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USER GUIDE

ARENA/ RANGER

EN2Z-0906GE51 R0708

CONTENTS

OVERVIEW

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ARENA / RANGER Versions..............................................................................

System Architecture ...........................................................................................

START ARENA

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ARENA ENVIRONMENT

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Main Screen Description and Basic Functions ................................................... 13

Main Screen Description................................................................................ 13

Basic Functions ............................................................................................. 18

Usage of Illegal Characters ........................................................................... 25

Date and Time Format Display Settings ........................................................ 25

ARENA APPLICATION

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Show ARENA Version Information ..................................................................... 27

Backup / Restore................................................................................................ 27

Export Data to ARENA Editor............................................................................. 27

Manage Library .................................................................................................. 28

Licensing ............................................................................................................ 29

Start / Stop Service ............................................................................................ 29

Exit ..................................................................................................................... 29

ARENA Configuration Menu............................................................................... 29

USER ADMINISTRATION

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Invoke User Administration................................................................................. 31

Create New User ........................................................................................... 32

Edit User........................................................................................................ 34

Delete User.................................................................................................... 35

Change Password ......................................................................................... 35

SITE MANAGEMENT

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Remote Site with ARENA ................................................................................... 39

Remote Site with iLON 10 .................................................................................. 40

Supervisor ARENA............................................................................................. 41

Show Sites Overview ......................................................................................... 42

Create New Site ................................................................................................. 42

Creating Local Site ........................................................................................ 44

Create Remote Site through iLON 10............................................................ 45

Create Remote Site through ARENA............................................................. 54

Cross Reference of iLON 10 Settings and ARENA Settings.......................... 59

Edit Site Details .................................................................................................. 60

Delete Site.......................................................................................................... 61

Connect / Disconnect Site .................................................................................. 62

Create Subsystem.............................................................................................. 63

Delete Subsystem .............................................................................................. 63

GRAPHICS

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View/Edit SERVAL Graphics .............................................................................. 64

View/Edit Standard Segments............................................................................ 64

DATAPOINTS

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Overview ............................................................................................................ 66

Show Datapoints List.......................................................................................... 67

Enter Alias Name for Datapoint ..................................................................... 68

View/Change Datapoint Properties................................................................ 69

Override Datapoint Value .............................................................................. 70

Show Datapoints in Manual Override ............................................................ 70

Print Datapoints List ...................................................................................... 71

ALARMS

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Overview ............................................................................................................ 72

Show Global Alarm List ...................................................................................... 75

View Alarm Details of Single Alarm ............................................................... 76

Print Alarm List .............................................................................................. 77

Acknowledge Alarms ..................................................................................... 77

Delete Alarms ................................................................................................ 78

Upload Alarms ............................................................................................... 78

Summary of Contents for ARENA

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Page 3: ...license agreement is prohibited Restricted Functionality Please refer to the local announcement document of your CentraLine sales leader which contains the functions that are not finally released and therefore need additional approval Please ask your national CentraLine support person for advice Trademark Information CentraLine and close to you are trademarks of Honeywell Inc Windows XP Profession...

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Page 5: ...MANAGEMENT 37 Remote Site with ARENA 39 Remote Site with iLON 10 40 Supervisor ARENA 41 Show Sites Overview 42 Create New Site 42 Creating Local Site 44 Create Remote Site through iLON 10 45 Create Remote Site through ARENA 54 Cross Reference of iLON 10 Settings and ARENA Settings 59 Edit Site Details 60 Delete Site 61 Connect Disconnect Site 62 Create Subsystem 63 Delete Subsystem 63 GRAPHICS 64 ...

Page 6: ... 122 Analyze Trend Data 122 Working with Charts 132 Create New Trend Template 135 Configure Display 136 Customize Display Settings 136 Define X Axis Configuration 138 MISCELLANEOUS 140 Alias Name and NV Name Correspondents for SERVAL Controller 140 Font Size Setting 141 Arena Editor 142 ARENA Editor Environment 143 Menu Bar 144 Tool Bar 145 Panel Window 146 Drawing Space 146 Drawing Tools Pane 147...

Page 7: ...tes management Operation depending on individual privilege Maximum of 100 sites can be managed Alarming depending on source condition and target information alarm filtering Manual Alarm Clearence Trending depending on device plant and segment Log data from your HVAC systems Complete Backup and Restore Functions Improved Graphic Editor for life graphic with animated pictures and direct operating li...

Page 8: ... license as described in the Version Overview table below Order Number Standard Upgrade Remote Sites Local Buses Nodes per Bus License Features CLAR2SL10 x 4 10 ARENAEditor Max node count 10 CLAR2SL99 x 4 120 ARENAEditor Max node count 9999 CLAR2UL99 x CLAR2SL10 4 120 Max node count 9999 CLAR2SD99 x x 4 120 ARENAEditor Remote sites Max node count 9999 CLAR2ULD99 x CLAR2SL10 x 4 120 Remote sites Ma...

Page 9: ... Explorer Access SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL iLON 10 LAN or or LAN or LAN Fig 1 System Architecture with different scenarios System Scenarios The system graphic shows 3 different usage scenarios for ARENA software System with Supervisor ARENA middle ARENA acts as central for the local site and as supervisor for the remote site s System...

Page 10: ...connection The connection is established between the ARENAs Remote ARENA An ARENA that resides on a remote PC Supervisor ARENA An ARENA that can support multiple connected remote and local sites in parallel RANGER Service tool based on ARENA software for remote iLON 10 sites only ARENA User Interface via Internet Explorer Remote or local control via HTTP connection ARENA Service Underlying softwar...

Page 11: ...tion mode the default display shows the following Green banner with the CentraLine logo Open tree Alarm list Graphic if you want to operate ARENA by navigation in referencing and animated graphics imported via ARENA Editor In the Graphic operation mode the default display shows the following Start graphic Default tabs Graphic Trends Alarms The green banner with the CentraLine logo is permanently i...

Page 12: ...ARENA RANGER USER GUIDE EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 12 For detailed description of the main window and its functions please refer to ARENA Environment section ...

Page 13: ... named site tree and the Information and Editing pane Site Tree The site tree on the left displays all sites local or remote of ARENA in a hierarchical tree structure The tree structure varies depending on the operating mode online connected offline disconnected and on the system architecture that is on whether you are on a local ARENA connecting to a local site or to a remote site with without AR...

Page 14: ... connected site is displayed in full color a disconnected site is displayed in transparent color A red triangle with exclamation mark may appear which indicates an unacknowledged alarm Information and Editing Pane The right pane can show the properties of the selected item in the tree which may look different depending on the selected item an opened menu e g User selected from the Configuration me...

Page 15: ...tion and Editing pane Fig 4 Example Menu display in the Information and Editing pane Sizing the Pane Displays The size of the pane display can be varied by moving the separator horizontally to the left or right ARENA will remember the corrected width when coming back or restarting the software ...

Page 16: ...licking the plus minus icons at the tree items Viewing and Editing Information To view or edit data and properties of an item select an item by clicking on the item in the tree or by selecting the menu in the Configuration menu In the toolbar the path of the selected item is displayed Example You are in GE51WDTKSAMMET global ds honeywell com Configuration User Administration On the Information and...

Page 17: ...R0708 To edit item properties select tree item e g HEATING PLANT and then select tab e g Datapoints and click item you want to edit Example Datapoint editing in the Information and Editing pane for a selected datapoint of a PANTHER controller ...

Page 18: ...s a dialog for editing the value Logout By clicking the Logout icon you can logout Context Sensitive Online Help Clicking on the Help icon displays the ARENA online help in PDF format Basic Functions The properties of a selected item in the tree for example a PANTHER controller are displayed on tabs on the right pane ...

Page 19: ... item For each toolbar button a tool tip is provided which will be visible while the cursor remains over the button for a few seconds Updating Data Refresh Data updates occur automatically and periodically You can manually refresh data by using the Internet Explorer Refresh function Leaving Configure Menu To switch back from within a view of the Configure menu to the site tree click on the HOME bu...

Page 20: ...neously selects all entries in the list In particular dialogs multiple items can be selected by using the SHIFT or the CTRL key simultaneously with the mouse clicking Page Selection and List Display Configuration Page selection At the bottom of each list the number of pages and number of list items the currently displayed page and list items are shown By clicking on a specific page number you can ...

Page 21: ...all columns that can be displayed at maximum are listed Under Displayed Columns all currently displayed columns are listed The column display will be configured by moving the columns between the Available Columns and Displayed Columns tables using the angle brackets under Available Columns The sort sequence of the displayed columns will be configured by using the upward and downward buttons under ...

Page 22: ...Columns The sorting priority within the list will be set by using the upward and downward buttons under Sorting a To move single column s In the Available Columns list or in the Sorting table highlight the columns to be moved Multiselection by using the CTRL key is possible b Click the single angle bracket button of the desired direction Or c To move all column s in one step Click the double angle...

Page 23: ...Filter section a In the Filter column select filter from the corresponding drop down listbox 8 Click the OK button so save settings Apply Filter for Display You can use filters for displaying particular list items of a list The filter applied to a list is temporary The filter setting will sustain until a different pane is selected Example When applying a filter to a datapoints list it will remain ...

Page 24: ...erion for example Digital in the Type column if you want to display digital datapoints only Or b if no filter criteria are available click New Filter c In the Select Wildcard dialog box enter the Filter string by using the asterisk and click OK button For example the filter string DHW displays only datapoints of which name starts with DHW ...

Page 25: ...A Date and Time Format Display Settings The display of date and time as it used in various lists within ARENA depends on the language settings for the browser To get the desired format displayed set the corresponding language to the highest priority as desribed in the Internet Explorer General section of the ARENA Installation Guide EN1Z 0906GE51 ARENA APPLICATION The ARENA application includes th...

Page 26: ... the service icon the following basic functions are available NOTE As long as the service is running all online changes will be stored to the ARENA database e g trend data will be collected even if the ARENA user interface is not started About Shows the version information of ARENA Backup Restore Backups restores the complete ARENA database including all settings and customized configuration Edito...

Page 27: ...be automatically upgraded NOTE This Backup Restore function restores ARENA data only but not controller data like time programs and settings 1 In the system tray right click on the Service icon 2 In the context menu click Backup Restore 3 For backups click the Backup tab for restores click the Restore tab 4 Browse to the folder where you want to save open the database 5 For backups click Backup bu...

Page 28: ...he following information is displayed Identifier for internal use only Segment Type Name of the library component as displayed in the library view Family Family which the component belongs to The family name determines the folder in which the component is inserted Version Version of the library component In COACH multiple versions of the same library component can be handled simultaneously File Fi...

Page 29: ...tus in the Service menu The status is displayed in the Service dialog box You can still Stop and Start the service here Click Stop or Start button if desired 4 To optimize disc space click Status in the Service menu then click Optimize button in the Service dialog box NOTE As long as the service is running all online changes will be stored to the ARENA database e g trend data will be collected eve...

Page 30: ...es Keeper Viewer privileges plus Time program changes incl setpoints Alarm acknowledgement Creation edition and deletion of users with lower roles Viewer Viewing statistics and reports generation As the table shows the predefined roles are arranged hierarchically and the sequence with descending priority is as follows Manager Service Keeper Viewer Example When assigning the Service role to a user ...

Page 31: ... a page in the browser You have not to login again even when going to another site e g to an ARENA remote site as long as on that site a user with the same user name and password exists You can change your own password without invoking the User Administration IMPORTANT It is strongly recommended to delete default users or change the default password of each role since the password reads the same a...

Page 32: ...ARENA RANGER USER GUIDE EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 32 Create New User 1 Click Create new user button RESULT The Edit Create new user dialog is displayed ...

Page 33: ... the site selected in the tree These sites can be Local sites Remote sites via iLON 10 Remote ARENAs Sites to which the user has no access are disabled gray When the user administration is invoked for a remote ARENA selected in the tree the users will be administered for that site Then the sites of the remote ARENA are listed here 8 In the list below select the site s which the user should have ac...

Page 34: ...2 Click Save button RESULT The created user is displayed in the Users list Edit User 1 In the Users list click on the user name you want to edit then click the Edit button in the corresponding line RESULT The Edit Create new user dialog is displayed ...

Page 35: ...tton Delete User 1 In the Users list click on the user name you want to delete then click the Delete button in the corresponding line RESULT The user is deleted and removed from the list Change Password IMPORTANT It is strongly recommended to delete default users or change the default password of each role since the password reads the same as the corresponding role ...

Page 36: ...the Configuration icon and click Password in the menu 2 In Old password enter the current password 3 In New Password enter the new password 4 In Repeat new password enter the new password 5 Click OK button The password is changed NOTE You can only change your own password ...

Page 37: ...ates between these two connection types Depending on the infrastructure ARENA supports opened connections in parallel Modem connection After ARENA restart ARENA will not automatically establish a connection to a remote site LAN connection After ARENA restart ARENA will automatically establish a connection to all reachable remote sites CAUTION Two ARENAs are only allowed to be connected via one con...

Page 38: ...tomatically interrupted after the alarms has been sent During connection live trend is possible PANTHER TIGER alarms cause the iLON 10 to dial up SERVAL alarms are generated and displayed by ARENA during connection If there is a connection to the remote site alarms will be forwarded ARENA Æ iLON 10 via LAN LON Bus SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL PANTHER TIGER iLON 10 Supervisor ARENA LAN Fig 6 Site Combinati...

Page 39: ... iLON 10 via LAN Example for a supervisor ARENA which centrally connects data of one or multiple remote ARENAs Remote maintenance Connection via modem oder LAN Alarming Settings such as graphic alias etc done in the supervisor ARENA apply only to the supervisor ARENA itself and are independent of settings done in a local ARENA Online value changes through Remote control last wins Trending Switchin...

Page 40: ...n Supervisor ARENA When connecting from a Supervisor ARENA the Supervisor ARENA shows the Web front end of the remote ARENA in the same way as if it was locally connected The site name is displayed on top of each page so that you know on which site you are currently working Remote Site Configuration via Browser Remote sites can be configured in the same way as local sites that is e g it is possibl...

Page 41: ...the logout time is reset The lockout time is synchronized between controllers Dialing iLON 10 Destinations iLON 10 only dials out to one Central Supervisor ARENA Alarm Forwarding The supervisor ARENA provides an option to forward alarms to different destinations at different times Configuration for alarm forwarding see the Alarm Forwarding section Supervisor ARENA Monitoring Remote Sites Authentic...

Page 42: ...isplays Sites are listed by Site Name Site Type Local site or remote site with ARENA or iLON 10 Online Offline status A site which is online is checked in the Online column A site which is offline is not checked 2 Here you can do the following Create a new site see Create New Site section Edit a site s Details see Edit Site Details section Delete a site see Delete Site section Create New Site 1 In...

Page 43: ...te Remote Site Supervisor ARENA LAN Modem LON Bus TIGER PANTHER SERVAL Fig 11 Remote Through ilON 10 Site Type Remote through ARENA Creates a remote site to an ARENA Site connection is established via modem TCP IP or VPN virtual private network This site type must be selected to connect an ARENA to a Supervisor ARENA CAUTION Two ARENAs are only allowed to be connected via one connection type TCP I...

Page 44: ...g pages display for setting up the site When creating a local site continue with Create Local Site section When creating a remote site through iLON 10 continue with Create Remote Site through iLON 10 section When creating a remote site through ARENA continue with Create Remote Site through ARENA section Creating Local Site 1 If not already done select Local in New site of type on the Sites Overvie...

Page 45: ...onnected to the default adapter typically the one on the board there is now way in ARENA to define which LAN adapter ARENA should use for the iLON 10 Workaround Open the Service Runtime Service exe config file In the line add key IlonLANInterfaceName value put the name of the LAN interface into the quotations of value as it is displayed in the Windows Network Connections dialog Example add key Ilo...

Page 46: ...onal description e g customer name address etc c In Connect Through select connection type from TCP IP ARENA connects to the iLON 10 via TCP IP LAN Modem ARENA connects to the iLON 10 via modem d If TCP IP has been selected continue with step 13 If Modem has been selected continue with step 19 3 Create Remote Site through iLON 10 via TCP IP The following descriptions refer to an Example of a typic...

Page 47: ...e checked iLON 10 address settings IP address subnet mask gateway address Supervisor ARENA Site A SITE Configuration Enabled checked for receiving alarms and iLON configuration changes unchecked for maintenance by ARENA only iLON Settings iLON Configuration User name default ilon Password default ilon Remote Site B Fig 13 System Diagram Remote Through iLON 10 via TCP IP 4 If not already done selec...

Page 48: ...if the connection is established using static IP addressing d Select URL Use this if iLON 10 is configured for DHCP if dynamic IP addressing is used by the iLON 10 e If Static IP has been selected enter the IP address in Remote Site URL or IP Address the subnet mask in Subnet Mask and the gateway address in Gateway Address Make sure that this is a valid IP address which can be reached from the sup...

Page 49: ...o allow ARENA making configuration changes to the iLON 10 In the iLON 10 configuration section Security this setting will be stored as user name for HTTP access b In Password enter the password which the iLON 10 uses to allow HTTP access This information is needed to allow ARENA making configuration changes to the iLON 10 In the iLON 10 configuration section Security this setting will be stored as...

Page 50: ...TENANCE CALLS iLON 10 SITE Configuration and Modem Access Enabled must be checked iLON 10 modem settings user name password phone number modem Supervisor ARENA Site A SITE Configuration Enabled checked for receiving alarms and iLON configuration changes unchecked for maintenance by ARENA only iLON Settings Remote Site B Fig 14 System Diagram Remote Through iLON 10 via Modem CAUTION Do not switch o...

Page 51: ...ord will be used to contact the site In the iLON 10 configuration section Security this setting will be stored as password for incoming PPP connections see also Incoming Connection from Remote Site settings d In Remote Site Phone No enter phone number of the remote site A comma can be used as a pause indicator Example To dial to an outside line where a leading 0 is needed then a pause and then the...

Page 52: ...C uses to authenticate a call from the remote site This password will be used inside an incoming connection in Windows which accepts calls from the remote site In the iLON 10 configuration section PPP this setting will be stored as password for outgoing PPP connections NOTE The password can be different from the password issued in Outgoing Connection to Remote site but must comply to the Windows n...

Page 53: ...n User Name enter the user name which the iLON 10 uses to allow HTTP access This information is needed to allow ARENA making configuration changes to the iLON 10 In the iLON 10 configuration section Security this setting will be stored as user name for HTTP access In Password enter the password which the iLON 10 uses to allow HTTP access This information is needed to allow ARENA making configurati...

Page 54: ...te Details enter optional additional description e g customer name address etc 3 Under Outgoing connection to remote site select connection type In Connect Through from the following None No connection is possible TCP IP ARENA connects to the remote site via TCP IP Modem ARENA connects to the remote site via modem VPN ARENA connects to the remote site via virtual private network CAUTION Two ARENAs...

Page 55: ...me represents site A User Name Password must match user name password of outgoing connection of site A Prevent Supervisor ARENA from ACCESS and VIEWING through Remote ARENA Fig 16 System Diagram Remote Through ARENA via TCP IP 5 If not already done select TCP IP in Connect Through under Outgoing connection to remote site and do the following a In User Name enter the user name b In Password enter t...

Page 56: ...uration via Modem as shown in the graphic above Monitoring Home Site A Remote Site B Outgoing Connection Incoming Connection LON Bus SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL SERVAL PANTHER TIGER PANTHER TIGER Outgoing Connection Incoming Connection Modem Supervisor ARENA Site A Remote ARENA Site B SITE Configuration Name represents site B User Name Password must match user name password of outgoing connection ...

Page 57: ...e before calling If you want to switch off waiting for dial tone which is necessary for some telephone plants deselect this checkbox f Continue with step 110 8 Create Remote Site through ARENA via VPN 9 If not already done select VPN in Connect Through under Outgoing connection to remote site and do the following ARENA Connection a In User Name enter the user name b In Password enter the password ...

Page 58: ... existing dial up connection to an ISP ATTENTION When selecting an existing dial up connection make sure that the modem connection is set up in a way that it does not attempt to retry after the phone line drops because this conflicts with the retry attempts of ARENA You can check this by selecting Connect to Show all connections from the Windows Start menu Then open the properties of the connectio...

Page 59: ...N 10 PPP Settings page of iLON 10 iLON 10 Setting ARENA Setting Comment Serial Port Baud Rate Should be set to 57600 Local IP Address for incoming calls IP Address for PPP connections via modem This is automatically generated by the ARENA site administration for Dial Up scenarios Use Static IP Address IP Address IP Address for PPP connections via modem This is automatically generated by ARENA site...

Page 60: ...larm when the ARENA cannot be reached The controller will initiate redialing after 5 minutes waiting time Usually set to 0 because the PANTHER controller does the alarm repeat Use PAP after CHAP fails Authentication mechanism to be used when connecting to a PC via a modem Must be enabled Allow and authenticate incoming PPP connections Must be enabled in case of Dial Up Otherwise the supervisor PC ...

Page 61: ...k relevant subsection in the Create New Site section NOTE It is forbidden to use any of the Umlauts Ä Ö Ü ä ö ü in site names because this may result in an unexpected behavior of ARENA Delete Site 1 Show Sites Overview as described in the Show Sites Overview section 2 Click on site you want to delete 3 Click Delete Site button ...

Page 62: ...nnecting from Site 2 If you want to connect to a site click Connect Site icon If you connect to a local site you are connected to the site without asking for the user name and login If you connect to a remote site you are asked for the user name and the password except you are an auto logon user on your PC For details on user and password handling please refer to the User Administration section 3 ...

Page 63: ...AN site combination is disconnected the supervisor ARENA has a time out of up to 2 minutes before the tree gets refreshed to indicate offline state Create Subsystem 1 In the tree right click the site you want to create a subsystem for 2 Click Create Subsystem icon The subsystem is created 3 Click on the subsystem name and enter a more descriptive text Delete Subsystem 1 In the tree right click the...

Page 64: ...en double click the controller s plant that contains the segments In the tree all standard segments of the plant are shown 2 In the tree click the standard segment you want to view edit On the Graphic tab on the right the standard segment is displayed graphically The following screenshots show typical examples of standard segments Example 1 Common Alarm and Monitoring 1 This function shows the mon...

Page 65: ...ER GUIDE ARENA RANGER 65 EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 Example 2 Boiler 1 This function allows configuring the boiler segment by entering changing values according to your needs on the Functions and Equipment tabs ...

Page 66: ...n the list Site Site name System System name Device Controller name Plant Plant name Segment Segment name Name Datapoint name Value Unit Current datapoint value with unit An underlined entry can be clicked to open a dialog box for overriding the value Manual Shows datapoints in manual override depending on the filter setting Type Datapoint type for example Digital or Analog etc Direction Shows dat...

Page 67: ...ts properties Please refer to the View Change Datapoint Properties section Show datapoints in manual override see Show Datapoints in Manual Override section Print datapoints list Please refer to the Print Datapoints List section Configure the list display per level system controller plant and segment Please refer to List Display Configuration in the Basic Functions section Show Datapoints List 1 I...

Page 68: ... 6 To view and change datapoints properties please refer to the View Change Datapoint Properties section 7 To print datapoints list please refer to the Print Datapoints List section 8 To configure the list display please refer to List Display Configuration in the Basic Functions section Enter Alias Name for Datapoint NOTE It is forbidden to use the slash character in alias names because this may r...

Page 69: ...n the Name column click the datapoint s name The Datapoint Properties page displays Under Name the properties and under Value Unit the corresponding values are shown Values out of range are grayed In this dialog you can do the following Change a value of a property Enter an alias name for a property name Print properties with their values ...

Page 70: ...5 Click Print The list is built up in a new dialog 6 Click Print 7 In the Print dialog box select the printer and desired options and click Print Override Datapoint Value 1 In the Value Unit column click the value of the datapoint you want to override 2 In the Value dialog box enter the new value in the New Value field 3 Click Apply 4 Click OK The datapoint value is updated as displayed in the lis...

Page 71: ... Manual override are indicated by a checkmark All others if all are displayed are not checked Print Datapoints List 1 Select all datapoints in the datapoints list Multi selection using CTRL key is possible you want to add to the printed list 2 Click Print The list is built up in a new dialog 3 Click Print ...

Page 72: ...n central a so called relay central Support of alarm routing for application and system alarms point alarms The remote site routes system alarms and application alarms to different destinations The selection of application alarms is done based on the datapoint name user address This feature is supported indirectly through a relay ARENA using the alarm forwarding feature of ARENA This means A remot...

Page 73: ...ed the checkbox is checked otherwise unchecked The timestamp is also displayed in the details Cleared Shows whether the alarm is cleared Yes or not No Acknowledged at Timestamp of user acknowledgement for example last hour In the global alarm list this is shown as grayed checkbox If the alarm is acknowledged the checkbox is checked otherwise unchecked The timestamp of the acknowledgement is also d...

Page 74: ... Alarm Direction Shows whether the alarm was coming occurred or going cleared Plant Name of plant where the alarm occurred Segment Name of segment where the alarm occurred Station Name of station where the alarm occurred System Name of system where the alarm occurred Alarm Indication in Tree Any new alarm regardless from which site it comes is indicated by a red triangle at the tree item site cont...

Page 75: ...roller repeats the connection attempt each 5 minutes for hour After that it repeats the attempt to reach ARENA each 4 hours for 3 days If ARENA does not respond for 3 days the controller stops its attempt to reach ARENA It will restart the attempt only after ARENA successfully dials into the site Acknowledging Alarms ARENA allows the operator to document that he has seen an alarm This is called ac...

Page 76: ...ts list 2 Click Details button at the end of the row The Alarm Details dialog box displays showing the most important alarm properties such as timestamp alarm value etc Here you can do the following View alarm history and Info Print the alarm details Acknowledge the alarm Delete the alarm 3 To view all acknowledgements of the selected alarm click the History button The history is displayed in a se...

Page 77: ...e Acknowledging dialog box displays Here you can acknowledge one single or multiple alarms depending on how many alarms you have selected If you have clicked the Acknowledge button in the Alarm Details dialog box you will come to this dialog box too for acknowledging this single alarm 3 View the alarm details such as Time occurred etc before definitely acknowledging the alarm 4 In the middle enter...

Page 78: ...ble time range 1 Show Global Alarm List as described in the Show Global Alarm List section 2 Click Upload Alarms button The Alarm Data Upload wizard displays NOTE Uploading alarms multiple times results in duplication of the alarms in the ARENA database 3 In Source Site select the site from which you want to upload the alarms 4 In From Date and To Date enter the date range Use the calendar icons r...

Page 79: ...th is represented by gray arrows In this example 2 destination centrals are available for schools one Mo Fr 08 00 18 00 and the other for the rest of the week All kindergarten alarms go to dedicated service centrals for kindergartens Based on weekday and time different service centrals are used as destination In the picture this forwarding path is represented by black arrows In this example 2 dest...

Page 80: ...onfiguration menu The Forwarding pane displays On the Forwarding tab the forwardings are shown in a Forwarding List A Forwarding consists of one or multiple Destinations where the forwarding is directed to and a Trigger which defines the events after which the forwarding is started for example after a critical alarm has occurred or when an alarm has not been acknowledged within a certain time rang...

Page 81: ...tting up the destination When creating an email destination continue with step step 14 under Email Destination Type When creating a printer destination continue with step 111 under Printer Destination Type When creating an ARENA destination continue with step 115 under Arena Destination Type Email Destination Type 4 If Email has been selected as destination do the following on the General tab Gene...

Page 82: ...l to ISP first using select the Dial Up option to reach your mail server Dial up connections are typically used to connect to an ISP internet service provider when the mail server is not reachable via LAN NOTES Yahoo cannot be used as ISP because there are issues on the provider side concerning external email access Use an alternative ISP ARENA shows all dial up connections on your PC here except ...

Page 83: ...change the configuration settings of the anti virus software in order to allow ARENA forwarding alarms see Anti Virus Software Tools and Ports in the Security chapter of the ARENA RANGER Installation Guide EN1Z 0906GE51 c Check Server requires authentication and enter User and Password if the Email Server requires authentication d Uncheck Server requires authentication if the Email Server does not...

Page 84: ...ncheck Server requires authentication if the Email Server does not require authentication e Required Authentication protects mailboxes by user name and password f Check Use same as for sending if user name and password is the same as for sending emails via SMTP server g Check SSL if the SMTP server uses the SSL Secure Sockets Layer standard for the data transmission ATTENTION Each installation of ...

Page 85: ... the corresponding field in the Fields drop down listbox and then click the Insert button The placeholder indicated by two pound characters is inserted at the cursor position 6 Select the Acknowledgement Message tab Acknowledgement Message Tab Here you define the text you want to be sent via email as acknowledgement of the alarm The acknowledgement text will be composed in the same way as the alar...

Page 86: ... of attempts ARENA should make to reach the Email server When ARENA still cannot reach the Email server after retrying it stops any further attempt until a new alarm comes in c In Retry interval minutes enter interval in minutes the ARENA waits between the retry attempts 8 Click the Save Destination button 9 Click the Test Destination Settings button in order to check if sending Emails works corre...

Page 87: ...st be installed Test page can be printed Network printers Driver must be installed Test page can be printed Access without password input is possible NOTE For sending a FAX message a FAX driver such as FAX machine can be installed 11 If Printer has been selected as destination do the following on the General tab General Tab Destination a In Printer select one of the installed printers b In Destina...

Page 88: ... site tree and replaces the default grid below To change the loaded column configuration select the top level entry in the site tree click Alarms tab on the right and then select Detailed from the View drop down listbox Click Configuration button and define settings in the Alarm List Configuration dialog box You can resize the columns using the mouse 13 Click the OK button 14 Continue with creatin...

Page 89: ...he ARENA waits between the retry attempts 17 Click the OK button 18 Continue with creating the trigger conditions as described in the Create Trigger section Create Trigger A trigger is the condition event that causes ARENA to forward an alarm if the condition becomes true Example If the alarm severity property is critical condition any critical alarms will be forwarded 1 Hover the cursor over the ...

Page 90: ... for example c In Condition select the condition for example System Alarms This condition results in the following All system alarms will be forwarded By default the triggers All critical alarms and All uncritical alarms are already available in the triggers list d Click the Insert Condition button The condition is added to the table under Details on the left ...

Page 91: ...creating the forwarding as described in the Create Forwarding section Create Forwarding 1 Hover the cursor over the Configuration menu icon and click Alarming in the configuration menu 2 To create a forwarding click the Forwarding tab and then click the Create new Forwarding button The Details Forwarding pane displays 3 On the General tab do the following General Tab Details a In Trigger select th...

Page 92: ...rms should be sent c Check Only send alarm if not yet cleared if the alarm should only be forwarded if it is not cleared Uncheck Only send alarm if not yet cleared if a cleared alarm should also be sent d Check Only send alarm if not yet acknowledged if the alarm should only be forwarded if it is not cleared Uncheck Only send alarm if not yet acknowledged if an acknowledged alarm should also be se...

Page 93: ... display differs in the number and kind of columns settings properties Depending on the selected level a setting can feature maximum the following properties displayed as columns in the list Plant Plant name Segment Segment name Device Controller name Name Settings name i e number in text file Value Unit Current settings value with unit Type Settings type for example analog digital etc Direction S...

Page 94: ...ons section Show Settings List 1 In the tree click the level site plant controller etc for which you want to display settings 2 On the right pane click Settings tab The Settings list is displayed For description of the properties displayed as columns please refer to the Overview section 3 To display certain settings apply a filter as described under Apply Filter for Display in the Basic Functions ...

Page 95: ...replace all numbers in one step by uploading a parameter text file see Upload Parameter Text List section 1 In the tree click the application for example HT02 2 On the right pane click the Settings tab The setting groups are displayed In this view you do not see the values of the settings 3 At the end of setting row click the Configure icon 4 In the Configure dialog box enter the alias name in the...

Page 96: ...gure dialog box enter the alias name in the Alias field 9 Click OK The new name is reflected in the Name column Modify Setting Value 1 In the tree click the application for example HT02 2 On the right pane click the Settings tab The setting groups are displayed In this view you do not see the values of the settings ...

Page 97: ...umber of the group in the Name column 4 In the Value Unit column click the value of the setting you want to change 5 In the Value dialog box enter the new value in the New Value field 6 Click Apply 7 Click OK The setting value is updated as displayed in the list ...

Page 98: ...the controller 2 On the right pane click on the Settings tab 3 Below the list click on the Upload Parameter Text List button 4 Browse to the location where the parameter text file resides by clicking the Browse button 5 Select the txt file 6 Click the Upload button The file will be uploaded and the settings will be replaced Print Settings List 1 Select setting groups in the Settings list to show t...

Page 99: ...08 settings of a setting group see Modify Setting Value section you want to add to the printed list 2 Click Print The list is built up in a new dialog 3 Click Print 4 In the Print dialog box select the printer and desired options and click Print ...

Page 100: ...acation and public religious festivals Example PANTHER 1 Heating Circuit 1 Point Assignments HG1 tsp DHW1 tsp DHW1 occ Weekly Schedule Daily Schedule Name Monday Workday Tuesday Workday Wednesday Workday Thursday Workday Friday Workday Saturday Weekend Sunday Weekend Where the Workday daily schedule includes the following items time datapoint name command 06 00 HG1 tsp 20 C 18 00 HG1 tsp 15 C And ...

Page 101: ... 1 In the tree click the application for example HT02 2 On the right pane click the Time Programs tab All time programs such as room control heating circuit domestic hot water etc of the PANTHER TIGER controller are displayed in a tree Each time program includes Daily schedules Weekly schedules Yearly schedules Each time program can be individually changed by creating daily schedules with individu...

Page 102: ...02 Daily schedules Each daily schedule consists of several daily schedule types For example the RoomControl time programs include Weekday Weekend Global When selecting a daily schedule type the settings are displayed on the right and can be edited ...

Page 103: ...fault Monday through Friday have the daily schedule Workday assigned Saturday and Sunday have the daily schedule Weekend assigned When selecting the Weekly schedules folder in the tree the whole week is shown in table format summary view Each weekday s settings can be edited by assigning the daily program to the weekday and setting the switchpoints per day ...

Page 104: ...ARENA RANGER USER GUIDE EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 104 When selecting the weekday in the tree the daily program settings of the weekday are displayed on the right detailed view ...

Page 105: ...r a defined time range The weekdays show their assigned daily schedules and their source Source shows the time schedules where the assigned daily schedule is originally created that is either the weekly schedule or when assigning another daily schedule to a weekday here the yearly schedule override Daily Schedules IMPORTANT Settings and changes made in daily schedules weekly schedules and yearly s...

Page 106: ...y optimization For detailed description of Optimization please refer to step 3 in the Create Daily Schedule section 6 Click OK button From now on these settings will be the default settings when creating a new switchpoint for a daily schedule Create Daily Schedule 1 In the Schedules tree right click on the Daily schedules folder of the room control you want to create a new daily schedule for 2 Cli...

Page 107: ...ly schedule by doing one of the following steps a and i a On the right click in the time table row time where you want to make the switchpoint start then right click and click Create The Edit Value dialog box displays Fig 21 Edit Value dialog box example for Heating Circ time program ...

Page 108: ...olidays Standby The controller operates according to the standby heating and cooling setpoints The standby mode saves energy by reducing heating or cooling demand during periods where the room is temporarily unoccupied In this mode the fan is switched off during the zero energy band Check Optimization if you want to apply optimization The optimization function causes optimization of a switching po...

Page 109: ...The copied settings are reflected on the daily schedule time table on the right 4 Click Save button on top of the Schedules tree Update Daily Schedule Edit Switchpoint This function allows updating a daily schedule by editing the following switchpoint settings Value Start and stop time Optimization status 1 In the Schedules tree expand the tree and click on the daily schedule you want to update 2 ...

Page 110: ...s ENTER key 4 Click Save button on top of the Schedules tree Delete Daily Schedule 1 In the Schedules tree right click on the daily schedule you want to delete 2 Click Delete 3 Click Save button on top of the Schedules tree Copy Switchpoints to another Daily Schedule 1 In the Schedules tree right click on the daily schedule of which switchpoints settings you want to copy to another daily schedule ...

Page 111: ...he weekday you want to assign the daily schedule Note that the currently assigned daily schedule of the week day will be replaced with the selected daily schedule 3 Click Save button on top of the Schedules tree Lock Switchpoints 1 In the Schedules tree right click on the daily schedule 2 Select Lock switchpoints This shows all switchpoint settings in an unchangeable mode 3 Click Save button on to...

Page 112: ...k Modify Weekly Schedule IMPORTANT Changes on the Weekly Schedule apply only to the weekly schedules of the selected time program room control heating circuit 1 Assign daily schedules to the weekly schedule by doing one of the following steps 1 and 2 In the tree click the Weekly schedules folder The whole week is shown in table format summary view Each weekday s settings can be edited by assigning...

Page 113: ...tchpoints click in the table row time where you want to make the switchpoint start then right click and click Create For details see Create Daily Schedule section step 3 6 To delete a switchpoint right click on the switchpoints green area and click Delete Or 7 In the tree right click the weekday select Assign Daily Program then click the daily schedule you want to assign to the weekday 8 If desire...

Page 114: ... weekly schedules workday and weekend Only during the holiday period every day is assigned to the Weekend daily schedule From 01 01 2007 to 15 07 2007 Workday schedule Mo Fr Weekend schedule Sa Su From 15 07 2007 to 30 08 2007 Weekend daily schedule Mo Su From 30 08 2007 to 31 12 2007 Workday schedule Mo Fr Modify Yearly Schedule Setup schedule for specific days period of the year 1 In the tree cl...

Page 115: ... Source shows the time schedules where the assigned daily schedule is originally created that is either the weekly schedule or when assigning another daily schedule to a weekday here override the yearly schedule 3 To assign another daily schedule to a weekday right click on the weekday select Assign then click the daily program for example Weekend ...

Page 116: ... a global time program must include the daily schedule type Global with corresponding switchpoints in its time program Apply Global Time Program The global time program consists of Global daily schedules which can be set in the same way than any other daily schedule workday weekend Applying the global time program means selecting a global daily schedule to be used for overriding the standard weekl...

Page 117: ... device list click controllers you want to override with the global time program 4 In the calendar set the time period in which you want to apply the global time programs by using the Previous Previous fast Next and Next fast buttons 5 Click the Scan button ...

Page 118: ...rams controllers are selected in the device list it cannot be distinguished which override is caused by which time program 6 In the calendar click dates to be overridden Multiselection using the CTRL key is possible 7 Click Override button The selected global time programs are applied to the selected dates In other words each of the selected time programs applies its own global time program on the...

Page 119: ... In the first step the datapoint values are recorded In the second step the trended datapoints are displayed for a definable time interval with a fixed start and end time Examples Time interval Last 3 Days Trend data is saved and displayed for the last 3 days after starting the trend Time interval From 04 04 2007 12 00 through 04 05 2007 12 00 Trend data is saved and displayed for the time range 0...

Page 120: ...e it contains only the display settings but no datapoints New templates can be created Trend Data Export Trend data can be exported as CSV file to MS Excel Trending and System Performance Trending increases bus traffic and requires system resources Hence for historical trends it is recommended to avoid adding more datapoints to trend than absolutely necessary For Live trends it is recommended to a...

Page 121: ...n menu icon and click Trending in the configuration menu The Data Collection pane displays On the Data Collection pane you can select the datapoints to be set in trend and you can remove datapoints from trend setting Here all datapoints of the site are available for selection by using the scroll buttons at the bottom The datapoints are shown with their sources such as Device Plant and Segment 2 Cl...

Page 122: ...utton to leave the Trending configuration menu 7 Continue with analyzing trend data as described in the Analyze Trend Data section Live Trend For Live trends the datapoints are set in trend at the same time when analyzing the trend data Please refer to the Analyze Trend Data section NOTE Live trend is only possible on site level and on levels below and ARENA must be connected Analyze Trend Data An...

Page 123: ...e controller etc and in connected and disconnected states of ARENA Analysis of Live trend is only possible on site level and on levels below and ARENA must be connected 2 On the right click on Trends tab On the Trends tab you can do the following Select edit or create new template which includes Selecting and displaying datapoints Defining time interval Configuring display Starting trend Export tr...

Page 124: ...t to use for the trending By default the last template chosen by a user is selected Continue with step 14 b Create a new template by clicking either the New Historic Template or New Live Trend Template button see Create New Trend Template section 4 Click the Configure Display icon The Configure Display dialog box displays Fig 24 Example Configure Display of Historical Template Default template ...

Page 125: ...l under Last Historic trend When a historic trend template has been selected trending occurs for a definable time interval with a fixed start and end time in the past Select this option if you want to trend for a fixed time period retroactively i e counting backwards from now e g the last 10 days a Select the time unit e g Minute s Hour s etc from the drop down listbox at the far right b Enter the...

Page 126: ...or the last e g xx minutes until e g yy hours have elapsed Last defines the time window a Select the time unit e g Minute s Hour s etc from the drop down listbox at the far right b Enter the number in the field to the right Stop after defines the time period c Select the time unit e g Minute s Hour s etc from the drop down listbox at the far right d Enter the number in the field to the right NOTE ...

Page 127: ...ate 10 Click Add to Trend Display button The datapoints are added in Displayed Points For each datapoint the display can be individually customized by clicking the Custom Display Settings button and doing the adjustments in the Custom Display Settings dialog box see 1Customize Display Settings section The X Axis can be configured for all datapoints by clicking the X Axis Configuration button and c...

Page 128: ... the trend display according to the template settings By default a trend is shown as table In Display as select Chart if you want a chart display 16 If a Live trend template has been selected check Store values to database if you want to save the trended values in the ARENA database In this case the live trend result can be reused later for a historical trend 17 Uncheck Store values to database if...

Page 129: ...USER GUIDE ARENA RANGER 129 EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 Fig 30 Example Historical trend Display as table ...

Page 130: ...ARENA RANGER USER GUIDE EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 130 Fig 31 continued Example Historical trend Display as table ...

Page 131: ...USER GUIDE ARENA RANGER 131 EN2Z 0906GE51 R0708 Fig 32 Example Historical trend display as chart multiple datapoints trended ...

Page 132: ...with Charts The chart display shows the trend curve with the time based x axis and the value based y axis If multiple datapoints are trended the y axis shows the datapoint values each of them in a different color The chart display settings can be changed by clicking the Configure Display icon see Configure Trend Display section ...

Page 133: ...ndent of the current cursor position is displayed Colored Fields In the colored fields the trended value s of the datapoints dependent on the current cursor position are displayed If multiple datapoints are trended the fields are shown in different colors Optical Guideline You can add an optical guideline by clicking at the desired position in the chart A red vertical line is added to the chart an...

Page 134: ...06GE51 R0708 134 Zoom Chart Area You can zoom a desired part of the chart as follows 1 Click at desired position and with hold mouse button draw a rectangle over the area you want to zoom 2 Release the mouse button The area is zoomed ...

Page 135: ...ble the Live trend template for Live trends and the Historic trend template for historical trends A template allows the easy reuse of the trend settings Note that the trended values are not saved in the template 1 Select the Trends tab if it is not selected yet 2 Do one of the following a Click on New Historic Trend Template button if you want to start a historical trend b Click on New Live Trend ...

Page 136: ...e trend type display settings are saved in a Historical or Live trend template 1 To change display settings click Trends tab 2 In Template select the template 3 Click Configure Display icon 4 Continue with steps 15 through 117 as described in the Analyze Trend Data section Customize Display Settings 1 In Displayed Points click Custom Display Settings button in the line of the datapoint which setti...

Page 137: ...he axis scaling automatically Select Custom if you want define the axis scaling by your own and enter desired values as follows c In Min enter the start value of the x axis origin d In Max enter the end value of the x axis e In Major scale enter a value for the major scale lines For example 1 defines that a major scale line is drawn every 1 unit dependent on the Min and Max values f In Minor scale...

Page 138: ...by clicking the Delete button after you have check the group in the first column 3 Click OK button to save display settings Define X Axis Configuration 1 In Displayed Points click X Axis Configuration The X Axis Configuration dialog box displays 2 Set options as follows Select Automatic if ARENA should configure the X Axis scale automatically Select Custom if you want to configure the X Axis scale...

Page 139: ... 0906GE51 R0708 c In Minor scale enter a value for the minor scale and select the unit in the drop down listbox For example 1 minute s defines that a minor scale line is drawn every 1 minute 3 Click OK button to save display settings ...

Page 140: ...Status fan_output Parameters Wall module Min Limit Setpoint Pot WallMod si_low_setpt Max Limit Setpoint Pot WallMod si_high_setpt Bypass Time WallMod ui_bypass_time Control Settings Cooling Fan Stage 3 Switching Level CntrlSettings switch_level_cool Heating Fan Stage 3 Switching Level CntrlSettings switch_level_heat Temperature SetPoint Cooling Occupied Setpoint TempSetPts occupied_cool Heating Oc...

Page 141: ... Cooling Derivative Time FcuGains si_pid_cool_Tv Heating Derivative Time FcuGains si_pid_heat_Tv Font Size Setting For proper display of custom graphics created with ARENA Editor do not change the font size from Normal 96 DPI to Large or Extralarge under Settings Control Panel Display Appearance in Windows ...

Page 142: ...ch will show the actual datapoint or setting values in ARENA System graphics can be enhanced with animated pictures created with the help of the ARENA Editor Hierarchical levels can be linked using linking hotspots Real images can be imported for getting a more picturesque style ARENA Editor is not necessary for the function of ARENA but makes the operation of complex systems easier and more comfo...

Page 143: ... boiler heat pump water pipe etc Custom Graphic Controls Provides various drawing elements for Creating display fields for datapoint and setting values Linking to time programs settings documents e g txt xls pictures and other graphic pages Adding comments and simple lines ARENA Editor Environment After starting ARENA Editor the Main Window is displayed providing the tools and functions read in th...

Page 144: ...ws access to the program menus as described in the following tables File New Creates a blank layout document Open Opens an existing layout document Save Saves the active layout document under the same name in XML format Save As Saves the active layout document under a specified name in XML format Print Opens the Print dialog box Exit Exits ARENA Editor Layout Rotate Left Rotate Right Rotates a dra...

Page 145: ... Arena database Imports an Arena database are file Export Arena graphic Exports Arena graphic as are file Tool Bar The tool bar allows quicker access to some commonly used menu functions The following tables show the toolbar functions Icon Description Creates a blank layout document Opens an existing layout document Saves the active layout document under the same name in XML format Rotates a drawi...

Page 146: ... panel is added to the tree When selecting the panel in the tree the corresponding graphic is displayed in the drawing space and can then be edited Drawing Space The drawing space provides the area for drawing the graphic by adding drawing elements from the Drawing Tools pane via drag drop The drawing space can be resized by moving the arrows displayed when hovering over the borders ...

Page 147: ...ous drawing elements for Creating display areas for datapoint and setting values Linking to time programs settings documents e g txt xls pictures and other graphic pages Adding comments and simple lines The drawing elements will be added to the drawing space by simple drag drop Properties Pane The Properties pane shows the multiple properties of a selected drawing element in the drawing space and ...

Page 148: ...erty selected in the Properties Pane Procedures The creation of a graphic includes the following steps 1 Create new document 2 Import ARENA database 3 Create graphic 4 Save document for further use and backup 5 Export Arena graphic for the use in ARENA Create new document 1 In the File menu click New or click in the tool bar A blank layout document is created with one panel ...

Page 149: ...ton When successfully imported the following message displays 4 Confirm the message by clicking OK button Create Graphic The graphic user interface can include multiple graphics depending on the number of levels panels included Each panel includes one graphic There are many scenarios for the creation of a graphic user interface and the included graphics may look very different However there are so...

Page 150: ...raw an application schematic by adding various drawing elements such as boilers heat pumps etc 1 In the Drawing Tools Pane click the HVAC Controls tab 2 Drag a drawing element for example a boiler or a heat pump and drag it to the drawing space Fig 36 Step 1 Dragging Boiler Fig 37 Step 2 Dropping Boiler 3 Build the graphic by doing the following a add drawing elements to the drawing space b positi...

Page 151: ...nt section Create Display Field for Datapoint Datapoint Attribute or Setting Values The following procedure describes how to create a field for displaying and changing a datapoint value datapoint attribute or setting The procedure describes the assignment for a datapoint value The assignment for a datapoint attribute and a setting is done in the same way 1 If not already done import the Arena data...

Page 152: ...lue and visibility d In Bindings select the property to which you want assign the datapoint Per step only one property can be selected but you can assign the datapoint to all relevant properties of the Bindings list NOTE Assign always the same datapoint to the properties You can also assign datapoint attributes for example the alarm status of the HGI_FiltOAtTemp datapoint The attributes are availa...

Page 153: ...en button The datapoint is assigned to the selected property g Scroll to the right and click the Mapping Editor icon The Mapping Editor dialog box displays for defining the color value relationship for the custom graphic control i e which color has the custom graphic control at which value ...

Page 154: ...r select the color in the Result column Example In the above example the custom graphic control is displayed in the color Salmon for values 30 and displayed in transparent for values 30 k Click OK button l In the Arena Binding Collection Editor assign further properties to the datapoint in the same way by repeating steps d through k m Click OK button 5 In the Properties pane the number of bindings...

Page 155: ...view described in the Custom Graphics Controls Overview section below when applying the following steps for creating Links 2 Drag drop the custom graphic control to the drawing space or select the custom graphic control in the drawing space if already there 3 Under Navigation in the Properties pane click the property e g Document for a document link Setting for a setting link etc 4 In the Choose d...

Page 156: ...unction Custom Graphic Control Function Select Property in Properties pane under Document Link Links to any kind of document such as doc xls file Document Required Role Navigation Settings Link Links to settings of a segment or to a list of settings parameter file of a specific segment This allows operating a setting setting overview directly from the graphic Setting Required Role Navigation Comme...

Page 157: ...s dialog box browse to the location where the graphic should be saved as xml file 4 Click Save button Export ARENA Graphic You must export each panel separately 1 In the Level tree select the panel you want to export 2 In the Arena menu click Export Arena Graphic 3 In the Browse for Folder dialog box browse to the following location drive Program Files CentraLine Arena2 Website Graphic PC name NOT...

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