1. Introduction to TAC Products

2. Introduction to TAC Products
TAC provides profitable building environment services for:
-indoor climate, comfort, -security and use of energy
with complete IT based Open Systems and services, Building IT for:
-end users and property owners
with own organization in defined markets and through partners all over the world.
TAC is owned by Schneider Electric: 74,800 employees, sales of EUR 9.1 billion, through 13,000 sales outlets in 130 countries.

4. TAC Xenta overview Based on the open LonWorks® communication standard
TAC Xenta® Application Specific Terminal Units
TAC Xenta® Programmable Terminal Units
TAC Xenta® Programmable Central Station Equipment
TAC Xenta® Supervisory Control and Data Management / High Density IO
TAC Xenta® for Internet connectivity
TAC Xenta® Ethernet Communications / Gateways

5. Xenta 100 – ASC Terminal Unit Controllers
Applications
Fan Coil
VAV
Roof Top Units / Unit Ventilator
Dual Zone, H/C and Light/Sunblind control
Stand-alone operation or as part of a system
LonMark® approved for use in any LonWorks based systems

6. Xenta 200 – Programmable Terminal Units
Compact and modular design
Custom Zone applications
Smaller HVAC Applications
Programmable
LonMark® approved for use in any LonWorks based system
3 I/O Configurations

7. Xenta 300 – Programmable / Expandable
Compact and modular design
Programmable
Expandable by 2 I/O modules
LonMark® approved for use in any LonWorks based system
2 I/O Configurations

8. Xenta 400 – Supervisory Control & High Point Count
Used with I/O modules – becomes high point controller for sophisticated applications
High memory, millisecond sample rates
Supports high number of network variables for use as a data manager
LonMark® approved for use in any LonWorks based system

9. Xenta 400 – I/O Expansion Modules
Products
TAC Xenta 411 and 412
TAC Xenta 421 and 422 (A)
TAC Xenta 451 and 452 (A)
TAC Xenta 471
TAC Xenta 491 and 492
Expansion of I/O capability for Xenta 300 & 400 controllers
Communicate with controller over the FTT-10 for distributed installation

10. Xenta 500 Series
511 – Built-in web server for small to medium size buildings over the Internet or Intranet
Graphics, alarm display, time schedules, Trend log and viewer
TCP/IP, 10Base-T & LONWORKS®FTT-10
527 – Built-in web server for INET system
913 – New product – BacNet PTP or ModBus to Lonworks

11. Xenta 900 Series 901 – Serial LonTalk Adapter
911 – Ethernet Communications Device
LonTalk adapter between TAC Vista and a LonWorks network.
IP Modem with dial-up functionality over the computer network. Ex. Could be used together with ISDN over a dial on demand link
Serial Communication Port for proprietary system
913 – Gateway for LonWorks to BACNet and ModBus
913 – New product – BacNet PTP or ModBus to Lonworks

12. Xenta Design & Installation
Modular design
Few points per unit
Expandable with additional modules
Installation and service friendly
Terminal base with all connections
Plug-in electronic unit
DIN rail mounting
Easy installation. Base goes to the electrician, controller goes to the engineer.

13. TAC Vista - Modularity Workstation Webstation ScreenMate Vista Server
Report
Menta
xBuilder

14. TAC Vista Openness/Vendor independent
Windows
LonWorks
OPC
TCP/IP
Wireless
BACNET
MODBUS

15. TAC Vista - Scalability
Standalone
Non-Workstation
Dial-up
LTA card
Lon Router
IP LTA
IP Router

16. Field: STR - wall modules
Attractive, time-less and functional design
ZS 100 full replacement: STR100 - STR107
S/Stat and I/Stat replacement: STR200 - STR202, STR250
Display versions for high volume TAC Xenta 100 models STR150
Easy installation
Installation adapted to all markets
Customizable color

17. Field: STR350 Modes of Operation
LonMark Mode
LonMark Profile: Space Comfort Control Command Module
SNVT
TAC Xenta 100/280/300/401
3rd party LonWorks controllers
LNS Plug-in for Configuration
Vista Classic Mode
No bindings needed
Connects similar to Xenta I/O module
TAC Xenta 280/300/401
Reduced Functionality (Light and Sunblind Control excluded)

18. Field: Valves & Actuators
PN 16
2-way
V241
V211T
V212T
V211
V212
V222
3-way
V341
V311T
V311
V321
PN25
V231
V232
V292
TAC Venta valves
Size DN15 – DN50
DN65
DN150

19. Field: Valves & Actuators
Butterfly valves and actuators
TRV-S

20. Field: Fluid Control Units (FCU)
MZ18L
LON
MZ18A
0 – 10 V
MZ18B
3-point 24V
MZ10T
On/off 24V;230V
VZ22
VZ32
VZ42
Zone FCU

21. Field: Damper actuator and sensors

23. Security Devices overview
Netplus Router
Communication controller
I/Site 7798
LIU 7790
Network controller
DPU 7910
DPU 7920
DIU 7930
DIO 7940
Security controller

24. OPEN SQL Database
Peer to Peer Communication
Access Initiated Control
Anti Passback
Independent Alarm Monitoring
User defined Card format
Real Time Graphics

25. TAC’s Technology Road Map
On The Horizon
TAC’s Technology Road Map

26. Automatic Engineering
Summary of Trends
Automatic Engineering
Plug & Play
Wireless
Openness
Standards IP

27. End User Functionality
System Vision Summary
Pushbutton Engineering
Ready-made Applications
Common Engineering Database & Document Management
Powerful Tools
Quick and easy to engineer 1
Various Viewfinders
Foresee the use of many alternative Viewing Devices
Functionality adapted to different User-groups
Highlight Ease-of-use
Put the user in focus 3
Systems Integrator
End User Functionality
Building Networks
IP-based Building Networks for Technical Installations
High IT Security Profile
More than one Open Protocol
Increasingly Wireless
To be loved by IT People 2
Design Considerations
Built on Open Industry Standards
True IP Foundation
Distributed Servers in co-operation
Powerful HW/SW platforms
Flexible and modular by design 4
Internal
The Vision is expressed as four cornerstones that show the important characteristics of our future system.
Notice the BALANCE:
Two cornerstones are End User Functionality oriented, no 2 and no 3.
One cornerstone is Systems Integrator (Engineering) oriented, no 1.
One cornerstone is Internal (to MR&D), no 4.
Will the vision become reality?
YES – maybe not exactly as presented, because we will continue to follow changes in our business and technology environment and update the vision accordingly.
But this is what we promise to deliver, to the best of our knowledge.
Now – let us look at our plan how to turn the vision into reality – the Road Map!

28. Next Generation TAC System Architecture
Various Viewfinders
Engineering Studio
Central Services IP
Building Operation Services
Customer communication platform
Automatic services
Expert services
IT Services
Portal
Program update center
Mail & SMS
DNS service
System hosting
Current systems
3rd Party Systems
Next Generation TAC System

29. Migration from TAC Vista and I/NET to a New System Based on the Vision
TAC Vista Development
Next Generation TAC System
2003
2007
Product Road Map
I-talk Central services
I/NET Development

30. 1st Major Milestone: Vista V architecture
IP ( HTTP(S), Web services)
Web
browser
Vista
Workstation
Web
browser
Vista
Server
WebStation DB
IP (LonWorks EIA-852, BACnet/IP,
Modbus TCP, HTTP(S), Web services
Lon device
Xenta 301
Xenta 401
LonWorks
Xenta 511
(distributed server)
Modbus device
Lon device
Xenta 301
Xenta 401
LonWorks
Xenta 511
(distributed server)
Modbus
I/NET Sub LAN
I/NET Host LAN
Lon device
Xenta 301
Xenta 401
LonWorks
Xenta 527
(distributed server)
NPR
I/NET Controller LAN
Xenta 5xx
IP controller

31. 3-5 Years Product Road Map

32. Thank You