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nrgSMART

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 Controller Confi guration Guide

 Controller Confi guration Guide

POWER :: 

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User Guide  

User Guide  

Step 3: 

Save the settings in a folder where it won’t be lost. It saves to the downloads folder by default. Verify fi le has been saved into specifi ed 

folder when complete. 

Step 5: 

Navigate to where the BNC fi le is located and select it.

 

Step 4: 

After settings are saved, click Choose File next to Import Firmware BNC. 

Summary of Contents for nrgSMART

Page 1: ...nrgCONTROL BT nrgSMART nrgSMART Controller Controller Configuration Guide nrgOS 3 1 1...

Page 2: ...on 6 1 1 Connect Controller 6 1 2 Configuration Wizard Display 7 1 3 About this Guide 8 2 Controller Tab 8 2 1 Term Interpretation 8 2 2 Controller Tab Settings 9 2 3 Firmware Upgrade Procedure 19 3 S...

Page 3: ...easurement Settings Screen 15 Figure 14 LAN Configuration Screen 16 Figure 15 SNMP Screen 18 Figure 16 Site Tab Window 25 Figure 17 Site Information Screen 26 Figure 18 Panels Tab Window 28 Figure 19...

Page 4: ...ns The nrgBDFB has a built in controller that has a LAN connection port and nrgNET outputs that connect to 22 external nrgSMART panels and up to eight internal nrgBDP panels Left Daisy Chain Configura...

Page 5: ...iguration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide Figure 2 nrgSMART Distributed Network Monitoring and Connections SNMP nrgCONTROL BT Local LAN Connection Chassis Ground DC Power Connection nrg100GMT1...

Page 6: ...ternet browser Browsers supported include Chrome recommended Firefox 5 In the URL field enter http 192 168 1 1 and press return The controller is now connected and the nrgSMART Configuration Guide wil...

Page 7: ...nels Tab Window and in the following screens windows Panels Sort Order Panel Information Circuit Configuration Advanced Panel Settings Feed Alarms Voltage Sensors Temperature Sensors and Current Senso...

Page 8: ...nts and continuous updates equipment performance can be tracked and controlled Additionally the SNMP Traps protocol sends alerts instantly whenever an event occurs The SNMP Manager uses Simple Network...

Page 9: ...Controller Tab Settings Figure 9 Controller Tab Window The Controller Tab is comprised of the main window Controller Tab Window and screens that allow custom settings or display read only values which...

Page 10: ...E When a field is updated within a window or screen in the Controller Tab clicking outside of the field saves the information and updates the Saved At time Field settings are Never Data not saved Date...

Page 11: ...or reboot Displays as Days Hours Minutes Seconds 5 Storage Read Only Text Amount of storage space Displays as Storage space in use Storage space remaining Percentage of space left 6 Clear Log Data Se...

Page 12: ...ers that identify the controller as a part consisting of 18 upper lowercase letters numbers and symbols Part numbers that are longer than 18 characters will be truncated 13 Controller Type Read Only T...

Page 13: ...r Interface Board on the controller 21 UI Board Bootloader Version Read Only Text The bootloader version for the User Interface Board on the controller 22 UI Board Type Read Only Text Indicates the ty...

Page 14: ...ontroller and panel Select the Choose File button to browse for a file Locate and select the desired ncs file Select Open to import configuration settings NOTE The selected file name will appear next...

Page 15: ...ent defined as a critical alarm Default is 0 From the Lower Critical drop down menu select from 0 to 100 in 5 increments 3 Lower Warning Select Drop down menu Lower Warning is a user defined threshold...

Page 16: ...s the range of IP addresses to use Enter the LAN Netmask address This field accepts four groups of numbers separated by periods with up to three numbers in each group a total of 15 characters includin...

Page 17: ...6 Actual Speed and Duplex Read Only Text Displays the actual Speed and Duplex the Ethernet port is connected at 7 MAC Read Only Text Displays the Wide Area Network MAC address as six 2 digit character...

Page 18: ...s SNMP and Version 1 must be enabled for this field to allow input Enter the community string to have SNMP V1 Write rights Generally this field displays either public or private although individual na...

Page 19: ...uide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide 2 3 Firmware Upgrade Procedure Step 1 Export settings to save by clicking Save next to Export Settings Step 2 Wait until browser b...

Page 20: ...Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide Step 3 Save the settings in a folder where it won t be lost It saves to the downloads folder by default Verify file has been saved into specified folder when co...

Page 21: ...are saved Note When updating firmware you will be prompted to save your configuration by selecting OK This is optional as we just saved the configuration in the previous step You can select Cancel to...

Page 22: ...has uploaded please verify that the proper version was uploaded correctly by clicking on More Info on the first page and reviewing the items circled against the release note Circled versions for 3 1 1...

Page 23: ...ation Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide Step 9 After firmware upload has been verified upload your recently saved configuration file as some settings have been ove...

Page 24: ...elect com 24 nrgSMART nrgSMART Controller Configuration Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide Once your browser times out wait 1 2 minutes for the controller to restar...

Page 25: ...xt The date and time that information in the Site Tab was last saved NOTE When a field is updated within the Site Tab clicking outside of the field saves the information and updates the Saved At time...

Page 26: ...ID carefully Once the Site ID is defined it cannot be changed modified To remove it you have to perform a Reset Settings from the Controller Tab and all site configuration information must be re ente...

Page 27: ...up to 40 characters Use numbers and a dash 7 Site Country Read Only or Input Text Country where the site is located Enter the Country where the site is located This field accepts up to 40 characters...

Page 28: ...R POWER User Guide User Guide 4 Panels Tab Settings Figure 18 Panels Tab Window The Panels Tab is comprised of the main window Panels Tab Window and screens that contain settings for the panels instal...

Page 29: ...in the Panels Tab clicking outside of the field saves the information and updates the Saved At time Field settings are Never Data not saved Date Time mm dd yyyy HH MM SS AM PM 2 Last Update Read Only...

Page 30: ...Text The Panel Name distinguishes one panel from another Select a Panel Name to view or modify When selected the panel name becomes bold and associated fields populate the screens in the Panels Infor...

Page 31: ...Moves the selected row to display at a higher row number in the Panels Screen Select the Up button to move the highlighted row up 3 Down Select Button Moves the selected row to display at a lower row...

Page 32: ...en Communicating and connected Gray Not connected 3 and 4 Identify and Find down arrow Select Button and Drop down menu Assists in locating the selected panel by blinking a light on the physical panel...

Page 33: ...y Text A 12 digit number of the Source device consisting of uppercase letters and numbers 10 Circuit Select Drop down Menu Circuit position of Source device 11 Fuse Rating Read Only Light The state of...

Page 34: ...re sensor The normal temperature operating range is 40o C 40o F to 70o C 158o F 17 Light Read Only Light The alarm light indicates the threshold status of the temperature sensor Green Normal operation...

Page 35: ...down arrow Select Button and Drop down Menu Assists in locating the selected panel by blinking a light on the physical panel for a specific amount of time Select the Identify button to blink a light...

Page 36: ...Temperature Sensors Temperature sensors collect temperature data from equipment and display those readings Each panel can have up to two Temperature Sensors BDFB panels have one Associated values can...

Page 37: ...nrgSMART nrgSMART Controller Configuration Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide BDFB Only Figure 23 Dual System This figure depicts a dual master system showing the d...

Page 38: ...r Read Only Text A string of characters that identify the panel as a part consisting of upper lowercase letters numbers symbols and spaces 23 Date of Manufacture Read Only Text The date the panel was...

Page 39: ...1B The same is true if the setting is changed in BT1B it will change in BT1A They both reflect the same settings when linked NOTE Alarm threshold states remain independent even when linked is selected...

Page 40: ...reaker Ratings for more information 5 Fuse CB Rating column Select Button and Drop down menu Indicates the rating for the fuse or circuit breaker installed in the panel To add or modify the Fuse CB Ra...

Page 41: ...within the Circuit Settings Window clicking outside of the field saves the information and updates the Saved At time Field settings are Never Data not saved Date Time mm dd yyyy HH MM SS AM PM 2 Back...

Page 42: ...Circuit Settings Panel Settings Screen Ref Field Type Value Description 1 Panel Alarms Select Drop down menu This setting allows panel data to display pertaining to breaker alarms voltage sensors temp...

Page 43: ...r SNMP to be sent select to check the SNMP Checkbox To disable the alarm deselect the Checkbox NOTE When this field is enabled a software setting showing the status of the alarm can be sent Threshold...

Page 44: ...the Alarm light fields below for indicator settings 6 Use Global Threshold Select Checkbox A percentage of a circuit s breaker range or fuse range as the threshold value for alarms The following fiel...

Page 45: ...Upper Critical is a user defined threshold that is a percentage of the Global Fuse Rating and indicates a higher than expected measurement defined as a critical alarm Default is 80 From the Upper Crit...

Page 46: ...he Controller Tab this checkbox allows the voltage or temperature sensor data to be sent over SNMP Default is Checked To enable sensor settings for SNMP select to check the SNMP Checkbox To disable de...

Page 47: ...the row 6 Lower Critical column Input Text Lower Critical is a user defined threshold that indicates a much lower than expected value Voltage Default is 40 00 Temperature Default is 20 00 Enter a ran...

Page 48: ...a point before a sensor adjusts 3 Present column Read Only Text Indicates if a sensor module is in the location indicated in the ID column Default is No When the sensor module has been added this fiel...

Page 49: ...nt Rating column Read Only Text Indicates the rating of the fuse or circuit breaker Default is 20 A When defined in the Circuit Configuration Screen the field defaults to that value 7 SNMP column Sele...

Page 50: ...or indicator settings 10 Use Global Threshold Select Checkbox Allows predetermined global threshold settings to be used in detecting current sensor status at the selected location or to adjust setting...

Page 51: ...will be at if the upper warning threshold is reached Default is 60 and current value is 12 00 A of 20 AMP NOTE The Use Global Threshold checkbox must be unchecked to change a value From the Upper Warn...

Page 52: ...Only Text The date the information in the Equipment Tab was last saved NOTE When a field is updated within a screen in the Equipment Tab clicking outside of the field saves the information and updates...

Page 53: ...file Select the Browse button to select a file to import Select Open to import the file The file name displays in the Models Available field 4 Download CSV Template Select Button Download a pre defin...

Page 54: ...Gray Not connected 2 Equipment Name Input Text Name of the equipment whose information is defined or displays in this screen Enter an equipment name to add new equipment information New Equipment Inf...

Page 55: ...to the equipment by the equipment model View the internal part number or change it by selecting the Internal Part Number drop down menu and selecting the internal part number to assign to the equipmen...

Page 56: ...56 nrgSMART nrgSMART Controller Configuration Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide No models available to add equipment Select browse to import CSV file with equipmen...

Page 57: ...r Configuration Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide Select the CSV file you would like to import This screen shows that you have imported your CSV file correctly and...

Page 58: ...to add new equipment information New Equipment Information Window or to view or modify other equipment information enter a different valid Equipment Name in this field This field accepts up to 40 char...

Page 59: ...ernal Part Number Select Dropdown Menu The internal part number assigned to the equipment by the equipment model View the internal part number or change it by selecting the Internal Part Number drop d...

Page 60: ...v 3 1 509 926 6000 telect com 60 nrgSMART nrgSMART Controller Configuration Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide This screen shows newly added equipment and the popul...

Page 61: ...rved 3 22 17 v 3 1 509 926 6000 telect com 61 nrgSMART nrgSMART Controller Configuration Guide Controller Configuration Guide POWER POWER User Guide User Guide This screen shows several pieces of equi...

Page 62: ...rnal part number 40 Characters Quick Name or model number B Spec Power Draw Integer Use whole numbers in AMPS C Manufacturer 40 Characters Place MFG name D Manufacturer Part Number 40 Characters Place...

Page 63: ...ion List of available panels 3 Panel S N column Read Only Text Displays the serial number for the selected source panel 4 Panel Circuit column Select Drop down menu Select the PDU panel circuit for th...

Page 64: ...Feed B in the following rows Select the of Fuse CB Rating button to display the percentage of the fuse or circuit breaker that is in use for each row NOTE The following fields are column headings that...

Page 65: ...117402 30A 116671 40A 116672 50A 116673 60A 118160 70A 118161 80A 118162 90A 118163 100A 118159 Standard Trip Circuit Breakers 6 2 Fuse Circuit Breaker Ratings Download Management Information Base Tab...

Page 66: ...2 60A 140373 70A 140374 80A 140375 90A 140376 100A 140377 Instantaneous Trip Circuit Breakers Symmetrical Breakers nrg600BT10 and nrg600BT20S Standard Trip Circuit Breakers Item Description Part Numbe...

Page 67: ...R POWER User Guide User Guide TPS TLS Fuses Item Description Part Number TFD Fuse Holder TPS TLS Fuse Holder 129816 TPS Fuses 5A 130481 10A 130485 15A 130487 20A 130489 25A 130476 30A 130478 40A 13048...

Page 68: ...ary protectors GMT Fuses GMT Fuse Part Number 0 18A Yellow YEL 130781 0 25A Violet VIO 100151 0 5A Red RED 004001 0 75A Brown BRN 004008 1A Gray GRY 100991 1 18A White WHT 004006 1 5A White Yellow WHT...

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