CCN Standard
CCN Standard
2 Installation Guide
CARRIER CORPORATION 2010 A member of the United Technologies Corporation family Stock symbol UTX Catalog No. 11-808-395-01 4/13/2010
Table of Contents
What is i-Vu CCN Standard 4.2? ................................................................................................................................. 1 i-Vu CCN Standard design tools ..........................................................................................................................1 Before starting your i-Vu CCN Standard ..................................................................................................................... 1 Set up a computer and browser to view i-Vu CCN Standard .................................................................................... 2 Set up your i-Vu CCN Standard ................................................................................................................................... 4 Connect and power up the i-Vu CCN Standard .................................................................................................4 Access the Management Tool to enter static IP addrresses .............................................................. 5 Access the startup screen .................................................................................................................... 6 Set up login and passwords for an additional user ............................................................................. 7 Customize the navigation tree and scan for devices ......................................................................................9 Step 1: Add areas to the navigation tree ........................................................................................... 10 Step 2: Scan for devices ..................................................................................................................... 10 Working with Universal and Comfort Controllers (CCN) .............................................................................. 11 Create custom equipment files for UC/CC's that link only to CNN points........................................ 11 Create stand-alone applications ........................................................................................................ 12 Assign and download a custom UC/CC equipment file..................................................................... 13 Map to Point procedures for the UC/CC ............................................................................................ 13 Working with Terminal System Managers ..................................................................................................... 14 Create custom equipment files in ApplicationBuilder for Terminal System Managers (TSM) ........ 15 Assign and download a TSM equipment file in i-Vu CCN Standard .................................................. 15 Configure the path to the source of the point for TSM Groups and Zones ...................................... 16 Commission equipment ................................................................................................................................... 17 Step 1: Checkout input and output, alarms, trends, and network points ....................................... 17 Step 2: Check the commissioned status .......................................................................................... 21 Monitor and control equipment ................................................................................................................................ 22 To view an equipment's CCN tables ............................................................................................................... 22 To force a CCN point value ............................................................................................................................... 22 Manage setpoints .............................................................................................................................................. 23 Setpoints .............................................................................................................................................. 24 i-Vu CCN Standard CCN schedules .................................................................................................................. 25 Create and modify an i-Vu schedule .................................................................................................. 26 To create a group override CCN time schedule ................................................................................. 26 To apply a schedule to single equipment or to all equipment in an area ........................................ 26 To apply a schedule to a group of equipment ................................................................................... 27 To view schedules ............................................................................................................................... 28 Set local and global CCN time schedules ...................................................................................................... 28 Graphics pages................................................................................................................................................... 29 To edit a graphic from i-Vu CCN Standard in ViewBuilder................................................................. 30 To upload your graphic to i-Vu CCN Standard ................................................................................... 30 Alarms ................................................................................................................................................................. 30 View, acknowledge, and delete alarms.............................................................................................. 31 To receive audible notification of alarms ................................................................................ 31 Set up alarm actions ........................................................................................................................... 31 Send E-mail ............................................................................................................................... 32 Alarm Popup and Alarm Notification Client ............................................................................ 33 Set up an alarm source in i-Vu CCN Standard ................................................................................... 35 To set up, edit, or disable alarm sources ................................................................................ 35 To view all instances of an alarm source ................................................................................ 36 To simulate an alarm ............................................................................................................... 37 Trends .................................................................................................................................................................. 37
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To collect trend data for a point ......................................................................................................... 38 Graphing data for multiple points ...................................................................................................... 38 To create a comparison trend graph ....................................................................................... 39 To edit a comparison trend graph ........................................................................................... 39 To delete a comparison trend graph ....................................................................................... 40 Reports ................................................................................................................................................................ 40 Using reports ....................................................................................................................................... 40 To run a report ..................................................................................................................................... 41 To create a PDF or Excel spreadsheet ............................................................................................... 41 Custom reports................................................................................................................................................... 42 Equipment Summary .......................................................................................................................... 42 To view a custom report ...................................................................................................................... 42 To create a PDF or Excel spreadsheet ............................................................................................... 43 To edit or delete a custom report ....................................................................................................... 43 System Management ................................................................................................................................................ 44 Backup data from Management Tool ............................................................................................................ 44 Restore data from backup ............................................................................................................................... 45 Restore i-Vu CCN Standard system ................................................................................................................. 45 Restore factory defaults ................................................................................................................................... 46 Updating the Library .......................................................................................................................................... 46 Troubleshooting i-Vu CCN Standard ......................................................................................................................... 47 Manual commands............................................................................................................................................ 47 i-Vu CCN Standard connection options and requirements .......................................................................... 49 TCP/UDP Port Usage ......................................................................................................................................... 51 DHCP - If you can't access i-Vu CCN Standard with the Internet Explorer by PC name .......................... 52 i-Vu CCN Standard device connected to PC with a crossover cable ................................................ 52 i-Vu CCN Standard device plugged into LAN ...................................................................................... 53 Example 1: Determining if a valid Ethernet connection exists ......................................................... 54 Example 2: Determining if Internet Explorer is using a proxy server................................................ 55 Example 3: Pinging by PC name ......................................................................................................... 56 Example 4: Adding exceptions to a proxy server in Internet Explorer .............................................. 56 DVI to VGA converter ......................................................................................................................................... 57 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions .................................................................................................................. 58
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To... Create graphics. Create custom equipment files and graphics for equipment, such as Universal and Comfort Controllers, Terminal System Managers (TSM), and Hydronic System Managers (HSM).
Step 2:
1 2 Get an Ethernet cable - either a crossover or a straightthrough cable will work. Verify IP Address information: Find out if the IP address of your i-Vu CCN Standard appliance will need to be static. Ask the network administrator or business owner, Is there a DHCP server on the network? If the answer is no, then the administrator must provide you with two static IP addresses. Refer to Access the Management Tool to enter static IP addresses (page 5).
Step 3:
1 2 Print the i-Vu CCN Standard Installation Guide and Owners Guide from the Documentation CD. Install the design tools, including ViewBuilder and ApplicationBuilder by inserting the Tools CD into your PC. If the installation is not automatically started, follow these steps: a) b) 3 Double-click the Windows folder > Disk 1 > InstData > Setup > setup.exe. Complete the Installation Wizard.
Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > Multimedia section Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > Multimedia section Tools > Internet Options > Content tab > AutoComplete > Settings button View > Explorer Bar Tools > Pop-up Blocker > Turn Off Pop-Up Blocker Varies View > Toolbars
Where to change setting Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Audio Devices > Sounds tab
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Plug the CCN network adapter cable into one of the USB ports on the back of the i-Vu CCN Standard. Plug the power cable into the back of the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance and into an electrical outlet. NOTE We highly recommended using a UL Certified power surge/RFI suppression device! Press the On/Off Button to turn on the i-Vu CCN Standard.
If connecting to a single computer, run your Ethernet cable from the Ethernet jack on the back of the i-Vu CCN Standard to your computer. Check your connectivity status by Start > Control Panel > Network Connections. Do not proceed until the status of your connection is Limited or no connectivity.
If connecting to a network, run your Ethernet network cable from the Ethernet jack on the back of the i-Vu CCN Standard to your local area network.
STOP NOW! Do not continue! You must find out whether your IP address pre-assigned or not. (Check with your network administrator to verify.)
If yes, you must proceed immediately to the next section in this document. If no, skip the following section and proceed to Access the start-up screen.
NOTE If CCN-to-Ethernet bridges are used in this CCN network, you must configure this i-Vu CCN Standard with the static IP address of the Ethernet Gateway.
Login Name - not case sensitive, accepts spaces and special characters Password - set as desired
Controls the name used to access your system from the Internet or network (LAN) Case sensitive and should not contain special characters or spaces If you change the network name from ivu, make note of the change in the Owners Guide Enter your organization/building name - this becomes the top level in the navigation tree This can be changed later in Main Menu > System Setup later. If your network already has a time broadcaster, leave this setting at the default NO If you want the i-Vu CCN Standard to be the time broadcaster on your CCN network, change to Yes
System Name
CCN Serial Baud Rate - select from drop down menu as appropriate for your system Regional Settings
Timezone, Date, Use Metric - select appropriate sources Time - you MUST ensure that the i-Vu CCN Standard is set for the correct time! It will not automatically read the time from your computer
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Click Next. Review entries. Click Submit. Wait for your system to launch. It will take a minute. If you get an error, type http://<your system name> in your browser and hit return.
Field
Login Name Force User to Change Password at login?
Notes Must be unique within the system. Forces the operator to change his password immediately after his next login.
NOTE You can combine the use of this field and the Change Password field to create a temporary password that the operator must change after his next login.
Starting Location
Set the starting location for each individual operator by choosing the specific area or controller on the navigation menu and the starting page from the drop-down menu. See table below.
Roles
Right-click on your system name at the top of the tree and select Add Area (or select in the menu to the left of the navigation tree). Type in the name of an area, location, or building that contains mechanical equipment. Repeat the above until all required areas have been added to the navigation tree. The following is an example:
In the navigation tree, select the desired area. As devices are discovered, they will appear in the tree under the highlighted area. The tree can be manipulated later by dragging or using the arrows on the left menu bar. Enter the Bus and Element numbers of the devices that reside in the selected area, either one at a time or a range. Verify that Discover Tables is checked. NOTE The scanning time for discovering tables increases based on the number of devices. You may choose to discover tables at a later time for a faster scan.
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Click Start Scan. When the process is complete, a message appears showing the number of equipment found. NOTE If the Scan does not begin, wait a minute and try again. there may be a delay when first starting the system up.
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Highlight the remaining areas and repeat steps 2 through 5 until all of your devices have been found. Click and drag the equipment in the navigation tree from one area to another, if needed. If an error message appears to the left of the equipment stating that the download failed, right-click and select Download. Click Exit Setup.
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Create custom equipment files for UC/CC's that link only to CNN points
ApplicationBuilder creates an equipment file for the UC/CC, which maps the I/O points that are required for one or more applications. Once these files are created, these linked I/O points can then be associated with ViewBuilder graphics. NOTE To have a Prime Variable, (a temperature that is displayed in a color oval when the CC or UC is shown in a site or area equipment list), the Schedule and Setpoint option must be selected when creating the equipment file. Start ApplicationBuilder. (Windows Start > All Programs > iVu Tools 4.2) Click Create Equipment. Select equipment type: Custom Equipment > CCN Values Only. Click Next. Type a name for the custom equipment (i.e., Hot Water system) next to Equipment Name. Enable English or Metric units. Select options from the drop down menus. Select Schedule and Setpoint in the first drop down menu:
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to use the setpoint slidebar graphic in i-Vu CCN Standard to have a Prime Variable, (a temperature that is displayed in a color oval when the UC/CC is shown in a site or area equipment list)
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Click Next. .
As you add Elements, enter the requested information for the CCN points:
Display Text - the description of the point as it will appear in i-Vu CCN Standard (i.e., Pump status) Reference Base - the name of the point which will be used when linking the point to a graphic element. All points have a unique identifier (i.e.,input_pumpstat, trendPumpstat) Input Address - enter the CCN path to link to this point. In i-Vu CCN Standard, all CCN tables will at the far right of the display. Click on this symbol to place a copy of have a Copy Path symbol the path on the clipboard. In ApplicationBuilder, paste the path into the Input Address field, using Ctrl+V.
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When you are finished adding Elements for your application, click Next. Equipment Name - type a new equipment name, if desired. Save Location - browse to a location where you would like to save the new custom equipment. Click Save.
Custom graphic
Use ViewBuilder to edit the graphic that is created.
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While this controller can be discovered in i-Vu CCN Standard in System Setup as a Vertical Pack, none of the possible selected options can be auto-discovered at this time, so only a base view will be generated. This application allows the Installer to generate a correct equipment and view file based on the selected options.
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Click on the table you wish to work with. The Setpoint table is used in this example.
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Select the drop down menu under Map to Point in the far right column. Select the variable to be mapped. NOTE Not Mapped erases any previously selected information. Click OK. The Map to Point entry will now change to the mapped point's description. Repeat steps 1 through 5 for points that need to be mapped.
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Create custom equipment files in ApplicationBuilder for Terminal System Managers (TSM)
ApplicationBuilder creates an equipment and view file for the TSM temperature zones and control groups. The equipment file contains points that you will finish formatting in i-Vu CCN Standard after uploading it. The user specifies the air source(s) that the TSM will communicate with by configuring its linkage function. A system can consist either of one TSM communicating with 1 to 4 air sources, or of 1 to 4 TSMs communicating with a single air source. 1 2 3 Start ApplicationBuilder. (Windows Start > All Programs > iVu Tools 4.2) Click Create Equipment. Select your equipment type:
TSM II Plus Group TSM II Plus Zone TSM II Group TSM II Zone
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Click Next. Type a name for the custom equipment (i.e., Hot Water system) next to Equipment Name. Enable English or Metric units. Click Next Browse to the desired location to store your equipment file and click the Save button. Click Exit or Start Over to create another equipment file.
Custom graphic
Use ViewBuilder to edit the graphic that is produced the equipment is created in ApplicationBuilder, or make a custom graphic.
To upload an equipment file to a TSM group or zone that has already been scanned in or added to i-Vu CCN Standard
1 In the i-Vu CCN Standard navigation tree, right-click on the equipment and select Configure from the drop-down menu. Enter the following information in the dialog box:
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Under Equipment, click Add. A dialog window will appear. Browse to the .equipment file that was generated in ApplicationBuilder. Click Continue. When message appears "File uploaded successfully", click Close. Click Close again. NOTE If the Graphics tab is highlighted, a message indicating that a "Download is in progress will appear." This will clear at the completion of the download.
To add expansion equipment for additional groups and zones controlled by your TSM (expansion controllers)
1 2 Click Main Menu button , then select System Setup. in the toolbar. In the navigation tree, right-click the area where you want to place the equipment. Select Add Equipment from the drop-down menu or click 3 4 Enter a Display Name. Click CCN Device and enter the Bus and Element number of the associated TSM. This allows the new equipment to inherit the tables from that TSM. NOTE You cannot change the association once you have clicked Apply. To change it, you have to delete the equipment and start over. 5 6 Click Apply, then Close. Exit System Setup.
Configure the path to the source of the point for TSM Groups and Zones
A generic list of points is created in i-Vu CCN Standard when the TSM Group or Zone is scanned in to the system or when you upload the equipment file. You must initially revise the address of the path for every point! 1 2 3 Select the TSM Group or Zone in the navigation tree, then click Properties > Network Points tab. To substitute the correct Group or Zone number where the double X (XX) is in each path, click the Search/Replace button under the Address column. Enter "XX" in the Search field and enter the appropriate Zone or Group number in the Replace field. This will update all of the paths for that Zone or Group.
IMPORTANT! TSM Zone 1 requires an extra step because one point has a slightly different name than in Zones 2 thru 64. The setpoint offset point in Zone 1 is inadvertently named STPOFF, while it is named SPTOFF in the remaining Zones. This causes an error because the point is incorrectly mapped in the template for Zone 1, even though it is correctly mapped for Zones 2 through 64. You must change SPTOFF to STPOFF for this one zone! Example: CCN://LINK/TZDSP01/SPTOFFST must be changed to CCN://LINK/TZDSP01/STPOFFST.
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Commission equipment
Follow the process below to commission system equipment.
Step 1: Checkout input and output, alarms, trends, and network points
NOTE Only individuals with the Installer Role have access to all of these screens. 1 2 3 4 5 6 On the navigation tree, select the piece of equipment you want to checkout. Click the Properties tab. View and change properties on the Equipment, IO Points, Alarm Sources, Trend Sources, Network Points, and Bacnet Points tabs. See detailed property descriptions below. After completing the equipment checkout, click the Equipment Checkout tab. Select the Checked Out checkbox. Optional: Type notes. NOTES
Notes typed in this field appear in the Equipment Checkout report for this piece of equipment. Notes remain in this field until an operator deletes them.
Optional: Click the Reports drop-down arrow button, then select and run each of the following reports to verify your work:
Alarms > Alarm Sources Equipment > Point List Equipment > Trend Usage Equipment > Network IO
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Select the checkbox to lock the present value at the value you specify. Expander numbers and input or output numbers associated with where the physical point wires, such as a sensor wire, are physically connected to a controller. Selects the bank of physical inputs or outputs on the controller. Selects how the physical input is mapped to the engineering units. min/max used with the sensor type of linear to scale the input to engineering units. NOTE Field is ignored for sensor types other than linear. Example: AI linear sensor type min max when input reads -10 50 100% 50% 0% the value is 50 20 -10
Actuator
Selects how the present value in engineering units is mapped to the physical output. min/max used with the actuator type of linear to scale the ouput to engineering units. NOTE Field is ignored for actuator types other than linear. Example: AI linear sensor type min max when input reads -10 50 50 20 -10 the value is 100% 50% 0%
Resolution
Amount by which the present value will change. Example If a physical input changes by 1, but the resolution is set at 2, then the present value remains the same. If the input changes by 2, the present value will then change by 2. Select the checkbox if equipment has been checked out. Notes typed in this field appear in the Equipment Points List Report
Alarm Sources
Field Name Type Alarm Network Visible Potential Alarm Source Notes Click the name to display the microblock popup. Type of Input or Output point. Shows Alarm in red if a current alarm exists. Select to allow the point to be seen by i-Vu CCN Standard Select to enable the point source to generate alarms.
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Alarm Enabled
AlarmSelect to generate an alarm when conditions exceed the limits set in the Condition column. ReturnSelect to generate a return-to-normal when the alarm condition returns to a normal state. FaultSelect to have an alarm generated if the alarm source is not configured correctly. For example, a misconfigured channel number produces a no sensor fault. AlarmSelect to require that the alarm be acknowledged. ReturnSelect to require that the return-to-normal be acknowledged. Select if the alarm is critical. You can change the alarm category assigned to the point. An alarm will be generated if conditions exceed the low or high limits set. The amount inside the normal range by which an alarm condition must return before a return-to-normal notification is generated. EXAMPLE
Delay
Trend Sources
Field Name Notes Click the name to display the microblock popup. NOTE A red name indicates a fault condition where the point may be misconfigured. Example No input/output number or a nonexistent input/output number. Type Sample Interval COV Increment Type of BACnet point or Trend Object The time between each trend sample The increment, or interval, that triggers the trend sample on Change of Value
Network points
Field Name Type Notes Click the name to display the microblock popup. NOTE A red name indicates a condition where the point may be misconfigured. Type of network point
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Value
Present value of this point Example: For a Maximum point type, Value is the maximum value of all the remote BACnet object(s) the point is communicating with Select the checkbox to lock the present value at the value you specify. The value that the control program will use as the points value when communication with the remote BACnet object(s) is lost or communication is disabled Select to enable this points network communications. Disable this property for troubleshooting. Select to make: A digital network output point write a value to the remote BACnet object(s) the point communicates with only when the value changes. An analog network output point write a value only when the value changes by the specified increment.
The time interval at which the network point writes or retrieves the value to or from its remote BACnet object(s). For network output points, this time is used when COV is not enabled or when COV is enabled but fails. NOTE If COV fails and the Refresh Time is zero, the value is sent once per second. The address(es) of the remote BACnet object(s) the point communicates with The error code and error if the point cannot communicate with the remote BACnet object. Current value of the remote BACnet object the network point is communicating with. Select the checkbox if equipment has been checked out. Notes typed in this field appear in the Equipment Points List Report
BACnet Points
Field Name Reference Name Type Value Notes CTRL-click the name to display the microblock popup. Click the name to display the property/point details popup. Type of network point. Present value of this point. Example: For a Maximum point type, Value is the maximum value of all the remote BACnet object(s) the point is communicating with. A unique alphanumeric string that defines the BACnet object. Although the Object Name field can be edited, it is not recommended. Displays a BACnet object id (BACnet object type:instance number) For example, BAI:21 Network Visible Select to allow the point to be seen by i-Vu CCN Standard.
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Select the Force checkbox. Type the value you want to send to the device. Click OK or Apply.
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Manage setpoints
The Setpoint area, as shown on a standard equipment graphic, indicates the base setpoint values (Occupied High/Low, Unoccupied High/Low). i-Vu CCN Standard reads these values back periodically, typically within 10 seconds. The timing can vary based on bus traffic, the number of controllers in the database, and several other variables. Setpoints that are changed in the field via another user interface (Network Service Tool, ComfortVIEW, etc.) are displayed in i-Vu CCN Standard as soon as they are detected. You can, at any time, change the setpoints from i-Vu CCN Standard graphics by using the slider or by entering numeric values directly. Updated setpoints are transmitted to the controller when you Accept the changes. Setpoints can also be changed via the setpoint tables that are discovered when a controller is scanned. The various color bars are used to indicate adherence to or deviation from the setpoint. You can change the current default settings for setpoint deviation. Color Green Grey Light Blue Dark Blue Condition Temperature is within the Occupied Low and High Setpoint Temperature is within the Unoccupied Low and High Setpoint Temperature is less than 2F below the Occupied Low Setpoint Temperature is more than 2F below the effective Low Setpoint but less than 4F below the effective Low Setpoint Temperature is less than 2F above the effective High Setpoint Temperature is more than 2F above the effective High Setpoint but less than 4F above the effective High Setpoint Temperature is more than 4F above or below the effective setpoints
Yellow Orange
Red
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Setpoints
Programmed setpoints are set and changed by operators. Effective setpoints reflect the impact of other system conditions on the programmed setpoints, such as setpoint adjustments, and hysteresis. Effective setpoints control the equipment.
To change programmed setpoints: 1 Navigate to a setpoint control in one of the following places:
The Space Temperature Setpoints section of the Equipment tab of a Properties page A Graphics page
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On a programmed setpoint bar, click and drag the segment or the gap between segments you want to change. Type new values in the Heating and Cooling fields. TIP You can click and drag a segment or a gap between segments to change setpoints. Click OK.
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i-Vu CCN Standard supports both local and global schedules. Most CCN equipment is shipped with the default schedule of 64. See exceptions below. Equipment
Comfort Controller/UC/Expansion Controllers Any controllers using a custom equipment file (*.equip) created with ApplicationBuilder Gen III VVT, 48/50EJ (Conquest), FSM, CSM All PICs
CAUTION! Confirm the actual schedule numbers that are in use in the controller, as they may have been changed from their programmed default settings. In order to utilize i-Vu CCN Standard schedules, the i-Vu CCN Standard schedule number must match the CCN schedule number at the controller. This can be set in i-Vu CCN Standard by selecting the equipment in the navigation tree and clicking Schedules > CCN tab. It is also accessible at the area or site level. NOTE To reduce start-up labor on a retrofit project, existing network schedules can be used by i-Vu CCN Standard. However, switching to local schedules allows for schedule retention after a power failure and local schedule maintenance tables.
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NOTES
In order to have a specific controller initiate a group override, the override duration in its local database must not be zero. 1 2 On the navigation tree, select the equipment or area that you want to schedule for a group override. Click the Schedules page > CCN tab and enter the number of minutes in Override Time. NOTE The override setting in the controller must not be set to 0. 3 Assign a number to Override group.
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Type a schedule name in the Description field. Enter desired values in the fields below Description. Change the default time segment (shown as a colored bar) for the schedule by doing one of the following:
Click the segment, then type Start and End times in the fields above the segment. Click and drag either end of the segment or the entire segment.
Optional: Click Show Advanced below the schedule bar to add one or more separate segments to the schedule. 10 Click OK.
Type
Weekly Date Date Range Date List Wildcard
Schedule runs Every week on the specified days On a single, specified date Between two specified dates On multiple, specified dates According to a repeating pattern (For example, the second Tuesday of every month) Continuously between specified times on two separate dates Weekly between a start date and an end date (For example, the summer break in the school year)
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To view schedules
1 2 3 Select a navigation tree item (site, area, or equipment). Click Schedules page > View tab. Optional: Click an Effective bar to view all the schedules that contribute to the resulting schedule. NOTES
When multiple schedules affect a single area or piece of equipment, i-Vu CCN Standard sorts the schedules by prioritythe higher the priority, the closer the schedule is to the Effective bar. You set a schedule's priority when you add a schedule. You can also view schedules on the following detailed, printable schedule reports. These reports are accessible from the Schedules page > Reports tab or from the Reports button drop-down menu. allows you to... Find every schedule with its location that is entered at and below a selected tree item. This report can help you discover newly added and conflicting schedules. View all equipment that may be scheduled and the net result of all schedules in effect for a selected date and time.
i-Vu CCN Standard supports both local and global schedules. Most CCN equipment is shipped with the default schedule of 64. See exceptions below. Equipment
Comfort Controller/UC/Expansion Controllers Any controllers using a custom equipment file (*.equip) created with ApplicationBuilder Gen III VVT, 48/50EJ (Conquest), FSM, CSM All PICs
CAUTION! Confirm the actual schedule numbers that are in use in the controller, as they may have been changed from their programmed default settings.
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In order to utilize i-Vu CCN Standard schedules, the i-Vu CCN Standard schedule number must match the CCN schedule number at the controller. This can be set in i-Vu CCN Standard by selecting the equipment in the navigation tree and clicking Schedules > CCN tab. It is also accessible at the area or site level. NOTE To reduce start-up labor on a retrofit project, existing network schedules can be used by i-Vu CCN Standard. However, switching to local schedules allows for schedule retention after a power failure and local schedule maintenance tables.
Graphics pages
You can view and adjust your equipment from Graphics pages and change the setpoints for occupied and unoccupied hours. NOTES Ctrl-+click or right-click a value and select Microblock Properties from the drop-down menu to view and change properties in the popup. Alt-click or right-click a value and select Global Modify from the drop-down menu to view and change the property in other equipment. Forced values are indicated by a yellow dashed line If a graphic is larger than the action pane, right-click the graphic and select Scale to Fit to see the whole graphic. Right-click and select Scale to 100% to return the graphic to its original size.
When using Scale to 100%, hold down Ctrl while rolling the mouse wheel to zoom in and out on a graphic.
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Alarms
A message is sent from an alarm source to i-Vu CCN Standard to notify you that certain conditions exist, such as a piece of equipment that has stopped running or a temperature that is too high. When i-Vu CCN Standard receives an alarm, it displays information about the alarm on the Alarms page. i-Vu CCN Standard can also perform alarm actions (page 31) to inform personnel of the condition. An alarm source can also send a return-to-normal message when the alarm condition returns to its normal state. Alarm sources and the alarms they generate are assigned to categories, such as HVAC Critical or HVAC Maintenance, to help you work with related alarms.
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In i-Vu CCN Standard, you: View, acknowledge, and delete alarms received by i-Vu CCN Standard (page 31) Set up the alarm actions that i-Vu CCN Standard performs (page 31) Set up new alarm sources to generate alarms (page 35)
NOTE Besides the alarms that you set up, i-Vu CCN Standard has built-in system and equipment alarms.
GreyNo alarms need to be acknowledged. Click the system-wide alarms button to view all alarms in the system. You must acknowledge alarms that have been set up to require acknowledgement. Right-click alarm message to print, acknowledge, or delete. i-Vu CCN Standard closes an alarm when all of the following have occurred: You acknowledge the alarm (if required) i-Vu CCN Standard receives a return-to-normal (if required) i-Vu CCN Standard performs all alarm actions To save alarm information before deleting, select Alarms > Reports tab > Alarms > click Run button.
When an alarm triggers the audio file to play, you can temporarily silence the sound by clicking the menu button and selecting Silence. The alarm is silenced for a period of about five minutes or until another alarm that triggers a sound is received.
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Send E-mail
The Send E-mail alarm action sends a message to one or more e-mail accounts. The alarm action can also run a report and attach it to the e-mail as a PDF, HTML, or Excel file.
Field
To From Mail Host
Notes Type the address(es) that you want to send the alarm to. To enter multiple addresses, type a space or press Enter after each address. Enter a valid address if required by your mailserver. Your Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) mailservers address.
TIP This can be either an IP address or a system name, such as
mail.mycompany.com.
Mail Host Security Options Choose your appropriate security option. Contact your network administrator for this Specify Mail User Send mail as MIME attachment Message Text
Select if your mailserver requires a username and password. Select if your mailserver allows only MIME attachments. Use punctuation, spaces, or returns after the entries to format the text. To add live data to the text, select field codes from the Append Field Code list. Select to attach a i-Vu CCN Standard report to the e-mail, then select the Report and the Format. NOTE The Report Name field shows a custom report only if it was created at the current system level. Run as shows the name and login name of the operator creating the alarm action. The report will be run using the privileges and report options of this operator. TIP You may want to create a new operator with limited privileges for this purpose.
Attach Report
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Notes By default, i-Vu CCN Standard performs an alarm action when the alarm source generates an alarm and when it returns to normal. Under Run Conditions you can choose to: Run the alarm action only when the alarm source generates an alarm or when it returns to normal. Wait for the specified amount of time, then run the alarm action if the alarm has not been acknowledged or has not returned to normal. * Run if the alarm occurs during the occupied hours defined for a schedule group or run if the alarm occurs during the unoccupied hours defined for a schedule group. * EXAMPLE: To have i-Vu CCN Standard perform one alarm action during work hours and a different alarm action after work hours: 1. 2. 3. Create a schedule group (page 27), but do not assign members to it. Create a schedule for the group. Set the occupied hours to be the same as the work hours. Create the alarm action that you want i-Vu CCN Standard to perform during work hours. Under Run Conditions, select Run if schedule group <your new group> is Occupied. Create the alarm action that you want i-Vu CCN Standard to perform during after hours. Under Run Conditions, select Run if schedule group <your new group> is Unoccupied.
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NOTE You should not assign this alarm action to frequently-occurring alarms as this may cause problems on your network or the Internet.
Notes Select individual operators or operator groups who should receive alarm notification. Select this checkbox to send a System Info alarm to i-Vu CCN Standard Server if the popup recipient is not currently running the Alarm Popup application. Use punctuation, spaces, or returns after the entries to format the text. To add live data to the text, select field codes from the Append Field Code list. Add field codes to the message text if desired.
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Notes Opens a browser window that displays the piece of equipment that generated the alarm. Copies the selected alarm information to the clipboard. Removes the alarm information from the alarm popup list. Removing items from this list has no effect on the alarms list in i-Vu CCN Standard. View information about the server connection. Define: What server to connect to Which kind of page you want to open in i-Vu CCN Standard Whether or not the equipment opens in a new browser window Which notification sounds you want to use
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Click OK. Minimize the i-Vu CCN Standard Alarm Notification Client window.
To set up, edit, or disable alarm sources To set up, edit, or disable a single alarm source:
1 2 3 4 5 6 On the navigation tree, select the alarm source. Select Alarms > Enable/Disable tab and make changes to the fields as needed. See table below. Click View Selected Sources,then click the selected alarm source on the Web Page Dialog. Make changes to the fields as needed. The fields can vary for different types of alarm sources. Click OK or Apply. Click Close.
TIP To set up all the alarms for a piece of equipment at once, select Properties page > Alarm Sources tab.
Field
Potential alarm source
Notes Select the checkbox to enable the alarm source to generate alarms. Clear the checkbox to disable the alarm source. Select to have the alarm source generate an alarm when the specified conditions occur. For a binary input, enter the conditions for generating an alarm. For an analog input, type the low and high limits that, when exceeded, will generate an alarm.
Alarm
Deadband The amount inside the normal range by which an alarm condition must return before a return-to-normal notification is generated.
NOTE If the Status checkbox is selected, the alarm condition currently exists. Return to Normal Fault
Select to have the alarm source generate a return-to-normal when the alarm condition returns to a normal state. Select to have an alarm generated if the alarm source is not configured correctly.
NOTE If the Status checkbox is selected, the alarm source is currently
misconfigured.
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Alarm requires acknowledgement Return requires acknowledgement Classified as Critical
Notes Select to have i-Vu CCN Standard require that an operator acknowledge the alarm. Select to have i-Vu CCN Standard require that an operator acknowledge the return-to-normal. This property determines the color of the system-wide alarm button when the alarm comes in. = Critical = Non-critical
Event State
The current state of the alarm source can be: Normalvalue is normal Off normalthe value is not normal (binary only) Faultthe alarm source microblock may be misconfigured High Limitthe value exceeds the normal range (analog only) Low Limitthe value is below the normal range (analog only)
Notification Class
NOTE Click View Selected Sources to view or change settings for each alarm.
NOTE You may be able to change settings that relate to the tab you selected.
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To simulate an alarm
To test the setup of an alarm source and its alarm actions (page 31), you can simulate an alarm or its returnto-normal. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 On the navigation tree, select the alarm source whose alarm you want to simulate. Click Properties > Alarm Sources tab. Click on an alarm point that is labeled as (BALM) or (CALM) and is enabled as a Potential Alarm Source (fifth column from the left). In the dialog box that opens, click Alarms, then select the Enable/Disable tab. Select the Enable checkbox next to Alarm or Return to Normal. Click Simulate next to Alarm or Return to Normal. Click Close.
Select the equipment on the tree, then select the Alarms > View tab to see the alarm.
Trends
i-Vu CCN Standard can read and store equipment status values over time and then display this information in a graph to help you monitor the equipments operation. Trends are automatically enabled for points that appear on equipment graphics (if the graphic was generated from the i-Vu CCN Standard Library). Samples are automatically collected every 20 minutes. Trend data can be collected for any input or output point in i-Vu CCN Standard and are accumulated for up to 7 days. Trends can be generated for individual points or multiple points on one graph. When the storage capacity of your system is running low from too much historical trend data, you will receive an error message. To create more storage space, go to the Management Tool and click Compress System.
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Click the Enable/Disable tab, then verify that Enable Trend Log is checked. Enter information in the appropriate fields. See table below. Click OK.
TIP You can set up all trends for a piece of equipment at once on the Trend Sources tab of the equipment's Properties page.
Field
Sample every _:_:_ (hh:mm)
Notes This method records (samples) the points value at the time interval you define in this field.
NOTE Be sure to set trend intervals to one minute or greater.
This method records the points value only when the value changes by at least the amount you enter in the COV Increment field.
NOTE Use this method for a binary point or for an analog point that has infrequent changes in value.
BACnet Configuration
The Object Name is a unique alphanumeric string that defines the BACnet object. Although the Object Name field can be edited, it is not recommended. The Notification Class is set to 1 to receive alarms generated by Carrier control modules.
NOTE Run a Trend Usage report (page 40) to view trend data.
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To edit a comparison trend graph To add another graph to a trend graph page
1 2 3 4 5 6 Select the navigation tree item where the trend was created. Click the Trends drop-down arrow, then select the trend graph. On the Configure tab, click the Add button below the Graphs list. Type a Y-axis label. Add up to 4 points. (See below.) Click OK.
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Reports
Use i-Vu CCN Standard reports to gather and view information to monitor and troubleshoot your system. The list of available reports changes depending on your navigation tree location.
Using reports
This report... Alarms Alarms Alarm Sources View, sort, and filter the information on the Alarms View tab. Create a summary of potential alarm sources as configured on the Alarm Enable/Disable (page 35) tab. Create a summary of the information configured on the Alarms Actions (page 31) tab. allows you to...
Alarm Actions Schedules Schedule Instances Effective Schedules Equipment Point List
Find every schedule with its location that is entered at and below a selected tree item. This report can help you discover newly added and conflicting schedules. View all equipment that may be scheduled and the net result of all schedules in effect for a selected date and time.
View the details of all points. Verify that all points have been checked out during commissioning. Also, create custom lists for other contractors. For example, create a list of BACnet IDs or Web services links. Verify the programming and status of all network pointsespecially useful for commissioning control modules used for third-party integration. Creates a summary of the information configured on the Trends Enable/Disable tab.
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allows you to... Discover where your system has parameter mismatches that need to be resolved.
View the information on the Equipment Checkout tab of the Properties button during commissioning. Also, find equipment that has not been fully commissioned.
Security Audit Log New Reports Equipment Summary An Equipment Summary report can provide the following information for equipment at or below the location where the report is created. Create chronological lists of operators, property changes they have made, and the reasons for those changes.
To run a report
1 Select an item on the navigation tree. NOTE A report shows data for the selected tree item and all its children. 2 3 Click the Reports button drop-down arrow, then select a report. On the Options tab, define the layout and content of the report. NOTES
Changing the size and orientation of the printed page also changes the report layout on the View tab. To create a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file after you run the report, select Support CSV text format. See To create a PDF, Excel spreadsheet, or CSV file (page 41). i-Vu CCN Standard saves report options for the current operator. When that operator logs in again, iVu CCN Standard uses the same options.
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Custom reports
You can create custom reports to collect and display specific information. For example, you can create environmental and power consumption reports for a building.
Equipment Summary
An Equipment Summary report can provide the following information for equipment at or below the location where the report is created. Color Active alarm Locked values Current value of selected points Effective schedule
To create an Equipment Summary report: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 On the navigation tree, select the location where you want to view the report. Click the Reports button drop-down arrow, then select New Report. Select Equipment Summary. Type a name for the report. Click Create. On the Design tab, define the layout and the Maximum number of rows. To create a CSV (Comma Separated Values) file after you run the report, select Support CSV text format. See To create a PDF, Excel spreadsheet, or CSV file (page 41). Select or clear the Optional Sections checkboxes as needed. Select Available Points that you want to include in the report. (Use Ctrl+click, Shift+click, or both to select multiple points.)
10 Click Add. 11 Click OK. 12 Click Run. NOTE To run this report later, go to the location where the report was created. Click the Reports button dropdown arrow, select the report, then click Run.
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For Excel or CSV Text, click Open to view the file or Save to save it.
Edit the report, then click OK. Click Main Menu , then select Delete.
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System Management
System Management
Although i-Vu CCN Standard is a reliable front-end, it is prudent to perform periodic backups of the i-Vu CCN Standard database to ensures a quick recovery in case of failure. It is also wise to take advantage of periodic library upgrades to ensure that your controllers have the latest version of software.
Launch your browser and type your system name followed by :8080. For ex.: http://ivu:8080/.
Use either of the following methods to backup your data: Backup data to your PC 1 2 Click PC Backup under Manage Server Data to save the entire database zipped into one file to your PC. Click OK when you see the message The system will be stopped and restarted. Do you wish to proceed? NOTE Look under Operation Status to see the progress. 3 4 5 Click on Save/Download Backup File to Your Local Hard drive under Operation Status. Click Save when asked Do you want to save this file or find a program online to open it? Save this system.backup.tgz file to a convenient location on your computer. CAUTION! Do not alter the name of this file! 6 Exit from Management Tool.
Backup data to a USB drive 1 Plug your USB drive into any available USB port on your i-Vu web server. NOTE Do not use the i-Vu CCN Standard Restore USB drive! 2 3 4 5 6 7 You must reboot in order for the web server to find the USB drive. Click Reboot under Machine Maintenance in the Management Tool. Click OK. When reboot is complete, click USB Backup under Manage Server Data. Click OK when you see the message The system will be stopped and restarted. Do you wish to proceed? When Operation Status says No Background Operations Currently Active, remove USB drive from the iVu web server. Exit from Management Tool.
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System Management
Select Update Library to open a dialog box. Browse to the updated .sal file that you have saved on your computer, select the file and click Open. Select Continue. When process is complete, the dialog box will say File uploaded successfully. Click Close. Re-scan all devices in System Setup to automatically instantiate the latest graphics. NOTE Removing the check by Discover Tables will speed up the process.
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Manual commands
To run a manual command: 1 2 Click Main Menu , then select Manual Command.
Type the manual command in the dialog box, then click OK.
TIP Ctrl+M also opens the dialog box. You must have the Installer Role to access the manual commands dialog box.
Command
bbmd commands:
Description You must have the Manual Commands/Adv Network privilege to run bbmd commands. Reads the BBMD table of the controller at the given IP address. For example, to display the BBMD table in the BACnet device router at IP address 154.16.12.101, type: bbmd read 154.16.12.101
Selects BBMDs on the specified network and marks them for download. If no network is entered at the end of the command, all networks in the system are scanned. For example, if the network number is 888, type: bbmd update 888
Views the list of BBMDs that have been selected for the network number at the end of the command. Assumes the update has been run. For example: bbmd view 888
Writes the BBMD table into the controller at the given IP address. See To set up BBMDs using i-Vu CCN Standard. For example, to write the BBMD table in dallasbbmd.bdt into the BACnet device router at IP address 154.16.12.101, type: bbmd write dallasbbmd.bdt 154.16.12.101
Clears the BBMD for the specified controller. For example: bbmd clear 154.16.12.101
Writes to a file the BBMD from the specified controller. For example: bbmd dump 888 dallasbbmd.bdt
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Description Gives a complete set of diagnostic information for all defined connections. Displays a global copy utility that allows you to selectively copy trend graphs, custom reports and all editable properties from the selected equipment to other equipment in the system with the same control program. Displays information for advanced technical support Goes to the point in the system that is referenced. For example: go #oa_conditions or go vav_1/m28
logoffuser
Logs off a user (without warning the user). Type a whoson manual command to view the IDs of logged in operators, then type logoffuser x, where x is a the user's ID.
modstat
Displays status of the controller at the current location, including: Hardware components of the device Software components of the device Error conditions that may exist in the device Date and time the device is using
notify
Sends a message to all operators currently logged in to the system. For example, "The server is going to shut down in 5 minutes. Please log off." To run this command, type: notify your message. The message must use only alphanumeric characters. Ping to verify communication between two IP devices. You cannot ping devices on non-IP networks. To run this command type: ping <hostname> where <hostname> is the IP address or device name. For example: ping 192.168.168.1 (will ping the IP address 4 times) or ping 192.168.168.1 -t (will ping the IP address constantly)
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rebootserver whereami
Restarts i-Vu CCN Standard server. You must have the Installer or Administrator role to run this command. For the current location, displays the full path and gives the reference names of the action button, category, item and tab. You use these reference names when you create links in ViewBuilder. Shows the list of users currently logged in to the i-Vu CCN Standard system, the IP addresses from where they are logged on, what kind of interface they are using (for example, lvl5 for an Internet browser on a computer), and how long it has been since they have actively interfaced with the i-Vu CCN Standard system.
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Requirements: Windows Based PC with Internet Explorer and available Ethernet port LAN Cable (either straight or crossover)
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Requirements: Windows Based PC with Internet Explorer and Ethernet port Access to Ethernet LAN For i-Vu CCN Standard systems, you need a (DHCP or static) IP address for each of the following:
One IP address for the i-Vu web server (required) One IP address for the i-Vu web server's internal router
Email Options - Email can be sent from an Internet mail server only.
Option 3 - Connect to the Internet through an Intranet for both internal and external access
Requirements: Windows Based PC with Internet Explorer and Ethernet port Access to Ethernet LAN For i-Vu CCN Standard systems, you need a (DHCP or static) IP address for each of the following:
One IP address for the i-Vu web server (required) One IP address for the i-Vu web server's internal router
Internet IP address provided by the sites IT personnel Open firewall port for HTTP/HTTPS traffic to the i-Vu web server's IP address (default is port 80/443 respectively)
Email Options - Email can be sent from both Internet and Intranet mail servers. To send email off of the LAN, the DNS and domain field must be properly configured in the i-Vu web server.
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Windows Based PC with Internet Explorer and Ethernet port Broadband Internet connection (internet IP address provided by the Internet Service Provider) IP router (w/Integrated Switch if PC or s will be used) For i-Vu CCN Standard systems, you need a (DHCP or static) IP address for each of the following:
One IP address for the i-Vu web server (required) One IP address for the i-Vu web server's internal router
Open firewall port for HTTP/HTTPS traffic to the i-Vu web server's IP address (default is port 80/443 respectively)
Email Options - Email can be sent from an Internet mail server only.
Protocol/User
http (Web Server) https (Web Server) http (Management Tool) DHCP Client daemon nmbd (netbios/tcp requests) nmbd (netbios/tcp responses) Bacnet/IP CCN/IP Firmware CCN/IP Alarm Pop-up Client
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NOTE These ports are used by the i-Vu interface device. i-Vu CCN Standard listens through these ports. SOAP uses the HTTP port. HTTP and HTTPS ports are user-viewable/definable via System Options > General tab > Management Tool or via your browser by typing your system name followed by :8080. For ex.: http:\\ivu:8080.. The alarm pop-up is defined through System Options > General. All CCN/IP and BACnet/IP ports have to be exposed if the connection between the i-Vu interface device and the device managers contain a firewall. All other ports are not configurable.
DHCP - If you can't access i-Vu CCN Standard with the Internet Explorer by PC name
Notes about i-Vu CCN Standard and DHCP addressing i-Vu CCN Standard is configured to automatically obtain an IP address using DHCP. When i-Vu CCN Standard is powered up, it sends a request out its LAN cable to a DHCP server and asks the server to supply it with its IP configuration. This IP configuration consists of an IP address subnet mask default gateway DNS information
i-Vu CCN Standard requires two IP addresses and, thus, it makes two DHCP requests. Some DHCP servers will not respond to the second request, in which case the i-Vu CCN Standard internal Gateways IP address is assigned a default of 127.0.0.1. This is fine as long as i-Vu CCN Standard is not going to be used with Ethernet Bridges. If connections to Ethernet converters are required, then the IT team on-site must supply the i-Vu CCN Standard box with two static IP addresses or fix their DHCP server to allow the multiple assigning of more than one IP address to a single Ethernet (MAC) address.
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Open a Command window (Start > Run, type cmd <enter>) and type in the following commands: nbtstat R <enter> Type in ipconfig /flushdns <enter>
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If i-Vu CCN Standard is still inaccessible from Internet Explorer, try pinging the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance again. If the i-Vu CCN Standard box still does not respond to the PING command, try pinging the PC name of the PC connected to the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance. If this is successful, reboot i-Vu CCN Standard, and try pinging i-Vu CCN Standard. If it still fails the PING test, connect a monitor to the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance and reboot.
At the end of the boot process, i-Vu CCN Standard will display its IP configuration. If the Server IP address displayed is something other than 169.254.xxx.xxx, i-Vu CCN Standard is not setup to use DHCP, but instead, is assigned a static IP address. In this case, to access i-Vu CCN Standard, it is necessary to configure the IP settings of the PCs Network Interface Card (NIC) to be on the same network as the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance. After reconfiguring the NIC, access i-Vu CCN Standard with I.E. using the server IP address shown on the monitor. NOTE If pinging the PC name fails, the network connection on the PC is either disabled, disconnected, or in need of repair. Call Controls Systems Support for assistance.
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If this is the case, check the proxy server settings in Internet Explorer as in Example 2 (page 55). If the problem isnt with the proxy server settings and pinging is enabled on the LAN, failing to ping successfully could mean that the i-Vu CCN Standard name is resolving to an incorrect IP address. Open a Command window (See Example 3 (page 56)) and type in the following commands: nbtstat R <enter>. Type in ipconfig /flushdns <enter>. Try Pinging the i-Vu CCN Standard box again by name. If successful, try accessing i-Vu CCN Standard with Internet Explorer. If not successful try accessing i-Vu in Internet Explorer by IP address, i.e. http://161.145.81.238. If this is successful, contact the local Information Technology group to resolve this issue. If pinging fails with any other error than shown in the graphic above, contact the local Information Technology group to assist you. The IT group may want to know what IP address the i-Vu CCN Standard box is actually using. To determine this, connect a monitor to the i-Vu CCN Standard DVI port in the back of the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance and power down. Now power up the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance and the IP configuration information will be displayed at the end of the boot process.
If the connection that is used for i-Vu does show a red X, then check that the Ethernet cable is fully plugged in and that the correct type of Ethernet cable is being used, i.e. crossover or patch cable.
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A live Ethernet connection must exist in order to successfully connect to the i-Vu CCN Standard box.
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Exit these configuration pop-ups by clicking the OK buttons. Close all instances of Internet Explorer. Launch Internet Explorer again and try to access i-Vu CCN Standard.
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Type ping ivu to ping the default name of the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance. If good connectivity exists, 4 replies should be received, as seen above. Note Name and IP address.
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Click on the Advanced button and enter the address and port, and the name of the i-Vu CCN Standard appliance followed by an asterisk in the Exceptions list.
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