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Indoor Unit Usage Restriction_Temperature Limit in Cool/Heat mode

You can set temperature lower/upper temperature limit in 
cool/heat mode.

1

Click [Control and Monitoring] 

£

 [Indoor unit usage 

restriction] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears.

2

Press [Edit] button.

3

Set the lower/upper temperature limit.

X

  

You can set lower/upper temperature limit by selecting 

'Enable'/'Disable'.

X

  

Lower temperature limit range: 18

℃(

64

°F)

~30

℃(

86

°F)

 

Upper temperature limit range: 16

℃(

61

°F)

~30

℃(

86

°F)

X

  

ERV PLUS and Fresh duct cannot set the lower temperature 

 limit in Cool mode or upper temperature limit in Heat mode.

4

Click [Save].

X

 

Indoor unit usage restriction setting will be saved.

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Summary of Contents for BACnet Gateway MIM-B17N

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Page 2: ... B17N LonWorks Gateway MIM B18N Air Conditioner user manual imagine the possibilities ThankyouforpurchasingthisSamsungproduct DB68 03733A 1 EN This manual is made with 100 recycled paper uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX Z YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

Page 3: ...MS2 X Do not operate the DMS2 with wet hands X Do not install the DMS2 in a location where it will come into contact with the combustible gases machine oil sulphide gas etc X Do not press buttons with a pointed thing X Do not pull or bend the DMS2 cable excessively X Do not use this DMS2 for other purpose X Do not spray an insecticide or other combustible things on the DMS2 X Do not clean the DMS2...

Page 4: ...R UNIT INFORMATION 154 X CHECKING DMS2VERSION 155 X DATA BACKUP SETTING 158 X CHECKING ERROR INFORMATION 160 X RESET PASSWORD 161 X BUTTON LOCK 162 X SAFETY HALT 163 X TROUBLESHOOTING 164 X SPECIFICATIONS 166 X LICENSE 167 Note X The contents and pictures used in this user manual may be changed without advance notice for the functional reinforcement and improvement of a product This System is stri...

Page 5: ...eparate upper level controller S NET series is used a number of DMS2 can be controlled with one central management system X Data Storage The DMS2 has its own database built in therefore trouble history indoor unit installation information and power distribution data can be saved and retrieved X Large Scale Management At most 256 indoor units can be connected to one DMS2 and therefore only one DMS2...

Page 6: ...roups of the DVM air conditioner A central control device of a DVM system which is located between a DMS2 and an outdoor unit X AHU Air Handling Unit Executes heat exchange between air and cooling unit using central air conditioning duct method X ERV Energy Recovery Ventilator Ventilating system using heat recovery function Terms uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 7: ...the bottom cover from DMS2 Then check cable connection part Name Description Power Turns blue when the power is supplied CPU Alive Blinks in orange with 1 second intervals during normal operation Ethernet Linked Turns green during normal connection Ethernet Active Blinks in orange during normal transmission reception COM1 5 TX Blinks in green during normal transmission COM1 5 RX Blinks in green du...

Page 8: ...n terminal Connect for RS485 communication with devices such as OnOff Controller Outdoor unit COM1 COM5 Cable tie groove Arrange cables connected to DMS2 LAN Terminal Connect LAN cable Serial Terminal Service agent checks error status SD Card Socket Socket for sub memory SD or MMC Sub memory is for DMS2 program update and set information saving PurchaseSDcardseparately X Separate bottom cover by u...

Page 9: ...per each communication channel of the DMS2 If the number of connected outdoor unit increases it may take long time for tracking OnOff controller DMS2 Internet WebClient RMSSenter S NET3 TCP IP R5485 DVMSeries OutdoorUnit Max256 Indoorunits SIM PIM Powermeter Before Use System Configuration uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG_ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 10: ...cess to DMS2 IP to use DMS2 web page There are 2 ways to access DMS2 IP For about settings refer to installation manual X Static IP setting X Dynamic IP DHCP setting Computer Settings for DMS2 Connection X For devices that supports new communication you must set the communication mode of the channel to NEW from System settings Tracking menu and for the SIM PIM with conventional communication commu...

Page 11: ... saved You can check it in web page or upper controller X When an error occurs it sends trouble history to e mail saved in DMS2 SaveTrouble History The DMS2 receives manages setting and control data from the upper level controller and sends the received data to the lower level system X Upper controller S NET 3 RMS and DMS2 which allows controlling by accessing to a web page X S NET 3 System air co...

Page 12: ...ed Auto Low Mid High Air flow None Vertical Horizontal All ERV operation mode Auto HeatEx ByPass Sleep ERV Fan speed Low High Turbo Weekly Repeat Maximum 10 events per day Daily Repeat Maximum 70 events The schedule function of the DMS2 can be set through the Web or using the upper level controller 1day Everyday Every week schedules can be set X Each schedule can be used selectively by using the r...

Page 13: ...he DMS2 saves at most 1 year of data After a year the oldest data is deleted and the latest data is saved This data can be checked through the built in Web page of the DMS2 or by S NET 3 Save Integrated Power Distribution Data Main Function Continued OnOff controller DMS2 Internet WebClient RMSSenter S NET3 TCP IP R5485 DVMSeries OutdoorUnit Max256 Indoorunits Powermeter SIM PIM SIM PIM uhzh ktzY ...

Page 14: ... 2 sections A B A 3 sections A B C A or 4 sections A B C D A X DMS2 shows the result of the power distribution for each section you set Inputmanually Whensetting2sections 3sections and4sections Time Segmentation If communication error occurs between DMS and the lower level controllers actual power consumption and the result of power distribution value may not be same Make sure to solve communicati...

Page 15: ...r outdoor unit OnOff controller communication cable R1 R2 or outdoor unit communication cable R1 R2 should be connected 2 Execute tracking X DMS2 communicates with outdoor unit and brings information about installed indoor unit and outdoor unit X After tracking you can use indoor unit control and other menu X For tracking refer to System Settings Tracking Refer to page 140 152 Connecting OnOff con...

Page 16: ...rst access to DMS2 Install Microsoft Silverlight message will be displayed The message will not appear if Microsoft Silverlight have already installed If the message window and login screen does not appear check PC setting status 3 Click Run and continue installation X Access to DMS2 again after installation 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 17: ...to System Settings User authorization management Refer to page 100 Note X Onlyauthorizeduserscanaccesstowebpage X Fewerthan5concurrentusersarerecommended becauseconnectionspeedmayslowdown X DMS2managershouldchangeIDandpasswordfor securityandmanagement Refertopage98 X Logout Tologout click LOGOUT onthetopofthe menu Silverlight will run normally with Windows XP SP2 or later version With former versi...

Page 18: ...s ask for manager X Depending on control authorization setting there can be a user who does not have control authorization X Above screen will appear when the logged in user does not have control authorization uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 19: ... display icon Fresh duct display icon AHU display icon DI Digital Input display icon ERV PLUS display icon DO Digital Output display icon When users select multiple devices Basic Control will be displayed on the screen This is when different types of multiple devices are selected DMS2 can control and monitor the devices in the above table E 18 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX_ YWXZTWZTX G...

Page 20: ...panel setoperationmodeontheremotecontrollersandDMS2maybedisplayed differently Also whencontrollingbyDMS2 additionalfunctionswillbecanceled X Dependingonthemodelofindoorunit Horizontal Allairflowdirectioncontrol maynotbepossible Inthiscase verticalorfixedflowwillbedisplayeddepending onindoorunit sbasicoperationspecification X AHU ERV ERVPLUS Freshduct MINIAHU andotherdeviceswillbedisplayed onlywhen...

Page 21: ...n to DMS2 web page 2 Select an indoor unit to control X Check the indoor unit status through status display window X When the selected indoor unit is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 3 Turn the indoor unit on by clicking X Remote controller panel will be activated 1 Statusdisplaywindow 3 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGYW YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 22: ...cannot adjust the desired temperature in Fan mode X When the operation mode of an indoor unit is Cool or Dry mode you cannot set the desired temperature lower than lower limit temperature if lower limit is enabled X When the operation mode of indoor unit is Heat mode you cannot set the desired temperature higher than upper limit temperature if upper limit is enabled 6 Select the fan speed X You ca...

Page 23: ...X When selecting Disable RC indoor unit control by wired wireless remote controller and indoor unit panel is not possible Indoor unit control is only available in DMS2 web page X Click when you want to use wired remote controller in each room 9 Select SPI setting X You can set SPI through button activation non activation E 22 8 7 9 10 11 12 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGYY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘...

Page 24: ... be set in the range of 30 C 68 F 43 C 109 F 12 Select Control Discharge Temp X You can enable disable button to decide whether to use discharge temperature adjustment Note Whenfilterwarningsignisdisplayedonindoorunitstatuswindow Selecttheindoorunitandclick Resetfilter Filterwarningwillbereleased X Makesurethateachindoorunitmustbeturnedontocontrol X Selectingremotecontroller resetfilter operationm...

Page 25: ...ing when DMS2 web page menu screen appears X Control and Monitoring screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Select an indoor unit to control X Check the indoor unit status through status display window X When the selected indoor unit is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 1 2 Statusdisplaywindow uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGY YWXZTWZTX G...

Page 26: ...OperationmodelimitssettingisnotavailableinERV X If you set the operation mode limit DMS2 will automatically change the operation mode limit setting of all the indoor units connected to same outdoor unit X If the indoor unit is cooling only model you cannot set the operation mode limit to heatonly uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a _ ...

Page 27: ...rs X Control and Monitoring screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Select an indoor unit to control X Check the indoor unit status through status display window X When the selected indoor unit is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated Setting Lower UpperTemperature Limit of an Indoor Unit 2 1 Statusdisplaywindow uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU G...

Page 28: ...an the upper temperature limit 4 Set lower temperature limit by pressing S and T X You can set lower temperature limit by clicking Cool lower limit X Lower temperature limit can be set in the range of 18 C 64 F 30 C 86 F X When indoor unit is operating in Cool or Dry mode and the low temperature limit is applied you cannot set the desired temperature lower than the lower temperature limit Note X Y...

Page 29: ... remote controller panel will be automatically activated Note X TocontrolAHU referto the Controllinganindoorunit steps Refertothe page20 23 X AHU sfanspeedisfixedashigh X YoucannotsetairflowdirectionofAHU X TosettheoperationmodelimitofAHU refertothe Indoorunitoperationmode limit steps Refertothepage24 25 X Tosetthelower uppertemperaturelimitofAHU refertothe Settinglower upper temperaturelimitofind...

Page 30: ...e menu screen appear X Control and Monitoring screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Check the current status of a Fresh duct X Check the status of a Fresh duct through the status display window X When the selected Fresh duct is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 1 2 Statusdisplaywindow uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G a...

Page 31: ...e Fresh duct on by clicking X Remote controller panel will be activated 4 Set cooling heating discharge temperature by clicking S and T X When the Fresh duct is in Cool mode the Fresh duct can be set as cooling discharge temperature and when the Fresh duct is in Heat mode the Fresh duct can be set as heating discharge temperature X When the Fresh duct is in Auto or Fan mode the discharge temperatu...

Page 32: ... monitoring cooling heating discharge temperature setting is not available X Refer to the Controlling an indoor unit for Fresh duct control Refer to page 20 23 X The fan speed of a Fresh duct is fixed as High X Setting air flow direction of a Fresh duct is not available X Refer to the Indoor unit operation mode limit for Fresh duct operation mode limit Refer to page 24 25 E 31 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu ...

Page 33: ...ing screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Check the status of the indoor unit X Check the status of the MINI AHU through status display window X When the selected MINI AHU is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 2 1 Statusdisplaywindow uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGZY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 34: ...e 2 Check the current status of the indoor unit X Check the status of the MINI AHU through the status display window X When the selected MINI AHU is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 3 Turn the Fresh duct on by clicking X Remote controller panel will be activated 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGZZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 35: ...emperature can be set in the range of 8 C 46 F 18 C 64 F X Heating discharged temperature can be set in the range of 30 C 86 F 43 C 109 F 5 Select Humidification setting X You can enable disable button to decide whether to use Humidification function X Humidification function is only available in Heat mode 6 Select desired humidity level X You can select the humidity level from Low Med High X Humi...

Page 36: ...cation level Out cool and OA Intake functions can be operated normally when corresponding optional functions are installed to the selected MINI AHU X Refer to Controlling an indoor unit for MINI AHU control Refer to page 20 23 X You cannot set the Auto speed for MINI AHU X MINI AHU sets fan speed to High in Auto mode and Low in Dry mode X Refer to the Indoor unit operation mode limit for MINI AHU ...

Page 37: ...ng screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Check current status of ERV X Check the status of ERV through the status display window X When the selected ERV is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated Monitoring ERV Operation Status 2 Statusdisplaywindow Control and Monitoring Continued 1 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 38: ...e menu screen appears X Control and Monitoring screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Select an ERV to control X When the selected ERV is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 3 Turn ERV on by pressing X The remote controller panel will be activated 1 3 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 39: ...y wired wireless remote controller is not possible Indoor unit control is only available in DMS2 web page X Click when you want to use wired remote controller in each room Note X WhenfilterwarningsignisdisplayedonERVstatus window SelecttheERVandclick Resetfilter Filterwarningwillbe released X MakesurethatERVmustbeturnedontocontrol X Selectingremotecontrollerandfilterresetarepossible evenifthepower...

Page 40: ...age menu screen appears X Control and Monitoring screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Check the current status of ERV PLUS X Check the status of ERV PLUS through the status display window X When the selected ERV PLUS is switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 1 2 Statusdisplaywindow uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a W ...

Page 41: ...n the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 3 Turn the ERV PLUS on by clicking X Remote controller panel will be activated 4 Select the operation mode X You can select Auto Cool Off and Heat mode Note X Refer to the Controlling ERV for ERV PLUS control Refer to page 37 38 X Refer to the Indoor unit operation mode limit for ERV PLUS operation mode limit Refer to page 24 25 1 2 3 C...

Page 42: ...evice 3 Monitor the device through the control panel Note X EnteringOnOffbecomesimpossibleforDIdevice X EnteringOnOffbecomespossibleforDOdevice X EnteringcontrolvaluebecomesimpossibleforDI DO device X YoucancontrolandmonitorDI DOwhichbuilt in DMS2 However DI1 2andDO1 2 9 10areexcluded fromcontrollingandmonitoringbecausetheyare usedfortheinternalfunctionofDMS 1 3 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhO...

Page 43: ...to DMS2 web page 2 Select DO device to control when control and monitoring screen appears X Check the status of DI or DO device 1 3 3 Turn DO device on by clicking ON OFF button on the control panel Note RemotecontrollersettingisnotpossibleforDI DOdevice Control and Monitoring Continued 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG Y YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a W ...

Page 44: ...status display window X When the selected devices are switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated Note X Whenusersselectmultipledevices BasicControl willbedisplayed onthescreen Thisiswhendifferenttypesofmultipledevicesareselected X Thecurrentstatusoflastselectedindoorunittypedevices Indoorunit AHU Freshduct MINIAHU willbedisplayedonthe Indoorcontrol X Thestatusoflastsel...

Page 45: ...when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Check the status of the selected devices X Check the status of an indoor unit through status display window X When the selected devices are switched on the remote controller panel will be automatically activated 3 Turn the selected devices on by clicking X Remote controller panel will be activated 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a W...

Page 46: ...an indoor unit is in Cool or Dry mode you cannot set the desired temperature lower than lower limit temperature if lower limit is enabled X When the operation mode of an indoor unit is in Heat mode you cannot set the desired temperature higher than upper limit temperature if upper limit is enabled 5 Select the operation mode X You can select Auto Cool Dry Fan and Heat mode 6 Select the fan speed X...

Page 47: ...willnotbeactivated X Whencontrollinganindoorunit ERVdevices ERV ERVPLUS cannotbecontrolled X WhencontrollingERVdevices Indoorunit Indoorunit AHU Freshduct MINIAHU cannotbecontrolled X YoucanselectpowerOnOff DisableRC Resetfilter IndoorControl Desiredtemp operationmode fan speed andERVControlinthe Basiccontrol j X PowerOnOff DisableRCandResetfilterarecontrolled toallthedevices X Whenselectingmultip...

Page 48: ... appears X Control and Monitoring screen will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Click Install Info tab at the bottom left of the screen 3 Check installation status of currently connected device in the installation information tab X You can check installation information by pressing and buttons 1 3 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a X ...

Page 49: ...will appear when you log in to DMS2 web page 2 Select a device you want to view control history and power consumption 3 Click View control history power consumption tab and wait for a while X Control history and power consumption information are received from DMS2 X Data receiving message will appear on the bottom right of the tab Control and Monitoring Continued 1 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ Z...

Page 50: ...rollerusagestatus X Operationmode desiredtemperature airflowandfan speedcontrolshowsyouthecontrolledtimeandtype ofcontrolonly X IfSIMisnotinstalled powerconsumptioninformation maynotbecorrect X Powerconsumptioninformationisdisplayedonly whenSIMisinstalled X IfSIMisremoved valuemeasuredwithSIMwillbe displayed 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a X ...

Page 51: ...nate outdoor unit which has the earliest address will be selected X If you select an outdoor unit all the information of the module that are connected to the selected outdoor unit will be displayed X If you select indoor unit upper outdoor unit will be selected 4 Cycle information of selected outdoor unit and subordinate indoor units X If the status of outdoor unit and indoor unit is changed statu...

Page 52: ...oor unit usage restriction when DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Press Edit button 3 Set the limit mode X You can select Cool only Heat only or None For cooling only indoor unit you can select cool dry and fan modes only For heating only indoor unit you can select heat and fan modes only 1 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG X YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a X ...

Page 53: ...etheproblemautomaticallybycontrollingitincontrolmode Control and Monitoring Continued X When you set the operation mode limit and if the outdoor unit is HP Heat pump type DMS2 will automatically change the operation mode limit setting of all the indoor units connected to same outdoor unit X If the indoor unit is cooling only model you cannot set the operation mode limit to heatonly 4 uhzh ktzY tpt...

Page 54: ...3 Set the lower upper temperature limit X You can set lower upper temperature limit by selecting Enable Disable X Lower temperature limit range 18 64 F 30 86 F Upper temperature limit range 16 61 F 30 86 F X ERV PLUS and Fresh duct cannot set the lower temperature limit in Cool mode or upper temperature limit in Heat mode 4 Click Save X Indoor unit usage restriction setting will be saved 2 1 4 3 u...

Page 55: ...heck detailed information on trouble history by selecting the item in the list Note X DMS2savesmaximum1024troublehistories Ifthenumberofhistoryexceeds1024 DMS2willdelete theoldesthistoryfirst X Ifthesamecodetroubleisdetectedrepeatedlyinthe samedeviceonthesameday troublehistorywillbe shownas1case Ifitoccursmorethan2times Resolutiontime maychangeeverytimeyoucheck Andthenumberofrepetitionwillbedispla...

Page 56: ...story when DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Enter the time period you want to check X Enter year month day in order 3 Click Search X You can check address device type occurrence time resolution time code number and status in the entered period 4 You can check detailed information on trouble history by selecting the item in the list 2 4 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G...

Page 57: ...istory when DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Select trouble history you want to delete 3 Click Delete X Click OK from the confirm window Selected trouble history will be deleted Deleting theTrouble History 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a Y ...

Page 58: ...oor unit self control Outdoor unit controls the value itself X Manual Outdoor will be controlled at value set by the user 3 Click Save and the outdoor unit will be controlled at set value X If the value was set manually on DMS2 outdoor unit will always operate at set value Note X Outdoorunitcontrolissupportedoncertainmodels only andthe Outdoorunitcontrolpage onlyappears onthosesupportedmodels 1 3 ...

Page 59: ... by DMS2 and subordinate controller 3 You can check operation status by entering date X Enter year month day then click Search You can check control history that occurred on the entered date 4 You can check detailed control history which is controlled by the command by pressing control history in the list Note DMS2savestheinformationofoperationhistoryfor180days However itvariesdependingonsavingspa...

Page 60: ...door unit based on RMC address X After group initialization indoor units are displayed as one device when upper zone is selected in the Control and Monitoring screen X When editing zone after group initialization moving in group is only allowed X After group initialization subordinate devices cannot be moved individually to the other zone Note X Onlytheuserwhohasauthorizationtoeditallzonescanusezo...

Page 61: ...ick Save to save X The user of currently selected zone is selected in the screen XYoushouldsettheauthorizationforcontrollingandmonitoringthezonewhenthe userisadded XIfyoudonotsettheauthorizationforzoneafteraddingauser thezonewillnotbe displayedeveniftheuserloggedin XSettingtheuserauthorizationisvalidonlyforthezonedisplayedonthescreen Ifyou selecttheotherzonesettingwithoutclickingsavebuttonaftercha...

Page 62: ...DMS2 web page menu screen appears X Same screen will be displayed even if you press Zone management only 2 Click Zone Edit X Zone edit screen will be displayed Zone Setting Edit Zone Edit 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG X YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a Y ...

Page 63: ...tcreateazoneunder5stepsinzoneedit Remove Removeselectedzone Iftheselectedzoneincludesdevice thedevicewillmovetothetopstep Moveup Moveuptheselectedzoneorindoorunit Movedown Movedowntheselectedzoneorindoorunit Movetoupper level Movetheselectedzoneorindoorunittotheupperlevel Rename Renametheselectedzoneorindoorunit Youcanusemaximum16letters Cut Cuttomovetheselectedzoneorindoorunit Paste Movethecutzon...

Page 64: ...cancreateanddelete 䯼Itwillbedisplayedassingledevicein thecontrolandmonitoringscreen and itcanbecontrolledassingledevice 䯼Youcannotmovesubordinatedevice totheotherzone Group initialization mode General 䯼Virtualgroupwhichissetand managedbytheuser 䯼Theusercancreateanddelete Group 䯼Virtualgroupwhichismanagedby installationaddress notby RMC address 䯼Theusercannotcreateanddelete DMS2createsitautomatical...

Page 65: ...ears 4 Select schedule period you want by clicking calendar X If you select No limit when setting end date it means there is no period and it displays Dec 31st 9999 To set the end date remove the check of No limit or select calendar icon which is on the right side of date 5 To set an exception date in the schedule period click Add and select date month day you want X Select an exception date on th...

Page 66: ...E 65 6 To cancel the added exception date select the exception date it 5 and click Delete X Maximum 365 exception dates can be saved 6 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a Z ...

Page 67: ...of all the connected devices will be displayed X You can register a schedule for DMS DO as well 8 To cancel the selected device select 5 the device again and click Delete 7 8 Schedule Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a Z ...

Page 68: ... in each room is not possible Cond RC ON by centralized controller DMS2 Controlling indoor unit using wired wireless remote controller or indoor unit panel in each room is possible OFF by centralized controller DMS2 Controlling indoor unit using wired wireless remote controller or indoor unit panel in each room is not possible X Click Add to add event X To delete event select an event 5 and click ...

Page 69: ...eis Dry fanspeedisalways setto Auto X WhenyouselectsleepmodeamongERVmodes Mid fanspeedisonlyavailable X Thedesiredtemperaturerangeisasbelow Celsius 16 C 30 Cinheatingmode 18 C 30 Cin coolingmode Fahrenheit 61 F 86 Finheatingmode 64 F 86 Fin coolingmode X Ifthetrackingisnotcompleted schedulesettingisnot possible Touseproperschedulefunction makesureto completetrackingwithinstallationengineer X Off o...

Page 70: ...lect the schedule to edit X For the currently operating schedule you can only check it 3 Click Edit X Edit schedule when the schedule edit screen appears X Editing schedule method is same as Creating New Schedule Refer to page 64 68 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 71: ...lick Delete X Click OK in confirm window and selected schedule will be deleted X Deleting schedule is possible only when the schedule is in stop status If you want to delete schedule which is currently applied stop applying the schedule first 1 2 3 Schedule Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG W YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 72: ...e schedule you want to use 3 Use schedule functions by clicking Run and Stop X To apply the selected schedule click Run X To stop the selected schedule click Stop Note Tostopallschedules click Stopall Currentlyappliedschedulewillbestopped 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG X YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 73: ...a date to check and then click Search X Only executed schedules can be searched 3 You can check detailed setting by clicking the schedule name Note DMS2savestheinformationorschedulecontrolhistory for180days However itvariesdependingonsavingspaceofDMS2 2 3 Schedule Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG Y YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 74: ...t hour meter value 3 Click Search X Inspection result will be displayed depending on set period and searching condition X You can check power consumption only when watt hour meter is connected If watt hour meter is not connected you can check operating proportion by indoor unit only 4 Click Save as Excel X Searched inspection result will be saved as MS Excel file Note X Fordatamanagement itisrecom...

Page 75: ...creen appears X Select year month day in order X Based on DMS2 time You can check up to 365 days of inspection results 3 Enter power consumption value during the period X Virtual channel is value which is set in channel setting by indoor unit 4 Click Calculate X Power consumption by indoor unit during the period will be displayed 1 3 4 2 EHP Power Consumption Inspection Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWW...

Page 76: ...he consumption result for selected period as MS Excel file click Save as Excel X Click Calculate to go back to inspection result screen Note X Fordatamanagement itisrecommendedtosave indoorunitinspectionresultperiodically X Powerconsumptioninspectionresultisforreference onlyandshouldnotbeusedforofficialfinancial transactions uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 77: ...B and section C when selecting 3 sections and enter time of section B section C and section D when selecting 4 sections X Correct format of time is HH MM Ex 4 30 in the afternoon 16 30 4 Click Save X Set power section will be saved in DMS2 X If you do not click Save changed setting will not be saved Note X Ex Whenselecting2sections A B C IfthebordertimebetweenAandBis08 00 sectionAis 00 00 08 00 se...

Page 78: ...tion of watt hour meter X You can use maximum 16 letters X The range of CT proportion value is positive number from 1 to 5000 4 Click Save X Set watt hour meter information will be saved in DMS2 X If you do not click Save changed setting will not be saved X Watt hour meter value shows actual value of currently connected watt hour meter Watt hour meter value will be updated automatically WhenusingC...

Page 79: ...g watt hour meter screen appears 3 Select SIM PIM address and date you want when the kilowatthour history screen appears X Enter year month day in order X Based on DMS2 time you can check up to 365 days of kilowatthour history 4 Click Check X Kilowatthour history of set period will be displayed 2 1 3 4 EHP Power Consumption Inspection Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG _ YWXZTWZTX ...

Page 80: ...tual channel is written in 24 31 1 16 format address Ex 24 1 25 2 31 8 2 Click Edit when the setting and checking virtual channel screen appears 3 Set the name of virtual channel X You can use maximum 16 letters 4 Click Save X Set virtual channel name will be saved in DMS2 X If you do not click Save changed setting will not be saved 3 1 4 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G...

Page 81: ...it when the setting channel by indoor unit screen appears 2 1 Some functions available on DMS2 web page may not be functional at BACnet Gateway and LonWorks Gateway For detailed function refer to the installation manual or contact Samsung Electronics EHP Power Consumption Inspection Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG_W YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 82: ...stalled in DMS2 X When bringing indoor unit s power from outdoor unit set the Outdoor unit SIM channel information only Outdoor unit SIM channel is referring to watt hour meter which is connected to outdoor unit X When bringing indoor unit s power from the other device not from outdoor unit set the Outdoor unit SIM channel and Indoor unit SIM channel information Indoor unit SIM channel is referrin...

Page 83: ...ded to execute power distribution using SIM PIM 7 Set indoor unit to execute power distribution X If you do not set the watt hour meter information the power distribution result of the indoor unit will be displayed as 0 8 Click Save X Set channel information will be saved in DMS2 X If you do not click Save changed setting will not be saved XInformationofwatt hourmeterconnectedtoindoor outdoorunits...

Page 84: ...t operating time screen appears X Select year month day in order X Based on DMS2 time you can check up to 365 days of operation time 3 Click Search X Operation time will be displayed depending on set period and condition 4 Click Save as Excel X Searched operation time result will be saved as MS Excel file Note Fordatamanagement itisrecommendedtosaveindoor unitoperationtimeresultperiodically 4 3 2 ...

Page 85: ...9 control indoor unit as cool mode Yes will be displayed when the indoor unit s current temperature is higher than 29 No will be displayed when the indoor unit s current temperature is lower than 29 2 Click New when setting control logic screen appears X Setting screen is composed of 4 categories Name time Set the name and time period days time to apply of control logic Factor edit You can edit fa...

Page 86: ...riod day and time in control logic screen X Select year month day in order X Select a day to run during the control period X Control logic will be applied only when period day and time are united X If you select Daily in day selection control logic will run regardless of day 3 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG_ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 87: ...etic It means 2 devices are connected by arithmetic operator Ex Desired temperature of indoor unit 1 Desired temperature of indoor unit 2 X Function It means several devices are using as value of function Ex Average Current temperature of Indoor unit 1 Current temperature of Indoor unit 2 Current temperature of Indoor unit 3 Control Logic Management Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU G...

Page 88: ...tal All None RCusage EnableRC DisableRC Cond RC RCusage EnableRC DisableRC Cond RC Power On Off ERV Power On Off AHU Currenttemp Number Controlimpossible Operationmode Auto HeatEx Bypass Sleep Desiredtemp Number Fanspeed Low High Turbo Outdoortemp Number Controlimpossible RCusage EnableRC DisableRC Cond RC Operationmode Auto Cool Dry Fan Heat ERV PLUS Power On Off RCusage EnableRC DisableRC Cond R...

Page 89: ... device 10 Click Apply X If you do not click Apply changed setting will not be saved 11 Select comparison operator X Types of comparison operators X Comparison operator compares factor to standard factor 10 9 Control Logic Management Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG__ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 90: ...ower of indoor unit 1 Factor of standard value Power of indoor unit 2 Ex2 Factor Current temperature of indoor unit 1 Factor of standard value Average current temperature of indoor unit 1 and 2 13 Select duration time usage X Duration time means the time which the comparing conditions satisfy True X The duration time can be set from 1 to 60 X If you select duration time apply the comparing conditi...

Page 91: ... Select AND if all the input items each should be True X Select OR if just 1 input item needs to be True X Compound factor has priorities in order For example if you set OR AND in order it means input item 1 OR input item 2 AND input item 3 15 Select Select a factor in the Output list 15 Control Logic Management Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG W YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 92: ...factor of output Single factor It means 1 device Ex Desired temperature of indoor unit 17 Click Select X List of device which can be selected will be displayed 18 Select the device to use as factor 18 16 17 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG X YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 93: ...changed setting will not be saved 21 Select command value X The value may vary depending on the detailed item of selected factor X You can select value of selected item or new factor X You can set single factor arithmetic factor and function factor 20 19 21 Control Logic Management Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG Y YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 94: ...setting will not be saved Note X Controllogicinputitemsconsistoffactor comparisonoperator standardvalue anddurationtime X Youcanenterupto3inputitemsofcontrollogic andtheitemscanbeconnected withcompoundfactor X Outputitemofcontrollogicconsistsoffactorandcommandvalue X Youcanenterupto20outputitemsofcontrollogic X Youcancreateupto256controllogics 22 23 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG Z YWXZT...

Page 95: ...ol logic when control logic screen appears 3 Click Edit Delete Copy X To edit control logic refer to Setting control logic steps Refer to page 84 93 X Click Delete to delete the selected control logic X Click Copy to copy the selected control logic 1 2 3 3 Control Logic Management Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 96: ...e menu screen appears 2 Select control logic when control logic screen appears 3 Click Apply Not apply X The selected control logic will be applied by clicking Apply X The selected control logic will not be applied by clicking Not apply 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a _ ...

Page 97: ...Based on DMS2 time you can check of maximum 180 days of previous control history 3 Click Search X You can check only in daily unit 4 Select each items to check detailed contents of control history Note DMS2savestheinformationofcontrollogic managementcontrolhistoryfor180days However it variesdependingonsavingspaceofDMS2 1 3 4 2 Control Logic Management Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU...

Page 98: ...both English letters and numbers X Name should be within 20 letters and description should be in 50 letters X Registration date will be input automatically as system date X Select authorization for the user from Admin Manager and Regular user Admin has all authorization and Manager Regular user has limited authorization 4 Click Save X Maximum of 256 users can be registered X User information will ...

Page 99: ...egistration date is input automatically as system date Therefore you cannot edit registration date X Select authorization for the user from Admin Manager and Regular user Admin has all rights and Manager Regular user has some rights 4 Click Save X Modified user information will be saved in DMS2 Note X Userinformationcanbechangedonlywiththeadminaccount X Authorizationofadminaccountcannotbemodified ...

Page 100: ...ent screen appears X User information window will be displayed 3 Click Delete when the user delete window appears X Confirm window will pop up saying Do you want to delete the user 4 Click OK X Selected user information will be deleted in DMS2 Note Adminaccountcannotbedeleted 2 1 3 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGG YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a _ ...

Page 101: ... screen appears 3 Click Save after setting is completed 4 Click OK when Successfully done message appears X Changed user authorization information will be saved in DMS2 by clicking OK Note X Administrator Adminauthorization isallowedto accesstoallmenus X Youcannoteditauthorization menuaccess of administrator Admin 1 2 4 3 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXWW YWXZTW...

Page 102: ...nitialize when user management screen appears 3 Click OK when Successfully done message appears X User authorization information saved in DMS2 will be initialized by clicking OK Note Youcanrestoreuserauthorizationinformationasfactory settingbyusinginitializationfunction 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXWX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a _ ...

Page 103: ...b page menu screen appears 2 Click PC backup when DMS2 data backup restoration screen appears X Reading data from DMS2 Please wait message will appear X Depending on the size of the data backup time may vary It will usually take few seconds 1 2 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXWY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a _ ...

Page 104: ...E 103 3 Click OK when Backup file is ready Click OK to download message appears 4 Click Save when File download window appears 3 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXWZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 105: ...p data files is dms X If you want to edit the file name use English alphabets or numbers only X File name should be less than 32 letters If the file name exceeds 32 letters proper restoration may not be possible 6 Click Close after completing the download Note BackupdataincludesDBdata settingdata datarelated indoor outdoorunitcontrolandvariouskindsofhistory data Theywillbebackedupinsingleunifiedfi...

Page 106: ...hen DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Click SD card backup when DMS2 data backup restoration screen appears X Reading data from DMS2 Please wait message will be displayed X Depending on the size of the data backup time may vary It will usually take few seconds 1 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXW YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 107: ...den for writing Note BackupdataincludesDBdata settingdata datarelated indoor outdoorunitcontrolandvariouskindsofhistory data Theywillbebackedupinsingleunifiedfile X To use SD backup and restoration function properly SD card which is formatted in VFAT file system is required X If SD card is already inserted automatic backup function will be operated and everyday data will be backed up in SD card X ...

Page 108: ... password of Admin account when DMS2 data backup and restoration screen appears X Data restoration function deals with the important data of the system To activate the function you should enter administrator s password 3 Click OK 4 Click OK when caution window appears 1 3 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXW YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 109: ... file to restore and then click Open O when File selection window appears 7 Check if the file route and file name are correctly entered in the text box and then click Upload System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXW_ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 110: ...yisnot available X Backupandrestorationofnetworksettingisnot available Keep in mind followings when operating restoration using backup file saved in PC 1 You cannot use files bigger than 100Mbytes for restoration file 2 Restoration should be carefully executed because existing data will be deleted during restoration and the data you select will be restored Before operating restoration backup curre...

Page 111: ... of Admin account when DMS2 data backup and restoration screen appears X Data restoration function deals with the important data of the system To activate the function you should enter administrator s password 3 Click OK 4 Click OK when caution window appears 1 3 2 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXXW YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ_a ...

Page 112: ...E 111 6 5 Click SD card restore 6 Select the check box of file to restore 7 Click OK 5 7 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXXX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWW ...

Page 113: ...ze of the data backup time may vary It will usually takes few seconds 9 Click OK when Restoration is complete Click OK to restart DMS message window appears X DMS2 will restart and restored data will be reflected Note Forproperrestoration unlocktheforbiddenwriting functionofSDcard 9 8 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXXY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWW ...

Page 114: ...occurred in the period will be displayed X You can check detailed information about the event by selecting the item you want to check Note Youcancheckfollowingeventlogsusingeventhistory management 1 DMS2powerrelatedevent 2 Schedulesettingrelatedevent 3 RMSservicesettingrelatedevent 4 Trackingrelatedevent 5 Userinformationmodificationrelatedevent 6 Systemsettingsrelatedevent 7 Operationusingexterna...

Page 115: ...r are enabled enter values for each item X 15 letters can be entered for each item X Each item should match with the network address form 4 Click Save in DMS2 network information window 5 Click OK when This operation needs web browser restart The browser will be closed Do you want to proceed message appears X Click OK and current web browser will be closed Run the web browser again and you can acc...

Page 116: ...teps Refer to page 114 4 Click Save in DMS2 network information window 5 Click OK when This operation needs web browser restart The browser will be closed Do you want to proceed message appears X Click OK and current web browser will be closed Run the web browser again and you can access to DMS2 after checking auto setting IP in the external LCD 1 3 2 4 5 Some functions available on DMS2 web page ...

Page 117: ...ies youcanconnectthemusingtheIP However theDHCPIPaddresscanbechangedbyeventssuchasnetworkenvironmentof restart Inthiscase itmaycausecommunicationfailurebetweenS NETseriesandDMS2 ThereforeitisnotrecommendedtoconnectDMS2usingDHCPaddressusing S NETseries X YoucanchecknetworkinformationonexternalLCDofDMS2whenactivatingDHCP Refertopage152 X WhenDHCPisset addressfromDHCPserverwillbesetasDMS2IPaddress X ...

Page 118: ...th day hour minute second X You can enter only numbers X Year You can enter from 1980 to 2035 X Month You can enter from 1 to 12 X Day You can enter from 1 to 31 X Hour You can enter from 0 to 23 X Minute You can enter from 0 to 59 X Second You can enter from 0 to 59 4 Click Save after setting is completed 1 3 2 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWW ...

Page 119: ...ears 6 Reading data from DMS2 Please wait message appears and saving is completed Then system environment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled Note TimeonthescreenshowsDMS2settingtime 5 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXX_ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWW ...

Page 120: ...age selection 3 Select a language you want then click Save 4 Click OK when This operation needs DMS to be restarted Do you want to apply the setting message appears X Click OK and current web browser will be closed DMS2 will restart and it may take approximately 1 minute 1 2 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWX ...

Page 121: ...ter name of DMS2 when DMS2 name field enabled X You can use maximum 30 letters including English alphabets and special symbols X When DMS2 name is set the name will be displayed on the top title bar of web browser 4 Click Save after setting is completed 1 3 2 4 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXYW YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWX ...

Page 122: ...DMS2 Please wait message appears and saving is completed Then system environment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled X You can check new DMS2 name on the title bar of web browser Note NameoftheDMS2issettoblankasfactorydefault 5 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXYX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWX ...

Page 123: ...ems as the value you want when all items fields are enabled X If you select Apply you should input e mail address SMTP server ID password and SMTP server address X If you select Not apply E mail ID PW and SMTP server items will not affect on the setting 4 Click Save after setting is completed 3 4 2 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXYY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWX ...

Page 124: ...ment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled Note X Infactorysetting Notapply ischeckedanditem fields E mail ID PW SMTP areblank X E mailforwardingfunctioncannotdealwiththeserver usingencryptionalgorithmsuchasSSH Usethefunctiontothemailserverwhichusese mail addressandpasswordbasedontexttransmission method 5 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXYZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWX ...

Page 125: ... stop all operation of indoor unit and disable remote control when inputting contact control signal In level emergency stop status it will not be controlled even if the command is from upper controller X Pattern 3 Level Operation Stop Level signal input timing It changes operation stop status of all indoor units X Pattern 4 pulse Operation Stop Disable Enable Pulse signal It changes operation stop...

Page 126: ...int output port 2 generates contact point signal Note X Pattern1issetasfactorysettingofcontactcontrol pattern X Contactoutput Whenindoorunitisinoperation DMS2which executedtrackingsuccessfullyoutputssignalthrough DOCh1 IfthereisunsolvedbreakdowninDMS2 signalwill beoutputthroughDOCh2 Youcancheckitthrough checkindicatoronDMS2 For extension DMS2 has 10 DI DO ports Contact control and output function ...

Page 127: ...he setting is done you may access DMS from upper controllers S NET3 Note X IftheuppercontrollerusesPublicIP youmustsetthe PublicIPofuppercontrollertoaccessDMSfromthose uppercontrollers Iftheuppercontrollerusesprivate IP youmayaccessDMSfromthoseuppercontrollers withoutsettingthePublicIPofuppercontroller Private IPrange 10 0 0 0 10 255 255 255 172 16 0 0 172 31 255 255 192 168 0 0 192 168 255 255 2 ...

Page 128: ...t to control the indoor unit in 0 1 C unit If this is not selected temperature will be adjusted in 1 C even if the indoor unit supports decimal point control which allows temperature adjustment in 0 1 C unit X Display the revised temp in heat mode Select this function if you want to display the revised temperature for current temperature in heat mode 4 Click Save Setting Control and Monitoring 2 3...

Page 129: ...oring or Schedule or Control logic X Control and Monitoring Select this if you want to control silently in Control and Monitoring screen X Schedule Select this if you want to perform Schedule silently X Control logic Select this if you want to perform Control logic silently 4 Click Save 2 3 4 1 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXY_ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 130: ...nu screen appears 2 Click Edit on Set level control section 3 Select Include the OnOff controller X Include OnOff controller Select this if you want to restrict controlling from OnOff controllers when you disable RC from the DMS2 4 Click Save uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 131: ...tem Settings System environment setting when DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Click Edit on the temperature scale 3 Select the temperature display of DMS2 as Celsius or Fahrenheit 4 Click Save 2 3 4 1 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXZW YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 132: ...ick System Settings RMS settings when DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Click Edit from RMS service usage settings window 3 Check Use or Unuse 4 Click Save after setting is completed X If you want to select Use ID for RMS connection and RMS server address items already should have set X If you select Use and click Save when ID for RMS connection and RMS server address items are not set 2 confirm...

Page 133: ...proceed applying the setting message will appear To restart DMS2 click OK Then RMS service will be started 6 If Unuse is selected This information will be modified Do you want to proceed message will appear Click OK to end RMS service 5 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXZY YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 134: ...DMS2 in RMS server X If you are not given connection ID add DMS2 to RMS and you can get connection ID X If connection ID value is 0 RMS service will not be enabled 4 Click Save after entering connection ID X If you enter blank and click Save with Use checked in RMS service usage confirm window which says ID for RMS connection field is blank To use it connection ID is needed will be displayed 1 2 4...

Page 135: ...ng the setting message will appear Click OK to restart DMS2 6 If the Connection ID is modified with RMS service usage as Unuse status This information will be modified Do you want to proceed message will appear Click OK to modify the Connection ID System Settings Continued 5 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 136: ...connection address field X Current RMS server address is http www zen manager com 4 Click Save after entering connection address X If you enter blank and click Save with checking Use in RMS service usage confirm window which says ID for RMS connection field is blank To use it connection ID is needed will be displayed 1 2 4 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 137: ...you want to proceed applying the setting message will appear Click OK to restart DMS2 6 If the Connection address is modified with RMS service usage as Unuse status This information will be modified Do you want to proceed message will appear Click OK to modify the Connection address uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGXZ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWY ...

Page 138: ... Set on LCD if IP and current time are displayed on LCD screen X Main menu screen appears X Initialization is not possible in the screen which time information is displayed 2 Press Menu Menu buttons in order in main menu screen X Caution will be displayed on LCD Display 3 Initialize DMS2 by clicking Set when caution phrase appears X If you press Menu button it will turn back to main menu without i...

Page 139: ... tracking DVM tracking is an operation that finds system air conditioner devices such as indoor outdoor unit watt hour meter 4 Name setting for each device Name setting for each device is a function that sets the name of connected devices Set the name which shows installation location of the device X Communication mode setting by channel Roles It records what devices are connected to COM1 COM5 of ...

Page 140: ...nication mode of channel which has currently connected device X When NEW is set as communication mode setting will allow tracking monitoring and controlling devices that support NEW communication mode X When IM is set as communication mode setting will allow tracking monitoring and controlling SIM PIM 4 Click Save after setting is completed X Reading data from DMS2 Please wait message appears and ...

Page 141: ...DVM Tracking System Settings Continued 1 2 Some functions available on DMS2 web page may not be functional at BACnet Gateway and LonWorks Gateway For detailed function refer to the installation manual or contact Samsung Electronics uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX W YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWZ ...

Page 142: ... When NEW is set as communication mode DMS2 executes tracking on devices that supports NEW communication 2 When IM is set as communication mode DMS2 executes tracking on SIM PIM 5 Tracking is in progress Please wait message appears X Tracking takes from tens of seconds to several ten minutes However it may vary depending on the number of installed controllers 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU...

Page 143: ...ntrollerandSIM PIM itisregardedasDVMtracking failure X Iftherearedeviceswhichhavesameaddress first searcheddevicewillberegisteredonly X Thenumberofcentralizedcontrollerdoesn tcontain thenumberofvirtualcentralizedcontrollerthatisused inNEWcommunication X Totalnumberofindoorunitsincludesgeneralindoor units ERV AHU MINIAHU FreshductsandERVPLUS X If you execute tracking system setting will be initiali...

Page 144: ...he other channel and execute tracking If the other device is searched in the channel you want to use use Disconnect all devices function If you use this function DMS2 device connection status will be initialized Disconnect All Devices 1 Click System Settings Tracking when DMS2 web page menu screen appears 2 Click Disconnect all devices 1 2 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX Z YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘...

Page 145: ...tinue 5 Reading data from DMS2 Please wait message appears After completing disconnect all devices operation page will be refreshed Note X Afterexecutingdisconnectalldevicesfunction device searchstatusofDMS2willbeinitialized X Youshouldexecutetrackingagainafterusing disconnectalldevicesfunction 3 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWZ ...

Page 146: ...web page menu screen appears 2 Click Edit on the bottom of tracking device list X Edit will change to Cancel X When the type of the device is displayed New communication address will be shown with it 1 2 1 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWZ ...

Page 147: ...lect the check box beside Device name if you want to use the name of the device that supports NEW communication which is saved in the PBA 4 Click Save after setting is completed X Reading data from DMS Please wait message appears and saving is completed Then tracking page with disabled items will be displayed again X If you click Cancel input fields are disabled and Cancel will change to Edit 4 3 ...

Page 148: ...Settings and then click Tracking 2 MJDL 4FUUJOH XIJDI JT OFYU UP 4 t 0 PG EFWJDF MJTU 3 MJDL EJU XIJDI JT PO UIF CPUUPN PG 4 t 0 TFUUJOH page X Edit will change to Cancel 2 1 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWZ ...

Page 149: ... X Minimum value Maximum value MIN value is fixed as OFF and MAX value is fixed as ON 5 Click Save X GUFS UIF TBWJOH JT DPNQMFUF 4 t 0 TFUUJOH QBHF with all deactivated items will appear X If you press Cancel web page will refresh and it goes back to the state before the modification 5 4 System Settings Continued uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX _ YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aWZ ...

Page 150: ...u screen appears 2 Click Setting which is next to PIM of device list X Enter administrator s password and then click OK 3 Click Edit which is on the bottom of PIM setting page X Edit will change to Cancel 2 1 3 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

Page 151: ...hour meter 0 99999 9 kWh X Pulse width 20 400 ms X Pulse 1 10000 Wh Pulse 5 Click the check boxes to select the channel applying for the setting 6 Click Save X If you press Cancel web page will refresh and it goes back to the state before the modification 6 5 4 uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX W YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

Page 152: ...f time set button lock to avoid malfunction X Manufacturer is not responsible for the damage caused by wrong operation Using LCD and LCD Button Checking Main Menu 1 IPConfig Networkinformationsetting 2 In Outdoor CheckingIndoor Outdoorunitinformation 3 DMS2Version CheckingDMS2version 4 DMS2Time SettingDMS2time 5 DataBackup Settingdatabackup 6 PeakLevel Checkingpeaklevel 7 ErrorStatus Checkingerror...

Page 153: ...ll blink X You can change value by pressing and buttons To move to next number press Set button X If you press and hold or button the value changes faster X After setting all the 4 digit number press Set button to save the new settings X To cancel the setting press Menu button SET YOUR IP 192 168 0 79 2 Select 1 IP Config by pressing and buttons and press Set button X Network setting screen will b...

Page 154: ...rent enabled Auto address setting function enabled 4 Enable Disable auto address setting function by pressing Set button X If auto address setting function enabled You can change it to disabled status by pressing Set button X If auto address setting function disabled You can change it to enabled status by pressing Set button X To maintain current status press Menu button X DHCP function is not ava...

Page 155: ...heck outdoor unit information by pressing button X The number of outdoor units connected to DMS2 will be displayed X To check indoor unit information again press button X You can go back to main menu by pressing Menu or Set button IN OUTDOOR INFO Indoor 64 IN OUTDOOR INFO Outdoor 6 2 Select 2 In Outdoor by pressing and buttons Checking Indoor Outdoor Unit Information uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ Z...

Page 156: ...N MENU 3 DMS Version 3 Press Set button X Current version of DMS2 DMS2 Version will be displayed X You can go back to main menu by pressing Menu or Set button 2 Select 3 DMS2 Version by pressing and buttons DMS version 2 0 Checking DMS2Version uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

Page 157: ...t blinks X You can change value by pressing and buttons To move to the next number press Set button X Press and hold buttons to change the number continuously X Set year month and day in order and then press Set button to save X To cancel the setting press Menu button 2 Select 4 DMS2 Time by pressing and buttons X Current set date of DMS2 will be displayed Checking DMS2 version Continued uhzh ktzY...

Page 158: ...ect CURRENT TIME by pressing button Then set time by pressing Set button X Current set time of DMS2 will be displayed X Number to edit blinks X You can change value by pressing and buttons To move to the next number press Set button X Press and hold buttons to change the number continuously X Set hour minute and second in order then press Set button to save X To cancel the setting press Menu butto...

Page 159: ...ss Set button X You can start backup by pressing Set button again X If data backup is completed successfully screen below will be displayed X To cancel backup press Menu button DMS BACKUP MENU data backup Are you sure YES Set NO Menu Data Backup Setting Backup Completed X Before executing data backup check if SD card is inserted X Unlock forbidding writing tab of SD card uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi ...

Page 160: ...is inserted 2 Select 5 Data Backup by pressing and buttons and then press Set button X DMS BACKUP MENU will appear 4 Start data restore by pressing Set button X To cancel restoration press Menu button DMS BACKUP MENU data restore Filename 20090725 dms X When controlling DMS2 using panel data restore is only possible in SD card You can execute PC restoration through web browser X Unlock forbidding ...

Page 161: ...t 7 Error Status by pressing and buttons and then press Set button X Unsolved error info will be displayed 3 You can check the other error information by pressing and buttons X You can check the next error information by pressing To check the previous error press button Checking Error Information uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX W YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

Page 162: ...ation will appear X If there is no button input for around 3 seconds password reset will be failed and it will return to main menu 2 Select 8 Password Reset by pressing and buttons and then press Set button 4 Reset password by pressing Set button X Password will be reset as factory setting ac0530 X To cancel reset password press Menu button Note X If you reset the password while you are accessed t...

Page 163: ...ill appear 4 Press Set button X LCD operating button will be locked X To cancel button lock press Menu button 5 To release button lock function press Menu and Set button at the same time for 5 seconds Are you sure YES Set NO Menu 2 Select 9 Button Lock by pressing and buttons BUTTON LOCKED 07 30 21 AM uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX Y YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

Page 164: ...ll functions of DMS2 will stop and Now Sleeping phrase will appear Note X SafetyhaltfunctionisanoperationthatsavesdataofDMS2andthen stopsservicesafely Usethisfunctionwhenrelocationandsystemrestart areneeded X ThisfunctionwillnottransferDMS2powertoOFFstatus Therefore when thescreenaboveappears press RESET buttononthebottomofDMS2or removepowercable Ifyoudonotpress RESET buttonorremovepower after10mi...

Page 165: ... Remove Programs Is Microsoft Silverlight installed properly Microsoft Silverlight 2 0 or later version should be installed to access web page Access to web page from outside is not available Are the network settings set Contact network manager first Isn t the fire wall set Monitoring of installed centralized controller is not working Are the communication cables of DMS2 C1 C2 properly connected C...

Page 166: ...s normal operation Is DMS2 system time different from current time Set the DMS2 system time according to current time DI Digital Input external contact point function is not working Is the external circuit constituted Check if the external circuit is constituted If the contact control pattern of DMS2 set to 1 Set the pattern which fits to the control pattern you want Tracking is not working Does i...

Page 167: ...Hz1 0A OUTPUTVoltage 12V3A Inter face RS 485 5Channels Ethernet 10 100Mbps1Port SDCARD Option PurchaseSDcardseparately DI 12VDigitalInput10Channels DO 12VDigitalOutput10Channels Etc SerialPort ResetButton Display 16 CharacterX2 LineCharacterLCD Inputmethod Menu Up Down Set 4 Tact Button uhzh ktzY tptTkWWhu lu pi WZ ZZhOXPU GGGX YWXZTWZTX GGG㝘䟸G aZ aW ...

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