............................................................................................................................. 15 Step 11: Place the Assembly into the Floor ...................................................................................................................... 16

Interface ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17

Changing Modes................................................................................................................................................................ 17 Regional Unit Conversion .................................................................................................................................................. 17 Disabling Unoccupied zones ............................................................................................................................................. 17 Adjusting the setpoint ....................................................................................................................................................... 18 Programmable RGB LED Control ....................................................................................................................................... 18

TCP/IP Advanced Programming & monitoring ..................................................................................................................... 18

SNMP Monitoring and Control.............................................................................................................................................. 23

SmartAire MZ Basic Upgrade ................................................................................................................................................ 25

Factory Default Settings ........................................................................................................................................................ 26

Troubleshooting & Alarms .................................................................................................................................................... 27


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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing a Tate Airflow product. Tate Airflow products are engineered to maximize the efficiency of your data center air handling system. We would be interested in hearing any comments you may have on this installation manual, product, or overall experience. Please call or e-mail our Technical Service Department:

Phone: 410-799-4200

E-mail: [email protected]

SAFETY

Wear personal protective equipment (PPE) as applicable during installation. PPE may include gloves, safety eyeglasses, hardhats, or additional equipment depending on exact job site conditions.

Do not leave the site unattended until the installation is complete.

All work conducted on units should only be conducted by a trained professional.

Modifying equipment other than in ways suggested and approved by Tate are not recommended or supported and may damage equipment or cause harm.

It is recommended that the on board battery pack is tested yearly to ensure proper function and failsafe operation. (As described in the Troubleshooting Section.)

It is recommended that the on board battery pack is replaced by a trained professional at least once every five years to ensure proper function and failsafe operation.

Batteries should be disposed of by an approved technician.

Regulations vary for different countries, Dispose of in accordance with local regulations.

Environmental Conditions:

Ambient Operational & Storage conditions:

o Temperature (°c) : 5 to 45

o Relative humidity (%): 20 to 80

CAUTION RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT BATTERY TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS AND LOCAL

ACCORDANCES


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SÉCURITÉ

Portez de l’équipement de protection individuelle (EPI) le cas échéant lors de l'installation. EPI peut comprendre de gants, de lunettes de sécurité, de casques de sécurité, ou des équipements supplémentaires en fonction des conditions du chantier exactes.

Ne laissez pas le site sans surveillance jusqu'à ce que l'installation est terminée.

Pour tous les travaux sur les unités ne peut être réalisée par un professionnel qualifié.

Modification des équipements autres que de façon proposés et approuvés par Tate sont ni recommandé ni supporté et peut endommager l'équipement ou causer un préjudice.

Il est recommandé que la batterie est testé chaque année pour assurer le bon fonctionnement et l'exploitation à sécurité intégrée. (Comme décrit dans la section Dépannage.)

Il est recommandé que la batterie sois remplacé par un professionnel qualifié au moins une fois tous les cinq ans afin d'assurer le bon fonctionnement et l'exploitation à sécurité intégrée.

Les batteries doivent être éliminés par un technicien agréé.

Les réglementations varient selon les pays, Eliminer conformément aux réglementations locales.

Conditions environnementales:

les conditions de fonctionnement et de stockage ambiantes:

o Température (° C): 5 à 45

o Humidité relative (%): 20 à 80

ATTENTION RISQUE D'EXPLOSION SI LA BATTERIE EST REMPLACÉ PAR UNE TYPE DE BATTERIE

INCORRECT. JETEZ LES BATTERIES USAGÉES SELON LES INSTRUCTIONS


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INCLUDED COMPONENTS

SmartAire MZ Basic (x1)

16’ Temperature Sensors (x1)

RGB LED Temperature Indicator

Cable Splitter for RGB LED.

Battery Backup system (x1)

Black Zip ties (x10)

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COMPONENTS

Tate DirectAire® Al or Tate DirectAire® (x1)

5x5mm DirectAire® Al Screws (x4) or DirectAire® Steel Hangers (x2)

Power and Networking Cable (Plenum Rated Ethernet CAT5) (x1)

POE Capable Switch (IEEE 802.3af compliant) or POE Injector Module (IEEE 802.3af compliant) (x1): Property IEEE 802.3af

Power available at PD 12.95 W

Maximum power delivered by PSE 15.40 W

Voltage range (at PSE) 44.0–57.0 V

Voltage range (at PD) 37.0–57.0 V

Maximum current 350 mA

Maximum cable resistance 20 Ω (Category 3)

Power management Three power class levels negotiated at initial connection

Derating of maximum cable ambient operating temperature None

Supported cabling Category 3 and Category 5

Supported modes Mode A (endspan), Mode B (midspan)

REQUIRED TOOLS

Manual Philips Head Screw Driver

ADDITIONAL NOTES

It is recommended for installations with multiple SmartAire MZ units the MAC Address label (on side of unit) and physical installation location is recorded during unpacking and installation. This will assist in later coordinating the unit through the network connection.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet#Standard_implementation

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category_3_cable


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QUICK INSTALLATION – ALUMINUM DIRECTAIRE®

CABINET FACE

QUICK INSTALLATION – STEEL DIRECTAIRE®

CABINET FACE


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INITIAL SETUP

STEP 1: PREPARE THE JOB SITE

Please ensure the installment site is clean and free of obstructions. Unpack unit and all accessories. Prepare zip ties and associated mounting hardware available nearby. Prepare the DirectAire® or DirectAire® Al Panel and Installation Location.

HANDLE UNIT WITH CARE, DO NOT MANUALLY ADJUST DAMPER BLADES, SUPPORT OR LIFT UNIT BY DAMPER BLADES.

MANIPULER L’UNITÉ AVEC SOIN, NE PAS AJUSTER LES LAMES DU REGISTRE MAUNELLEMENT, NE PAS SOUTENIR OU LEVER L’UNITÉ PAR LES LAMES.

Mounting hardware not included in SmartAire MZ kit. These must be ordered separately.


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STEP 2: ROUTE THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR

Route the temperature sensor #1 Cable through a grommet and bring the sensors to the face of the rack.

STEP 3: ATTACH THE SENSOR & LED INDICATOR TO THE RACK FACE

Mount the temperature sensor to the face of the rack. Zip ties can be used to assist in mounting the sensor.

The sensor face should be directed downward if possible, but the sensor will work in other configurations as

well. The LED indicator should be installed in a location that is visible to facility staff relative to the locations

of the rack/SmartAire which it is indicating the temperature of.


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STEP 4: CONNECT THE SENSOR TO THE TREE

Connect temperature sensor #1 to the temperature tree.

Split Connector RGB LED Indicator and Sensor #1

Note that SmartAire Basic will only be provided with Sensor 1 and does not require sensors 2-4 to operate.

STEP 5: CONNECT THE LED INDICATOR

Connect Sensor #1


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Connect the temperature indicating LED and run LED to position that is adequately visible such as above the rack or attached to the front face of the rack. The LED will change colors as the temperature varies as well as indicate any potential alarms.

STEP 6: CONNECT THE TREE TO THE SMARTAIRE® MZ

Though the hole in the floor where the SmartAire is to be installed, Connect the temperature tree into the “SENSOR PORT”. The Sensor will only connect in one orientation, with “1” And “8” on the top of the plug.

NOTE: WHEN DISCONNECTING THE PLUG THERE IS A SMALL PUSH BUTTON RELEASE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE CONNECTOR WHICH WILL ALLOW IT TO

DISCONNECT. EXCESSIVE FORCE MAY DAMAGE THE CABLE OR CONNECTOR.

NOTE: POUR DÉBRANCHER LA FISHE, IL Y A UN PETIE BOUTON POUSSOIR SUR LE BAS DU CONNECTEUR QUI LUI PERMETTERA DE SE DÉCONNECTER. UNE FORCE

EXCESSIVE PEUT ENDOMMAGER LE CÂBLE OU CONNECTEUR

“1” & “8” On top of Plug


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STEP 7: TURN THE BATTERY ON

Switch the Battery backup to the “ON” Position.

IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE THE BATTERY IN THE

“ON” POSITION

DURING NORMAL OPERATION

IL EST NÉCESSAIRE D’AVOIR LA BATTERIE DANS LA POSITION ”ON” PENDANT LE FONCTIONNEMENT NORMAL


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STEP 8: CONNECT THE POWER TO THE SMARTAIRE® MZ

Through the hole in the floor where the SmartAire is to be installed, connect either a PoE Switch or Router

based on 802.3af or a 5V/ 2A min coaxial power supply.

Cat5 Cabling should be utilized for PoE supply

PoE 802.3af would be suggested as the preferred option for powering the SmartAire Unit.

For redundant installation, both the PoE and DC Coaxial supply can be provided, but this is not necessary.

Once power is supplied to the unit, it will begin its power sequence. Refer to the alarm index in the back of

this manual if alarms sound, this may indicate a problem with the unit.

NOTE: POWER OVER ETHERNET IS THE PREFERABLE OPTION FOR POWER

NOTE: COMMUTATEUR D’ALIMENTATION PAR ETHERNET EST L’OPTION PRÉFÉRABLE POUR L’ALIMENTATION

NOTE: CAT5 CABLING SHOULD BE UTILIZED FOR POE INSTALLATION

NOTE: CÂBLAGE CAT5 DOIT ÊTRE UTILISÉ POUR INSTALLATION D’ALIMENTATION PAR ETHERNET

OR


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STEP 9: DEPLOY THE AIR BLOCKERS

Slightly loosen the “air blockers” from the frame and slide them to the fully extended position. Then

Retighten the screws down to lock them in position.

A MANUAL PHILIPS HEAD SCREWDRIVER OR A TORQUE LIMITING ELECTRIC SCREW DRIVER IS BEST FOR THIS PORTION OF THE INSTALLATION TO AVOID

OVER-TORQUING DAMAGE USE OF MORE THAN 15 IN.LB TORQUE MAY DAMAGE FASTENER.

UN TOURNEVIS CRUCIFORME OU UN TOURNEVISE ELECTRIC AVEC UN LIMITEUR DE COUPLE EST PRÉFÉRABLE POUR CETTE PARTIE DE L’INSTALLATION POUR ÉVITE

UN SERRAGE EXCESSIF. PLUS QUE 15 IN.LB DE COUPLE PEUT ENDOMMAGER LA VISE


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STEP 10: ASSEMBLE THE SMARTAIRE® WITH THE DIRECTAIRE® AL

Flip the SmartAire® MZ and align the mounting holes with the holes on the bottom of the DirectAire® Al. The

display should be mounted in the orientation that it fits on the edge meant to go “Towards” the rack it is

cooling. Hand Screw in the four 5mmx 5mm Screws. Confirm SmartAire® MZ is mounted to DirectAire® Al.

UNIT MUST BE INSTALLED IN ORIENTATION WITH DISPLAY MOUNTED “TOWARDS RACK” ANY OTHER ORIENTATION MAY DAMAGE EQUIPMENT OR

CAUSE FAILURE.

L’APPAREIL DOIT ÊTRE INSTALLÉ DANS L’ORIENTTATION AVEC L’AFFICHAGE MONTÉ “TOWARDS BACK”, AVEC TOUTES AUTRE ORIENTATION PEUVENT

ENDOMMAGER L’ÉQUIPMENT OU PROVOVQUER UNE PANNE


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STEP 10B: INSTALLATION WITH DIRECTAIRE®

Place the steel stringer hangers into the roll form stringer bases to the left and right parallel stringers to the

face of the rack.

Safely lower the fully extended SmartAire onto the stringer hangers, you may need to slightly tilt the hangers

inward to connect it perfectly.

Lastly, Install the DirectAire Panel gently into the floor. The DirectAire should rest just above the SmartAire

and not apply any force to the SmartAire. If this is not the case please contact Tate for assistance, you may

have non-standard understructure.


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STEP 11: PLACE THE ASSEMBLY INTO THE FLOOR

Place the SmartAire / DirectAire Al Assembly vertically into the floor opening at the face of the rack. Be sure

to install in the correct orientation “Towards” the rack

For SmartAire/DirectAire Place the DirectAire panel directly on top of the preinstalled SmartAire MZ on

hangers. The DirectAire should rest just above the SmartAire and not apply any force to the SmartAire. If this

is not the case please contact Tate for assistance, you may have non-standard understructure.

IF UNIT IS BEING REMOVED FOR SERVICE OR RELOCATION, TAKE CAUTION TO NOT CATCH CABLES OR HARDWARE ON ACCESS FLOOR UNDERSTRUCTURE AS IT

MAY DAMAGE CABLES OR HARDWARE.

SI L’UNITÉ EST RETIRÉE POUR UN SERVICE OU DÉPLACEMTENT, PRENEZ GARDE À NE PAS ATTRAPER LES CABLES OU L’EQUIPMENT SUR LA SOUS-STRUCTURE DU

PLANCHER SURÉLÉVER POUR ÇELLA PEUT ENDOMMAGER LES CABLES OU L’EQUIPMENT.


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INTERFACE

The SmartAire® MZ Basic interface Consists of 10 buttons, each button is accessible through an access floor panel with

the use of the eraser end of a pencil, press each button lightly to activate:

1. Power: With power connected, unit will power up immediately.

a. To power the unit off, hold the power button for 5 seconds and the unit will open all zones and power

down.

b. Press the power button again to reactivate unit.

2. Information: Press the information button to scroll through relevant monitoring information such as:

a. Current mode, and current position all dampers.

CHANGING MODES

3. Mode: This button is disabled on the SmartAire Basic

Basic Mode: Basic Mode is designed to only allow the SmartAire to operate as an adjustable

damper. Once placed into basic mode, the unit is restricted to changing positions by pressing the up and

down buttons in 5% positional increments.

REGIONAL UNIT CONVERSION

4. Unit conversion button (°C): Pressing this button once will convert the interface to Celsius. Pressing the button

once more will convert the unit back into Fahrenheit.

DISABLING UNOCCUPIED ZONES

5. Zone Disabling Buttons: Each button corresponds to a zone on the unit that can be disabled at the touch of the

button, this causes the unit to move to the 0% Open position until pressed once again. The LED will remain lit to

indicate that this zone is disabled until turned back on. This function is ideal in partially loaded racks, where the

top airflow zones can be disabled to increase energy efficiency in the system.


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ADJUSTING THE SETPOINT

6. Damper position Adjustment Buttons: Pressing the up(6) or down(7) buttons will cause the display to blink, this

indicated you are adjusting the damper position (% Open), continuing to use these two button will increase or

decrease the damper position. The dampers will reposition after a final % Open value has been selected.

Holding down the set point buttons will allow the user to more quickly adjust the set point.

PROGRAMMABLE RGB LED CONTROL

1. The SmartAire MZ includes a fully programmable temperature indicating RGB LED which is connected to the

sensor harness in any SmartAire MZ or SmartAire MZ Basic Units. The LED is designed to indicate whether the

current measured temperature is above, below or within an acceptable temperature range.

2. The range of these colors as well as the option to set custom colors is available within the TCP/IP control panel

described in the following section.

TCP/IP ADVANCED PROGRAMMING & MONITORING 1. The advanced programming and monitoring menu should only be accessed by someone who is

knowledgeable.

2. New and untested variations should only be modified in a non-active, controlled manner.

MODIFYING ADVANCED MENU OPTIONS MAY SIGNIFICANTLY ALTER THE FUNCTION OF THE SMARTAIRE UNIT, TATE DOES NOT RECOMMEND MODIFYING

VALUES WITHIN THE ADVANCED PROGRAMMING ON UNITS WHICH ARE ACTIVELY COOLING EQUIPMENT.

MODIFICATION DES OPTION DE MENU AVANCÉ PEUT ALTÉRER DE MANIÈRE SIGNICANTE LA FONCTION DO L’UNITÉ SMARTAIRE, TATE NE RECOMMANDE PAS

DO MODIFIER LES VALEURS DANS LA PROGRAMMATION AVANCÉE SUR LES UNITÉS ACTIVEMENT ENGAGÉ DANS LE REFROIDISSEMENT D’EQUIPMENT.

3. In order to connect to the TCP/IP Advanced programming interface two software programs are needed.

a. A modern web browser such as Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, or Mozilla Firefox. Google

Chrome recommended and is used for this guide.

b. SmartAire Discoverer.exe: A simple network search application that finds the assigned IP

address for the SmartAire Unit. This can be downloaded via our website on the right hand

“Technical Documents” menu at the following link:

http://tateinc.com/data-center/airflow-controls/smartaire-mz

https://www.google.com/intl/en-US/chrome/browser/

https://www.google.com/intl/en-US/chrome/browser/



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4. Open SmartAire Discoverer.exe and press “Discover Devices.”

5. If everything is properly connected 1 or more “SMARTAIREMZ” should appear within the window, each

with a specific IP and MAC Address. Each line represents one SmartAire unit. Note that SmartAire MZ

requires connection to a dynamic DHCP network.

6. Double Clicking on the line will force the web browser to open with the IP Address of that specific unit.

7. This will prompt a username and password field, the default values are:

a. Username: “admin”

b. Password: “admin”

8. Enter these values and press log in to connect to the unit.


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9. The user is presented with the following menu items:

a. Overview: A list of variables which can be configured as listed in the following table.

b. TCP/IP Upgrade: To upgrade the system firmware; this is only necessary to utilize if directed by Tate.

Uploading custom files may cause damage or harm to the SmartAire.

c. E-mail Configuration: Interface to configure email alerts for errors. The user can configure a custom

Gmail account to originate all alerts from. SmartAire MZ must have access non-firewalled access to

Smtp.Gmail.com and port 465 to function properly.

d. Network Configuration: Interface to configure Network connectivity. System can be configured in either

dynamic or static IP configuration. (Note, system can be hard reset back into DHCP by following reset

procedure on 26 in Factory Default Settings section of installation document.)

e. Administrator: Edit log in password for local units for additional network security. This should be

completed promptly after start up by the appropriate user for enhanced security.

f. Help: Additional topics for assistance.

10. Overview: A number of customizable variables are presented to the user the following table describes some of

these in greater detail. (highlighted cells are Read & Write) (Greyed Items are unavailable with SmartAire Basic):


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Variable Name Description Units Default Min Max Notes

Software Rev Current Software Revision Date FW_Aug 31 2014 Denotes current firmware revision Date

TCP/IP Rev Current TCP/IP Revision Date (YYMM)

1508 Denotes current firmware revision Date

Model Product Type SMARTAIRE R0 Current hardware revision

Kp PID Proportional Gain 65 0 100 These values Modify the response of the PID Loops

Ki PID Integral Gain 0.12 .01 1.00

Kd PID Derivative Gain 10 0 1

Mode 0: Quad Zone 1: Dual Zone 2: Single Zone 3: Aux-C 4: Aux-P 5: Aux-T 6: BASC

Select Operating Mode 0 0 5

Each mode represents a specific configuration as described in the above sections.

T1_Min Override Minimum Possible Value % 0 0 100 These values modify the potential range of operation of the SmartAire unit. I.E. minimum value of 50% Open would prevent the unit from closing below 50% Open.

T2_Min Override Minimum Possible Value % 0 0 100



T1_Max Override Maximum Possible Value % 100 0 100




T1 Current Temperature Deg F These Values represent the current temperature measured at the temperature sensors and the current output response as a % Open represented at each zone.

T2 Current Temperature Deg F



T1_Demand %

T2_Demand %

T3_Demand %

T4_Demand %

Damper_SetPoint Set Point for Damper Control %

This value controls the fixed damper position only when the unit is in Basic Mode

MasterSetPoint Deg F 76.0 32.0 122.0

T1SetPointOverride Manual Set Point override on zone 1; Ignored with value of 0

Deg F 0.0 32.0 122.0 Individual set points can be assigned to each zone as to allow for specific control to maintain a different set point than the master value.


Deg F 0.0 32.0 122.0


Deg F 0.0 32.0 122.0


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Deg F 0.0 32.0 122.0

T1_Fail 1: Power Alarm 2: High Temperature Alarm 3: Servo Failure Alarm 4: Temperature Sensor Failure

Zone Failure 0 0 4

Zone Failures are indicators of issues on the unit. The SmartAire will also create an audible alarm if any of these conditions have caused failure. T2_Fail Zone Failure 0 0 4

T3_Fail Zone Failure 0 0 4

T4_Fail Zone Failure 0 0 4

Temp in deg F 0:deg C 1:deg F

Adjust whether the unit operates in Fahrenheit or Celsius Units.

Board OFF/ON 0: off 1: on

0 0 1 This value turns on and off the unit.

Zone 1 Disable/Enable

0: Disable 1: Enable

1 0 1

These values are managed for individually disabling zones on the SmartAire.



1 0 1



1 0 1



1 0 1

LED_Hi High Temperature Threshold for LED Indicator

Deg F 81 32 122 Solid colors will force unit to change at given set points above from Blue (below 71) to blinking Blue-Green (71-73) and continue to solid red (above 81). Rainbow mode will slowly transition through the colors as the temperature varies.

LED_HiWarn High Temperature Warning Threshold for LED indicator

Deg F 79 32 122

LED_LoWarn Low Temperature Warning Threshold for LED indicator

Deg F 73 32 122

LED_Lo Low Temperature Threshold for LED indicator

Deg F 71 0 122

LED_Mode 0: Solid Colors 1: Rainbow

LED Color Mode 0 0 1

Custom_RED Custom Red (High Temperature) Color

#FF0000

#000000

#FFFFFF

User can adjust color set points or set LED to a custom color by changing all three variables to single value

Custom_GRN Custom Green (Normal Temperature) Color

#00FF00

#000000

#FFFFFF

Custom_BLU Custom Blue (Low Temperature) Color

#0000FF

#000000

#FFFFFF


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SNMP MONITORING AND CONTROL SNMP monitoring points are available for download in a .mib file within the zip file on the right hand

“Technical Documents” menu at the following link:


The following table of available OID addresses is available for BMS control for the SmartAire MZ:

Note: .mib file used should match the current software revision date listed in the TCP/IP interface.

(ie. October 11, 2015 should use “smartaire_October2015.mib”) (Greyed Values are Read-only or non-

functional for SmartAire MZ Basic)

Address Label OID Address Value Type Value (Example)

sysDescr.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0 OctetString PIC

sysObjectID.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0 OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1

sysUpTime.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0 TimeTicks 95 hours 14 minutes 3 seconds (34284385)

sysContact.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0 OctetString admin

sysValue.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0 OctetString SmartAire

sysLocation.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6.0 OctetString office

sysServices.0 .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.7.0 Integer 7

trapReceiverNumber.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.2.1.1.1.0 Integer 0

trapEnabled.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.2.1.1.2.0 Integer 0

trapReceiverIPAddress.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.2.1.1.3.0 IpAddress 0.0.0.0

trapCommunity.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.2.1.1.4.0 OctetString

Read_OID.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.1.0 Integer 43431

Read_NAME.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.2.0 OctetString SMARTAIREMZ

RW_Mode.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.3.0 Integer 0

ReadTemperature_T1.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.4.0 OctetString 70.1

ReadTemperature_T2.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.5.0 OctetString 70



ReadDamper_T1.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.8.0 Integer 0




RW_Zone1.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.12.0 Integer 1

RW_Zone2.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.13.0 Integer 1

RW_Zone3.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.14.0 Integer 1

RW_Zone4.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.15.0 Integer 1

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RW_MSP.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.16.0 OctetString 76

RW_TempUnit.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.17.0 Integer 1

RW_PWRSTATE.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.18.0 Integer 1

Read_ERORSTATE_T1.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.19.0 Integer 0




RW_Damper_Setpoint.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.23.0 Integer 50

RW_LEDHi.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.24.0 OctetString 81

RW_LEDHiWarn.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.25.0 OctetString 79

RW_LEDLoWarn.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.26.0 OctetString 73

RW_LEDLo.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.27.0 OctetString 71

RW_LEDMode.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.28.0 Integer 0

RW_CustomRED.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.29.0 OctetString FF0000

RW_CustomGRN.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.30.0 OctetString 00FF00

RW_CustomBLU.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.31.0 OctetString 0000FF

RW_T1Damper_Min.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.32.0 Integer 0




RW_T1Damper_Max.0 .1.3.6.1.4.1.43431.1.3.36.0 Integer 100





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SMARTAIRE MZ BASIC UPGRADE

To upgrade the SmartAire MZ Basic to the full version, an upgrade kit must be purchased through Tate. The

upgrade kit consists of Sensors Labeled 2, 3, and 4. To complete the upgrade process, connect these sensors

to the existing 4 port sensor tree and complete a factory default reset. Review Steps 2-6 on cable routing

procedures as well.

Step 1: connect Sensors 2-4 Step 2: factory Reset unit.


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FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

Press and hold the “i” And “°C” Simultaneously for 5 seconds, the unit will enter a factory default reset cycle.

This will reset all parameters, SNMP settings and TCP/IP configurations and restore the unit to its default

settings. The unit will reboot after a 5 second delay upon completing this action

WARNING: FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS RESETS SET POINT TO ITS DEFAULT VALUE OF 76°F, CLOSES, AND REBOOTS AFTER A 5 SECOND DELAY

AVERTISSEMENT: LE RÉGLAGES D’USINE PAR DÉFAUT REINITIALISE LES POINT SET AU VALEUR DÉFAUT DE 76°F, SE FERME ET REDÉMMARRE APRÈS UN DÉLAI DE 5

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TROUBLESHOOTING & ALARMS

Troubleshooting

1. Unit will not power up or power is lost unexpectedly.

Double check all power connections and battery is switched to the “ON” position

2. Unable to control unit through manual interface

Device is in TCP/IP mode. First confirm you have closed any browser windows accessing the Smartaire over the network. Next, hold down “i” and “m” for 5 seconds, the message “rset tcpip” (Reset TCP/IP) should scroll across the screen and the local control should now work.

3. Yearly on board Battery Testing

Unplug the power connection from the unit and check that the alarm sounds for 10 seconds. Please contact Tate technical services if this is not the case within the first five years of operation.

4. LED is unlit

First, check that all cables are secured together and there are no breaks between the SmartAire MZ and the LED, then try turning it off and on again: hold the power button down until the unit powers down and then wait 10 seconds, then press the power button again. Contact Tate if the led still does not relight.

Warranty Refer to http://tateinc.com/ or contact Technical support for warranty terms and support.

Alarm Index

Note: All alarm conditions will cause SmartAire MZ to react by sounding an alarm, opening all zones fully and re-enabling any disabled zones. Additionally, if configured, an alarm email will processed and sent.

Alarm Description Resolution

Er01: Error 01 “Er01”

Error Flag 1 indicates a power failure scenario,

check PoE supply and all connections or Coaxial power connections


Error Flag 2 indicates a high temperature warning, or the measured temperature at the sensor is 10°F or more above the set point.

Perform a factory default reset, and ensure temperature sensors are within 10°F of default set point of 76°F.


Error Flag 4 indicates a sensor is functioning improperly or has become disconnected.

Check that all connections are secure, especially the primary temperature tree connector. If alarm persists, Perform a factory default reset.

If any alarm is persistent and the above steps has no effect, please contact Tate Technical support for further assistance

http://tateinc.com/

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