FUP-module Help

5/27/2020 FUP-module help
Table of contents (All OPEN EMS)
1. ABS (Math)
2. ACOS (Math-Ext)
3. ADD (Math)
4. ADDIT_4 (Math)
5. AI (Internal-IOs)
6. ANADMUX_2 (Logic_mux)
7. ANA_MUX_2 (Logic_mux)
10. ANA_NORM (Contr_supplies)
11. AND_2 (Logic_gat)
15. ANZALES (Modifier)
16. ANZBLES (Modifier)
17. AO (Internal-IOs)
18. ASIN (Math-Ext)
19. ATAN (Math-Ext)
20. ATTENUATOR (Contr_supplies)
21. BACNETMSTP_STATUS (BACnet_MSTP)
22. BDF_BIT (Other)
23. BIT2 (Modifier)
24. BIT2_FIELD (Modifier)
25. BIT3 (Modifier)
26. BIT4 (Modifier)
27. BIT4_FIELD (Modifier)
28. BITDMUX16 (Logic_mux)
29. BIT_IN (Logic_dig)
30. BIT_MAX3 (Modifier)
31. BIT_MAX7 (Modifier)
32. BIT_MUX16 (Logic_mux)
33. BIT_MX15 (Modifier)
34. BIT_OUT (Logic_dig)
35. BIT_UI (Modifier)
36. BLOCK (Other)
37. BMSNOTIFY (Service)
38. BUS_MUX_8 (Logic_mux)
39. C500_AI (C500-bus)
40. C500_AO (C500-bus)
41. C500_COM2 (C500-bus)
42. C500_DI (C500-bus)
43. C500_DO (C500-bus)
44. C500_PWM (C500-bus)
45. C500_ZAL (C500-bus)
46. CAL_WINDOW (Time_BSW)
47. CAN_AI (CAN-bus)
48. CAN_AO (CAN-bus)
49. CAN_AO_HR (CAN-bus)
50. CAN_COUNT (CAN-bus)
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51. CAN_DI (CAN-bus)

52. CAN_DI_LED (CAN-bus)
53. CAN_DO (CAN-bus)
54. CAN_DO_HR (CAN-bus)
55. CAN_IO7E (SRC_modules)
56. CAN_IO7S (SRC_modules)
57. CAN_PLD (Field_devices)
58. CAN_PULSTIME (CAN-bus)
59. CAN_PUSHBTN (CAN-bus)
60. CAN_PWH (Field_devices)
61. CAN_RELEASE (CAN-bus)
62. CAN_STATUS (CAN-bus)
63. CHGBIT (Change)
64. CHGFL (Change)
65. CHGSI (Change)
66. CHGSLI (Change)
67. CHGTX16 (Change)
68. CHGTX32 (Change)
69. CHGUI (Change)
70. CHGULI (Change)
71. CLK_OUTP (Time_BSW)
72. CODI (SRC_modules)
73. COMPARAT (Logic_ana)
74. CONST (Other)
75. CORA (SRC_modules)
76. COS (Math-Ext)
77. COUNTER (Logic_dig)
78. COUNTERL (Logic_dig)
79. COUNT_B (Time)
80. DAY_PULSE (Time)
81. DECOD_2 (Logic_dig)
82. DECOD_3 (Logic_dig)
83. DEFUZZY (Fuzzy)
84. DELTA_H (Physics)
85. DI (Internal-IOs)
86. DIFFSIGN (Logic_ana)
87. DIG_MUX_2 (Logic_mux)
90. DIVISION (Math)
91. DI_COUNT (Internal-IOs)
92. DI_PULSTIME (Internal-IOs)
93. DI_PUSHBTN (Internal-IOs)
94. DI_SRV (Internal-IOs)
95. DMX_RAW (DMX)
96. DMX_SRV (DMX)
97. DMX_VALUE (DMX)
98. DO (Internal-IOs)
99. D_FLANK (Time)
100. D_OFF (Time)
101. D_OFF_S (Time)
102. D_ON (Time)
103. D_ON_S (Time)
104. ENTHALPY (Contr_supplies)
105. EQUIVAL (Logic_ana)
106. EVALUATE (Contr_supplies)
107. EVENT (Contr_supplies)

108. EXTRTIME (Time_BSW)

109. FF_DYN (Logic_dig)
110. FF_DYNM (Logic_dig)
111. FF_RS (Logic_dig)
112. FF_RSM (Logic_dig)
113. FILTER (Contr_supplies)
114. FLANK (Logic_dig)
115. FLTDMUX16 (Logic_mux)
116. FLT_MUX16 (Logic_mux)
117. FL_BIT (Modifier)
118. FL_SI (Modifier)
119. FL_UI (Modifier)
120. FUZZY_NEG (Fuzzy)
121. F_AND_2 (Fuzzy)
122. F_AND_4 (Fuzzy)
123. F_OR_2 (Fuzzy)
124. F_OR_4 (Fuzzy)
125. F_XOR_2 (Fuzzy)
126. GALAXYONE (SRC_modules)
127. GALAXY_LED (SRC_modules)
128. GATE8_BIT (Logic_dig)
129. HEAT_CURV (Math-Ext)
130. HM_DEC (Modifier)
131. HNN_PM (Physics)
132. HOLIDAY (Time_BSW)
133. H_X_DIA (Physics)
134. IKA_I (IK-bus)
135. IKA_I2 (IK-bus)
136. IKA_O (IK-bus)
137. IKD_C (IK-bus)
138. IKD_I (IK-bus)
139. IKD_FLNK (IK-bus)
140. IKD_I (IK-bus)
141. IKD_O (IK-bus)
142. IKD_PW (IK-bus)
143. IKD_T (IK-bus)
144. INFERENC (Fuzzy)
145. INIT_CAN (CAN-bus)
146. INT3SLI (Modifier)
147. INT3ULI (Modifier)
148. INTDMUX16 (Logic_mux)
149. INT_MUX16 (Logic_mux)
150. INV_FL (Math)
151. I_AND_2 (Logic_gat)
152. I_OR_2 (Logic_gat)
153. KNX_ADM (KNX_modules)
154. KNX_AI (KNX_modules)
155. KNX_AO (KNX_modules)
156. KNX_CI (KNX_modules)
157. KNX_CO (KNX_modules)
158. KNX_DATE (KNX_modules)
159. KNX_DI (KNX_modules)
160. KNX_DO (KNX_modules)
161. KNX_IF (KNX_modules)
162. KNX_TIME (KNX_modules)
163. LATCHBIT (Logic_dig)
164. LATCHFLT (Logic_dig)

165. LATCHINT (Logic_dig)

166. LATCHSLI (Logic_dig)
167. LIMIT (Contr_supplies)
168. LIMITER (Contr_supplies)
169. LN (Math-Ext)
170. LOG_B (Math-Ext)
171. MANT_10P (Math)
172. MAP_CONV (Characteristic_lines)
173. MAP_DEF (Characteristic_lines)
174. MBUS_CCFG (Mbus_modules)
175. MBUS_COUNT (Mbus_modules)
176. MBUS_DATA (Mbus_modules)
177. MBUS_MON (Mbus_modules)
178. MBUS_MON_P1 (Mbus_modules)
182. MBUS_MS (Mbus_modules)
183. MBUS_MS_1 (Mbus_modules)
184. MBUS_MS_2 (Mbus_modules)
185. MBUS_UNIT (Mbus_modules)
186. MBUS_VALUE (Mbus_modules)
187. MINMAXDYN (Logic_ana)
188. MIN_MAX2 (Logic_ana)
191. MIXAIR (Physics)
192. MODDIV (Math)
193. MODFLT (Other)
194. MODULO (Math)
195. MOD_DEVICE (Modbus)
196. MOD_DP_FL (Modbus)
197. MOD_MASTER (Modbus)
198. MONITOR (Contr_supplies)
199. MORNINGON (Other)
200. MOTOR_3P (Loop)
201. MSGCHG (Service)
202. MTR (Modifier)
203. MULTIPLI (Math)
204. MWU (Modifier)
205. NAND_2 (Logic_gat)
206. NAND_4 (Logic_gat)
207. NEGATION (Logic_gat)
208. NOR_2 (Logic_gat)
209. NOR_4 (Logic_gat)
210. OPTSTART (Time_BSW)
211. ORDER (Contr_supplies)
212. OR_2 (Logic_gat)
216. OSZILLAT (Time)
217. P (Loop)
218. PI (Loop)
219. PID (Loop)
220. PID2M (Loop)
221. PIDPM (Loop)

222. PIDS (Loop)

223. PIDT (Loop)
224. PID_HEAD (Loop)
225. PID_SEGM (Loop)
226. PID_SEGM2P (Loop)
227. POLYNOM (Math)
228. POT_B (Math-Ext)
229. POT_E (Math-Ext)
230. PRE_START (Time_BSW)
231. PULSWIDTH (Loop)
232. P_T_H2O (Physics)
233. P_T_NH3 (Physics)
234. REBOOT (Other)
235. REDUN_STAT (Redundancy)
236. RESET (Logic_dig)
237. RESETN (Logic_dig)
238. ROOT (Math-Ext)
239. ROTATOR (Contr_supplies)
240. ROUND (Math)
241. R_FLOAT (Other)
242. R_INTEG (Other)
243. R_LONG (Other)
244. R_MARKER (Other)
245. SEC_COUNT (Time)
246. SEQUENCE (Contr_supplies)
247. SET_2 (Fuzzy)
248. SET_3 (Fuzzy)
249. SET_4 (Fuzzy)
250. SIN (Math-Ext)
251. SLI3INT (Modifier)
252. SLIADD (Math)
253. SLIFACT (Math)
254. SLIMUL (Math)
255. SLISUB (Math)
256. SLI_BIT (Modifier)
257. SLI_FL (Modifier)
258. SLI_MUX_2 (Logic_mux)
259. SLI_ULI (Modifier)
260. SOLOSTART (Other)
261. SPECIAL (Time_BSW)
262. SPS_FL (Other)
263. SPS_SLI (Other)
264. SRVGALAXONE (SRC_modules)
265. SRV_CAN (CAN-bus)
266. SRV_PWH (Field_devices)
267. START (Time_BSW)
268. STARTOP (Modifier)
269. STEP. (Contr_supplies)
270. STR_LIN (Math)
271. SUBSTRACT (Math)
272. SUN (Sun)
273. SUSTART (Stopwatch)
274. SUSTOPP (Stopwatch)
275. SWITCHMO (Loop)
276. TAB_3BIT (Logic_gat)
277. TAB_4BIT (Logic_gat)
278. TAB_UI (Logic_gat)

279. TAN (Math-Ext)

280. TEMPHUM (Physics)
281. TIME (Time)
282. TIMERS (Time)
283. TIME_SET (Time)
284. TIM_LIN_XY (Contr_supplies)
285. TL_CONTR (Loop)
286. TL_CONTR_HY (Loop)
287. TREND (Service)
288. TXT_MUX_2 (Logic_txt)
289. T_P_H2O (Physics)
290. UI_BIT (Modifier)
291. ULI3INT (Modifier)
292. ULI_SLI (Modifier)
293. ULI_TXT (Modifier)
294. VAL_BACK (Time_BSW)
295. WHR (Physics)
296. W_FLOAT (Other)
297. W_INTEG (Other)
298. W_LONG (Other)
299. W_MARKER (Other)
300. W_MAXIM (Contr_supplies)
301. W_Z_CALC (Math)
302. XOR_2 (Logic_gat)
303. ZUUHR (Time_BSW)

ABS
absolut value
purpose
With this module the absolut value will be calculated .
FUP module
value value
absolut absolute value
return to table of contents

ACOS
arc cosine
purpose
With this module the arc cosine to 'x' will be calculated .
FUP module
y presents the result

y = arccos ( x )
x input value

ADD
adder
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be added.

The input values are between -1019 and 1019 and if necessary are limited accordingly to avoid overflows.
FUP module
sum output sum
summand1 input summand 1
summand2 input summand 2
see also
ADDIT_4

ADDIT_4
adder
purpose
With this module 4 inputs will be added. Not used inputs have to be assigned by a "0".
The input values are between -1019 and 1019 and if necessary are limited accordingly to avoid overflows.
FUP module
sum output sum
summand1 .. 4 input summand 1 .. 4
see also
ADDITION

AI
This module handles the internal IO's: analog inputs.
Purpose
Control of the internal analog inputs of a COSMOS OPEN.
FUP-module
terminal Operated terminal of the COSMOS OPEN.

Input range: 0..7 corresponds to terminal AI0..AI7.
type Sensor type at the input

For sensor types the following values are valid:
Identification
Type Sensor Range
number
AS_Status_00 0 Input deactivated
AS_V_10V_2 17 Voltage input 0..10V
AS_T_10mV_K_2 34 M-sensor -50°C..150°C
AS_T_Ni1000_2 50 Ni-1000 DIN -100°C..700°C
AS_T_Ni1000L_2 82 Ni-1000 Tk5000 -100°C..700°C
AS_T_Pt1000_2 98 Pt1000 -100°C..700°C
AS_R_8000_2 162 Resistance in ohm 0,5..10 kOhm
0..100% (is
AS_V_percent 177 Voltage input equivalent to
0..10V)
Pt100 connected by
AS_T_Pt100* 1001* -50°C..150°C
MC
Pt1000 connected by
AS_T_Pt1000* 1002* -50°C..150°C
MC
Ni1000 (DIN)
AS_T_Ni1000* 1003* -50°C..150°C
connected by MC
Ni1000 (Tk5000)
AS_T_Ni1000Tk* 1004* -50°C..150°C
connected by MC
The sensor types marked with * are not directly connected to an analog input. The
COSMOS measured value converter is connected upstream to the input.
status Current sensor type

(see table above)
value Current measured value of the input terminal

ANADMUX 2
demultiplexer for float values
purpose
Accordingly to the 'selector' the value of the input will be set to the output 'o_0' and 'o_1' respectively and
the other output will get the value "0".
FUP module
selector gate input
o_0 analog output if gate input = 0
input analog input
o_1 analog output if gate input = 1

ANA MUX 2
analog multiplexer
purpose
Writes for 'selector' = 0 the value 'e_0' and for 'selector' = 1 the value 'e_1' to the output.
For example ANA_MUX_2 is used if with the digital output of a time switch the set value for a controller
has to be switched.
There is following correlation:
selector output
0 i_0
1 i_1
FUP module
selector gate input
i_0 analog input if gate input = 0
output analog output
i_1 analog input if gate input = 1
see also
ANA_MUX_4
ANA_MUX_8

ANA MUX 4
analog multiplexer
purpose
Accordingly to the inputs 'select_0' and 'select_1' the value of one input 'i_0' to 'i_3' will be written to the
output.
select_1 select_0 output

0 0 i_0
0 1 i_1
1 0 i_2
1 1 i_3
FUP module
select_0 .. 1 gate input 0 .. 1
i_0 .. 3 analog input 0 .. 3
see also
ANA_MUX_2
ANA_MUX_8

ANA MUX 8
analog multiplexer
purpose
Accordingly to the inputs 'select_0', 'select_1' and 'select_2' the value of one input 'i_0' to 'i_7' will be
written to the output.
select_2 select_1 select_0 output

0 0 0 i_0
0 0 1 i_1
0 1 0 i_2
0 1 1 i_3
1 0 0 i_4
1 0 1 i_5
1 1 0 i_6
1 1 1 i_7
FUP module
i_0 .. 7 analog input 0 .. 7
see also
ANA_MUX_2
ANA_MUX_4

ANA NORM
purpose
FUP module
timer time constant
a0 offset
a1 gradient
damp damping factor
b filter width
i_0 .. 7 input 0 .. 7
o_0 .. 7 output 0 .. 7
additional note concerning FUP events

AND 2
AND-gate
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with an AND-gate.
in1 in2 out

1 1 1
1 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 2 value 1 .. 2
out presents the result
see also
AND 3
AND 4
AND 8

AND 3
AND-gate
purpose
in1 in2 in3 out

1 1 1 1
0 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 3 value 1 .. 3
see also
AND 2
AND 4
AND 8

AND 4
AND-gate
purpose
in1 in2 in3 in4 out

1 1 1 1 1
0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 4 value 1 .. 4
see also
AND 2
AND 3
AND 8

AND 8
AND-gate
purpose
in1 in2 in3 in4 in5 in6 in7 in8 out

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 8 value 1 .. 8
see also
AND 2
AND 3
AND 4

ANZALES
purpose
FUP module
index index
domain domain
0 = SPS , 1 = VAR
offset offset
factor factor
type 0 = UI , 1 = SI , 2 = FL
value value

ANZBLES
purpose
FUP module
index index
domain domain
0 = SPS , 1 = VAR
status status

AO
This module handles the internal IO's: analog outputs.
Purpose
Control of the internal analog outputs of a COSMOS OPEN.
FUP-module

Input range: 0..3 corresponds to terminal AO0..AO3.
value Analog value of the output terminal.

Input range: 0..100% corresponds to output voltage 0..10V.
status Current terminal value
hand Current operation-state

0 Automatic
1 Hand
handres Reset of the hand operation

This function resets the hand operation for this terminal to automatic-operation if
"handres" is set to "1". "handres" will be reset automatically to "0".
ext_handres Reset of the hand operation (external)

This function resets the hand operation for this terminal on an edge from 0 to 1
back to automatic-operation.

ASIN
arc sine
purpose
With this module the arc sine of 'x' will be calculated .
FUP module

y = arcsin ( x )
x input value

ATAN
arc tangent
purpose
With this module the arc tangent of 'x' will be calculated .
FUP module

y = arctan ( x )
x input value

ATTENUATOR
delay element
purpose
This module puts out the value at "input" to "output" with a delay.
The constant d can be calculated for a required time constant þ and the sampling time t0 as follows:
d = 1 / ((exp (t0/þ)) - 1 )
With existing constant d and sampling time t0 the time constant þ can be calculated as follows:
þ = t0 / ln ((d+1)/d)
If the value at the input changes about the filter width within the sampling time, the input value will be
transfered to the output undamped.
FUP module
t0 sampling intervall in 10 ms
input input
output output
d d-factor d = 1 / ((exp (t0/þ)) - 1 )
b filter width
Example
The measured value of an outer sensor has to be delayed with a time constant of þ = 1800 s. With a
sampling time of t0 = 5s it results a damping factor of d = 359,5.

MSTP_STATUS
BACnet MS/TP status information
Purpose
Providing runtime information about the MS/TP data bus.
FUP module
quality Quality of the bus connection:
0 - 85: poor; too many errors for good communication

85 - 100: very good
Attention: If the quality is below 85 then the bus has to be checked (terminators,
double MAC addresses, false baud rates, etc.).
devices number of devices on the MS/TP bus
count number of sent and received telegrams
sent number of sent telegrams
received number of received telegrams
error number of corrupt telegrams
poll number of "Poll For Master" actions
unwanted number of unwanted telegrams
lost number of failed token passes
flow rate telegrams per minute [frames/min]


BDF BIT
purpose
FUP module
in input
out output

BIT2
purpose
This module analyzes the states of bit-fields of the BDF.

A bit-field will be created if a variable of the type "bit" with more than 2 ASCII-characters is given by the
creation of the operator guidance. A field of 2 bit will be created if there are given 4 ASCII-characters.
The status of the bit can be analyzed with the module "BIT2".
FUP module
in[2] input
bit0 .. 1 bit 0 .. 1
example
The power of a 3-stepped ventilator has to be input with the operator guidance. The characters "0123"
are given in the ASCII-field. When entering a character at the input field while runtime the "BIT2" will
analyze the characters as shown:
character . bit0 bit1
0 => 0 0
1 => 1 0
2 => 0 1
3 => 1 1
see also
BIT2_FIELD
BIT3
BIT4
BIT4_FIELD

BIT2 FIELD
purpose
This module creates characters at a bit display field of the BDF as a result of the bit pattern in the UST.
FUP module
out[2] output
bit0 .. 1 bit 0 .. 1
example
When entering the string "TNUA" in the ASCII-field of the BDF while runtime, the characters "T", "N", "U"
or "A" will be displayed in subject to the states of "bit0" and "bit1".
bit0 bit1 display

0 0 T
1 0 N
0 1 U
1 1 A
see also
BIT2
BIT3
BIT4
BIT4_FIELD

BIT3
purpose

FUP module
in[3] input
bit0 .. 2 bit 0 .. 2
example
The power of a 7-stepped heater has to be input with the operator guidance. The characters "01234567"
are given in the ASCII-field. When entering a character at the input field while runtime the "BIT3" will
analyze the characters as shown:
character . bit0 bit1 bit2
0 => 0 0 0
1 => 1 0 0
2 => 0 1 0
3 => 1 1 0
4 => 0 0 1
5 => 1 0 1
6 => 0 1 1
7 => 1 1 1
see also
BIT2
BIT2_FIELD
BIT4
BIT4_FIELD

BIT4
purpose

FUP module
in[4] input
bit0 .. 3 bit 0 .. 3
example
The power of a 15-stepped device has to be input with the operator guidance. The characters
"ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOP" are given in the ASCII-field. When entering a character at the input field while
runtime the "BIT4" will analyze the characters as shown:
character . bit0 bit1 bit2 bit3
A => 0 0 0 0
B => 1 0 0 0
C => 0 1 0 0
D => 1 1 0 0
E => 0 0 1 0
F => 1 0 1 0
G => 0 1 1 0
H => 1 1 1 0
I => 0 0 0 1
J => 1 0 0 1
K => 0 1 0 1
L => 1 1 0 1
M => 0 0 1 1
N => 1 0 1 1
O => 0 1 1 1
P => 1 1 1 1

see also
BIT2
BIT2_FIELD
BIT3
BIT4_FIELD

BIT4 FIELD
purpose
This module creates characters at a bit display field of the BDF as a result of the bit pattern in the UST.
FUP module
out[4] output
bit0 .. 3 bit 0 .. 3
example
When entering the string "KQZH456789ABCDEF" in the ASCII-field of the BDF while runtime, the
characters "K" to "F" will be displayed in subject to the states of "bit0" and "bit1".
bit0 bit1 bit2 bit3 display

0 0 0 0 K
1 0 0 0 Q
0 1 0 0 Z
1 1 0 0 H
0 0 1 0 4
1 0 1 0 5
0 1 1 0 6
1 1 1 0 7
0 0 0 1 8
1 0 0 1 9
0 1 0 1 A
1 1 0 1 B
0 0 1 1 C
1 0 1 1 D
O 1 1 1 E
1 1 1 1 F

see also
BIT2_FIELD
BIT2
BIT3
BIT4

BITDMUX16
demultiplexer for marker
purpose
This module is a demultiplexer for marker. Dependent of the content of the input "address" the content of
the input will be set to one output. If the content of "address" is lower than "0" the content of "input" will be
set to the output "o_00". Whether the content of "max_adr" is higher than "15" or lower than "0" it will be
treated as "15". In case of the content of "address" is higher than the content of "max_adr" the content of
the input will be set to the "max_adr"-th output. Not addressed outputs will be set to "0" as the input
"save" is set with "0".
FUP module
address address
max adr highest valid address
input input
o_00 .. 15 output 00 .. 15
save 0 -> delete not addressed outputs
see also
BIT_MUX16

BIT IN
purpose
This module finds out the highest number of the inputs "in_1" to "in_4" which are assigned to "1". To the
value of this number that value will be added which is existent at the input "offset". The sum will be set to
the output "out".
FUP module
in_1 .. 4 input 1 .. 4
offset offset
out output

BIT MAX3
purpose
This module sets the number of the highest set bit to the output "out".
FUP module
out[2] output to BDF
bit1 .. 3 bit 1 .. 3
see also
BIT_MAX7
BIT_MX15

BIT MAX7
purpose
FUP module
bit1 .. 7 bit 1 .. 7
see also
BIT_MAX3
BIT_MX15

BIT MUX16
multiplexer for marker
purpose
This module is a multiplexer for marker. Dependent of the content of the input "address" the content of
one input will be set to the output. If the content of "address" is lower than "0" the content of "i_00" will be
set to the output. Whether the content of "max_adr" is higher than "15" or lower than "0" it will be treated
as "15". In case of the content of "address" is higher than the content of "max_adr" the content of the
"max_adr"-th input will be set to the output.
FUP module
address address
output output
i_00 .. 15 input 00 .. 15
see also
BITDMUX16

BIT MX15
purpose
FUP module
bit1 .. 15 bit 1 .. 15
see also
BIT_MAX3
BIT_MAX7

BIT OUT
purpose
This module sets the outputs "out_1" to "out_4" correspondent to the value at the input "in". The not
correspondent outputs will be deleted. If the value at the input "in" is bigger than "4" the value will be
reduced by 4 and the reduced value will be set to the output "rest" and all outputs will be deleted.
Whether the value at the input "in" is "0" all outputs will be deleted and a "0" will be set to the output
"rest".
FUP module
in input
out_1 .. 4 output 1 .. 4
rest remain output

BIT UI
purpose
Converts a bit pattern into a number.
FUP module
bit00 .. least significant bit (LSB) ..

.. 15 .. most significant bit (MSB)
number number
example
Whether the variables "bitxx" are specidied as follows,
bit00 = 1
bit01 = 0
bit02 = 1
bit03 = 1
bit04 = 0
bit05 = 0
bit06 = 0
bit07 = 1
bit08 = 1
bit09 = 0
bit10 = 1
bit11 = 0
bit12 = 0
bit13 = 0
bit14 = 0
bit15 = 0
the value 1421 will be set to the variable "number".


BLOCK
block of outlier of limited input values
purpose
This module executes the block of outlier of limited input values. As long as the value at the input "in" is
between the values at the inputs "limit1" and "limit2", the value at "in" will be handed over to "out". If the
input "n" is assigned to a value < 1, then the value will be handed over. If "n" = 0, then a value outside of
the limits never will be handed over. If "n" > 0, the value will not be handed over for the given number of
cycles. The remaining number of cycles until the handing over is displayed at the output "number".
FUP module
in input
out output
limit_1 1. limit
limit_2 2. limit
n maximum number of blocks
number cycles until enabling

BMSNOTIFY
bmsnotify module
Purpose
With this module it is possible to send messages to a BMS by a TCP-connection.
FUP-module
BMS BMS-number (1-4)
reason Reason for notification:

1: The status of the text message has changed.
2: Trend
notify Notification of the BMS
status Current status:

0: The "*notify" input is set to 0.
1: Currently connecting to the BMS.
2: Notification successfully done.
3: Notification rejected by BMS.
4: BMS unavailable.
254: The maximum number of modules (32) is reached.
255: Invalid BMS-number.
success Counter of successful messages
error Counter of unsuccessful messages
last Result of the last notification:

0: No information about an attempt to notify.
1: The input "*notify" is set to 1 and the notification is not yet successful send.
2: The last notification is done successfully.
3: The last notification failed.

BUS MUX 8
purpose
This module purposes the switching of an 8-bit wide bus. If the input "select" is taken by a number higher
than "0" the states of the inputs "in1_x" will be set to the outputs "out_x", otherwise the states of the
inputs "in0_x" will be set to the outputs "out_x".
FUP module
select selector
in0_0 .. 7 input_0 0 .. 7
out_0 .. 7 output 0 .. 7
in1_0 .. 7 input_1 0 .. 7

C500 AI
analog inputs for C500
purpose
This module manages the analog inputs for the C500.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
address element address
attempts number of attempts
mod_stat module status
ai_0 .. 7 analog input 0 .. 7
type_0 .. 7 sensor type
notice
As sensor types follwoing values are permitted:

and operating figures are written respectively:
oper_kind_00 0 input not reserved supply current switched off
u_05_2 22 voltage input supply current switched on
u_10_2 17 voltage input supply current switched off
m_sensor_2 34 M-sensor with 2-wires -30°C ÷ 150°C
r_8000_2 162 resistance in Û supply current switched on
r__500_2 167 resistance in Û supply current switched on
percent 177 input 0..100% supply current switched off

The supply current only can be switched for the inputs 0,1 and 6. For the inputs 2,3,4,5 and 7 it is
switched on always.
see also
C500_AO
C500_DO
C500_DI

C500 AO
analog outputs C500
purpose
This module manages the analog outputs for the C500.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
ao_00 .. 02 analog output 00 .. 02
see also
C500_AI
C500_DO
C500_DI

C500 SER2
purpose
FUP module
bus_no bus number
ser_stat port status
status 0 = empty
1 = init
2 = write
3 = read
n_attempt number of attempts
n_tel_r number of reading telegrams
n_tel_w number of writing telegrams
baud baud rate 300 .. 38400
databits number of data bits
parity parity
0 = No
1 = Even
2 = Odd
stopbits number of stop bits

ser_2 port access for Mbus-module

C500 DI
digital inputs for C500
purpose
This module manages the digital inputs for the C500.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
di_0 .. 7 digital input 0 .. 7
see also
C500_DO
C500_AO
C500_AI

C500 DO
digital outputs for C500
purpose
This module manages the digital outputs for the C500.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
do_00 .. 10 digital output 00 .. 10
see also
C500_DI
C500_AO
C500_AI

C500 PWM
pulse width modulation as well as generation of impulses of a defined length (Single-Shot)
purpose
This module is used for pulse width modulation as well as generation of impulses of a defined length
(Single-Shot) for all of the 11 outputs of a C500-IO27-module.
The operation mode is defined by the values at the inputs "abs_perc", "enabling" and "base". When the
input "base" is set to a value unequal to "0", then the digital output operates in the pulse width modulation
operation mode. The digital output only operates in the "SINGLE-SHOT" operation mode if both inputs
"base" and "abs_perc" are set to "0".
operation mode "pulse width modulation":
The pulse width modulation operates as long as the input "enabling" is set to "1". The pulse width
modulation starts by setting a "1" to "enabling" with an impulse. The value at the input "base" states the
periodic time. The resolution of the pulse and the pause time is 1/100 s. Values between 0,02 s and
655,36 s are permitted. Values less than 0,02 s are senseless and values greater than 655,36 s are
interpreted as 655,36 s. The value at the variable "abs_perc" defines whether the output value
"out_value" will be given absolut or in percent.
operation mode "SINGLE-SHOT":
The time of an impulse is given by the value "out_value". The impulse will be started with a positive flank
at "enabling". It can be delteted with a negative flank at "enabling". As long as "enabling" is assigned to
"1", the output operates incremental, i.e. a positive increasing of the value at "out_value" generates or
extends an impuls with or about the difference between the old and the new impulse time.
The module C500_DO has to define whether the idle state of the output = 0 and the impulse = 1 or the
idle state of an output = 1 and the impulse = 0. The assignment of the corresponding output of the
module C500_DO defines the idle state.
Values of the variable "out_value" < "0,0" are handled as "0,0" and values > "100.0" are handled as
"100.0".
FUP module
bus_no bus number

output output number
abs_perc pulse time

0 absolut
1 in percent
enabling enabling
out_value impulse time
base periodic time (in seconds)
examples
operation mode "pulse width modulation":
1. "base" = 10,38 s and "out_value" = 5,36 s

In this case an impulse of the length of 5,36 s would be generated every 10,38 s.
2. "base" = 8,04 s and "out_value" = 25,0 %

In this case an impulse of the length of 2,01 s would be generated every 8,04 s.
operation mode "SINGLESHOT":
"enabling" = 1 and "out_value" = 5,03 s

"enabling" has been set to "1" long ago and the impuls of 5,03 s is given out already. When the value at
"out_value" will be increased from 5,03 s to 9,47 s now, an impulse of 4,44 s will be generated. Another
change at "out_value" after 1,05 s would be without effect. A change more after 7,31 s would extend the
4,44 s-impulse about 6,26 s, if it is not ended already. Otherwise an impulse of 6,26 s would be
generated.

C500 ZAL
purpose
FUP module
bus_no bus number
input_no input number
reset reset
preset preset
impuls impuls number
period period
scale impuls quality rating
div_mult 0 = scale divisor

1 = scale multiplier
flank flank
impuls_l cache for impulses
impuls_h cache for impulses


CAL WINDOW
purpose
FUP module
t_on turn-on time
d_on turn-on date
output output
t_off turn-off time
d_off turn-off date
singmult Singular / Multi

CAN AI
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules AI8AO4(H)
Purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules AI8AO4(H).

Reads the current state of an analog input.
FUP-module
can_no Declaration of CAN-bus-number

Valid input range of values: 1 .. 2
Only the unlocked CAN-bus-lines on the destination platform will be addressed.
prio Presetting the sending priority for the COSMOS IO module

Values:
1 Low priority
2 Normal priority
3 High priority
address Address of the COSMOS IO module

Input range of values: 0 .. 99
Address "0" deactivates the module
Valid values for the address: 1 .. 99
Only the unlocked address ranges on the destination platform will be addressed.
terminal Addressed terminal of the module

Input range of values 0 .. 7 corresponds to terminal AI0 .. AI7
mod_ident Output of the module-identification, the on "address" addessed IO-module

0 Unknown and no module with this address respectively
1 DI16
2 DO8T
3 DO8TH
4 DO8R
5 DO8RH
6 AI8AO4
7 AI8AO4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AI8
12 AO4
13 AO4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DI8DO8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC
mod_stat Current module status

0 IO-module in use
1 No IO-module with this address and IO-module does not answer respectively
2 IO-module of another type
3 IO-module will be initialized
100 can_no, address or terminal changed. Restart required!
101 can_no not active
102 can_no invalid
103 Address not active
104 Address invalid
105 Terminal not active
106 Terminal invalid
255 Not initialized
te_stat Current terminal status

Terminal status displays the sensor type (s.b.)
type Sensor type at the input

For sensor types the following values are valid:
Identification
Type Sensor Range Notice
number
Input
AS_Status_00 0
deactivated
AS_V_10V_2 17 Voltage input 0..10V
AS_T_10mV_K_2 34 M-sensor -50°C..130°C
AS_T_Ni1000_2 50 Ni-1000 DIN -50°C..650°C (2)
AS_T_Ni1000L_2 82 Ni-1000 Tk5000 -50°C..650°C (2)
AS_T_Pt1000_2 98 Pt-1000 -50°C..650°C (2)
Resistance in
AS_R_8000_2 162 0,5..10 kOhm
ohm
0..100% (is
AS_V_percent 177 Voltage input equivalent to
0..10V)

AS_T_Pt100 1001 Pt100 -50°C..150°C (1)

connected by
MC
Pt1000
AS_T_Pt1000 1002 connected by -50°C..150°C (1)
MC
Ni1000 (DIN)
AS_T_Ni1000 1003 connected by -50°C..150°C (1)
MC
Ni1000
(Tk5000)
AS_T_Ni1000Tk 1004 -50°C..150°C (1)
connected by
MC
value current status of the input terminal (analog value)
Notice
(1) The sensor types are not directly connected to an analog input. The COSMOS measured value
converter is connected upstream to the input. This function is available beginning with firmware-
version 1.032.
(2) These sensor type are supported with version 1.046 or higher. To use these sensor types a
COSMOS IO module of the second generation is required.

CAN AO
connects the COSMOS IO modules AE8AA4(H)
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules AE8AA4(H).

Sets the status of an analog output.
FUP module
can_no declaration of CAN-bus-number

valid input range of values: 1 .. 2
prio presetting the sending priority for the COSMOS IO module

values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority
address address of the COSMOS IO module

input range of values: 0 .. 99
address "0" deactivates the module
valid values for the address: 1 .. 99
terminal addressed terminal of the module

input range of values 0 .. 3 corresponds to terminal AA0 .. AA3
mod_ident output of the module-identification, the on "address" addessed IO-module

0 unknown and no module with this address respectively
1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4
7 AE8AA4H

9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC
mod_stat current module status

0 IO-module in use
1 no IO-module with this address and IO-module does not answer respectively
100 can_no, adress or terminal changed. Restart required!
102 can_no invalid
103 adress not active
104 adress invalid
105 terminal not active
106 terminal invalid
255 not initialized
te_stat current terminal status

output of the at "value" presented analog value:
auto mode : 0 .. 100 corresponds to 0 .. 10V
manual mode : 200 .. 300 corresponds to 0 .. 10V
value analog value of the output terminal

input range of values 0 .. 100% corresponds to output voltage 0 .. 10V

CAN AO HR
connects the COSMOS IO modules AE8AA4(H)
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules AE8AA4(H).

Sets the status of an analog output.
FUP module


values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority


input range of values 0 .. 3 corresponds to terminal AA0 .. AA3

1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4

7 AE8AA4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

output of the at "value" presented analog value:
auto mode : 0 .. 100 corresponds to 0 .. 10V
manual mode : 200 .. 300 corresponds to 0 .. 10V
value analog value of the output terminal

input range of values 0 .. 100% corresponds to output voltage 0 .. 10V
handres reset of the manual service

Resets the manual service of this terminal to auto mode if "handres" = 1. After it
"handres" will be set to "0" automatically.
ext_handres reset of the manual service (external)

Resets the manual service for this terminal to the auto mode if there is a flank from
0 to 1.

CAN COUNT
connects the COSMOS IO modules DE16
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules DE16.
Output of the counter reading of a digital input.
"CAN_PUSHBTN" only has to be used once per hardware module and terminal in the project.
FUP module


values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority


input range of values 0 .. 15 corresponds to terminal DE00 .. DE15

1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4
7 AE8AA4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
1 no IO-module with this address and IO-modul does not answer respectively
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

1 digital input
2 pushbutton input
4 interval measuring
8 counter input (up to 1 Hz)
Terminal status is bit-encoded. Example: Input as digital and as pushbutton
input:
digital input: 1 => 00000001
pushbutton input: 2 => 00000010
display "te_stat": 3 => 00000011
default default value for counter reading

input range: 0 .. 4294967295
reset reset of the counter reading

Resets the counter reading to its default value if "reset" is set to 1. Then "reset"
will be reset to 0 automatically
ext reset external reset of the counter reading

Resets the counter reading to its default value if there is a flank change of 0 to
1.
filter Setting of the max. counting frequency "0" = 1 Hz; "1" = 50 Hz

"0" = 1 Hz :
- for signals with average impulse frequency lower 1Hz; temporary up to 5Hz
- the functions "status input", "pushbutton" are possible to use on the same
terminal simultaneously
"1" = 50 Hz :
- for signals with average impulse frequency lower 50Hz; temporary up to
80Hz
- the functions "status input", "pushbutton" are not possible to use
on the same terminal simultaneously. They will be deactivated!
down_stop_up counting mode

-1 counter down
0 stop
1 counter up
value current counter value

range of value: 0 .. 4294967295
For permanently saving of the counted value it has to be an indicator at the
output.

CAN DI
Connects the COSMOS IO modules DI16
Purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules DO8T(H), DO8R(H).

Reads the current status of a digital input.
FUP-module


values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority


input range of values 0 .. 15 corresponds to terminal DI00 .. DI15

1 DI16
2 DO8T
3 DO8TH
4 DO8R
5 DO8RH
6 AI8AO4
7 AI8AO4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AI8
12 AO4
13 AO4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DI8DO8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

1 digital input
2 pushbutton input
Terminal status is bit-encoded.

Example: Input as digital input and pushbutton input:
Digital state input: 1 => 00000001
Pushbutton input: 2 => 00000010
Visualization "te_stat": 3 => 00000011
led_inv led invers

0 LED normal
1 LED invers
value current status of the input terminal


CAN_DI_LED
This module handles the LED-colors of digital inputs.
Purpose
The LED-colors of the digital inputs can be configured by this FUP modul. The LED's of DI16 and
DI8D08T can be configured.
FUP-module
can_no Configuration of the CAN-Bus-number

Valid input range: 1..2
Operates only on the enabled CAN-Bus-lines on the target platform.

Input range: 0..99
Address "0" deactivates the module.
Valid values for the address are: 1..99
Operates only on the enabled address-ranges on the target platform.
terminal_di Operated terminal of the module

The valid value range depends on the target IO module:
0..15 DI16
0..7 DI8DO8T
color LED-color
0 Green
1 Red
Important:This function should not be used for creation of flashing lights. Excessive
usage can lead to destruction of the module!
status Operation-status of the LED:

0 The terminal-LED is set to the desired color.
1 The connected COSMOS IO module type is not supported (e.g. analog
module).
2 The value at the input of this FUP-module is invalid.
3 There is no COSMOS IO module connected at this address or the module
is not operating.
4 The connected COSMOS IO module does not support this feature (e.g.
DI16 of the first generation).
99 A unspecified exceptional circumstance occured.
Notice
If the LED-color of an input terminal is not configured by this FUP-module then the default color "Green"
will be used.
This FUP-module configures the LED-colors of the COSMOS IO modules of the second generation. The
LED-colors of COSMOS IO modules of the first generation are not influenced by this module

CAN DO
connects the COSMOS IO modules DA8T(H), DA8R(H)
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules DA8T(H), DA8R(H).

Sets the status of a digital output.
FUP module


values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority


input range of values 0 .. 7 corresponds to terminal DA0 .. DA7

1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4
7 AE8AA4H

9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

0 auto mode OFF
1 auto mode ON
2 manual OFF
3 manual ON
value digital value of output terminal

CAN DO HR
connects the COSMOS IO modules DA8T(H), DA8R(H)
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules DA8T(H), DA8R(H).

Sets the status of a digital output.
FUP module


values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority


input range of values 0 .. 7 corresponds to terminal DA0 .. DA7

1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4

7 AE8AA4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

0 auto mode OFF
1 auto mode ON
2 manual OFF
3 manual ON
value digital value of output terminal
handres reset of the manual service

Resets the manual service of this terminal to auto mode if "handres" = 1. After it
"handres" will be set to "0" automatically.
ext_handres reset of the manual service (external)

Resets the manual service for this terminal to the auto mode if there is a flank from
0 to 1.

CAN IO7E
connects the COSMOS IO7E
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO7E.

The CAN-bus has to be set up on 29 bit identifier.
FUP module


mod_ident output of the module identification, the on "address" adressed module

9 IO7E

0 IO7E in use
1 no IO7E with this address and IO7E does not answer respectively
3 IO7E will be initialized
4 FUP-module of another type on the same address
255 not initialized
di0 .. 2 terminal status of digital input DI 0 .. 2
mode_out Mode choice of the outputs UO0 und UO1.

Dependent of this configuration the outputs do0/do1 and ao0/ao1 respectively will
be set to the terminals UO0 und UO1.

Important: The jumper on the IO7E has to be set adequate.
0 UO0: ao0 as 0..10V analog
UO1: ao1 as 0..10V analog
1 UO0: ao0 as 24V PWM
UO1: ao1 as 24V PWM
2 UO0: do0 as 24V digital
UO1: do1 as 24V digital
UO1: ao1 as 24V PWM
UO1: ao1 as 24V PWM
UO1: ao1 as 24V PWM
UO1: ao1 as 24V digital
do0 .. 1 set value for the digital output DO 0 .. 1
ao0 .. 2 set value for the analog output AO 0 .. 2 ( 0 .. 100 % )
temp_int room-temperature ( internal temperature sensor )
temp_ext external temperature sensor
poti value potentiometer (if existing)

valid values: 0 .. 100 %
pushbutton pushbutton-purpuse of the in the case integrated pushbutton (if existing)
led_red set value for the red led

CAN IO7S
connects the COSMOS SRC as IO7S
Purpose
This module connects the COSMOS SRC as IO7S.

The CAN-bus has to be set up on 11 bit identifier.
FUP-module


mod_ident output of the module identification, the on "address" adressed module

8 IO7S

0 IO7S in use
1 no IO7S with this address and IO7S does not answer respectively
3 IO7S will be initialized
4 FUP-module of another type on the same address
255 not initialized
di0 .. 2 terminal status of digital input DI 0 .. 2
mode_out Mode choice of the outputs UO0 und UO1.

Dependent of this configuration the outputs do0/do1 and ao0/ao1 respectively will
be set to the terminals UO0 und UO1.

Important: The jumper on the IO7S has to be set adequate.
0 analog values ao0 und ao1 will be put out as 0 .. 10V
1 The analog values ao0 und ao1 will be put out as 24 V PWM
2 put out 24V digital outputs do0 und do1
do0 .. 1 set value for the digital output DO 0 .. 1
ao0 .. 2 set value for the analog output AO 0 .. 2 ( 0 .. 100 % )
temp_in room-temperature ( internal temperature sensor )
temp_ext external temperature sensor
poti value potentiometer (if existing)

valid values: 0 .. 100 %
pushbutton current status of the pushbutton
led_red set value for the red led

CAN_PLD
Control of CAN-bus-able air damper actuators
Purpose
By this FUP-module the CAN-bus-able air damper actuators can be controlled. The actuators are build
with additional inputs.
FUP-module



1 DI16
2 DO8T
3 DO8TH
4 DO8R
5 DO8RH
6 AI8AO4
7 AI8AO4H
10 PWHxx-C1
11 AI8
12 AI4

13 AO4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DI8DO8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
101 CAN-Bus-no. not active
102 CAN-Bus-no. invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized
error error
This output is set if the actuator has an error.
err_rst reset malfunction message

By setting a 1 to "err_re" the existing malfunction messages will be reset. Then
"err_re" will be set to "0" automatically.
ext_err_rst reset malfunction message (external)

By changing of 0 to 1 the existing malfunction messages will be reset.
Notice: If the error even exists after the reset, the malfunction message will be
displayed again.
value set-point
The set-point for position of the drive in %
con_val current control value in %
temp1 temperature input AI1

Current temperature at the sensor of the input AI1.
The temperature is displayed in degrees Celsius.
di1 current status of the digital input 1


di2 current status of the digital input 2
betr_ai3 operation mode input AI3

0 control
1 analog-input
In the operation mode analog-input the terminal of AI3 is driven as 0-10V input. The
active voltage has no impact on the position of the actuator. In the operation mode
"control" the actuator can be driven by this input with 2-10V (=0..100%). The priority
control is driven to 0% or 100% if on this input is 2V or 24V. As 24V the supply
voltage can be used. At an open terminal the control is done by the CAN-bus(normal
operation).
ai3 input value AI3

The connected voltage at the input AI3 will be displayed here.
manual manual control

If the actuator is controlled manually (by AI3) then at this input is a "1". The BUS-
operation (set-point above CAN-bus) a "0" is displayed.
Notice
The inputs AI1 (temp1) and DI1 are physically on the same input terminal. the connected signal is
analysed on the one hand as constant analog-signal and on the other hand as digital input signal. The
same way the inputs AI2(temp2) and DI2 are analysed which are also physically the same terminal.

CAN_PULSTIME
measuring of impulse times
purpose
With this module the time spans between two impulses of an digital input can be measured. It will be
measured the time span of the "1" as well as the time span of two impulses.
FUP module
can_no declaration of the CAN-bus number

valid input range: 1..2
Only the activated CAN-bus lines can be addressed.
prio Preset of the sending priority for the COSMOS IO module.

values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority

input range : 0 .. 99
valid values for the address are : 1 .. 99
Only the activated address-ranges will be enabled.

input range 0 .. 7 correlates to terminal DO0 .. DO7
mod_id Output of the module identifier of the IO module addressed to "address".

0 unknwon, respectively no module with this address
1 DI16
2 DO8T
3 DO8TH
4 DO8R
5 DO8RH
6 AI8AO4
7 AI8AO4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AI8
12 AO4
13 AO4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC
mod_stat current module-status

0 IO module activated
1 no IO module with this address respectively no respond of the IO module
2 IO module of another type
3 initializing IO module
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

1 digital status input
2 tacticle-input
4 impuls-measuring
8 counter-input (up to 1Hz)
16 counter-input (up to 50 Hz)
The terminal status is bit encoded.
Example:
1 => 0000 0001 (digital status input)
2 => 0000 0010 (tacticle-input)
3 => 0000 0011 (display "te_stat")
ext_reset reset of the counter reading

Sets the counter reading to 0 when there is a flank change from 0 to 1.
impuls_dur impuls-duration
Time span for the time the impuls has been 1 the last time. The time is given in
1/100 s.
range: 0..4294967295
interval interval-duration
The time span between the last two flanks. The time is given in 1/100 s.
range: 0..4294967295
count_val current counter reading

range: 0..4294967295
For saving the counter value all the time a display element has to be added to this
output.
note
Impulses with frequences of up to 1 Hz can be interpreted. For faster pulse strings external divider are
needed.
This module cannot be used at the same terminal with other counter modules (CAN_COUNT) at the
same time.

CAN PUSHBTN
connects the COSMOS IO modules DE16
purpose
This module connects the COSMOS IO modules DE16.
Output of a push-event at the digital input.
"CAN_PUSHBTN" only has to be used once per hardware module and terminal in the project.
FUP module


values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority


input range of values 0 .. 15 corresponds to terminal DE00 .. DE15

1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4
7 AE8AA4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized

1 digital input
2 pushbutton input
Terminal status is bit-encoded. If an input is used as digital and as pushbutton input,
"te_stat" = 1 + 2 = 3
pushbtn Will be set to "1" when a pushbutton-event occures at the input terminal (poistive
flank) and after one cycle it will be reset to "0".

CAN PWH
connects the Plueth-Drive of the type PWHxx-24Y-C
purpose
This module connects the Plueth-Drive of the type PWHxx-24Y-C with integrated digital input and two
temperature inputs.
FUP module



1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4
7 AE8AA4H
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
255 not initialized
error error
If it exists an error for the drive, this output will be set.
More information about the reason of the error can be find out with the module
SRV_PWH.
err_re reset malfunction message

By setting a 1 to "err_re" the existing malfunction messages will be reset. Then
"err_re" will be set to "0" automatically.
ext_err_re reset malfunction message (external)

By changing of 0 to 1 the existing malfunction messages will be reset.
Notice: If the error even exists after the reset, the malfunction message will be
displayed again.
value set value

The set value for position of the drive in %
contr_val current control value in %


di0 current status of the digital input
see also
SRV_PWH

CAN_ABWURF
Dropping of an output DI8DO8T
purpose
If the communication between a COSMOS IO module of the type DI8DO8T and the controlling COSMOS
OPEN is interrupted then the digital output can recognize this and can set the output after a
parameterizable period of time automatically to "0".
FUP module
can_no Declaration of the CAN-bus-number

Valid input range: 1 .. 2
prio Specification of the transmit priority for the COSMOS IO module

Values:
1 low priority
2 normal priority
3 high priority

valid values: 0 .. 99
Address "0" deactivates the module
Valid values for the address are : 1 .. 99
terminal Addressed terminal of the module

valid values 0 .. 7 equates to terminal DO0 .. DO7
mod_ident Output of the module identification of the at "address" addressed IO-module.

0 unknown or no module with this address
1 DI16
2 DO8T
3 DO8TH
4 DO8R
5 DO8RH
6 AI8AO4

7 AI8AO4H
9 IO7E
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AI8
12 AO4
13 AO4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DI8DO8T
23 AI8/N
24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC
mod_stat Current module status

0 IO-module in operation
1 no IO-module with this address or IO-mosule does not answer
2 IO-module of other type
102 can_no invalid
104 adress invalid
255 not initialized
te_stat Current terminal status

0 Automatic OFF
1 Automatic ON
2 Manual OFF
3 Manual ON
timeout Monitoring time period

The time period is set in seconds. If a communication interruption to the controlling
COSMOS OPEN is recognized then after expiration of the time period the output is
set to "0".
A value of "0" deactivates the automatic dropping.

CAN_STATUS
CAN BUS status information
Purpose
Provides runtime information about the CAN data bus.
FUP module
quality Quality of the bus connection
= 100: normal
< 100: poor communication
ATTENTION: If the quality is below 100 then the bus has to be checked.
(termination resistor, double MAC addresses, wrong baud rates...)
devices Number of devices on the CAN bus.
count Number of sent and received telegrams.
sent Number of sent telegrams.
received Number of received telegrams.
error Number of corrupted telegrams.
mode CAN operation mode (0=normal; 1=ring).
state CAN ring status (0=NORMAL; 1=fault).
port CAN port number (1/2).

CHGBIT
Detect the change of a BIT value.
Function
If a change of the input value is detected then this is shown at the output.
FUP module
value The monitored value.
changed A change of the input value was detected.

value meaning
0 No change of the input value.
1 Change of the input was detected.

CHGFL
Detect the change of a float value.
Function
FUP module

value meaning

CHGSI
Detect the change of an SI value.
Function
FUP module

value meaning

CHGSLI
Detect the change of an SLI value.
Function
FUP module

value meaning

CHGTX16
Detect the change of a text.
Function
If a change of the input text is detected then this is shown at the output.
FUP module
value The monitored text.
changed A change of the input text was detected.

value meaning
0 No change of the input text.
1 Change of the input text was detected.

CHGTX32
Detect the change of a text.
Function
If a change of the input text is detected then this is shown at the output.
FUP module
value The monitored text.
changed A change of the input text was detected.

value meaning
0 No change of the input text.
1 Change of the input text was detected.

CHGUI
Detect the change of an UI value.
Function
FUP module

value meaning

CHGULI
Detect the change of an ULI value.
Function
FUP module

value meaning

CLK OUTP
clock switching outputs
purpose
This module writes out the outputs for the time switches.
FUP module
clk_a .. p output clock A .. P

CODI
Control of the CODI.
Purpose
This FUP module is designed to control the single room control panel CODI.
FUP module
can_no Declaration of the CAN bus number

Valid range: 1 .. 2
Only those CAN bus lines are addressed which are enabled on the target platform.
address Address of the CODI

Input range: 0 .. 96
Address 0 disables the module.
Valid values for addresses are: 1 .. 96
Only the address ranges enabled on the target platform will be addressed.
mod_id Output of the module identifier of the module addressed by address:

8 IO7S
9 IO7E
14 GALAXY One

15 CORA/CODI
mod_stat Current module state:

0 CODI running
1 No CODI with this address or CODI does not respond
3 Initializing CODI
4 FUP module of other type on this address
255 Not initialized
stages Number of stages of the multistage switch. Range: 2..5
stage Current stage of the multistage switch

Range: 1 .. stages
sta_defval Default value of the multistage switch. CODI will apply this value by a rising edge at
sta_set. The range of values is determined by the number of stages. Valid values are
in the range from 1 to stages.
sta_set The value at the input sta_defval will be applied by a rising edge. The rising edge
will only be processed during a normal operation status (mod_stat = 0).
Important: This function should not be used too often. Excessive use may lead to
destruction of the device!
sta_light Lighting mode of the multistage switch. By this input the control of the lighting of the
multistage switch:
0 Lighting off
1 Lighting on
2 Automatic lighting control (see input autodark). The lighting is enabled if the CODI
is in the operation mode active. In the operation mode inactive the lighting is
disabled.
lcd_mod Operation mode of the LCD.

The LCD can be driven in different operation modes:
1 Visualization of a single value (valA)
2 Visualization of two values. The upper value is valA and the lower one valB.
4 Visualization of a single value (valA). If the internal set-point is changed by the
push buttons + and - then this one will be shown. The adjustable set-point (valS)
will be visualized flashing.
5 Visualization of two values. The upper value is valA and the lower one valB. If the
internal set-point is changed by the push buttons + and - then this one will be
shown instead of valA. The adjustable set-point (valS) will be visualized flashing.
lcd_light Background lighting of the LCD

0 Lighting off
1 Lighting on
2 Automatic lighting control (see input autodark). The lighting is enabled if the CODI
is in the operation mode active. In the operation mode inactive the lighting is
disabled.

valA_fmt Formatting of the number valA:

0 Value range: -199,9 ..199,9
A positive leading sign + will not be visualized.
1 Value range: -999 .. 999
Number with three digits and no decimal place. A positive leading sign + will not
be visualized.
valA_sym Unit symbol for the visualization of the value valA

0 No unit symbol
1 °C
2 °F
3%
valA_val The value (valA) to visualize. The value range is dependent of the chosen format
(input valA_fmt).
valB_fmt Formatting of the number valB. The supported values are the same as for valA_fmt.
valB_sym Unit symbol for the visualization of the value valB.

0 No unit symbol
1 °C
2 °F
3%
4 rF
5 rH
valB_val The value (valB) to visualize. The value range is dependent of the chosen format
(input valB_fmt).
valS_fmt Formatting of the number valS. The supported values are the same as for valA_fmt.
valS_sym Unit symbol for the visualization of the value valS. The supported values are the
same as for valA_sym.
valS_val At this input the value to visualize (valS) is set up. If a change of value is initiated by
pressing the push button of the CODI then the new value is written backwards into
the input. A change of value of the external set up value is transferred directly to the
CODI.
Notice: A FUP element of type input has to be created for this input. This way
multiple CODI devices can be connected with each other.
valS_min The minimum value which can be set by the push buttons as set-point.
valS_max The maximum value which can be set by the push buttons as set-point.
valS_grid The set-point is increased or decreased by one grid length per press of the push
button. This value defines the grid.
valS_inc If the push button + of the CODI to increase the set-point (valS) is pressed then the
output is set for one cycle to a logical 1. Pressing this push button triggers a FUP
event simultaneously.
valS_dec If the push button - of the CODI to decrease the set-point (valS) is pressed then the
output is set for one cycle to a logical 1. Pressing this push button triggers a FUP
event simultaneously.
autodark Automatic screen saver. Valid value range: 0 .. 255. By this input the automatic
screen saver of the CODI is controlled. The automatic screen saver of the CODI has
two operations modes (active and inactive). It changes to active if any control
element is actuated. This mode stays enabled as long as the time is not passed
which is set at this input. Afterwards it changes to inactive. The time is set in
seconds. If the value is set to 0 then CODI will stay permanently in the operation
mode active.
temp The measured room temperature in °C.
rh Relative humidity in percent.
pushbtn If the freely available push button of the CODI is actuated then this output is set for
one cycle to a logical 1. Pressing this push button triggers a FUP event
simultaneously.
led The red LED is controlled by this input.
event This meter counts the FUP events triggered by this FUP module.
Notice about the FUP event
This FUP module triggers a FUP event on pressing one of the four push buttons. Thereby it is not
differentiated whether the push button is pressed for the heating time extension, a set-point change or a
change of the multistage switch. This detection is independent of the processing cycle of the FUP
module. It is possible to react to the event with processing any FUP page(s). This will be parametrized by
the properties dialog of this module. By this event mechanism it is possible to trigger resource friendly
reactions even if all FUP pages are processed in a cycle every second.

COMPARAT
comparator
purpose
This module compares the values of the variables "i_min" and "i_max". While "i_min" < "i_max", a "1" will
be set to the variable "output".
FUP module
i_min input of lower value e.g. actual temperature
i_max input of higher value e.g. set temperature
output i_min < i_max -> output = 1 e.g. heating

CONST
purpose
This module makes constants available for the FUP.
FUP module
dig_null digital output 0
dig_one digital output 1
fl_in0 .. 2 input for free allocation
fl_out0 .. 2 output for free allocation

CORA
Usage of the Single-Room-Unit CORA.
purpose
With this module a Single-Room-Unit CORA is controlled by a COSMOS OPEN.
FUP-Module

Only the unlocked CAN-bus-lines of the destination platform will be addressed.
address address of the CORA module

valid values: 1...96
Only the unlocked address ranges of the destination platform will be addressed.
mod_id the id of the module at the specified " address ".

8 IO7S
9 IO7E
14 GALAXY One
15 CORA

0 CORA operating normally
1 no CORA with this address and it does not answer respectively
3 CORA is being initialized
4 FUP module of another type at the specified address
255 not initialized
steps Number of steps available at the multistate switch
step actual step of the multistate switch

range: 1 .. "steps" If the CORA is not equiped with a multistate switch, this value is set
to 0.
value Set-value for the multistate switch.

This value is set within the CORA with a raising edge at the input "set". Valid values
are defined by the actual number of steps available at the multistate switch.
range: 1 .. "steps"
If the CORA is not equiped with a multistate switch, this function has no effect.
set With a raising edge the value at the input "value" will be adopted by the CORA's
multistate switch.
A raising edge is only evaluated within the normal operation mode ("mod_stat" = 0).
Attention: This function must not be used too often. Excessiv usage may lead to the
destruction of the module!
display display time of the multistate switch

This value defines the period of time in seconds, a change of the actual step is
displayed at the device's LEDs.
After this time is elapsed the LEDs are switched of.
A Value of 0 leds to permanent display.
temp actual room temperature (internal temperature sensor)
button the usage of the button results in one cycle indicating 1.

Also a FUP-Event is invoked to allow direct reactions.
poti state of the potentiometer

range: 0 .. 100%
motion integrated motion detector (if available)
led integrated LED (red)
This FUP module invokes FUP events, as soon as any status of any button changes. The detection of
those changes is independent of the processing interval of the FUP page.
At the occurence of an event any FUP pages can be processed immediately. The FUP pages that will be
processed are specified within the features dialog of the FUP module.
Because of this EVENT mechanism direct reactions to keystrokes can be achieved without wasting
resources. This mechanism will work even if the FUP page is normally processd only once per second.

COS
cosine
purpose
With this module a cosine to 'x' will be calculated .
FUP module
y output value y = cos ( x )
x input value

COUNTER
counter module
purpose
Depending on assignment of the input "direction" the counter module has two operation modes.
The module operates as an incrementer if the input "direction" is set to "1".

If input "set" = 1, the module sets the counter reading "c_read" and the output "carry" to "0". As long as
input "enabling" = 1, the value of the counter "c_read" will be count up about 1 with every positive flank at
the input "i_z". Exceeds the value of the counter "c_read" the value at the input "c_max", the output
"carry" will be set to "1" and the counter index will be set to "0".
The module operates as a reverse counter if the input "direction" is set to "0".
If input "set" = 1, the module sets the counter reading "c_read" to the value which is set at the input
"c_max" and the output "carry" to "0". As long as input "enabling" = 1, the value of the counter "c_read"
will be count down about 1. If the value of the counter "c_read" = 0, a positive flank at the input "i_z" sets
the output "carry" and the counter "c_read" will be set to the value of "c_max".
The value of "c_read" will be kept after a voltage breakdown.

As long as the memory "c_max" is assigned to 65535, the output "carry" will not be set to "1" while a
overflow or underflow.
FUP module
enabling enabling
i_c counting input
c_read counter reading
c_max maximum counter value
direction counting direction
set set counter
carry carry marker

COUNTERL
counter module
purpose
Depending on assignment of the input "direction" the counter module has two operation modes.
The module operates as an incrementer if the input "direction" is set to "1".

If input "set" = 1, the module sets the counter reading "c_read" and the output "carry" to "0". As long as
input "enabling" = 1, the value of the counter "c_read" will be count up about 1 with every positive flank at
the input "i_z". Exceeds the value of the counter "c_read" the value at the input "c_max", the output
"carry" will be set to "1" and the counter index will be set to "0".
The module operates as a reverse counter if the input "direction" is set to "0".
If input "set" = 1, the module sets the counter reading "c_read" to the value which is set at the input
"c_max" and the output "carry" to "0". As long as input "enabling" = 1, the value of the counter "c_read"
will be count down about 1. If the value of the counter "c_read" = 0, a positive flank at the input "i_z" sets
the output "carry" and the counter "c_read" will be set to the value of "c_max".
The value of "c_read" will be kept after a voltage breakdown.

As long as the memory "c_max" is assigned to 65535, the output "carry" will not be set to "1" while a
overflow or underflow.
FUP module
enabling enabling
i_c counting input
c_read counter reading
c_max maximum counter value
direction counting direction
set set counter
carry carry marker

COUNT B
operating hours counter
purpose
As long as the input "i_z" is set to "1", the value of "c_read" will be count up about 1 every minute. After a
voltage breakdown the value of "c_read" will be kept. The operating time will be record every second. The
last two digits of "c_read" present the minutes (with 60 carry). Internal the operating time is given in
seconds.
FUP module
i_0 reset input
i_c counter input
c_read counter reading with 60er carry

DAY PULSE
purpose
This module writes out a "1" to the variable "out" for the time which is given by the variable "duration", at
the hour of the day which is given by the varibable "hour".
FUP module

DECOD 2
analysis of 2 digital inputs
purpose
This module is used for analysis of 2 digital inputs.

In dependance of the status of the inputs "in_0" and "in_1" one output will be set to "1", the other to "0".
hour hour of starting
duration on-time in seconds
out switching output
in_1 in_0 1 ->

0 0 out_0
0 1 out_1
1 0 out_2
1 1 out_3
FUP module
in_0 .. 1 input 0 .. 1
out_0 .. 3 output 0 .. 3

DECOD 3
analysis of 3 digital inputs
purpose
This module is used for analysis of 3 digital inputs.

In dependance of the status of the inputs "in_0" to "in_2" one output will be set to "1", the other to "0".
in_2 in_1 in_0 1 ->

0 0 0 out_0
0 0 1 out_1
0 1 0 out_2
0 1 1 out_3
1 0 0 out_4
1 0 1 out_5
1 1 0 out_6
1 1 1 out_7
FUP module
in_0 .. 2 input 0 .. 2
out_0 .. 7 output 0 .. 7

DEFUZZY
defuzzyfier
purpose
This module presents a defuzzyfier for defuzzying outputs of 5 inferenzes.
FUP module
xcv1 .. 5 control value 1 .. 5
qcv1 .. 5 control value quantifier 1 .. 5
xcv control value
qcv control value quantifier

DELTA H
Calculation of heating and cooling energy to turn air from one condition to another.
purpose
This module calculates the heating and cooling energy which is needed to turn air from one condition to
another. The initial state is given with the variables "theta_s" and "rh_s", the end state with the variables
"theta_e" and "rh_e". Different energy prices and efficiency factors respectively for provision of heating
and cooling output can be regarded with the constants "const_h" bzw. "const_c". The current barometric
pressure is stated with the variable "p". As the current barometric pressure is existing seldom, the
average environment pressure has to be set. This average pressure is dependant of the height above
see level.
p_average = 1013.25 hPa * EXP (-h/8192,7m)
altitude / altitude / altitude /

hPa hPa hPa
m m m
0 1013 700 930 1400 854
100 1001 800 918 1500 844
200 989 900 908 1600 833
300 977 1000 897 1700 823
400 965 1100 886 1800 813
500 953 1200 875 1900 804
600 942 1300 865 2000 794
FUP module
theta_o temperature in °C
rh_s humidity in %
theta_e temperature in °C
rh_e humidity in %
h_h heating energy in kJ/kg

h_c cooling energy in kJ/kg
const_h complexity constant heating
const_c complexity constant cooling
p barometric pressure in hPa
w complexity rating

DI
This module handles the internal IO's: digital inputs.
Purpose
Control of the internal digital inputs of a COSMOS OPEN.
FUP-module

Input range: 0..7 corresponds to terminal DI0..DI7.
value Current state of the input terminal
Notice
Event:
With this FUP-module a FUP-event can be parameterized. By the FUP-event direct reactions to value
changes can be triggered. An event will be triggered on rising and falling edge.
Operation mode:
Digital inputs can be used in two operation modes:
1. Default (slow counters)

2. Fast counters
In the operation mode "Default" the functions state, pushbutton, slow counter and pulse time rating are
available. In the operation mode "Fast counter" the function "Fast counter" is available. A digital input
should operate in the operation mode "Fast counter" if in the FUP-module DI_COUNT the terminal is
parameterized for fast counter. The current operation mode can be visualized by the FUP-module
"DI_SRV".

DIFFSIGN
comparator
purpose
This module describes a comparator and compares the variables "i_1" and "i_2".
If 'i_1' < 'i_2' --> 'status' = +1 ;

If 'i_1' = 'i_2' --> 'status' = 0 ;
If 'i_1' > 'i_2' --> 'status' = -1 ;
The change of skin of the status sets "change" to "1". With a positive flank at "reset_f" to output "change"
will be reset. A "1" at the input "reset_s" holds the module in its reset-status.
FUP module
i_1 input value 1
i_2 input value 2
reset_f reset input flank
status A REM status
change change
reset_s reset input static

DIG MUX 2
digital multiplexer
purpose
This module describes a digital multiplexer with 2 inputs.
If input "selector" = 0 then variable "output" = "i_0".

If input "selector" = 1 then variable "output" = "i_1".
selector output
0 i_0
1 i_1
FUP module
selector gate input
i_0 digital input if gate input = 0
output digital output
i_1 digital input if gate input = 1

DIG MUX 4
digital multiplexer
purpose
In correaltion of allocation of the inputs "select_0" and "select_1" the input value of "i_0" to "i_3" will be
set to the output "output".
select_1 select_0 output

0 0 i_0
0 1 i_1
1 0 i_2
1 1 i_3
FUP module
i_0 .. 3 digital input 0 .. 3

DIG MUX 8
digital multiplexer
purpose
In correaltion of allocation of the inputs "select_0", "select_1" and "select_2" the input value of "i_0" to
"i_7" will be set to the output "output".
select_2 select_1 select_0 output

0 0 0 i_0
0 0 1 i_1
0 1 0 i_2
0 1 1 i_3
1 0 0 i_4
1 0 1 i_5
1 1 0 i_6
1 1 1 i_7
FUP module
i_0 .. 7 digital input 0 .. 7

DIVISION
DIVISION
purpose
This module divides 2 input values.

The input values are between -1019 and 1019 and will be limited corresponding if needed, to provide
overflows. If the divisor = 0, the number 1038 will be wrote from "dividend" to "quotient" with its sign.
FUP module
quotient quotient
dividend dividend
divisor divisor

DI_COUNT
This module handles the internal IO's: digital inputs as counter.
Purpose
By this FUP-module a digital input is used as counter.
FUP-module

Input range: 0..7 corresponds to terminal DE0..DE7.
default Preset for the counter reading

Input range: 0..4294967295
The preset value will be written to the counter memory if a reset of the counter is
triggered (reset or ext_reset).
reset Reset of a counter reading

This function resets the counter reading to the preset value if "reset" is set to "1".
"reset" will be reset automatically to "0".
ext_reset Reset if the counter reading (external)

This function resets the counter reading to the preset value if the edge changes
from 0 to 1.
filter Configuration of max. counter frequency.

for signals with average pulse frequency smaller than 1Hz; temporary
0
up to 5Hz.
for signals with average pulse frequency smaller than 50Hz; temporary
1
up to 80Hz.
down_stop_up Counter mode:

-1 Decreasing counter
0 Stop
1 Increasing counter
value Current coutner reading

value range: 0..4294967295
For permanent saving of the counter value a visualization element has to be
attached to this output.
Notice
Operation mode:

2. Fast counters
"DI_SRV".

DI_PULSETIME
This module handles the internal IO's: digital inputs for pulse time rating.
Purpose
By this FUP-module the pulses at a digital input will be measured. The duration of a single pulse and the
total duration of a whole interval will be measured.
FUP-module
Input range: 0..7 corresponds to terminal DI0..DI7.
ext_reset Reset of the counter
On an edge from 0 to 1 the counter will be reset to 0.
impuls_dur Pulse duration
The time the last pulse was on the value 1. The time is given in 1/100s.
value range: 0..4294967295
interval Interval duration
The time between the last two rising edges. The time is given in 1/100s.
value range: 0..4294967295
puls_num Current counter reading
value range: 0..4294967295

For permanent saving of the counter value a visualization element has to be
attached to this output.
Notice

Operation mode:

2. Fast counters
"DI_SRV".

DI_PUSHBUTTON
This module handles the internal IO's: digital inputs as pushbuttons.
Purpose
By this FUP-module a digital input validated as pushbutton. In this operation mode it is possible to detect
short push pulses at a digital input. Short push pulses will betected even if the FUP-module operates in a
slow cycle. If a push pulse is detected then the output "value" will be set to "1" for one interval.
FUP-module

Input range: 0..7 corresponds to terminal DE0..DE7.
value Pushbutton value

If an rising edge is detected then this value will be set for an interval to "1".
event Event counter

If a FUP event is triggered by this FUP module then this counter will be increased by 1.
Please recognize the additional notice.
Notice
Event: With this FUP-module a FUP-event can be parameterized. By the FUP-event direct reactions to
value changes can be triggered. An event will be triggered on rising and falling edge.
Operation mode: Digital inputs can be used in two operation modes:

1. Default
2. Fast counter
available. In the operation mode "Fast counter" the function "Fast counter" is available.
A digital input should operate in the operation mode "Fast counter" if in the FUP-module DI_COUNT the
terminal is parameterized for fast counter.
The current operation mode can be visualized by the FUP-module "DI_SRV".
Event-Counter: The counting of occurred events is implemented beginning with controller program
version 1.048b. In previous versions this counter will not be incremented. Nevertheless events will be
triggered in previous versions.

DI_SRV
This module handles the internal IO's: digital inputs (service).
Purpose
By this FUP-module the operation mode of the digital inputs will be visualized. Additionally the operation
mode of the terminal-LED's will be paramterized.
FUP-module
MODE_00..07 Operation mode of the terminal:


2. Fast counters
In the operation mode "Default" the functions status, pushbutton, slow counter
and pulse time rating are available. In the operation mode "Fast counter" the
function "Fast counter" is available. A digital input should operate in the operation
mode "Fast counter" if in the FUP-module DI_COUNT the terminal is
parameterized for fast counter. The current operation mode can be visualized by
the FUP-module "DI_SRV".
LED_00..07 Operation mode of the terminal LED's

0 LED green, following
1 LED green, inverted
2 LED red, following
3 LED red, inverted
status Status of this FUP-Moduls
If this FUP-module is in operation it is signaled by a "0". This FUP-module must

be unique in a controller program. If multiple ones are in use then the surplus
ones will signal a "1". These modules will not be executed.


DMX_RAW
DMX light control

Control by raw value
Function
By this FUP module a DMX channel is directly controlled by the raw value.
This way it is possible to use it with an external scaling to control a brightness
or to control configuration values.
FUP module
address DMX address (channel number)

Value range: 1..512
Only those addresses will be controlled which are enabled in the options:
If the option value is 128 then the addresses 1..128 are controlled.
status Status of the DMX address

value meaning
0 DMX address active
1 The set DMX address is out of range.
2 The interface is inactive or unassigned.
3 The set DMX address is higher than the active option and and is therefore not in
control.
value Raw value of the value to send to the DMX channel

Value range: 0..255

DMX_SRV
DMX light control

Service administration of the DMX communication
Function
This FUP module provides an overview of the configuration of the DMX interface.
This FUP module is required once in the controller program to use the DMX interface.
FUP module
interface DMX interface number

value range: (0) 1..4
The configured value sets the number of the USR interface for which the DMX
interface should be used.
A value of 0 deactivates the DMX interface.
status Status of the DMX interface

value meaning
0 DMX interface active
1 Unable to open the USR interface.
3 The FUP module DMX_SRV is multiple times present in the controller
program. It is mandatory to use it only once. Exceeding numbers of FUP
modules have to be removed.
4 Configuration error present:
- At the input "interface" is an invalid value.
5 No options for DMX enabled.
addresses Number of programmed DMX channels.

The number accords the number of FUP modules DMX_RAW and DMX_VALUE.

DMX_VALUE
DMX light control

Control of the brightness
Function
By this FUP module a DMX channel is controlled as 0..100% brightness.
FUP module
address DMX address (channel number)

Value range: 1..512
Only those addresses will be controlled which are enabled in the options:
If the option value is 128 then the addresses 1..128 are controlled.
status Status of the DMX address

value meaning
0 DMX address active
1 The set DMX address is out of range.
2 The interface is inactive or unassigned.
3 The set DMX address is higher than the active option and and is therefore not in
control.
value Brightness value in percent

Value range: 0..100%

DO
This module handles the internal IO's: digital outputs.
Purpose
Control of the internal digital outputs of a COSMOS OPEN.
FUP-module

Input range: 0..11 corresponds to terminal DO0..DO11.
value Set-point for the output
status Current terminal-status

0 Off
1 On
hand Current operation-status

0 Automatic
1 Hand
handres Reset of the hand operation

This function resets the hand operation for this terminal to automatic-operation if
"handres" is set to "1". "handres" will be reset automatically to "0".
ext_handres Reset of the hand operation (external)

This function resets the hand operation for this terminal on an edge from 0 to 1
back to automatic-operation.

D FLANK
delay module
purpose
This module always writes out a "0" to the output "out" as long as the input "enable" is assigned to "0".
If the input "enable" = 1, then the output "out" = 1 for the time "t" with raising flank at the input "start".
When "start" will be assigned to "1" then the output "out" will be turned on with a delay off the time "t". If
there is a positive flank at the input "start" during the delay phase, the delay time begins again. During the
delay phase the unoccupied cycle time will be written to the variable "unoc_time". While the delay phase
"out" only can be reset with a "0" at the input "enable". During the delay phase a positive flank at the input
"start" starts the delay again. The unoccupied cycle time will be written out to "unoc_time".
FUP module
t pulse duration in seconds
start input
enable enabling
resttime resttime in 1/10s
out output

D OFF
falling delay
purpose
This module executes a falling delay.

If the input "start" = 1, then the output "out" = 1 directly. When "start" will be assigned to "0" then the
output "out" will be turned off with a delay off the time "t". If there is a positive flank at the input "start"
during the delay phase, the delay time begins again. During the delay phase the resttime will be written to
the variable "resttime".
FUP module
t falling delay in seconds
start input
out output

D OFF S
falling delay
purpose
This module executes a falling delay.

If start is set to 1 then out is enabled and set to 1. Otherwise if start is set to 0 then out will be disabled
(set to 0) after a delay (in seconds) which can be setup by the parameter t.
If a positive flank triggers start during the delay, then the delay is restarted. While start is set to 1 the
remaining time will be output to resttime.
In case of setting stop to 1 the delay is interrupted an can be continued by resetting stop to 0.
FUP module
t falling delay in seconds
start input
resttime resttime in seconds
out output
stop 1 = stop

D ON
turn-on delay
purpose
This module executes a turn-on delay.

If the input "start" = 0, then the output "out" = 0 directly. When "start" will be assigned to "1" then the
output "out" will be turned on with a delay off the time "t". If there is a positive flank at the input "start"
during the delay phase, the delay time begins again. During the delay phase the resttime will be written to
the variable "resttime".
FUP module
t turn-on delay in seconds
start input
out output

D ON S
Start delay
Purpose
This module executes a delay of the start.

If start is set to 0 then out is disabled and set to 0. Otherwise if start is set to 1 then out will be enabled
(set to 1) after a delay (in seconds) which can be setup by the parameter t.
If a positive flank triggers start during the delay, then the delay is restarted. While start is set to 1 the
remaining time will be output to rem_time. In case of setting stop to 1 the delay is interrupted an can be
continued by resetting stop to 0.
FUP module
t Start delay in seconds
start input
rem_time remaining time in seconds
out output
stop 1 = stop

ENTHALPY
enthalpy
purpose
FUP module
in input value
outer outer air enthalpy and -temperature respectively
ex_air exhaust air enthalpy and -temperature respectively
cool output cooling
throttle output outer air throttle
whr output waste heat recovery
heating output heating
p_cool use point of cooling
p_heat use point of heating
min_throt minimum opening outer air
split 0 -> throttle and waste heat recovery (whr) antiparallel

EQUIVAL
comparator
purpose
Writes a "1" to the 'output' if e_1 = e_2 .
FUP module
i_1 input value 1
i_2 input value 2
output i_1 = 1_2 -> output = 1

EVALUATE
purpose
This module finds out the number of set inputs "i_0" up to "i_7" and sets accordant outputs "o_0" up to
"o_7" in number. At this the outputs will be set or deleted in the order of there assigned weighting. The
input "min_max" defines the order of switching.
The output with the minimum weighting will be set as first output if "min_max" = 0.
The output with the maximum weighting will be set as first output if "min_max" = 1.
The input "number" defines how much outputs have to be switched. If "number" < 8, the outputs which
are not necessary will be set to "0".
FUP module
min_max 0 minimum first

1 maximum first
i_0 .. 7 input 0 .. 7
o_0 .. 7 output 0 .. 7
e_0 .. 7 evaluation 0 .. 7
number number

EVENT
purpose
Depending on the flank type the stated FUP-pages will be executed first at the next cycle by the input.
For the FUP-pages of this module the circulation-type "SECOND:0,05" should be entered. By dint of this
module the response time of an action can be shorten. E.g. if the LED of the pushbutton for the extra
operation time has to switch directly by using, it has to be programmed as follows:
Program the input of the pushbutton on a FUP-page and connect the event module with the output of the
pushbutton. State "SECOND:0,05" for the circulation of this FUP-page and state the FUP-page of the
static heater and the FUP-page with the ouput of the LED to the event list. The flank-type has to be set to
3. Now the static heater and after this the digital output will be set by using the pushbutton after 0,05
seconds at the latest. The FUP-pages also have to be processed by the negative flank (flank-type = 3) to
register the pushbutton pulse of the flank module "EXTRTIME" correct. When the value of the input
"cyc_time" > 0 the event will be repeated cyclical as long as the input "in" = 1.
starting behavior: no event by the first cycle
FUP module
in event input
flank_type flank type

0 no event
1 pos. flank
2 neg. flank
3 pos. + neg. flank
number event counter
cyc_time repeats event cyclic ( in 10 msec stated )
notice
If flank modules as "EXTRTIME" (input 'extr_at') of the called FUP-pages will be used by cross
references, the event has to be set with an impulse and the flank type has to be set to 3. Only in this way
it can be ensured that the flank module gets the accordant impulse 0 -> 1 in the first and 1 -> 0 in the
second cycle.

EXTRTIME
extension of the operation time
purpose
This module is used for the extension of the operation time of control cycles and is downstreamed to a
clock timer. The input "enable_in" will be connected to the output of the clock timer. The input "extr_at"
has to be connected to a pushbutton. By using the pushbutton the extension of the operation time will be
turned on or off and the status is written to the variable "extr_req", which can be used to address a control
lamp for the operation. If the control already is running as the clock timer output is active while activating
with the pushbutton, the time of "extr_time" will be added after the turn off of the clock timer. If the control
is not requested with die clock timer, the extension of the operation will start directly. Every time the
extension can be disrupted or started by using the pushbutton. After the extension of the operation, the
output "extr_req" is set to "0" automatically. The output "enable_output" will be set to "1" as long as the
input "enable_in" is set to "1" or the extension time is not over. The balanced time will be set to the
variable "bal_time". If the extension time is set to "0", the variable "extr_req" will be set to the status of the
variable "extr_req" directly. In that case the output "enable_output" presents the OR relation of "extr_req"
and "enable_in" and the variable "bal_time" always will be set to "0"
FUP module
enable_in enable input
extr_at requirement changeover
extr_time extra time (in minutes)
bal_time balanced time (in minutes)
extr_req extra time requirement (pushbutton function)
enable_out enable output

FF DYN
dynamic flip flop
purpose
This module switches the output "output" with a positive flank at the input "i_sw". "1" at the input "i_0"
switch the output "output" to "0". After a voltage breakdown the output always will be set to "0".
"FF_DYN" works like a surge relais.
FUP module
i_0 reset input
i_sw switch input
output output

FF DYNM
dynamic flip flop
purpose
The FF_DYNM works like an impulse relay. With a positive edge at the input "i_sw" the output "output" is
switched. "1" at the input "i_0" switch the output "output" to "0". The initial state at restart equates the last
saved value of the output
FUP module
i_0 reset input
i_sw switch input
output output

FF RS
RS flip flop
purpose
While input "i_0" = 1, "output" = 0. If "i_0" = 0 and "i_1" = 1, "output" = 1 as long as "i_0" = 1 again. The
input "i_0" is up to the Reset input and the input "i_1" is up to the Set input. After a voltage breakdown
always the "output" = 0.
SR Q
1 0 1 set
0 0 x save
0 1 0 reset
1 1 x undefined / forbidden
FUP module
i_0 reset input
i_1 set input
output output

FF RSM
RS flip flop
purpose
FF_RSM is a RS flip flop. While the input "i_0" is set to 1 a 0 is written on the variable "output". If "i_0" is
set to 0 and "i_1" to 1 then the output "output" is overwritten with a 1 until "i_0" is set to 1 again. The initial
state at restart equates the last saved value of the output
SR Q
1 0 1 set
0 0 x save
0 1 0 reset
1 1 x undefined / forbidden
FUP module
i_0 reset input
i_1 set input
output output

FILTER
filtering of analog input values
purpose
This module purpose the filtering of analog input values.

The filtered "input" value is displayed at the "output". The filter intensity is defined by the value of "factor".
This is between 0 and 5. If the filter intensity = 0, the input value will be displayed at the output unfiltered.
If the filter intensity = 5, it is the most filtering.
FUP module
input input
output output
factor filter potency

FLANK
purpose
This module sets the output "pos" to 1, if the status of the variable "in" switches from 0 to 1. The output
"neg" will be set, if the status of the variable "in" switches from 1 to 0.
FUP module
pos positive flank
in input
neg negative flank

FLTDMUX16
demultiplexer for float numbers
purpose
This module describes a demultiplexer for float numbers. Dependent of the input value "address" the
input value "input" will be set to an output "o_00" to "o_15". If the value of "address" < 0 then the "input"
will be set to "o_00". If the value of "max_adr" > 15 or < 0, it is regarded as "15". If the value of "address"
> "max_adr" then the "input" will be set to "max_adr"-th output.
Not addressed outputs will be set to "0" if the input "save" = 0.
FUP module
address address
input input
o_00 .. 15 output 00 .. 15
see also
FLT_MUX16

FLT MUX16
multiplexer for float numbers
purpose
This module describes a multiplexer for float numbers. Dependent of the input value "address" the input
value input values of "i_00" to "i_15" will be set to the output . If the value of "address" < 0 then the
""output" will be set to "i_00". If the value of "max_adr" > 15 or < 0, it is regarded as "15". If the value of
"address" > "max_adr" then the "output" will be set to "max_adr"-th input.
FUP module
address address
output output
i_00 .. 15 input 00 .. 15
see also
FLTDMUX16

FL BIT
purpose
This module analyzes a float number and switches the output to "1" while the input value is not 0. If "in" =
0 then the output value "out" = 0.
FUP module
in FL - input
out BIT - output

FL SI
purpose
This module changes a float number to an signed integer.

Post-comma will be cutted.
FUP module
in FL - input
out SI - output

FL UI
purpose
This module changes a float number to an unsigned integer.

Post-comma will be cutted.
FUP module
in FL - input
out UI - output

FUZZY NEG
negation of fuzzy-termes
purpose
This module realizes the negation of fuzzy-termes.
FUP module
in input
out output

F AND 2
AND-relation of 2 FUZZY-termes
purpose
This module realizes the AND-relation of 2 FUZZY-termes.
FUP module
in_0 .. 1 input 0 .. 1
out output

F AND 4
AND-relation of 4 FUZZY-termes
purpose
This module realizes the AND-relation of 4 FUZZY-termes.
FUP module
in_0 .. 3 input 0 .. 3
out output

F OR 2
OR-relation of 2 FUZZY-termes
purpose
This module realizes the OR-relation of 2 FUZZY-termes.
FUP module
in_0 .. 1 input 0 .. 1
out output

F OR 4
OR-relation of 4 FUZZY-termes
purpose
This module realizes the OR-relation of 4 FUZZY-termes.
FUP module
in_0 .. 3 input 0 .. 3
out output

F XOR 2
XOR-relation of 2 FUZZY-termes
purpose
This module realizes the XOR-relation of 2 FUZZY-termes.
FUP module
in_0 .. 1 input 0 .. 1
out output

GALAXYONE
Handling of a GALAXY One.
purpose
With this module a GALAXY One can be controlled by a COSMOS OPEN.
FUP module

can_addr address of the GALAXY One module

mod_ident the id of the module at the specified " address ".

8 IO7S
9 IO7E
14 GALAXY One

0 GALAXY One operating normally
1 no GALAXY One with this address and it does not answer respectively

3 GALAXY One will be initialized

255 not initialized
buttons number of buttons availabe at the GALAXY One
time display format of date and time

language 0x00 german
0x08 english
weekday 0x00 do not display
0x04 display weekday
date / 0x00 do not display
time
0x01 display date
0x02 display time
0x03 Alternative display of date and time. The displayed value changes
every five seconds.
To dertermine the value for this input, the desired values of the three groups
(language, weekday, date/time) have to be added. For example if a the day of the
week and the time should be displayed permanently the values 0x02 and 0x04 have
to be added. In this dase the value 0x06 has to be attached to this input.
error symbol " error "

0 do not display
1 display symbol
manual symbol " manual adjustment "
actual symbol " current value " (thermometer)
outer symbol " out "
percentage symbol " % "
in symbol " in "
present symbol " present / absent "

0 do not display
1 present
4 absent
manauto symbol " manual / AUTO "

0 do not display
1 AUTO
4 manual
vent symbol " ventilation "

0 do not display

1 ventilation level 0 (ventilation off)

2 ventilation level 1
heatcool symbol " heating / cooling "

0 do not display
1 heating
4 cooling
window symbol " window open "

0 do not display
1 window open
dimension dimension of the central display value

0 do not display
1 temperature in degrees Celsius
range: -99.9 .. +99.9
2 temperatur in degrees Fahrenheit
range: -99.9 .. +99.9
3 integer
range: -9999 .. +9999
4 integer with leading zeros
range: -9999 .. +9999
5 integer
range: -999 .. +999
6 time
range: -99:99 .. +99:99
7 float, one position after decimal point
range: -99.9 .. +99.9
8 float, two positions after decimal point
range: -99.99 .. +99.99
9 text: " On " / " Off "
10 text: " On " / " Off "
value central display value
roomtemp actual room temperature
light background light
buttonXX state of the buttonXX

These outputs indicate the actual state of a button. As long as the button is pressed,
the corresponding output indicates a 1. Shortly tipping a button will result in at least
one cycle indicating 1.
event number of events invoked by this FUP module

see also
SRVGALAXON

GALAXY_LED
Handling of a GALAXY One.
purpose
With this module a GALAXY One can be controlled by a COSMOS OPEN.

As an extension to the FUP-module GALAXYONE the LEDs beside the buttons can be switched on
individually (input "buttonleds"). See the notice below.
Notice for compatibility
For individual control of the LEDs by the input"buttonleds" the GALAXY One has to be at least at
software-version 64 (hexadecimal: 0x0040). At previous versions a set value at this input will have no
function.
The software version of the connected GALAXY One can be detected by the FUP module
SRVGALAXON.
In all other functions this FUP module is compatible to the FUP module GALAXYONE.
Date of delivery of the GALAXY One with the software version 64 (0x40) on request.
FUP module




8 IO7S
9 IO7E
14 GALAXY One

0 GALAXY One operating normally
1 no GALAXY One with this address and it does not answer respectively
3 GALAXY One will be initialized
255 not initialized
time display format of date and time

language 0x00 german
0x08 english
weekday 0x00 do not display
0x04 display weekday
date / 0x00 do not display
time
0x01 display date
0x02 display time
0x03 Alternative display of date and time. The displayed value changes
every five second
To dertermine the value for this input, the desired values of the three groups
(language, weekday, date/time) have to be added. For example if a the day of the
week and the time should be displayed permanently the values 0x02 and 0x04 have
to be added. In this dase the value 0x06 has to be attached to this input.
error symbol " error "

0 do not display
1 display
manual symbol " manual adjustment "
actual symbol " current value "
outer symbol " out "
percentage symbol " % "
in symbol " in "
present symbole " present / absent "

0 do not display
1 present
4 absent
manauto symbole " manual / AUTO "

0 do not display
1 AUTO
4 manual
ventilation symbole " ventilation "

0 do not display
1 ventilation level 0 (ventilation off)
heatcool symbole " heating / cooling "

0 do not display
1 heating
4 cooling
window symbol " window "

0 do not display
1 window open
dimension dimension of the central display value

0 do not display
1 temperature in degrees Celsius
range: -99.9 .. +99.9
2 temperatur in degrees Fahrenheit
range: -99.9 .. +99.9
3 integer
range: -9999 .. +9999
4 integer with leading zeros
range: -9999 .. +9999
5 integer
range: -999 .. +999
6 time
range: -99:99 .. +99:99
7 float, one position after decimal point
range: -99.9 .. +99.9
8 float, two positions after decimal point
range: -99.99 .. +99.99
9 text: " On " / " Off "
10 text: " On " / " Off "
value central display value
roomtemp actual room temperature

light background light
buttonXX state of the buttonXX

These outputs indicate the actual state of a button. As long as the button is pressed,
the corresponding output indicates a 1 (status-mode).Shortly tipping a button will
result in at least one cycle showing it at the accordant output(button-function).
buttonleds Handling of the button LEDs

Independent whether a button of the GALAXY One is pressed or not the according
LEDs can be switched on.
This input is BIT-coded: Bit 0 controls the LED beside the button01 etc.
Example:
With the value 0x00D (decimal: 13) the LEDs beside button01, button03 and
button04 are switched in permanently.
event number of events invoked by this FUP module
see also
GALAXYONE
SRVGALAXON

GATE8 BIT
purpose
This module hands over the states of the inputs "i_x" to the outputs "o_x" as long as the input "enabling"
is assigned to "1". The output states will be kept if the input "save" is assigned to "1" and the input
"enabling" is assigned to "0". The outputs will be set to "0" while the inputs "enabling" and "save" are
assigned to "0".
FUP module
i_0 .. 7 input 0 .. 7
o_0 .. 7 output 0 .. 7
enabling enabling
save saved input

HEAT CURV
calculates a flow set temperature to the outside temperature
purpose
This module calculates a flow set temperature to the outside temperature.

The input "theta_o" has to be connected to the outside temperature. The tracing point should be the
desired temperature. As slope a value between 0.6 and 4.0 should be entered. the value for the curve
depends on the heating system and of the kind of the used radiators respectively.
There are following standard values:
floor heating ca. 1,10

radiators ca. 1,20
DIN-radiators ca. 1,33
steel panel radiator ca. 1,25 .. 1,40
convector heater ca. 1,40 .. 1,66
The design temperature has to be set at the input "th_dim". In case of doubt should be entered -20 °C.
The displacement of the heating curve (in Kelvin) is given by the input "op_day". If it is equal to 0, the
curve will be displaced by the value of "a_night". If it is equal to 1 the curve will be diplaced by the value
of "a_day". The values of "min" and "max" can limit the heating curve.
FUP module
fr_targ forerun target temperature in °C
theta_o outside temperature in °C
base base room target in °C
slope slope
curve curve
th_dim dimensioning temperature
op_day operation mode ( 1 = operation during the day )

a_night addition at night in K
a_day addition in the day in K
min minimum forerun temperature
max maximum forerun temperature

HM DEC
purpose
This module converts a time of houres and minutes. The single and the tenner digits of the value
"std_min" are interpreted as minutes, every higher digit as houres.
FUP module
std_min input
decimal output
examples
200 -> 2 * 60 + 0 = 120

1231 -> 12 * 60 + 31 = 751
2217 -> 22 * 60 + 17 = 1337
49771 -> 497 * 60 + 71 = 29891

HNN PM
calculates the average barometric pressure by given location height
purpose
This module calculates the average barometric pressure "p_medial" by given location height "h".
FUP module
h location height in m above sea level
p_medial average barometric pressure in hPa

HOLIDAY
holiday marker
purpose
This module sets the variable "status" to "1" if the current date is an programmed holiday date.
FUP module
activ input (regarding holidays ?)
status if holiday -> output = 1

H X DIA
purpose
This module calculates the air situation of temperature "theta", humidity "rh" and barometric pressure "p".
FUP module
theta temperature in °C
rh relative humidity in %
p barometric pressure in hPa
x absolut humidity in g/kg
xs max. absolut humidity in g/kg
h relativ enthalpy in kJ/kg
dp dewpoint in °C
pv water vapor pressure in Pa
v spec. volume of dry air in cbm/kg
rho density humid air kg/cbm

IKA I
connection of an analog input module over a bus-port
purpose
This module enables the connection of an analog input module over the bus-port.
Which physical parameters of the variables "value00" up to "value15" are set depends of the program in
the external analog input module. The measured values at the inputs will be transfered to the
corresponded variables "value00" up to "value15".
FUP module
bus_no bus number
value0 .. 15 input 0 .. 15
Notice
#define betr_art_00 0x00 operating mode 0 no conversion

#define betr_art_01 0x01 operating mode 1 without conversion


#define u_05_2 0x16 voltage input to 500 mV
#define u_10_2 0x11 voltage input to 10 V
#define m_fuehl_2 0x22 M-sensor mit 2-wire-connection;
#define ni_1000_2 0x32 Ni-1000 DIN 2-wire-connection;
#define ni_100_4 0x4A Ni-100 DIN 4-wire-connection;
#define ni1000l_2 0x52 Ni-1000 L&G 2-wire-connection;
#define pt_1000_2 0x62 Pt-1000 DIN 2-wire-connection;
#define pt_100_4 0x7A Pt-100 DIN 4-wire-connection;
#define kty_81_2 0x82 KTY81-110 2-wire-connection;
#define kty_81_210_2 0xF2 KTY81-210 2-wire-connection;
#define ptc2000_2 0x92 PTC2000 2-wire-connection;
#define r_8000_2 0xA2 resistance to 8000 Û 2-wire
#define r__500_2 0xA7 resistance to 500 Û 2-wire
#define r__500_3 0xA8 resistance to 500 Û 3-wire
#define r__500_4 0xAA resistance to 500 Û 4-wire
#define prozent 0xB1 active sensor 0 to 10 V
#define kp_250_2 0xC7 K&P-250-sensor 2-wire
#define kp_250_3 0xC8 K&P-250-sensor 3-wire
#define kp_250_4 0xCA K&P-250-sensor 4-wire
#define vs_500_2 0xD7 Vissmann-500-sensor 2-wire
#define vs_500_3 0xD8 Vissmann-500-sensor 3-wire
#define vs_500_4 0xDA Vissmann-500-sensor 4-wire
#define vs__98_2 0xE7 Vissmann-98-sensor2-wire
#define vs__98_3 0xE8 Vissmann-98-sensor 3-wire

#define vs__98_4 0xEA Vissmann-98-sensor 4-wire

IKA I2
connection of an analog input module by the bus-link
purpose
This module enables the connection of an analog inpt module IKA_I2 by a bus-link.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
test sensor test
type_00 .. 15 sensor type at input 00 .. 15
value00 .. 15 measured value at input 00 .. 15

note
Following definitions or identification numbers can be set to the inputs "type_00" up to "type_15":
betr_art_00 0 input nicht belegt u_05_2 22 voltage input bis 500 mV 512000 dig/V
u_10_2 17 voltage input bis 10 V 25600 dig/V
m_fuehl_2 34 M-sensor mit 2-wires -30°C ÷ 150°C 256 dig/K
ni_1000_2 50 Ni-1000 DIN 2-wires -60°C ÷ 180°C 118 dig/K
ni1000l_2 82 Ni-1000 L&G 2-wires -50°C ÷ 159°C 102 dig/K
pt_1000_2 98 Pt-1000 DIN 2-wires -200°C ÷ 800°C 77 dig/K
kp_250_2 199 K&P-250 2-wires -30°C ÷ 120°C 548 dig/K
kty_81_2 130 KTY81-110 2-wires -55°C ÷ 150°C 128 dig/K
kty_81_210_2 242 KTY81-210 2-wires -55°C ÷ 150°C 256 dig/K
ptc2000_2 146 PTC2000 2-wires -20°C ÷ 100°C 320 dig/K
vs__98_2 231 Vissmann-98 2-wires -30°C ÷ 120°C 126 dig/K
vs_500_2 215 Vissmann-500 2-wires -40°C ÷ 130°C 1018 dig/K
r_8000_2 162 resistance bis 8000 Û 2-wires 26 dig/Û
r__500_2 167 resistance bis 500 Û 2-wires 512 dig/Û
prozent 177 Aktiver sensor 0 bis 10 V 2560 dig/%
It is possible to write following definitions and characteristic respectively to the inputs "type_00",
"type_02", "type_04", "type_06", "type_08", "type_10", "type_12", "type_14" :

Then the succeeding inputs "type_01", "type_03, ... have each to be assigned to "0".
To the inputs "type_00", "type_04", "type_08", "type_12" following definitions and characteristics
respectively can be written:

Û Û

The two following inputs "type_01" and "type_02, "type_06 and "type_07", ... have each to be assigned
with "0". Then the inputs "type_03", "type_07", "type_11" and "type_15" are available for 2-wires
measurements.
The details of the resolution are refer to that measurement range of the respective sensors, which are
most ill-conditioned. (WORST CASE).
The measurement current by passive sensors is 1 mA (only during measurement period).
The AD-converter supplies 512000 digit/volt, if the input voltage persists below 500 mV. (Pt100, Ni100
usw.)
The AD-converter supplies 25600 Digit/Volt, if the input voltage is above 500 mV . (Pt1000, Ni1000 usw.)
The characteristics K of the sensor types are made up of as folows:
K = BA + 16 * UM (K = characteristic of sensor, BA = control mode, UM = conversion)
BA = 0 --> input not used ±35 V

BA = 1 --> 2-wires active sensor ±10 V
BA = 2 --> 2-wires passive sensor ±10 V (module provides 1 mA)
BA = 4 --> difference voltage ±10 V
BA = 6 --> 2-wires active sensor ±500 mV
BA = 7 --> 2-wires passive sensor ±500 mV (module provides 1 mA)
BA = 9 --> difference voltage ±500 mV
UM = 0 --> no conversion of digit in a physical parameter

UM = 1 --> conversion digit --> U in volts
UM = 2 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for 10mV/K
UM = 3 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Ni1000 (DIN)
UM = 4 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Ni100 (DIN)
UM = 5 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Ni1000 (L&G)
UM = 6 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Pt1000 (DIN)
UM = 7 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Pt100 (DIN)
UM = 8 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for KTY81-110
UM = 9 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for PTC2000
UM = 10 --> conversion digit --> resistance in Û
UM = 11 --> conversion digit --> % (10 V correspond 100 %)
UM = 12 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for K&P 250 sensor
UM = 13 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Vissmann 500 sensor
UM = 14 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for Vissmann 98 sensor
UM = 15 --> conversion digit --> temperature in °C for KTY81-210

IKA O
output of control values by an analog output module
purpose
This module enables the output of control values by an analog output module. The vales at the variables
"value0" to "value7" (from 0 to 100) are put out as voltages (from 0 to 10 V) and as currents (from 0 to 20
mA) respectively.
If a value < 0 is assigned to the variable "valuex" then the accordant output will be set to 0 V and 0 mA
respectively. If a value of > 100 is assigned to the variable "valuex" then the according output will be set
to 10 V and 20 mA respectively.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
value0 .. 7 output 0 .. 7

IKD C
counter module
purpose
This module displays a counter module.

The inputs 0 to 15 of a digital input module can be used as counting inputs. Whether the input "filter" = 0,
events of a time of 5 ms (100 Hz) at the inputs 0 up to 7 will be registered. If the input "filter" = 1, events
of a time of 0.5 ms (1000 Hz) at the inputs 0 up to 7 will be registered. Events of a time of 2 s will be
counted at the inputs 8 up to 15. The counter counts up to maximum 4294967295, A flank at the input
"p_reset" from 0 to 1 resets the counter to 0.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
b_reset deleting input over BDF
value counted measurand
filter 0 -> 100 ; 1 -> 1000 Hz filter
p_reset deleting input over program

IKD E
logging of malfunctions on the IK-bus
purpose
This module logs malfunctions on the IK-bus. The input "enab_x" shows, whether the output "err_x" will
be set to 1 in the case of malfunctions or not. At the output "adr_x" the address of the module which is
malfunctioning will be displayed. If more than one module is malfunctioning, the output "adr_x" displays
the accordant addresses successively.
FUP module
enab_0 enabling error bus 0
adr_0 module address 0
err_0 error bus 0
enab_1 .. 3 enabling error bus 1 .. 3 optional
adr_1 .. 3 module address 1 .. 3 optional
err_1 .. 3 error bus 1 .. 3 optional

IKD FLNK
flank identification
purpose
This module acts for the flank identification.

The inputs 0 up to 15 of a digital input module can be used as inputs. If the input "filter" = 0, events of a
duration of 5 ms (100 Hz) will be registered of the inputs 0 up to 7. Wheter the input "filter" is used by a
"1", events of a duration of 0.5 ms (1000 Hz) will be registered of the inputs 0 up to 7. A positive flank at
the chosen input writes a "1" to the variable "output". After a "1" is analyzed at the "output" of the user
program, the output will be reset automatically.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
filter 0 -> 100 ; 1 -> 1000 Hz filter
output output

IKD I
reading of digital inputs
purpose
This module enables the reading of digital inputs over the related variables "DI_0" up to "DI_15".
FUP module
bus_no bus number
DI_0 .. 15 digital input 0 .. 15

IKD O
output of digital states
purpose
This module enables the output of digital states of the variables "DO_xx" over the related outputs of a
digital output module.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
DO_0 .. 15 digital output 0 .. 15

IKD PW
pulse width modulation
purpose
This module displays a pulse width module.

It enables the output of analog values over a digital output of the module "IKD_A". Thereto the output,
whose number is given at the input "output_no", periodic will be switched on and off respectively. At this
the ratio between turn-on and turn-off time can be altered with the input "value". If a number z <= 0 is
written to "value", the output keeps switched-off, if a number z >= 100 is written to "value", the output
keeps switched-on. When a number e.g. z = 40 is written to "value", the output is switched-on for a time
of 40 % of the cycle time and it is switched-off for 60 % of the cycle time.
The cylcle time can be chosen by the value at the input "base". Following values are valid:
0 --> no pulse width modulation (output according to "IKD_A")
1 --> t0 = 10 ms (100 Hz, 20 steps)
2 --> t0 = 100 ms ( 10 Hz, 100 steps)
3 --> t0 = 1000 ms ( 1 Hz, 100 steps)
4 --> t0 = 10000 ms (0,1 Hz, 100 steps)
All outputs of a module can be used as PWM-outputs.
FUP module
bus_no bus number
output_no output number
value output value
base time base

IKD T
gate time logging module
purpose
This module is used to log the gate time. The temporal span of the last two positive flanks will be
measured. The maximum temporal span of two positive flanks has to be 21474836.48 seconds (about
248 days).
FUP module
bus_no bus number
time time value in 1/100 s
filter time base temporarily 0 (always)

INFERENC
fuzzyfization of Fuzzy-terms
purpose
This module is for the fuzzyfization of Fuzzy-terms.
FUP module
x current value
max_prod 0 = product
1 = max inference
p1 .. 4x point 1 .. 4 X-value
xcv control value
qcv control value quantifier

INIT CAN
initialization of a CAN-bus
purpose
Important:
From the firmware version 1.050 the FUP-modules SRV_CAN and INIT_CAN does no longer
provide any functionality!
The FUP-pages CANSRV.F and CANINIT.F of the preceding controller-program versions are
therefore no longer required and should be removed from the project
Their pages are replaced by new service pages. With these new service pages the extended
functionalities of the CAN-bus can be parameterized.
This module is for the initialization of a CAN-bus.
FUP module
can_no input of CAN-bus-no

0 module deactivated
1 CAN 1
2 CAN 2
Only the unlocked CAN-bus-lines at the destination platform will be addressed.
baud_rate setting of the CAN-bus-rate

1 10 kBit/s
2 20 kBit/s
3 50 kBit/s
4 125 kBit/s
5 250 kBit/s
6 500 kBit/s
7 1 MBit/s
idf_29 setting of the CAN-identifier

0 11-bit identifier (standard)
1 29-bit identifier
set 1 = setting of the stated values

can_stat current CAN-bus-status

0 CAN-bus in use
1 CAN-bus not enabled
2 CAN-bus not initialized

INT3SLI
purpose
FUP module
one input
thousand input
million input
out output

INT3ULI
purpose
FUP module
one input
thousand input
million input
out output

INTDMUX16
demultiplexer for long data words
purpose
This module displays a demultiplexer for long data words.

Dependent of the value of input "address" the value of the input will be transfered to an output. If the
value of "address" < 0, the value of input will be transfered to the output "o_00". If the value of "max_adr"
> 15 or < 0, it will be regarded as 15. If the value of "address" > value of "max_adr", the value of the input
will be transfered to the "max_adr"-th output. Not addressed outputs will be set to "0", if the input "save" =
0.
FUP module
address address
max_adr highest valid address
input input
o_00 .. 15 output 00 .. 15
see also
INT_MUX16

INT MUX16
mltiplexer for long data words
purpose
This module displays a multiplexer for long data words.

Dependent of the value of input "address" the value of the input will be transfered to the output. If the
value of "address" < 0, the value of "i_00" will be transfered to the output. If the value of "max_adr" > 15
or < 0, it will be regarded as 15. If the value of "address" > value of "max_adr", the value of the
"max_adr"-th input will be transfered to the output.
FUP module
address address
output output
i_00 .. 15 input 00 .. 15
see also
INTDMUX16

INV FL
change of sign
purpose
With this module the inverted value will be calculated to the input "in".
FUP module
in value
out inverted value

I AND 2
I_AND_2-gate.
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with an AND-gate which has one inverted input.
in in_i out
1 1 0
1 0 1
0 1 0
0 0 0
FUP module
in value
in_i inverted value

I OR 2
I_OR_2-gate.
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with an OR-gate which has one inverted input.
in in_i out
1 1 1
1 0 1
0 1 0
0 0 1
FUP module
in value
in_i inverted value

KNX_ADM
Administration of the KNX communication.
Function
Administration of the KNX communication. This FUP module is required once in a KNX project.
FUP module
status Status of the FUP module:

0 = OK
1 = This FUP module is multiple times present
2 = No interface active
4 = Performing initialization of the KNX connection
5 = KNX connection deactivated.
The OPEN EMS does not perform any KNX communication (input "active" = 0).
interfaces Number of valid interfaces (status = 0).
rx_all The total number of all received telegrams of all interfaces.
rx The number of received telegrams which were evaluated.
tx The total number of all sent telegrams of all interfaces.
options The number of data points which are enabled in the options.
dp The number of valid parametrized and operating data points (status = 0). If the
interface of a data point is deactivated then this data point will not be counted here
even though the status of this value is 0. The number can at maximum be equal to
the number of enabled options.
dp_err The number of invalid parametrized data points or data points which exceed the
options (therefore this value should be 0 after correct initial start-up). This value is
equal to the number of KNX data FUP modules which have not the status 0 and 5
(data point deactivated).
active De-/activating the total KNX communication:

0 = KNX module deactivated

1 = KNX module active
An inactive module will neither send nor receive any telegrams. Connections to the
gateways will be closed.

KNX_AI
Analog input of a KNX device.
Function
Analog input of a KNX device. With this module it is possible to map KNX data points to analog values in
the controller program. The EIS types EIS1+2+5+6+9+10+11 are supported (DPT 1.x, 3.x, 5.x, 7.x, 8.x,
9.x, 12.x, 13.x, 14.x).
The analog value of the telegram is displayed at the output "value" of the FUP module. The data can be
requested additionally by the input "request".
FUP module
InterfaceNo Number of the interface to use.

0 = This data point is not used (inactive). For inactive data points no license
activation is required.
MaG KNX group address main group

Value range: 0..32
MiG KNX group address middle group

Value range: 0..7
SuG KNX group address subgroup

Value range: 0..255
status Status of this data point:

0=OK, the data point is valid and in use. If the assigned interface is deactivated
then the status OK is assumed.
1=interface undefined
2=invalid group address
3=insufficient options
4=unknown mode
5=data point inactive (InterfaceNo=0)
8=interface not operating because of an error
event Event counter. Each received telegram triggers an event and increases this counter.
This value is set to 0 on start-up of the OPEN EMS. On an overflow of the counter

this value will not be 0 again. Therefore it is possible to detect after a restart of the
OPEN EMS that no update of this data point has been done.
modus Telegram evaluation.

With this mode is set how the received telegram is evaluated. KNX telegrams can
contain values in different formats:
1 = Fixed-point number without sign (only positive numbers)
2 = Fixed-point number with sign (positive and negative numbers)
3 = Floats
Information: Telegrams with 1,2,4 or 8 bits of data can not be evaluated as floats.
On setting them as floats the will be evaluated as fixed-point number without sign
instead.
request Request of a value. A data point of a KNX device can be requested by this input.
On increasing edge at this input a telegram to request this value is sent. If this input
is set to "1" on start-up then a telegram is sent, too. If multiple requests are sent
then the next request is only sent if 10 seconds are elapsed after the prior one.
value The value in the telegram.

KNX_AO
Analog output of a KNX device.
Function
An analog value of the controller program can be output to a KNX actor by this module. The EIS types
EIS1+2+5+6+9+10+11 are supported.
FUP module
InterfaceNo Number of the interface to use. 0 = This data point is not used (inactive). For
inactive data points no license activation is required.
MaG KNX group address main group, value range: 0..32.
MiG KNX group address middle group, value range: 0..7.
SuG KNX group address subgroup, value range: 0..255.
status Status of a data point.

4=unknown mode
count Number of sent telegrams. This value is set to 0 on start-up of the OPEN EMS. On
an overflow of the counter this value will not be 0 again. Therefore it is possible to
detect after a restart of the OPEN EMS that no telegram was sent.
modus Encoding of the KNX telegram. By this mode is set how the value is sent as KNX
telegram.
1 = 1 bit telegram (EIS 1+7 / DPT 1.x), min=0, max=1
2 = 2 bit telegram (EIS 8 / DPT 2.x), min=0, max=3

10 = 1 byte telegram, fixed-point unsigned (EIS 6 / DPT 5.x), min=0, max=255
11 = 1 byte telegram, fixed-point signed (EIS 6 / DPT 6.x), min=-128, max=127
21 = 2 byte telegram, fixed-point signed (EIS 10 / DPT 8.x), min=-32768,
max=32767
22 = 2 byte telegram, float (EIS 5 / DPT 9.x), min=-670760, max=670760
40 = 4 byte telegram, fixed-point unsigned (EIS 11 / DPT 12.x), min=0,
max=4294967295
max=2147483647
42 = 4 byte telegram, float (EIS 9 / DPT 14.x), min=-3.4*10e38, max=3.4*10e38
value The value to send.

Information:
If a value is set which is out of range then the value is limited to the minimum
or maximum.
On sending as fixed-point number the decimal placed are cut.
cycle Sending cycle in seconds, value range: 0..900. The sending cycle defines the
interval in seconds after which at latest a new data telegram is sent. A sending
cycle of "0" deactivates the cyclic sending.
delta Send on change of value. This input set the change of value on which a new
telgram is sent. numbers <=0 deactivate the sending depending on change of
value.
trigger On increasing edge at this input a telegram is sent once.

KNX_CI
Counter input of a KNX device.
Function
With this module it is possible to map KNX data points to float values in the controller program. The EIS
types EIS1+2+5+6+9+10+11 are supported (DPT 1.x, 3.x, 5.x, 7.x, 8.x, 9.x, 12.x, 13.x, 14.x). The float
value of the telegram is displayed at the output "value" of the FUP module. The data can be requested
additionally by the input "request".
FUP module
InterfaceNo Number of the interface to use. 0=This data point is not used (inactive). For inactive
data points no license activation is required.
HG KNX group address main group, value range: 0..32.
MG KNX group address middle group, value range: 0..7.
UG KNX group address subgroup, value range: 0..255.

4=unknown mode
On an overflow of the counter this value will not be 0 again. Therefore it is possible
to detect after a restart of the OPEN EMS that no update of this data point has been
done.
modus Telegram evaluation

With this mode is set how the received telegram is evaluated. KNX telegrams can
contain values in different formats.
1 = Fixed-point number without sign (only positive numbers)

2 = Fixed-point number with sign (positive and negative numbers)
3 = Floats
Information: Telegrams with 1,2,4 or 8 bits of data can not be evaluated as floats.
On setting them as floats the will be evaluated as fixed-point number without sign
instead.
is set to "1" on start-up then a telegram is sent, too. If multiple requests are sent
then the next request is only sent if 10 seconds are elapsed after the prior one.
value The value of the received telegram.

KNX_CO
Counter output of a KNX device.
Function
A fixed-point value of the controller program can be output to a KNX actor by this module.
InterfaceNo Number of the interface to use. 0=This data point is not used (inactive). For inactive
data points no license activation is required.

4=unknown mode
5=data point inactive(InterfaceNo=0)
modus Encoding of the KNX telegram. By this mode is set how the value is sent as KNX
telegram:
1 = 1 bit telegram (EIS 1+7 / DPT 1.x), min=0, max=1
11 = 1 byte telegram, fixed-point signed (EIS 6 / DPT 6.x), min=-128, max=127


max=32767
40 = 4 byte telegram, fixed-point unsigned (EIS 11 / DPT 12.x), min=0,
max=4294967295
max=2147483647

Information:
If a value is set which is out of range then the value is limited to the minimum or
maximum.
telegram is sent. numbers <=0 deactivate the sending depending on change of
value.

KNX_DATE
Date output of a KNX device.
Function
A date telegram can be output to a KNX actor by this module. The EIS type EIS4 / DPT 11.xxx is
supported.
FUP module


Value range: 0..32

Value range: 0..7

Value range: 0..255

4=unknown mode
Year Currently to send year.

Month Currently to send month.
Day Currently to send day.
Trigger The trigger sends a current date telegram on change from 0 to 1.

KNX_DI
Digital input of a KNX device.
Function
Received data telegrams of a KNX device are evaluated. The digital value of the telegram is displayed at
the output "value" of the FUP module. The data can be requested additionally by the input "request".
FUP module

This value is set to 0 on start-up of the OPEN EMS. On an overflow of the counter
this value will not be 0 again. Therefore it is possible to detect after a restart of the
OPEN EMS that no update of this data point has been done.
is set to "1" on start-up then a telegram is sent, too (even though this is not an
increasing edge). If multiple requests are sent then the next request is only sent if
10 seconds are elapsed after the prior one.

value Digital state of a KNX data point. KNX telegrams of the types 1,2 and 4 bit, as well
as 1,2 and 4 byte fixed-point and floats are evaluated. If the value accords exactly
to "0" then a "0" is output to "value". All other values are output as "1".

KNX_DO
Digital output of a KNX device.
Function
Digital output of a KNX device. A digital value of the controller program can be output to a KNX actor by
this module. The EIS type EIS1 is supported.
FUP module


telegram is sent. numbers <=0 deactivate the sending depending on change of
value.

KNX_IF
KNX interface definition
Function
KNX interface definition. By this FUP module a KNX interface is defined. A KNX interface can be a serial
gateway as well as a KNX IP gateway.
FUP module
InterfaceNo Number of the interface, value range 1..99. This value is only allowed to be mapped
once by a KNX_IF (ID).
active Activates this interface:

0=interface deactivated
1=interface active
If an interface is deactivated then the OPEN EMS closes any connection to the
interface. In this state will therefore no telegrams been sent or received.
IPADDR IP address of the KNX IP interface. If a valid IP address is set then this is used to
connect to the KNX IP gateways. If the value "0" is set then a serial gateway is used
instead. On an OPEN EMS only one serial gateway can be used in total.
port IP Port of the KNX IP gateway. If a serial gateway is set then this value has no
function.
PA_B KNX physical address (range), value range: 0..15. This value is only required for a
serial interface. If a KNX IP gateway is used then this value has no function.
PA_L KNX physical address (line), value range: 0..15. This value is only required for a
serial interface. If a KNX IP gateway is used then this value has no function.
PA_T KNX physical address (participant), value range: 0..255. This value is only required

for a serial interface. If a KNX IP gateway is used then this value has no function.
status Status of this interface:

0=OK
1=invalid interface
2=interface unreachable
3=interface defined multiple times (double ID)
4=interface deactivated locally
5=interface deactivated globally (KNX_ADM)
6=physical address invalid
7=physical address defined multiple times
8=KNX_ADM module not ready
9=Too many interfaces defined (this interface is deactivated)
10=KNX_ADM module not or multiple times present
11=invalid IP address
12=set IP address for multiple interfaces
13=Initializing KNX gateway
14=Connection rejected by gateway
dp Number of of data points parametrized for this interface. Only valid data points are
counted (status=0)
rx_all The total number of all received telegrams of all interfaces.
rx The number of received telegrams which were evaluated by correctly configured

data points.
tx The total number of all sent telegrams of this interface. Data telegrams as well as
request telegrams account for this.
tx_err Number of lost sending telegrams. The number of telgrams which were unable to
send even though a connection to the gateway was established are counted here.
This may happen for example if too many telegrams were sent simultaneously. The
counting is not done in the FUP modules (control process) but in the driver of the
KNX gateway.
rx_err Number of telegrams which were received but were not unable to transfer to the
control program. This may happen if the control program is unable to process the
incoming telegrams fast enough. -> Number of telegrams which were not
transferred from the gateway to the SHM-FIFO.
err Number of errors. The following errors are recognized:
Status change 0->2 (OK -> interface not reachable)
log Create log file:

0=write no log file
1=all telegrams of this interface are written to a log file
Information

KNX_TIME
Time output of a KNX device.
Function
A time telegram can be output to a KNX actor by this module. The EIS type EIS3 / DPT 10.xxx is
supported.
FUP module


Value range: 0..32

Value range: 0..7

Value range: 0..255
status Status of a data point.

4=unknown mode

Week_Day Day of the week. 1 -> monday; ..... 7 -> sunday; 0 deactivated.
Hour Currently to send hour.
minute Currently to send minute.
Second Currently to send second.
Trigger The trigger sends a current time telegram on change from 0 to 1.

LATCHBIT
purpose
This module transfers the status of "input" to "output" as long as the input "enabling" = 1. If "enabling" = 0,
the status of "input" will not be transfered to "output" anymore. Then "output" will save the latest
transfered value.
FUP module
input input
output output
enabling enabling

LATCHFLT
purpose
This module transfers the float number of "input" to "output" as long as the input "enabling" = 1. If
"enabling" = 0, the float number of "input" will not be transfered to "output" anymore. Then "output" will
save the latest transfered float number.
FUP module
input input
output output
enabling enabling

LATCHINT
purpose
This module transfers the word of "input" to "output" as long as the input "enabling" = 1. If "enabling" = 0,
the word of "input" will not be transfered to "output" anymore. Then "output" will save the latest transfered
word.
FUP module
input input
output output
enabling enabling

LATCHSLI
purpose
This module transfers the long word of "input" to "output" as long as the input "enabling" = 1. If "enabling"
= 0, the word of "input" will not be transfered to "output" anymore. Then "output" will save the latest
transfered word.
FUP module
input input
output output
enabling enabling

LIMIT
limiting of a value
purpose
This module limits the value at the 'input' if it is not between the values 'limit1' and 'limit2' and puts it out to
'f_out'.
FUP module
limit1 input limit 1
input input
f_out output, limited value

LIMITER
limiter
purpose
This module limits the readed value at the "input", if it is not between the values "limit1" and "limit2", and
writes it out to "f_out".
For the digital outputs following correlations are valid:
input < minimum - hyst -> d_min = 1

input > minimum -> d_min = 0
input > maximum + hyst -> d_max = 1

input < maximum -> d_max = 0
d_out = d_min oder d_max
FUP module
input input
f_out output, limited value
hyst switching hysteresis
d_min digital output, minimum is below
d_out digital output, value out of range
d_max digital output, maximum transcend

LN
natural logarithm
purpose
With this module the natural logarithm of "x" will be calculated.
FUP module
y presents the result ( y = ln(x) )
x input value

LOG B
logarithm of a number to a base
purpose
With this module the power of the number "number" will be calculated of a base "base".
Both values have to be > 0, otherwise the output "log" will be set to the value 0.
FUP module
log presents the result
z input number
base input base

MANT 10P
purpose
This module calculates the mantissa and the belonging decimal power of a number. If the input "sci_eng"
= 0, the mantissa has a pre-decimal place always. If the input "sci_eng" = 1, the mantissa can get values
between 1 and 3 pre-decimal points. The exponent "pot_10" only can be set to whole-numbered multiple
of 3.
FUP module
pot_10 characteristic
mantissa mantissa
z number
sci_eng 0 SCI
1 ENG

MAP_CONV
Use sensor characteristic lines
Purpose
Individual configured characteristic lines can be used by this module.

A characteristic line is used which is defined by the FUP module MAP_DEF.
FUP module
id ID of the characteristic line

Value range: 10000 .. 10099
This value is the identification number of the defined characteristic line. The definition of
the characteristic line is done by the FUP module MAP_DEF.
The assignment of the characteristic line is performed by this value.
If a value is set here then the input value is transmitted directly and unchanged to the
output.
status Status of the characteristic line calculation

0 OK
1 invalid value at input ID
2 There is no characteristic line with this ID defined
3 The characteristic line has no valid status.
The output state of the according FUP module MAP_DEF shows an error (state
!= 0).
in Input value
out Output value

This value is calculated by applying the assigned characteristic line on the input value.
see also
MAP_DEF

MAP_DEF
Define sensor characteristic lines
Purpose
Individual sensor characteristic lines can be created by this module. The parametrization is done by
supporting points (X-Y value pairs). The value pairs have to be declared by following x values. The
declaration of the x values can increase or decrease.
The FUP module MAP_DEF defines a sensor characteristic line. The usage of such a characteristic line
on real sensors will then be done by the FUP module MAP_CONV.
The input id defines the identifier for this characteristic line. This one has to be set in the FUP module
MAP_CONV, too.
FUP module
number This value shows the number of supporting points which are used to calculate the
characteristic line.
Value range: 2..15
x_01..x_15 Input value x of the value pair 01 to 15
y_01..x_15 output value y of the value pair 01 to 15

id ID of the characteristic line

Value range: 10000 .. 10099
This value defines the id of the characteristic line.
This ID has to be unique on an OPEN EMS. If the same value is used on multiple
MAP_DEF FUP modules then this is a wrong configuration.
state Status of the characteristic line

0 OK
1 The ID is used on multiple MAP_DEF FUP modules.
2 The set id is not within the valid range.
3 The number of supporting points is not within the valid range.
4 Value pairs are faulty.
All set x values of the characteristic line have to be declared increasing or
decreasing. Two following x values must not be equal.
5 Too many FUP modules in the project.
You can program up to 100 FUP modules of the type MAP_DEF in one FUP
project.
Notice
The characteristic line will be interpolated linearly in between two supporting points for the calculation. If
an input value is out of the parametrized range when applying the characteristic line then the
characteristic line is extrapolated linearly by the next two value pairs.
see also
MAP_CONV

M-Bus-Meter configuration
M-Bus
Purpose
Advanced M-Bus meter configuration

Via this module an advanced configuration of the MBUS_COUNT module is possible.
FUP module
address Adress if the meter (1..250)

0: module deactivated
mode Interpretation BCD hexadecimal code 'F' at the MSD position:

0: M-Bus documentation - calculates with formula -(99.. - value + 1)
1: EN 13757-3 - as minus character
delay Pause between answer and the next request to an M-Bus slave in
milliseconds (0 ... 5000)
reserve1 ..
Reserved for later use. Set to '0'.
reserve4
status Status of the FUP module

0: Everything OK
1: Invalid address
2: Invalid hexcode interpretation
3: Delay time out of range

M-Bus meter
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus meter
This module mirrors a M-Bus meter.
FUP module
enabling General enabling
address Address of the meter (1..250)

statusM Status of the FUP modules

0: OK
1: read-out active
2: Last read-out had errors
12: no enabling
13: no valid address
15: meter address already exists
16: no port for the read-out
18: M-Bus monitor is deactivated
19: No M-Bus monitor for address available
255: too many meters parametrized
edg_read If this is on 1 then the meter will be read completely. Afterwards the input will be set
to 0.
init_seq 1: Send initialization sequence prior to the read-out
multi_tel Request is performed by multi-telegram.

0: do not use multi-telegram

1: use multi-telegram
query_type The type of the query of the request telegram:

0: 5B
1: 4B
2: 7B
3: toggle 5B/7B
4: toggle 7B/5B
tele_num Number of retries to read-out the meter
error Errors of the M-Bus telegrams:

0: no error
2: timeout (no response from the meter)
3: checksum (answer of the meter was faulty)
4: parity (answer of the meter was faulty)
6: false frame (answer of the meter was faulty)
Big voltage change after reading the meter(double addressing?). Only valid for
7:
internal M-Bus interface.
data_max Highest dataset number of the meter

Notice: The dataset number in the data module (M-Bus_DATEN)
can not exceed this number.
idnumber Proprietary ID of the meter
manu Manufacturer code
manid Manufacturer identifier
generati Generation number of the meter
medium Medium-ID: e.g. power (02), gas (03)...
mediid Medium identifier
statusMe Status of the meter (read-out from meter)
number Number of datasets which are parametrized and valid for this meter
numberRO Number of successful read-outs
Notice
The number of parametrized meters shall not exceed the maximum number of M-Bus addresses of the
options.
Recommended cycle: 1 second

M-BUS - data module
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus data module

The module MBUS_DATEN is used to record data of a dataset.
This module is assigned by the address to a meter.
FUP module
address Address of the meter (1..250, 1001..1250, 2001..2250)

0: module is deactivated
status Status of the module:

0: OK
1: invalid address
2: invalid dataset number: module is deactivated
3: no data available, meter has to be read again (e.g. after restart) 4: initializing module
number Dataset number (1..50)

0: module is deactivated
Notice: The highest dataset number can not be higher than the
dataset number (daten_max) in the meter module (MBUS_ZAEHL).
value_fl Meter value as FL
value_hi Higher part of the meter value (HI) as SLI
value_lo Lower part of the meter value (LO) as SLI
factor Factor from telegram as (value = value * 10^factor)
unit Unit of the value
Notice

Every meter can maintain a maximum of 50 M-Bus data modules

Recommended cycle: second

M-BUS - monitor
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus monitor
The M-Bus monitor shows information about the interface or telegrams of the M-Bus communication.
The complete communication structure for the M-Bus protocol is contained.
FUP module
serstat Status of the serial interface:

0: interface ready
1: initializing interface
2: write to interface
3: read from interface
4: interface used by media server
105: interface not ready
106: error while communicating with the interface
107: interface wrong parametrized
108: preparing interface
110: module multiple times present
255: interface locked because the initialization of the server logic did not work
enabling 0: Deactivate module

1: Activate module
status Number of retries to send a telegram
m_tel_r Number of read telegrams
m_tel_w Number of write telegrams
n_p_met Number of parametrized meters
n_v_met Number of valid meters

Notice
The M-Bus monitor is required only once per bus system with multiple meters.

M-BUS - port 1 - monitor
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus port 1 monitor

This M-Bus monitor shows interface and telegram information of the M-Bus communication on port 1 of
the extension board.
The complete communication structure for the M-Bus protocol of port 1 of the extension board is
contained.
The module requires an according OPEN with M-Bus extension.
FUP module
portstat Status of port 1 of the extension board:

0: interface ready
105: interface not ready (e.g. no M-Bus extension board)
106: internal error: error while communicating with the interface
111: wrong baudrate
200: M-Bus voltage deactivated
problem with the power supply of the M-Bus (M-Bus voltage deactivated, short-
204:
cut, to many participants on the bus, etc.)
internal error:: interface locked because the initialization of the server logic did
255:
not work

1: Activate module
baudrate Baudrate of the M-Bus interface. Possible baudrates are 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800
and 9600.

Notice
The M-Bus monitor for port 1 of the extension board is required only once per bus system with multiple
meters.

M-Bus
Purpose

contained.
FUP module

0: interface ready
111: wrong baudrate
204:
internal error: interface locked because the initialization of the server logic did
255:
not work

1: Activate module
and 9600.

portdet Detailed status of the interface
ov_cur Short-cut detected
o_c_res Rising edge resets the short-cut detection.
Notice
meters.
Coding of the 32-Bit status:
Bit 1: 1 complies MBUS-Power on; 0 complies MBUS-Power off

Bit 2: 1 complies MBUS-voltage at port 1 present, 0 complies MBUS-voltage at port 1 not present
Bit 4: 1 complies with too many participants on MBUS port 1 ( power consumption > 200 mA )
Bit 6: 1 too huge voltage change on MBUS port 1 present ( double addressing ? )
Bit 8: 1 complies with short-cut present, 0 complies with no short-cut present
Bit 9: 1 bias current at MBUS port 1 detected ( min. 1 second )


M-Bus
Purpose

contained.
FUP module

0: interface ready
111: wrong baudrate
204:
internal error:: interface locked because the initialization of the server logic did
255:
not work

1: Activate module
and 9600.

Notice
meters.

M-Bus
Purpose

contained.
FUP module

0: interface ready
111: wrong baudrate
204:
internal error: interface locked because the initialization of the server logic did
255:
not work

1: Activate module
and 9600.

portdet Detailed status of the interface
ov_cur Short-cut detected
o_c_res Rising edge resets the short-cut detection.
Notice
meters.
Coding of the 32-Bit status:
Bit 1: 1 complies MBUS-Power on; 0 complies MBUS-Power off

Bit 8: 1 complies with short-cut present, 0 complies with no short-cut present


M-BUS - external port - media server
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus port media server

The M-Bus media server provides for external M-Bus connections a TCP/IP port. This one can be used to
communicate via the IP network using external M-Bus programs like MBSHEET with M-Bus meters
connected to the OPEN EMS. An installation of additional hardware (M-Bus level converter) and the
change of the bus wiring is not required.
This module requires for the communication the MBUS_MON module.
FUP module
enabling 0: Module deactivated

1: Module activated
priority 0: communication requirements of the OPEN has priority

1: communication requirements of the media server has priority
tcp_port TCP/IP network port of the OPEN EMS for the media server (0:Standard port
3020). Has to be 0 or bigger than 1000.
lock_dur Lock duration after communication (seconds, max. 3600)
logging Log-file of the M-Bus communication at /tmp/mbus.log, 0:none, 1:Media server

communication, 2:Communication OPEN EMS, 3:both
status Modul status

0: OK, no error
1: Module not enabled
2: No M-Bus monitor module found
3: Monitor module deactivated
4: Problems with the communication interface detected
5: Invalid TCP/IP port
6: No M-Bus media server license
7: Module multiple times present
com_status M-Bus communication status

0: Currently no communication
1: Communication via OPEN EMS

2: Lock duration after OPEN EMS communication
3: Communication via media server
4: Lock duration after media server communication
5: Locked by other media server

M-BUS - port 1 - media server
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus port 1 media server

This module requires for the communication the MBUS_MON_P1 or MBUS_MON_P11 module.
FUP module

1: Module activated


status Modul status

0: OK, no error


M-BUS - port 2 - media server
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus port 2 media server

This module requires for the communication the MBUS_MON_P2 or MBUS_MON_P21 module.
FUP module

1: Module activated


status Modul status

0: OK, no error


M-BUS - unit module
Normalization of M-Bus units
Purpose
Normalization of M-Bus units
FUP module
unit Unit of the meter value
status Status of the module:

0: module not initialized
1: valid unit
2: invalid unit: factor is set to 0
base Base unit
factor Conversion factor to base unit
Notice
The shown factor applies to the unit.

unit = base unit * 10 ^ factor
Unit Base unit Factor

MW W 6
kW W 3
W W 0
MWh Wh 6
kWh Wh 3
Wh Wh 0
GJ kJ 6
MJ kJ 3
kJ kJ 0

GJ/h kJ/h 6
MJ/h kJ/h 3
kJ/h kJ/h 0
m3 l 3
l l 0
ml l -3
m3/h l/h 3
l/h l/h 0
ml/h l/h -3
kt kg 6
t kg 3
kg kg 0
s s 0
m m 0
h h 0
T T 0
m3/m m3/m 0
m3/s m3/s 0
kt/h kg/h 6
t/h kg/h 3
kg/h kg/h 0
°C °C 0
K K 0
bar bar 0
V V 0
A A 0

M-BUS - value module
M-Bus
Purpose
M-Bus value module

The module M-Bus_VALUE is used for interpretation of meter values.
FUP module
value_fl value as FL
value_hi high-order part of the meter value (HI) as SLI
value_lo low-order part of the meter value (LO) as SLI
factor factor
(value = value * 10^factor)
factor_b user-specified factor as multiplicator

(value = value * factor_b)
out_fl output value as FL
out_hi high-order part of the output value (HI) as SLI
out_lo low-order part of the output value (LO) as SLI
Information
The M-Bus value module designed for interpretation of an M-Bus meter value.

MINMAXDYN
purpose
This module compares the value of the variable "input" with the value of "minimum" and "maximum" and
writes out the accordant limited value to "output" and visible for the user to "input".
FUP module
input input (EDA-field)
minimum valid minimum
maximum valid maximum
output output

MIN MAX2
comparator (2 inputs)
purpose
This module compares the value of the variable "input" with the value of "minimum" and "maximum" and
writes out the accordant limited value to "output" and visible for the user to "input".
FUP module
i_0 .. 1 input 0 .. 1
min output minimum
max output maximum

MIN MAX4
purpose
This module compares the values of the variables "i_1" up to "i_3" and writes out the minimum value to
the output "min" and the maximum value to the output "max".
"MIN_MAX_4" sets up the AND- and OR-relation respectively of 4 elements for FUZZY-controllers.
FUP module
i_0 .. 3 input 0 .. 3
min output minimum
max output maximum

MIN MAX8
purpose
This module compares the values of the variables "i_1" up to "i_7" and writes out the minimum value to
the output "min" and the maximum value to the output "max".
"MIN_MAX_8" sets up the AND- and OR-relation respectively of 4 elements for FUZZY-controllers.
FUP module
i_0 .. 7 input 0 .. 7
min output minimum
max output maximum

MIXAIR
calculation of temperature and humidity of mixed air
purpose
This module calculates the temperature and the humidity of mixed air.
"temp1" and "feuch1" will be set up with the temperature and the humidity of the first fraction.
"temp2" und "feuch2" will be set up with the temperature and the humidity of the second fraction.
The mixture ratio refers to the first pair of variates, i.e. a mixture ratio of 40 % means that 40 % air of the
temperature 1 will be mixed with 60 % air of the temperature 2.
Depending on the allocation of "relat_e" the program operates in two different modes:
If "relat_e" will be assigned to a value < 0 or > 100 then "temp_e" has to be assigned to a temperature.
The mixture ratio and the humidity of the mixed air will be calculated. The value of "temp_e" has to be
between "temp_1" and "temp_2". Otherwise the value for the calculation will be limited adequate.
If "relat_e" will be assigned to a value between 0 and 100 then the mixture ratio will be set. The
temperature and the humidity of zhe mixed air will be calculated and the value of "temp_e" keeps
unconsidered.
FUP module
temp_1 temperature 1
humid_1 humidity 1
temp_2 temperature 2
humid_2 humidity 2
temp_e mixed temperature
temp_s mixed temperature
humid mixed humidity
relat_e blend mix ratio relating to temp 1
relat_s blend mix ratio relating to temp 2


MODDIV
rest and quotient of the division of 2 numbers
purpose
This module divides the value of "num" with the value of "denom" and writes out the quotient to "quotient"
and the rest to "modulo". The quotient will be rounded down to integer numbers. If the denominator = 0,
the number "0" will be set to "quotient" and "modulo". The variable "modulo" gets the same sign as the
variable "num".
The variables are specified in that way, that following equation will be executed:
quotient * denominator + modulo = numerator
FUP module
quotient ouput quotient
modulo ouput rest
divident numerator
divisor denominator

MODFLT
Modify a float value by a defined step width.
purpose
With this module a value can be modified within a lower and an upper limit by a defined step witdh. The
value is adjusted to the defined grid.
FUP module
min lower limit

The "value" cant fall below this limit due to modifications by this module.
max upper limit

The "value" cant exceed this limit due to modifications by this module.
grid modifications of the "value" take place within this grid.
plus increase the value by one step
minus decrease the value by one step
value the handled value itself
note
Rising edges at the inputs inc and dec cause a modification of the value. Any modification because of this
will adjust the value to a multiple of grid. The grid must be a positive value.
The maximum and minimum value that can be reached by those two inputs need not to be multiples of
grid.
The value itself can be modified directly. In that case the value can take any value - it is not adjusted to
the grid.

MODULO
rest of the division of 2 numbers
purpose
This module divides the value "num" with the value "denom" and writes out the rest to the variable
"modulo".
The input values are between -1019 und 1019 and will be limited accordant to prevent overflows.
If the denominator = 0 then the number "0" will be set to "modulo".
FUP module
modulo ouput
divident numerator
divisor denominator

MOD_DEVICE
Parametrieren eines Modbus Devices
Funktion
Dieses Modul dient zur Parametrierung eines Modbusdevices.

Es lassen sich Einstellungen vornehmen, welche für ein Device gelten.
FUP-Modul
aktiv Aktiviert das FUP-Modul

0 Deaktiv
1 Aktiv
if_no Interface Number des FUP-Modul

Automatisch vergebene Nummer -> ist an das zugehörige Device Module
anzuschließen
Diese Nummer kann sich ändern.
0 Fehler
>0 Wert OK
slave_id Slave Adresse des Modbus Devices. Gültige Adressen zwischen 1 und 247.
Bei IP wird auch 255 unterstützt.
endians Gibt das Endian Format an.

0 Little ENDIAN
1 BIG ENDIAN
Beispiel:
L = kleinstwertige Byte
H = höchstwertige Byte
Bits Little-Endian Big-Endian
16 Bit L|H H|L
32 Bit L|H L|H H|L H|L
w_swap Dreht bei Datentypen mit 32 und 64 Bit die Reihenfolge der Register
0 aus
1 ein
Beispiel:
L = kleinstwertige Wort
H = höchstwertige Wort
Bits aus ein
32 Bit H|L L|H
64 Bit HH|H L|LL LL|L H|HH
m_r_reg Maximale Anzahl der Modbus Register, die in einem read Telegramm
zusammengefasst werden können. Gültige Werte zwischen 1 und 255
m_w_reg Maximale Anzahl der Modbus Register, die in einem write Telegramm
zusammengefasst werden können. Gültige Werte zwischen 1 und 255
m_r_bit Maximale Anzahl der Modbusbits, die in einem read Telegramm zusammengefasst
werden können. Gültige Werte zwischen 1 und 2000
m_w_bit Maximale Anzahl der Modbusbits, die in einem write Telegramm zusammengefasst
werden können. Gültige Werte zwischen 1 und 2000
wr_reg Gibt an, ob die Modbus Funktion "write single register" oder "write multiple register"
verwendet werden soll.
0 Single (Modbus Funktionscode 0x06)
1 Multiple (Modbus Funktionscode 0x10)
wr_coil Gibt an, ob die Modbus Funktion "write single coil" oder "write multiple register"
verwendet werden soll.
0 Single (Modbus Funktionscode 0x05)
1 Multiple (Modbus Funktionscode 0x0F)
tel_delay Minimaler Zeitabstand in ms zwischen zwei Telegrammen eines Devices. Es wird der
größte Wert aller Device Module als Pause gewählt.
m_tout Message Timeout, maximale Wartezeit in ms bis die Antwort auf ein Telegramm
vorliegen muss.
Erfolgt die Antwort nicht innerhalb der hier angegebenen Zeit gilt es als nicht
beantwortet. Werte gültig >= 100 ms
lock_count Anzahl der hintereinander nicht beantworteten Telegramme bis ein Device für die Zeit
lock_t gesperrt wird.
lock_t Sperrzeit in Sekunden die gewartet wird, bis ein Telegramm gesendet wird, wenn die
maximale Anzahl der hintereinander nicht beantworteten Telegramme erreicht wurde.
dev_no Device Number des FUP-Modul

Automatisch vergebene Nummer -> ist an das zugehörige Datenpunkt Module
anzuschließen.
0 Fehler
>0 Wert OK
rx_frames Anzahl der empfangenen Modbus Telegramme von diesem Device
tx_frames Anzahl der gesendeten Modbus Telegramme an dieses Device
error_c Anzahl der fehlerhaften Modbus Telegramme dieses Devices
quality Schnittstellen Qualität in Prozent gerechnet aus rx_frames/tx_frames
state Ausgabe des Modulstatus

Wert Wert Beschreibung
INT HEX
0 0x0000 OK
1 0x0001 Slave If ungültig
2 0x0002 Maximale Anzahl Read Register außerhalb des Bereiches
3 0x0003 Maximale Anzahl Write Register außerhalb des Bereiches
4 0x0004 Maximale Anzahl Read Coils außerhalb des Bereiches
5 0x0005 Maximale Anzahl Write Coils außerhalb des Bereiches
6 0x0006 Modbus Device Modul inaktiv
7 Mehrere Modbus Slave Module mit dieser Slave Adresse parametriert
0x0007
(bei Slave Adresse > 0 && Device aktiv == 1)
8 0x0008 Modbus Master Fehler (Modbus Master Status != 0)
9 0x0009 Slave Gerät befindet sich innerhalb der Sperrzeit
10 0x000A Kein Master Modul vorhanden
11 0x000B Maximale Anzahl an Geräten erreicht
4096 0x1000 Internal Communication Error
siehe auch
MOD_MASTER
MOD_DP_FL

MOD_DP_FL
Parametrieren eines Modbus Datenpunktes
Funktion
Dieses Modul dient zur Parametrierung eines Modbus-Datenpunktes.

Ein Datenpunkt ist entweder ein Bit, im Modbus als Coil bezeichnet, oder ein Register. Ein Datenpunkt
hat abhängig davon ob dieser ein Coil oder Register ist verschiedene Eigenschaften, welche an den
Moduleingängen zu parametrieren sind.
FUP-Modul

0 Deaktiv
1 Aktiv
dev_no Device Number des FUP-Modul

Automatisch vergebene Nummer -> ist an das zugehörige Datenpunkt Module
anzuschließen.
0 Fehler
>0 Wert OK
reg_addr Modbus Registeradresse des Slaves (max. 65535). Zählweise startend bei 0
mem_typ Modbus Datentyp als Enum

1 Coil
2 Discret Input
3 Holding Register
4 Input Register
reg_typ Datentyp des Modbus Registers als Enum

Wenn als reg_typ Holdingregister oder Input Register gewählt wurde,
werden die Register in den folgenden Formaten interpretiert.
1 UI16
2 SI16
3 UI32
4 SI32
5 UI64
6 SI64
7 FL16
8 FL32
9 FL64
r_w Angabe der Schreib und/oder Leserichtung als Enum.

Gibt an ob ein Datenpunkt vom Device gelesen und/oder geschrieben werden soll.
Es ist möglich einen Datenpunkt bidirektional (lesend und schreibend gleichzeitig) zu
nutzen.
1 lesen
2 schreiben
3 lesend und schreibend
factor Mit dem Faktor und Offset werden die zu schreibenden und lesenden Werte
verrechnet. Erläuterung beim Eingang offset.
offset Mit dem Faktor und Offset werden die zu schreibenden und zu lesenden Werte
anhand folgender Regeln geändert.
Berechnung r_value
r_value = ((Wert aus dem Slave Gerät) * faktor) + offset
Berechnung wr_value
(Wert zum Slave Gerät) = (wr_value - offset) / faktor
rd_cycle Lesezyklus in Sekunden

0 Schnellstmöglich
1..n Spätestens nach Ablauf der angegebenen Zeit
65535 Kein zyklisches senden
rd_trig Lese Trigger, ein Lesetelegram wird versandt, sobald der Eingang von 0 auf 1
wechselt
wr_cycle Schreibzyklus in Sekunden

0 Bei COV und Trigger
1..n Spätestens nach Ablauf der angegebenen Zeit, bei COV sowie Trigger
wr_cov COV (Wertänderung)

Der COV gibt an, wie groß eine Änderung sein soll, damit ein Schreibtelegramm
versandt wird.

0.0 Schreiben bei jeder Wertänderung

> oder < Schreibbefehl auslösen bei Wertänderungen >= dem eingetragenen
0.0 Wert
wr_trig Schreibe Trigger, ein Schreibtelegramm wird versandt, sobald der Eingang von 0 auf
1 wechselt
wr_value Zu schreibender Wert im Floatformat
rx_re_frame Anzahl der quittierten Lesetelegramme
rx_wr_frame Anzahl der quittierten Schreibtelegramme
rx_frames Anzahl der quittierten rx Frames für diesen Datenpunkt
tx_frames Anzahl der gesendeten Frames für diesen Datenpunkt
r_value Zuletzt vom Device empfangener Wert des Datenpunktes
event Eventzähler, der erhöht wird, wenn sich der gelesene Wert (r_value) um rw_cov
ändert

Wert Wert Beschreibung
INT HEX
0 0x0000 OK
1 0x0001 memory_typ ungültig
2 0x0002 register_datentyp ungültig
3 0x0003 r_w ungültig
4 0x0004 Faktor 0.0 nicht erlaubt
5 0x0005 Schreiben auf Discret Input oder Input Register nicht möglich
6 0x0006 Modbus Datenpunkt inaktiv (slave_adresse = 0)
7 0x0007 Device Modul Status !=0
8 Kein zugehöriges DEVICE Modul (Slave Adresse nicht
0x0008
vorhanden)
9 0x0009 Maximale Anzahl der Modbus Datenpunkte überschritten
10 0x000A Device steht auf single write, Datentypen nicht abzubilden
11 0x000B Device Wert max_read_register passt nicht zum Datentypen
12 0x000C Device Wert max_write_register passt nicht zum Datentypen
256 0x0100 Response hat falsche Slave ID
512 0x0200 Response hat falsche Funktionscode
768 Response Timeout, Antwort des Devices zu spät oder nicht
0x0300
erhalten
1024 0x0400 Response hat falsche CRC
1280 Modbus Exeption Code 1
0x0500
Funktion Code not Supported
0x0600
Quantity/Value out of Range
0x0700
Adressrange not valid

2048 0x0800 Modbus Exeption Code 4

Error Processing Request
siehe auch
MOD_MASTER
MOD_DEVICE

MOD_MASTER / Prerelease
Modbus Mastermodul zur Schnittstellenbehandlung des Modbus Masters
Funktion
Dieses Modul dient zur Verwaltung der Modbus Schnittstellen. An diesem Modul lassen sich die RTU
(Modbus über eine serielle Verbindung) und die Modbus IP Einstellungen durchführen. Am Ausgang
werden neben der aktiven Konfiguration auch die Busqualität und die gesendeten und empfangenen
Telegramme angezeigt.
FUP-Modul

0 Deaktiv
1 Aktiv
if_no Interface Number des FUP-Modul

Automatisch vergebene Nummer -> ist an das zugehörige Device Module
anzuschließen
0 Fehler
>0 Wert OK
mode IP-Mode oder RTU

0 RTU
1 IP
IPAdr Bei Modbus IP kann hier die IP Adresse eingestellt werden.

Keine führenden 0. IP Adressen Angabe mit .(Punkt) getrennt.
Beispiel: 192.168.10.10
IPPort Bei Modbus IP kann hier die Portnummer der Gegenstelle eingetragen werden
COMPort COM Port der seriellen Schnittstelle als Enum

2 COM2
3 COM3
5 COM5
6 COM6
baudrate Baudrate der seriellen Schnittstelle als Enum

1 1200 Baud
2 2400 Baud
3 4800 Baud
4 9600 Baud
6 19200 Baud
8 38400 Baud
9 57600 Baud
10 76800 Baud
11 115000 Baud
databits Anzahl der Datenbits als Enum

1 7 Bit -> Derzeit nicht Implementiert
2 8 Bit
parity Anzahl der Parirät bits als Enum

1 none
2 odd
3 even
stopbits Anzahl der Stoppbits als Enum

1 1
2 2
resetout Rücksetzen der Telegrammzähler. Setzt, bei einer steigenden Flange,

die Telegrammzähler am Master und den Zugehörigen Devices sowie Datenpunkten
zurück.
Ausgang wird nach Abarbeitung auf 0 zurückgesetzt.
delay_akt Ausgabe des effektiven Sendeverzögerung. Dieser wert wird aus der
Sendeverzögerung der am Devices eingestellten Werte,
die höchste Sendeverzögerung wird effektiven Sendeverzögerung des Busses
verwendet. Nach jedem Telegramm wird mindestens
diese Zeit gewartet bis erneut gesendet wird.
config[32] Schnittstellen Konfiguration, die anzeigt wie die Eingänge eingestellt wurden z.B
19200,8,N,1 oder IP
Als Anzeige wird ein Textfeld der Länge 32 benötigt.
rx_bytes Anzahl der gmpfangenen Bytes

tx_bytes Anzahl der gesendeten Bytes
rx_frames Anzahl der empfangenen Telegramme
tx_frames Anzahl der gesendeten Telegramme
quality Schnittstellen Qualität in Prozent gerechnet aus rx_frames/tx_frames

Wert INT Wert HEX Beschreibung
0 0x0000 OK
1 0x0001 Baudrate ungültig
2 0x0002 Datenbits ungültig
3 0x0003 Parität ungältig
4 0x0004 Stoppbits ungültig
5 0x0005 Modul ist inaktiv
6 0x0006 IP_Adresse ungültig
7 0x0007 not used
8 0x0008 COMPort ungültig
9 0x0009 Keine IP Adresse eingetragen
10 0x000A Maximale Anzahl an Schnittstellen parametriert
11 0x000B COM Port Blockiert -> Beispiel von einem anderem Protokoll
siehe auch
MOD_DEVICE
MOD_DP_FL

MONITOR
purpose
This module compares a set value with an actual value and creates 3 digital outputs.
As long as input "enable" = 0, the 3 outputs "d_min", "d_out" and "d_max" are set to "0", otherwise
following is necessary:
Does the actual value "x" falls under the set value "w" about the value "react_pos" for the time "t_min",
then the output "d_min" will be set to "1".
Does the actual value "x" exceeds the set value "w" about the value "react_neg" for the time "t_min", then
the output "d_max" will be set to "1".
Is an output set to "1" it will not be reset to "0" before the time "t_out" is over.
The output "d_out" will be set to "1" as long as one of the outputs "d_min" od "d_max" is set to "1".
If the set value will be changed about one value greater than the value "react_dif", the set value is
assumed as achieved for the moment of the change, i.e. the timer for the exceedance and the shortfall
will be loaded new.
FUP module
w input - set value
x input - actual value
react_dif permitted set value variation
react_pos dead zone if set-actual > 0
react_neg dead zone if set-actual < 0
enable input - enabling
d_min digital output - falled below minimum
d_out digital output - value not in range
d_max digital output - exceeded maximum

t_min waiting time for falling below in seconds
t_max waiting time exceeding in seconds
t_out minimum circuit time of the outputs in s

MORNINGON
purpose
FUP module
extblock external lock
operat mode
0 night-mode
1 day-mode
2 clock-mode
zuuuhr assigned clocks
ass_hol assigned holidays
holiday holiday - memory

0 no
1 yes
s zuuhr assigned clocks at special days
ass_spec assigned special days
special special days - memory

0 no
1 yes
enabl enabling
enabl_tom enabling tomorrow
enabl_today enabling today

reset reset

MOTOR 3P
purpose
With this module consistent actuators with oscillating motors can be controlled.
To operate efficient, the variables have to be described as follows:
w set-control value of the actuator (0 % up to 100 %)
run_time runtime in seconds of position 0 % up to 100 %
The calculated control value of the actuator will be set to the output "con_val". When reaching the final
value of the adjusting range of 0 %, the output "minus" will be switched and the output "plus" will be set to
"0". When reaching the final value of the adjusting range of 100 %, the output "plus" will be switched and
the output "minus" will be set to "0".
If the motor runtime is pre-selected as positive value, then the accordant output will be set to 1 for
reaching one of the final values of the adjusting range.
If the motor runtime is pre-selected as negative value, then the accordant output will be clocked, every 15
seconds one impulse of the time of 1 second, for reaching one of the final values of the adjusting range.
FUP module
w set value
run_time runtime in sec.
con_val estimated control value in %
plus loop output 'plus'
minus loop output 'minus'

MSGCHG
msgchg Modul
Purpose
This module is used to detect test message changes.
FUP-module
change Notification about a change:
If a change of at least one test message is detected then this output will be set for one
interval to 1.
reset Reset:
The message input will be reset to 0.
notify Notification:
The output will be set to 1 if a change is detected. The output will only be set to 0 by the
reset.

MTR
NTC link to MT-R
Purpose
By this module it is possible to connect NTC sensors to the analog input of COSMOS IO modules.
The MT-R module (hardware) converts the resistance region of the NTX to a resistance region which can
be measured by the IO modules.
This FUP module calculates the resitance value of the connected sensor.
FUP module
R_io Resistance at the input of the analog input
R_mtr Resistance at the input of the MT-R. This value is the resistance of the NTC.
The connectable resistance region is between 100 Ohm and 1,3 MOhm.
If the resistance value exceeds this region then replacement value will be displayed.
Replacement Meaning
value
0 input resistance < approx. 100 Ohm (short-cut)
10.000.000 input resistance > approx. 1.470.000 Ohm (terminal open)
status Status of the input

Status Meaning
0 valid measured value
1 short-cut at the input
2 terminal open

MULTIPLI
multiplication
purpose
This module multiplies the value "multip1" with the value "multip2" and writes out the product to the
variable "product".
The input values have to be between -1019 and 1019 and will be limited accordant to prevent overflows.
FUP module
product product
multip1 multiplicand 1

MWU
Sensor connection using COSMOS MWU (Measuring Transformer).
Funktion
The measurement of sensors connected to a COSMOS OPEN via a COSMOS MWU (Measuring
Transfomer) is determined by this FUP-Module.
FUP-Module
type type of analog sensor

sensor id definition description
0 AS_BetrArt_00 No transformation is done. The output is set to 0.
1001 AS_T_Pt100 Pt100
temperature range: -50 .. 150 °C
1002 AS_T_Pt1000 Pt1000
1003 AS_T_Ni1000 Ni1000 (DIN)
1004 AS_T_Ni1000Tk Ni1000 (Tk5000)
In the case of an unsupported sensor id the output value is undefined.
in input value
The value of the analog input (0..10V).
out measurement
The value measured by the sensor.
additional note
Using a COSMOS MWU different sensors can be connected to a COSMOS OPEN. The measurement
transformer maps the value measured by the sensor to a voltage in the rande of 0 to 10V.
This voltage can be measured by a COSMOS IO Module (i.e. AE8AA4) and used in a COSMOS OPEN.
For optimal measuring the value of the sensor this FUP module follows the FUP module of the analog
input (0..10V). It directly supplies the physical value.
The type of the connected sensor, the type of the COSMOS MWU and the type supplied to this FUP
module have all to be the same.

NAND 2
NAND-gate
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with a NAND-gate.
in1 in2 out

1 1 0
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 1
FUP module
in1 .. 2 value 1 .. 2
see also
NAND 4

NAND 4
NAND-gate
purpose
With this module 4 inputs will be connected with a NAND-gate.
in1 in2 in3 in4 out

1 1 1 1 0
0 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 0 1
FUP module
in1 .. 4 value 1 .. 4
see also
NAND 2

NEGATION
negation
purpose
With this module a negation will be executed.
in out
0 1
1 0
FUP module
in input value

NOR 2
NOR-gate
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with a NOR-gate.
in1 in2 out

1 1 0
1 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 1
FUP module
in1 .. 2 value 1 .. 2
see also
NOR 4

NOR 4
NOR-gate
purpose
With this module 4 inputs will be connected with a NOR-gate.
in1 in2 in3 in4 out

1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 1 0/1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 1 0/1 0
0/1 0/1 0/1 1 0
0 0 0 0 1
FUP module
in1 .. 4 value 1 .. 4
see also
NOR 2

OPTSTART
purpose
FUP module
extblock external block
extenable external enabling
operat 0 = night- , 1 = day- , 2 = clock-operation
zuuhr clocks assigned to
ass_hol holiday assigend to
holiday holiday marker

0=no , 1=yes
s_zuuhr clocks assigned to special days
ass_spec special dates assigned to
special special days marker

0=no , 1=yes
add_on additional ON
add_off additional OFF
enabl enabling time
extextr external extra time
extr_sw switch extra time
extrtime extra time
extrbal extra time balanced time
extrreq extra time requirement
mode_pre preheating operation
mode_clk clock operation
mode_add additional operation
mode_extr extra time operation
curtemp current temperature
settemp set temperature
prehnum preheating number
curve curve
quant quantifier
adaption adaption
0=no ; 1=yes
maxpreh maximum preheating time in minutes
tmp_s opt. start temperature
tmp_e opt. end temperature
t_s start time
t_e end time
clk_stop stop with reaching of the clock time

ORDER
purpose
This module stands for a sequence toggle.
FUP module
ord_a_1 .. 4 input a_1 .. 4
order_ab 0 = order a
1 = order b
ord_b_1 .. 4 input b_1 .. 4
roll_l rolling low bit
roll_h rolling high bit
enable_1 .. 4 enabling 1.. 4
error_1 .. 4 error 1 .. 4
requ_1 .. 4 requirement 1 .. 4
limit limitation
number number

OR 2
OR-gate
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with an OR-gate.
in1 in2 out

1 1 1
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 2 value 1 .. 2
see also
OR 3
OR 4
OR 8

OR 3
OR-gate
purpose
in1 in2 in3 out

1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 1 1
0 0 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 3 value 1 .. 3
see also
OR 2
OR 4
OR 8

OR 4
OR-gate
purpose
in1 in2 in3 in4 out

1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 1 1
0 0 0 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 4 value 1 .. 4
see also
OR 2
OR 3
OR 8

OR 8
OR-gate
purpose
in1 in2 in3 in4 in5 in6 in7 in8 out

1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1 0/1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1 0/1 1
0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1 1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 8 value 1 .. 8
see also
OR 2
OR 3
OR 4

OSZILLAT
purpose
This module clocks the output "out" when the input "start" is assigned to "1". The pulse and pause times
will be set by the variables "pulse" and "pause". While the input "start" is assigned to "0", the output "out"
is set to "0".
FUP module
pulse pulse period in 10 ms
pause pause period in 10 ms
start start input
out output

P-loop
purpose
If "xp" = 0, the controller does not operate.

If "xp" < 0, the effective direction of the controller will be reversed.
The control value of the controller is between 0 and 100, i.e. "xp" always refers to an output range of 100.
As long as "operat" is assigned to "0", the controller writes out the control value "y" with "0".
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y calculated control value
operat operation choice

0 out of action
1 in use
xp proportional band
y_0diff control value if set- and actual-value are equal

PI
PI-loop
Purpose
If Xp = 0, then the controller is disabled.

If Xp < 0, then the effective direction of the controller will be reversed.
The control value of the controller is between 0 and 100, i.e. Xp always refers to an output range of 100.
While operat is assigned to 0, the controller writes out the control value y with 0, and if tn > 0, the
integral by the current difference between setpoint and current value will be calculated in a way that the
control value will be 0 on system start.
If tn ≤ 0, then the PI-loop will not change the value of integral but always keeps the latest given or
calculated value.
When the system is starting, the loop is starting normally with 0. But only when the difference between w
and x is not greater then Xp. In case the difference is much greater then Xp then the system saves time
and sets the output directly to 100 % or to 0 % (if the difference is negative).
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y control value

0 out of action
1 in use
Xp proportional band
tn regulate time in seconds
integral integral control value to put out if (set - actual) = 0

and if the actual value neither rises nor falls.

PID
PID-loop
purpose
If ("i_pos" = 0) and ("i_neg" = 0) then does the PID-loop never change the value of "integral", but always
keeps the latest entered value.
Between the parameters xp, Tn, and Tv and the parameters y_min, y_max, p_pos, p_neg, i_pos, i_neg,
d_pos, d_neg, interval following correlations are existing:
T0 = interval
p_pos = p_neg = (y_max - y_min) / xp
i_pos = i_neg = (T0 / Tn) * (y_max - y_min) / xp = (T0 / Tn) * p_pos
d_pos = d_neg = (Tv / T0) * (y_max - y_min) / xp = (Tv / T0) * p_pos
If "y_min" > "y_max", the effective direction of the controller will be reversed.
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y_min minimum control value to put out
y_max maximum control value to put out
y_0 control value to put out if PID out of action (operat == 0)

0 out of action
1 in use

p_pos proportional factor if (set - actual) positive
p_neg proportional factor if (set - actual) negative
i_pos integral factor if (set - actual) positive
i_neg integral factor if (set - actual) negative
d_pos differential factor if actual value falls
d_neg differential factor if actual value rises

interval T0 in 1/100s
example
A temperature controller has to change the control value about 100 % within a band xp = 12 Kelvin. "Tn"
= 1 minute, "Tv" = 15 seconds, sampling time = 5 s. Therewith following parameters result:
p_pos = p_neg = (100 - 0) / 12 = 8.33

i_pos = i_neg = (5 / 60) * (100 - 0) / 12 = 0.694
d_pos = d_neg = (15 / 5) * (100 - 0) / 12 = 25

PID2M
PID-loop
purpose
This module controls 3P-actuators and also consistent actuators.
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y control value consistent
y_plus output more
y_minus output less
y_min minimum control value
y_max maximum control value
y_0 control value if PID out of action

0 out of action
1 in use
mode operation mode

0 velocity
1 control value
xp_p P-band if actual < set
xp_n P-band if actual > set
tr_p regulate time if actual < set
tr_n regulate time if actual > set
td_d derivative time if actaul value decrease
td_i derivative time if actual value increase
i_tot valid set-actual-difference
period balanced time in seconds
integral integral
t_motor delay of the motor in seconds
interval sampling time

PIDPM
PID-loop
purpose
This module controls 3P-actuators.
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y_plus output more
y_minus output less
t_mot delay of the motor
y_0 control value if PID out of action

0 out of action
1 in use
xp_p P-band if actual < set
xp_n P-band if actual > set
tr_p regulate time if actual < set
tr_n regulate time if actual > set
td_d derivative time if actaul value decrease

td_i derivative time if actual value increase
period period time (rest value)

PIDS
PID-loop
purpose
If "tn" <= 0, the PI-loop will not change the value of "integral" but always keeps the latest given or
calculated value.
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y_min minimum control value
y_max maximum control value
y control value
y_0 control value if PID out of action (operat == 0)

0 out of action
1 in use
xp proportional band
tr regulate time in seconds
td derivative time in seconds

interval T0 in 1/100s

PIDT
PID-loop
purpose
If ("i_pos" = 0) and ("i_neg" = 0) then does the PID-loop never change the value of "integral", but always
keeps the latest entered value.
Between the parameters xp, Tn, and Tv and the parameters y_min, y_max, p_pos, p_neg, i_pos, i_neg,
d_pos, d_neg, interval following correlations are existing:
T0 = interval
p_pos = p_neg = (y_max - y_min) / xp
i_pos = i_neg = (T0 / Tn) * (y_max - y_min) / xp = (T0 / Tn) * p_pos
d_pos = d_neg = (Tv / T0) * (y_max - y_min) / xp = (Tv / T0) * p_pos
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
y_min minimum control value to put out
y_max maximum control value to put out
y_0 control value if PID out of action (operat == 0)

0 out of action
1 in use

p_pos proportional factor if (set - actual) positive
p_neg proportional factor if (set - actual) negative
i_pos integral factor if (set - actual) positive
i_neg integral factor if (set - actual) negative
d_pos differential factor if actual value falls
d_neg differential factor if actual value rises
i_tot dead range of the integrator

valid set-actual-difference

interval sampling time

T0 in 1/100s
example
A temperature controller has to change the control value about 100 % within a band xp = 12 Kelvin. "Tn"
= 1 minute, "Tv" = 15 seconds, sampling time = 5 s. Therewith following parameters result:
p_pos = p_neg = (100 - 0) / 12 = 8.33

i_pos = i_neg = (5 / 60) * (100 - 0) / 12 = 0.694
d_pos = d_neg = (15 / 5) * (100 - 0) / 12 = 25

PID_HEAD
Hyper-PID-controller
Purpose
The module PID_HEAD is the head element of a hyper-PID-controller.
FUP module
head_ID With this variable the assigned hyper-PID-segments are connected
w The setpoint to control
x Current value
enabling Release of the hyper-PID-controller
stop Stop of the hyper-PID-controller
segmstart Preset of which assigned hyper-PID-segment should be activated on start. To

achieve this the variable "segmstart" is assigned with a value which represents the
variable "sequence" of a subordinate hyper-PID-segment. If the value of "segmstart"
does not correspond to a value of "sequence" of a subordinate hyper-PID-segmentes
then the segment with the next higher value is started.
Ya_start Y of the start segment in the moment of the enabling if "at_start" is 0.
Yb_start Y of the start segment in the moment of the enabling if "at_start" is 1.
at_start Selection of the Y-value of the start segment on enabling
number Number of assigned hyper-PID segments
num_valid Number of currently activated segments at the hyper-PID-controller.

active The content of follower of the hyper-PID-segment which is currently in control

operation.
error Shows whether the hyper-PID-controller is able to operate.
errtype 1 -> no module assigned

2 -> no memory for segment_array
3 -> no valid sequence
4 -> head address below NULL
band Sum of the control ranges of all currently activated segments at the hyper-PID-
controller.
Y_in_band Positioning value of the hyper-PID-controller related to band.

PID_SEGM
Purpose
The module PID_SEGM equals a sequence of a hyper-PID-controller
FUP module
head_ID With this variable a hyper-PID-segments is linked to a head module.
Sequence Sets the sequence of a segment in the hyper-PID-controller. To set the segment as
a sequence in a hyper-PID-controller the value has to be bigger than 0. Otherwise,
the output "Y" is set with the value "Y_off" and has no more impact on the hyper-
PID-controller. The same is done if the variable "sequence" has the same value as
other hyper-PID-segments and are assigned to the same head module. Hyper-PID-
sequences of a hyper-PID-controller with the same values in the variables
"sequence" will not be assigned to a hyper-PID-controller as sequence. The pre-
sets for "sequence" do not have to be sequential values. The variable "sequence"
of the hyper-PID-segments has to be set with values greater than 0 to assign them
as sequence in a hyper-PID-controller.
sequence_act If the value is bigger than 0 then the segment is assigned as sequence.
error Is set to 1 if the content of head_ID does not correspond to any head-element.
ON Is set to 1 if the hyper-PID-controller-controller is on and the segment is assigned

as sequence.
w_offset Offset to the value w of the head module by which the sequence works.
XP_band Band to which XP and TN are relating to. "Y_min" and "Y_max" do not change the
reaction of the PID-controller to changing set and measured differences except of
the positioning value limitation. If the content of "XP-band" is 0 then the segment is
not assigned as a sequence to the hyper-PID-controller.
XP XP of the PID-controller of the segment. If the content of "XP" is 0 then the

segment is not assigned as a sequence to the hyper-PID-controller. If "XP" is
smaller than 0 then the PID-controller is working reversed.
TN Reset time of the PID-controller of the segment. If the content of TN is 0 then the
controller of the segment is working as P- or PD-controller and as long as set and
measured value are equal the value from Y_equal is written to Y. Other values of Y
on other set and measured differences are calculated with Y_equal as shift. If the
content of TN is smaller than 0 then the segment is not assigned as a sequence in
the hyper-PID-controller.
TV The hold-back time of the PD-controller of the segment. If the content of "TV" is 0
then the controller of the segment is working as P- or PD-controller. If the content of
"TV" is smaller than 0 then the segment is not assigned as a sequence in the
hyper-PID-controller.
Y_min The smallest positioning value "Y" of the PI-controller of the segment.
Y_min_out Y_min_out = Y_min in normal mode; Y_min_out = Y_max in revers mode
Y_max The biggest positioning value "Y" of the PI-controller of the segment.
Y_max_out Y_max_out = Y_max in normal mode; Y_max_out = Y_min in revers mode
Y_equal If the content of TN is 0 then the controller of the segment is working as P- or PD-
controller. As long as set and measured value are equal the value from "Y_equal" is
written to "Y".
Y_off Is written to Y while the segment is disabled.
Y Positioning value of the PID-controller
t_moins Minimum runtime in which the segment is controlling sequence after switch or start-
up.
t_mrem Remaining time until it is switched to another segment as the controlling sequence.
Y_mini The smallest value in total band.
Y_band Positioning range
Y_maxi The biggest positioning value of the segment in the total band of all sequences.
xtr_mini The smallest value "Y_min" for "Y" is provided.
xtr_maxi The biggest value "Y_max" for "Y" is provided.
ctrloper Segment in control operation
W Current setpoint
X Current measured value

PID_SEGM2P
Purpose
The module PID_SEGM2P is a 2-point controller of the hyper-PID-controller
FUP module
head_ID With this variable a 2-point controller is connected to a head module.
Sequence Sets the sequence of a segment in the hyper-PID-controller. To set the segment
as a sequence in a hyper-PID-controller the value has to be bigger than 0.
Otherwise, the output "Y_normal" is overwritten with the value "Y_off" and the
hyper-PID-segment has no further impact on the hyper-PID-controller. The same
is done if the variable "sequence" has the same value as other hyper-PID-
segments and are assigned to the same head module. Hyper-PID-sequences of
a hyper-PID-controller with the same values in the variables "sequence" will not
be assigned to a hyper-PID-controller as sequence. The pre-sets for "sequence"
do not have to be sequential values. The variable "sequence" of the hyper-PID-
segments has to be set with values greater than 0 to assign them as sequence in
a hyper-PID-controller.
sequence_act If the value is bigger than 0 then the segment is assigned as sequence.
error Is set to 1 if the content of head_ID does not correspond to any head-element.
ON Is set to 1 if the 2-point controller is on and the segment is assigned as

sequence.
w_min Minimal limit. If x is smaller than w_min, then Y_normal is preferred to be set to 1.
w_max Maximal limit. If x is bigger than w_min, then Y_normal is preferred to be set to 0.
w_on Activation value. If x - w is smaller or equal than w_min, then Y_normal is set to
1.
w_off Deactivation value. If x - w is bigger or equal than w_off, then Y_normal is set to
0.
Y_off Is written to Y while the segment is disabled.
Y_normal Normal output of the 2-point controller
Y_revers Reversed output of the 2-point controller
t_next Minimal time in seconds until the next segment is activated.
wt_next If the slope of x - w is bigger than wt_next per second, then the timer t_next is
stopped.
t_next_rem Remaining runtime until the next segment is activated.
t_prev Minimal time in seconds until the previous segment is activated.
wt_prev If the slope of x - w is smaller than wt_prev per second, then the timer t_prev is
stopped.
t_prev_rem Remaining runtime until the previous segment is activated.
ctrloper Segment in control operation
W Current setpoint
X Current measured value

POLYNOM
purpose
This module converts physical parameters with nonlinear correlation.
FUP module
x input x
y output y
a0 .. a6 coefficient a0 .. a6
example
To calculate the resistance of a Pt100-sensor by a given temperature (in °C) the variables have to be
described as follows:
a0 = +1.0002569 e+02
a1 = +3.9068687 e-01
a2 = -6.4468292 e-05
a3 = +5.5044995 e-08
a4 = -1.6267574 e-10
a5 = +2.0372722 e-13
a6 = -9.2101998 e-17
After describing of the variables "x" with the temperature (in °C), the accordant resistance (in Ohm) would
be write to the variable "y".

POT B
power of an exponent to a base > 0
purpose
With this module the power of the exponent will be calculated of the base > 0.
If the base is not > 0, the output "power" will get the value 0.
FUP module
power presents the result
exponent input exponent
base input base

POT E
power of x to the base e
purpose
With this module the power of "x" will be calculated to the base e.
FUP module
x input value

PRE START
time switch module
purpose
This module presents a time switch module for control ciruits which turn on time will be changed in
dependance of the outside temperature, i.e. the lower the outside temperature the earlier the control
circuit will be turned on before the programmed turn on time.
"PRE_START" checks the turn on times of all assigned clocks as well as special turn on times. If the
outside temperature "temp" is higher than the reference temperature "ref_temp", the turn on time will not
be brought forward. When reaching the calculated turn on time the output "enabling" will be set to "1" and
when reaching the turn off time it will be set to "0".
The module "PRE_START" calculates beyond the date limit, i.e. if the turn on time of 00:30 is
programmed for the next day and a turn on point of time has to be 45 minutes earlier, the controller will
set the output "enabling" = 1 at 23:45 at this day.
If the outside temperature "temp" < reference temperature "ref_temp", the offset "tv" of the turn on time
has to be calculated as follows:
tv = (ref_temp - temp) * constpre (ref_temp and temp in °C, tv in min)
The offset "tv" always is smaller than the maximum time "maxtime".
FUP module
operat[2] BDF-variable of the type "BIT" with the ASCII-declaration "DNCD"

0 day-operation
1 night-operation
2 clock-operation
3 day-operation
zuuhr clocks assigned to normal operation

BDF-variable of the type "BIT" for regard to holiday
0 no

1 yes
special special days marker

BDF-variable of the type "BIT" for regard to special days
0 no
1 yes
enabling output
temp current outside temperature / current room temperature
ref_temp reference temperature / set room temperature
constpre preheat time constant min/K
maxtime maximum preheat time in minutes
add_on heating additional ON
add_off heating additional OFF

PULSWIDTH
pulse width modulator
purpose
The pulse width modulator is a three-step controller with quasi consistent outputs.
FUP module
w set value
x actual value
d_plus difference, within which the output is clocked "plus"
d_minus difference, within which the output is clocked "minus"
react_rg reaction time range, within which no control signals will be put out
plus controller output more
minus controller output less
t0 base interval in 10 ms
example
The variables contain:

w = 50
d_plus = 20
d_minus = 10
react_rg = 1
t0 = 1000 (entspricht 10 s)
x < 29 -> output "plus" = 1; output "minus" = 0

x = 39 -> output "plus" clocked: 5 sec 1 / 5 sec 0; output "minus" = 0
x = 49 -> both outputs "plus" and "minus" at 0

x = 51 -> both outputs "plus" and "minus" at 0

x = 53 -> output "plus" = 0; output "minus" clocked: 2 sec 1 / 8 sec 0
x > 61 -> output "plus" = 0; output "minus" = 1;

P T H2O
dew point temperature calculation
purpose
This module calculates the dew point temperature for ice and water at given vapor pressure.
FUP module
p pressure in Pa
temp temperature in °C

P T NH3
purpose
This module converts the saturation pressure in the boiling temperature for NH3.
FUP module
p pressure in bar

REBOOT
reboot of the controller
purpose
This module is used to cause a reboot of a COSMOS OPEN controller.
FUP module
reboot A rising flank at this input causes a reboot of the controller. Therefor the reboot has to
be enabled and the start delay has to be out of time.
enabl To run a reboot it has to be a 1 at this input. If it is given a 0 at this input nothing will
happen.
st_delay The start delay sets the minutes which has to be over to reboot the controller again.
The tims span for this start delay has to be minimum 10 minutes. The value of this
input will be readed directly after the reboot of a controller. A change of the value of this
input will cause after the next reboot.
resttime Resttime of the start delay in minutes. A reboot can be run after this value is null.
note
This FUP module is to be used with extreme care! Faulty use can cause data loss! If possible the use of
this FUP module should be avoided.

REDUN_STAT
REDUN_STAT
Purpose
Redundancy status
With redundancy it is possible to join two OPEN 4100 EMS controller.
On failure of the primary controller the secondary controller can take over.
This module visualizes the current status of the redundancy.
FUP module
type 1 OPEN configured as primary controller

2 OPEN configured as secondary controller
act 0 redundancy inactive

1 redundancy active
status 0 no error
100 false controller type
101 false firmware version
102 false version of controller program
103 error on reading the INI-file
104 no option for redundancy
105 primary/secondary controller not available
106 this module is no more supported in this version

RESET
reset
purpose
This module creates a reset impulse of adjustable time.

"RESET" sets independently the input to null after run of the given time.
FUP module
t_reset reset time in 1/100s
input digital input - RESET
output digital output - RESET

RESETN
reset
purpose
This module creates a reset impulse of adjustable time.

"RESETN" sets independently the input to null after run of the given time.
"RESETN" creates a reset impulse when executing a cold start.
FUP module
t_reset reset time in 1/100s
input digital input RESET
output digital output RESET

ROOT
root of the radicand
purpose
With this module the root of the radicand will be calculated.

If the radicand < 0, the output value "root" will be 0.
FUP module
root presents the result
radicand input value

ROTATOR
purpose
This module is used for the consistent efficiency of similar machines.
Granted that a pressure installation has three similar pumps. If necessary a control switches on one, two
or three pumps. Now "ROTATOR" manages that the pump, which switched on first will also be switched
off first. If all threepumps are off, the pump which was switched off firt will be siwtched on first again.
It is possible to switch up to 16 pumps or s.th. similar. The number of elements to switch can be entered
by "n". If "n" is assigned to "4", the outputs "out_00" up to "out_03" can be controlled. If "n" is assigned to
"10", the outputs "out_00" up to "out_09" can be controlled. It never will be controlled more outputs than
stated by "n". E.g. if the inputs "in_00", "in_05", "in_11" und "in_15" are assigned to "1" and "n" is equal to
"3", the outputs "out_00", "out_01" and "out_02" are equal to "1" and the rest are equal to "0". A "0" at the
input causes a "freezing" of the states at the output. Furthermore the counting will begin again with output
"out_00" if a number which is unlike "0" is at the input "n". The value "-1" at the input "n" causes a simple
"hand over" of the input states to the outputs.
FUP module
in_00 .. 15 input 00 .. 15
out_00 .. 15 output 00 .. 15
n number to handle elements

ROUND
rounding of a value according to a raster
purpose
This module executes a rounding of an input value "value" according to a raster "raster".
FUP module
value input value
raster input raster
output output value
examples
value raster output

1039,7 10 --> 1040
13,38 0,25 --> 13,5
2,3 0,25 --> 2,25
8,3 0,5 --> 8,5

R FLOAT
purpose
With this module internal controller float variables will be read.
FUP module
address floating number address
value floating number value

R INTEG
purpose
With this module internal controller integer variables will be read.
FUP module
address integer address
value integer value

R LONG
purpose
With this module internal controller long variables will be read.
FUP module
address address
value value

R MARKER
purpose
With this module internal controller marker will be read.
FUP module
address marker address
status marker status

SEC COUNT
seconds counter
purpose
This module executes the counting of seconds. As long as the input "set" = 1, the value at the input
"default" is written to the output "ouput". If the input "set" = 0, the status at the input "input" will be
checked every second and if there is a "1", the value at "output" will be raised about 1.
FUP module
set set input
default default value
input counter input
output counter output

range of values: 0 .. 16777216

SEQUENCE
purpose
This module executes the implementation of the control value of a controller to the heater, the cooling
system, circulation air throttle and the waste heat recovery of an air-handling system. The module
expects a control value between 0 % and 100 %.
The variables "outer" and "ex_air" can be used with the temperatures instead of the enthalpy values. But
both must be used with the same, the temperature or the enthalpy. If the outside enthalpy > exhaust air
enthalpy, the throttles and the waste heat recovery will operate contrarily .
FUP module
in input value
outer outside air enthalpy and -temperature respectively
ex_air exhaust air enthalpy and -temperature respectively
cool output cooling
throttle output outer air throttle
whr output waste heat recovery
heating output heating
p_cool use point of cooling
p_heat use point of heating
min_throt minimum opening outer air
split 0 -> throttle and waste heat recovery (whr) antiparallel
example

"p_cool" = 30, "p_heat" = 50 and "min_throt" = 20. The outside enthalpy < exhaust air enthalpy. Then
"SEQUENCE" will operate as follows:
in = 0 -> cool = 100 throttles = 100 whr = 0 heating = 0

SET 2
purpose
This module enables the input of Fuzzy-sets with 2 definition points.
FUP module
x current value
p1 .. 2y point 1 .. 2 Y-value
set_out set-output

SET 3
purpose
This module enables the input of Fuzzy-sets with 3 definition points (triangles).
FUP module
x current value
set_out set-output

SET 4
purpose
This module enables the input of Fuzzy-sets with 4 definition points (trapezes).
FUP module
x current value
set_out set-output

SIN
sine
purpose
With this module a sine to "x" will be calculated .
FUP module
y output value
y = sin ( x )
x input value

SLI3INT
purpose
FUP module
in input
one output
thousand output
million output

SLIADD
addition of 2 SLI-numbers
purpose
This module executes the addition of 2 SLI-numbers.
FUP module
sum sum
summand1 summand 1
summand2 summand 2

SLIFAKT
multiplication or division of SLI-numbers with FL-numbers
purpose
This module executes a multiplication or division of SLI-numbers with FL-numbers.
FUP module
product output result
multi input multiplier
factor input factor
div_mul 0 division
1 multiplication

SLIMUL
multiplication of 2 SLI-numbers
purpose
This module executes the multiplication of 2 SLI-numbers.
FUP module
product product

SLISUB
substraction of 2 SLI-numbers
purpose
This module executes the substraction of 2 SLI-numbers.
FUP module
differ difference
minuend minuend
subtrah subtrahend

SLI BIT
purpose
This module analyzes the value of an integer and operates the output to 1 while the integer value is not
equal to 0. If the integer value is equal to 0, the output will be set to 0.
FUP module
in SLI - input
out BIT - output

SLI FL
purpose
This module converts an integer to a float number.
FUP module
in SLI - input
out FL - output

SLI MUX 2
SLI-multiplexer
purpose
If input "selector" = 0, then "ausgang" = "i_0".

If input "selector" = 1, then "ausgang" = "i_1".
selector output
0 i_0
1 i_1
FUP module
selector gate input
i_0 SLI - input if gate input = 0
output SLI - output
i_1 SLI - input if gate input = 1

SLI_ULI
conversion of a SLI to a ULI
purpose
A variable of the type SLI will be converted to a variable of the type ULI. When doing the conversion
negative numbers will be converted to positive numbers over 2147483647.
FUP module
in input value
range: -2147483648 .. 2147483647
out output-value
range: 0 .. 4294967295

SOLOSTART
time switch module with bringing forward the starting time
purpose
SOLOSTART is used as time switch module with bringing forward the starting time.
The variables has to be used so that the modul can operate.
The bringing forward of the starting time can be calculated as folows:

bringing forward = (ref_temp - temp) * constpre (unit in minutes) a negative value will be valued as 0.
The starting time is calculated as follows:

starting time = "in" - bringing forward
negative starting times will be valued as starting time 00:00.
If the current time is less than the starting time or higher than the switch-off time a 0 is given to
"enabling", otherwise a 1 is given to "enabling".
FUP module
in input of the switch-on time

648 corresponds to 6:48
input range: 0 .. 2359; e.g. 1783 will be valued as invalid
in <= out !!!
out input of the switch-off time

1748 corresponds to 17:48
input range: 0 .. 2359; e.g. 183 will be valued as invalid
out >= in !!!
enabl enabling
temp input of the current temperature
ref_temp input of the reference temperature
constpre input of the pre-heat constante in min/K
maxpre input of the maximum pre-heat time in minutes


SPECIAL
special day marker
purpose
Sets the variable "status" to 1 if the current date agrees with a programmed special day.
FUP module
active input (regard special day ?)
status if special day -> output = 1

SPS FL
purpose
This module reads ULI-values out of a SPS. 4-byte values only can be handed over as FL-variables. But
4-byte values are ULI-values in a SPS. "SPS_SLI" receives a 4-byte value as FL-value out of a SPS, but
interprets the handed over bit pattern as SLI-value.
FUP module
spsval ULI-value of SPS
fl_val FL-value for controlling

SPS SLI
purpose
This module reads ULI-values out of a SPS. 4-byte values only can be handed over as FL-variables. But
4-byte values are ULI-values in a SPS. "SPS_SLI" receives a 4-byte value as FL-value out of a SPS, but
interprets the handed over bit pattern as SLI-value.
FUP module
spsval ULI-value of SPS
sli_val SLI-value for controlling

SRVGALAXONE
Service module for GALAXY One
purpose
With this module service and status information of a GALAXY One can be obtained.
FUP module
can_no number of the can bus

valid values: 1...2
Only those CAN busses are used which are activated at the target platform.

Only those CAN addresses are used which are activated at the target platform.

14 GALAXY One
255 no FUP module of a GALAXY One at this address.
mod_stat actual module status

0 GALAXY One operating normaly
1 no GALAXY One at the specified address available or it does not answer
3 GALAXY One is being initialized
4 FUP module of an other type at the specified address
255 not initialized
hw_ver hardware version
sw_ver software version
ser_no serial number
see also
GALAXYONE

SRV_CAN
service-module for CAN-bus
purpose
This FUP module provides further status information of the CAN-bus. By activation the reboot
functionality temporary appeared important bus-failures can be realized and prevented by an initializing
call or by a reboot.
To cause the reboot functionality following conditions has to come up:
1. the start lock has to be exhausted (balance time = 0)
2. the input "enabling" has to be set to 1
3. minimum one module at the CAN-bus had to be in operation completely (module_max > 0)
4. the total number of the modules which are in operation (module_act) changes of bigger than 0 to 0
after completion of the lock time.
FUP module
can_no declaration of the CAN-bus-no.

range: 0 .. 2
1 CAN 1
2 CAN 2
Only the activated CAN-bus lines will be addressed!
can_stat currently CAN-bus-status

0 CAN-bus activated
1 CAN-bus is not enabled
2 CAN-bus is not intialized
fup_io group COSMOS IO modules:

number of different module addresses created in the FUP XL
count_io group COSMOS IO modules:

number of active modules
fup_src group single room:

number of different module addresses created in the FUP-XL
count_src group single room:

number of active modules
module_cur total number of active modules
module_max maximum number of active modules since the system start.
enabl For enabling the restart functionality this input has to be set to 1. If this input is set
to 0 no restart will be caused if an bus-error occurs.
st_delay The start delay sets the minutes which has to be over to reboot the controller
again. The tims span for this start delay has to be minimum 10 minutes. The value
of this input will be readed directly after the reboot of a controller. A change of the
value of this input will cause after the next reboot.
bal_time Balance time of the start delay in minutes. A reboot can be run after this value is
null.
level displays the status of the reboot functionality:

0 reboot functionality not active
3 reboot functionality active:
parameters is saved
CAN-bus is initialized new
prozess canrun is restarted
reboot: COSMOS OPEN is restarted
note
The enabling of the reboot functionality should only be done after the complete commissioning of an
installation to avoid unmeant boot-processes!

SRV PWH
service-module for the Plueth-Drive of the type PWHxx-24Y-C
purpose
With this module service and status information of a Plueth-Drive of the type PWHxx-24Y-C with
integrated digital input and two temperature inputs can be obtained.
FUP module



1 DE16
2 DA8T
3 DA8TH
4 DA8R
5 DA8RH
6 AE8AA4
7 AE8AA4H
10 PWH-xxC1
11 AE8
12 AA4
13 AA4H
16 PLDxx-C1
19 DE8DA8T
23 AI8/N

24 AI8AO4/N
25 AI8AO4H/N
26 DI8DO8/AC
27 DO8/AC
28 DO8H/AC

0 IO-module in use
255 not initialized
ser_no serial number

The serial number of the connected module.
hw_ver hardware version

The hardware version of the connected module.
sw_ver software version

The software version of the connected module.
error error messages

Errors reported by the drive will be put out bit encoded:
0x0001: The set position has not been reached.
warn warning messages

Warnings reported by the drive will be put out bit encoded:
0x0001: load > 25%
0x0002: adaption range exceeded
notice notices
Notes reported by the drive will be put out bit encoded:
0x0001: adaption is executed
Notice: If the cause of an error also will be exist after the reset of the notice,
the error message will cause again.
adaption run adaption

The drive executes an adaption at its mechanical adjusting range.
see also
CAN_PWH

START
check cycle starting conditions
purpose
This module checks the turn on time of all assigned clocks as well as the additional turn on time. With
reaching of the calculated turn on time the output "enabling" will be set to "1" and with reaching of the turn
off time it will be set to "0".
FUP module
operat[2] operating mode

0 day-operation
1 night-operation
2 clock-operation
3 day-operation
zuuhr clocks assigned to by normal operation

0 no
1 yes
special special day marker

0 no
1 yes
enabling output
add_on additional heating - ON
add_off additional heating - OFF

STARTOP
purpose
This module converts the marker states of the day- \ night- \ clock-choose for the graphic.
There are following conversions:
0 -> 1
0 -> 0
2 -> 2
FUP module
in[2] input
out[2] output

STEP
step switching system
purpose
This module presents a step switching system, which turns-on the outputs "outp_x" successively. The
sequence of the turn-ons also can be time as event controlled. An output "outp_x" will be switched on, if
the accordant input "enabl_x" is assigned to "1" and the predetermined time of the pre-ordered output is
over since the turn-on. The step switch will be reset to the initial state if the input "reset" = 1. If the input
"stop" = 1 the step switching system will stop. When a step switching system has more than 4 outputs,
the step switches also can be cascaded. Therefore the input "reset" has to be connected to the output
"casc_out" of the pre-ordered step switch.
FUP module
reset reset input
stop stop the step interruptor
outp_0 .. 3 output 0 .. 3
enabl_0 .. 3 enabling step 0 .. 3
time_0 .. 3 time step 0 .. 3 in seconds
resttime resttime in seconds
step step
casc_out cascaded output

STR LIN
purpose
This module converts an input value with the aid of a straight line into an output value. The straight line is
given by 2 points. The first one is given by the variables "x1" and "y1", the second one by the variables
"x2" and "y2".
Any values can be taken for the variables "x", "x1", "y1", "x2" and "y2", with one exception: the values at
"x1" and "x2" must not be equal. In the case that they are equal still, the means of the values "y1" and
"y2" will be set to the output.
FUP module
x input value
y ouput value
x1 x1
y1 y1
x2 x2
y2 y2
example
The return potentiometer of a burner has a resistance of 96 Ohms for its minimum power, which
corresponds to 35 % of its maximum power. In the case of its maximum power the potentiometer has a
resistance of 486 Ohms. In this case the variables must be:
potentiometer resistance -> x
96 -> x1
35 -> y1
486 -> x2
100 -> y2
Then the power (in %) would be at the output "y" of the burner.

SUBTRACT
substraction
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be substracted .

The input values have to be between -1019 and 1019 and will be limited accordant to prevent overflows.
FUP module
differ difference
minuend minuend
subtrah subtrahend

SUN
sunrise- and sunset-calculation
purpose
SUN allows to calculate the sunrise and the sunset.
FUP module
longitude input of the longitude

e.g. for Rheine: -7,5 degree (decimal)
latitude input of the latitude

e.g. for Rheine: 52,2 degree (decimal)
zone specification of the winter time (e.g. for Rheine -15 minutes (timed to Greenwich Mean
Time))
respectively summer time (e.g. for Rheine -30 minutes (timed to Greenwich Mean
Time))
date input of the date (e.g. 1003 for 10.03 (10. march))
rise output of the sunrise time (e.g. 616 for 06:16)
zenith output of the zenith time (e.g. 1213 for 12:13)
sunset output of the sunset time (e.g. 1725 for 17:25)
day day (its day)
night night (its night)

SUSTART
Stopwatch to measure runtimes
Function
By the stopwatch function it is possible to create multiple stopwatches on a controller which can detect
with a high resolution intervals in a runnable controller program.
These stopwatches can be used for example to optimize controller programs according to reaction timing
on changed input values.
With this module a stopwatch can be started.
FUP module
ID This ID defines a stopwatch in a controller.

Active value range: 1..100
A value of "0" deactivates this FUP module.
start With an increasing edge on this input the stopwatch is started.
time The current timestamp of the controller.
started This output states the timestamp the stopwatch was started last.
status Status of this stopwatch

value meaning
0 OK
1 This stopwatch is deactivated.
2 In invalid value for the ID was set.
see also
SUSTOPP

SUSTOPP
Stopwatch to measure runtimes
Function
By the stopwatch function it is possible to create multiple stopwatches on a controller which can detect
with a high resolution intervals in a runnable controller program.
These stopwatches can be used for example to optimize controller programs according to reaction timing
on changed input values.
The interval of a running stopwatch is measured by this module.

You can use as many stop times depending on one stopwatch as you whish.
FUP module
ID This ID defines a stopwatch in a controller.

Active value range: 1..100
A value of "0" deactivates this FUP module.
stop On an active "1" the time is measured.

The measurement starts together with starting a stopwatch by the FUP module
"SUSTART". If a "1" is active at this input after stopping the measurement then no further
measurement is done. A time measurement can exclusively be started by "SUSTART"
again.
time The measure interval.

The interval is output in milliseconds.
If a measurement is active then the current interval is displayed here. After stopping the
measurement the whole interval is displayed.
status Status of this module

value meaning
0 The measurement was performed and stopped.
1 This stopwatch is deactivated.
2 In invalid value for the ID was set.
3 The measurement is running right now.
see also

SUSTART

SWITCHMO
switching module
purpose
This module is a switching module and switches four digital outputs depending to the value of the
variables "w".
If the value of "in_0" < "out_0", the output "d_a_0" will be switched as follows:
x < in_0 -> d_a_0 = 1

x > in_0 und w < out_0 -> d_a_0 will not be changed
x > in_0 -> d_a_0 = 0
If the value of "in_0" > "out_0", the output "d_a_0" will be switched as follows:
x > in_0 -> d_a_0 = 1
x < in_0 und w > out_0 -> d_a_0 will not be changed
x < in_0 -> d_a_0 = 0
The same happens by the other outputs.
FUP module
in_0 .. 3 turn-on value 0 .. 3
out_0 .. 3 turn-off value 0 .. 3
d_o_0 .. 3 output 0 .. 3
x input value

TAB 3BIT
purpose
This module provides a predefined truth table with the three bit-inputs "i0 .. i2" and one bit-output
("output"). The predefinition of the output column results over the input "mask". With the three inputs it
has to be defined the 8 possible input-combinations for the "ouput" (each 0 or 1). This definition occurs
over the input "mask". It is advisable to enter this value as binary syntax.
To specify the value "mask" the column "o" of the following truth table has to be completed. After that the
combination 0/1 of this column has to be summarized to a byte. Then the byte has to be assigned to the
input "mask".
table:
bit i2 i1 i0 o
0 0 0 0
1 0 0 1
2 0 1 0
3 0 1 1
4 1 0 0
5 1 0 1
6 1 1 0
7 1 1 1
Tip for BDF-input of "mask":
It is also possible to enter the value of the input "mask" over a BDF-field. It has to be setup a BDF-
variable of the type 'ZUUHR'. It has to be entered '--------76543210' for the ASCII-option (the characters '-'
are important!). The value which has to be entered is made up by the table combinations, with setting the
output to 1. Depending on the table position in each case one of the ASCII-signs o up to 7 for every
combination of "1"(see column 'bit').
For the example below it has to be entered "7421" to the BDF.
FUP module
i0 BIT-input 20
i1 BIT-input 21
i2 BIT-input 22

mask characterize BIT-combination
output BIT-output according to truth table
example
The output only has to be set to "1", if all inputs are set to "1" or a single input is set to "1". This
corresponds to a lamp cross-circuit with the switching points "i0", "i1" und "i2". The lamp is connected to
the "output".
bit i2 i1 i0 o
0 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 1 1
2 0 1 0 1
3 0 1 1 0
4 1 0 0 1
5 1 0 1 0
6 1 1 0 0
7 1 1 1 1
Bit pattern for "mask": 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0
It has to be assigned '0b10010110' to the input "mask".

TAB 4BIT
purpose
FUP module
i0 BIT-input 20
i1 BIT-input 21
i2 BIT-input 22
i3 BIT-input 24
mask characterize BIT-combination
output BIT-output according to truth table

TAB UI
purpose
FUP module
valid validity of the bits
valmask mask of values of the bits
input input
output BIT-output

TAN
tangent
purpose
With this module a tangent to 'x' will be calculated .
FUP module
y output value
y = tan ( x )
x input value

TEMPHUM
calculation of humidity
purpose
This module calculates the humidity, if the temperature of the air is changed.
Therefor the variables have to be described as follows:
"temp_s" : temperature before change of temperature

"humid_s": humidity before change of temperature
"temp_e" : temperature after change of temperature
"humid_e" contains the humidity after the change of temperature.
FUP module
temp_s starting temperature
humid_s starting humidity
temp_e ending temperature
humid_e ending humidity

TIME
current time
purpose
This module is used to present the current time.
FUP module
we_day week day

1=monday
...
7=sunday
year year
month month
range of values: 1..12
mo_day month day

hour hour
minute minute
second second
y_day This value specifies the day of the year

week calender week
sumwin 0 winter
1 summer


TIMERS
time of the input impulse
purpose
This module measures the time of the input impulses at the inputs "more" and "less". As long as the input
"more" is set to "1" and the input "less" is set to "0", the value of the output "output" will be count up. As
long as the input "more" is set to "0" and the input "less" is set to "1", the value of the output "output" will
be count down. If the value at both inputs is equal, the value at the output "output" will not be changed.
While the input "reset" is set to "1", the output will be set to "0".
FUP module
more set input
less counter input
reset timers
output counter output in seconds

range of value: -21474836 .. 21474836

TIME SET
set UST-clock
purpose
This module enables the set of a clock directly.

If input "set" = 1 the time will be taken over. The input will be deleted after the take over independently.
FUP module
year year e.g. 1992
month month
mo_day month day
hour hour
minute minute
second second
sumwin summer - winter
set 1 = set
dcf_year DCF year
dcf_date DCF date
dcf_time DCF time
dcf_sig DCF signal quality

TIM_LIN_XY
purpose
This module sets the value of the input "x" to the output "y". If the value at the input "x" changes, it won`t
be set to "y" directly. The value at the output "y" converges time linear to the value "x". With the values at
the inputs "plus" and "minus" the speed of the convergency can be set. Negative values at the inputs
"plus" and "minus" effect that the values will be set from the input "x" to the output "y" directly. Whether
the absolut value of the diference (x - y) > the 1.1-fold of the value at "band", the value at the output "y"
except the difference "band" will be converged to the input value "x".
FUP module
x input value
y output value
plus increases per second
minus decreases per second
band bandwidth

TL CONTR
switching module
purpose
This module is a switching module and switches a digital output in dependance of the value of the
variable "x".
If the value of "in" < "out", the output "d_o" will be set as follows:
x < in -> d_a = 1

x > in and x < out -> d_a will not be changed
x > out -> d_a = 0
If the value of "in" > "out", the output "d_o" will be set as follows:
x > in -> d_a = 1
x < in und x > out -> d_a will not be changed
x < in -> d_a = 0
FUP module
in turn-on value e.g. 20°C
out turn-off value e.g. 21°C
d_o output e.g. output heating
x input value e.g. actual temperature

TL CONTR HY
two-level controller with adjustable switching hysteresis
purpose
This module is a two-level controller with adjustable switching hysteresis.
If input "hyst" > 0, the output "o_norm" will be set if the value at the input "x" falls below the value at input
"w". The output "o_norm" will be deleted if the value at input "x" exceeds the value at input "w" plus the
value at input "hyst".
If input "hyst" < 0, the output "o_norm" will be set if the value at the input "x" falls below the value at input
"w" minus the absolut value at input "hyst". The output "o_norm" will be deleted if the value at input "x"
exceeds the value at input "w".
The output "o_rev" is reverse to the output "o_norm" always.
FUP module
w switching point (ideal)
hyst switching hysteresis
o_norm output normal (heating)
x input value (actual)
o_rev output reverse (cooling)

TREND
Trend module
Purpose
The module evaluates the fill level visualization of the Trend process.
FUP-module
fill_level fill level visualization (1-100%)
max._limit Limitation value for the notification (in percent)
modus Notification mode:

0: Notification is disabled
1: If the fill level exceeds the limitation value then a pulse at the output is created.
The fill level will be reset.
2: If the fill level exceeds the limitation value then a pulse at the output is created.
The fill level will not be reset.
3: If the fill level exceeds the limitation value then the output will be set to "1". The fill
level will not be reset automatically. Instead the reset input has to be used.
reset Reset of the fill level
notify Notification output

TXT MUX 2
purpose
FUP module
selector gate input
i_0[16] text input if gate input = 0
output[16] text output
i_1[16] text input if gate input = 1

T P H2O
calculates the partial pressure
purpose
This module calculates the partial pressure for ice and water by given temperature and humidity.
FUP module
temperature range: -98 °C up to 102 °C
rh humidity in %
p pressure in Pa

UI BIT
converts integer to bit pattern
purpose
This module converts an integer to a bit pattern.
FUP module
bit00 .. least significant bit (LSB) ..

.. 15 .. most significant bit (MSB)
number number
example
Following states will be set for the "bitxx" if the number 33012 is assigned:
bit00 = 0
bit01 = 0
bit02 = 1
bit03 = 0
bit04 = 1
bit05 = 1
bit06 = 1
bit07 = 1
bit08 = 0
bit09 = 0
bit10 = 0
bit11 = 0
bit12 = 0
bit13 = 0
bit14 = 0
bit15 = 1


ULI3INT
purpose
FUP module
in input
one output
thousand output
million output

ULI_SLI
conversion of ULI to SLI
purpose
A variable of the type ULI will be converted to a variable of the type SLI. When doing the conversion
numbers over 2147483647 will be converted to negative numbers (of -2147483648).
FUP module
in input-value
range: 0 .. 4294967295
out output-value
range: -2147483648 .. 2147483647

ULI_TXT
Conversion of an ULI-value into a text.
purpose
An ULI-value will be converted into a text. For conversion are different conversion-modes available.
FUP module
input value input
mode conversion mode

In the following table the conversion-modes are listed. The listed examples are created
by setting at the input the value 1234567:
Output Description
0 1234567 decimal standard-display
1 1.234.567 decimal display with thousands separator
2 12D687 hexadecimal display
output text output

VAL BACK
purpose
FUP module
time_val value for given duration, EDA-field
norm_val value when time is over
duration duration in minutes
cur_val current value
rem_time remaining time in minutes

WHR
waste heat recovery
purpose
WHR is used for the control of the waste heat recovery with outside and circulating air throttles. The WHR
and the throttles will be controled in that way, that they will reach the required set status of additional air
with a minimum of energy. If the heat recovery number is unknown, it can be calculated with the data of
the WHR:
Phi = ( AD - OU ) / ( EX - OU )
Phi heat recovery number

EX exhaust air temperature
OU outside air temperature
AD additional air temperature after WHR
FUP module
enabl enabling of waste heat recovery

If "enabling" = 0, the throttles will be closed and the output for enabling the WHR
"whr_enable" will be set to "0" in case the minimum runtime is over.
ex_air_t exhaust air temperature
ex_air_h exhaust air humidity
out_air_t outer air temperature
out_air_h outer air humidity
whr_numb waste heat recovery (whr) number

If the input value of the WHR number < 1, the number will be converted internal to a
percentage value. If the input value > 1, it will be interpreted as percentage value
directly.
add_delta increase of temperature with additional air (1,5K)
ex_delta increase of temperature with exhaust air (1,5K)
add_set_t additional air set temperature
add_set_h additional air set humidity
const_h costs constant - heating
const_c costs constant - cooling
p barometric pressure of the environment in hPa

1013 hPa at sea level
location height: p = 1013 * 0,999875 h [p/hPa] [h/m]
min_thr minimum opening of outer air throttle in %
thr_open opening of the throttles in %/min
thr_clos closing of the throttles in %/min
whr_chang changing of the WHR in %/min
min_run minimum runtime WHR in seconds
min_off minimum downtime WHR in seconds
pre_whr circulating air duct in front of WHR
throttle output outside air throttle
whr output waste heat recovery (WHR)
whr_enable enabling WHR

W FLOAT
purpose
This module changes internal controller float variables.
FUP module
address float number address
status float number value
enabl enabling for writing

W INTEG
purpose
This module changes internal controller integer variables.
FUP module
address integer address
status integer value

W LONG
purpose
This module changes internal controller long variables.
FUP module
address address
status value

W MARKER
purpose
This module changes internal controller marker.
FUP module
address marker address
status marker value

W_MAXIM
load throw-off module
purpose
As long as the input "casc_enabl" is assigned to "0", the outputs "out_xx" will be switched on. A positive
flank at the input "cycl_start" will start a new measuring cycle, i.e. the balanced time memory will be
loaded new, the current operation of the cycle will be deleted and all outputs "out_xx" will be set if the
input "cycl_on" is set to "1".
The module will be executed if a positive flank occurs at the input "cycl_start" or the impulse counter
reading at the input "puls_num" changes.
notice: For the calculation of the estimated cycle end value the value of the current work at the output
"w_akt" is cumulated.
FUP module
casc_enabl enabling for cascading
cycl_start begin of new cycle

A positive flank at the input saves the current cycle power "w_act" to "w_old".
cycl_dur period of cycle in seconds

The input has to be set to the time of the total cycle so that the module can calculate
the balanced time accurately.
cycl_rest unoccupied cycle time of cycle in seconds

Writes out the balanced time of the cycle.

puls_tim time interval of two impulses (in 10 ms)

It has to be assigned to the interval of two counting impulses.
puls_num number of up to now impulses

It has to be assigned to the output of an impulse counter.
puls_val impulse quality rating

Impulses can be scaled with the input, i.e. the impulse quality rating will be set with
it.
out_00 ..
output 00 .. 15
15
n number of handled elements

Specifies how many outputs "out_xx" of the module will be switched.
w_off stopping work of cycle

Ending activity of the cycle within which another output "out_xx" is switched off.
notice: Another output "out_xx" will be turned off if the estimated cycle end value
has exceeded at least 1/10 of the time of the switching delay t_sperr.
w_on startup work of cycle

Ending activity of the cycle within which another output "out_xx" is switched on
again.
w_act work of current cycle

Work, which is already used in the current cycle.
notice: For the calculation of the estimated cycle end value this value will be
cumulated.
w_trend estimated cycle of final value

Cycle ending activity, which will be used if the current power is taken does not
change.
w_old work of last cycle
cycl_on set all outputs with cycle beginning
casc_out output for cascading
t_block switching delay in seconds

Time to elapse minimum after switching the output "out_xx" to switch the next output
"out_xx".

W Z CALC
purpose
This module converts the value of the reference variable "w" to the value of the disturbance variable "z".
E.g. a heat curve can be realized for a forerun regulation.
If input "normal" = 1, the value "z" will be calculated accordant the entered values of the points P1 = ( w1 ,
z1 ), P2 = ( w2 , z2 ) and P3 = ( w3 , z3 ).
If input "normal" = 0, the value "z" will be calculated as before, plus the value "offset". The ouput "z" never
will be set to a value less than "z_min" and greater than "z_max" respectively.
FUP module
w input value
z ouput value
w1 point 1 w
z1 point 1 z
w2 point 2 w
z2 point 2 z
w3 point 3 w
z3 point 3 z
normal requirement of normal operation
offset offset if no normal operation
z_min minimum output value
z_max maximum output value


XOR 2
XOR-gate
purpose
With this module 2 inputs will be connected with a XOR-gate.

in1 in2 out
1 1 0
1 0 1
0 1 1
0 0 0
FUP module
in1 .. 2 value 1 .. 2

ZUUHR
purpose
This module is used to make a switching port available.

The variable "zuuhr" can be set by the operator guidance. The module "ZUUHR" checks the outputs of
the switching clocks which are requested by the variable "zuuhr". If one of the requested clock outputs is
set to "1", the variable "status" will be set to "1", otherwise to "0"
FUP module
zuuhr clock allocation
status clock output
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Table of contents (All OPEN EMS)

51. CAN_DI (CAN-bus)

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108. EXTRTIME (Time_BSW)

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165. LATCHINT (Logic_dig)

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222. PIDS (Loop)

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279. TAN (Math-Ext)

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With this module the absolut value will be calculated .

absolut absolute value

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With this module the arc cosine to 'x' will be calculated .

y presents the result

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With this module 2 inputs will be added.

sum output sum

summand1 input summand 1

summand2 input summand 2

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sum output sum

summand1 .. 4 input summand 1 .. 4

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This module handles the internal IO's: analog inputs.

Control of the internal analog inputs of a COSMOS OPEN.

terminal Operated terminal of the COSMOS OPEN.

type Sensor type at the input

status Current sensor type

value Current measured value of the input terminal

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demultiplexer for float values

selector gate input

o_0 analog output if gate input = 0

input analog input

o_1 analog output if gate input = 1

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There is following correlation:

selector gate input

i_0 analog input if gate input = 0

output analog output

i_1 analog input if gate input = 1

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There is following correlation:

select_1 select_0 output

select_0 .. 1 gate input 0 .. 1

output analog output

i_0 .. 3 analog input 0 .. 3

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There is following correlation:

select_2 select_1 select_0 output

select_0 .. 2 gate input 0 .. 2

output analog output

i_0 .. 7 analog input 0 .. 7

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timer time constant