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Understanding the Basics of 2100 Series Controller Programming and Setpoints

This guide provides an in-depth overview of the programming basics for the 2100 Series Controllers, focusing on setpoints, offsets, and differentials. Discover menu-by-menu examples, and follow along with onscreen instructions and helpful handouts. Key topics include proportional control, direct and reverse acting outputs, and factory default settings. Additional resources include links to product manuals and technical support. This comprehensive resource is essential for effective setup, testing, and commissioning of controller systems in heating, cooling, and lighting applications.

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Understanding the Basics of 2100 Series Controller Programming and Setpoints

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  1. Programming 2100 Series Controllers

  2. Relay Control Programming Basics

  3. Offsets and Differentials, 2 Setpoints

  4. Offsets and Differentials, 1 Setpoint

  5. Proportional Control Programming Basics

  6. Direct Acting - Output 12mA @ Setpoint

  7. Reverse Acting - Output 12mA @ Setpoint

  8. Direct Acting - Output 4 or 20mA @ Setpoint Cooling Heating

  9. Reverse Acting - Output 4 or 20mA @ Setpoint Cooling Heating

  10. Controller Programming

  11. 2100 Series Controller Programming • Menu-by-Menu Examples • Follow Along Onscreen • Some Slides Printed in Handout • Product Manuals in Reference Section • Sub-Systems in Ubiquity Manual Sect. 12 • www.tcsbasys.com • www.ubiquitysystems.net

  12. Programming Basics • Factory Defaults Preprogrammed • MUST Change Address– Default is 000 2100 Default is 10X (SL2108 => 108) • NO LCD on Device – Must Use: • Revelation Professional 2.4 • Ubiquity on Standalone QD2040 • Ubiquity on Internet • Ubiquity Mobile **available for download**

  13. Programming Options

  14. PC Based Software -- Revelation Professional • Menu Driven Programming • Use for Network Setup & Testing, Commissioning, & Load Balancing • “Read” Before Making Changes • “Write” Before Going to NEXT Menu • “Write” vs. “Write Half / Write Page” • “Load All” & “Save All” Options *** NOT SUPPORTED AS OF JAN 2009 ***

  15. PC Based Software -- Insight Similar to Revelation Professional… • Tab Driven Interface • Uses Same Datasheets as Ubiquity • Use for Network Setup & Testing, Commissioning, & Load Balancing • Shows Current Values (no “read” required) • “Write Page” Before Going to New Tab *** NEW SOLUTION AS OF JAN 2009 ***

  16. Internet Style Software – Ubiquity • Similar to Revelation Professional • Single Page for all Programming Info • Shows Current Values (no “read”) • Writes all Values on “Submit” • “Read Controller” Option if Needed • Same for Internet Based Site and Standalone QD2040

  17. QD2040 Multi-Function Site Comm. Center • Stand-Alone/Dial-In, Dial-Out, or Ethernet • Configuring the Controller Network • Controller Addressing • Setup Web Page • Veris Meter (ModBus) Support • XML Support • Several Models Available • REG & –MAX

  18. Where to Get Help or Answers • Instructions Sent with Product • TCS Basys Controls Catalog • Ubiquity Manual • Training & Reference Manual • www.tcsbasys.com • www.ubiquitysystems.net • Call TCS Directly – 800-288-9383

  19. 2100 Series Controllers

  20. SL2105 - Five Channel Lighting Module • Independent, 365-Day Scheduling for ALL 5 Channels • Digital & Analog Light Sensor Inputs • Analog Current or kW Input • 5 Relay Outputs • 2 “Demand Limit” Outputs • Astronomical Clock

  21. SL2108 - Eight Channel Lighting Module • Independent, 365-Day Scheduling for ALL 8 Channels • Digital & Analog Light Sensor Inputs • Analog Current or kW Input • 8 Relay Outputs • 2 “Demand Limit” Outputs • Astronomical Clock

  22. SL2105 & SL2108 Applications • Indoor or Security Lighting • Outdoor or Landscape Lights • Parking Lot Lights and Signs • Daylight Harvesting • Lighting Load Shedding • Power Monitoring

  23. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  24. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  25. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  26. Screenshots or Live View… Skip to Next Controller…

  27. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  28. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  29. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  30. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  31. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  32. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  33. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  34. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  35. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  36. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  37. SL2108 – eight channel lighting controller

  38. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller • Control 1 Cooler with Defrost & 2 Freezers with Defrost and Fan • 6 RTD Inputs (-40 to 160°F) • 5 Analog Inputs (4 to 20mA) • 6 Digital Inputs • 8 Relay Control Outputs • 1 Relay Alarm Output

  39. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  40. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  41. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  42. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  43. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  44. Screenshots or Live View… Skip to Next Controller…

  45. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  46. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  47. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  48. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  49. SZ2141 - Refrigeration Controller

  50. SZ2144 – Large Refrigeration Monitor • 3 RTD (-40 to 160°F)or Thermistor (-20 to 120°F) Inputs • 3 RTD Inputs (20 to 220°F) • 2 Analog Inputs (4 to 20mA) • 3 Analog Inputs (0 to 5V) • 8 Digital Inputs • 1 Relay Output (local alarm)

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