Pegasus IBMS Intelligent Building Management System
Software Data Sheet
Sy s tem Prof i l e
Modules Human Machine Interface (HMI) What is Pegasus IBMS Configuration and Setup A larm Handling Trending Pegasus IBMS is a powerful internet-capable (web-based) Scheduling building management system that offers superb control and Version 6.0 Process Control monitoring capabilities. Harnessing the power of the internet, Pegasus IBMS empowers you with the ability to control and monitor buildings anywhere in the world. Specification Compliance Pegasus IBMS is the only building control solution that fuses BACnet Device Profile the features and benefits of supervisory control and data BA Cnet A dvanced Workstation (B-A WS) acquisition (SC ADA) systems, building management systems BA Cnet O perator Workstation (B-O WS) (BMS) and energy management systems (EMS) into a unified package. Software Prerequisites
Operating Systems Windows XP, Windows7, Windows 8, Why Pegasus IBMS Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, 32-bit and 64-bit versions supported
Intergrating and consolidating previously disparate systems Frameworks
amplifies the reliability of these systems. Buildings that install .NET Framework control systems typically do so in a patchy manner. In such Java Runtime Environment buildings, the mechanical and electrical systems that control and monitor lighting, air-flow, cooling/heating, energy Web Servers consumption, backup power generators, fire safety etc run in A pache Tomcat isolation. Pegasus IBMS unifies these isolated systems, increasing reliability. Database Management MySQ L Intergrating these systems enables the information previously segregated within each system to be polled into a centralised Remote Operation repository. This centralisation that Pegasus IBMS can offer, Web Browser with comprehensive provides a more thorough view of the building's condition and support for HTML5, CSS3, SV G status, resulting in more effective data analysis and information extraction. With these precise data and information readily available, Pegasus IBMS can consistently yeild reliable Hardware Requirements reports and status notifications. Processor ▽ Minimum ▽ i3 at 2.50 GHz ✔ Recommended At its core, Pegasus IBMS was fervently engineered to be flexible, adaptable, customisable and easy to use. Thus ✔ i7 at 3.0 GHz creating a well-rounded system that is agile and specific in Memory (RAM) meeting your automation needs and expectations. ▽ 4 GB ✔ 12 GB
Design WYSIWYG and drag-and-drop approach for layout and design helps reduce time and effort taken to create appealing pages, floor plans or views. Multiple Document Interface (MDI) provides a more organised and customisable user interface that is less cluttered making work more pleasing and comfortable. Frequently or repeatedly used styles, layouts or themes can be made into templates and reused innumerable times, eliminating repetitive and redundant work. Designing the HMI, begining with an empty page Control and Monitoring Prompt realtime display of status and values Setting of point values with direct toggling clicks, visual/graphical widgets, literal numerical or textual inputs. Smart scaling of graphics that redraws according to the screen resolution. Remote control and monitoring over HTTP in web browsers running under iOS, Android or Windows
The HMI displaying the status for the various operating
parts of an air handling unit (A HU)
Configuration and Setup
N a m e d Pegasus Utility, this module deals with
systemwide configuration and setup. Functions, features and settings done in this module include Data entry for points Settings for alarm, notifications and trending C ommunication and data retrieval with controllers Protocol specific settings (Modbus, BAC net, SNMP, OPC etc) Authentication and authorisation
The user interface is designed to be intuitive and easy- Pegasus Utility listing the controllers in the system to-use, reducing the learning curve taken to become being configured hierarchically farmiliar with the system as well as lightening the workload typical of data entry task.
Audio alerts upon receipt of alarms Alarms are annotated by point name, priority, state, occurred time and cleared time. When acknowledging alarms, operators may include textual remarks describing the nature of the alarms or actions taken to resolve the alarms Notifications on the state and health of controllers assist maintenance Database of alarms can be queried and searched for specific alarms to aid troubleshooting and analysis Tabular display of new alarms External, third party forwarding possible through SMS, e-mail and SNMP Trap Supports transactional printing with dot matrix printers
Scheduling
This module provides the user interface for creating and
configuring the schedules that control the values of points according to times of day that you define. You can schedule the switching on/off of equipments and devices or change the values of setpoints for ambient temperatures, brightness of lights etc. Basically, anything that can be set, changed or controlled manually through the HMI can be scheduled to be handled automatically. Exception schedules are available that override the regular schedules in atypical cases such as public holidays or during special events like meetings, gatherings or parties. Schedule that controls the outdoor lights of a building
Automatic realtime collection and storage of sampled
log data from controllers and various other sources Logged data can be queried from the data store according to a defined period and plotted in line charts to be appropriately reviewed and analysed Plotted line charts can be saved as images Logged data extracted from the data repository can be exported and saved in more common and versatile formats such as Portable Document Format (PDF) and Comma Separated Values (C SV) for printing, futher review or to be used in meetings or discussions
Line chart showing the temperature trend of a room (red)
and the setpoint (green)
Process Control
Processes are defined and edited in a graphical editor
as ladder diagrams Ladder diagrams are saved into files. Unfinished diagrams can be reopened later for futher editing Numerous useful functions and macros provided from basic arithmetic operations such as addition and subtraction to complex macros l i k e proportional intergral derivative (PID), fuzzy logic, analogue to digital conversion etc. Variables further augment the creation of complex calculations and processes. These variables can be A segment of the logic/process that controls the used to hold temporary values, or to store final switching on/off of lights according to the presence of results of calculations for later use, both a common movement. Movement is detected with motion detectors. necessity of complex calculations. The status polled from these motion detectors are used Variables can be volatile or non-volatile i.e their in the evaluation of the logic/process. values can persist across cold reboots or power outages. This module complies with the IEC 61135-4 guidelines.
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