BMS Diploma Course

Course Objectives:

Upon completing the DBMS course at IIPD, candidates will be equipped to independently execute the following tasks:

• Design and develop BMS projects.
• Identify and address needs and issues related to BMS systems.
• Program DDC controllers.
• Network and communicate with field devices and controllers.
• Configure and operate CCTV and security systems, access control, and fire alarm panels.
• Design, operate, and maintain electrical control panels.
• Program and operate PLCs, HMIs, SCADA systems, and VFDs.
• Utilize software for online monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Understand and implement KNX systems in buildings.

Course Outline:

Below is the course content, which includes a detailed outline of topics and materials covered in the course. Explore and enhance your knowledge!

Module - BMS Design Engineer

 

• Introduction to BMS
• Benefits of BMS
• Evolution & Future of BMS  • General BMS Architecture
• Layers of arrangement
• How Does It work
• Roles in the BMS system (Hierarchy)
• BMS General documents
• Data point list
• Shop Drawing
• As built Drawing
• Control schematic
• Wiring drawing
• Sequence of Operation
• Work inspection request
• O&M manual
• Product Datasheet
• Basics of MEP Equipment
• Details HVAC Equipment
• Details of Controllers & Gateways
• Details of Field Devices
• Third-party Devices
• DDC panel overview
• Control Cables Overview
• Communication protocols 
• BMS Networking
• MS/TP or TCP/IP
• Lon Protocol
• BACnet Protocol and its integration
• Modbus Protocol and integration
• M-Bus Protocol and integration
• Other common protocols
• MAC Address concept of controller
• Types of Data used in BMS
• Designing of Project
• Selection of product
• Design of DPS
• Concept of Workstation
• Requirement of workstation
• Portable Operator Terminal (POT)
• Server Overview
• Redundancy server or system
• Engineering Tools (Envision 2.6v)
• Software Installation
• Data Base
• Software & Supervisory License
• Tools needed for commissioning
• Project creation
• IO point & Objects configurations
• Programming
• Control logic creations
• Sample logic for Equipments
• Upload/Download from controller
• BMS graphics
• Page creation
• Creation of Equipment
• Points Mapping & Binding
• Animations for equipment
• Alarms
• Schedules.

Module 2 - BMS Programmer

• Introduction to the software
• Installation and Licensing of software
• Tools & Gateways required for different protocol
• The basic idea of programming
• Types of programming-- Functional block diagram, script
• Pre-commissioning & Commissioning Activities
• Preparation of flow chart algorithm
• IO point & Objects configurations
• Upload/Download from the controller
• Details of functional block
• Introduction to the base program
• Sample Control logic creations
• Concept of Ex Fan and general single phase fan program  
• Details of the HVAC equipment program 
• Program & view of FCU, VAV, AHU, FAHU, SPF, etc
• Chilled water secondary pumps, Primary Pumps, Chiller, Cooling Tower, Butterfly Valve programs
• Program for points transfer using a supervisory controller
• Practical session on Field devices
• DDC programming
• Workstation
• Graphics development
• Alarms, Trends, Schedules
• Troubleshooting

Module 3 - CCTV and Security Systems Expert (CSE)

• CCTV
• Introduction to CCTV system
• Selection of camera
• Cabling and termination
• Different types of cameras
• Night vision systems
• DVR configuration
• DVR networking
• Introduction to IP CAM
• NVR configuration
• IP cameras and networking
• Remote monitoring through phone and internet

Networking

• IP Classes  
• Concept of a switch, Router, and Modem
• The connection between two computers
• LAN and WAN operations
• Internetworking basics
• Making and Troubleshooting RJ45 Cables
• Basics of Media Converters (Eth to Fibre)

Biometrics Access Control

• Introduction to Access Control System
• The conventional and credential system
• Installation and configuration
• Types of credential systems 
• Biometric access control system
• Access control panel and types
• Report preparation
• Locking system- fail safe and fail secure
• RFID, proximity cards

Fire Alarm Panel

• Introduction to fire alarm and control system
• Conventional fire alarm panels
• Addressable fire alarm panels
• Types of detectors-Heat, smoke, PIR
• Zone and loop concept
• Detector addressing
• Fire alarm cable types
• Fire panel communication system
• Fire system design and symbols used
• Semi Addressable Fire Alarm Practical

Advanced PLC Program Professional

• Introduction
• History of PLC
• Different Control Methods
• Relay, its application, and its features
• Electrical wiring diagram of Gates using NO and NC Switches
• Implementation of Relay Gates
• Introduction to PLC and applications  
• Advantage of PLC over relay wiring  
• PLC Programming Languages  
• General Introduction on SCADA, DCS  

S7 1200 -SIEMENS PLC  

• Siemens S7 series PLC Anatomy and Models
• Software Packages and Versions
• TIA Portal First Look
• Controller Properties
• Configuring Communication
• Selection of Controllers
• Input , output Addressing, and memory mapping
• Uploading and Downloading the program to the controller
• Creating new Projects/Programs and Tagname based Programming
• Basic Instructions
• Online editing 
• Practice Questions  
• Concepts of Timers - TON, TOF, TP, TONR
• Concepts of Counters - CTU, CTD, CTUD
• Using Compare, Move and Limit functions
• RTC
• Remaining instructions
• Configuring Analog IO

SCADA -InTouch (Schneider Electric)

• Introduction and application of SCADA
• Creating new project  
• Basic drawing tools and color changing features  
• Wizards  
• Single switch and light with same tag  
• Linking different tags using scripts  
• On show, while show  
• Automatic decrementing  
• Animation properties – fill, location, orientation, size etc  
• Condition scripts  
• Data change scripts  
• Trends(real time and historical)  
• Key scripts  
• Quick function  
• Practice questions  
• Remaining Features  
• PLC - SCADA Interfacing  
• Binary Output Interfacing  
• Why Inputs cannot be controlled from SCADA.  
• PLC Program and Interfacing  

Siemens HMI 

• Select the HMI model  
• Creating a new project  
• Working with TIA portal for PLC tag communication  
• Interfacing and communication settings  
• PROFINET Network configuration  
• Creating New Screens  
• Screen Navigation  
• Addressing and configuring Digital & Analog Tags  
• Configuring Lamps, Switches & IO Field Elements  
• Trends and Graphs  
• User Security configuration  
• Alarm Configuration  
• Using other graphical elements  

VFD (Danfoss)  

• What is Local, 2-wire, and 3 wire Control why and where it is used  (explanation)
• Basic programming parameters and Local Control
• 2 wire control
• Analog Input Control
• Program Parameters
• Preset frequency using digital input
• Relay operation
• Display Parameters, Terminal Parameters
• 3 wire control
• Jogging using digital input
• All advanced Parameters (Eg:- Skip frequency, Start at power up)
• Other digital input parameters
• Automatic stopping of the motor when the frequency exceeds a predefined limit
• Practice Questions

Electrical Control Panel Wiring  

• How a relay can replace PLC in small applications  
• Switching of single output using relay  
• AND ,OR, NAND NOR gates  
• XOR gate using double pole and then using single pole relay  
• DOL starter  
• Interlocking of two outputs using relay(DOL)  
• Contactors: working and applications  
• DOL starter using contactor  
• Timer 2 modes of operation On delay, Interval Delay  
• Star delta starter wiring of 3 phase motor  
• Alarm System problem using a relay with 3 poles and then reduced to 2 pole  
• PLC Wiring  

KNX Fundamentals  

• KNX system Argument
• KNX System Overview
• KNX TP Topology
• KNX TP Installation
• KNX Bus devices
• Basic lighting control programming

Completing the DBMS course at IIPD will empower you with the expertise to design, implement, and manage comprehensive Building Management Systems with confidence. Whether you are an experienced engineer or new to the field, this course will enhance your skills and open up new career opportunities in the rapidly growing BMS industry.

Register now to secure your place in our next DBMS course and take the first step towards mastering the future of smart building technology!