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This document outlines a session from InfoComm11 on building control systems. It discusses different types of building control systems and common control protocols. Building controls can be integrated internally through various systems or externally over networks. Unifying building control systems can optimize operations through centralized control and monitoring, standardized systems, and integrated control of HVAC, lighting, security and other building functions. The AV system provides knowledge of user needs and room conditions that can benefit building control. The AV industry brings user experience and control capabilities to building automation. Intelligent buildings provide benefits like energy management, security and safety, and improved occupant experiences. Understanding building controls can expand one's career and role in the industry.

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InfoComm11 Session IS019 In Control of the Building Types of building control systems: 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ Control protocols commonly used in building control: 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ Building controls are integrated _______________ or through____________________. InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |1
What optimization can be attained by unifying building control systems? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ The AV system has the advantage of knowing the ______________ of the user and the ____________ of the room. What does the AV industry bring to the building control world? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ What are some of the benefits of an intelligent building? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |2
Learning Points Five things that I learned today: 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ 5. ________________________________ How can an understanding of building control impact my career and role in the industry? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ 5. ________________________________ InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |3
Notes / Questions / Follow Up InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |4
Appendix Building Control Systems Figure 1 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |5
Building Control Network Topology Figure 2 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |6
Building Automation Network Topology Figure 3 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |7
Building Automation Network Topology Figure 4 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |8
Reference / Credits AHSRAE – American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers www.ashrae.org AMX – www.amx.com Automated Buildings – www.automatedbuildings.com BACnet – www.bacnet.org CABA – Continental Automated Buildings Association – www.caba.org Christopher Maione Associates – www.chrismaione.com Crestron Electronics – Integrated Building Technology http://www.crestron.com/downloads/pdf/product_brochures/integrated_building_technology.pdf David Barnett, Westlake Reed Leskosky Field Server – www.fieldserver.com InfoComm International Audiovisual Systems Energy Management Standard – http://www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/infocomm/hs.xsl/11977.htm?txNoCookieAuth=yes& Lencore – www.lencore.com LonWorks / Echelon – www.echelon.com Modbus – www.modbus.org Project Green AV – www.projectgreenav.com Tridium – www.tridium.com InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |9
Instructor Bio Steve Greenblatt President, Founder, Control Concepts, Inc. steveg@controlconcepts.net www.controlconcepts.net www.linkedin.com/stevegreenblatt Twitter: @stevegreenblatt Professional Bio As one of the pioneers in the independent programming industry, Steve Greenblatt has learned a lot about the importance of hard work, dedication, respect, quality, and reputation. It is these virtues that have contributed to his professional development and that are the foundation of the establishment of his company Control Concepts. Steve Greenblatt began his career with Crestron Electronics in 1993 as a Systems Engineer. Over the 3 ½ years that he spent at Crestron, Steve developed both technically and professionally. While working on two of the largest Crestron projects at the time, Steve learned the value of organization, time management, communication, and professionalism, all qualities which have proven to be essential building blocks of his career. Additionally, the relationships that were formed and the knowledge gained, throughout Steve’s tenure at Crestron, have provided him with lasting benefit throughout the years. In 1997, Steve used this entrepreneurial inclination to form an independent programming company at a time when independent programmers were not mainstream. Although he faced a number of challenges in getting established, the detailed approach, personal attention, and reliable service that Steve holds in such high regard propelled Control Concepts toward steady growth and the establishment of a loyal following. Over the years, Steve has dedicated time toward giving back to the audiovisual community by supporting the Dashboard for Controls initiative, developing and instructing seminars for the InfoComm trade show, and becoming an active member in the Independent Programmers Council. As past-Chairman of the Independent Programmers Council and past-member of InfoComm's Board of Governors council chair, Steve worked closely with steering committee members to embark on an initiative to define best practices for independent programmers' business operations. Involvement in InfoComm and connecting with the audiovisual community continue to be areas of focus about which Steve is very passionate. Steve is currently a member of the InfoComm Energy Management Standard Committee seeking to define guidelines and requirements for managing and measuring energy usage for audiovisual systems. Green AV is an area of interest for Steve and Control Concepts, which has produced an e-book and checklist for utilizing control system solutions for energy management. It is Steve’s vision, leadership, and demeanor that have been the key elements in his professional growth and have been a driving factor behind his success. The reputation that Steve has built and the relationships that he has developed are the accolades in which he takes most pride. Steve is a graduate of Lehigh University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e | 10

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Is019 In Control Of The Building Worksheets

  • 1. InfoComm11 Session IS019 In Control of the Building Types of building control systems: 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ Control protocols commonly used in building control: 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ Building controls are integrated _______________ or through____________________. InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |1
  • 2. What optimization can be attained by unifying building control systems? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ The AV system has the advantage of knowing the ______________ of the user and the ____________ of the room. What does the AV industry bring to the building control world? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ What are some of the benefits of an intelligent building? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |2
  • 3. Learning Points Five things that I learned today: 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ 5. ________________________________ How can an understanding of building control impact my career and role in the industry? 1. ________________________________ 2. ________________________________ 3. ________________________________ 4. ________________________________ 5. ________________________________ InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |3
  • 4. Notes / Questions / Follow Up InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |4
  • 5. Appendix Building Control Systems Figure 1 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |5
  • 6. Building Control Network Topology Figure 2 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |6
  • 7. Building Automation Network Topology Figure 3 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |7
  • 8. Building Automation Network Topology Figure 4 InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |8
  • 9. Reference / Credits AHSRAE – American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers www.ashrae.org AMX – www.amx.com Automated Buildings – www.automatedbuildings.com BACnet – www.bacnet.org CABA – Continental Automated Buildings Association – www.caba.org Christopher Maione Associates – www.chrismaione.com Crestron Electronics – Integrated Building Technology http://www.crestron.com/downloads/pdf/product_brochures/integrated_building_technology.pdf David Barnett, Westlake Reed Leskosky Field Server – www.fieldserver.com InfoComm International Audiovisual Systems Energy Management Standard – http://www.infocomm.org/cps/rde/xchg/infocomm/hs.xsl/11977.htm?txNoCookieAuth=yes& Lencore – www.lencore.com LonWorks / Echelon – www.echelon.com Modbus – www.modbus.org Project Green AV – www.projectgreenav.com Tridium – www.tridium.com InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e |9
  • 10. Instructor Bio Steve Greenblatt President, Founder, Control Concepts, Inc. steveg@controlconcepts.net www.controlconcepts.net www.linkedin.com/stevegreenblatt Twitter: @stevegreenblatt Professional Bio As one of the pioneers in the independent programming industry, Steve Greenblatt has learned a lot about the importance of hard work, dedication, respect, quality, and reputation. It is these virtues that have contributed to his professional development and that are the foundation of the establishment of his company Control Concepts. Steve Greenblatt began his career with Crestron Electronics in 1993 as a Systems Engineer. Over the 3 ½ years that he spent at Crestron, Steve developed both technically and professionally. While working on two of the largest Crestron projects at the time, Steve learned the value of organization, time management, communication, and professionalism, all qualities which have proven to be essential building blocks of his career. Additionally, the relationships that were formed and the knowledge gained, throughout Steve’s tenure at Crestron, have provided him with lasting benefit throughout the years. In 1997, Steve used this entrepreneurial inclination to form an independent programming company at a time when independent programmers were not mainstream. Although he faced a number of challenges in getting established, the detailed approach, personal attention, and reliable service that Steve holds in such high regard propelled Control Concepts toward steady growth and the establishment of a loyal following. Over the years, Steve has dedicated time toward giving back to the audiovisual community by supporting the Dashboard for Controls initiative, developing and instructing seminars for the InfoComm trade show, and becoming an active member in the Independent Programmers Council. As past-Chairman of the Independent Programmers Council and past-member of InfoComm's Board of Governors council chair, Steve worked closely with steering committee members to embark on an initiative to define best practices for independent programmers' business operations. Involvement in InfoComm and connecting with the audiovisual community continue to be areas of focus about which Steve is very passionate. Steve is currently a member of the InfoComm Energy Management Standard Committee seeking to define guidelines and requirements for managing and measuring energy usage for audiovisual systems. Green AV is an area of interest for Steve and Control Concepts, which has produced an e-book and checklist for utilizing control system solutions for energy management. It is Steve’s vision, leadership, and demeanor that have been the key elements in his professional growth and have been a driving factor behind his success. The reputation that Steve has built and the relationships that he has developed are the accolades in which he takes most pride. Steve is a graduate of Lehigh University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. InfoComm11 IS019 – In Control of the Building P a g e | 10