Draper IntelliFlex I/O SSI User manual

USER MANUAL
SSI+ Sensor / Scheduler Interface with Glare Control - Part# C156.304
SSI Sensor / Scheduler Interface - Part# C156.273

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Overview - SSI and SSI+ Comparison
SSI - C156.272 SSI+ - C156.304

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Interior Sun Sensor Ports
3rd Party Sensor Ports
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Section 1 - Mounting to Structure
Determine mounting location of Sensor / Schedule Interface and
mark on wall or ceiling.
1. Locate Mounting Bracket and provided mounting hardware
(see Fig. 1).
2. Line up mounting holes on the back of Sensor / Scheduler
Interface with mounting pegs on mounting bracket.
MOUNTING
PEGS
SELF-TAPPING
SCREW
MOUNTING
BRACKET
Fig. 1
1 2
Section 2 - Wiring Sensors
The Sensor 1 and Sensor 2 ports are used to connect to the Draper Interior Sun Sensor (C156.282) directly.
Please note: Other Draper sensors or 3rd party sensors can be connected to Sensor Ports 1 & 2 using the SSI RJ45 port adapter (C103.154).
The Sensor 3 and Sensor 4 ports are used to connect other Draper and 3rd party sensors. Refer to the sensor documentation for wiring details.

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Sensors
>Sensor 1
Sensor 2
Sensor 3
Sensor 4
Sensor 1
>Type Sun
(Sun, Wind, Rain, Pyro, Temp)
Name Sun N (1-9,N,S,E,W)
Units Lux (fc)
(Wind-m / s or mph)
(Rain-None)
(Pyro-W / m2)
(Temp–C or F)
Model C250.245
Sensor 1
>Type Sun
Name Sun N
Units Lux
Model Custom
Input Voltage
Min Volts XX.X
Max Volts XX.X
Min Lux XXXX
Max Lux XXXX
Sensor 1
>Type Sun
Name Sun N
Units Lux
Model Custom
Input Current
Min mA XX.X
Max mA XX.X
Min Lux XXXX
Max Lux XXXX
Configuration
>Sensors
Sensor Groups
Schedules
Glare Groups (SSI+ Only)
Settings
Section 4 - Configuration Menu
Section 4.1 - Sensors
The sensor configuration menu allows for the configuration of each of the four sensor ports.
The type of sensor, sensor name, measurement units and model number are all set as shown below.
The “Custom” model number allows 3rd party sensor to be used. The measurement range will be entered as specified by the sensor manufacturer.
Section 3 - Main Screen
The main screen shows the current date and time, as well as the current readings for each configured sensor.
You can press the to access the Configuration Menu.
May 8 10:16PM
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Name VV.V UNIT (Units depend on the sensor type)
Name VV.V UNIT
Name VV.V UNIT
Configuration

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Setting Group 1
>Master Group
Specify Group
Group 1
>Type Wind
(Sun, Wind, Rain, Pyro, Temp)
Units XXXX
(Show if more than one option for the sensor type)
Sensors 1,2,3,4 (None)
Process Avg (Avg, Min, Max)
(Only show if more than one sensor selected)
Parameters
Set Group
Group 1 Sensors
No Wind Sensors
(Show (with sensor type) if
there are no matching sensors)
Configured
Sensor Groups
>Group 1 Sun (if set)
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
Group 8
Configuration
Sensors
>Sensor Groups
Schedules
Glare Groups (SSI+ Only)
Settings
Section 4.2 - Sensor Groups
The sensor group configuration menu allows for the programming of up to eight sensor groups.
Each group can be configured to use any number of the same type of sensor to control a group of shades.
See sections 4.5-4.8 for a description of the control options for each sensor type.
Group 1 Sensors
>Name 1
Name 2
Name 3
Name 4
Setting Group 1
Press when done.
Group 1 Params
>Standard
Cloud XX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
Sunny XX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s

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Schedule 1
>Active Off (On)
Action Open (Close, Clear, Preset 1-32)
Priority Normal (Low, High)
Days M Tu W Th F S Su
Set Time
Set Group
Schedule 1 Days
>Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Schedules
>Schedule 1 On
Schedule 2 Off
Schedule 3 Off
Schedule 4 Off
Schedule 5 Off
Schedule 6 Off
Schedule 7 Off
Schedule 8 Off
Set Time
>Mode Time
(Sunrise, Sunset)
10:00AM (If time)
Offset XXX min
(If Sunrise or Sunset)
(number can be + / -, default 0)
Section 4.3 - Schedules
The schedule configuration menu allows for the programming of up to eight scheduled events.
Each scheduled action can override a group of shades at a specified time, or a time relative to sunrise or sunset.
Three priority levels allow schedules to work correctly with other control elements in the system.

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Settings
>Ti me
Location
Overrides
Sun Snsr Scale
Factory Reset
Version XX.XX.XX
Group 1
>Azimuth XXX˚ (0 ˚)
Elevation XX˚ (0 ˚)
Min Move XX% (0%)
Night Open (Open, Close)
Height XX’XX” (8’0”)
Sill Hgt XX’XX” (0’0”)
Sun Pen. XX’XX” (3’0”)
Set Group
Glare Groups
(SSI+ ONLY)
>Group 1 156˚
(Show Azimuth if set)
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
Group 6
Group 7
Group 8
Configuration
Sensors
Sensor Groups
Schedules
>Glare Groups
(SSI+ Only)
Settings
Time
>Apr 09, 2018 10:23PM
UTC-05:00 (range -12:00 to +14:00)
(minutes go by :15 increments)
Adjust for DST (No DST)
Location
>Latitude XX.X
Longitude XXX.X
Overrides
>Override Time xxxx mins
Clear Now
Sun Snsr Scale
>Low Angle XX˚ (0˚)
Scale Fctr XX.X ( min value 1.0)
Factory Reset
Section 4.4 - Glare Groups (SSI+ ONLY)

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If the level goes below Cloud for the Up Delay time,
then open the shades.
If it goes above the Cloud level for the Dn Delay time,
then fully close the shades.
Group 1 Params
>Auto Control
Threshold XX.X kLux (XXX%)
Cloudy Delay XXXX s (default 900s)
Sunny Delay XXXX s (default 5s)
If the level goes above the Sunny Override for the delay time,
then close the shades.
If it goes below the Cloudy level for the delay time,
then clear the override at that priority.
Sunny always has to be >= Cloud.
Group 1 Params
>Override Closed
Cloud XX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
Sunny XX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
If the level goes below the Cloud Override for the delay time,
then open the shades.
If it goes above the Sunny level for the delay time,
then clear the override at that priority.
Sunny always has to be >= Cloud.
Group 1 Params
>Override Open
Cloud XX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
Sunny XX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
Section 4.5 - Sun Sensor Parameters - Priority 10 / Pyranometer Parameters - Priority 10

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Tries to keep the sensor level in a certain range.
If the level goes below the low level for more than the delay time,
then open the shade when the average of Low and High level is reached.
If the level goes above the high level for more than the delay time,
then close the shade when the average of Low and High level is reached.
If Pset Pause (Preset Pause) is > 0, then the shades will move a preset at a
time, then wait for that amount of time before moving again.
This gives the sensor time to respond to the new light level if the shade
moves quickly.
Group 1 Params
>Range Control
Low XXX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
High XXX.X kLux
Delay XXXX s
Pset Pause XXXs
This moves the shades to the preset stop based on the sensor level.
Up Delay is how long to wait after it goes below a threshold before moving
to the shade up.
Dn Delay is how long to wait after it goes above a threshold before moving
the shade down.
If a preset value is set to 0 (the default) then that and all later values are
ignored.
Once they move it from 0 Lux then it should start at the previous preset and
only have a value that is higher.
Group 1 Params
>Preset Control
Up Delay XXXX s
Dn Delay XXXX s
Pst 1 XXX.X kLux
Pst 2 XXX.X kLux
Pst 3 XXX.X kLux
Pst 4 XXX.X kLux
Pst 5 XXX.X kLux
Pst 6 XXX.X kLux
Pst 7 XXX.X kLux
Pst 8 XXX.X kLux
If the level goes below Threshold for the Delay time, then close the shades.
If it goes above the threshold for the Delay time then fully open the shades.
Group 1 Param
>Privacy
Threshold XX.X kLux (XXX%) (default 500 Lux or 5%)
Delay XXXX s (default 30s)

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If the wind reading goes above Tilt for the Wind Dly (Wind Delay)
then tilt open the shades.
If the wind reading goes above Open for the Wind Dly then retract shades.
If it goes below the Tilt for the Calm Dly then clear the override.
Tilt <= Open.
Group 1 Params
>Override Tilt
Tilt XX.X m / s
Open XX.X m / s
Wind Dly XXXX s
Calm Dly XXXX s
Section 4.6 - Rain Sensor Parameters - Priority 5
Section 4.7 - Wind Sensor Parameters - Priority 5
If it detects rain for the Rain Dly time then open the shades.
If it doesn’t detect rain for the Clear Dly time then clear the override.
Group 1 Params
>Override Open
Rain Dly XXX s
Clear Dly XXX s
If it detects rain for the Rain Dly time then close the shades.
If it doesn’t detect rain for the Clear Dly time then clear the override.
Group 1 Params
>Override Closed
Rain Dly XXX s
Clear Dly XXX s

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If the temperature goes above the threshold for the hot delay time,
then open the shades.
If it goes below the threshold for the cold delay time
then clear the override at that priority.
Group 1 Params
>Override Open
Threshld XX.X C
Hot Dly XXXX s
Cld Dly XXXX s
If the temperature goes above the threshold for the hot delay time,
then close the shades.
If it goes below the threshold for the cold delay time then clear the override
at that priority.
Group 1 Params
>Override Closed
Threshld XX.X C
Hot Dly XXXX s
Cld Dly XXXX s
If the inside temperature goes above the threshold and is above the Outside
temperature, for the hot delay time, then open the shades.
If the inside temperature goes below the threshold or is below than the
outside temperature, for the cold delay time then close the shades.
Group 1 Params
>Vent Control
Outside Sensor XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Threshld XX.X C
Hot Dly XXXX s
Cld Dly XXXX s
If the temperature goes above the threshold for the hot delay time,
then stop the shades.
If it goes below the threshold for the cold delay time
then clear the override at that priority.
Group 1 Params
>Override Stop
Threshld XX.X C
Hot Dly XXXX s
Cld Dly XXXX s
Section 4.8 - Temperature Sensor Parameters - Priority 10

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SSI+ Sensor / Scheduler Interface with Glare Control - Part# C156.304
SSI Sensor / Scheduler Interface - Part# C156.273