Major C-Bus installation – Project Engineer and Management Redesign Engineers C-Bus Installation for practicality reasons No computer required to control the whole building Minimise the number of C-Bus networks required Computer used only to view C-Bus status and to allow for manual over-riding for testing purposes reprogram hardware dial-in maintenance Design integration document with Mechanical Services & Access Control to comply with the PPR Design Installation & Program for C-Bus to utilize low level interfacing between Access Control & C-Bus / C-Bus & BMS Full supervision of staff and continuous supervision of installation to maintain the C-Bus cabling integrity and segregation especially from other services that follow Complete training manual for the end user including troubleshooting guide with insight into software & hardware logic to be taken into account C-Bus / DALI installation – consultant and commissioner Advice, installation tips and traps given remotely to installers Inspection and repairs on site before programming & commissioning Setup DALI Lines : addresses, groups and scenes for each light so that it will work according to engineers requirements Program C-Bus switches to comply with the engineers specifications Test that all works according to engineers design Educate the end user on use supply all documentation to the contractor Commercial C-Bus installation – install as a sub-contractor Provide the contractor with training on installation requirements Fit off the hardware and wire the C-Bus components in the switchboards Program so that C-Bus switches do what hasn’t been done before with regard to dimming control & room joining Use a C-Bus Colour Touch Screen as BMS control via low level interfacing with the Air Conditioning. This included fully variable logic timers for AH function which automatically came on / turned off dependent on the Time of Day. Domestic Penthouse – design according to the electrical layout and install Full C-Bus installation over 2 levels PDL LexCom Home Networks – Data, Phone & TV Multiroom Audio throughout Central Colour Touch Screen to control lighting and audio taking into account Time of Day, Light levels, In or Out Sports Field Control (Hockey Turf) – design according to the electricians' requirements Lighting 96Kw of lighting on 8 poles (3 pairs of 2Kw Lights - Levels 1, 2 & 3) Must have a 10 minute re-strike delay on each pair Cannot all turn ON or OFF at the same time (staggered IO) even after a power failure Level 1 on Poles 1 and 2 must stay on for 8 minutes after the shut down is actuated Field Watering Pump to have a "Run On" time (water pressure buildup) before a nozzle can open Time delay between nozzles closing and the next one opening Pump to have a "Run On" time after the last nozzle(s) close Maximum of 2 nozzles open at any one time Touch Screen is to be Password actuated (basic user level) Training control of lights is to be for individual poles & light levels (no level 3) Games control of light levels with Level 3 – all lights on – is to be password actuated (supervisor level) Field Watering for games is to be set for Windy conditions or Normal conditions Field Watering for Training is to be able to use individual nozzles Field Watering is to have an Emergency Stop on screen Display of Pump Failure Public Facility Touch Screen is to be password actuated (basic user level) Opening/Closing times and "Days Open" can be set manually Tied into Security Access lighting on disarm Timed "All Lights Off" on ARM leaving only security lighting on All lights ON on quot;Alarm" and their switches disabled until the system is disarmed Schedules linked to Opening/Closing hours Schedules on security lighting Sales Touch Screen – attached to a lighting display to graphically demonstrate different aspects of the functionality of C-Bus including: schedules and what they can do various scenes Software Logic demonstration