HRW Hpe8884p1 v4 Manual 100908

HPE8884P1 – 28 Point I/O Expansion - P1 FLN
FW4
The HRW Point Expansion unit (HPE), type HPE8884P1, provides a solution for controlling and monitoring
remote points and areas of high digital and analogue point density in RS485 P1 FLN building automation
systems.
Applications
As an extension of a Field Panel controller, the HPE provides monitoring and control of:
 Digital/analogue inputs such as alarms, operation statuses, high/low level, water & air
flow proving, environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity or pressure, and
other auxiliary contacts.
 Digital/analogue outputs for switching of fans, pumps, lighting or remote status
indication, and modulating control of actuators, speed or load controllers and remote
analogue gauges.
 Universal inputs and digital inputs may be used as counting inputs for metering of
energy and volume and instantaneous load calculation at the Master controller.
Features
 8 Digital Inputs (DI, n/o or n/c) which may also be used for pulse accumulation up to 10Hz
 8 Digital Outputs (DO) with power up presetting
 8 Universal Inputs (UI – user configurable analogue [AI] or digital [DI, n/o or n/c]) which may also be
used for pulse accumulation up to 10Hz
 4 Analogue Outputs (AO) with power up presetting
 Output default start up state setting
 DO ‘Remember’ last state
 DO Min. ON time and Min. OFF time may be set individually
 UI’s user definable for non-standard sensors
 Connected sensors may be calibrated and filtered by way of the UI configuration
 UI individual calibration offset on-board
 Manual override of function block outputs for testing, commissioning and service
 Communication speeds from 2400 baud up to 57600 baud
 LED indication of the On/Off status of DI and DO points for fast visual status verification
 Dynamic LED indication of AO status
 Sequential flashing of DI LED’s as ‘Watchdog’
 Automatic communication resumption after a power loss
 PC configurable with HyperTerminal
 PC configuration manually or with FuncProg configuration tool for downloadable program file creation
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Operation
The HPE provides additional point capacity to a P1 FLN network. The HPE responds to requests and
commands from other network controllers, via the network master controller. The Master may communicate
with multiple HPE units for monitoring and issuing point commands. Changes of a point value are requested
from and issued to the HPE points over the network by the Master.
DI and UI points may be used for pulse accumulation, giving a total of 16 pulse accumulation inputs. The
maximum pulse frequency is 10Hz. Pulse accumulators may be reset by command from the Master.
UI points may be configured as passive AI, active AI, DI or pulse accumulation. Passive AI set up selection
reflects Ni1000, PT1000, NTC 10k and NTC 100k sensor elements. The default UI resistor rafts reflect NTC
100k passive, DI and pulse counting applications Other passive sensor elements of 1kΩ and above may be
used by customising the linearization tables and the UI resistor rafts.
DI’s and UI’s may also be configured as toggle inputs whereby on receipt of a pulse the input will latch ON
until a subsequent pulse toggles the input state back to OFF.
All I/O statuses (digital) and values (analogue) may be manually commanded for testing, commissioning and
servicing. Inputs will return to ‘Auto’ after a power reset. Outputs will retain the manual state as a power-up
default if written (W). Written output statuses will become invalid on receipt of a valid command from the
Master.
DO points may be set with minimum ON time and minimum OFF time (10sec default setting for each change
of state) and may also be set to ‘Remember’ the last Master command on a return from power failure. The
Remember function takes priority over the user start up default settings.
Input/Output Parameters
I/O Type Point # Para # Setting Selection Selection Options

6 - Pulse counting, 7 - Digital, 14 - n/c,
Digital Input 1…8 1…8 x00= Input type
15 - Toggle on/off
(x)x06= Minimum ON time (sec) 0…255
(x)x07= Minimum OFF time (sec) 0…255
Digital Output 1…8 9…16
(x)x08= Maximum Run time (sec) 0…1000
(x)x09= Remember last state at power return 0 – Disable, 1 Enable
0 - 100k NTC (-10…90°C) [Ctc]
1 - Ni1000 (-10…90°C) [Cni]
2 - 0-10Vdc (0…100%) [%V1]
3 - 4…20mA (0…100%) [%mA]
4 - PT1000 (-10…90°C) [Cpt]
xx00= Sensor type
5 - 10k NTC (-10…90°C) [Ctx]
Universal Input 1…8 17…24 6 - Pulse DI [P]
7 - DI [D]
14 - Digital normally-closed [DNC]
15 - Toggle on/off [D T]
Input calibration - Offsets the
Any value within 10% of the sensor
xx01= measured value up to 10% of the
range
sensor range
0 - Minimum (factory default)
1…9 - User setting where 9 represents
Filter incoming sensor measurement
the maximum filtering sample time.
xx02= when the connected sensor is
For unstable sensors then a setting of 1
unstable
or 2 will typically be enough filtering to
result in a stable measurement
Analogue Output 1…4 25…28
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Display Operation
User display screen text as information

Summary Display Lines SL1…24 SL(x)x= Alpha/numeric, 40 characters max.
or in relation to SP1…24
& dynamic point setting
SP1…24 SP(x)x= User display screen active point value 1…28
M Display I/O summary screen

S Return to User Summary display
SS Screen Static Disable 10 sec live update
Display Control SL Screen Live Enable 10sec live update
Commands Configure summary display text to only
SLL Screen Line Logic appear in relation to a connected point’s
status (alarm display for instance)
Enable/Disable display of point numbers
SLLD Screen Line Logic Display and screen line numbers in the summary
display
Admin Commands
Programming actions using HyperTerminal are as per the table below:
Function Enter Result Options / Comments

With the Caps Lock on, hold the T key
Display of configuration down until the screen updates with HPE
Start communication TTTTT(TTT…)
and I/O status data. It is not necessary to press the enter
key to start communication.
Download textfile DE Makes ready for file path Menu: Transfer > Send textfile > file
Reset to Factory FD will be displayed in the top line of the
FD=1 Reset to ex-factory settings
Default I/O summary screen after reset
Individual node number is
Set node address 98=1…99 Example: 98=10
assigned
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400,
57600 Example: 99=9600
Network comms speed is After changing comm. speed it will be
Set baud rate 99=…
set necessary to reconnect with
HyperTerminal at the new comm. speed
to save (write) the change!
Factory diagnostics
Zero the Reset Each Reset counter is
95=0, 96=0, 97=0 Resets = <95> <96> <97>
counters zeroed
Rx timeout, Tx timeout, Hardware reset
1=On
DO manual toggle
9…16=1 or 0 DO switches on or off 0=Off
state
Example: 11=1
0=0Vdc
AO manual dynamic
25…28=0…100 0…10Vdc analogue output 100=10Vdc
output
Example: 25=50 (5Vdc output / 50%)
Admin Commands (cont…)
Function Enter Result Options / Comments

DI or UI with pulse
Reset pulse 100…800=6
accumulator config. (UI or Example: 800=6
accumulator 1700…2400=6
DI setting 6) is reset to zero
Inputs will return to true Example 1: R
Release Manual R state/value. Outputs will All overrides are cleared
overrides back to remain at manualled
‘Auto’ * R=1…28 state/value until power Example 2: R=9
reset or commanded DO1 only returns to Auto
Write values as Changes written. DO states Always do this after making changes that
W
default will be default at power-up you wish to be permanent
Communication with Auto X after 30sec without key entry.
Exit communication X HyperTerminal no longer Disconnect HPECOM cable to allow
active network communication to take place
* Values that have been manually set will be indicted in HyperTerminal by an M tag next to the displayed
value. Manual physical input settings (points 1…8 & 17…24) will revert to ‘Auto’ after a power reset.
All other points will retain the Manual setting after a power rest if the Manual state is Written (W) thereby
making that Manual state the power-up default setting.
In the descriptions below, x represents the Master Point # (Block #) of the function
FuncProg Programming Blocks block being configured
Points 1…8
x00=6 to set as pulse input up to 10Hz or to zero the pulse count register
…00 x00=7 to set as digital input
x00=14 to set as digital input Normally Closed (n/c)
x00=15 to set as a toggle input; toggle on/off with pulse (minimum 1 second)
Points 9…16
x06= the minimum time in seconds that the DO will remain ON after being
activated
…n/a
…n/a x07= the minimum time in seconds that the DO will remain OFF after being
…n/a deactivated
…n/a
…n/a x08= the maximum running time once the output achieves 0% or 100%. Typically
…n/a used for 3 point actuator applications where it is desirable to limit wear and tear on
…06 the actuator once it achieves its open or closed end-stop
…07
…08 x09=0 if the output should adopt the written default state at time of power return
…09 after a power failure
x09=1 if the output should Remember and revert to the last BMS commanded
state at time of power return after a power failure
Points 17…24
x00= the input type / sensor type # as listed in the Function Block Parameters
section of Pg 2 (UI’s 1…8)
…00
x01= the calibration offset as an absolute value, -10%...10% of the sensor range.
Sub-parameters 01 and …01 Factory default 0
02 may be manually set …02
via HyperTerminal as x02= the input filtering sample time in the range 0…9. Factory default is 0. User
part of the setting range 1…9
commissioning process
Point 25…28
…n/a In this point expansion device analogue outputs react directly to commands
…n/a received from other network controllers. All sub-parameters are irrelevant in this
…n/a case
…n/a
…n/a
Function Block Descriptions (cont…)
Sensor Type Linearisation & Scaling

Using a Row# (1…14)/Column# (2…7) matrix it is possible to customise the sensor
labels (rows 1…3), sensor curves (rows 4…11), intercept (row 12), decimal
placement (row 13) and units multiplier (row 14).
Example: to change Type 2 curve (0-10Vdc) to display label as rH sensor and

include one decimal place…
L14=r
L24=H
L134=-1
The ‘L’ prefix is not required when the Linearisation table is being displayed. The
‘L’ prefix should always be included when entering such commands when other
screens are active or when such commands are downloaded to the controller as a
textfile. Refer the Linearisation section on Pg 15 for further explanation.
User Summary Display Setting
Screen Line
SL1…24= User defined text up
to 40 characters
Screen Point (dynamic point

display)
SP1…24= If required, point #
related to the user defined
text. Where relevant to the
assigned point, the point data
will be displayed complete with
the unit label as assigned to
the sensor type in the
linearization table
Screen Line Logic

SLL1…24= If required, point #
who’s output will promote the
SL text in the same line to the
top of the display (Screen Line
Logic)
See the further description of

SLL’s which follows
Screen Line Logic (SLL)
SLL allows a summary screen line’s information to be hidden until a particular point’s output goes high. For
example:
If Screen Line 24 text is “AHU1 Fan Failure!” and point 8 (DI8) has a thermal trip contact connected (for
instance), then set up as follows:
 SLL24=8
 Enter W (Write) to force reformatting of Screen to take in to account the new SLL settings
Now the text of Screen Line 24 will only appear, at the top of the screen, when point 8 is high (alarm state)
Notes for SLL function:
1) If a Screen Line is text only and is required to display only when the connected SLL point’s state
U U
goes high then the next used Screen Line above it should have no SLL assigned
2) If a Screen Line has an point value display assigned and is assigned an SLL point then it will always
display in it’s normal screen position and will be duplicated at the top of the screen in the event of it’s
U U
SLL point value status going high
3) To enable viewing of the Screen Line numbers, the point numbers of displayed point values and SLL
connections enter SLLD (Screen Line Logic Display). Enter SLLD again to return to normal display
4) SLLD will automatically be disabled after a power reset
Point List – HPE8884P1
Virtual points as listed in the Function Block section should use same point type designations
according to Digital/Analogue as below.
Point Name Units Slope Intercept Type
1 DI 1 On/Off 1 0 LDI
9 DO 1 On/Off 1 0 LDO
17 UI 1 refer Universal Inputs section
25 AO 1 % 0.1 0 LAO
26 AO 2 % 0.1 0 LAO
27 AO 3 % 0.1 0 LAO
28 AO 4 % 0.1 0 LAO
Universal Inputs
UI’s feature a resistor raft and linearization tables which allow the user to define a wide range of sensor types
which is particularly useful for retrofit activities where existing sensors may be reused. The table below
outlines the resistive values required in the UI resistance raft for standard input variations and sensor types.
Linearization of standard analogue sensors is made in the device therefore slope values for the Master
controller are standardized accordingly. The linearization tables in the device may be changed and resistance
raft values calculated to suit other sensors as required.
The UI resistance raft is fitted by default with 1. Gain resistor

0Ω (short-circuit) in position 1 and 100kΩ in
position 2; configuration as Digital/pulse Input
or 100kΩ -10…90°C NTC thermistor 2. Biasing resistor
temperature sensor.
Actual assignment of the input as DI, pulse 3. Voltage divider

counter or NTC thermistor is made by
selecting the relevant linearization table for
the input. 4. Dropping resistor
Other standard configurations are made

according the table below and by PC
assignment of the predefined standard Resistor tolerance
linearization curve. Default raft UI selection
is shown in bold text. Other selections should be 1% or better
require adaptation of the raft resistance
values as indicated.
UI Resistance Raft (Ω)

Input Sensor Range Unit Slope Intercept Type 1 2 3 4
DI On/Off 1 0 LDI 0 100k Open Open

Counting 0-65536 1 1 0 LAI 0 100k Open Open
AI 0-5Vdc 0-100 % 0.1 0 LAI 0 Open Open 4k7
AI 0-10Vdc 0-100 % 0.1 0 LAI 0 Open 100k 4k7
AI 0-20Vdc 0-100 % 0.1 0 LAI 0 Open 33k 4k7
AI 4…20mA 0-100 % 0.1 0 LAI 0 Open Open 250
AI 10k NTC -10…90 °C 0.1 -10 LAI 0 10k Open Open
AI 100k NTC -10…90 °C 0.1 -10 LAI 0 100k Open Open
AI PT1000 -10…90 °C 0.1 -10 LAI 820k 1.1k Open Open
AI Ni-1000 -10…90 °C 0.1 -10 LAI 360k 1.2k Open Open
AI Ni-1000 -50…50 °C 0.1 -50 LAI 360k 1k Open Open
AI Ni-1000 50…150 °C 0.1 50 LAI 360k 1.5k Open Open
Insight: If UI is set as LAI, when considering Linearisation table Decimal Place setting (Linearisation table
Row 13)…
 -1 decimal shift – Slope = 0.1  1 decimal shift – Slope = 1
 -2 decimal shift – Slope = 0.01  2 decimal shift – Slope = 1
 0 decimal shift – Slope = 1
HyperTerminal Set up
In your PC Control Panel set Keyboard Settings as:
 Fastest Repeat rate

 Shortest Delay time
 Fastest Cursor Blink rate
For successful communication between HyperTerminal and the device initial Properties setup of
HyperTerminal should be as per the screen prints below.
‘Connect To’ Com

Configuration:
4800
‘Settings’ General:
HyperTerminal Set up (cont…)
‘Settings’ ASCII
Setup:
We strongly recommend you to save the HyperTerminal setup for each baud rate you may wish to use with
an easily recognised configuration name. For example:
 HPECOM 24 (2400)
 HPECOM 48 (4800)
 HPECOM 96 (9600)
 HPECOM 19.2 (19200)
 HPECOM 38.4 (38400)
 HPECOM 57.6 (57600)
Saving one or more of these HyperTerminal configurations enables trouble free communication without
having to repeat the HyperTerminal set up in future.
When using an RS232 to USB converter with the HPECOM cable please ensure the driver supplied with the
converter cable is used. A recommended converter is the U232-P9.
Operational Displays
Below is an illustration of the default summary screen of a new HPE8884. The default screen may be
customised to include free-text descriptions of up to 24 points complete with dynamic display of point values.
To customise the summary screen follow the Display Operation guide at the bottom of page 3 for manual
text/data point entry or send down the configuration textfile created using the FuncProg tool;
Enter DE (Download Eprom) and you will see ‘Ready’ bottom-left of the screen. Now go to the Transfer menu
item in HyperTerminal, select Send Text File, then open the path to the file you want to download…
Operational Displays (cont…)
After the text file has downloaded you will see immediately after download a check of number of lines
expected and number of lines received. If the two values are equal then you will see ‘Restarting…’ at which
point the new configuration is written to non-volatile memory automatically.
If the text file location on your PC has a long path to track then during the time of locating the text file
HyperTerminal may send some empty lines automatically in the background. In this case the ‘lines expected’
and ‘lines received’ values will not match.
After a non match there will be a timeout before the device goes back to normal operation and the new
configuration is not automatically saved, therefore, manually Write (W) to save the new configuration.
We recommend that you save the textfiles in a folder on your PC Desktop to locate them in a time efficient
manner.
Below is an example showing an HPE8884 with a selection of utilised points included in the summary screen
with user point descriptions for easy identification of each points’ use
 Column 1 = Screen Line number (enter SLLD to toggle this column display on and off)
 Column 2 = User point description or general information text
 Column 3 = Point number of the displayed dynamic value (enter SLLD to toggle display)
 Column 4 = The dynamic point value
 Column 5 = Units related to the dynamic point value (as configured in the linearization table)
Operational Displays (cont…)
By entering M (Main) we can view the physical I/O status summary.
 Point 2 (DI2) has been set as a pulse counting input [P]

 Point 9 (DO1) has been set to ON manually (M tag)
 Points 9…16 (DO1…8) have Min. ON and Min. OFF timers set at 10sec.
 Points 17… 24 (UI1…8) individually have one of the default UI types assigned
 Point 25 (AO1) is commanded to 75%
DO Max. Run time is set to zero. This setting is typically for use in the HPC & HPV controller versions, for limiting
wear & tear of 3-point floating actuators
Time
elapsed
Min. ON Max. RUN
time time
Time Min. OFF

elapsed time
Linearisation Table (optional configuration)
Enter <L> to display the default linearization table as illustrated Below.
You will see that:
 At row 5, column 2, the NTC 100kΩ thermistor has a raw count of 723 entered at 15°C reference
(column 1, 150 value)
 At row 7, column 4, the 0-10Vdc sensor has a raw count of 450 at a 4.5Vdc reference (column 1, 450
value)
Customised sensor setup may be made by the user:
1. Consult the resistance chart for the sensor desired, and connect resistances equivalent to the
reference values in Column 1 (note that in the reference column 1, for instance, 150 = 15°C or
1.5Vdc)
2. Select an otherwise unused UI configuration column (Cpt, for example, if this is not being used for the
relevant temperature range associated with a PT1000 sensor)
3. Read the raw count value, as displayed to the right of the units for each UI
4. Enter the raw count in the table at the corresponding reference value row and column;
<row#><column#>=<raw count>
Column 1
(Reference)
Column 7
Row # Column 2 (UI selection 5)
(UI selection 0)
 Row 12; set intercept (assume one decimal place)

 Row 13; 10’s multiplier (-1 = 1/10, -2 = 1/100, 1 = x10, 2 = x100)
 Row 14; 1’s multiplier (1…9)
Note: The multipliers of rows 13 & 14 will also be applied to the intercept value at row 12
Linearisation Table (cont….)
For resistor raft link specification of non-standard sensors, please contact us for support, supplying
specification of the sensor required.
Note: Passive sensor elements should be at least 1kΩ resistance value.
Linearisation Table Customisation
Function Enter Result Options

<Row#><Column#>=<x>
Change label of Cpt for Main status display will
16=P
use with CO sensor (for show PPM for any UI with Alpha-numeric
26=P
instance) ‘4’ selected
36=M
Raw values are taken over
Change linearization
at the specified reference
values for the new Cpt <Row#><Column#>=<raw count> Numeric
value and linearization is
column
automatic
Change new PPM <Row#><Column#>=2 Displayed values in main
Numeric
column multiplier to x2 146=2 screen are now doubled
Linearisation Table Sensor Intercept – Row 12
Row 12 enables setting of the range starting point of a sensor type. You may set your own intercepts for a
specific sensor type.
Example:
0-10Vdc sensor with measuring range -30…70°C: Row 12 (Intercept row), column 4 (default Vdc column) = -
30; therefore enter 124=-300 (we must assume a decimal place for the intercept setting)
Result:
The 0…1000 unit raw count range related to a signal input of 0-10Vdc is now set to display in the range
-30…70. You would also want to change the tag to C instead of %; enter 14=C
Note:
If the active sensor’s range maximum value is divisible by 10, 100 or 1000 in to a single digit (1…9) and the
sensor’s full range spans 10’s, 100’s or 1000’s of units then these can all be displayed in true form using the
instructions for setting Decimals and Multipliers which follow.
For other customisations please contact us for linearization assistance.
Linearisation Table Decimal Setting – Row 13
Row 13 allows shifting of the decimal place
13x=0 (no shift) 13x=1 (shift right one place) 13x=-1 (shift left one place)
13x=2 (shift right two places) 13x=-2 (shift left two places)
Linearisation Table Multiplier – Row 14
Row 14 allows the displayed value to be multiplied in the range 1…9. This is useful for any sensors that may
not be in the default ranges of 0-10Vdc / 0…20mA (or 2-10 / 4…20) but relate to those ranges in a factor of
1…9. Or, when used in combination with the decimal placement, in a factor of 0.01…900.
Example:
0-10Vdc sensor with measuring range 0…50°C requires that default raw display of 0-1000 indicates 0-50:
Step 1 – By shifting the decimal place to the left two places, reduce the full-range raw count of 1000 to a
value that is less than the full-range sensor value (50)
 Row 13 (decimal row), column 4 (default Vdc column) = -2; therefore enter 134=-2
The raw count value of 1000 at 10Vdc is now displayed as 10.00
Step 2 – Multiply the displayed value to bring it up to a display of 50 units
 Row 14 (multiplier row), column 4 (default Vdc column) = 5; therefore enter 144=5
Result:
The 0…1000 raw count range related to a signal input of 0-10Vdc is now set to display in the range
0…50
Note:
 Active sensors having a 2…10Vdc range should use the raw values as used in the default mA
(4…20) column 5
 Active sensors having a 0-20mA range should use the raw values as used in the default Vdc (0…10)
column 4
Factory Reset
If using a device that has previously been programmed it is recommended to reset the device to Factory
Default before reprogramming to ensure any settings that are unwanted in the new program have no impact.
To perform a Factory Default reset enter FD=1 (a device set at Factory Default settings will have ‘FD’
displayed in the top line of the Main physical point summary screen [M]).
Note: If using devices with firmware less than version 4.00 then you must download the Factory Default text file to reset
the device to Factory Default.
Installation & Commissioning
 This is an RS485 network device designed for mounting in an electrical panel. Ideally it should be
mounted to the panel backplane in a horizontal position (inputs on the lower side and outputs on the
upper side)
 Each 24Vac power supply transformer should have the neutral (24Vac N) connection earthed at the
electrical panel earth stud to ensure the device grounding is at the same potential as the Master’s
grounding
 Where more than one device is connected to a common transformer ensure that the 24Vac phasing is
the same to each device (‘A’ connects to ‘A’, ‘N’ connects to ‘N’ in all cases)
 If the red comms light (adjacent to the RS485 terminals) emits an obvious flash every time 24Vac
power is applied to the device then the micro-processor is faulty. The micro processor should be
replaced
 Twisted pair shielded cable must be used for the sensors and transmitters connected to the universal
inputs (UI’s). The sensor cable shield must be grounded
 RS485 multi-drop cable should be used. Belden 9841 or equivalent is recommended. The
recommended cable is a low capacitance twisted pair with braid and foil screen
 The RS485 cables should be terminated directly at each device in a daisy-chain configuration,
avoiding ‘laterals’ or ‘spurs’
 The RS485 screen should be connected at the Master’s ground terminal. The incoming and outgoing
screen at each device should be continuously connected via the S terminal of the device (note that
the device’s S terminal has no electrical connection to the circuitry; it merely acts as a junction
terminal for the purpose of screen continuity)
 The RS485 cable should avoid cable routes that run with power cables. Where the RS485 cable must
cross power cables then they should cross at 90° avoiding parallel runs beside power cables
 Prior to connection of the slave devices to the RS485 network check that no AC voltage is present.
Double check the network for short circuits between the twisted pair cores and between the cores and
the screen. Ensure continuity of the twisted pair cores and the screen
 Check the Master controller +/- terminals for correct voltages to ground (approx. 2.5Vdc) and connect
the RS485 network cable to the Master’s RS485 port
 Starting at the first network device, assign an individual address and the baud rate specific to the
network. Define input-specific set up and output default settings. Write the changes, eXit the terminal
application and remove the HPECOM cable
 Verify network voltage at the RS485 connector (between +/- and ground) then connect to the device.
If the device’s address is already configured at the Master, communication can be verified by flashing
of the red comms LED (adjacent the 3 terminal RS485 connector). After initial communication,
subsequent scans of the device can be identified by a periodic flash of the comms LED. Double check
the RS485 voltages to ground and move on to the next device
Installation & Commissioning (cont…)
 Under normal circumstances communication will be trouble free. If any network is subject to unusual
interference causing comms interruption, it may be necessary to include line terminating resistors on
the RS485 network. In this case, connect one 120Ω resistor across the +/- terminals of the Master’s
RS485 port connection and one 120Ω resistor across the +/- terminals of the last device on the
network. The resistor values stated are directly related to the recommended cable type
 Where an network runs between buildings and zero earth potential difference between individual
panel 24Vac power supplies cannot be guaranteed, we recommend that a repeater be used to
provide isolation of the sections of the network having differing earth potential
Connections
Dimensions
Technical Data
Inputs/Outputs
8 DI - Voltage-free contact closure, 1mA
- Binary DI or pulse counting up to 10Hz (pulse count written hourly)
8 DO - 24Vac, 3A in-rush, 300mA holding max., minimum load 10mA
8 UI - DI with pulse counting up to 10 Hz (pulse count written hourly)

- Ni-1000, NTC thermistor 100kΩ, or other as per user configuration
(min. 1kΩ)
- 0-5Vdc, 0-10Vdc, 0-20Vdc, 0.01 Volt resolution
- 4…20mA, 0.016mA resolution (requires 18…28Vdc loop power
supply)
4 AO - 0-10Vdc, 0.04 Volt resolution, 1.5mA (min 6.6kΩ impedance)
Sensor/transmitter cable Shielded twisted pair (shield grounded)

Comms cable Belden 9841 low capacitance twisted pair for RS485 networks
(braided + foil screen)
Comms Speed RS485 - 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 baud
Network capacity 32 nodes over max. 1.2km without repeater
Power Supply 24Vac, 50/60 Hz, 4.8VA
Conformity
Operating Temperature Range 0…50ºC (32…122ºF)

Storage Temperature Range -5…75ºC (-40…167ºF)
Humidity Range 10…95%rH (non-condensing)
Dimensions 116mm x 221mm x 36mm
Ordering
HPE8884P1 28 point, I/O expansion, P1 FLN, for control panel mounting

20 units per carton
Standard Packaging
Accessories
HPE-RA010 HP_8884 UI raft, Active 0-10Vdc, Order in multiples of 50

HPE-RA420 HP_8884 UI raft, Active 4…20mA, Order in multiples of 50
HPE-RN1090 HP_8884 UI raft, Passive Ni1000 -10…90°C, Order in multiples of 50
HPE-RP1090 HP_8884 UI raft, Passive PT1000 -10…90°C, Order in multiples of 50
HPE-RX1090 HP_8884 UI raft, Passive 10k -10…90°C, Order in multiples of 50
HDA0002 DIN rail adapters factory fitted to HPE8884
HPR6 Relays module, 6 x Opto-iso SPDT 250Vac 10(7)A n/o 6A n/c, ac/dc
trigger, Auto/Off/Manual switch, 24Vac
HPECOM Config. cable (DB9 <> RJ11)
U232-P9 RS232 (DB9) <> USB converter cable
Other HP-P1 Series Devices
HPC0662P1 12 point universal controller

HPC8884P1 28 point universal controller
HPD0460P1/C/T/CT 10 point universal controllers & room units
HPV0662P1 13 point VAV / universal controller
HPE-P1MBUS P1 gateway for M-Bus devices, 96 point
HPE-P1MBUS-195 P1 gateway for M-Bus devices, 195 point
HPE-P1MOD2 P1 gateway for Modbus RTU devices, 95 point
HPE-P1MOD2-195 P1 gateway for Modbus RTU devices, 195 point

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HPE8884P1 – 28 Point I/O Expansion - P1 FLN

I/O Type Point # Para # Setting Selection Selection Options

User display screen text as information

M Display I/O summary screen

Programming actions using HyperTerminal are as per the table below:

Function Enter Result Options / Comments

Function Enter Result Options / Comments

…00 x00=7 to set as digital input

x00=14 to set as digital input Normally Closed (n/c)

Sensor Type Linearisation & Scaling

Example: to change Type 2 curve (0-10Vdc) to display label as rH sensor and

User Summary Display Setting

Screen Point (dynamic point

Screen Line Logic

See the further description of

Notes for SLL function:

SLL point value status going high

4) SLLD will automatically be disabled after a power reset

Point Name Units Slope Intercept Type

The UI resistance raft is fitted by default with 1. Gain resistor

Actual assignment of the input as DI, pulse 3. Voltage divider

Other standard configurations are made

UI Resistance Raft (Ω)

DI On/Off 1 0 LDI 0 100k Open Open

In your PC Control Panel set Keyboard Settings as:

 Fastest Repeat rate

‘Connect To’ Com

By entering M (Main) we can view the physical I/O status summary.

 Point 2 (DI2) has been set as a pulse counting input [P]

Time Min. OFF

Enter <L> to display the default linearization table as illustrated Below.

You will see that:

Customised sensor setup may be made by the user:

 Row 12; set intercept (assume one decimal place)

Note: Passive sensor elements should be at least 1kΩ resistance value.

Linearisation Table Customisation

Function Enter Result Options

Linearisation Table Sensor Intercept – Row 12

For other customisations please contact us for linearization assistance.

Row 13 allows shifting of the decimal place

Linearisation Table Multiplier – Row 14

The raw count value of 1000 at 10Vdc is now displayed as 10.00

Step 2 – Multiply the displayed value to bring it up to a display of 50 units

8 DO - 24Vac, 3A in-rush, 300mA holding max., minimum load 10mA

8 UI - DI with pulse counting up to 10 Hz (pulse count written hourly)

4 AO - 0-10Vdc, 0.04 Volt resolution, 1.5mA (min 6.6kΩ impedance)

Sensor/transmitter cable Shielded twisted pair (shield grounded)

Operating Temperature Range 0…50ºC (32…122ºF)

HPE8884P1 28 point, I/O expansion, P1 FLN, for control panel mounting

HPE-RA010 HP_8884 UI raft, Active 0-10Vdc, Order in multiples of 50

HDA0002 DIN rail adapters factory fitted to HPE8884

HPECOM Config. cable (DB9 <> RJ11)

U232-P9 RS232 (DB9) <> USB converter cable

Other HP-P1 Series Devices

HPC0662P1 12 point universal controller

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