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EVERYDAY OPERATIONS

XI581/2 BUSWIDE OPERATOR INTERFACE

EN2B-0126 (74-3554-8)

B-Port

If B-Port is selected from the listbox above, the following screen appears to allow

configuration of the serial link used for external user interfaces:

B-Port Configuration

Baudrate:

9600

BACK

The 'Baudrate' value field is highlighted by default. After pressing Enter (

↵

) to

select this field, one of the digits will begin blinking. Use the plus and minus
keys to increment/decrement data, and press Enter (

↵

) to complete the field

entry.

The 'Baudrate' value field will then be highlighted again.

Use the right arrow key to move to and highlight

BACK

. Press Enter (

↵

Modem and Remote Trend Buffer

If 'Modem' is selected from the 'Hardware Configuration' listbox, the following

screen appears:

Modem Configuration

Configure Modem Interface

Enable Remote Trend Buffer
Configure Remote Trend Buffer
Disable Remote Trend Buffer

Configure Modem
Interface

is always displayed, allows configuration of serial link used for
external modems. (highlighted by default).

Enable/Disable
Remote
Trend Buffer

“Enable” appears if trend buffer is currently disabled.
“Disable” appears only if trend buffer is currently enabled.

Configure
Remote
Trend Buffer

Appears only if Remote Trend Buffer is currently enabled and
allows entering in new application memory size to make more
memory available for remote trending.

Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight a field, and press Enter (

↵

) to

select the field.

Configuring the Modem Interface

Configure Modem Interface

is selected, the following screen appears:

Summary of Contents for XI581AH

Page 1: ...Inc and or to third party software vendors Before software delivery the end user must execute a software license agreement that governs software use Software license agree ment provisions include limiting use of the software to equipment furnished limiting copying preserving confidentiality and prohibiting transfer to a third party Disclosure use or reproduction beyond that permitted in the licens...

Page 2: ...KS LonBuilder NodeBuilder LonManager LonTalk LonUsers LonPoint Neuron 3120 3150 the Echelon logo the LONMARK logo and the LonUsers logo are trademarks of Echelon Corporation registered in the United States and other countries LonLink LonResponse LonSupport and LonMaker are trademarks of Echelon Corporation ...

Page 3: ...ck 31 Viewing Controller Configuration Data 31 Start up and Configuration 34 Hardware Interface Configuration 35 C Bus 35 LON Bus 35 B Port 36 Modem and Remote Trend Buffer 36 Configuring the Modem Interface 36 Enabling Disabling the Remote Trend Buffer 37 Configuring the Remote Trend Buffer 37 Application Selection 39 Requesting a Download 40 Data Point Wiring Check 41 Default Data Points 41 Assi...

Page 4: ...rend Buffer 97 Appendix A Hardware SETUP 99 INDEX 101 Revision information The following pages have been changed from the previous issue of this document Page Change 16 17 19 20 Added controller status to example screens 31 Revised Controller Information section 34 Added new Start up and Configuration section 49 Added NC NO attribute to section Point Description Windows 52 Added Mapped Points sect...

Page 5: ...llers via XI581 2 hookup to an Excel 500 or 600 Controller In addition the XI581 2 can operate in a buswide access mode to communicate with remote controllers Remote controllers can be any Excel controller that con nects to the same C bus as the Excel controller to which the XI581 2 is connected NOTE The Excel controllers must have up to date software that includes the buswide access feature The G...

Page 6: ...installation time Buswide access mode Display area description and keypad operations Password access levels that determine whether you can view and or modify information using the XI581 2 The Everyday Operations section explains tasks that you might perform daily or weekly The Alphabetic Reference section explains tasks that you do not perform regularly or in any particular order The tasks are arr...

Page 7: ...5 m XW565 Excel 500 prior to XC5010C CPU 600 without strain relief 16 ft 5 m XW582 Excel 50 Excel 100C front connector Excel 500 XC5010C CPU front connector XCL5010 CPU serial connector 16 ft 5 m XW583 1 Excel 100C rear terminals Excel 500 XC5010C CPU rear connector 16 ft 5 m XW584 Adapter cable for XW582 to Excel 100B 500 older CPUs 600 6 in 16 cm 1 Use this cable if the XI582AH is permanently co...

Page 8: ... 600 CONNECTION SERIAL PORT SERIAL PORT PORT SELECTOR FRONT PORT ACTIVE REAR TERMINALS ACTIVE C6982b REAR TERMINALS FOR MODEM OR MMI CONNECTION Fig 3 Excel 100C and Excel 500 600 MMI connection The XC5010C CPU for Excel 500 has an additional serial port connection at the terminal block on the back of the unit and a switch on the front to select front or rear port Fig 4 Excel 500 XC5010C MMI connec...

Page 9: ...nnect to the Excel 10 Zone Manager EXCEL 10 ZONE MANAGER AND EXCEL 100B CONNECTION ZM Con_a SERIAL PORT Fig 6 Excel 10 Zone Manager and Excel 100B MMI connection Buswide Access Mode Buswide access allows communication between an XI581 2 and an Excel controller that is not directly connected to the XI581 2 Communication can include reading from and writing to the remote controller as well as receiv...

Page 10: ...e this capability With active buswide access a controller for example Controller A can access another controller Controller B on the same bus if Controller B has at least passive access C Bus XI581AH XI582AH Controller A active buswide access Controller B active or passive buswide access Buswide Access Fig 8 Active buswide access With only passive buswide access a controller for example Controller...

Page 11: ...1 Version 1 01 cannot support active access 2 Excel 20 Controller Excel 10 Zone Manager Passive buswide access only Excel 10 Zone Manager supports passive buswide access only with Firmware EPROM Version 1 02 xx or newer XIP100 no 1 Excel 100 500 and 600 Controllers running under Firmware EPROM Version Excel 500 600 1 2 XX can be upgraded by changing the Firmware EPROM to Version 1 03 The controlle...

Page 12: ... screen displays depend on the status of the controller and its pending alarms Powered Controller After you plug an XI582AH into a powered controller the Main Menu appears in the display window An XI581AH that is always attached to a controller typically displays the Main Menu unless an operator has penetrated to some other menu Controller Power on The first display screen that appears after power...

Page 13: ...ause it is the default selection CONTROLLER_07 18 16 Running 15 12 1994 Password Alarms Time Programmes Trend Buffer Data Points System Clock System Data The buswide alarm flag exclamation mark in the top right hand corner of the window indicates that the buswide alarm notification mode is enabled If it is blinking an alarm has occurred The Alarm Information section describes alarm display and ack...

Page 14: ...oll Description right arrow Move forward the selected number of pages See the plus and minus key descriptions to select the number of pages The default is 1 page C6985 left arrow Move backward the selected number of pages See the plus and minus key descriptions to select the number of pages The default is 1 page plus Increment the number in the scroll bar by 1 maximum 9 For example select 2 to scr...

Page 15: ...rsor to the next field the next column or to the next line in a column up arrow Move the cursor to the previous field the previous column or to the previous line in a column plus Increase the value of a digit by one for example from 2 to 3 You can also use this key to change the condition of a digital point For example press this key to flip a digital point from OFF to ON minus Decrease the value ...

Page 16: ...s not require a password At level 1 you can view some but not all of the information programmed into the controller You cannot modify any data Specifically access level 1 allows you to view the following Time program information Point descriptions System clock Trend log Alarm information Buswide information Passwords To operate at level 2 or 3 an operator must enter a password Passwords are four n...

Page 17: ...EVEL 2 ACCESS LEVEL 3 C6992 2 TIME PROGRAM DATA POINTS TOTALIZERS ALARMS TREND BUFFER SYSTEM CLOCK SYSTEM DATA TIME PROGRAM DATA POINTS TOTALIZERS PARAMETERS VIEW SYSTEM DATA SET SYSTEM CLOCK VIEW TREND LOG VIEW ALARMS MODIFY TIME PROGRAM VIEW DATA POINT DESCRIPTION MODIFY DATA POINT DESCRIPTION MODIFY TIME PROGRAM RESET TOTALIZERS MODIFY SYSTEM DATA SET SYSTEM CLOCK VIEW TREND LOG VIEW ALARMS VIE...

Page 18: ...GETTING STARTED XI581 2 BUSWIDE OPERATOR INTERFACE EN2B 0126 74 3554 8 14 ...

Page 19: ...int vs Data Point Note that XI581 2 refers to points as data points This document uses the term point except when the expression data point appears in XI581 2 screen displays EXCEL 5000 literature generally uses the term points The terms have the same meaning See Also the ALPHABETIC REFERENCE section page 47 for other procedures that you may use less frequently Local and Remote Sign On and Sign Of...

Page 20: ... you previously logged into Signing off from a controller local or remote to return to the level 1 Main Menu Level 2 3 Password Entry Purpose To sign on to an XI581 2 connected to a controller Procedure 1 After the XI581 2 is connected to a controller the Main Menu automatically appears in the display window unless the controller is reset and needs to be downloaded If the controller needs to be do...

Page 21: ...lete password entry If the password is incorrect software reprompts for password entry RESULT If you correctly enter a password the word Next displays For level 3 operators the word Change also displays to allow you to change the password See the Passwords section for the procedure to change a password Please enter your Password Change Next Press Enter to select Next RESULT The display window show...

Page 22: ...ss Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window shows system data including the Buswide Access option In the following example note that the local controller is CONTROLLER_01 System Data System Info HW Interface Config Flash EPROM Buswide Access NOTE The Flash EPROM item displays only if you signed on as a level 3 operator 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Buswide Access T...

Page 23: ...interface description and details 6 Press Enter to select Password RESULT The Password screen displays Please enter your Password Change Next 7 Press Enter to have the same access level as the local controller To have a higher access level type in your password and press Enter RESULT The Main Menu of the selected controller displays The following example shows level 3 access for CONTROLLER_07 CONT...

Page 24: ...e display window lists the buswide access options you can choose for remote CONTROLLER_07 Buswide Access CONTROLLER_07 Remote Login Logoff Show All Devices 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Logoff Then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT Software logs off CONTROLLER_07 and displays the Remote Login menu screen to allow you to log in to another controller Remote Login CONTROLLE...

Page 25: ... Viewing Alarm Information Purpose To view selected alarm information including the last 99 alarms the controller has generated and stored in memory all current alarms critical and non critical current critical alarms current non critical alarms and buswide alarms All operators can perform this task Select Alarms from Main Menu 1 At the Main Menu use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the Ala...

Page 26: ...t in alarm NOTE Alarm memory can contain 99 entries All alarms may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time To view alarms that do not display press the right arrow key to display the next page For other scroll bar functions see the scroll bar description in the GETTING STARTED section Select an Alarm 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the specific alarm you want to ...

Page 27: ... Press the arrow keys to move to and highlight the desired controller Then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT You are now logged into the alarm buffer of the selected remote controller 4 View the alarm buffer using the same procedure as for a local controller See section Viewing Alarm Information page 21 for details if you do not know how When you are through reading the buffer log off t...

Page 28: ...splay 5 Press Cancel C to exit this screen and return to the Main Menu Alarm Standby Flag Example The following level 3 menu shows the exclamation mark in the upper right hand corner of the screen CONTROLLER_01 18 16 Running 15 12 1994 Time Programmes Alarms Data Points Trend Buffer Totalizers System Clock Parameters System Data When an alarm occurs the flag starts blinking Disable Buswide Alarm N...

Page 29: ... Template Points in Trend Template Search NOTE The Add Template Delete Template and Modify Template items do not display for level 1 operators and Template Search appears only if there are defined templates If there are no defined templates only the Add Template item displays for higher level operators so they can define templates 2 Press Enter to select User Address The other options on the Data ...

Page 30: ...iption Function page 47 4 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Back and press Enter to return to the list of points by user address When you are finished repeatedly press Cancel C to return to the Main Menu See Also section Data Point Description Function page 47 for attribute information section Selecting Points by Template page 54 for details on the Template search function section Select...

Page 31: ...ays associated switching point data Weekly Programme Lists the daily program assigned to each day of the week Annual Programme Prompts for starting date and then displays the daily program assigned to each day of the year Special Days Shows a menu to view data and then lists the daily program assigned to special days holidays of the year For more information on the types of time programs see secti...

Page 32: ...zer screen differs slightly from that of the Service interval screen although they operate the same Select a Totalizer Point 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the specific totalizer you want to view Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window shows detailed information about the selected totalizer Service Interval 1000 h Supply fan 1267 h Reset Yes NO Back Service i...

Page 33: ... to move to and highlight Graph Then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists points whose activity is recorded in the trend buffer Trend Buffer Ventilation system Lighting Heating zone east 1 Heating zone west Heating zone north NOTES 1 The controller can collect and save trend log data for up to 20 points The con troller s trend log memory buffer can save the latest ...

Page 34: ...olumn A description of the change that took place Maneuver the graph using the following keys Key Graph Function plus Zooms in on graph minus Zooms out on graph left or right arrow keys Scrolls graph left or right Enter Switches the trend log from a graph format to a tabular format You can add an additional point to the trend log graph as long as the two points are different point types For exampl...

Page 35: ...ght Savings Time Date Time is highlighted by default Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window shows the current date and time Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Daylight Savings Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window shows the dates the controller currently uses to deter mine when to run on Daylight Savings Time System Clock Date 23 07 1993 ...

Page 36: ...mote controllers see section Logging into a Remote Controller page 18 Display buswide alarms see section Viewing Buswide Alarms page 22 Enable disable buswide alarm notification see section Enabling Disabling Buswide Alarm Mode and Alarm Flag page 23 2 To display more information for a controller highlight Next and then press Enter to complete the selection The following screen displays System Inf...

Page 37: ... create the current application 4 To display more information for a controller highlight Next and press Enter The following screen displays the AMA and ATX file revisions Operating Sequence Revision AMA Revision 1 16 1 12 ATX Revision 1 16 1 12 Back This screen displays the revision numbers for the AMA and ATX files used to create the operating sequence Asterisks will appear before and after the A...

Page 38: ...frees up additional memory resources Enabling disabling modem communication is done in a later screen Applic Mem Size Shows the amount of memory reserved for the application Reducing this number frees additional memory resources The application memory size is changed in a later screen Controller Setup Displays screens for configuring the hardware interfaces for the controller Application Selection...

Page 39: ...CK 7 The Baudrate value field is highlighted by default Or use the down arrow key to move to and highlight the Controller No value field In either case after pressing Enter to select the given field one of the digits will begin blinking Use the plus and minus keys to increment decrement data and press Enter to complete the field entry IMPORTANT If no controller number is set or if the number shown...

Page 40: ...em is selected from the Hardware Configuration listbox the following screen appears Modem Configuration Configure Modem Interface Enable Remote Trend Buffer Configure Remote Trend Buffer Disable Remote Trend Buffer Configure Modem Interface is always displayed allows configuration of serial link used for external modems highlighted by default Enable Disable Remote Trend Buffer Enable appears if tr...

Page 41: ...us keys to increment decrement the digit Press the right arrow key to move to next digit When completed press Enter once to confirm PIN NOTE The PIN must be entered right justified IMPORTANT For GSM communication MODEM PART must be enabled and the modem baud rate must be set to 9600 To send a reset command to the modem to return it to factory default settings use the arrow keys to move to and high...

Page 42: ...ation memory detected by the controller The default number of trend buffer entries is 104 The maximum number of trend samples will be displayed once a value for Application Memory Size is entered For a full explanation of this feature of the controller see Excel 100 500 600 Software Description EN0B 092 NOTE The minimum Application Memory Size is 38 Kbytes 7 To increase the size of the buffer ente...

Page 43: ...lculated by the old CARE version e g CARE V2 02 xx calculated 98 Kbytes thus you will enter 126 Kbytes 98 Kbytes 28 Kbytes on the MMI of the controller We strongly recommend using CARE V2 02 00 or later if you use modem communication This will allow for applications with up to 128 Kbytes 128 Kbytes flash memory Applications bigger than 100 Kbytes with modem will not run out of flash memory after f...

Page 44: ...sh EPROM loads in RAM and the display window shows the Main Menu access level 1 CONTROLLER_07 18 16 Init 15 12 1994 Password Alarms Time Programmes Trend Buffer Data Points System Clock System Data Requesting a Download New applications can be downloaded to the controller s Flash memory via the C Bus or the B port The controller must request the download from the device executing the download This...

Page 45: ...eck screen appears Data Point Wiring Check Default Data Points DIO Module Assignment NOTE The DIO Module Assignment option appears only if there is a LonMark interface available Default Data Points Purpose To set up the test mode with default user addresses for each of the physical inputs and outputs Select Default Data Points 4 From the Data Point Wiring Check screen shown above select Default Da...

Page 46: ...ress Enter to complete the selection RESULT The selected output data point is shown with its value state AO0101 STATE VALUE 0 0 BACK 7 Select State Value and press Enter to modify it Or select BACK to return to the Data Points list View Alarms 8 To view the list of alarms select Alarm History from the Display Datapoints Alarm History screen Step 4 above RESULT The alarm buffer is shown listing all...

Page 47: ... The DIO Module Assignment option appears only if there is a LonMark interface available RESULT The following screen appears with additional options DIO Module Assignment Use existent Assignment Create new Assignment Both options will lead to the mask shown below but with different actions behind them Use existent Assignment Displays current Distributed I O module assignments This option is displa...

Page 48: ...d commissioned 6 To change an assignment select any line module address by using the arrow keys to move to and highlight it and then pressing Enter Could also be done with an assigned module RESULT The display window lists the Distributed I O module types DIO Module Assignment Address 04 None XFL521 1 XFL522 XFL523 7 Select a module type or None to clear a module assignment by using the arrow keys...

Page 49: ...the first Distributed I O Module Assignment screen is displayed again DIO Module Assignment 02 XLF521 0001FC234088 03 Unassigned 1 04 XFL522 0001FC234088 05 XFL524 0001FC234062 A second method can also be used to select a module While either the screen with the Distributed I O module types result of step 6 or the screen with the found Distributed I O modules result of step 7 is displayed press the...

Page 50: ...troller with the square reset switch on the CPU module the assignments done in the test mode are deactivated and not used to update the assignments in the application To reactivate such deactivated assignments use the option Use existent Assignment in the Distributed I O Module Assignment screen as shown above Then the assignment update is done in the loaded application Each time the assignments f...

Page 51: ...cument uses the term point except where data point is used in XI581 2 screen displays EXCEL 5000 literature generally uses the term points The terms have the same meaning Purpose This section first describes how to access the Data Point Description function and the options in its menu It then has subsections that describe The display windows that appear when you select a specific point via user ad...

Page 52: ... the following options provide specific modification functions that are not available via the User address function Manual Operation Accumul Runtime Points in Trend Suppress Alarm These options provide a list of points related to the option For example if you select Accumul Runtime all the points that have accumulated runtime enabled appear on the screen with their accumulated hours Example Accumu...

Page 53: ...LT HSG 1 KAE NT You can select one of these templates to view a list of points that conform to template specifications You can then select a point and view modify its attributes the same as for the User address option See section Selecting Points by Template page 54 for details See section Template Operations page 71 for a definition of templates and how to add modify and delete them Point Descrip...

Page 54: ...k ANALOG INPUT POINT DESCRIPTION Conf_Rm_Setpt Value 70 F Operating Mode AUTO Back Next Conf_Rm_Setpt Technical Address 010306 Alarm Stat Chngd 16 23 23 07 1993 Suppress Alarm NO Back Next Low Alarm Limit 60 0 F Low Warning Limit 54 0 F High Warning Limit 74 0 F High Alarm Limit 80 0 F Alarm Hysteresis 1 0 F Back Next Conf_Rm_Setpt Sensor Offset 0 0 F Trend Logging OFF Trend Hysteresis 1 0 Pct Tre...

Page 55: ...LPHABETIC REFERENCE 51 EN2B 0126 74 3554 8 TOTALIZER POINT DESCRIPTION Main_water_meter Value 37530 m3 Operating Mode AUTO Trend Logging On Back Next Main_water_meter Technical Address 010603 Interval Limit 1000 m3 Suppress Alarm No Back ...

Page 56: ...l points only Last Changed Time and date that the status of the point last changed the last time the point switched ON or OFF Digital points only Cycle Count Number of times the point was switched OFF or ON since it was last serviced Digital points only Suppress Alarm Whether the controller reports the alarms it generates for this point If a point cannot report the controller no longer reads its i...

Page 57: ... Template Type Selection Modify Template Points in Trend Template Search 2 Press Enter to select User Address User Address Exhaust_fan 1 Hall_main_lights On Main_water_meter 000 m3 1 Conf_room_temp 23 C NOTE All user addresses for points may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the desired point Press Enter to complete the selec...

Page 58: ...T HSG 1 KAE NT The Add Template Delete Template and Modify Template items in the previous screen provide functions to create new templates and delete or modify existing templates See section Template Operations page 71 for details NOTE All defined templates may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the desired template Press Ente...

Page 59: ...tion RESULT The Types screen appears with a list of defined point types Analog Input Pseudo Analog Analog Output Pseudo Digital Digital Input Global Analog Digital Output Global Digital Totalizer Flexible Point Pseudo Totalizer All 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the desired type Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists points you can view The list contai...

Page 60: ...cumul Runtime Delete Template Type Selection Modify Template Points in Trend Template Search 2 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Manual Operation and then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists manually operated points Example Manual Operation Exhaust_fan Hall_main_lights Main_water_meter 1 Conf_room_temp NOTE All manually operated points may not be able to...

Page 61: ...Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists the points and the number of hours each has run since it was last serviced Accumulated Runtime Supply fan 1267 Exhaust fan 1257 Burner 476 1 Htg zone pump 736 Cafe hood 123 NOTE The hours run for all points may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time 3 Press Cancel C to return to the list of point descriptio...

Page 62: ... NOTE All trend points may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time Select a Point 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the point you want to disable from trending Press Enter to complete the selection NOTE Additional user defined text may appear on the line beneath the user address RESULT The window allows you to disable the point from reporting trend information Poin...

Page 63: ...t a Point 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the point for which you want to unsuppress alarm conditions Press Enter to complete the selection NOTE Additional user defined text may appear on the line beneath the user address RESULT The window allows you to unsuppress the point so it can report alarm information NOTE Regardless as to whether an alarm is suppressed or not whenever the ala...

Page 64: ...on access level System Data System Info HW Interface Config Flash EPROM Buswide Access 2 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight HW Interface Config Then press Enter to complete the selection The following screen displays HW Interface Configuration C Bus Lon Bus 1 B Port 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight LON Bus and press Enter to complete the selection The LON Bus screen is displa...

Page 65: ...dicates that the module is assigned but not yet commissioned This is the default state after assignment A question mark indicates that the module is assigned but not available or not found during commissioning If no special character is seen alongside a module name this indicates that the module is correctly assigned and commissioned NOTE This screen is refreshed to show changes of state of the mo...

Page 66: ...ssignment screen is displayed again DIO Module Assignment 02 XLF521 0001FC234088 03 Unassigned 1 04 XFL522 0001FC234088 05 XFL524 0001FC234062 Another method to select a module is to press its LONWORKS service pin while the result of step 6 is displayed RESULT If the LONWORKS service pin is pushed the following screen is displayed Edit DIO Module Assignment Module 04 XFL523 Neuron ID 0001FC234088 ...

Page 67: ...ata between Flash EPROM and RAM Erasing the Flash EPROM Saving application in RAM to Flash EPROM Restoring application from Flash EPROM to RAM Erasing Flash EPROM Purpose To clear all application data from Flash EPROM Access Level You must have access level 3 to perform this task CAUTION The following procedure erases ALL application data in Flash EPROM Select System Data from Main Menu 1 At the M...

Page 68: ...version as well as three possible functions depending on access level System Data System Info HW Interface Config Flash EPROM Buswide Access Select Flash EPROM 2 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Flash EPROM and then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The Flash EPROM screen lists options for controlling Flash EPROM Save application is highlighted by default Flash EPROM Save App...

Page 69: ...to complete the selection RESULT The Flash EPROM screen lists options for controlling Flash EPROM Save application is highlighted by default Flash EPROM Save Application Erase Flash EPROM Show Applications Show Applications 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Show Applications and then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists application programs in Flash EPR...

Page 70: ...rrow keys to move to and highlight HW Interface Config Then press Enter to complete the selection The following screen displays HW Interface Configuration C Bus Lon Bus 1 B Port 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Modem found by scrolling to below B Port and press Enter to complete the selection The Modem Configuration screen is displayed Modem Configuration Baudrate 9600 GSM PIN Reset M...

Page 71: ...indow refreshes with the new parameter file Parameter File No 002 Parameter No 001 Parameter Value 10 00 BACK Modify the Parameter Value 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the parameter value for the parameter shown and press Enter to edit RESULT The last right most digit in the Value field blinks indicating that you can modify it 4 Use the plus or minus keys to increment or decrement t...

Page 72: ...igit of your password is correct If the first digit of your password is lower than 5 press the minus key or the down arrow key until the first digit of your password is correct Press the right arrow key to move the cursor to the second digit Notice that the first digit becomes an asterisk again to maintain password privacy Repeat this procedure until you have correctly entered all digits in the pa...

Page 73: ...o and highlight Back and press Enter RESULT The display window shows the Main Menu Remote Communication Purpose To change baud rate of controller and reset modem Access Level You must have access level 3 to perform this task Select System Data from Main Menu 1 At the Main Menu use the arrow keys to move to and highlight System Data Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The System Data scree...

Page 74: ...Main Menu 1 At the Main Menu use the arrow keys to move to and highlight System Clock Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The System Clock screen lists two options for viewing system clock information System Clock Date Time Daylight Savings Select System Clock Option 2 Select Date Time to change controller clock or select Daylight Savings to set Daylight Savings Time as follows Table 9 Da...

Page 75: ... Characters in the template include any that can be used in a user address as well as special characters such as the asterisk that represents any number of random characters and the question mark that represents exactly one random character Template Buffer The template buffer is where defined templates are stored in the controller Template Search The template search function generates a list of us...

Page 76: ...t String 4 Press Enter RESULT The first character in the string is now blinking Position Cursor 5 Use the left and right arrows to position the cursor at the character where you want to modify the string RESULT The selected character is now blinking and can be edited Replace Character 6 Use the plus and minus keys to choose the character that you want to use to replace the blinking character Each ...

Page 77: ...rpose To delete a template from the template buffer Access Level You must have access level 2 or 3 to perform this task Procedure 1 From the Main Menu use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Data Points Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The Data Points screen displays Data Points User Address Suppress Alarm Manual Operation Add Template Accumul Runtime Delete Template Type Selection...

Page 78: ...te FLOOR7 FLOOR1 1 Select Template 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the template you want to modify Then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The Modify Template screen displays the selected template Modify Template FLOOR1 Store Template Back Select String 4 Press Enter RESULT The first character in the string is now blinking Position Cursor 5 Use the left and right arrows to ...

Page 79: ...ions Purpose To checkout or troubleshoot the system by manually setting outputs and verifying inputs See section Default Data Points page 41 Time Programs General Excel controllers allow equipment control based on time of day For example you can set HVAC equipment start and stop times Time programs implement this control strategy Each controller can have a maximum of 20 time programs The following...

Page 80: ...6 00 9 00 22 00 18 00 WEEKEND HALLWAY HALLWAY ON OFF 9 00 20 00 VACATION HALLWAY ROOMS_WEST ROOMS_EAST ADMINISTRATION HALLWAY ROOMS_WEST ROOMS_EAST ADMINISTRATION ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 6 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 22 00 15 00 15 00 17 00 HALFDAY HALLWAY ROOMS_WEST ROOMS_EAST ADMINISTRATION HALLWAY ROOMS_WEST ROOMS_EAST ADMINISTRATION ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 6 00 7 00 7 00 7 00 22 00 20 00 20 00 2...

Page 81: ...ows the selected time program The remaining lines list daily program functions Time Programme Time Program 1 Modify Delete New Copy Continue with the appropriate daily program procedure New See section New Daily Programs page 77 for details Copy See section Copying Daily Programs page 79 for details Delete See section Deleting Daily Programs page 80 for details Modify See section Switch Points pag...

Page 82: ...teria_temp 1 Office_room_temp Main_lights NOTE All points may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time Select a Point 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the point to which the first switch point applies Then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The user address associated with the selected point appears in the Address field of the Switch Point screen Time Pro...

Page 83: ...shed repeatedly press Cancel C to return to the Main Menu Copying Daily Programs Purpose To copy a daily program in order to create a new daily program Access Level You must have access level 2 or 3 to perform this task Procedure 1 Display the Daily Program screen that lists daily program functions Modify New Delete and Copy if the menu is not already on display Summary of steps a At the Main Menu...

Page 84: ... copied daily program other than the non descriptive name the controller assigned you must use the XI584 Operator and Service Software 5 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Back and press Enter to return to the list of time programs Deleting Daily Programs Purpose To delete a daily program Access Level You must have Access Level 2 or 3 to perform this task Procedure 1 Display the Daily Pro...

Page 85: ...to delete the daily program Time Progr Time Program 1 Daily Progr Holiday Really delete Yes No Delete Daily Program 4 If you do not want to delete the daily program press Enter If you do want to delete the daily program use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Yes and press Enter to complete the selection RESULT If the daily program could not be deleted because it is still part of a weekly or a...

Page 86: ... press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists the daily programs that exist for the selected time program Time Programme Time Program 1 Everyday Weekend Holiday 1 Workday Annual leave NOTE All daily programs may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time Select a Daily Program 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the desired daily program for exa...

Page 87: ...program use the arrow keys to move to and highlight New and then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window lists the points that are controlled by the selected daily program Time Progr Time Program 1 Daily Progr Weekday C1_DO_1 Cafeteria_temp 1 Office_room_temp Main_lights NOTE All points may not be able to appear in the display window at the same time Select a Point 6 Use th...

Page 88: ...the selected point 9 Press Cancel C to return to the list of time programs Modify Switch Point Continued from the Switch Points section Time Progr Time Program 1 Daily Progr Weekday Address C1_DO_1 Time 08 00 Value On Opt OFF Next Previous New Delete Back Select the Switch Point 5 If the switch point in the window is not the one you want to modify use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Next o...

Page 89: ...dow shows the switch point you want to delete highlight Delete Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The controller asks you to confirm that you really want to delete the switch point Really delete switch point No Yes Delete the Switch Point 7 If you do not want to delete the switch point press Enter to complete the selection If you do want to delete the switch point highlight Yes and press...

Page 90: ...play window lists the days of the week and the associated daily program Weekly Progr Time Program 1 MONDAY Weekday TUESDAY Halfday WEDNESDAY Holiday 1 THURSDAY Annual leave FRIDAY Weekend NOTE Not all seven days of the week can fit in the window at one time If the day of the week that you want to modify does not appear press the right arrow key to display the next page Select a Day of the Week 4 U...

Page 91: ...Purpose To modify an annual program in order to assign a different daily program to a specific day of the week Access Level You must have Access Level 2 or 3 to perform this task Select Time Program Function from Main Menu 1 At the Main Menu use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Time Programmes Press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window shows the available time programs ...

Page 92: ... Press Enter to complete the Display from field entry Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Next and press Enter to complete the selection Annual Progr Time Program 1 24 07 MONDAY Weekend 25 07 TUESDAY Weekend 26 07 WEDNESDAY Weekend 1 27 07 THURSDAY Weekend 28 07 FRIDAY Weekend RESULT The window lists the days of the year beginning with the date you entered It also lists the daily program a...

Page 93: ... Programme screen appears To verify that the controller made the change you must reaccess the annual program TODAY Programs Purpose To create or modify the TODAY program To accommodate special events such as unplanned conferences and after hour assemblies the TODAY program can override a point action or switch point associated with the daily program that is assigned to a specific day in the annual...

Page 94: ...ays Example Today Heating zone east Address C1_DO_1 Time from 13 14 Time to 13 14 Value Select Back Create Modify the Today Program 5 Enter or modify information as follows Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight a field and press Enter The first digit you can input begins to blink Press the plus and minus keys to increment and decrement the value of the digit Press the right arrow key to move...

Page 95: ...elect and press Enter to complete the selection 7 When you are finished repeatedly press Cancel C to return to the Main Menu Special Days Purpose To modify assign or delete a special day assignment or change status enable disable of the special days program Access Level You must have Access Level 2 or 3 to perform this task Select Time Program Function from Main Menu 1 At the Main Menu use the arr...

Page 96: ... disable the special days feature See section Change Status Enable Disable Special Days Function page 94 for details Modify Special Days Continued from the previous procedure Special Days Time Program 1 Status On Modify Delete Select Modify Option 4 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Modify and press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The display window chronologically lists all speci...

Page 97: ...y Daily Progr Holiday Back Switch Points Assign 7 To assign the selected program press Enter The software assigns the daily program and redisplays the Special Days screen with the new assignment To redisplay the Time Programme screen with the Today Daily Programme etc menu items use the arrow keys to move to and highlight Back and press Enter The software does not change the assignment for the day...

Page 98: ...pecial days procedure Special Days Time Program 1 Status On Modify Delete Select Status Option 4 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the status value On in this example and press Enter to complete the selection RESULT The Status field blinks 5 Press the plus or minus key to change the entry in the Status field from On to Off or vice versa Then press Enter to complete the selection RESULT T...

Page 99: ...not display press the right arrow key to display the next page 2 The appearance of the All Totalizer screen differs slightly from that of the Service interval screen although they operate the same Select a Totalizer 3 Use the arrow keys to move to and highlight the specific totalizer you want to reset Then press Enter to complete the selection NOTE Additional user defined text for the point may ap...

Page 100: ...vice interval field stops blinking but is highlighted 5 Press Cancel C or Back to return to the totalizer data point list When you are finished repeatedly press Cancel C to return to the Main Menu Viewing Bus Devices Purpose To display a list of devices currently active on the system bus The list can include devices that do not have buswide access capability so a remote log in may not be possible ...

Page 101: ... this feature of the controller see Excel 100 500 600 Software Description EN0B 092 This section describes how to view the remote trend buffer information Modifying the values requires that the controller be reset and the steps described in the Modem and Remote Trend Buffer section and the Configuring the Remote Trend Buffer section be carried out Access Level You must have access level 3 to perfo...

Page 102: ...Kbytes Remote Trend Buffer 108 Entries BACK This screen displays the size of the remote trend buffer The number of entries trend samples that can be stored in the buffer for Remote Building Central A is determined by a calculation by the controller based upon the Application Memory Size entered in the Start up Sequence The given values can be changed only during controller setup i e only during th...

Page 103: ...terature for form numbers Procedure 1 Remove the front cover from the XI582AH by inserting tip of an awl or a similar narrow pointed object into the small hole on one side of the operator terminal When the latch releases insert the awl into the small hole on the other side of operator terminal and pry off the cover 2 The XI581 2 display provides an integrated backlighting feature The position of a...

Page 104: ...ntinue with Step 6 For XI582AH units route wire end of XW564 XW565 XW582 XW583 Cable through round opening back to front in XI582AH back cover and fix cable with the strain relief C6974a 4 Attach wires to terminal block on inside of XI582AH back cover according to the following figure WHITE GREEN BROWN YELLOW GREY 1 2 3 4 C6975a NOTE Grey wire is not used 5 Replace the connector removed in Step 3 ...

Page 105: ...ormation 31 reading controller clock 31 reading controller date and time 31 viewing controller configuration data 31 controller mounted operator terminal XI581AH fig 1 controllers changing baud rate 69 controller CPU reset 8 34 46 controller models directly accessible 1 controller models not supporting buswide functionality 7 controller power on 8 daily programs 76 copying daily programs 79 creati...

Page 106: ...ecial days 94 modifying special days 92 special events 75 switch points 75 81 adding switch points 83 creating switch points 83 deleting switch points 85 modifying switch points 84 modifying switch poitns 84 system clock 70 modifying the system clock 71 templates 71 adding a template 71 deleting a template 73 modifying a template 74 storing a template 73 template buffer 71 template search function...

Page 107: ...XI581 2 BUSWIDE OPERATOR INTERFACE 103 EN2B 126 74 3554 7 ...

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