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About company

About HDL

HDL, established in 1985, specialized

in developing, manufacturing and distributing of Home/building automation and theatre lighting control system for businesses and end users around the world.

About HDL

HDL produces 4 types of products:

1.
2. 3. 4.
HDL Bus Home/Building automation system
HDL KNX/EIB Bus series HDL theatre Lighting Control system HDL LED Lights series

Why use control system?

Why good old mechanics does not work anymore

Mechanical vs. Control System Less connections

Mechanical vs. Control System Less cable

Mechanical vs. Control System Simple use

Mechanical vs. Control System Central control

How does it (normally) work

Works for any automation, not only home automation

Control System Schematic

Connections

Description of Some System Protocols

TCP/IP

The standard International communication Language & Protocol, it is short for Transfer Control Protocol/Internet Protocol.

Transport

RS485

RS 485 is commonly used in Data Communication , Computer Network, and also the Distributed Industry Control system, for the data converter and transmission.

Transport

DMX512

DMX is short for Digital Multiplex512 means there are maximum 512 bytes of Control Signal in the DMX512 cables at one time. The Protocol was made by Technology Association of American drama in 1986. It was mainly used for the communication between console and Dimmer but now the DMX512 Protocol is expanded to other device, such as color changer, computer lights, Smoker Generator and so on.

Lighting, mostly LED

Description of Some System Protocols

DALI

DALI is short for ----Digital Addressable Lighting Interface. It defines the communication protocol between ballast s and controller. Those DALI ballasts use Lower Voltage cable as the Lighting control signal bus. All ballast s on bus can be assigned an address automatically, so the fluorescent light can be control led separately or by random group control
KNX

Lighting, mostly fluoro

Europe based international standard in home/building automation field.

OPC

Home/Building automation Low speed

OPC is short for ---OLE for Process Control. It is an industry process control standard. Before the birth of OPC , there is no unified standard interface between hardware driver and application software. OPC aims to provide an standard interface for communication between different devices and software from different companies.

Building automation, SCADA control

Description of Some System Protocols

LON

LonWorks (local operation network) is a networking platform specifically created to address the needs of control applications. The platform is built on a protocol created by Echelon Corporation for networking devices over media such as twisted pair, powerlines, fiber optics, and RF. It is used for the automation of various functions within buildings such as lighting and HVAC; see building automation.

Building / Industrial automation High speed

ModBus

Modbus is a serial communications protocol originally published by Modicon (now Schneider Electric) in 1979 for use with its programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Simple and robust, it has since become a de facto standard communication protocol, and it is now a commonly available means of connecting industrial electronic devices.

Building / Industrial automation Low speed

HDL Bus Pro protocol

We use RS485 protocol for the communication between each device, then we use TCP/IP protocol for the communication of Ethernet interface device BUS cable working voltage is DC24V The baud rate of HDL-BUS is 9600 bit/s Distributed type control system Automatic recovery technology Equipment warm boot technology

HDL Bus Pro system

Topology, Power, Limitations etc.

Simple System Schematic

10/100M Ethernet Data Switch

AC220V

Other Sunbet

BUS Power Supply Module

Programming Module/Converter

Dimming Module

Relay Module

LUX Detect Sensor

Infrared Motion Sensor

LCD Panel

6-Gang Switch

PC RS485

Network topology

YES

NO

If bigger networks

Multi-Network System Schematic

Limitations / Recommendations
1200m (recommend 1000m) of cable inside one
network

64 devices in one network (if cable < 500m) 32 devices in one network (if cable is 500-1000m)

255 networks connect together by TCP/IP interfaces

Cable and connectors

Option 1: HDL-Cable (4
cores x 0,8mm), best for HDL Bus and KNX

Option 2: Cat5e UTP, good

for HDL Bus

Connectors

Old connector

Any cable is good

New connector

HDL-Cable (4 cores x 0,8mm) is better

Power

750mA Power Supply 2.4A Power Supply 24V by default Keep more than 15V per device with voltage drop in mind How much mA each device consumes? See Catalogue (20-40mA usually)

More than one power supply? Important!

HDL Bus Pro devices

Product line

Simple inputs
Switches and sensors

DLP Switch: zone controller

Control 4 pages for anything AC control page Floor Heat control page Music control page Temperature sensor built-in IR input built-in

Euro round back-box format (round)

US format (1-gang) Slim format (special box)

Colors: - White glass - Black glass - Metal - Special order

Key switch
1-gang US box 1-gang US box 1-gang US box

Euro backbox (square or round) US bachbox (1gang) Slim by special order (special box)

8 buttons

6 buttons

Rouund box

Square box

New key switches

New switches have2 parts:

8 separate buttons Round box Firmware update over bus New bus and power connector

Bus connection module Main device plate

Paper icons Round box Firmware update over bus New bus and power connector

Touch surface Round box Firmware update over bus New bus and power connector

Back boxes
EU Round Box MAIN! (can fit square box also) EU Square Box US 1-gang Box HDL special boxes

Bus sensors
Movement sensors 8 in 1 12 in 1

Movement sensors

Movement PIR

Light Level
IR in IR out Dry IN x 2

Microwave movement Temperature Relay OUT 5A Relay OUT 5A

Logic functions
Security functions

Dry inputs
SB-DN-DRY-24Z SB-DRY-4Z

MSD08.40 MSD04.40

By using these devices you can connect mechanical switches to the system

24 channel DIN rail device

4 channel device to mount into the mountain box

NEW 4ch in, 4ch out NEW 8ch in

Use Bell Press (electronic switches)

Security sensors and other contact devices can be connected either

Variable inputs
Sensors

Temperature
DLP, 12 in 1, air sensors 4ch sensor input 6ch HVAC controller

Temperature sensors available in many HDL devices Used to air temperature detection

Used mostly for warm floor temperature detection Can be used to detect outside temp (down to -20)

Used mostly for warm floor control and temperature detection Up to 8 sensors for one module HDL 1-Wire digital sensors used

HDL 10kOm sensors

Power metering

3 phase x 1 channel 1 phase x 3 channel Use with 50A, 100A or 200A transformers Built-in logic If power . Than . Monitor power from software

Air quality and humidity

SB-CMS-LA: air sensor, temperature, light level

SB-CMS-THL: humidity, temperature, light level

Both have logic built-in to control HDL Bus devices directly when needed

IR inputs
Inbuilt

HDL Remote Control

Infrared control Wireless control

NEW ONE

Wireless receivers

Devices with IR inputs

Many HDL Bus devices
can be controlled by HDL IR remote

HDL IR remote signals

may be programmed to third party programmable remote

Commands, issued IR
are stored in the device

Information inputs and outputs

Gateways and interfaces

TCP/IP interface

TCP/IP interface

TCP/IP interface

RS232 interface

Transparent mode
NUVO control mode Custom string control mode (99 in, 99 out)

HEX

ASCII

Can be flashed with Coolmaster firmware, to control AC systems

Integration bridge

RS232: 99 in, 99 out RS485: 99 in, 99 out TCP/IP: works as

standard 1-IP interface

KNX Gateway
2-way interface
between HDL Bus and KNX

255 commands Dimming support

DMX Gateway

Control DMX512 protocol commands Mostly for LED and RGB LED control Include TCP/IP interface 48 channel 512 channel DMX Recorder

DMX LED Drivers

650mA/ch 3A/ch

DALI Gateway

Control 64 DALI ballasts Mostly used for fluorescent lights control Includes DALI power supply HDL also produces DALI electronic ballasts

SMS Gateway

Control system using

SMS

Send SMS when

something happens in the system

By ADAPT CONTROL SOLUTIONS

ModBus gateway Integrate with ModBus protocol, RS485 or TCP/IP Zigbee wireless adapter DLP adaptor for, Gateway in development

Online controller

Raspberry Home Online Controller Browser HTML5 control of HDL Bus Pro. Internet or LAN Easy configuration (scan HDL devices, web interface) Any platform: iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS etc.

Relay Outputs
ON/OFF control

Relays

10 Amp

10/16 amp 4-8-12 channel

16 Amp

Replaces standard thermostats, like Honeywell

HVAC controller

3 modes, 2 fan speeds, 010V for VAV/VRF systems

Controls fancoils, water heating, convection heaters etc. Built-in temp control logic Teams up with DLP only (AC page)

Motor relay
2 motors 220V control 1 motor 24V control May be other options UV switch 1 and 2 makes it:

FWD STOP REV

STOP

1ch motorized curtain

Direct connect to
HDL Bus

% percentage
control

Variable Outputs
Dimmers etc.

Dimmers DIN

Trailing Edge 1A 6A Leading Edge 2A 6A Leading edge is cheaper, more power Trailing edge is better dimming. But eye can hardly tell usually, for most types of lamps Also TE better protected from short cirquit and overheating

SB-DN-D0206 SB-DN-D0403 SB-DN-D0602 HDL-MD0206.432 HDL-MD0403.432 HDL-MD0602.432 SB-DN-DT0106 SB-DN-DT0203 SB-DN-DT0402 SB-DN-DT0601 HDL-MDT0204.433 HDL-MDT0403.433 HDL-MDT0602.433

Dimmers Wall

12 ch x 10A 6ch x 20A

Dimmers: New Type

Dimmers: New Type

 Controls lighting
ballasts

0-10V device

6 ch 0-10V 6 ch relay 10A Work only

together

HDL also
produces 0-10V ballast

6ch floor heating controller

6ch x relays 6ch x 0-10V Up to 8 temp digital
sensors (DALLAS 1WIRE)

Heating logic inside Teams up with DLP

(Floor Heating page)

Can be controlled
directly via UV Switches

UV control for 6ch heating

Infrared Outputs
AC and AV control

8/12 in one sensors

255 IR address signals memory Real capacity depends on how long signal is, can be 30-50 signals or more Control ACs, TVs etc. Learn new IR signals using IR reader (USB to PC)

IR transmitter with current sensor

Current sensor learns to know whether device is on or off (for TVs with one on/off signal) 255 IR address signals memory Real capacity depends on how long signal is, can be 30-50 signals or more Control ACs, TVs etc. Can hide in a wall box or device body Learn new IR signals using IR reader (USB to PC)

Logic, Security and special purpose

Additional functions

Logic controller
Clock, calendar and
timer functions

If..then.. functions AND/OR/NAND/NOR

logic

Can monitor channel

states and sensor values

Security controller

8 security areas Many sensors are monitored in each area

Sensors connect to 4-input or -in-one sensors

Day/Night/Away and other security modes

24 hour security zones (fire, leakage, panic etc)

Z-Audio

IN:

Streams .mp3 over LAN (FTP protocol) SD card FM radio

Audio IN

OUT Audio OUT 220W

Program and Control

Software and controllers

HDL Bus Pro Configuration Tool

Configures all HDL Bus

Pro controllers

Free, but needs

registration

HDL Bus Pro Configuration Tool

Registration
process

iLife

Preconfigured GUI
software

for iPad, Android,

Windows CE

iRidium Mobile

Worlds most functional smart home software Great HDL Bus compatibility

Sample designs and freehand graphics

Controls Sonos, XBMC, iTunes, Squeezebox, Kramer and many more devices along with HDL Weather and cameras support Sound Over IP (SIP) intercom support

Raspberry Home Online Controller

2-way control over browser of any device Controls over IP

LAN Or internet

Simple setup, scan network www.raspberryhome.net

Examples
Control for different systems

Lighting

Climate

Security

Media

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