Manual I3 Siemens

Submittal Guide
i-3® Control Technology V2
www.usa.siemens.com/i-3
Contents
P1 Series Lighting Panel 4-7
Typical Application 6
i-3® Control Technology V2 Controller 10
SIPOD™ specifications 11
Inputs and Communications 13

Protocol Connections
System Connections 17
Emergency Lighting Circuits 22

The simple, cost-effective lighting
control that reduces energy costs.
The Siemens i-3® Control Technology V2 is integrated in a standard P1 series lighting
panelboard. It leverages the latest Microsoft Windows™ technology to incorporate an
innovative touch screen System Controller. i-3® Control Technology V2 can be commissioned
locally via the touch screen or with an off line (computer) software configuration tool. The
configuration file is transferred to the system using a standard USB interface without factory
involvement. Whether mounted individually or in an IPS Switchboard, Siemens i-3® Control
Technology V2 provides faster installation, smaller footprints, and easier commissioning, at
lower cost.
P1 Series Lighting Panel
P1 Lighting Control Panel Date: Quote #:

with i-3® Control Technology V2
Job Name:
Main Breaker: 250A Max. Panel

Description:
Main Lugs Only: 250A Max.
480Y/277V Maximum 3 phase 4 wires Note: You have requested access to specifications from documents that are writable and amendable by the
user. As a result the user-modified document may present technical variances or discrepancies from Siemens
Energy Inc.’s (the “Company”) actual product capabilities. User understands this risk and acknowledges that
Specifications General:
specifications are subject to review and approval by the Company prior to order acceptance. The Company
i-3® Control Technology V2 Lighting Control Panels does not accept any responsibility for amendments, modifications, deletions or charges made to these
comply with the following standards: documents by the user without review and approval by qualified Company representatives.
- UL 50 Enclosures
- UL 67 Panelboards
- UL 916 Energy Management
- UL 489 Breakers Protocols:
- CA Title 24 - Modbus RTU
- cUL (for the Canadian Market) (System Controller and Modbus I/O)
- Modbus TCP/IP
Operating Conditions: (System Controller, optional for Modbus I/O)
- Operating: 23°F to 104°F, -5°C to 40° - EIB
- Storage: -13°F to 158°F, -25°C to 70°C (System controllers slave I/O controllers)
- BACnet MSTP
Controllers: I/O and System:
- Input/Output Mapping I/O:
- Configurable Zones - Up to 20 2-wire or 10 3-wire digital inputs
- A total of 275 schedules/ (dry or wet contacts)
events combinations. - Up to 2 analog inputs and 2 analog outputs
Schedules (System Controller Only)
- LCD color touchscreen SIPODS:
(System Controller Only) - 15, 20, 25 and 30 amp 1 Pole and 2 pole
- USB Interface - UL 489 circuit breaker accessory
(System Controller Only) - Rated for 500,000 operation at full load
- 24 VDC support for sensors - Same short circuit ratings as BQD breaker
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Dimensions
Type 1 Box
Type 3R and 3R/12 Box
Main Lug End Gutter Dimensions Branch Breaker Side Gutter Main Breaker Gutter Dimensions (inches)
Wiring Space (inches)
Amp End Neutral Main Side Neutral
Rating Gutter Location Branch Wiring Breaker Gutter Location
125 10.500 11.500 Breakers Space BL, BLH, HBL, BQD 8.500 11.500
250 10.500 11.500 BQD + SIPOD Combo 3.25 ED4, ED6, HED4 6.125 11.500
BQD 5.5 QJ2,QJH2, QJ2-H 6.500 11.500
BL 6.375 FD6, FXD6, HFD6 5.250 11.500
5 5
Typical Application
Override Switch for after

hours use. System can be set
to turn the lights off after a
specific time. It can also be
set to blink the lights.
Output to Lights
Load wire connected
to SIPOD breaker
combination.
Controller
inside
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P1 Series Lighting Panel
Features
J i-NTEGRATION
- Reduced electrical room size
- Reduced total installation cost
- Small foot print - up to 2
panels of 42 circuits in one
section of IPS
J i-NSTALLATION
- In new P1 panelboards
and existing P1, S1 and S2 Siemens
panelboards (replace the complete
interior; the box must be of
the correct size)
- Reduced wiring complexity

over traditional systems
- Fits standard P1 lighting
panelboard enclosures
- Reduced labor costs
J i-NTERFACE
- Dry or wet contacts
- Analog inputs and outputs
24 VDC support for sensors
- Modbus RTU or TCP/IP
- BACnet MSTP
- USB interface (System Controller)
- Color touch screen with set up wizards
J P1 Panel Size
- 18 Circuits
- 30 Circuits
- 42 Circuits
J Service Information
- 3 ph/4-w, 480Y/277V AC,
208Y/120V AC Note:
- 1 ph/3-w, 120/240V AC This device/system may only be set up and used in conjunction with the
- Up to 250A instruction manuals. Installation, maintenance and operation of this device/system may
only be performed by qualified personnel. Within the context of these instructions,
qualified persons are defined as persons who have the skills and knowledge related to
J Controller is cULus the construction and operation of the electrical equipment and installations and have
received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.
J Panel is UL or cUL
J Enclosure is UL or cUL
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Components Layout
MLO/Main
Breaker Space
Enclosure Mounting Hole

(4X)
BQD Data Rail

Breaker
SIPOD
Data Rail
Ribbon Cable
Class 2 Wire Class 2 Wire

Barrier SIEMENS
CONTROL TECHNOLOGY Barrier
S,KXKDDKCKMV,,HV, , ;F,RKKVC,XMC
JSKKJXISDKKKXKX CMVNVHFJHJ
Neutral
XMCKJCHJUEIER DKDCVIFKKFK
WMKCK DLCVOOOOORKK
Extension
Neutral
Extension Ground Bar
Controller
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The SIPOD™
SIPOD Manual Override 2-Pole SIPOD - 2-Pole BQD Breaker Assembly
Manual
Override
Switch
SIPOD
30 Amp device also available
SIPOD Connection to Data Rail

SIPOD Top View
(Communications Bus)
Manual Override
SIPOD Load Lug
SIPOD Connector
Mechanical Tang/
Status Indicator Conductor
Tab
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i-3® Control Technology V2 Controller
2  1  5   

Features
J I/O Controller 3
- Dry and wet-contact inputs
- Modbus RTU
4
- Modbus TCP/IP (Optional)
- I/O mapping and output breakers
or zones 6
- Analog inputs
- Fluorescent dimming
7
- BACnet MS/TP 8  21
- 24 VDC support for sensors
- Three way “ALL ON - AUTO
9
ALL OFF” switch
  
J System Controller 1. Reset button 12. Three way “ALL ON
- USB interface 2. EIB address selector switch - AUTO - ALL OFF” switch
- Dry and wet-contact inputs 3. IP port 13. Color touch screen
- Modbus RTU and TCP/IP 4. USB port 14. Input/output wiring section
- I/O mapping and output breakers or Zones 5. Battery 15. Right ribbon cable
- Color Touch screen panel 6. USB port (For Siemens 17. Communications wiring access
- Event scheduling and zoning technician use only) 18. Fuse
- 24 VDC support for sensors 7. Program button 19. Power switch
- Three way “ALL ON - AUTO - ALL OFF” switch 8. RS485 ports (for Modbus RTU) 20. Power switch and fuse label
9. EIB port (for EIB I/O slaves network) 21. Inputs wiring access
10. Left ribbon cable
11. Communications board
SIPOD™ 3 4
The SIPOD is a UL 489 circuit breaker
accessory for the Siemens BQD circuit
breaker that matches the short circuit
rating of the circuit breaker. See BQD 2
circuit breaker interrupter ratings.
5
Interrupting Ratings (Amps RMS)
System
1 6
Voltage 120V AC 240V AC 277V AC 480Y/277V AC
1-pole 15-20A 65,000 - 14,000 -
2-pole 15-20A - 65,000 - 14,000
7
1-pole 15-30A 65,000 - 14,000 -
2-pole 15-30A - 65,000 - 14,000
A Blow-closed mechanism
B Tab to connect to BQD Breaker
C Manual override
D Maglatch mechanism
E Load wire lug, it is the same size as the lug on the breaker
F Connector to data rail
7 Integrated electronics
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Controllers
Battery Backup
The i-3® Control Technology V2 P1 Series Lighting
(System Controller Only)
Control Panel has four available controllers:
In the event that power is lost, a factory installed
 System Controller with color touch screen
battery will maintain the system clock settings for at
 EIB (only to network with System Controller)
least one year.
 Modbus – for Modbus BAS
 BACnet – for direct connection with Siemens
The I/O Board input terminals require the connector
Building Technologies APOGEE or any other BACnet
shown in figures 2 and 3.
BAS MS/TP
Figure 2 shows the connector for the actual input wiring.
The controllers enable users to implement time
There are two of these connectors; each accepts 10
schedules, create zones, manage inputs, and display inputs, which are numbered 1-10 and 11-20.
SIPOD and system status. The I/O Board shown in
Figure 1 provides the logic for the operation of the Figure 3 shows the connector for the inputs common. It
entire system. accepts 6 common wires. If your system has more than 6
common wires; they will need to be connected together
outside of the controller and bring one common wire to
the controller. Both connectors accept 18 AWG copper,
Three way switch stranded wire.
All ON-AUTO-All OFF
Modbus
addressing Reset Ribbon cables connectors
switches
Connector
for Modbus
TCP/IP card
Modbus Power supply

RS-485 connector
connection
Input/Output
Communications wiring section
interface section (See Figure)
Figure 1. I/O Board
Input output connectors
Common Digital inputs Analog I/O 24 VDC
Figure 2. Input Connector Figure 3. Common Connector

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Firmware upgrade
connector
(SIEMENS use only)
Analog outputs
(Center pin is common)
24 VDC (+)
Analog inputs
(Center pin is common)
24 VDC (-)
Digital inputs 1-10 Digital inputs 11-20

Dry or wet contacts Dry or wet contacts
Digital inputs common
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Communications Protocol Connections
Modbus RTU and

BACnet MS/TP I/O Controllers
Modbus or
BACnet address
selection switches
TD B (+)
TD A (-)
RD B (+)
RD A (-) Modbus RTU
or
Ground BACnet MS/TP
connection
Modbus I/O ControllerTCP/IP
I/O Controller Modbus

TCP/IP optional card
IP Cable connector
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System Controller Communications Connections
Communications Protocol Connections
System Controller Communication Connections
EIB Cable: 18 AWG solid

copper twisted pair
(Belden 6320 recom-
mended).
Modbus RTU cable: 18
AWG stranded copper.
Modbus TCP/IP Modbus TCP/IP cable:
connection CAT5 or CAT6
TD B (+)
TD A (-)
RD B (+)
RD A (-)
Ground Modbus RTU EIB Connector
connection
EIB I/O communications connections
18 AWG solid
copper wire
EIB Connector
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I/O Controllers
The I/O Controllers provide the

intelligence required to switch the
remote operated SIPODs ON and OFF.
The I/O Controllers also enable the
i-3® Control Technology V2 system to accept
dry or wet contact inputs, and commands
over communication networks.
Inputs and Outputs

J 20 Digital, 2-wire Inputs
J 10 Digital, 3-wire Inputs
J 2 Analog Inputs
J 2 Analog Outputs
Communication Interface
J Modbus RTU (Optional TCP/IP)
J EIB
J BACnet MSTP
J EIB (I/O controllers which are slaves to
a System Controller)
Features:
J Configurable zones dependent on
number of breakers per zone
J Off Warning Blink
J Two analog inputs
J Two analog outputs
J 24 VDC power for sensors and 24 VDC
powered contacts (wet contacts)
Communication Cables
(Modbus and BACnet applications)
USB/RS–485 converter cable kit is required
to allow communication between the i-3®
Control Technology V2 I/O Controller and a
personal computer. This kit can be owner
furnished or ordered from SIEMENS using the
following part number:
J USB to RS–485 Kit: 5WG1 715-8XY02
Note: Contact Technical Support for

Instructions
(i3support.industry@siemens.com)
or call 1-800-333-7421
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I/O Configuration Software
(for Modbus and BACnet controllers)
The i-3® Control Technology V2 Con-
figurator Software is a Windows based
application that enables the user to
easily configure a i-3® Control Tech-
nology V2 system. Please visit:
to obtain a free copy of the software.
The i-3® Control Technology V2 Panel

Configurator allows the user to:
J See an accurate graphical panel
layout
J Check the status of breakers, inputs,
and zones
J Configure zones and I/O mappings
J Import/ Export system configurations
J Test the Input-Output mapping
operation
J Test the SIPODs operation,
one at a time or all at once

System Requirements
J Net Framework 2.0
J Windows XP, 2003, or newer
versions
Status Screen: The graphical panel representation on the left indicates which
SIPODs are open (green) or closed (red). The table on the right provides the status
of up to 20 digital inputs. Yellow indicates SIPOD failure; while Black indicates
that there is no SIPOD in the location. From this screen, the user can comand the
SIPODs to open or close, one at at time, or all of them at once. The right hand side
panel shows the digital input status.
Operations Screen: Allows the user to override the current SIPOD status, create
16 zones, set I/O mappings, set timed16overrides and set “Blink the lights” parameters.
System Connections Layout
EIB I/O communications connections
System Controller I/O Board I/O Board I/O Board
SIEMENS
To next panel
(Up to 8 panels total)
CONTROL TECHNOLOGY
S,KXKDDKCKMV,,HV, , ;F,RKKVC,XMC
JSKKJXISDKKKXKX CMVNVHFJHJ
XMCKJCHJUEIER DKDCVIFKKFK
WMKCK DLCVOOOOORKK
Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage

switch inputs switch inputs switch inputs switch inputs
Twisted pair, 18 AWG solid copper wire

(Maximum total wire length 3,000 ft.)
Twisted pair, 18 AWG solid copper wire shielded

with EIB connector (Recommended: Belden 6320)
(Maximum total wire length 3,000 ft.)
Distance between S-C and any slave should not exceed 1250 Ft.
Low voltage switch inputs connector
Building Automation
Modbus or BACnet network with a BAS (Building Automation System)
System
(ModBus or BACnet
Master) I/O Board I/O Board I/O Board I/O Board
To next panel
(Up to 247
panels total)*
Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage

switch inputs switch inputs switch inputs switch inputs
Modbus or BACnet communications bus

(22-18 AWG shielded copper wire)
Modbus RTU or BACnet MS/TP connector

17 *In groups of 32 or less I/O Controllers for Modbus networks 17
System Controller
The System Controller provides an intuitive

color touch screen panel application with set-
up wizards to configure the system. Off-line
configuration software is also available from
SIEMENS. Please visit: www.usa.siemens.
com/i-3 to download a free copy.
The System Controller also includes the

Modbus RTU and TCP/IP communication
protocols.
Features:
J Color Touch Screen Panel
J Setup Wizards (Panels, Breakers, Inputs,
Zones, I/O Mapping, and Schedules)
J Three levels of Password Protection
J Event Logs
J Flexible Automatic Daylight Saving Time
and Leap Year compensation
J USB interface for programming
and troubleshooting
J 275 combinations of Schedules and events
J Unlimited holiday overrides
J Modbus RTU and TCP/IP
System Controller Screenshots
Setup Wizards Password Protection Schedules
Tools and Settings Zones I/O Mapping

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USB Interface
The USB interface enables users

to upload or download system
configuration files and software
updates. This feature simplifies the
installation, commissioning, and
support of i-3® Control Technology V2.
Upgrades will no longer require lighting
control “experts”. On occassions when
technical assistance is needed, the user
simply e-mails the configuration files
to technical support. After the issue is
remotely diagnosed, the updated file is
e-mailed back to the user and down-
loaded to the controller. This reduces
downtime and costs.
System Controller Screenshots
USB import file feature
For technical support call:

1-800-333-7421
Users can now send

configuration files to
technical support
for remote diagnosis
and solutions
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System Controller Communication
and Networking Configurations

The i-3® Control Technology V2 One system controller in a panel
System Controller is capable of can network with up to 7 EIB I/O
communicating via EIB, Modbus RTU Controllers panels (for a total of 8
(RS-485), Modbus TCP/IP, or switch panels). 18 AWG twisted pair solid
contacts. This enables communication shielded copper wires are used to
with other building systems over the communicate through EIB. The total
building LAN. Each System Controller maximum cable length allowed for
panel in acts as a stand-alone unit networking panels is 3,000 ft (1,000
or a “slave” to a building automation meters). The SIEMENS recommended
system. cable is BELDEN 6320.
...Up to 7 additional panels can be networked from a single

system controller
I/O Controllers
System
Controller
EIB
Note: Up to a maximum of 32 devices may be connected in one ...central building automation system can control several local
Modbus loop (this is a Modbus rule). system controllers. (i.e. Highrise application)
...System Controller can be connected on a LAN 1st Floor 2nd Floor
...up to 7 I/O Controllers ...up to 7 I/O Controllers
I/O Controllers
System
Controller
System System
Controller 1 Controller 2
EIB
Modbus
LAN/RS485
Modbus RTU or
Modbus TCP/IP
Note: System controllers cannot communicate with each other

even if they are on the same LAN.
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System Controller Off Line Configuration Software
The i-3® Control Technology V2 Sys- to obtain a free copy of the software.
tem Controller off line Configurator This software package allows the user The software also allows to open exist-
Software is a Windows based applica- to do a complete design of the system ing configuration files, uploaded from
tion that enables the user to easily control scheme; plus set system a System Controller; in order to modify
design the configuration program of parameters, such as passwords, geo- or troubleshoot the configuration.
an i-3® Control Technology V2 net- graphical location (for astronomical
work with System Controller and EIB times), network parameters, etc. System Requirements:
I/O slave controllers. Net Framework 2.0
The newly created configuration file Windows XP, 2003, or newer versions
Visit www.usa.siemens.com/i-3 can be exported to a USB thumb drive
to be downloaded later into the Sys-
tem Controller. Or it can be e-mailed
to the user for the same purpose.
Configuration tabs
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Emergency Lighting Circuits Application
UL listed panel modifications
The emergency lights control circuit The circuit breaker pole with a SIPOD This operation allows people to find
includes a two pole breaker with a (controlled pole) is connected to the their way in the building in the case of
remotely operated switched circuit (1 luminary standard AC ballast; while a power outage.
pole SIPOD), for controlling the emer- the pole without a SIPOD (uncon-
gency luminaries. trolled pole) is connected to the When power is restored; the opposite
emergency DC ballast sensing circuit; process happens and the building
Both poles of the breaker are connect- therefore, the emergency light ballast lights are restored to operate under
ed to the same phase of a specially battery is maintained fully charged. the standard AC ballast.
modified panelboard. When a power outage occurs the
lights on the standard AC ballast go
off; at this time, the sensing circuit
on the DC emergency ballast detects
the lack of power and switches On the
22 lights on the DC emergency ballast.
Ordering Information
SIPODS* Emergency Lighting Circuit Control (panel modification)

Amp Rating Poles Catalog Number Description Catalog number
20 1 BQD20CPOD1
Emergency Lights control 18 ckts panel mod (1 set of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD1801
20 2 BQD20CPOD2
Emergency Lights control 18 ckts panel mod (2 sets of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD1802
30 1 BQD30CPOD1
30 2 BQD30CPOD2 Emergency Lights control 30 ckts panel mod (1 set of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD3001

* Use the Catalog Number provided in the table to
specify circuit breakers. Emergency Lights control 30 ckts panel mod (3 sets of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD3003
Emergency Lights control 42 ckts panel mod (1 set of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD4201

3. Select Controller Emergency Lights control 42 ckts panel mod (5 sets of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD4205
Description Catalog number
I/O Controller (EIB) 5WG1 718-8XY14
Notes:
I/O Controller (Modbus) 5WG1 718-8XY15 1- Emergency Lighting Circuit Control is sold in even numbers only.
2- Configurations are available as described on pages 10 & 11.
I/O Controller (BACnet) 5WG1 718-8XY16
System Controller 5WG1 718-8XY02
RS485/USB Converter* 5WG1 715-8XY02
*Communication cable factory available or owner constructed.
4. Enclosure Modifications and Front Options

There are several enclosure modifications and front options for the P1 Series Panel
with i-3® Control Technology V2. Please review the P1 Selection and Application
Guide for details.
Ordering Example: Step 1 Step 4

3-phase, 4-wire 480Y/277V AC Step 2 Step 3
(from P1 Guide) (from P1 Guide)
250 Amp Main circuit breaker
Panel Enclosure
42 Branch Circuits Interior and Breakers and Modifications
Bottom Feed Qty: Controller:
Main Device SIPODS: and
Surface Mounted Front Options
Hinged Trim
1 P1E42FX250ABS BQD20CPOD1 30 5WG1 718-8XY02 Hinged
30 – 20 Amp one-pole Controllable Breaker BQD20CPOD2 3 Trim
SIPOD Combos BQD120 30
3 – 20 Amp two-pole Controllable Breaker BQD220 3
SIPOD Combos BQD130 6
6 – 30 Amp one-pole Non-Controllable
Breakers
System Controller
5. Contact your local Siemens Sales Representative for order entry.

For your nearest sales office call us at 1.800.427.2256
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Ordering Information
Panel Configuration Form
Step 1
Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
(from P1 Guide)
Panel
Interior and Main Breakers and Enclosure Modifications
Qty.: Controller:
Device: SIPODS: and Front Options
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Integrated Power System Switchboards

Your Single Source For Simpler,

Smaller and Faster Installations
By selecting the P1 Series Lighting

Control Panel with i-3® Control Tech-
nology V2 for your next Integrated
Power System, you gain the ability to
stack up to two panels with 42 branch
controlled circuits each in one section!
The modular design of the Siemens

Integrated Power System (IPS)
switchboard allows the user to
integrate electrical distribution
equipment, power monitoring and
environmental controls, that typically
mount in multiple enclosures, into
one switchboard line-up. Users
have the freedom to configure a
system that best fits their
individual needs.
How IPS can help reduce the cost of

your next project:
IPS reduces the number of
components required which decreases
the amount of time you spend on the
job site. It also simplifies field setup
and programming. Finally, the small
footprint reduces space requirements
so you have more room for revenue-
generating resources.
Integrated Power System switchboards

are built to UL 891 and NEMA PB-2
standards. The standard height of each
Integrated Power System sections is 90
inches (Optional 70 inch height
available). The minimum depth of the
IPS is 13.75 inches. Optional depths of
20, 28, and 38 inches are available.
For more information on IPS and

what it can do for you, please contact
your nearest Siemens Sales Office at
1.800.964.4114.
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Appendix A
Configuration forms
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Schedules
Schedules
Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
# Description On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time
1
27
6
27
Appendix A – Configuration forms
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Schedules
Schedules
Schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
# Description On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time On/Off time
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Panelboard A OUTPUTS
Controlled by
Logic (OR operator, (schedule
AND operator or no Manual Override In a /zone? (Zone number/input
P-A name on the network Ckt Description Load controlled logic) (1) (YES/NO) name) number)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
(1) If there is logic, list the two inputs involved
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Panelboard A - INPUTS
Controls
Breaker # /
Input # Description, Location Type (1) Zone In Panel #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
M2W-NOBLK = maintained toggle, 2 wire no blink

M2W-BLK = maintained toggle, 2 wire blink
MNO2W-NOBLK = maintained NO, 2 wire no blink
MNO2W-BLK = maintained NO, 2 wire blink
MNC2W-NOBLK = maintained NC, 2 wire no blink
MNC2W-BLK = maintained NC, 2 wire blink
DMNO3W-NOBLK = Dual maintained NO, 3 wire no blink
DMNO3W-BLK = Dual maintained NO, 3 wire blink
(1)
MOM2W-NOBLK = momentary toggle, 2 wire no blink
MOM2W-BLK = momentary toggle, 2 wire blink
P2WNC-NOBLK = Momentary (push button), NC, 2 wire no blink
P2WNC-BLK = Momentary (push button), NC, 2 wire blink
P2WNO-NOBLK = Momentary (push button), NO, 2 wire no blink
P2WNO-BLK = Momentary (push button), NO, 2 wire blink
D2WNO-NOBLK = Dual momentary (push button), NO, 3 wire no blink
D2WNO-BLK = Dual momentary (push button), NO, 3 wire blink
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Panelboard B OUTPUTS
Controlled by
P1 name on the network Ckt Description Load controlled logic) (1) (YES/NO) name) number)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
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Panelboard B - INPUTS
Controls
Breaker # /
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

(1)
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Panelboard C OUTPUTS
Controlled by
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
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Panelboard C - INPUTS
Controls
Breaker # /
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

(1)
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Panelboard D OUTPUTS
Controlled by
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Panelboard E OUTPUTS
Controlled by
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Controls
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Panelboard F OUTPUTS
Controlled by
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Controls
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Panelboard G OUTPUTS
Controlled by
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Controls
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Panelboard H OUTPUTS
Controlled by
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Controls
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Appendix B
Network Drawings
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Appendix B – Network Drawings
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Appendix C
Recommended Input Devices
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Appendix C – Recommended Input Devices
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Appendix D
Site Preparation &
Facilities Requirement
“This document needs to be signed and faxed back

to Siemens i-3 Technical Support at least two weeks
prior to the startup date”
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Appendix D – Site Preparation & Facilities Requirement
Siemens Industry Toll Free Technical Support: (800) 333-7421

5400 Triangle Parkway Phone: (770) 326-2000
Norcross, GA 30092 Fax: (770) 326-2163
i-3 Lighting Controls Installation Facilities Requirements

This document is provided to minimize issues and delays during the commissioning of your new Siemens i-3
Lighting Controls system. Please read the following document carefully. If you have any questions or require
additional information please feel free to call Siemens i-3 Technical Support at 1-800-333-7421or your assigned
Siemens Representative. After all the items in this document are confirmed to be complete, please fill out the
form at the end of this document, sign it and fax it to the i-3 Lighting Controls group in Norcross, GA. The i-3
Lighting Controls group will then contact you to schedule startup and training services.
Site Preparation and Facilities Requirements
The following items need to be confirmed prior to requesting commissioning services. Failure
to check these items prior to requesting the commissioning site visit will cause delays or
could require an additional trip. Such delays are not accounted for in the price quoted by
Siemens. Additional time and expenses that result from incomplete items are the
responsibility of the customer/contractor.
1. Confirm all items listed in Appendix A are at the site:

• Customer Signature:________________________
2. Confirm all lighting controls panels are powered.

• Customer Signature:_________________________
• If applicable, confirm that all communication accessories located in the

communications loop are powered.
3. If applicable, confirm all communication wiring is run and terminated.

• Confirm CAT5 Ethernet runs do not exceed 100m. Confirm Ethernet cables are
properly terminated with RJ45 connectors per standard patch cable wiring.
• Confirm that Ethernet runs are connected to the controllers and to the
appropriate hubs/switches per the communication diagram.
• Confirm all RS485 wiring is installed and terminated properly.

• Confirm all RS485 wiring in each lineup of equipment is completely connected,

pay especially close attention to communication wiring at shipping splits in the
equipment. Insure that all wiring at the shipping splits has been terminated
properly (This is applicable when the lighting controls system is built in a
switchboard).
• Confirm proper RS485 wiring. The cable shield should not be connected to
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of cable in one communication loop.
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Training
If required requested by the Customer with a purchase order; Training of Siemens i-3 Lighting Controls
equipment will be conducted for up to 6 people. It will taught by a Siemens Representative. This basic training
can include operators, supervisors, or any other site personnel that need to have a basic understanding of the
operation of the equipment (programming, navigating screens, viewing historical data, etc). Please prepare a
list of personnel that will attend training while the Siemens representative is at site.
1._______________________________________ 2.___________________________________
3._______________________________________ 4.___________________________________
5._______________________________________ 6.___________________________________
If logon passwords for the System Controller are desired, please prepare a list of user names, including level of
authorization (administrator, manager or user) and passwords prior to the training.
Name Level of Authorization Password

1
2
3
4
5
6
This basic training does not to replace in-depth training provided by Siemens. Additional training courses in
programming and maintenance are recommended. These classes can be scheduled through the Regional
Siemens Representative.
Warranty and Service

The standard warranty for Siemens i-3 Lighting Controls is 12 months from installation or 18 months from purchase-
whichever comes first. This includes repair or replacement of the controllers, SIPODs and other components at the
discretion of Siemens Industry and return shipping expenses. The standard warranty for all other Siemens equipment,
components and systems is documented in Siemens Industry standard terms and conditions.
Miscellaneous
Installation Issues:
Extended Work Hours: Siemens commissioning personnel may find it necessary to work past normal
business hours during commissioning. Please arrange in advance for any necessary paperwork/passes that
will be required for after hours work.
• Union environment: It is the customer’s responsibility to provide a union interface contact to discuss
work habits and requirements, and also be present at these meetings. Siemens allocates sufficient time to
properly install machines. However, it has been our experience that union shops require substantially more
time. If additional time is required, charges will be incurred at normal Service Engineer Rates.
• Security Badges / Requirements: If required, identify a list of areas where Siemens personnel
require i-3 Lighting Controls (at minimum, i-3 Lighting Controls is needed in all areas where communicating
equipment and PCs are located) and confirm what security steps must be taken before arrival on the
installation trip. Please have any badges or security paperwork arranged ahead of time with the type
“Contractor – No Escort Required” preferred or a security escort. If a security escort is needed, please
insure that the escort is dedicated to the Siemens representative, as installation often requires a significant
amount of movement between equipment and delays in waiting 73 for an escort is not accounted for in basic 73
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proposal. Also, if an escort is required, please arrange for the potential of extended working hours, at the
discretion of the Siemens representative.
• Gate Passes: Siemens representatives’ carry a variety of tools, computers, pagers, cellular phones, and
spare parts at all times. If necessary please make arrangements for a signed gate pass for all Siemens
personnel present.
• Contacts: Please provide at least 3 names and phone numbers as facility contacts. These individuals
should be responsible for addressing any unforeseen issues (wiring issues, applying or removing power
from equipment, special area i-3 Lighting Controls, etc.) at the site as necessary.
1._______________________________________ 2.___________________________________
3._______________________________________ 4.___________________________________
• Phone access: During commissioning, the Siemens Engineer/Technician may require access to a
phone, please make the necessary arrangements if a special access code will be needed.
• Parking: Please arrange ahead of time for any special tags/permits that may be required.
Location Issues: Please provide the following information to your Siemens Installation Lead.
• Airport: Name and location of nearest major airport.
1._______________________________________
• Directions/Map: It is helpful to provide detailed written instructions from the airport to your facility.
Company street address:_______________________________________
• Hotels: Please provide the name and phone numbers of at least 2 reasonably priced hotels in the
immediate area. If you have special rates available with any of these hotels, please include that
information.
1._______________________________________ 2.___________________________________
Additional Charges
Siemens allocates sufficient time to commission an i-3 Lighting Controls system assuming that the above
facilities are ready prior to scheduled commissioning start date. Siemens expects that the components and
wiring have been installed, powered and verified, and that all equipment is readily accessible. If additional
time is required to complete an installation, as a result of customer delay, additional cost will be
charged at normal Field Service Rates. If you have further questions or require more information please
contact Siemens i-3 Technical Support at 1-800-333-7421, or contact your assigned Siemens Representative.
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Installation Request Form
The customer is responsible for completing the following before Siemens Industry begins start-up services of
the power monitoring system:
1. Return this signed Installation request form by fax to SIEMENS i-3 Technical Support.
2. If applicable, provide as built communications wiring, Siemens Energy i-3 Technical Support, at least 2
weeks before the scheduled site commissioning visit.
Please confirm completion of each of the following items with a check mark. These items are a summary of the
details described in the Site Preparation and Facilities Requirements Document. Delays caused by inaccurate
confirmation of items or incomplete items are outside the control of Siemens Industry. If additional time is
required to complete an installation, as a result of customer delay, additional cost will be charged at normal field
service rates.
All items in Appendix A are at site and are in good condition.

Secure space and accommodations for PC(s) and peripherals is prepared.
All lighting controls components are powered.
All communication wiring is run and terminated.
All trainees are informed of the training session and will be available for training when scheduled at site.
All clearance and/or escorts have been arranged for the Siemens Representative to avoid delays upon
arrival. All paperwork, gate passes, parking passes and security badges will be ready for the
representative when he or she arrives per the description in the Site Preparation and Facilities
Requirements Document.
Accommodations for extended work hours (if need arises) have been cleared with escorts and/or site
security.
Prepared contact list with phone numbers at site. Attached contact list to this fax
I have read, understood, and complied with the above items. I am requesting start-up
services to commence on the dates below. I agree that if additional time is required to
complete an installation, as a result of delays outside the control of Siemens Industry,
additional cost will be charged at normal field service rates.
Company Name:
Authorized Representative of Company:
Signed:
Date:
Telephone #:
Requested Installation Date(s):
Please remove this sheet and return by fax to:
Attention: i-3 Technical Support

Siemens Industry
FAX: 770-326-2163
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Appendix A
Pre-Startup Checklist
Order Number:
Customer: <enter company name>
Contact: <enter company contact name>
Contact Phone Number: <enter contact name telephone number>
Siemens Contact:
Telephone:
FAX:
Instructions:
Please complete and FAX this entire form to Siemens at least two-weeks prior to on-site startup date.
PLEASE NOTE: Our field personnel are not coming to install your equipment. Wiring
and installation must be completed BEFORE our personnel arrive at your site. This
checklist should assist you in making sure that you have completed your pre-
commissioning obligations before we arrive on-site.
If anything in this checklist is unclear, please contact us now. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL WE ARRIVE ON-
SITE. Failure to complete the pre-commissioning work can cause a delay in progress that will result in
additional startup charges.
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Initials [�]
___ [ ] 1. Installation and testing of communications wiring and hardware according to the requirements
and recommendations in the corresponding instruction manual(s).
___ [ ] 2. IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and SMTP server information available for all Ethernet
connected controllers.
___ [ ] 3. Control power connected to panelboards and/or switchboard with lighting controls in them.
___ [ ] 4. Power available for computer at the setup location.
___ [ ] 5. Installation and testing to the controller inputs, of any analog and digital inputs.
___ [ ] 6. All other special equipment installed and tested. (Building Management System, gateways,
third party sensors).
___ [ ] 7. On-site personnel available for startup assistance.
___ [ ] 8. Security clearance authorized for Siemens engineer to access required areas.
___ [ ] 9. If required, operators and engineers available for system training.
END OF ITEMS
All items listed above must be completed before on-site system commissioning work can be performed.
Exceptions to the above list:
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Approval:
This completed checklist has been reviewed and is approved with the exceptions
noted above.
Name:
Signature: Date: mm/dd/yyyy
On-site startup date: mm/dd/yyyy
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Siemens Industry, Inc.
5400 Triangle Parkway
Norcross, GA 30092
1-800-333-7421
i3support.industry@siemens.com
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i-3® Control Technology V2

P1 Series Lighting Panel 4-7

i-3® Control Technology V2 Controller 10

Inputs and Communications 13

Emergency Lighting Circuits  22

P1 Lighting Control Panel Date: Quote #:

Main Breaker: 250A Max. Panel

Type 3R and 3R/12 Box

Override Switch for after

- Reduced wiring complexity

Enclosure Mounting Hole

BQD Data Rail

Class 2 Wire Class 2 Wire

SIPOD Manual Override 2-Pole SIPOD - 2-Pole BQD Breaker Assembly

30 Amp device also available

SIPOD Connection to Data Rail

SIPOD Load Lug

Modbus Power supply

Input output connectors

Common Digital inputs Analog I/O 24 VDC

Figure 2. Input Connector Figure 3. Common Connector

Digital inputs 1-10 Digital inputs 11-20

Digital inputs common

Modbus RTU and

Modbus I/O ControllerTCP/IP

I/O Controller Modbus

System Controller Communication Connections

EIB Cable: 18 AWG solid

EIB I/O communications connections

The I/O Controllers provide the

Inputs and Outputs

Note: Contact Technical Support for

The i-3® Control Technology V2 Panel

EIB I/O communications connections

System Controller I/O Board I/O Board I/O Board

Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage

Twisted pair, 18 AWG solid copper wire

Twisted pair, 18 AWG solid copper wire shielded

Low voltage switch inputs connector

Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage Low voltage

Modbus or BACnet communications bus

Modbus RTU or BACnet MS/TP connector

The System Controller provides an intuitive

The System Controller also includes the

System Controller Screenshots

Setup Wizards Password Protection Schedules

Tools and Settings Zones I/O Mapping

The USB interface enables users

System Controller Screenshots

USB import file feature

For technical support call:

Users can now send

...Up to 7 additional panels can be networked from a single

Note: System controllers cannot communicate with each other

UL listed panel modifications

SIPODS* Emergency Lighting Circuit Control (panel modification)

Emergency Lights control 30 ckts panel mod (2 sets of 2 E ckts) I3ESIPODMOD3002

P1 Series Lighting Panel 4-7

i-3® Control Technology V2 Controller 10

Emergency Lighting Circuits 22

All items in Appendix A are at site and are in good condition.