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Introduction to LON
Setting The Standards for
Open Control Systems

The Trend Towards
Open, Integrated Systems

Traditional Closed System
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Single vendor
Leads to costly service and system
expansion
Limits sub-system expansion
Limits number of service providers
Restricts interoperability with other
vendors / systems
Limits choices
Creates “Islands of automation”

¾Locks owners in for the life of the system !

Open System
z Multiple vendors
z Affordable and economical
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service and system expansion
Sub-system and device-level
expansion at any time
Full choice of service providers
Facilitate interoperability with
other vendors / systems
Plethora of choices
Flexible, expandable
automation

¾Owners retain freedom of choice
throughout the lifetime of the system !

Open Systems Defined
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Open building systems are created using the products and
components from multiple vendors that in the end offer
greater flexibility, easier management, higher levels of
scalability, and lower life cycle costs.
z An open SYSTEM is more than just an open protocol!

Open Systems Defined
z Fully Open Systems Will Deliver
X Greater choices in vendors and suppliers
X Lower energy costs
X Lower install and life cycle costs
X Easier add, moves, and changes
X Greater system scalability
X Better access to information
X Greater control over the facility

Integration At the Building Level
Means Access To Information
Remote Monitoring
and Control

LIGHTING

FIRE

Schedules
Occupancy Sensing

Functionality checks
Detector service
Fire, Life, Safety

LIFTS
Breakdown
Maintenance
Traffic Performance

SECURITY
Doors
PIR
Integration

COMMUNICATIONS
Voice/Video/Data

ACCESS
24/7 Monitoring

Doors
Buildings
Occupancy
Feed Forward

Breakdown
Plant Tuning
Conditioned Monitoring
Car Park Utilisation

ENERGY
Utility Monitoring
(Elec/Water/Gas/Oil)
Tenant Building
Air/Water
Heat
Lighting
Back-up Generation

HVAC

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Air-Handling Unit
Boilers
Pumps
Fans
Energy Control
Variable Air Volume
Air Quality

Complete Network – LON ->LAN->WAN
WAN
Graphical User Interface
Network Tools
Diagnostics
Web Interface

Remote Access
Email Alarms
Browser Based Monitoring
and Control

Enterprise
Solutions

LAN
IP-852 Router or
oBIX XML Server or
Web Server

LON

Device Network
Standard Network Variables
Exchanged Between Devices
and to PC, Web, Remote
Access

IP/Ethernet LAN

A Single Cohesive Network

248.17.15.44
131.1.10.6
243.47.185.9

Internet

IP Routers

Company WAN

143.77.105.27

53.107.155.9

What Is An Integrated System?
z The ability to install products from multiple

vendors into a single cohesive system and have
them interoperate to improve operational
efficiency.

Integrated System

Peer-to-Peer Communications

Integrated System

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Freedom
Flexibility
Choice
Scalability
Connectivity
Interchangeability

Integration Examples

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Sharing data from sensors
Gathering energy consumption data
Scheduling by office workers
Managing alarms
Implementing preventative maintenance

Integration Examples
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Sharing data from sensors
X Occupancy sensor data used by HVAC, Lighting, and Security

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Energy consumption data
X Used by demand limiting control strategy
X Real time adjustments via control system

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Scheduling by office workers
X Direct control over environment
X Lighting, HVAC, Security

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Alarm management
X Single alarm, multiple recipients
X Remote acknowledgement and response
X Preventative maintenance based upon actual usage

History of LON – Adoption / Time
Nearing 100 million installed products

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LonMark International
The LonWorks®
Platform

1990 …

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Standardized as ANSI/CEA-709.1-B
Became more commonly known as
LON® technology or simply, LON

2007

Further Standards Adoption
EU – Buildings, Gas Stations, Home Appliances
NA – Homes, Buildings, Trains, Freight Trains,
Semiconductor Manufacturing
ASIA – Buildings, Controls, Homes

LON®, LONWORKS®, and LONMARK®
z

LonTalk®

z

Echelon Corporation’s trade name for
the ANSI/CEA-709.1-B protocol

z

ANSI/CEA-709.1-B

z

The ANSI standard name for the
communications protocol underlying
LONWORKS networks

z

LONWORKS®

z

Products and applications based on
LON technology. Also, a description of
products that use the Neuron®
microprocessor, e.g., “a LONWORKS
valve controller”

z

LON

z

“Local Operating Network” – the mostcommon way of referring to a device,
network, or application based on
LONWORKS

For LonMark Sessions, we’re just going to call it all “LON”

LONMARK: The Organization & The Mark

z LONMARK®
X International

X Brand of Recognition:
1. Organization of over 600,

worldwide, member
companies dedicated to
advancing LONWORKS
technology
X Logo

2. “The Mark”

The LON Protocol
ANSI/CEA-709.1-B
EN 14908-1:2005
GB/Z 20177.1-2006
IEEE 1473-L

Primary LON Elements
Device
Network Tool

Channel

LONWORKS Physical Network

LONWORKS Logical Connection

Datapoints and Their Types
z Network Variables
X Datapoints with direction, size, resolution, and
meaning all defined – a data container.
z SNVTs
X “Standard Network-Variable Types”:
X Data types for interchange of information.
z Configuration Properties
X Heartbeat and throttling control over datapoints.
z SCPTs
X “Standard Configuration-Property Types”:
X Data types for setting parameters of a device.

Network Variables
Switch
nvoSwitch

Lamp
Binding

nviLampValue

Switch
Device

Lamp
Device

LONMARK Functional Profiles
Sunblind Controller
Mandatory
Network
Variables
nviLocalControl
SNVT_setting
nvoGroupControl
SNVT_setting

Optional
Network
Variables

nvoSblndSetting
SNVT_setting

nvoSblndStates
SNVT_sblnd_state

For other possible inputs, refer to Table 1

Configuration Proprties
Mandatory:
Optional:

Send Heartbeat
Receive Heartbeat
Input Priority
Weather Sensor Fail Default
Window Sensor Fail Default
Location Label
Object Major Version
Object Minor Version

LON: A Complete Open System
Not Just a Protocol
z Nodes or Devices

z Tools

X The Controllers, Sensors, and

X Design Tools

Actuators
X Applications Specific
X Programmable
X Displays

X Commissioning Tools

z Infrastructure
X Communication Protocol
X Media –
z Twisted-Pair Cabling
z Powerline Mains
z Fiber Optics (Light Wave)
X Wiring
X Termination
X Routers
X Network interfaces

X Network Database
X Configuration Plug-ins

z Host Interface
X PC Based
X Web Based
X Flexibility and Choices

z Enterprise Connectivity
X IT Connectivity
X Security
X Remote Monitoring/Control
X Scalability Issues

LONMARK Open System Definition:
More than an open protocol
Systems
Integrator

Management
Interface

Web Services

Connectivity
Devices
Network Software
&
Tools
Unified Network
Database

Why LON? Three Main Reasons

Used today in nearly
100 million devices
Not restricted to a single,
narrow industry
Field-proven
over 15 years

Additional Resources

LONMARK International

Who is LONMARK International?
z

Non-Profit Trade Association
z Independent, member supported organization
z Strong LONMARK Board of Directors
X Distech, Echelon, Engenuity,
X Envidatec, Fuji Electric,
X Furukawa Electric, Honeywell, IBT,
X Johnson Controls, Kenmark, Matsushita,
X Nico, NTT Data, Phillips, Samsung,
X Siemens, TAC, Trane, US Army Corps,
X Yokogawa Electric, ZDANiA

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World wide staff support

LONMARK Devices Guarantee
Interoperability
z

LONMARK International
X Independent Industry Association
X Established in 1994
X Task groups focus on specific industry

LONMARK
Logo

requirements
X Define device SNVTs, Objects, Profiles, IP
connectivity
z

What we provide
X Interoperability design guidelines
X Product conformance testing
X Marketing assistance

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LONMARK Stamp of Approval Means
Devices Will Interoperate

www.lonmark.org

LONWORKS In Today’s Market

100 Million
Devices

21 LONMARK
Affiliates
and Offices

>4,000 OEM
Developer’s

>600 LONMARK
Members

700 LONMARK
Certified
Products

Adoption by
Architects,
Engineers,
Specifiers
of Systems

>300,000
Installed
Systems

Hundreds of
Qualified
System Integrators

Thousands
of Products
Worldwide

LONMARK Membership
Europe
28%

Americas
44%

Asia Pacific
28%

Membership is open to any company or individual committed to the
development and use of open, interoperable products using ANSI/CEA
709.1 and related standards including European standard EN 14908.
Currently - >600 + members

LONMARK Membership

LONMARK Certified Products

800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

*includes certifications in process

Growing Affiliate Organizations
z Active

z Interested

X Americas
X Austria

X Adriatic

X China*

X Finland

X Denmark

X Poland

X France
X Germany
X Italy
X Japan

z In Process

X Netherlands
X Spain

X ASEAN

X Sweden

X Korea

X Switzerland

X Russia

X UK

X Ukraine

*Affiliate Office
**Pending Signed Agreement

X Australia

Integrator Training/Testing/Certification
Program
z Program to deliver a

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comprehensive professional test
and certification
Worldwide standard of
proficiency
Web-based exam
Installer, Professional, Integrator,
and Expert levels planned
Roll out in January 2007
www.lonmark.org/testing
www.lonmark.org/training

Educational Programs
Worldwide Educational Seminars
z LONMARK Session 2007 – 53 city
seminar tour
z Modular – adaptable content for various
markets
z More flexible sponsorship opportunities
z Opportunity for Affiliate Control
z Target Audience
X Owners
X Architects
X Facility Managers, Operators, Engineers
X IT Professionals
X Influencers

LONMARK Sessions Tour 2007
z

The Americas (23 locations*) Q2-Q3
X Atlanta Boston Chicago Columbus Dallas Denver Detroit Indianapolis

Los Angeles Miami/Ft. Lauderdale Minneapolis Montreal New York
Philadelphia Phoenix Raleigh/Durham San Antonio San Diego San
Francisco Seattle Toronto Vancouver Washington, DC
z

Asia, Pacific, Japan (APJ) (12 locations*) Q2-Q3
X Bangalore Beijing Chengdu Delhi Melbourne Mumbai Shanghai

Shenzhen Singapore Seoul Sydney Tokyo
z

Europe/Middle East (EMEA) (18 locations*) Q2-Q4
X Abu Dhabi Amsterdam Barcelona Budapest Copenhagen Dubai Geneva

Kiev Krakow Ljubljana London Madrid Milan Moscow Prague Riga
Tallinn Zurich
z * Dates and locations are subject to change

LONMARK Magazine
z
z
z
z
z

z

Quarterly magazine
European Edition: 5,000
copies
International Edition: 7,000
copies
Self funding through ads
Great resource of case
studies, tech info,
applications
Subscriptions or more info:
www.lmimagazine.com

Summary
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Demand is growing for open systems
z LONMARK is expanding to meet the market needs
z We are committed to
X Expanding the market for LONMARK certified products
X Enhancing the standards as technology advances
X Providing value for our members
X Increasing the number of certified products
X Enhancing the success of our members

z

Develop new programs, initiatives, and tools
z Focus on education

Key Contacts
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Ron Bernstein, Executive Director
X [email protected]

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+1-408-938-5266

Sharon Calcagno, Member Services Coordinator
X [email protected]

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+43-7587-76-48-1

+1-408-938-5266

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Bettina Skehan, Marketing Communications
X [email protected]

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x1

Jeremy Roberts, Technical Director
X [email protected]

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+1-408-938-5266

Ernst Eder, European Certification Engineer
X [email protected]

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x5

+1-408-938-5266

x4

Henny van de Bovenkamp, European Administrator
X [email protected]

+31-6-382-47-616

Thank You

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