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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 5

THE RECIPIENTS OF THIS MANUAL ..................................................................................................... 6

USING XWEB-EVO ................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1

INITIAL WIZARD PROCEDURE .............................................................................................................. 6

3.2

ACCESS TO THE SYSTEM .................................................................................................................... 13

3.3

XWEB SYSTEM SETUP ........................................................................................................................ 14

3.3.1

INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 14

3.3.2

HOMEPAGE AND NAVIGATION BAR .......................................................................................... 14

3.3.3

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................... 15

3.3.4

CONTROLLER CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................. 16

3.3.5

USER/BOOK CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................... 23

3.3.6

ALARM CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................... 26

3.3.7

STOP/START ACQUISITION ........................................................................................................ 33

3.3.8

SYSTEM VERSION/UPDATE ........................................................................................................ 34

3.3.9

REBOOT ...................................................................................................................................... 34

3.3.10

SHUTDOWN ............................................................................................................................ 34

3.3.11

LAYOUT SETUP MODE ............................................................................................................ 35

3.4

MENU TOOLS .................................................................................................................................... 37

3.4.1

SCHEDULER ................................................................................................................................ 37

3.4.2

DEVICE LINE TEST ....................................................................................................................... 49

3.4.3

PERFORMANCE MANAGER ........................................................................................................ 50

3.4.4

COMPRESSOR RACK OPTIMISER (C.R.O., ONLY XWEB5000) ..................................................... 53

3.4.5

DEW POINT MANAGEMENT (SOLO XWEB5000) ........................................................................ 58

3.4.6

XWEB5000 SUPERVISOR SYSTEM (ONLY XWEB5000) ............................................................... 61

3.4.7

BACKUP/RESTORE ...................................................................................................................... 69

3.4.8

DAILY EXPORT ............................................................................................................................ 70

3.4.9

CALENDAR SETUP ...................................................................................................................... 71

3.5

DESKTOPS .......................................................................................................................................... 72

3.5.1

DESKTOP OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................. 72

3.5.2

DESKTOP DEVICE VIEW .............................................................................................................. 76

3.5.2.1

Selection of device .............................................................................................................. 76

3.5.2.2

Variable displaying .............................................................................................................. 77

3.5.2.3

Modification of set-point ...................................................................................................... 78

3.5.2.4

Start Fast Acquisition Modem (FSM) .................................................................................. 79

3.5.2.5

Sending commands to the device ...................................................................................... 80

3.5.2.6

Variable section for real time graph .................................................................................... 80

3.5.2.7

Parameter programming ..................................................................................................... 81

3.5.3

CHART DESKTOP ........................................................................................................................ 82

3.5.3.1

Graph configuration ............................................................................................................ 82

3.5.3.2

Reading of graph ................................................................................................................ 85

3.5.3.3

Reading the values of a particular moment ........................................................................ 85

3.5.3.4

Zooming-in on area ............................................................................................................. 86

3.5.3.5

Zooming-in on area of overview graph ............................................................................... 86

3.5.3.6

DATA EXPORT .................................................................................................................. 86

3.5.4

ALARMS DESKTOP ...................................................................................................................... 88

3.5.4.1

Alarm display filter .............................................................................................................. 88

3.5.4.2

Alarm List Export ................................................................................................................ 89

3.5.4.3

Display alarm details ........................................................................................................... 90

3.5.4.4

Read/Write Alarm Notes ..................................................................................................... 90

3.5.4.5

Check of Alarm Notifications .............................................................................................. 90

3.5.5

DESKTOP PARAMETERS ............................................................................................................. 91

3.5.5.1

Parameter reading .............................................................................................................. 91

3.5.5.2

Parameter writing ................................................................................................................ 91

Summary of Contents for XWEB3000 EVO

Page 1: ...XWEB3000 5000 EVO OPERATING MANUAL V 1 0 ...

Page 2: ...ERVISOR SYSTEM ONLY XWEB5000 61 3 4 7 BACKUP RESTORE 69 3 4 8 DAILY EXPORT 70 3 4 9 CALENDAR SETUP 71 3 5 DESKTOPS 72 3 5 1 DESKTOP OVERVIEW 72 3 5 2 DESKTOP DEVICE VIEW 76 3 5 2 1 Selection of device 76 3 5 2 2 Variable displaying 77 3 5 2 3 Modification of set point 78 3 5 2 4 Start Fast Acquisition Modem FSM 79 3 5 2 5 Sending commands to the device 80 3 5 2 6 Variable section for real time gra...

Page 3: ...NANCE PROCEDURE 94 6 2 I CANNOT ACCESS THE SYSTEM WITH MY PASSWORD 94 6 3 MY BROWSER CANNOT REACH THE XWEB EVO 94 6 4 DISPLAYING OF INCOMPLETE OR INCORRECT PAGES FROM PC 95 6 5 SOMEONE HAS RECEIVED A CONFLICTING MESSAGE ON THE IP ADDRESS 96 6 6 HOW MANY CONTROLLERS CAN THE XWEB EVO MANAGE 96 6 7 HOW THE ALARMS ARE MANAGED 96 6 8 HOW ARE THE ALARM EMAILS RE SENT 96 6 9 TABLET COMPATIBILITY 97 6 10 ...

Page 4: ...they are exposed to The operations described herein are set forth exclusively for the service staff CAUTION Only use modems that are officially supported by this monitoring unit Dixell srl cannot be held responsible for any damage caused by the use of non supported modems CAUTION Dixell srl reserves the right to amend this manual without prior notice The latest available version can be downloaded ...

Page 5: ...devices can be disconnected or switched off during operation XWEB EVO can be easily installed on a desk or 19 rack The connectors for connection to the groups external accessories such as screen network modem printers etc are located on its rear XWEB EVO is designed and bases its operation not only on the Dixell network of controllers Its main applications are medium large supermarkets industrial ...

Page 6: ...ct package and in electronic form on the Dixell site under the manual section 3 USING XWEB EVO 3 1 INITIAL WIZARD PROCEDURE The first time the machine is switched on the XWEBEVO will ask the user carrying out the installation to specify some essential parameters for the operating of the machine The screens listed below make up the initial wizard procedure and are available from the local user inte...

Page 7: ...eters press Next to continue with the procedure c System Identification These boxes describe the system displaying both the name and several parameters that can be used to indicate to the user the references of those in charge of maintenance or servicing of the machine Once you have selected your preferred parameters press Next to continue with the procedure d Date time time zone setup Configurati...

Page 8: ...d when the clients connected to the network must not be externally reachable a closed environment is created where communication is only enabled between the network PCs 192 168 x y is an example of a private address The public IPs are used when there is need for visibility on the Internet IP Mask is a filter that allows for the routing of the packs directly to clients belonging to the subnet mask ...

Page 9: ...ation enables the automatic speed adjustment of the board with the network after a link down event f Modem setup XWEB requires a modem to send faxes and in some cases to send emails In the first case the system works independently whilst in the second it is necessary to configure the dial up connection see next point Attention only Dixell approved modems can be used g Dial up setup The configurati...

Page 10: ...n User Name normal User Name TLS without STARTTLS User Name TLS User Name SSL The TLS protocol is associated with ports 25 and 587 the SSL protocol is normally associated with port 465 i SMS setup The XWEB is able to send short text messages via SMS Two types of services can be used via LAN Visit the following link http www netech it ir_smsalert to configure the SMS After having completed the onli...

Page 11: ...odel that is most similar in terms of name and presence from the list Windows network printer Once you have selected Windows Network Printer the system automatically searches for the available network printers After a few minutes based on the size complexity of the network the full list of printers will appear If your printer does not appear in the list it cannot be used try to repeat the search p...

Page 12: ... Wizard conclusion The first configuration procedure is now complete press apply to apply the configuration and reboot the system The following screen may appear while the system is rebooting Wait a few minutes after rebooting to be able to access the login page ...

Page 13: ... wizard procedure with Username Admin Password Admin Attention change this password as soon as possible anyone can read this manual and come into possession of the access details Icon may appear bottom right It represents the case in which the XWEBEVO is already operational and an alarm has been detected e g high temperature It will be necessary to login with a valid username and password to be ab...

Page 14: ...further detailed later in the manual in the section relating to Desktops The user can also browse the other main pages that are grouped in the DESKTOPS menu of the navigation bar Or in other pages typically for configuration present in the MENU section The navigation bar is always visible on all pages and it enables the user to run the LOGOUT in other words to display the interface on the page req...

Page 15: ... Chart ALT P Desktop Parameters ALT A Desktop Alarms ALT L Desktop System logs The keyboard short cuts are available from the local and remote interfaces For the MENU pages navigation is executed through means of the connections in the XWEB SYSTEM SETUP and TOOLS sections The user can access the desired section by clicking on the name 3 3 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION The XWEB system is configured upon m...

Page 16: ...launch the following operations A DEVICE FIND Performs a search of the controller network for the Dixell devices This procedure is automatically launched when no device has been configured This procedure can also be manually run in the next phase when the tools are already configured by accessing the tab Find To perform the search for the controller devices also called nodes 1 Specify a protocol d...

Page 17: ...The name of the device and the group of pertinence can be configured when the row is selected as shown below To confirm the configuration of the devices select them and press Apply Attention from this window it is not possible to replace the set up of controllers already present in the configuration If at least one of the selected addresses is already present in the Device List you will receive an...

Page 18: ... 28 18 100 2 Run the Drag n Drop on the Add Device s area 3 Specify the configuration parameters of the devices on the network The correct execution of the procedure will update the left hand side of the screen with the list of configured controllers ...

Page 19: ...ces to groups so as to order the configuration according to a functional diagram or physical positioning within the supermarket The separate representation of the groups can be seen in the main Overview page Access the Group Manager tab to configure the groups To add a group 1 Press the Add group key 2 enter the name of the group E g BT 3 Select the devices to be added to the group Keys SHIFT and ...

Page 20: ...l in case the tool should be used as a probe the data read from the instruments in OFF are not always valid and should be checked with Dixell on what tools to use this function Main Sampling mm ss Registration time of main history data This time represents the maximum resolution of each sample after the two days of sampling No Link timeout Time after which the system detects the condition of the d...

Page 21: ...able All values in this table are relative to those displayed when the notification is sent Enabling of the Graph variable The variable is inserted in the snapshot graph in the instrument notifications For example as seen in the image below the variable is inserted in Row 4 of the graph Clone configuration of an instrument The XWEB EVO allows for the cloning of the configuration of a device to red...

Page 22: ...0 This parameter is relative to all resources available being read by the device and not for the controls Save data logging enabling for the variable If this checkbox is disabled the variable is displayed in real time on the runtime device view page but the history of its trend will not be maintained This parameter is enabled by default This parameter is relative to all resources available being r...

Page 23: ...here will be a single user configured and enabled Admin For which full access to the Web interface in English is guaranteed The user belongs to the superadmin profile The user with right to access this page can Display modify the access rights of users Clicking on the user list updates the section on the right hand side of the screen with the User Details and User Permissions To apply the changes ...

Page 24: ...e Name the profile and select the starting profile the new profile will have the same access rights as those of the starting profile To delete a profile from the system select it and press Delete in the profile area Attention the superadmin admin user profiles cannot be deleted Create Delete users Click on New in the user section to add a new user Complete the compulsory data and press Confirm Eac...

Page 25: ... OPR GB r1 0 2014 11 28 25 100 The user permissions enable him her to perform a number of operations Access to the desktops is configured in the Desktop section and the main desktop that is accessed immediately after login is set ...

Page 26: ...ain period of time see Delay parameter alarm category parameters Upon alarm confirmation the first level users are also notified If the alarm persists other notifications may be sent to the same recipients see re send time alarm level parameters If the alarm persists beyond the maximum time permitted to the level see re send life time level parameters the level shifts sending the subsequent notifi...

Page 27: ... the right hand side of the window are three different tabs identifying the below described configuration parameters Alarm Category Parameters Tab The Alarm Categories is a list of types of alarm with the purpose of grouping the alarms that must be dealt with in the same manner from a point of view concerning alarm detection and their notification For example it is possible to create a category na...

Page 28: ...resent amongst the alarm notification parameters However in the case of the alarm categories the time is divided between all of the Alarm Level Settings Alarm Level Settings notification level The order is important the first level to be notified entry level is that with the lowest number Setting 1 The up scaling of the notification level occurs based on the parameters set in Settings Alarm types ...

Page 29: ...the alarm category Service Activation 1 AUX2 AUX3 the alarm notification occurs by means of the local relay physically present on rear of the XWEB EVO machine The configuration parameters of this relay are available on page Menu XWEB SYSTEM SETUP System Setup AUX Outputs 2 RAUX1 RAUX2 RAUX3 RAUX4 the alarm notification occurs by means of the remote relay physically present on an XJR40D controller ...

Page 30: ...ion is performed by means of the sending of a message in which the body constitutes an image The format is as follows 9 EMAIL ATT the alarm notification is performed by means of the sending of an email message with a PDF file attached and containing the same information as the EMAIL IMG 10 SMS the alarm notification is performed by means of the sending of an SMS message Email Fax header customised...

Page 31: ...a email The messages sent by the system are of the same type as those managed by system messages By selecting Email EMAIL INFO for the sending you select the extended email format demonstrated in the image below The email in the mail client appears as Outlook 2007 The same email in text format can be segmented and the most significant information highlighted in yellow Date Tue 1 Oct 2013 15 38 58 ...

Page 32: ...re of CPU Ist LS History disc space almost exhausted Log LS Log disc space almost exhausted Tmp LS Temporary disc space almost exhausted Eml Email sending errors Fax Fax sending errors Sms SMS sending errors Prn Print errors Trap Trap to xcenter sending errors Di1 Error from digital input 1 Di2 Error from digital input 2 BlackOut Return from blackout error Stp Evo configuration error Other informa...

Page 33: ...tion This status does not allow for monitoring or supervision Therefore the controller alarms cannot be detected and notified 2 Acquisitions active This status enables the configured machine to establish constant communication with the instrument network and consequently allows for monitoring and supervision Attention this status must be enabled at the end of the machine s configuration by the ins...

Page 34: ...dates Usb For local patch installation via USB key Upload For remote installation with uploading of update file from web browser 3 3 9 REBOOT Access the menu XWEB System Setup Reboot to reboot the machine software Rebooting is useful to qualified personnel only such as the customer support team 3 3 10 SHUTDOWN Access the menu XWEB System Setup Shutdown for machine shutdown Shut down is useful to q...

Page 35: ...he palette accessed by pressing Menu The procedure requires the user to hold down the left key of the mouse over the desired widget i e image and to then drag it onto the work area for positioning Once the widget is in place proceed with dimensioning and configuration The latter must always be performed by pressing the wrench key The page different for each type of widget which defines the subject...

Page 36: ...1592010880 XWEB3000_5000 EVO OPR GB r1 0 2014 11 28 36 100 Image Pie chart Gauge Thermometer Global Commands Mini Device View Device Variable ...

Page 37: ...t pages of this manual for certificate management 6 10 HOW TO MANAGE THE JAVA CERTIFICATES 3 4 1 SCHEDULER With this powerful tool it is possible to quickly and efficiently manage the sending of repetitive commands to the tools Commands are for example the sending of commands to switch on or to switch off lights or to schedule periodical defrosting The graphic display aids the management of the si...

Page 38: ...o save the configuration Attention once you save it is no longer possible to recover a previous version Print scheduler configuration Access the menu item File Print to launch printing in local on your web browser For example Scheduler configuration export Access the menu item File Export to file to export the Scheduler configuration in a TXT file When selecting this menu you will be asked to indi...

Page 39: ...heduler A disabled scheduler is recognised by the grey class name and the x above the events as demonstrated above The scheduler may also be enabled and disabled from a digital input The enabling disabling logic is set by ticking one of the items of Enable Scheduler via DI X Y where X can be 1 or 2 and Y can be Open Close Creation setting of classes for the events Access the menu Class Create to c...

Page 40: ...s Choose a command from those available the system only displays commands common to all selected tools Fill in the Activation Time value with the desired send time select a marker and its colour Press Confirm to add this event to the scheduler Creation setting of report events To create a timed report access the menu Events Add Printing Event to create a new event The event reports are normally us...

Page 41: ...ted in the calendar Printout Name name of report used in the header only for real time report print There are two types of created report real time or archive The first takes a photo of the situation regarding the tools at a certain time As illustrated in the image below The second takes a photo of the situation regarding the tools from the time of the event and up to 48 hours prior its occurrence...

Page 42: ...10880 XWEB3000_5000 EVO OPR GB r1 0 2014 11 28 42 100 Not extended This format represents each device with a variable per controller This format represents each device with multiple variables per controller ...

Page 43: ...t on local printer configured on xweb FAX for sending the report via fax configured on xweb Email for forwarding via email with report in email or as attachment Creation setting of system message events To send system messages access the menu Event Add System Event The system events live connected solely to class XWEB System Events which cannot be removed The system events are issued to the recipi...

Page 44: ...g the report data The protocols available are FTP SFTP SCP A password is required to connect to the server receiving the Excel files For the correct server port settings etc we recommend seeking support from your network administrator The Server Address must be a valid IP The Server Path must be a valid path alphanumeric delimited with e g myPath mySubPath The path on which to create the file must...

Page 45: ... per screenshot below The format of the files is as demonstrated below where each Excel worksheet is dedicated to a single device Change deletion of events Click on the event the list of all events at that time configured will open as demonstrated below Once the event is selected the list of possible actions appears as demonstrated below ...

Page 46: ...er for the first time this day is that proposed by the system for configuration The type of day being configured can be recognised by the name positioned high up on the applet title bar You can gain access from the menu Edit Days Calendar Association to check that it is associated with all days the default day is coloured light grey Other types of days can be created and then associated on the cal...

Page 47: ...er indicates whether the day is to be associated to all years for operations of association to calendar Attention once the day has been created the Yearly parameter can no longer be modified To modify the existing day types select the day to be modified from the menu Days and then access the menu Edit Days Modify Current Day To delete the current day access the menu Edit Days Delete Day To associa...

Page 48: ...ut that each day defines its specific events Display options Access the menu Windows Show Key to show the key Access the menu Windows Show Calendar to show the calendar Access the menu Windows Show Logs to show the scheduler logs for the list of sent commands and other actions performed Access the menu Windows Show Commands Printing System Events Export Events to show hide events for the current d...

Page 49: ...type of error occurs when the device can be reached but there are problems on the line such as interferences Unknown percentage of others detected different from those reported in previous rows Example equality or other errors The table enables sorting by column It is advisable to press Success to easily identify the addresses of the most problematic devices The table does not automatically refres...

Page 50: ...obe select the probe variable connected to the set point The unit of measure depends on the chosen variable Normal Range select the normal range of the probe value The unit of measure is the same as that of the probe variable Defrost Offset select the time after defrosting for which the Probe value is not considered in calculating the Cool In minutes Sampling sampling period of data requested by t...

Page 51: ...the window Execution of calculation and presentation of the result Access the menu Performance View Class to perform the calculations with graphic representation The system asks the user to define some parameters Class class of tools to be calculated Circular Main Data Interval select the source of data from the XWEB history The circular data defined as data the sampling frequency of which is the ...

Page 52: ...1592010880 XWEB3000_5000 EVO OPR GB r1 0 2014 11 28 52 100 Performance Data ScreenShot ...

Page 53: ...ogram level It works on two basic parameters to guarantee the best possible adjustment of the refrigerator the suction pressure of the compressor plant detected by a series XC1000D ver 1 1 or higher controller and the more critical utility from a consumption of cold point of view Depending on the model of your XWEB EVO the function may have a different number of CRO engines The following types of ...

Page 54: ... the menu Operation Parameters Engine relative to the desired CRO engine to set the configuration parameters The C R O module to better manage the availability of cooling power in time modifies the set point of the compressor plant typically for utilities in normal temperature mode Execution interval indicates how often a new set point is sent to the plant in minutes Analysis interval indicates fo...

Page 55: ...should the set point need to be decreased It is useful to set a higher call gain value than the release gain in order to quickly decrease the temperature typically in m C Post Defrost Time out the duration after a defrosting event that is ignored in calculating the percentage in minutes Simulation Mode The enabling of simulation mode does not send the set point values calculated by the algorithm C...

Page 56: ...r the worst possible case gain CALL call gain parameter value The calculated percentage refers to the analysis range and it changes from time to time based on the real system conditions Each engine must be activated by pressing enable system To deactivate it press disable system The engine status is displayed at the top of the window CRO results with graphs To display the status of the three worst...

Page 57: ...set point is shown on the right below the Set column From the previously described window press Graph Results for a graph displaying the same information The user is asked to indicate the graphic tools with which to display the graph The graph shows the collected data for the selected period together with the plant set point as a dotted line With C R O deactivated the central set point would be a ...

Page 58: ...oint is sent Condensation builds up on the controlled bench window surrounding the system These controllers are defined in the configuration of a class Each engine can manage a class Each engine may relate to different zones of the system where work is to be carried out with different settings and parameters All of the following configurations are part of the dew point project that will be run by ...

Page 59: ...nabling Offset value added to the Set Dew value Reflects the difference between the temperature read by the XM600 probe that is not normally fitted on the glass and the real glass temperature To modify an existing class access the menu Class Edit Class To eliminate an existing class access the menu Class Remove Class With keys Select Deselect All select deselect all devices in the list combining t...

Page 60: ...p part of the window as demonstrated below Close it closes the window saving any modifications applied to the parameters Attention the modifications made to the parameters must be saved on the system before being applied by the system itself To save run the save operation of the project of dew point Cancel it closes the window cancelling any modifications applied to the parameters Project saving o...

Page 61: ...user considers and realises the direct action the reverse action must then be realised Otherwise the system is unable to restore the initial conditions when required Given the evident importance of this new work tool Dixell has tried to make its usage as simple as possible for the end user This is why the event is programmed through the graphic user interface therefore no programming knowledge is ...

Page 62: ...ut When this input is active for at least 3 minutes the generator is to be considered active Enter an appropriate name under SDC name From the device type filter select the tool to be monitored Go to activation and in our example select Generic digital input If multiple variables and devices are configured for this block the logic rule constructed by the above parameters corresponds to OUTPUT RL V...

Page 63: ...ry to be monitored Select the tools and go to available commands In our example we have activated the energy saving ON command Fill in the ODS Active Label and the ODS Not Active Label These labels are used should you decide to assign a Monitoring type rule that enables the XWEB EVO system to recognise the effective sending of the command The possibility of entering notes that can be subsequently ...

Page 64: ...hat is executed is And Or Dis where And AND logic of all parameters in AND Or OR logic of all parameters in OR Dis NOT logic of all parameters in DIS Example with C Condition of Input SDC STE C1 AND C2 OR C3 AND C4 OR C5 AND C6 DIS C7 DIS The resulting logic is C1 C3 C5 C2 C4 C7 C6 The logic configured for each input is shown on the project screen as a label on the same inputs As illustrated in th...

Page 65: ...of the timed events It is a programmable filter the status of which can be added to the project and linked to the ELS block It is useful to set night day filters or hourly filters When the input conditions from the SDC block occur the system also checks the STE status In view of this verification ELS is activated Should this occur in vice versa the event in ODC will not run The STE blocks correspo...

Page 66: ... created for the various STE blocks can vary by calendar It is possible to create time bands linked to a type of day and then associate this to the calendar Default Day holiday The above images show that the bands differ between default Day and holiday The first type of day is used for all standard days of the year while holiday is to be associated with for example December 25th To do this use the...

Page 67: ...receiver book filled in the ALARM configuration The message text is the content of the fax mail that you intend to send The EMM also report information regarding the status of the controller that will usually correspond to the controller modified by the ODC action or the SDC enabling condition The EMM block will be added after the ELS This means that once the SDC is enabled and the ELS activates t...

Page 68: ...this test sends commands to the utilities it is not a simulation however the results are real and reflect the system response To force the inputs statuses place the mouse pointer on block SDC or STE and right click to activate the Disconnected inputs mode The user can now force the status of an input by left clicking the mouse on the corresponding item ENA enabled or DIS disabled Based on the prog...

Page 69: ...re it if required It is possible to create a backup on the XWEB memory or on the hard disc of the client s PC as well as on storage devices connected via USB Attention the USB devices used for restore backup must only be inserted before starting such procedures and disconnected when these have been completed The restore procedure overwrites data memorised on the XWEB This means that restoring a ba...

Page 70: ...e uploading of a backup with the browser Once the data source has been selected select the data to be recovered from Section Press Start restore to complete the operation 3 4 8 DAILY EXPORT This procedure allows for the configuring of the XWEB so that it creates a new datalog file on a daily basis that can always be recovered from an external server with an HTTP call The user must indicate the var...

Page 71: ...evice configuration usually 15 minutes CVS EXCEL format Once configured the user must confirm by pressing APPLY To recover the data connect with the syntax http IP EVO getdailydata g 1 u username p cmd5 password Evo transmits a zip file with the name export_xls_YYYYMMGGhhmm zip or export_csv_YYYYMMGGhhmm zip For example export_xls_201311271234 zip for xls export export_csv_201311271234 zip for csv...

Page 72: ...ter login This desktop provides the user with an overview of the status of the network tools and allows for the execution of procedures such as sending global commands e g lights switch on off and HACCP print Setup controllers Each configured device is represented by a box coloured according to the status of the device itself The devices are automatically grouped in sections according to the group...

Page 73: ...onfigured controls The list of alarms can use filters visible and configurable on the first line of the table HACCP Print Configuration The HACCP Print key must be configured before being able to execute printing operations Therefore the user performing the configuration must access the configuration menu by clicking on the wrench icon as demonstrated below The configuration window opens after cli...

Page 74: ... a plug in for PDF files print on XWEB Default Printer for printing using the configured printer in the menu xweb system setup System Setup Printers send Email to for sending emails A mail server must be configured from the menu xweb system setup Email HACCP Print Execution The HACCP Print key allows for the printing or the sending of the HACCP report The following window appears when the key is p...

Page 75: ...1592010880 XWEB3000_5000 EVO OPR GB r1 0 2014 11 28 75 100 The output type represents a configuration summary of the report Global Command Configuration Global Command Execution ...

Page 76: ... or from analogue outputs e g output 0 20mA digital variables Machine statuses digital I O alarms For example stand by status digital input and high temperature alarm 3 5 2 1 SELECTION OF DEVICE Use the device category filter to help choose the device of interest selecting the category limits the available devices Then by selecting the desired device the page is updated providing the user with inf...

Page 77: ...for the chosen device the list of variables to be monitored and their values in real time The variables are divided between the sections Analogue State Set point Alarms Inputs and Outputs There are two types of display complete corresponds to the presence of the key Only active All device variables are represented reduced corresponds to the presence of the Show all key displaying of the digital va...

Page 78: ...the various page elements such as in the graph shown below 3 5 2 3 MODIFICATION OF SET POINT A set point can be quickly changed by clicking on its value The box then goes into edit mode as demonstrated below Enter the new set point value and press enter to confirm Confirmation of the entered value will be requested before commanding that written by the set point to the controller For each written ...

Page 79: ...lues is at a minimum the device is read more or less in real time Attention to allow for a higher speed of a controller the others will be affected During FSM mode the sampling time of the other controllers may appear to have increased To run the FSM procedure on a controller firstly select the variables of interest from the device view section and then press Start FSM When this is pressed the fol...

Page 80: ...or not the command was successfully sent 3 5 2 6 VARIABLE SECTION FOR REAL TIME GRAPH The graph in the single view desktop is a real time graph which by default shows the Pb1 variable of the device The display interval is that of the last three hours In this section the user may also wish to view other variables to add remove them from the graph select the variables from the device view section du...

Page 81: ...ound colours Values to modify the colour of the graph variables 3 5 2 7 PARAMETER PROGRAMMING The parProg section allows for the management of the parameters associated with the tool operation Parameter reading It is run by pressing Read The list of tool parameters is uploaded and the relative values read by the device Parameter modifying After reading the user can modify the tool parameters the d...

Page 82: ... DESKTOP The Chart desktop allows the user to create a graph with the variables monitored by the XWEB On accessing the desktop for the first time the window will appear empty Afterwards the graph window appears as it did when the user last logged out 3 5 3 1 GRAPH CONFIGURATION Click on the wrench top right icon on desktop to access the configuration window Here the user must specify the variables...

Page 83: ...x the enabling of this parameter allows the user to view the minimum and maximum values that are graphically marked with red dots for maximum and blue dots for minimum Their values with the date are shown nearby The minimum and maximum values relate to the time period selected for charting and are real values Show background Enables background display If the graph displays data of a single control...

Page 84: ...esterday from to The range available will depend on the maximum duration of the sampling TAB VALUES In this window choose the variables that will form the list of those to be used to create a graph The variable may relate to any tool From the same choose the representation colour of each variable TEMPLATES In this window manage the graph pre configurations The display attributes of a graph can be ...

Page 85: ...a C Digital variable graph area purple All digital variables even if relating to different controllers can be viewed on the same area D Graph overview area orange This graph represents the graph total requested from the server and does not consider the zoom factor This graph can be used as reference for its navigation Analogue and digital variables are all included in the same graph even if coming...

Page 86: ...g until the desired area to be zoomed in on is created 3 5 3 5 ZOOMING IN ON AREA OF OVERVIEW GRAPH To zoom in on an area of the overview graph click and hold the mouse on the graph and drag to select the desired area 3 5 3 6 DATA EXPORT The graph data can be exported in Excel R format To access this procedure press Export on the configuration window of the graph ...

Page 87: ...2014 11 28 87 100 A dialog box appears where the user must set the interval between samples Upon confirmation by clicking Ok the system saves an Excel file on the user s PC The content of the file will be similar to that of the following image ...

Page 88: ...ly the alarms configured with a given category For example Serious alarm Device type group To visualise only the alarms generated by a group of devices For example BT Device name To visualise only the alarms generated by a given device For example RS2 005 New_XW90T Alarm start period To visualise only the alarms detected starting from a given period For example last 10 days or day y Note To visual...

Page 89: ...ROLLER NO LINK ALARM RESET DUE TO FAILED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE XWEBEVO AND THE CONTROLLER SYS STOP ALARM RESET DUE TO THE INTERRUPTION OF ACQUISITIONS BY THE CONTROLLERS CONF CHANGE ALARM RESET FOR ALARM CONFIGURATION CHANGE Device Name name of device to which the alarm refers Addr address of device to which the alarm refers Not alarm to which notes have been assigned NTI alarm from which noti...

Page 90: ...can be added by clicking on New note from the detail of the alarm notes and in particular from the Notes section To save the note click on the grey area of the same line To delete the note click on the bin icon next to the text of the note 3 5 4 5 CHECK OF ALARM NOTIFICATIONS The alarm conditions are normally notified to users of levels for which the alarm is configured If the alarm persists the X...

Page 91: ...re Description description of parameter function 3 5 5 2 PARAMETER WRITING Select the device of interest and run the parameter reading Once run modify the parameter value by accessing the Value column Once all parameters of interest are modified select Write and press Execute The XWEB EVO will open the list of all compatible devices on which you can perform writing Select those of interest and pre...

Page 92: ...electing Load from the action menu and pressing Execute The XWEB EVO will request where to load the parameters from the XWEB EVO or from a file on your PC Attention only files saved with the XWEB EVO can be loaded 3 5 5 5 EXPORT PARAMETERS MAP The parameter maps can be exported on CSV PDF XLS or WIZZMATE formats Select Export and press Execute A window will appear from which to choose the format o...

Page 93: ...d setting the period to be considered and analysed User to view the events of all users or of just one in particular IP address to view the events whose source is a determined IP address The address 127 0 0 1 corresponds to the address of an event generated by the same XWEBEVO system Level to view the events of all levels or of just one in particular Context to view the events of all contexts or o...

Page 94: ...r the warranty will be deemed invalid Follow the procedure below observing the rear panel figure as per the installation manual The same is provided in paper form in the package and in electronic form on the Dixell website under section Manuals Press and quickly release the on off power button 2 Wait for all LEDs on the front to go off including the PWR Disconnect external modem if present 7 Disco...

Page 95: ... administrator for advice 6 4 DISPLAYING OF INCOMPLETE OR INCORRECT PAGES FROM PC The temporary browser or JAVA files also known by the name cache files may sometimes prevent proper use of the XWEB EVO This happens when for example an XWEB EVO is replaced and is accessed remotely using the same web address To solve this problem delete these temporary files from your computer Their deletion may var...

Page 96: ...mplete configuration 1 System The XWEB EVO system anticipates that all notifications to an external media source e g an email server are configured in the system settings See chapter 3 3 3 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION in this manual 2 Book All recipients of the alarm notifications must be recorded in the system and must have their Email fax contact details or other configured See chapter 3 3 5 USER BOOK C...

Page 97: ...ans of an increasing notification interface and the consequent routing of email notifications on its media This means that should the emails via the LAN interface fail to send it is possible to manage their re sending via a DIAL UP modem The parameters affecting this type of notification are illustrated in the following image taken from the System configuration parameter email section 6 9 TABLET C...

Page 98: ...u will be requested to confirm the installation of the DIXELL certificates for the JAVA applications Click on the check box in order to accept and install the certificate And then press Run To check which certificates are installed on your PC refer to the control panel Windows as in the image below 6 11 HOW TO RUN XML READOUT The XWEB EVO returns through means of a third party system using an HTTP...

Page 99: ...e device name adr serial address of device uid univocal address of device in configuration xweb differentiates from adr for the ability to address the tools between the various serial lines lanid serial line Example device name New_XR570C adr 2 uid 1 lanid RS1 Each variable in the device tree can be analogInput analogue variable setPoint set point digitalInput digital input deviceStatus status of ...

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