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1 Today s Webcast starts at 11:00 a.m. Eastern You will not hear audio until the Webcast begins

2 Today s Moderator Naomi Millan Associate Editor Building Operating Management

3 Today s Presenters Andy McMillian President, BACnet International & General Manager, Philips Teletrol Brian Veach Marketing Specialist, Alerton

4 Andy McMillan President, BACnet International & General Manager, Philips Teletrol Andy McMillan is President of BACnet International where he works with users and suppliers to expand and enhance the BACnet community. Andy is also President and General Manager of Philips Teletrol, a leading supplier of IT-friendly energy information and control systems for multisite retail chains and other commercial building owner/operators. Andy joined Teletrol Systems Inc in 2003 and served as it's President/CEO until its acquisition by Philips in Andy's background includes broad open systems industry development and marketing experience as well as strong technical knowledge of distributed automation and information management systems. Andy has co-founded several companies and has been a featured speaker on open systems and automation at conferences in North America, Europe, Japan and Australia. Andy co-authored a book on open systems networking and holds a dozen patents in sensors, automation and software. He has MBA and BSEE degrees from the University of Michigan and is a member of ASHRAE, AEE, PRSM, and IEEE.

5 Brian Veach Marketing Specialist Alerton Brian Veach is a marketing specialist for Alerton, a leading building automation and controls manufacture and is a member of the BACnet International Marketing Committee.

6 To Ask Questions Please use the question and answer panel on the right-hand of the screen.

7 Polling Questions Today s event includes a series of interactive polling questions, your participation is appreciated.

8 Presentation Handouts All participants will receive an by the end of the day with a link to download a PDF copy of today s presentation slides.

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16 BACnet the WHY BACnet the HOW BACnet the WHO

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21 Increasing Flexibility and Adaptability Proprietary Open Systems Requirements and Solutions Energy Information and Control Systems Building Automation Systems Custom Infrastructure Standard IT Infrastructure Reducing Cost and Information Risks 2007 Teletrol Systems

22 Evolution of Objectives 1983 Cost Reduction Stand-alone and Static 2009 Cost Reduction Sustainability Energy Security Operational Reliability Environmental Responsibility Connected and Dynamic

23 Historical Building Automation Protocols Modbus N2 LONWORKS etc LONWORKS is a registered trademark of Echelon Corp. Metasys N2 is a registered trademark of Johnson Controls Inc.

24 BACnet Standard Enables effective communication among intelligent building devices and systems

25 When I first got involved with BACnet I read the specification from beginning to end several times and the process gave me headaches for weeks Bill Swan, chair of the ASHRAE BACnet Committee

26 Simple Communication Even simple communications are complex

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30 Simple Communication Paint the red car Peignez la voiture rouge Paint the car red

31 The BACnet Standard Enables effective communication among intelligent building devices and systems by specifying: Physical interconnection options Network routing options Data representation options Data exchange options Action-Requests/Response options Capability options

32 BACnet the WHY BACnet the HOW BACnet the WHO

33 Insider Language Properties Objects Devices Services MS/TP PDU BBMD COV For more information click on Resources at

34 Connecting the Dots System Integration with BACnet Sensors Applications Equipment Controllers Controllers Organizations Sensors Applications

35 Integration Vision (circa 1989) Courtesy of Steve Bushby

36 Integration Vision (circa 2010)

37 Three Levels of BACnet Integration Device Integration Functional Integration Application Integration

38 Device Integration BOILER - CHILLER - AIR HANDLER Physical interconnection options Network routing options Data representation options Data exchange options Action-Requests/Response options Capability options

39 Functional Integration HVAC - ACCESS CONTROL Data representation options Data exchange options Action-Requests/Response options Capability options

40 Application Integration BAS - ASSET MANAGEMENT Data representation options Data exchange options

41 Application Integration BAS - REMOTE MONITORING Data representation options Data exchange options

42 BACnet is Comprehensive Application-specific capabilities Point monitoring & control Alarming and notifications Scheduling Prioritized commands Logical monitoring and control (load control, etc)

43 System-wide BACnet is Comprehensive Broad range of controllers (single point, embedded, buildingwide, supervisory, etc) for All kinds of equipment (RTUs, chillers, air-handlers, VAV boxes, etc) Cross-functional interfaces HVAC Lighting Access control Security Utility (load control)

44 BACnet is Dynamic Continued development for new requirements Lighting controls extensions Elevator and Escalator controls proposal submitted BACnet wireless over Zigbee is nearly complete Extended web services in development

45 BACnet the WHY BACnet the HOW BACnet the WHO

46 The BACnet Community BACnet Standard Development Clarifications Corrections Extensions BACnet Community Development Education Testing Promotion plus regional BACnet Interest Groups Russia, the Middle East, China with other groups under development

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48 Consensus Standards Benefits (e.g. BACnet) Cost-effective multi-supplier integration Lower costs Increase supplier options Allows supplier specialization Enables niche products and suppliers Cost-effective functional integration Creates new business model possibilities Creates new application possibilities Builds ever-higher foundations

49 BACnet is a Global Consensus Standard ASHRAE consensus standard via SSPC-135 Adopted as US national standard by ANSI Adopted as European standard by CEN Adopted as Global standard by ISO ISO The only complete, ISO BAS standard Open to users and supplier representatives Freely distributed specification Hardware and supplier independent No license required

50 BACnet International BACnet users and suppliers Focus on Education Testing Conformance testing Interoperability validation Listing of tested products Awareness

51 Breadth of Adoption and Support BACnet Supported by every major BAS Partial BACnet International member listing, not all BACnet companies represented

52 Plugfests Among the many initiatives undertaken by BACnet International are interoperability workshops or plugfests At last Fall s workshop, more than 25 companies took part in a 3-day event of validating product interoperability

53 BACnet Testing Laboratories BTL Established under direction and continued supervision of BACnet International Independent testing of products for conformance to the standard Open to all manufacturers Public listing of tested products BTL Mark on tested products

54 The New Value Proposition Energy expense reduction Maintenance cost reduction CO 2 expense mitigation Regulatory risk avoidance Energy generation opportunities Brand image enhancement Future-proofing

55 Community Lessons Learned BACnet implementations need to be designed by somebody Poorly engineered systems perform poorly (with or without BACnet) Users need to pay attention Consulting engineers need to be informed Integrators need to be trained BACnet is a tool, not a goal Community has clout

56 Polling Questions Today s event includes a series of interactive polling questions, your participation is appreciated.

57 BACnet Maximizing your Controls Investment

58 BACnet Interoperability Protocol Implementation Conformance Statements (PICS) (How to interpret them simply) BACnet device profiles (BIBBS) How to compare two different BACnet vendors to determine level of interoperability

59 BACnet Controls Integration BACnet - BACnet (Ensuring compatibility) BACnet-Foreign Protocol (Modbus, LON, Proprietary Systems, Others) BACnet-Enterprise Network (LAN, Routing, Internetworking) BACnet-Enterprise Applications (3rd party apps, dashboards, ActiveX)

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61 BACnet Interoperable Building Blocks (BIBBS) Key (B-OWS) Operator Workstation (B-BC) Building Controller (B-AAC) Advanced Application Controller (B-ASC) Application Specific Controller (B-SA) Smart Actuator (B-SS) Smart Sensor

62 PICS and BIBBS BACnet Controls Integration

63 Comparing Two Vendors Side By Side What are the requirements? Are the products BTL tested Does the PICS statement feature appropriate and compatible BIBBs Compatible schedules, trendlogs, alarms and scheduling Read and write: Present value Priority array for outputs

64 BACnet Success Stories

65 Comparing Two Vendors Side By Side What are the requirements? Are the products BTL tested Does the PICS statement feature appropriate and compatible BIBBs Compatible schedules, trendlogs, alarms and scheduling Read and write: Present value Priority array for outputs

66 ImaginOn The Joe & Joan Martin Center Charlotte, NC Alerton BACnet-Based Energy Management System LEED Silver Integration with 3rd Party BACnet Devices: Lighting Control Fire/life Safety CO2 Monitoring Chillers Boilers

67 Kendyl Depoali Middle School Reno, NV Alerton BACnet-Based Energy Management System Integration with 3rd Party BACnet Devices: Geoexchange Heating and Cooling System Water Source Heatpumps

68 Upper River Valley Hospital Waterville, NB, Canada Delta Controls BACnet-Based Energy Management System LEED Silver Integration with 3rd Party BACnet Devices: Boiler Chiller Variable Frequency Drives Fire/Life Safety

69 Xerox Joseph C. Wilson Center Webster, NY Alerton BACnet-Based Energy Management System Integration with 3rd Party BACnet Devices: Boiler Chiller Heatpump Multiple HVAC Manufactures devices

70 Corby, England Delta Controls BACnet-Based Energy Management System Integration with 3rd Party BACnet Devices: Boiler Chiller Heatpump Air Handling Units Lighting controls RS Components

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