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Important instructions
Read these instructions carefully and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to
install, operate, service or maintain it.
The following special messages may appear throughout this bulletin or on the equipment to warn of potential
hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure.
The addition of either symbol to a "Danger" or "Warning" safety label indicates that an electrical hazard
exists, which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed.

This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety
messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.

DANGER
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death, serious injury, equipment damage,
or permanent loss of data.

WARNING
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in death or serious injury.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, equipment damage, or
permanent loss of data.

CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in minor or moderate injury.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in injury or equipment damage.

NOTICE
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury. The safety alert symbol shall not be used
with this signal word.

Please note
Electrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained only by qualified personnel. No
responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material.
A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction, operation and installation of
electrical equipment, and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.

Before you begin

Electrical monitoring and control equipment and related software are used in a variety of the buildings. The type or
model of electrical monitoring and control equipment suitable for each application will vary depending on factors
such as the system dependability level, unusual conditions and government regulations etc.
Only the user can be aware of all the conditions and factors present during setup, operation and maintenance of
the solution. Therefore, only the user can determine the electrical monitoring and control equipment and the
related safeties and interlocks which can be properly used. When selecting electrical monitoring and control
equipment and related software for a particular application, the user should refer to the applicable local and
national standards and regulations. The National Safety Council’s Accident Prevention Manual also provides
much useful information.
Ensure that appropriate safeties and mechanical/electrical interlocks protection have been installed and are
operational before placing the equipment into service. All mechanical/electrical interlocks and safeties protection
must be coordinated with the related equipment and software programming.

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Start up and test

Before using electrical control and automation equipment for regular operation after installation, the system
should be given a start-up test by qualified personnel to verify correct operation of the equipment. It is important
that arrangements for such a check be made and that enough time is allowed to perform complete and satisfactory
testing.
Follow all start-up tests recommended in the equipment documentation. Store all equipment documentation for
future references.
Software testing must be done in both simulated and real environments.
Verify that the completed system is free from all short circuits and grounds, except those grounds installed
according to local regulations (according to the National Electrical Code in the U.S.A., for instance). If high-
potential voltage testing is necessary, follow recommendations in equipment documentation to prevent accidental
equipment damage.
Before energizing equipment:
bb Remove tools, meters, and debris from equipment.
bb Close the equipment enclosure door.
bb Perform all start-up tests recommended by the manufacturer.

Operation and adjustments

The following precautions are from the NEMA Standards Publication ICS 7.1-195 (English version prevails):
bb Regardless of the care exercised in the design and manufacture of equipment or in the selection and ratings of
components, there are hazards that can be encountered if such equipment is improperly operated.
bb It is sometimes possible to misadjust the equipment and thus produce unsatisfactory or unsafe operation.
Always use the manufacturer’s instructions as a guide for functional adjustments. Personnel who have access to
these adjustments should be familiar with the equipment manufacturer’s instructions and the machinery used with
the electrical equipment.
bb Only those operational adjustments actually required by the operator should be accessible to the operator.
Access to other controls should be restricted to prevent unauthorized changes in operating characteristics.

Safety pre-cautions
The following safety messages apply to installation, configuration and operation of the Gateway Long Range, the
products PowerLogic HeatTag and PowerLogic PowerTag and mobile applications EcoStruxureTM Power
Commission and EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert

WARNING
UNINTENDED EQUIPMENT OPERATION
bb Do not use the software to control time-critical functions because communication delays can occur between
the time a control is initiated and when that action is applied.
bb Do not use the software to control remote equipment without securing it with an authorized access level, and
without including a status object to provide feedback about the status of the control operation.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or serious injury.

WARNING
INACCURATE DATA RESULTS
bb Do not incorrectly configure the software, as this can lead to inaccurate reports and/or data results.
bb Do not base your maintenance or service actions solely on messages and information displayed by the software.
bb Do not rely solely on software messages and reports to determine if the system is functioning correctly or
meeting all applicable standards and requirements.
bb Consider the implications of unanticipated transmission delays or failures of communications links.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, equipment damage, or permanent
loss of data.

NOTICE
LOSS OF DATA
bb Be sure to activate product and component licenses prior to the expiry of the trial license.
bb Ensure that you activate sufficient licenses for the servers and devices in your system.
bb Backup or archive any SQL Server database data before adjusting any database memory options.
bb Only personnel with advanced knowledge of SQL Server databases should make database parameter changes.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in loss of data.

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NOTICE
UNAUTHORIZED OR UNINTENDED ACCESS TO CUSTOMER DATA
bb Personnel setting up third-party authentication of the software must be aware that links to data are not secure.
bb Do not setup access links to sensitive or secure data.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in unauthorized or unintended access to sensitive or
secure customer data.

NOTICE
NETWORK INOPERABILITY
Do not make unauthorized changes in the network configuration.
Failure to follow these instructions can result in an unstable or unusable network.
This document is intended to describe how to select and configure the Smart panels system.

DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, BURN OR EXPLOSION
bb Only qualified personnel familiar with low and medium voltage equipment are to perform work described in
this set of instructions. Workers should understand the hazards involved in working with or near low and
medium voltage circuits.
bb Perform such work only after reading and understanding all of the instructions contained in this bulletin.
bb Turn off all power before working on or inside equipment.
bb Use a properly rated voltage sensing device to confirm that the power is off.
bb Before performing visual inspections, tests, or maintenance on the equipment, disconnect all sources of
electric power. Assume that all circuits are live until they have been completely de-energized, tested,
grounded, and tagged. Pay particular attention to the design of the power system. Consider all sources of
power, including the possibility of back feeding.
bb Handle this equipment carefully and install, operate, and maintain it correctly in order for it to function
properly. Neglecting fundamental installation and maintenance requirements may lead to personal injury, as
well as damage to electrical equipment or other property.
bb Beware of potential hazards, wear personal protective equipment and take adequate safety precautions.
bb Do not make any modifications to the equipment or operate the system with the interlocks removed. Contact
your local field sales representative for additional instruction if the equipment does not function as described in
this manual.
bb Carefully inspect your work area and remove any tools and objects left inside the equipment.
bb Replace all devices, doors and covers before turning on power to this equipment.
bb All instructions in this manual are written with the assumption that the customer has taken these measures
before performing maintenance or testing.
Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

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Asset and Energy management have never been

simpler
Smart Panels connect you to energy savings in three steps.

Digitize Measure
> Easily collaborate and share >E
 mbedded and stand-alone
switchboard documents metering
> Attach preventative > Control capabilities
maintenance plans

Connect Act
> Integrated communication >D
 ata-driven energy efficiency
interfaces actions
> Ready to connect to > Real time monitoring and control
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert
> Access to energy and asset
management through online
services

Tested, Validated, Documented Smart Panels architecture

Smart Panels have been certified via Schneider Electric's "guide" quality process
Tested in performance labs by experts, in the most common configuration
Validated full functional compatibility of devices
Documented, with user guide, predefined CAD panel designs & wiring diagrams

Smart Panels overview

Smart Panels are key components of energy and asset in buildings.
You can only manage what you measure and see. Schneider Electric Smart Panels
form the basis of a simple solution for understanding how a building functions in
terms of maintenance, energy consumption and technical performance.
Smart Panels are the first step in creating an energy or asset management strategy.
Combined with Schneider Electric Services, they form a complete solution for real
energy savings and uptime.
Smart Panels are based on the Ethernet network. Ethernet is widely used in
domestic and industrial applications, allowing easy, transparent access to electrical
devices from any location.

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Purpose
The purpose of this guide is to provide methodology and how to configure
Smart Panels - electrical distribution switchboards featuring full digital connectivity.
This is achieved through one main reference switchboard architectures which have
been fully tested, validated and documented (guide) in Schneider Electric
laboratories.
This guide supplements the other Ecostruxure Power Smart Panels design and
construction documents.

Connected Smart Panels

products catalogue Assembly Guide

Design and Brochure

Selection guide

Prerequisites
Familiarity with LV electrical distribution components is required to understand and
benefit from this guide.

Scope of Smart Panels

The first release of this guide deals with LV switchboards for non-critical, small and
medium buildings:
bb School
bb Gymnasium
bb Small Hotel
bb Bank
bb Office
bb Hotel
bb Supermarket
bb Retail...
Only new buildings are covered by this document. For revamping projects, verify
the compatibility of existing devices with the new Enerlin’X system using
the EcoStruxure Power Commission configuration tool, or with the help of your local
Schneider Electric support.

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Smart Panels: power management has never been simpler

Act On the panel > On local network > On internet

FDM128 Devices web pages EcoStruxure Facility Expert

EcoStruxure Power Commission

Connect

Com'X Smartlink SI B PowerTag Link IFM IFE / IFE Gateway

Measure

ComPact NSX PowerLogic Sepam S40 MasterPact MTZ

PowerTag NSX

Energy meter PowerLogic PowerLogic Power meter TH110 sensor

PowerTag PowerTag

Digitize
Digital Logbook EcoStruxureTM
Functionalities Facility Expert

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Network architecture case study

The selected communication architecture is detailed below:
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Ethernet communication network

Communication network separation
Com’X enables to separate the Ethernet communication network of the electrical devices from IT communication network of the building.

Ethernet device discovery: DPWS (Device Profile for Web Services)

Devices connected to the Ethernet network are automatically detected and identified, thanks to DPWS (device profile for web services)
embedded in Microsoft, Windows 7 and Windows 10.
Connect your computer to the Smart Panels Ethernet network or directly to a device. Open Windows Explorer and click on "Network".
Double click a device to access its webpages.
Note: Connection via routers is not compatible with the DPWS feature: a router stops this kind of web service.
In this selected architecture, the connection to the local Ethernet network enables DPWS discovery.

IP addressing
An Internet router is used to connect the electrical installation to EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert. The Internet router provides an Ethernet DSL
connection and delivers the IP addresses of the Com’X (E1 Ethernet port).
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Internet router DHCP setting

Then IP addresses of electrical devices are provided in DHCP mode by the Com’X (E2 Ethernet port) to Enerlin’X Acti9 Smartlinks and IFEs devices.
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IP addressing table

Modbus communication network

The Enerlin’X devices ensure auto-adaptation of the Modbus communication parameters, except for the setting of the Modbus address.
The table below shows the Modbus addresses used in this guide:
Device type Name Modbus address
IFE Breaker 2 255
IFM Breaker 3 1
IFM Breaker 1 2
eIFE GeneralBreaker 255
Smartlink SI B Smartlink SI B - 5B14 255
iEM 3150 Energy Meter 1
Smartlink Modbus Smartlink Modbus 2
PowerLogic PowerTag PT150 150
PowerLogic PowerTag PT151 151
PowerLogic PowerTag PT152 152
PowerLogic PowerTag PT153 153
PowerLogic PowerTag PT154 154
PowerLogic PowerTag PT155 155
PowerLogic PowerTag PT156 156

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1
I purchase GoDigital 10
1.1. Purchase EcoStruxure TM
Facility Expert subscription......................................... 10

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I commission EcoStruxure Power Commission 13
Introduction ........................................................................................................ 13
devices 2.1. Project creation.................................................................................................. 15
2.2. Device discovery............................................................................................... 18
2.3. Mass firmware upgrade features....................................................................... 28
2.4. LV circuit breaker system ................................................................................. 35
2.5. Acti9 Smartlink system....................................................................................... 35
2.6. Com’X Configuration (EcoStruxure Power Commission and webpages)........... 36

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Com'X (Advanced features) 53
3.1. Com'X generalities............................................................................................. 53
3.2. Network setting.................................................................................................. 53
3.3. Custom model creation for OF/SD in Com'X...................................................... 54
3.4. Events activation................................................................................................ 54
3.5. Custom event on OF/SD in Com'X..................................................................... 54

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FDM128 55
4.1. General settings . .............................................................................................. 55
4.2. Communication Settings.................................................................................... 55
4.3. Autodiscovery.................................................................................................... 55
4.4. PowerLogic PowerTag monitoring with FDM128................................................ 56

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5.1. Introduction........................................................................................................ 57
operating 5.2. Prerequisites...................................................................................................... 58
5.3. Initial setup......................................................................................................... 59
application 5.4. Declaring circuit breaker asset.......................................................................... 59
5.5. Creating a panelboard asset and pairing an alarm to the panelboard.............. 59
5.6. Checking the assets import in the mobile application........................................ 60
5.7. Optional settings................................................................................................ 60

Troubleshooting 62
Troubleshooting on Com’X......................................................................................... 62
Default settings & password...................................................................................... 63
Firmware installation and upgrade recommendations............................................... 64
ULP system................................................................................................................ 67
Ethernet network........................................................................................................ 68

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1.1. Purchase EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert subscription
GoDigital is the Schneider Electric online market place that allows you to purchase a subscription to
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.
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1.1.1. Prerequisites
You should be an identified user with login credentials to purchase EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert on GoDigital.
If you don’t have credentials, please self-register or contact your Schneider Electric representative or customer
care center.

1.1.2. Purchasing an EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert subscription

Login at https://godigital.schneider-electric.com/smp/global/countrySelector.page with your credentials.
In the SOLUTIONS tab, select a subscription for EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert, add it to your cart and follow each
step of the purchasing process.
There are three available subscriptions:
bb EcoStruxure Facility Expert-Operations
bb EcoStruxure Facility Expert-Energy
bb EcoStruxure Facility Expert-Smart Power combining operations and energy features
Follow basic guidelines below:
Subscriptions
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https://godigital.schneider-electric.com/smp/global/countrySelector.page
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You will receive an email with subscription confirmation.

The subscription will be then available for use, with an automatic provisioning between GoDigital and
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.
If one subscription license is not available in your country, contact your SE representative.

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Introduction
Smart Panels' system configuration and monitoring tools include the following:
bb EcoStruxure Power Commission software for LV circuit breakers setting and monitoring
(IFE - IO module - Acti9 communication system - electrical protection settings, Com'X510...).
bb FDM128 autodiscovery configuration feature.

Prerequisites
The Smart Panels electrical switchboards and the Enerlin'X devices should be powered on. The following sections
detail the addressing of Modbus serial line devices, the project creation with EcoStruxure Power Commission
software and the devices discovery. Then the configuration of LV breaker Digital system and Acti9 communication
system is presented.

Device Modbus addressing

In this section, the basic hardware settings are retained for each type of communication device included in the
Smart Panels. These single settings should be applied before the system is configured.

Acti9 Smartlink system

First step is the installation of the Acti9 system, then depending on Acti9 Smartlink type, the hardware settings of
communication are detailled bellow.
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Rotary Switch
Modbus adressing

Modbus version

Modbus slave addressing with rotary switch (Modbus address should be unique).

IFM
Modbus addresses:
Modbus addresses should be set with the two rotary switches (X1 and X10 symbols). The X10 symbol refers to the
tens and the X1 symbol to the units.

Example:
To set the Modbus address to 4, proceed as follows:
IFM rotary switch:
bb Set the X10 switch to 0.
bb Set the X1 switch to 4.
bb Turn the padlock switch to the unlocked position.
Verify the connection between the Enerlin’X IFM and the circuit breaker: press the test button on the IFM and
visually check that the associated Micrologic trip unit flashes simultaneously (ON: 1000 ms/OFF: 1000 ms):
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Test

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Note: If an FDM121 is used, its screen also flashes.

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EcoStruxure Power Commission introduction
EcoStruxure Power Commission software is the main system configuration tool for
Smart Panels. EcoStruxure Power Commission assists different types of user
throughout the life cycle of your electrical installation:
bb Panel builders: for factory commissioning. EcoStruxure Power Commission
provides communication reports and enables to check the correct cabling of the
digital components.
bb Installer: on site commissioning, electrical protection settings.
bb Operator and maintenance team: monitoring, advanced diagnosis, firmware
upgrade.

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EcoStruxure Power Commission software

How to get EcoStruxure Power Commission software

To get EcoStruxure Power Commission configuration software go to www.schneider-
electric.com and look for EcoStruxure Power Commission in product search bar.

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2.1. Project creation

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EcoStruxure Power Commission configuration software saves all electrical assets of the building with
contextualization of loads. Users can sort electrical assets by electrical switchboard and locate them inside the
building.
The following section details the EcoStruxure Power Commission features (project creation after device discovery,
check operation of circuit breaker, firmware upgrade maintenance operation).

How to create a project with EcoStruxure Power Commission

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> Click on "Create new Project"

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> Write all the information related to your project

> Then click on "Next"

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> Write all information related about end user site details

> Then click on "Continue"

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1
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1 Click on
2 Click on "Building"

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1
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1 Click on
2 Click on "Switchboard"
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The creation of QR code is not mandatory and will not be covered in this guide.

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2.2. Device discovery
2.2.1. Advanced project creation
EcoStruxure Power Commission software allows you to create a project by device discovery. Device discovery
enables you to discover the devices in the network. It also provides an option to generate and save the report for the
devices discovered in the network in PDF format. Connect your laptop to the local Ethernet network of the Smart
Panels and click the Discovery button.
It also allows you to identify uniquely your switchboard and share documentation linked to the switchboard with a
community.

How to discover electrical devices with EcoStruxure Power Commission

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> On switchboard window, click on "Devices"

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> Devices should appear at the end of the loading animation.

If you get the error message displayed above, check your connection and click on "Refresh".

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By default, all devices are selected.

> Add the Modbus address of the relevant devices and then click on "Find Devices".
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> Click on "Add device"

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> Adding devices in progress

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> This window will then appear.

> Save the project <

How to commission PowerTag with EcoStruxure Power Commission

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> On product window:

1 Click on "Connect to Device".
2 Click on "Configure".

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> Click on "Wireless devices".

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> This window should then appear.

If no PowerTag appears, click on "Scan".
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> If you would like to physically locate your PowerTag in your switchboard, click on "Locate" to make it blink.
The above window will then appear and the PowerTag will start blinking.

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> If the "Device Values" column already contains values, then you can import these directly into your project by
clicking on "Write to Project".
> If you wish to change the values relating to your PowerTag devices, click on the little arrow to edit the relevant
fields.
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> Once you finished editing, click on "Write to Device".

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> Click on "Proceed".

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> Click on
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> Click on "Disconnect"

> And then < "Save"

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2.2.2. Communication test report
EcoStruxure Power Commission software provides an easily accessible communication test report to
demonstrate that communication links, device hardware settings and cabling have been correctly installed. This
can be used to confirm communication setting conformity in the inspection report on the building of the electrical
panel.
This test report feature is available without an Internet connection.
From your project, click on "Create Report" and launch "Communication Test and Report".
Finally, run the test and if required generate the report to save it locally to your computer:

How to create a communication test report with EcoStruxure Power Commission

1
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1 Click on "Test"
2 Click on "Communication"
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> Click on "Run test"

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> Wait until the end of the test

> There are then two possibilities:

•• Either you get no errors, as shown below
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•• Or you get some errors, as shown below

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> If you do get errors, check your ULM, Modbus and Ethernet connections and re-run the rest

> Click on "Generate Report"

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> A report with no errors.

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> A report with errors

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> Click on "Launch Firmware Upgrade"

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> Fill the devices address

> And click on "Show Firmware Details"

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Example of a device with upgrade required

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> Select the tickbox and click on "next" to upgrade

> You can select several devices if needed

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> Enter the device password (available in the device user manual)
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> Devices ready to upgrade

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> Click on "I understand"

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Upgrade in process: Step 1

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Upgrade in process: Step 2

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2.4. LV circuit breaker system
The IFE and IO Module can be configured and tested using EcoStruxure Power Commission or via webpages
embedded in the IFE device. The IFE and IO Module devices should be connected with correct addressing to operate
effectively. The following steps are for the configuration with EcoStruxure Power Commission for a MTZ circuit
breaker.

2.4.1. MTZ configuration

From the EcoStruxure Power Commission project, connect to an IFE device:
> 1. Select the desired circuit breaker and the attached IFE component to connect to.
> 2. Click on "Connect to Device".

> see How to configure MasterPact MTZ with EcoStruxure Power Commission

2.4.2. Input Output assignment

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The IO Module provides predefined applications (Cradle management, Breaker operation, Load Control, etc.) and
allows the user to customize some inputs and/or outputs. To do this, the user should first assign the selected inputs/
outputs s/he wishes to use in EcoStruxure Power Commission.

> see How to assign Input of IO module application with EcoStruxure Power Commission

The IO module of the HVAC is used for the cradle application (predefined application 1). The digital input 4 is
assigned to a piece of contact information showing the availability status of the MV/LV Power at the hypermarket
transformer station. A temperature sensor which monitors the outside ambient air temperature is added to the Analog
input of the IO module.
Note: A second IO module can be added to the circuit breaker communication system. In this case, predefined
application 9 should be used to add user-defined applications (door contact information, fuse health, etc.).

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2.5. Acti9 Smartlink system
The Acti9 Smartlink can be configured and tested using EcoStruxure Power Commission. Smartlink devices should
be connected with correct addressing to operate effectively.

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2.5.1. Wired configuration
The following steps show the configuration with EcoStruxure Power Commission.

> see How to configure Acti9 Smartlink OF/SD accessories with EcoStruxure Power Commission

2.5.2. Wireless configuration

PowerLogic PowerTag wireless sensors are configured with EcoStruxure Power Commission software.

> see How to pair PowerLogic PowerTag sensor with Acti9 Smartlink with EcoStruxure Power Commission

EcoStruxure Power Commission software provides a locating function: click the "Locate" button in front of the PowerLogic
PowerTag to start the LED blinking and identify the correct PowerLogic PowerTag.

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 om’X Configuration (EcoStruxure Power Commission
and webpages)
There are two ways to commission a Com'X:
• By using the PC application “EcoStruxure Power Commission” + Web pages (as described in this part):
- This works in the case of a new Com’X (non-configured).
Note: If you want to manage Modbus slaves on Com’X serial link, then it is necessary to first configure the
Modbus TCP slaves before configuring the slaves in Modbus RTU (serial)
• By using the web pages of the Com’X (not described in this guide):
- This method is to be privileged for advanced users and Com’X already configured.
- This method works for all configurations including complex architecture with Zigbee devices directly connected
to the Com’X.
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> Click on "Connect to device"

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> Click on "Add devices to server"

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> Click on a device

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> Fill the information for the device

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> If an arrow is displayed near the device, click on it to display all devices
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> Click on a device

> Fill the information for the device
> Repeat these two actions for each device

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> All devices should be "Ready to add"

> Click on "Add to server"
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> Enter username and password of Com'X device. By default user name is "admin" and password is "admin"
> Click on "Login"

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> Click on "Add to server"

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Adding devices to server

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> Devices are added to the server

> Click on "Close"
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> Click on "Disconnect"

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> Click on "Communication view"

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> Click on the Com’X gear icon

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> Enter Date & Time settings

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> Select Network settings :

•• use two separate ports
•• ask the IT department for the choice between DHCP client and IPv4.

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> Check your Ethernet connection cable and Com'X port

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> Select "Reply to ping"

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> Enter Proxy settings if needed, ask information from your IT department
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> Select Modbus tab: enter Modbus serial setting if slave devices are connected
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> 1 Enable Schneider Electric Services

> 2 Click on "Apply to device"

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The settings are applied

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> Click on "Communication Diagram"

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To finish the configuration, go on the Com'X webpage

Open your File explorer and click on network

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> Double click on the Com'X in the Windows network explorer

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A webpage is displayed
> Enter Username and Password. By default Username is "admin" and Password is "admin"
> Click on "Connect"

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> 1 Read the License Agreement.

> 2 Accept it.
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> Change the password

> Click on "OK"

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> Click on "Device Settings"

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All the devices configured in EcostruXure Power Commission are listed here
> Click on "Settings"
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The settings entered with EPC are shown here

> Click on "Publication"

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> Select your Publication settings

> Click on "Save Changes"
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> Click on "Site information"

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> 1 Enter "Site name"

> 2 Click on "Save changes"
> 3 Click on "Data logging"
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> Set data logging parameters

> Click on "Save changes"
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3.1. Com'X generalities
For a general configuration overview, please refer to the Com’X user manual where you will have further
information on:
bb Windows device discovery (DPWS),
bb Com’X provides a DHCP server by default on port E2; it will automatically attribute an IP address to the computer so that
it can connect easily to the Com’X default IP address: 10.25.1.1. The DHCP server delivers addresses from 10.25.1.65
and provides a free addressing zone between 10.25.1.2 and 10.25.1.64 (use if setting a static IP address in your
system).
bb Wifi USB dongle, Com’X as an access point with nothing to configure:
vv A convenient way to configure the Com’X when access is difficult or to avoid requesting an IP from the
customer network ("Private" Wifi network of Com’X)
vv Galvanic isolation with Wifi.

Com’X provides access to its webpages in HTTPS (as shown at the previous part). To enable this you may be asked
to provide a certificate which is delivered by your information system provider. (Certificates are linked to your Domain
Name Server).
At this stage it is strongly recommended to get the serial number of Com'X to connect further the electrical installation
to EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert. Refer to section 5.2.2.

Check Firmware version

The firmware of Com'X compliant with EcoStruxureTM Power is available on Schneider Electric's website, on the
"Documents and Downloads" section of product's page, see the following video for the upgrade process.

> see How to check the firmware version of Com'X

3.2. Network setting

RECOMMENDED PRACTICE
Do not connect your electrical installation without Firewall. Devices connected to Internet and Internet Firewall
must be updated.

Advanced setting: use of Proxy

The IT department of the building very often requires the outgoing traffic to go through a proxy.
In that case it is mandatory to configure the Com’X to use this Proxy (because the direct access from the Com’X to
the internet will be blocked by the Firewall of the site).
If the network administrator has set up a proxy or a firewall, verify that he has authorized the following HTTPS
endpoints to allow the Com’X to communicate with the Facility Insights server:
bb https://*.azure-devices.net:443
bb https://bootstrap.gl.struxurewarecloud.com:443
bb https://remoteshell.rsp.schneider-electric.com:443

Publication
The final step consist in activating the data publication from Com'X to EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.

> see How to start data publication in Com'X

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3.3. Custom model creation for OF/SD in Com'X

The notification feature in Acti9 Communication System is not supported natively. The user needs to create a
custom model as a contactor and then apply it to the selected unit. One custom model can be instantiated several
times.
Custom models are multiple and can be applied to other electrical device model of Com'X, refer to the Com'X
manual.

> see How to create custom model of OF/SD in Com'X

> see How to connect an OF/SD to Acti9 Smartlink in Com'X

3.4. Events activation

EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert mobile app provides automatic notification to mobile device in case of main
electrical fault. They are considered as predefined events built for each model type of LV circuit breaker
(MasterPact MTZ - NT -NW, ComPact NS-NSX).
The user needs to activate the feature in Com'X and select the relevant ones to be monitored in EcoStruxureTM
Facility Expert mobile app later on.

> see How to activate alert in Com'X

3.5. Custom event on OF/SD in Com'X

The next step consists of creating a notification from Acti9 Communication System circuit breaker is to create a
custom event on the contactor custom model created in the previous section.

> see How to create custom events on OF/ SD in Com'X

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4.1. General settings
A settings wizard is automatically launched at first power-on to help you set up the FDM128 display unit. The

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setting wizard guides you through three main configuration parts:
> 1. The FDM128 display unit general settings.
> 2. The communication settings depending on the network architecture.
> 3. The editing devices functionalities.
Each configuration part is described further in this section. Each time you modify the communication network, it
is recommended to update the communication settings.
Note: In case of power loss, the FDM128 display unit will retain the settings.
The following video shows the sequence of steps presented by the settings wizard to configure the FDM128
general settings:

> see How to configure the general settings of FDM128 local display

4.2. Communication Settings

The following video shows how to configure Acti9 Smartlink gateway SIB, IFE gateway, IFE and eIFE in the
FDM128 local display.

> see How to configure the FDM128 local display

4.3. Autodiscovery
The autodiscovery sequence detects up to 16 devices on the network. These devices are displayed in
ascending order by Modbus address, with the Modbus address indicated in the first column.
Note: The 16 detected devices are those with the 16 first Modbus addresses. You can select a maximum of
eight devices from the discovered devices.
The FDM128 display guides you through the following autodiscovery procedure:

Step Action
1 The audiodiscovery sequence is started during the communication
settings procedure.
A progress bar is displayed during the audiodiscovery sequence. The
sequence duration is around 5 minutes.
2 In the list of the discovered devices, select the check box for each device
you want to include.
Devices previously selected is an audiodiscovery loop are displayed in
gray.
3 Press Finish.
The Editing devices screen appears.
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4.4. PowerLogic PowerTag monitoring with FDM128

The following video shows how to monitor Acti9 PowerLogic PowerTag devices from Acti9 Smartlink gateway SIB in
the FDM128 local display.

> see How to monitor PowerLogic PowerTag sensors in FDM128 local display

> see How to monitor PowerLogic PowerTag NSX sensors in FDM128 local display

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5.1. Introduction
RECOMMENDED PRACTICE
Use Com'X 210 if only the cloud based application is required without local energy management. Settings are
identical to Com'X 510 for EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.

EcoStruxure Facility Expert

Whether used on smartphone, tablet, online or offline,
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert is a collaborative technology that
helps you optimize your operational efficiency and expand
your business with preventative maintenance and enhanced
energy services. It allows you to stay connected to buildings
and equipments, involving very simple information sharing
between all users.
Providing relevant information on key assets and sending
documented alarms EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert-Operations
allows to diagnose remotely in case of issue and to manage
maintenance more efficiently.
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert-Energy is fully adapted to multi-sites projects and helps you track energy
consumption, delivers reports and operates dashboards comparing zone, usage or meters to identify contributors
to peak consumption or to simply compare your buildings with local performance scale (A to I graph).

A web portal to monitor energy A mobile App for asset maintenance and
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5.2. Prerequisites
This chapter contains information about the elements and data that have to be collected before starting to
commission EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.

5.2.1. User account and EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert subscription

You need to have:
bb A valid EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert account with login and password. If GoDigital is not available for
subscription in your country, please contact your local SE representative to obtain your account and access to
EcoStruxure Facility Expert.
bb At least one available EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert subscription. To learn about the features of each
subscription and know how to purchase the most suitable refer to chapter 1.

5.2.2. Data required to set up EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert

Data required to create a customer
bb Name [1]:
bb Email:
bb Country [1]:
bb Activity [1]:
[1] Mandatory

Data required to create a site

bb Name [1]:
bb Address [1]:
bb Zip code [1]:
bb City [1]:
bb State [1]:
bb Time zone [1]:
bb Surface area:
[1] Mandatory

Data required for the company data agreement signature

At the end of the setup, an email is sent to the Building Owner or the Building Data Responsible to sign the
Company data agreement.
The data will not be exported from the site to EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert until the legal documents are signed.

Com’X serial number

You will have to pair the Com’X with the site using the serial number of the Com’X. It can be found in the Com’X
embedded webpage, in the About area or on top of the product, as displayed in the figure below.
It starts with RN-DN…
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In this step, you will:
bb create a customer and a site,
bb assign an EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert subscription to the site and pair the Com’X to the site,
bb retrieve all devices configured in the Com’X.

RECOMMENDED PRACTICE
Ensure that the person responsible for the site data (Building owner or facility manager) has signed the terms
and conditions received in his/her email box.
On the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert web portal, select the Settings Menu > Setup wizard tab and follow each
step of the wizard.

> see How to set up EcoStruxure™ Facility Expert

Check that all devices have been well retrieved with the right measurements.
Energy meters will be automatically declared in EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.
If the number of meters exceeds what is included within your subscription, you should declare the meters in
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.

> see How to declare energy meter in EcoStruxure™ Facility Expert

5.4. Declaring circuit breaker asset

In this step, you will:
bb check the devices you want to manage as an asset.

> see How to declare circuit breaker asset in EcoStruxure™ Facility Expert

Check that the events have been created for:

bb Schneider Electric circuit breakers that you have declared as an asset.

5.5. C
 reating a panelboard asset and pairing an alarm
to the panelboard
Check that custom events which have been configured in Com'X have been created in EcoStruxureTM Facility
Expert.
In this step, you create a type of asset "Electrical panelboard" and pair it to the custom events you have previously
configured in the Com'X. For example, this will enable you to receive a notification on your smartphone when an
Acti9 circuit breaker trips.
On the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert web portal, select the Settings Menu > My Customer & Sites.
Select your site in the treeview and click on the button "Create new asset".

> see How to create a panelboard asset and pair OF/SD alarms in EcoStruxure™ Facility Expert

Additional alarms can be attached to the same Asset.

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 hecking the assets import in the mobile application
In this step, you check on EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert mobile app that:
bb all assets have been correctly imported,
bb the maintenance plans are implemented for MasterPact circuit breakers,
bb you receive a notification on your smartphone when an alarm is triggered.

> see How to manage my assset with alert notification in EcoStruxure™ Facility Expert

Download EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert mobile application:

For iOS device For Android device

5.7. Optional settings

5.7.1. Manage user in Facility Expert
Set up and manage user profiles through your App or Web portal.
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert proposes profiles with adapted and restrictive abilities regarding your effective
relationships with your Team, Contractors or Customers.

Operators
Contractors
Manager(s)

Client manager Client viewer

(ex: technical manager) (ex: business owner)

Notes:
bb From 5.0 you can log on multiple devices (smartphone, PC, tablet) simultaneously
bb As a EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert user you can only be part of one team on one account

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USER PROFILE MANAGER OPERATOR CONTRACTOR CLIENT MANAGER CLIENT VIEWER

USER MANAGEMENT
Add/remove a Manager ●
Add/remove an Operator ●
Add/remove a Contractor ●
Add/remove clients users ● ●
Manage access to assets per user ●
COMMISSIONING & SETTINGS on webportal
Create a customer ●
Update customer information ● ●
Create site ● ●
Update site information ● ● ●
Associate a subscription to a site ● ●
Register a data source ● ● ●
Create / update / delete connected assets ● ●
Configure events settings on energy & assets ● ●
OPERATIONS FEATURES on mobile App
Create/modify/delete asset including QR code & attachments ● ●
Duplicate asset ●
Be notified and access to alarm / alert in case of issue ● ● ● ● ●
Acknowledge and close alarm / alert ● ● ●
Access to detailed asset dashboard ● ● ● ● ●
Scan QR code to access asset detail ● ● ● ● ●
Create log ● ● ●
Add a comment to a log ● ● ●
Delete log ●
Raise an issue / a ticket ● ● ● ● ●
Create / assign a task ● ● ●
Complete a task ● ● ●
Delete tasks completed ●
Collect readings manually ● ● ● ● ●
Customized reports ●
Generate intervention report ● ● ●
Generate activity report
Claim asset ownership by scanning QR code
Access to export data function (on demand)

5.7.2. Energy dashboard settings

On the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert web portal, select the Settings Menu > My Customer & Sites.
In the section Energy of a site, you are able to set:
bb power demand limit,
bb monthly targets for main consumptions,
bb monthly consumptions of previous years.

5.7.3. Energy events settings

On the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert web portal, select the Settings Menu > Events.
Clicking on each Energy events, you are able to:
bb set threshold for Power demand and Power Factor alarms,
bb enable/disable alarms,
bb select the recipients of the alarms to be notified through email.

5.7.4. Asset events settings

On the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert mobile app, in My Profile, you are able to activate or deactivate the
notifications of new log, new alarm or new tasks.

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Troubleshooting on Com’X
For any question concerning the Com’X, refer to the troubleshooting section of the Com’X 210/510 User Guide.

Create / Set Up a Site in EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert

If Then
The desired service Contact your local Schneider Electric representative to confirm that you have
reference is not subscribed to the correct service offer.
available to create a site.
The Com’X cannot be bb Check Com’X serial number.
paired to the site. bb Check that the Com’X is not already paired to another site.
bb Contact Schneider Electric technical support.

Setting Up and Configuring the Com’X for EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert

If Then
The Com’X cannot If connected on the Ethernet port, check that there is no proxy present to set. If it is the
connect to the case, contact your network administrator.
EcoStruxureTM Facility If connected on the Ethernet port, it is possible that your DNS server is not compatible
Expert server. with Schneider Electric server. Temporarily try the Google DNS address 8.8.8.8 and
then contact Schneider Electric technical support.
Execute a Com’X restart.
Save Com'X device configuration if needed and execute a factory reset. Load the
configuration file again and try reconnecting to the remote platform.
The Com’X is not Check that the Com’X has been properly registered in EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert.
connected to the Facility
Insights server.
Configuration of Com'x User should configure manually both Com'X.
has to be duplicated The dupplication of configuration is not recommanded.

Modifying a custom event on OF/SD

If Then
You update a custom Pair again the asset in EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert in the event tab.
event in Com'X If necessary fill in the causes, potential result and recommendation fields.

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Testing Publication / Data Import in EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert

If Then
Following a successful Refresh the page (Ctrl+F5).
publication, the Com’X name Sign out and sign back in your EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert account.
has not been upgraded and Launch again a publication test.
the devices do not appear in Wait 15 minutes and refresh the page.
Contact Schneider Electric technical support.
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert
tree view.
No usage is displayed in the Check that the fields Usage, Building, Floor, and Zone have been properly filled in the
widget Consumption per EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert settings tab. The meter Main Meter is not displayed in
usage or no zone is those widgets.
displayed in the widget Eight usages and eight zones can be displayed in default widget size and up to 20
Consumption per zone. usages and 20 zones in larger widget size.
There is no value in the Check that the Switchboard Incomer check box has been selected for one of the
electrical distribution devices in the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert settings tab.
widget.
Some widgets are missing Check the time range displayed.
values.
There is no value in the This widget displays values from the day before.
Baseload widget.
The circuit breaker Check that the circuit breaker has been properly instrumented with the complementary
dashboard is incomplete. module (BSCM for ComPact NSX and PowerPact circuit breakers).
There is no circuit breaker in Check that the is active check box has been selected for the relevant circuit breakers in
the list of Assets. the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert Settings tab.
A wrong device has been Use the function Replace the device in the Com’X, publish data. Data history is kept.
configured in the Com’X.
Notification is not receive on Wait 2 min and refresh the EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert mobile App.
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert
Mobile App

Default settings & password

The default configurations are shown below:
To activate default configurations, > refer to the device user guides listed in the reference documents.

DHCP client (Default ADDR* =169.254.YY.ZZ**)

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Login: admin
Password: admin
SmartLink SI B

PowerTag link

E1 = E2
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Client DHCP (Default ADDR* =169.254.YY.ZZ**)

Login: Administrator
Password: Gateway

IFE

E1<>E2
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E1: DHCP client (Default ADDR* =169.254.YY.ZZ**)

E2: DHCP server (ADDR 10.25.1.1)
Login: admin
Password: admin (after first access, user is requested to change it)
Com'X

Static IP (Default ADDR* = 0.0.0.0)

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Login: admin
Password: admin
*: By default ADDR is the zero conf backup when DHCP is not present
**: YY.ZZ last digits of MAC ADDR
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Firmware installation and upgrade recommendations

It is important to consider your firmware in the context of the system.
In some situations, adding and updating devices potentially creates inconsistencies for communication and firmware
upgrades. It is therefore important to review your firmware upgrade plan with respect to other devices in your
system. If the firmware creates inconsistencies, the system may be subject to limitations or unexpected behavior.

Firmware precautions
Please follow the precautions below during a firmware installation or update:
bb Please check the Minimum Supported Baseline to ensure the firmware version is compatible with other devices.
bb Ensure that a verification plan is prepared and executed to verify that the product behavior and communication
is as planned.
bb It is recommended to perform a firmware upgrade during non-peak hours as the product cannot operate
normally until the upgrade is complete. This may result in some abnormal communication and perceived
unresponsiveness.
bb In some situations, the firmware upgrade may require the upgraded device to power cycle.

How to check the firmware version

It is important to manage the Smart Panels firmware to allow the full set of features. Each device should be
updated to ensure optimal communication and compliance of the modules. Most Enerlin’X products can be
connected to EcoStruxure Power Commission, a Windows-based application, to check the firmware compatibility.
Customers are encouraged to connect to EcoStruxure Power Commission and run the compatibility check to
ensure the system is coherent.
EcoStruxure Power Commission software provides the current baseline for Smart Panels components,
by clicking on the help button :
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EcoStruxure Power Commission Device Firmware compatibility

Then click on Device firmware baseline to get the current baseline compatibility or view the old one. EcoStruxure
Power Commission only allows to upgrade the firmware.
In addition, product versions can be found via the device webpages or on the splash screen during product
startup. For more information, > Please refer to the user guide for the product at
www.schneider-electric.com.

The EcoStruxure Power Commission compatibility check is used for Compact PowerPact (MCCB) MasterPact
(ACB) and Acti9 SmartLink devices. As a result, Enerlin’X devices that are not part of these product lines (e.g.
FDM128, Com’X, iEM, PM) should be manually verified with the Enerlin’X Communication Components Minimum
Supported Baseline.

In some cases, the firmware in the Enerlin’X system needs a physical component change to ensure correct
behavior. Please ensure that the product date code printed on the product sticker is higher than the number
mentioned in the Enerlin’X Communication Components Minimum Supported Baseline table accessible from the
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Firmware update tools

Most Enerlin’X products can be updated via EcoStruxure Power Commission. Supplementary firmware
downloads (e.g. FDM128, Com’X can be loaded onto products via a USB key. EcoStruxure Power Commission
software provides a one-click upgrade for:
bb The ULP system
bb The Acti9 Smartlink system.
From EcoStruxure Power Commission project, launch Firmware Upgrade:

> see How to check devices firmware baseline with EcoStruxure Power Commission

When connecting to a device, EcoStruxure Power Commission will inform you in case of firmware baseline
discrepency.
It is recommended to upgrade the device with the latest firmware available.
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Device firmware discrepancy

In some cases, EcoStruxure Power Commission may highlight hardware discrepency. It implies to change
physically the device.
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Hardware module discrepancy

In this case, contact your Schneider Electric Partner to replace the obsolete module.
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Firmware upgrade of IFE / IO / ComPact NSX

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Firmware upgrade of IFE / IO / MasterPact NT

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Firmware upgrade of Acti9 SmartLink SI B

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Firmware upgrade of Acti9 SmartLink Ethernet

Note that in this last screenshot, upgrade is not offered to the user as the “Current Version” is equal to the "Latest
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Troubleshooting

Firmware upgrade of MasterPact MTZ

Firmware upgrade Acti9 Smartlink Modbus.

> see How to upgrade the firmware of my Acti9 Smartlink

ULP system
Each Enerlin’X product using the ULP system provides a ULP LED diagnostic status. The tables below provide the
ULP LED blink code pattern and associated Mode/Action:
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ULP system LED diagnostic status

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Ethernet network
On some computers, DPWS is blocked by the firewall. If your firewall blocks the ping, it should be temporarily
disabled. Alternatively, request support from your local IT service to enable the DPWS service:
bb In the Windows notification area, right-click on the firewall icon (example with McAfee):
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Windows task bar

bb Open the 'Quick Settings' menu and uncheck the 'Firewall' item:
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bb Open the 'Quick settings' menu again and check that the 'Firewall' item is disabled:
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Deactivation of the firewall

Procedure to connect to Enerlin’X devices with a computer running Windows XP:

DPWS is not supported by Windows XP or previous versions of Windows OS.
If Windows XP is being used, a connection can be made to the Enerlin’X devices with Ethernet.
The steps to manually change the IP address of the computer in order to reach the device webpages are outlined
below:

Step Action
1 Disconnect your local computer from the local area network (LAN) and switch off
Wi-Fi.
2 Connect an Ethernet cable from the computer to the Enerlin’X IFE or Acti9 Smartlink
Ethernet.
3 Start Internet Explorer 8+, Mozilla Firefox 15+, Chrome 24+ or later versions.
Note: the computer should automatically use the default IP address 169.254.#.#
(# = 0...255 and the default subnet mask 255.255.0.0.
4 In the address text box, type 169.254.YY.ZZ where YY and ZZ are the last 2 bytes of
the IFE MAC address (found on the IFE side label) or Smartlink Ethernet IP address
(found on the Smartlink Ethernet top label), then press Enter. The home page opens in
your browser.
For example: for an IFE with MAC address 00-B0-D0-86-BB-F7, or 0-176-208-134-
187-247 in decimal, type 169.254.187.247 in the address text box.
5 Press Enter. The login page automatically opens in your browser.
6 Type user name and password. The home page automatically opens in your browser.
Com’X acts as a DHCP server on the Ethernet 2 port by default. Connect the computer via LAN to the E2 in the
Com’X and type 10.25.1.1 in the address text box to access the Com’X.
In both cases, the computer should use DHCP and not a static IP address.
To verify the setting, open a DOS command shell (Start\All Programs\Accessories\Command Prompt) and type
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Click "Enter" keyboard. The following information should be displayed (language will vary based on your OS
settings):
DB432599.eps

IPconfig DOS command

Verify that the IP address is the default one (e.g. static addressing is not enabled). If the parameters are not
correct, force an IP address directly in your network configuration using the steps below:
DB418210.eps

Configure the
interface
parameters

Configure the
IP
parameters

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Appendix

Glossary
This section explains certain words or acronyms which might be unclear to a reader who does not know the system
or the environment.
Term Description
ACB Air Circuit Breaker - MasterPact
Acti9 Smartlink Modular communication system for final distribution
BMS Building Management System
DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DPWS Devices Profile for Web Services
DSP Digital Service Platform
EcoStruxure Power Configuration software for LV circuit breaker (MasterPact - ComPact NS -
Commission ComPact NSX) and for Acti9 system
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMS Energy Management System
Enerlin'X Name of the range of digital product in Schneider Electric
IT service Information Technology service, manage the computers and network
LV Low Voltage
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker - Acti9
MCCB Molded Case Circuit Breaker - ComPact NSX - ComPact NS
Modbus Serial line protocol, also known as Modbus RTU
SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
TCP/IP Ethernet protocol
Ti24 connector Prefabricated connector in the Acti9 system
WAGES Water Air Gas Electricity Steam
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert Cloud based software for energy and asset management

Reference documents
The table below outlines the reference documents that provide further information as required.
Document title Reference
Brochure 998-1195102_GMA-EN
Electrical drawing - Medium size building use case - PRISMA-P TVDASPV1-CAD1
Electrical drawing - Small size building use case - PRISMA-G TVDASPV1-CAD2
Enerlin’X catalog LVCATENLX_EN
Smart Panels Digitized switchboards design and assembly guide DESW051_EN
IFE - Instruction sheet HRB49218-01
IO module - Instruction sheet HRB49217-00
FDM128 - Instruction sheet HRB45777-00
Acti9 Smartlink Mobus - Instruction sheet S1B33423
Acti 9 Smartlink Ethernet - Instruction sheet EAV14819-00
Circuit Breaker selection guide LV_ENLX_ACQ_EN
Com’X - Instruction sheet 253537642
BCM ULP - Instruction sheet 5100512864A (B)
IFM - Instruction sheet GHD1632301-05
IFE - User Guide DOCA0084EN-00
IO module - User Guide DOCA0055EN-00
Acti9 Smartlink Serial Line - User Guide DOCA0004EN
Acti 9 Smartlink Ethernet - User Guide DOCA0073EN
Com’X - User Guide DOCA0036EN-01
Com’X - Data acquisition design guide DOCA0035EN-01
FDM128 - Display for 8 LV Devices - User Guide DOCA0037EN-01
ULP System DOCA0093
Cyber security Com'X 7EN52-0360-00
How can I reduce vulnerability to cyber attacks Version 2.2 - 07 2015
Cybersecurity MTZ DOCA0122
EcoStruxureTM Facility Expert DOCA0092EN-04
Smart Panel plug'in SBO LVTVDABMS_EN
PowerLogic PowerTag - Wireless Energy Sensors - A9MEM15oo - Instruction Sheet EAV31628-04

EcoStruxure Power Commission configuration software

To get EcoStruxure Power Commission configuration software go to www.schneider-electric.com and look for
EcoStruxure Power Commission in product search bar.

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