Hardware Specification

This section outlines all details regarding hardware specification of the Control Point panel.

Panel Versions

Model	Panel Code	Sensors			Display	Color
Model	Panel Code	Temperature	Humidity	CO2	Yes	Black	White
Control Point	CP-DISP-B
	CP-DISP-W
	CP-H-DISP-B
	CP-H-DISP-W
	CP-C-DISP-B
	CP-C-DISP-W
	CP-HC-DISP-B
	CP-HC-DISP-W
	CP-VAV-DISP-B
	CP-VAV-DISP-W
	CP-VAV-H-DISP-B
	CP-VAV-H-DISP-W
	CP-VAV-C-DISP-B
	CP-VAV-C-DISP-W
	CP-VAV-HC-DISP-B
	CP-VAV-HC-DISP-W

Control Point panel models

Legend:

H - a version with temperature and humidity sensors;
C - a version with temperature and CO₂ sensors;
HC - a version with temperature, humidity, and CO₂ sensors;
B - black version;
W - white version.

Dimensions [mm]

CP dimensions.png — Control Point panel’s dimensions

Front Panel

Display

The panel is equipped with an LCD display, which shows the information about:

temperature setpoint (after pushing a + or – button, setpoint can be adjusted);
temperature current value with unit;
humidity current value with unit (optionally);
CO₂ current value with unit (optionally).

Note: Currently displayed parameters change with a frequency set in the 40217 register.

Depending on the panel’s version, Control Point or Control Point VAV, the display shows different information.

In the Control Point line, the display additionally shows the information about:

current fan mode;
current occupancy status.

In the Control Point VAV line, the display additionally shows the information about:

current occupancy status.

Display with all icons.png — Display with all available icons

Keypad

The Control Point panel has 4 functional buttons, which differ between the panel’s Control Point line and the Control Point VAV version.

In Control Point line, the buttons are the following:

fan;
decrement (-);
increment (+);
occupancy.

Note: In order to change the fan modes or occupancy status, use the increment/decrement buttons.

In the Control Point VAV line, which has no fan control, the buttons are the following:

menu;
decrement (-);
increment (+);
confirmation.

Buzzer

The Control Point panel is equipped with a buzzer, which signalizes each pushing of a button with a sound and/or provides a CO₂ alarm function emitting a sound once the CO₂ level exceeds a set alarm value. The alarm can be confirmed and muted by pressing any button.

The buzzer may be activated or deactivated using the DEVICE_CONFIGURATION register/object (bit 0, BUZZER for activating/deactivating the buzzer, and bit 6 for activating or deactivating CO₂ alarm function).

Bit	Register Value	Description
Bit 0	0	Buzzer deactivated
Bit 0	1	Buzzer activated
Bit 6	0	Buzzer for CO₂ alarm deactivated
Bit 6	1	Buzzer for CO₂ alarm activated

The BUZZER values

By default, the buzzer is active, and the CO₂ alarm buzzer is deactivated.