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Product Bulletin Medium User Interface (MUI)
Issue Date October 21, 2009
Medium User Interface (MUI)
Version 3
The MUI is a remote user interface device for the FX The format of the MUI is fully configurable using the
Platform that supports FX06, FX07, FX14, FX15, FX16, FX Builder software package.
and FXVMA controllers. You can use the MUI as a
The MUI is a cost-effective solution for monitoring,
portable hand held unit, or permanently mount it in a
commissioning, and servicing your building control
panel or on the wall.
system installation.
The MUI provides an easy way for the building operator
or maintenance engineer to monitor and adjust the
operation of the FX field controller. You can configure
the MUI to receive event and alarm messages, to
change time schedules, and to display event and trend
log data. Access to data and operating commands are
controlled by passwords.
With the FXVMA, the MUI functions as an airflow
balancing tool to support the commissioning of Variable
Air Volume (VAV) units.
The MUI presents data in a text format on a
4-line x 26-character backlit Liquid Crystal Display Figure 1: Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3
(LCD) and on an array of Light-Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
for quick recognition of equipment operating status.
Features and Benefits
Menu Driven Operation Provides an easy and intuitive operation – you select from a list of
options to monitor and control the system.
Password Access Control Provides protection against unauthorized use.
Event Summary Provides a quick overview of currently active or non-acknowledged
event and alarm conditions.
Event History Provides a list of the latest events and alarms with time and date of
occurrence.
Trend Log Allows the viewing of trend data from selected points for monitoring
and diagnostic purposes.
Time Scheduling Allows you to view and adjust the time schedules in the connected
FX controller for the switching of the supervised equipment.
VAV Box Air Balancing Provides access to automatic test routines and data in the FXVMA
controller to quickly verify correct operation, or identify mechanical
system problems.
Fully Programmable Enables customization of the MUI for each project using a design
template in the FX Builder software configuration tool.
Local Panel Mounting Provides power from the controller with the connection cable –
available for order with the MUI unit.
Remote Mounting Provides universal 12-24 VAC or 9-48 VDC power supply and isolated
communications interface for mounting in panel or surface mounting up
to 300 m (1,000 ft) from the controller.
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Product Overview
Account Password Protection
MUI Features The MUI has a user account system that is protected by
The MUI has an array of 10 LEDs, a state-of-the-art passwords that are defined in FX Builder. Three security
backlit LCD display screen, and 6 operating keys. The levels of account protection prevent access by
LCD display screen shows 4 lines of up to 26 unauthorized users. The MUI prompts you to log in for
alpha-numeric characters. any password-protected operation.
LOG-IN REQUIRED
User: Supervisor
Code: ****
Figure 4: Account Log-In Prompt
Figure 2: MUI LEDs, Screen, and Control Keys Time Schedulers
You can configure the LEDs to indicate summary data You can view the time schedule programs in the
from the monitored and controlled equipment. The LEDs FX controller on the MUI. Users with the proper level of
provide a quick overview of the status without using the account access can log in with their password and
operating keys. change the execution times and exception dates.
Detailed information is organized into data pages that OFFICES ZONE 1 - WEEKDAY
you select from a menu page. The display of data ►08:00 Occupied
pages, and the position of the cursor on the screen, are 12:30 Standby
13:30 Unoccupied
controlled by the four direction keys ( , , , and
), and actions are confirmed or cancelled by the Figure 5: Occupancy Scheduler Page
and keys.
← OCT – 2009 →
TH 14 – Normal
SETPOINTS FR 15 - Holiday
►Entrance Hall 19.0°C SA 16 – Alternate ↓
Conference Room 20.5°C
Offices Floor 1 21.0°C ↓ Figure 6: Calendar Page
Figure 3: Data Points Trend Data
The MUI enables you to view trend data that the
FX Controller Support FX controller collects, and add and delete data points
The MUI connects to the FX06, FX07, FX14, FX15, from the trend log table. You select Trends in the main
FX16, and FXVMA field controllers. An FX controller menu and then select the variable you want to view. The
with an integral display supports one MUI, either the data appears in the order and time range that you
local panel mount version or the remote mount version. select, and you scroll through the data using the
An FX controller without an integral MUI supports one or direction keys.
two MUIs. One of the MUIs can be the local panel
SELECT VARIABLE
version and can be powered by the controller. When ►Zone_1_Temp
connected to an FXVMA controller, the MUI functions as Zone_2_Temp
an air balancing tool for commissioning the Variable Air Zone 2 Humidity ↓
Volume (VAV) box.
Figure 7: Selecting the Trend Variable
Communication with FX Controllers
The MUI connects to the Remote Display port of the 10/12/2009 17:34 ↑
FX controller. The MUI is a slave network device of the → 20.7 °C
10/12/2009 17:24
FX controller, and receives and sends information over → 20.9 °C ↓
the serial communication bus. This constant
communication keeps the MUI and controller databases Figure 8: Viewing Trend Data
fully synchronized for monitoring of (and access to) all
system functions and information available from the
controlled equipment.
2 Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3 Product Bulletin
Event Notification and Management Programming
When the FX controller detects an event or alarm You program the MUI along with the control application
condition, the LCD screen of the MUI displays the name for the FX controller using the FX Builder software
of the event and the status (the buzzer may be activated package. You select and enter data point names and
for events that require acknowledgment). status values in the application configuration program
for the MUI. You also define the status values
The event then appears in the EVENT SUMMARY as
associated with the LEDs, and any special functions for
long as it is active, or has not been acknowledged by an
the control keys. Event acknowledgement key(s) must
authorized user (if an acknowledgement is required).
be defined in FX Builder.
The event summary page provides an overview of all
As the MUI application is built in FX Builder, you view
points that are currently active or in alarm, in order of
the display format in a configuration panel on the
priority.
computer screen.
EVENT SUMMARY
Ø Zone_1_Temp Low
O ♪ Supply_Fan Fail
♪ Supply_Filter Dirty ↓
Figure 9: Event Summary
From the EVENT SUMMARY you can view the details of
an active event, including the date and time of
occurrence, the acknowledgement status, and account
name.
12/10/2009 16:06:00
Supply_Fan
Ø ♪Fail
Event Priority: 3 ↓
12/10/2009 16:15:34 Figure 13: MUI Configuration Panel
Event Acknowledged
Supervisor This enables you to fully configure the MUI at design
time before the MUI and FX controller are available for
Figure 10: Event Details downloading and testing.
The EVENT HISTORY file stores recent events. Details
of past events can appear with the date and time of FXVMA Support
occurrence and, by scrolling left, you can view the user When connected to the FXVMA controller, the MUI
name and time of acknowledgement. provides information and command capabilities needed
12/10/2009 17:34:12 ↑ for monitoring and commissioning the FXVMA controller,
Supply_Filter and air balancing the VAV box.
Ø Clean
◄ ↓ The point data, command capabilities, and navigation
structures are defined in the FXVMA application
Figure 11: Event History Details software using FX Builder.
Communications Parameters Flow Calibration
Flow Override Auto
You can view and modify the communication
Flow Hood Value 800#
parameters and message destinations from the MUI,
when the FX controller is configured as a stand-alone Supply Flow 0# ↓
device (to send out event messages over its serial port). Calculate Gain No
Access is protected by the account password feature. Calculate Gain Status ---
Calc Pickup Gain 0.0#
MENU Supply Area 0.50#
Modem
SMS Damper Position 0%
E-Mail ↓ Altitude 0#
WEB Gain Settle Time 10S
Figure 12: Access to Communication Parameters Figure 14: FXVMA Flow Calibration Details
The MUI can also be connected to the FX controller via
the Network Room Module (NRM) that senses room
temperature and setpoint adjustment.
Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3 Product Bulletin 3
Dimensions
Wall mounting requires a minimum of 45 mm (1.8 in.) Panel mounting requires a minimum of 45 mm (1.8 in.)
free space in front of the mounting surface for clearance free depth behind the panel for the plug-in connectors at
from nearby objects, such as sliding doors or movable the rear.
panels, or for clearance within a protective enclosure or
cover.
5 7)
4 0 (1 .
72 (2.83)
)
( 7. 28
1 85
Wall Mounting
7 )
40 ( 1. 5
58 (2.28)
72 (2.83)
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19 4 (7
Panel Mounting
Figure 15: MUI Dimensions, mm (in.)
4 Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3 Product Bulletin
Ordering Codes
Table 1: Ordering Codes
Item Code Description
LP-DIS60P20-0C Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3 (non-isolated version); can be mounted up to
3 m (9.8 ft) from the FX controller and includes panel mounting hardware.
LP-DIS60P21-0C Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3 (isolated version); can be mounted up to
300 m (1,000 ft) from the FX controller and includes panel and wall mounting hardware.
Link cable for the connection of the MUI Version 3 LP-DIS60P20-0C (non-isolated panel
LP-KIT007-000C mount version) to the FX07, FX14, FX15, and FX16 controller – 3 m (9.8 ft).
Link cable for the connection of the MUI Version 3 LP-DIS60P20-0C (non-isolated panel
LP-KIT007-005C mount version) to the FX06 controller – 3 m (9.8 ft).
MUI Panel Mount Kit. Contains the mounting hardware (bezel, gaskets, clips, and
LP-KIT060-000C connector) for one MUI as spare parts.
All parts included with MUI Version 3.
Technical Specifications
Table 2: Technical Specifications
Product Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3
LP-DIS60P20-0C — Powered from the FX controller
Power Requirements LP-DIS60P21-0C — Universal power supply: 9 to 48 VDC, or 12 to 24 VAC
Safety Extra-Low Voltage — SELV (Europe) or Class 2 supply (North America)
Power Consumption 200 mA or 2.5 W maximum at 9 to 48 VDC
3.5 VA maximum at 12 to 24 VAC
Ambient Operating -20 to +60°C (-4 to +140°F)
Conditions 10 to 90%; RH (noncondensing)
Ambient Storage -20 to +70°C (-4 to +158°F)
Conditions 10 to 90%; RH (noncondensing)
Display and Keypad LCD: 4 lines x 26 characters backlit
Keypad: 6 buttons
LEDs: 2 x 5 array
Shipping Weight 0.4 kg (0.9 lb)
Housing Protection IP30 for hand-held and wall mounting applications
IP54 for panel mounting applications
Housing Material Polycarbonate + ABS (GE CYCOLOY),
self-extinguishing UL94V-0
Dimensions (H x W x D) 72 x 194 x 40 mm (2.83 x 7.64 x 1.57 in.)
Width = 185 mm (7.28 in.) without panel mount bezel
CE and UL Compliance Europe – 2004/108/EC, EMC Directive: EN 61000-6-3, EN 61000-6-1
Canada – UL Listed (PAZX7), CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 205, Signal Equipment
– Industry Canada, ICES-003
United – UL Listed (PAZX), UL 916, Energy Management Equipment
States – FCC compliant to CFR 47, Part 15, Subpart B, Class A
The performance specifications are nominal and conform to acceptable industry standards. For application at conditions beyond
these specifications, consult the local Johnson Controls office. Johnson Controls, Inc. shall not be liable for damages resulting from
misapplication or misuse of its products.
Medium User Interface (MUI) Version 3 Product Bulletin 5
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All other marks herein are the marks of their respective owners. © 2009 Johnson Controls, Inc.
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