DMS 2.

5 W/BACnet (MIM-B17BUN)
Quick Reference Guide

Important Notice
For full details of setup and configuration, please refer to the installation and user manuals found at www.samsunghvac.com.
Samsung HVAC maintains a policy of ongoing development, specifications are subject to change without notice.

© 2020 Samsung HVAC

SHA-DVMS-06262020
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DMS 2.5 Circuit Details
Terminal Block Descriptions
2 Dedicated Digital Inputs 2 Dedicated Digital Outputs
• Emergency start/stop • Operation on/off
• See manual for patterns • Error status

1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9
Number Description
1 Digital Input: (10 channels, fixed addresses)

2 Digital Output: (8 channels, fixed addresses) output voltage = 12VDC, 200mA

• 5 channels
3 Reserved: Not used • Maximum 16 systems per channel.
4 Power: Power supply for DMS 2.5 12VDC, 3.0A (120VAC power adapter provided) • Maximum 80 systems
5 Reset Button: Restarts DMS 2.5 • Maximum of 128 indoor units and mode
6 Reserved: Only used for R&D
control units (MCU’s) per channel

7 SD Slot: SD card slot for data storage and updating software (must be formatted FAT32)
• Maximum of 256 indoor units per DMS 2.5

8 LAN Port: Ethernet connection to building network for upper-layer devices

9 RS485: Connection for R1/R2 communication to system devices (5 channels)
 Communication Connection 2

DVM Chiller, DVM S HP/HR, DVM S Eco, CAC, and 2020 FJM models connect to R1/R2
When more than one system is connected to a
single channel, it is recommended that each
outdoor unit address is set manually. This
setting is made on main unit of each system.

Non NASA RAC/FJM & 2020 NASA RAC: Interface module is required for R1/R2

Bottom of panel

Use 16/2 stranded

shielded wire only Daisy chain to - MIM-R10UN: 2020 RAC Models
R1/R2 - MIM-N01: All Older Models (installed
at IDU, refer to technical documents for
compatibility. )
 Connection to a PC 3

Only compatible with Internet Explorer 11 or newer

Bottom of DMS 2.5

Connect with an ethernet cable (crossover cable may be required)

 Setting the PC’s IP/Network 4

1. Navigate to your PC’s “Control Panel” This can be typed into the search bar

.. Select “Network and Sharing”

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4. Select “Properties”
3. Select the blue icon to the right of “Connections”
This may say “Local area connection” or “Ethernet”
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5. Select “Internet Protocol Version 4” 7. Select “Use the following IP address”

8. Enter the IP address, Subnet mask, and Default gateway

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6. Select “Properties” 9

Note: Ensure the last 3 digits of the IP address entered are 9. Select “OK”
different than those displayed on the DMS2.5.
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10. Open “Internet Explorer” (version 11 or newer). 13. You may be directed to download
Silverlight prior to being able to load the
11. Type the IP address found on the DMS 2.5 into the web browser.* DMS 2.5 web page

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12. Select “More information” Then click “Go on to the webpage”

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14. Select “OK”

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* The default IP address can be changed to match project requirements

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Log In To DMS 2.5
Once the “LOGIN” window opens, enter the default user name and
password:
• admin
• ac0530

If this is the first time logging into the DMS 2.5 you will be directed
to change the default password

NOTE: User name and password are case sensitive. Do not use
upper case letters when entering the factory login information.
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Log In To DMS 2.5

Select “admin” and set the new password and The password must be at least 8 digits with at least
name then select “Save” one number
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Log In To DMS 2.5
Once you have changed the password you will need to log out of the DMS 2.5

Repeat the steps from page 6, then enter the new user
A message window will appear if the DMS 2.5 and
name and password to log back into the DMS 2.5.
your PC time/date are not synced. This can be
completed at a later time. Select "OK" to continue
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System Tracking

If this is the first time logging into the DMS 2.5 a blue box will display “Tracking failed now”

1. Scroll over “System Settings”

2. Select “Tracking”

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System Tracking

3. Select “DVM Tracking”

4. Enter the "Admin Password"

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System Tracking
5. Select “OK”
6. If tracking fails:
• Check that the R1/R2 wiring is connected properly
from the DMS 2.5 to all outdoor units.
• All units must be powered and have successfully
completed commissioning prior to tracking.

9 7. The issue must be corrected prior to clicking “OK”

• To exit tracking select “Cancel”

R1/R2 from outdoor units must land on one of the DMS 2.5
channels. Use 16/2 stranded shielded wire.
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System Tracking

8. Select “OK” 9. Select “Individual Initialization”

• No initialization: No address configuration.
• Individual initialization: Configured zones by
main address (recommended)
• Group initialization: Configured zones by
RMC (group) address.

Select “OK”
System tracking is now complete
Tracking can take several minutes
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Confirm System Tracking

After tracking has completed, ensure

quantities found matches the actual
amount of devices connected.

1. Once tracking is complete all devices

communicating with the DMS 2.5 will
1 2 3 display under “Device”.

2. The device addresses will be

displayed under “Address”.

3. If the system was commissioned using

SNET Pro2, the device names will
appear if programmed. If not, you may
add device names by selecting edit,
then entering in the device name and
saving (maximum 32 characters).
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You must enter “System environment settings” to edit and save setting adjustments in the DMS 2.5

1. Scroll your curser over “System 1

Settings” located in the upper

tool bar

2. Select “System environment” to 2

access environment settings
window.
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DMS 2.5 System Environment

Set the IP address, Subnet

mask, and Default gateway for
DMS 2.5 non BACnet control

Set the date and time. This will then

display a window recommending to
sync with your computer to ensure
proper time/date in the DMS 2.5

NOTE: These settings can be made using the buttons on the front of the DMS 2.5.
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DMS 2.5 System Environment

Time sync with supported wired

controllers

Set “Error email” recipient. Please

refer to the installation and user
manuals for more details.

Temperature unit of measurement

setting for supported wired
controllers
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DMS 2.5 System Environment

Enable if using public IP address for

remote accessing

Set Contact pattern of the 2 dedicated

digital inputs (DI1 and DI2). Please
refer to the installation manual for
specific pattern details.

Security Certificate download. This

can be saved to the assigned server
or the users PC.
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BACnet System Environment

To configure BACnet options scroll over "System Settings" and click "BACnet configuration"

1. Scroll your curser over "System 1

Settings" located in the upper

tool bar

2. Select “BACnet configuration” to

access BACnet environment
settings window

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BACnet System Environment

Below is the BACnet upper tool bar

3. Select "Device configuration" to view device “object ID’s”

NOTE: Object ID’s cannot be customized.

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BACnet System Environment

4. Select “System Settings”

Make all necessary settings for your

application: IP, DHCP, Subnet mask,
Default gateway, DNS server etc. for
BACnet
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BACnet System Environment

Be sure to release the “Recipient_list” for

BACnet point communication
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BACnet System Environment

Set "BACnet Provision Type” to

“Advanced” to enable functions such as
Wind-Free™ and DSP via BACnet

5. To exit the BACnet menu and return to DMS2.5 control menu select “DMS2 Connect”

*The Wind-Free™ unit delivers an air current that is under 0.15 m/s while in Wind-Free™ mode.
Air velocity that is below 0.15 m/s is considered "still air" as defined by ASHRAE (American
Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers).
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DMS Network Definitions

1. Static IP: Designated single IP set by user, that will not automatically get re-assigned. Manually changed by user.

2. DHCP: A network server that automatically provides and assigns IP addresses, default gateways and other network
parameters to client devices. User selected to set up the IP automatically.

3. Default gateway: A node in a computer network using the internet protocol suite that serves as the forwarding host
(router) to other networks when no other route specification matches the destination IP address of a packet.

4. DNS SERVER: The DNS Server translates/finds IP address of domain.

Example: Specific Network name = (Samsunghvac.com) Translated to IP# OR NETWORK #192.168.0.100

5. BBMD = A device that speaks BACnet to another device on the same network, then sends BBMD messages or
BACnet data received information to other networks directly.

7. Network Number: Factory default Network is 9.

▪ If you want to use multiple BACnet Gateway’s on the same network, then you would change/set
separate “Network #”
▪ EX: Building #1 west = DMS2.5 network #9, BLDG #1 East = DMS network #10
(you may have 1-40 networks)
8. BACnet Port ID = The basic communication “port” used by BACnet to communicate through the BACnet over IP
device. DMS 2.5 = Default “port” 47808