savic SW detail AB 6603

4 Control Setting Screen Layout 4 5 User Management Screen 5 6 Segregation Name Settings 7 7 Device/Remote Unit Status Monitoring 8 14 Forced Graphic Display 22 15 High/Low Limit Monitor

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Building Management System

System Configuration Drawings

and Software Specifications

AB-6603

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NOTICE

This document is composed of system configuration drawings and software specifications for savic-net FX

Please select drawings and specifications needed, and organize those for your project requirement

If the specification details differs from that of this manual due to client requirement or specific reasons, please make sure to receive production approval based on factory approved drawings

Contents are subject to change without notice

Considerable effort has been made to ensure that this manual is free from inaccuracies and omissions However, if you should find an error or omission, please contact Yamatake Corporation

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savic-net FX is a trademark of Yamatake Corporation

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Safety Precautions

1 This product shoud be used carefully after going through the Installation Manual and the

Basic User Guide attached to the product

2 As a safety precaution, touching the inside of main unit should be restricted to the

concerned persons alone, after savic-net FX main unit is switched on

3 Operation, maintenance and inspection inside the main unit should be done only by a

trained person Failing to do so might lead to an electric shock

4 Do not remodel savic-net FX Product quality and warranty for safety becomes impossible

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Approved by

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Drawings (Design Details)

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Part 1 System Configuration Drawings

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Customer Name :

Project Name :

Number of Units :

Job Number :

1 System Configuration (Client PC: 1, SCS: 1)

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Drawing No Rev No

Drawings (System Configurations)

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LCD

CPU

BACnet IP Network

CLPINT

RS

DDC

SCS1

SMSDSS

: Client PCClient PC

: IntercomINT

: System Core ServerSCS

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LCD

CPU

CLP INT

SCS2

RS DDC

SCS1

RS DDC

SMS DSS

LCD : Liquid Crystal Display

: Client PC Client PC

HDD : Hard Disk Drive

CD-ROM : : CD-ROM Drive

CLP : Color Laser Printer

: Intercom INT

: System Core Server SCS

SMS : System Management Server

DSS : Data Storage Server

BACnet IP Network

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DSS SMS

DDC RS SCS1

DDC RS

CD-ROM

MS KB

HDD

LCD : Liquid Crystal Display

: Client PC Client PC

CD-ROM : : CD-ROM Drive

CLP : Color Laser Printer

: Intercom INT

SMS : System Management Server

DSS : Data Storage Server

BACnet IP Network

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HDD

KB2

MS2

CD-ROMClient PC 2

KB1

MS1

CD-ROMClient PC 1

LCD1

CPUINT

BACnet IP Network

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HDD

KB2

MS2

CD-ROMClient PC 2

KB1

MS1

CD-ROMClient PC 1

LCD1

CPUINT

BACnet IP Network

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HDD

KB2

MS2

CD-ROM Client PC 2

SCS2

RS DDC

SCS1

RS DDC SMS : System Management Server

HDD

KB1

MS1

CD-ROM Client PC 1

LCD1

CPU INT

BACnet IP Network

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Part 2 Software Specifications

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4 Control Setting Screen Layout 4

5 User Management Screen 5

6 Segregation Name Settings 7

7 Device/Remote Unit Status Monitoring 8

14 Forced Graphic Display 22

15 High/Low Limit Monitoring of Measured Value 23

16 Deviation Monitoring of Measured Value 25

17 Multi-windows/Scroll 27

21 List of Points in "Alarm" 31

22 List of Points in "Run" 32

23 List of Points in "Stop" 33

24 List of Points in "Maintenance" 34

25 List of Points in "Trouble" 35

28 Point Operation Screen Display 39

31 Infilex (IP Type) Point List Screen Display 44

40 Seasonal Changeover Control 56

41 Setpoint Schedule Control 57

42 Optimum Start/Stop Control 58

43 Chiller Optimum Start/Stop Control 60

45 Process during Power Failure/Generator Power Supply/Power Restoration

63

47 Generator Load Distribution Control 66

49 Power Demand History Display (Reference) 71

50 Power Factor Improvement Control (Reference) 72

52 Runtime/On-Off Cycle Count Totalization 74

53 Runtime Monitoring/On-Off Counting 75

60 Overtime Running Management 91

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Drawings (Software Specifications)

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Drawing Checked Approved Scale

Screen configuration of this system is set as a hierarchical configuration (Hierarchical structure)

Hierarchical screen transition is given as shown below Screen transition settings from graphic to control screens, etc are possible

TITLE savic-net FX

Screen Hierarchy Functional Specifications

- Up to two screen of each one can be displayed If Graphic forced display is included it is possible to

display up to three screens

- The basic screen closes by logging out

Remote Unit, Data Point (Point) list screen

Device monitoringscreen

System Configuration Equipment status list screen

Data Point (Point) Operation screen

Schedule system Screen

Equipment Management screen

Tenant Management screen

Fire control/Power failure control screen

Calendar/Time program screen

General program screen

HVAC control system screen

Electric Power Control system

System Menu

User settings screen

Management settings screen

System information

System operation Screen

User Menu

User operation Registration screen

Monitoring menu

List of Points in Maintenance/

Alarm status system screen

Alarm Dashboard screen

Historical Data Management screen

Report/User Data processing screen Login Login page

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(2) Basic Operation Patterns

1) Open Monitoring screen

Start Microsoft® Internet Explorer to display the monitoring screen

Select URL and click the [Start] button Then, the Password Input screen appears

Enter the user name and password then click [OK]

2) Select screen

In every function, hierarchical screen configuration is set Screen selection is done

by selecting the desired menu

3) Select item and operate/change settings

By selecting the desired item with the mouse, operation/settings change is

possible on the screen Operation/settings change can be done either by selecting

input option with the mouse or by entering an input with the keyboard

4) Select with the mouse

The cursor on the screen moves as the mouse is moved Point the cursor to the

item you want to select and click the left button of the mouse once

(Click: Press the button with a finger and then release it.)

5) Input with the keyboard

Enter alphanumeric characters by using the keyboard

Select the system menu, and then select the desired screen from the displayed dialog box

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Basic Screen Layout

The basic screen contains the screen display areas in which screens and dialog boxes*1

are displayed

Each display area of the basic screen is described below

Display Area Display Details

It has function buttons to perform common operations irrespective of the screen being displayed

Monitoring Displays the function menu related to monitoring of Group List,

Graphic, various lists, etc in a dialog box

Displays each screen based on the selection of menu displayed

Management Displays the function menu*2 related to building management

such as Alarm Dashboard and Historical Data Management in a dialog box

Control Displays the function menu*2 related to various control

programs such as Schedule Control, HVAC Control, and Electric Power Control in a dialog box

System Displays the function menu*2

related to system management such as User Settings and Historical Data Settings in a dialog box

(1) System menu bar

display area

User Menu Displays frequently used function menu*2

Each user can be registered a desired function menu individually

(2) New Alarm display

area

When an alarm occurs, displays the latest alarm here

Double-click opens Alarm Dashboard

System Time Displays current year, month, date, day of the week, and time

BUZZER (MUTE)

Displays sound status of the buzzer When an alarm occurs and the buzzer is sounding, "MUTE" indicator lights on The buzzer stops when this button is selected and the display changes to

"BUZZER" and the buzzer indicator goes out

(3) System Indicator

display area

Indicator Displays system information necessary to the user like

Active/Inactive of "Alarm", "Alarm unacknowledged by the user"

and "Maintenance registration point"

Displays the relevant screen when the indicator is clicked

(4) Login User Name

display area

Select during login and logout User name and "Logout" appear during login When logging out and then closing, Microsoft® Internet Explorer closes and monitoring is complete

(5) Screen display area Displays Graph screen, List screen and various program screens

(6) System Message

display area

Displays the operation status of the system for screen display operation

*1 Dialog box is a small window that appears when the operator is requested to perform operation or set a

(5) Screen display area

(6) System Message display area

(2) New Alarm display area

(1) System menu bar display area

(3) System Indicator display area

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Control Setting Screen Layout

All the control setting screens have a common screen layout The screen is divided

function wise as shown below

Display Area Display Details

(1) Title bar Displays the screen name

(2) Select Program button Displays the Select Program dialog box

(3) Program Name display area Displays the program name And, on clicking the [Set] button, the Name

Change dialog box will be displayed

(4) Tab setting area Changes over the main display area according to the tab selection

(5) Main display area Displays screens for each function

<Screen example>

(1) Title bar(2) Program selection button

(4) Tab setting area

(5) Main display area(3) Program Name display area

Control Setting Screen Layout Functional Specifications

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Before performing monitoring/operation, it is necessary to get the user authentication

(login) by accessing through Web browser (Microsoft® Internet Explorer) There are

the following 2 methods to log in

- Display the login screen and get the user authentication by entering the registered

user ID and password

- To get the user authentication (login) by accessing through the client PC in which a

registered IP address is already set In this case, you can omit entering the user ID

and password

In the User Management screen, it is possible to set the access rights (Display

possible/not possible, operation possible/not possible) for each function screen and

the point operation level (Display possible/not possible, operation possible/not

possible), etc according to user ID

(2) Specifications

User ID registration Maximum 200

User ID authentication type There are 2 methods in user authentication

The user is called "Normal user" or "IP address user", with respect to the method the user is authenticated with

Normal user User authentication can be performed by entering user ID and password

IP address user User authentication can be performed by accessing through the client PC in

which the IP address is already registered User ID is determined by the client

PC accessed

It is possible to set a maximum of 4 client PCs for 1 user ID

User ID Set within 36 numeric characters

User name Set within 50 characters

Password Set within 36 alphanumeric characters

User can change the password anytime

Screen access rights setting It is possible to set user-wise display (Possible/Not possible) and operation

(Possible/Not possible) for each function screen

Settings for segregation The following settings are possible for every user ID and segregation For

details refer to "Segregation Name Settings, Functional Specifications"

Operation level It is possible to set point information display (Possible/Not possible), graphic

display [Possible/Not possible] and operation for point [Possible/Not possible]

for corresponding segregation

Alarm For every alarm level, it is possible to set whether to change the New Alarm

display and the indicator blinking way (blinks or does not blink) at the time of alarm occurrence in the corresponding segregation

Buzzer For every alarm level, it is possible to set the buzzer sound at the time of alarm

occurrence in the corresponding segregation It is also possible to set the buzzer in silence mode for every alarm level

(3) Screen display

User Management screen Displays the registered user ID/Status (Valid/Invalid) as a list

User Settings dialog box Set user ID/User name/Status (Valid/Invalid)

It is possible to login by validating new user ID settings and login through it After logging in with the user ID, password settings can be done by the respective users

Segregation and Access Rights Settings screen

Perform access rights settings and segregation settings for every screen

IP Address User Settings screen

It is possible to set maximum of 4 IP addresses which enable login as the selected user ID

User Management Screen (1/2) Functional Specifications

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It is possible to restrict the graphic*1 and the points to be monitored/operated for every

user ID In other words, restriction is possible by dividing the points and graphic up to

32 segregations and by performing the following settings for each segregation as per

respective user IDs according to the requirements

- Display of point status and graphic "Possible/Not possible"

- Operation of the point and graphic "Possible/Not possible"

- Alarm notification "Notify/Do not notify"

- Buzzer "Sound/Do not sound" when an alarm occurs

Settings of every user ID is possible by displaying the Segregation and Access Rights

Settings dialog box*2 from the User Management screen

*1 Displays only the optional function(s) selected by the customer

*2 Refer to "User Management screen, Functional Specifications"

Segregation 32

Segregation name Maximum 30 characters

Targeted segregation division Point, Fire alarm, Power Failure alarm, Power Demand alarm, Equipment

alarm

Segregation Name Setup

screen

Displays the set segregation names as a list

Name change is possible by clicking the [Set] button

Segregation Name Settings Functional Specifications

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Based on the device/remote unit status monitoring function, the status of device,

remote unit, and sub remote unit is constantly monitored Whenever a trouble is found,

and alarm is notified with the buzzer sound, etc

Current status can be verified with the Device Monitoring screen, Remote Unit Status

Monitoring screen, and Sub Remote Unit Status Monitoring screen

Monitoring Object

Type of Unit Relevant Controller (Abbreviation)

Device Data Storage Server (DSS)

System Core Server (SCS) Infilex AHU Controller (Infilex AC) Infilex General purposed Controller (Infilex GC) Intelligent Digital Control (IDC)

Infilex General purposed DGP (Infilex GD) Intelligent Data Gathering Panel (IDGP) Infilex Zone Master (Infilex ZM) Building Multi-Room AC System Interface (BMIF), Lighting interface (RUL)

Remote Unit

Data Gathering Panel Interface (DIF) Infilex FCU Controller (Infilex FC) Intelligent FCU Controller (IFC) Infilex VAV Controller (Infilex VC) Intelligent VAV Controller (IVC) Sub Remote Unit

Neo Terminal

* Configuration of remote unit and sub remote unit may vary with buildings

Device Monitoring screen Displays Device ID/Device name/Status/Fire status/Power failure

status/Equipment status/Point information as a list

Device Details screen Device ID: Instance No of device identifier

Device name: Name allotted in device Vendor name: Name of the vendor (maker) who manufactures

the device Fire status: Fire status of the device (Normal/Fire/Waiting for

fire alarm cancellation) Power failure status: Power failure status of the device (Normal/Power

failure/Waiting for power restoration command) Alarm: Presence of alarm occurrence in point Trouble: Trouble present in point

Register maintenance: Presence of data point being registered for

maintenance Equipment alarm: Normal/Abnormal of remote unit/sub remote unit

managed by the device Remote Unit Status Monitoring

Client PC Data Storage

Server

System Management Server

System Core Server

Sub Remote Units

Line No 1 Line No 2 Line No 3 Line No 4

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For all the points, it is possible to register them as the maintenance-registered points

during their periodical inspection/maintenance

This point is removed from control and schedule targets, and, even when an alarm

occurs in that point, it is not treated as alarm

When the maintenance-registered point exists, the Under maintenance indicator of

the system indicator display area lights in red

While verifying the points list under maintenance, it is possible to perform

maintenance-registration cancellation in the list screen

Target data point All points

Registration method With the Point Operation screen of the point to be registered displayed, click

the [Maintenance changeover] button, select [Register], and then click the [Enter] button

Cancel method With the Point Operation screen of the point to be deleted displayed, click the

[Maintenance changeover] button, select [Delete], and then click the [Enter]

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Alarm notification is the function to notify the alarm that occurs in savic-net FX

system to the PC or mobile terminal of building administrator through E-mail or Short

Message Service Alarm notification supports alarm confirmation operation in places

far away from the client PC

System administrator is able to set send mail address (up to 4 addresses), time slot,

(always/specify), alarm type (alarm/recovered), and alarm level

(Low/Middle/High/Urgent) per each registered user And also set notification format

(for PC mailer /for mobile mailer), and point guidance URL per each mail address

1) Common Items for System

Supported mail server Provide the mail server*1 that supports SMTP protocol

Any address can be set as transmission source of alarm E-mail

DNS server Used/not used can be set

* When DNS server is used, DNS server IP address and mail server domain setup is required

Alarms for notificaion Any address can be set as transmission source of alarm E-mail

Notification details Notified items are selected from the below items based on the notification format (refer

to (3) notification format)

• Date, Alarm/Alarm Recovered:

• Alarm Level: low/middle/high/urgent

• Point ID

• Point Name

• Alarm: normal/abnormal

• Status: current value (with unit)/current status (BI/BV/BO)/trouble

• Point Guidance URL*2

* Separate the network between BMS system, mail server, and DNS server through router

*1 Mail server and DNS server or receiving e-mail software are not included in our system

*2 Only displays optional functions selected by customer

2) Settings and Operations per User

Send Mail Address Up to 4 addresses per a user

Specify auto notification time slot

Set auto notification time slot when alarm occurred (always notify/notify on specified time slot) Auto notification

confirmation E-mail

Set whether send the mail to notify start or end of auto notification

Communication confirmation setting

3) Setting Items per Send Mail Address

Notification Format Selectable from 2 types for PC mailers, 3 types for Mobile mailers

Point Guidance URL output

Settable whether notify the point guidance URL*2 set for alarm points

4) Notification Action/Error Action

Normal operation of mail server

Alarm E-mail is sent when alarm occurs and, if set, when alarm recovers

In case of mail server error

In case of any trouble in mail server, “Mail Server Error” is displayed and recorded in Alarm Dashboard

In case of mail server recovered

After the trouble in mail server is recovered, “Mail Server Recovered” is displayed and recorded in Alarm Dashboard

In case of frequent Alarms

To protect mail server, when stand by e-mails exceeds the maximum (100) due to the frequent alarms, delete accumulated e-mails, then record the occurrence of frequent alarms and deletion of accumulated e-mails

Alarm Notification via E-mail/Short Message Service (1/4) Functional Specifications

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Alarm Notification via E-mail/Short Message Service (2/4)

(3) Notification Format (Alarm notification e-mail)

1) PC mailer 1

Subject: Alarm level, Date, Alarm status High 2006/02/26 12:47 Alarm

Point Guidance URL:

Date and Time: 2006/02/26 12:47 Alarm Alarm Priority: High

Point ID: 0000001.BI.0000021 Point Name: Building A 5th floor room temperature Alarm: Abnormal

Status: 50°C (AI/TT) Point Guidance URL: http://xxxxxx/html

2) PC mailer 2

Subject: Alarm level, Date, Alarm status High 2006/02/26 12:47 Alarm

Message

body:

Point ID Point Name Date, Alarm/Alarm Recovered:

Alarm Level:

Alarm:

Status:

Point Guidance URL:

Point ID: 0000001.BI.0000021 Point Name: Building A 5th floor room temperature Date and Time: 2006/02/26 12:47 Alarm Alarm Priority: High

Alarm: Abnormal Status: 50°C (AI/TT) Point Guidance URL: http://xxxxxx/html

3) Mobile mailer 1

Subject: Alarm level, Date, Alarm status High Alarm

Point Guidance URL:

Date and Time: 2006/02/26 12:47 Alarm Alarm Level: High

Point ID: 0000001.BI.0000021 Point Name: Building A 5th floor room temperature Alarm: Abnormal

Status: 50°C (AI/TT) Point Guidance URL: http://xxxxxx/html

Subject: Alarm level, Alarm status High Alarm Message

body:

Point ID Point Name Date and Time, Alarm/Alarm Recovered:

Alarm Level:

Alarm:

Status:

Point Guidance URL:

Point ID: 0000001.BI.0000021 Point Name: Building A 5th floor room temperature Date and Time: 2006/02/26 12:47 Alarm Alarm Priority: High

Subject: Alarm level, Alarm status High Alarm Message

body:

Point ID Point Name Date and Time:

Alarm:

Status:

Point Guidance URL:

Point ID: 0000001.BI.0000021 Point Name: Building A 5th floor room temperature Date and Time: 2006/02/26 12:47

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(4) Notification Format (Miscs.)

1) Auto notification start

2) Auto notification complete

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(5) Components required to construct the alarm notification system

To construct the Alarm Notification system, some components has to be provided by

customer except those to be provided by Yamatake such as, SMS, SCS, and DSS

Switching Hub

DSS*1 SMS*2 Router

SCS*3

E-mail Server

E-mail - SMS Alert Gateway

Modem

Scope of Yamatake work

Customer provides the rest of all

*1 DSS: Data Storage Server

*2 SMS: System Management Server

*3 SCS: System Core Server

Switching Hub DSS SMS Router

SCS

E-mail Server (Built-in E-mail-SMS Alert Gateway)

GSM Modem

Scope of Yamatake work

Customer provides the rest of all

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The equipment, measured value, etc to be monitored or controlled are called as

"point" It is necessary to specify the object type to the point

With this specification, it becomes possible to notify the status change and also to set

ON/OFF ON/OFF + Status display + Status mismatch monitoring (Two-position control)

BV (Binary Value):

ON/OFF, Status, Alarm status

ON/OFF Schedule change Runtime/count resetting Point attribute information setting

MO (Multi-state Output):

ON/OFF, Status mismatch

ON/OFF + Status display + Auto run changeover + Status mismatch monitoring (Two-position control) High speed/Low speed/"ON/OFF"

changeover + Status display + Status mismatch monitoring (Three-position control)

BI (Binary Input):

Status, Alarm status

Status display Alarm monitoring

Runtime/count resetting Point attribute information settings

Targeted value settings

Targeted value point

Accumulated totalized value Resetting of accumulated

totalized value Point attribute information settings

* Status mismatch monitoring includes 2 types of monitoring, namely "COS Monitoring" and "ON/OFF

Timeout Monitoring"

2) Point ID of point:

Displayed with device instance No., object type, object instance No

- Device instance no (7 characters: Decimal notation)

- Object type (2 characters: AI/AO/AV/BI/BO/BV/MI/MO/MV/TT)

- Object instance No (7 characters: Decimal notation Add 0 when less than 7 digits.)

e.g.:

3001.AI.0000001 3001.BI.0000001

Point Data Process (1/2) Functional Specifications

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Point Data Process (2/2)

4) Point attribute information

The specific information for every point is as follows

Point ID Number set to identify the point

Device instance No (7 characters), Object type (2 characters), Object instance No (7 characters)

Manages display, operation, and storing

Point name Pont name It is possible to change it individually

Maximum 45 characters Display symbol Digital object: Character string that indicates the status (e.g ON/OFF)

Analog object: Engineering unit (e.g °C) Alarm level Selects the priority level when the alarm occurs (Alarm level: 4 types)

Alarm acknowledgement

record

Specifies whether Alarm Dashboard needs to record alarm acknowledgement

or not, when the unacknowledged alarm is verified

Registration destination

graphic/Forced display level

Selects the graphic ID to be automatically displayed forcibly at the time of alarm occurrence, and its priority order (Display level: 4 types)

Guidance ID/Forced Guidance

display*

Specifies the point guidance ID No to which detailed information (e.g

Process method and contact address during alarming) relevant to point is registered Also specifies whether to display the guidance forced or not at the time of alarm occurrence

Alarm Voice Message ID* Specifies the alarm voice message No when voice notification is used instead

of buzzer, at the time of alarm occurrence

Segregation* Specifies the segregation (1 to 32) for the point

Determine the way how to display on the LCD and to operate the buzzer, for every segregation (1 to 32) set here,

Status change record Specifies whether Alarm Dashboard needs to record the status change or not

Operation record Specifies whether Alarm Dashboard needs to record ON/OFF operation and

settings-change operation result or not

Operation confirmation

message ID*

Specifies the Confirmation Message ID No displayed in the dialog box during ON/OFF operation/settings change operation

Physical address Displays the physical position of the remote unit

Device No., Line No., Controller No., Sub Controller No., Point No

Power rating Specifies the power rating of point

* Displays only the optional function(s) selected by the customer

Point Data Process (2/2) Functional Specifications

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All the points are regularly monitored It is possible for the user to monitor the status of

all points by using the monitoring screen after starting and logging in the web browser

(Microsoft® Internet Explorer) installed in the client PC

Graphic screen * Displays the point status on the graphic (plan type) of section view, floor plan, and

schematic diagram etc (Refer to "Graphic, Functional Specifications" for details) Point status update is performed in 60 seconds cycle for measured point/totalization point For command point, status point, alarm point, and setpoint, it is performed whenever the status changes

It is possible to display the Point Operation dialog box by clicking dynamic element

Here, point operation and various settings for point are possible

Group List screen Displays point status for every point group ID in list format (For details refer to "Group

List, Functional Specifications".) Point status update is performed in 60 seconds cycle for measured point/totalization point For command point, status point, alarm point, and setpoint, it is performed whenever the status changes

It is possible to display the Point Operation dialog box, Point Guidance* and graphic by clicking the [Select] button

It is possible to operate multiple points, command (Command point), settings (Setpoint),

as a batch by selecting the batch setting tab

Status Monitoring Functional Specifications

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When an alarm occurs in logged-in status, the alarm is notified by the buzzer sound,

updated New Alarm display, and indicator blinking based on the alarm Also, alarm

occurrence and recovery will be recorded in Alarm Dashboard* irrespective of login

Indicator display: The system indicator blinks, based on the alarm

occurred It is possible to display the related screen by clicking the Indicator

Alarm Dashboard*: Records alarm occurrence

It is possible to search the alarms with the date and time Comment can be added for individual alarms It is also possible to display the related graphic* and Point Guidance*

Forced Graphic display*: It is possible to display the specified graphic when

an alarm occurs in the point (For details, refer to

"Forced Graphic Display, Functional Specifications")

Forced Guidance display*: It is possible to display the Point Guidance

previously set when an alarm occurs in the point

(For details, refer to "Point Guidance, Functional Specifications")

Alarm Voice message*: It is possible to notify the alarm voice message

instead of buzzer sound, that is previously registered in the point being alarming (For details, refer to "Alarm Voice message, Functional Specifications")

Alarm acknowledgement When alarm without carrying out the verification operation exists, the

Unacknowledged alarm indicator blinks in the system Indicator display area

It is possible to verify the alarms individually or all the alarms in the screen as

a batch in Alarm Dashboard (For details, refer to "Alarm Dashboard Display/Print, Functional Specifications")

(2/2) Operation when alarm is

cancelled

Alarm Indicator display: Turns off if there is no alarm

Alarm Dashboard: Alarm recovered display/record Alarm level It is possible to specify 4 levels (Urgent/High/Middle/Low) for each alarm-

monitoring targeted point

Indicator display Alarm: Blinks when alarm input, command mismatch,

measured value high/low limit alarm occurs in the point

Trouble: Blinks when trouble occurs in the point Equipment alarm: Blinks when equipment alarm occurs

Unacknowledged alarm: Blinks when there is an alarm in which

confirmation operation is not carried out

Points in “Alarm” screen* Displays the list of points in alarm (Refer to "List of Points in Alarm Status,

Functional Specifications" for details)

It will be displayed when the alarm indicator of the system indicator display area is selected

Device Monitoring Displays the list of Device ID, Device Name, Status (communication status

normal/abnormal), Fire status, Power failure status, and Point status

It will be displayed when the equipment alarm indicator of the system indicator display area is selected

Points in “Trouble” * Displays the list of points in trouble status

It will be displayed when the trouble-occurring indicator of the system indicator display area is selected

(4) Alarm Dashboard

Alarm record At the time of alarm occurrence, it records and displays the alarming time

(Year/Month/Day/Hour(s)/Minute(s)/Second(s)) and alarming information Alarm recovered record At the time of alarm restoration, it registers and displays the restoration

time (Year/Month/Day/Hour(s)/Minute(s)/Second(s)) and information of alarm restored

Unacknowledged alarm list Displays the list of alarms in which verification operation is not carried out

It will be displayed when the Unacknowledged alarm indicator of the system indicator display area is selected

Alarm Process (1/2) Functional Specifications

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Alarm Voice Message is a message that gives an appropriate voice announcement

when an alarm occurs This function is used to handle the trouble

Targeted data point Alarm point

(However, it does not include alarm controls of fire, power failure and generator load, and also system equipment alarm)

Message length 8 seconds

Number of messages 90 types

Message specification method Specifies the message to be used for each Point

Sets the alarm voice message No in the Point Operation screen

Message output method Output from the speaker of the client PC

Alarm voice message Refer to Table 1 on the next page

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Alarm Voice Message (2/2)

1 Power Incoming Transfer Trouble 35 Drainage Water Level Trouble 69 Foam Fire Extinguisher Activated

2 Generator Trouble 36 Recycling Water Tank Level Trouble 70 Halon Fire Extinguisher Activated

3 Battery Trouble 37 Elevated Water Tank Level Trouble 71 Halon Control Panel Door Opened

4 Substation Trouble 38 Rain Water Level Trouble 72 Halon Emission Button Pressed

5 HVAC Facility Trouble 39 Priming Water Tank Level Trouble 73 Halon Gas Emitted

6 Utility Trouble 40 Water Level Trouble 74 Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguishing Device Activated

7 Supply/Exhaust Fan Trouble 41 Drainage Pump Trouble 75 Carbon Dioxide Control Panel Door Opened

8 Chiller Plant Facility Trouble 42 Feeding Pump Trouble 76 Carbon Dioxide Emission Button Pressed

10 Fire Extinguishing System Trouble 44 Turbo Chiller Trouble 78 Fire Pump Trouble

11 Security Facility Trouble 45 Absorption Chiller Trouble 79 Makeup Water Equipment Trouble

12 Lighting Facility Trouble 46 Chiller Trouble 80 Emergency Telephone Emergency Transmission

13 Elevator Facility Trouble 47 Primary Pump Trouble 81 Emergency Phone Call

16 Middle Alarm 50 Cooling Tower Trouble 84 Intruder Alert Check the Site immediately

17 High Alarm 51 Thermal Storage Tank Trouble 85 Security System Intruder Alert

21 Under-Voltage 55 Fire Warning Check the Site condition immediately 89 Security System Door Released Alarm

22 Grounding Fault 56 Fire Alarm 90 Security System Break Open Alarm Occurred

24 58 Fire Alarm Fire Alarm Check the Site Condition immediately 92 Controller Trouble

25 AHU Command Failure 59 Gas Leakage

26 AHU Failure 60 Gas Leakage Gas Leakage Check the Site Condition immediately

27 Typical Floor AHU Failure 61 Emergency Gas Shut Off Valve Activated

28 Public Space AHU Failure 62 Fire Door Activated

29 Filter Alarm 63 Fire Shutter Activated

30 Fan-Coil Unit Failure 64 Fire Damper Activated

31 Room Temperature Trouble 65 Smoke Vent Activated

32 Temperature Trouble 66 Smoke Barrier Activated

33 Humidity Trouble 67 Sprinkler Activated

Alarm Voice Message (2/2) Functional Specifications

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When a point alarm occurs, previously specified graphic is forcibly displayed As a

result, user can verify the equipment status immediately Graphic to be forcibly

displayed is set for each point

Forced Graphic display When a point alarm, trouble and measured value high/low limit alarm occur

Forced graphic display settings Can set 1 graphic for 1 point

The Forced Graphic display level and graphic ID to be forcibly displayed in the Point Operation dialog box are set

Forced graphic display level 0 (Do not display forcibly), 1 (Low priority) to 4 (High priority)

Single graphic is displayed in forced graphic display When multiple alarms occur at the same time, the graphic with high priority alarm is forcibly displayed

(In case of alarms with the same level, priority will be given to the alarm that occurred first.)

Manual graphic display of data

point for which alarm has

occurred

It is possible to display the graphic, which is set to the alarm occurred point

as forced graphic display, from the alarm record of Alarm Dashboard*

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With regards to the measured point, this function generates an alarm or performs

interlock control with the equipment, when the measured value deviates from the

specified range of high/low limit value

Absolute value monitoring is performed to monitor whether the environments targeted

for measurement like cooling temperature are satisfied or not

Every point setting is done in the Point Operation screen

The following diagram shows the timing for the control operation (ON/OFF control by

alarm/alarm recovered and initiate value)

Further, by registering the Interlock point, the alarm output is inhibited when the

interlock point is set to OFF After it is set to ON, alarm judgment will be suspended for

a fixed time

Hunting can be prevented by setting the dead band (0 to 255)

Targeted point All measured points

Targeted value Set high/low limit value for initiation and alarm with absolute values

Operation When the measured value exceeds the initiate value range, the operation

according to the registered event program is performed (Registration in event program For details, refer to "Event Program, Functional Specifications")

When the measured value exceeds the high/low limit value range, alarming process is done

Alarm prohibition process When the interlock point is OFF, the alarm output is inhibited by registering

the interlock point

Alarm judgment suspension function

After the interlock point is set to ON, alarm judgment is suspended for a fixed time (0 to 60 minutes: 1 minute unit)

Anti-hunting Set the dead bands from alarming to alarm recovery for high limit value and

low limit value

(0 to 255 (Unit and decimal point are according to the data point settings)) Alarm/Alarm recovered

notification

Notifies high limit alarm, low limit alarm, and alarm recovered

* Settings other than alarm targeted value and dead band cannot be performed for the data point communicated to the third party through BACnet or IEIEJ-P

High limitvalue High limit initiate value

Low limit initiate valueLow limit value

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With regards to the measured point, this function generates an alarm or performs

interlock control with the equipment, when the deviation from the control setpoint

deviates from the specified range of high/low limit value

Deviation monitoring is performed to monitor whether the controllability of the setpoint

targeted for measurement like room temperature is satisfied or not

Every point setting is done in the Point Operation screen

The following diagram shows the timing for the control operation (ON/OFF control by

alarm/alarm recovered and initiate value)

Further, by registering the Interlock point, the alarm output is inhibited when the

interlock point is set to OFF After it is set to ON, alarm judgment will be suspended for

a fixed time

Hunting can be prevented by setting the dead band (0 to 255)

In addition, after changing the setpoint, alarm judgment suspension function is added

for a fixed time

Operation When the measured value exceeds the initiate value range, the operation

according to the registered event program is performed (Registration in event program For details, refer to "Event Program, Functional Specifications")

When the measured value exceeds the high/low limit value range, alarming process is done

Alarm prohibition process When the interlock point is OFF, the alarm output is inhibited by registering

the interlock point

Alarm judgment suspension function

After the interlock point is set to ON, alarm judgment is suspended for a fixed time

After the targeted value settings are changed, alarm judgment is suspended for a fixed time

(0 to 60 minutes: 1 minute unit) Anti-hunting Set the dead bands from alarming to alarm recovery for high limit value and

low limit value

(0 to 255 (Unit and decimal point are according to the data point settings)) Alarm and Alarm recovered

notification

Notifies high limit alarm, low limit alarm, and alarm recovered

* This function cannot be used for the data point communicated to the third party through BACnet or IEIEJ-P

Deviation monitoring

Low Limit Initiate value

High Limit Initiate value High Limit value

Alarm

Change setting

Dead band

Control OFF Alarm recovered

Alarm

Control ONSuspension time

T Low Limit value

Control ON

Deviation Monitoring of Measured

Value (1/2) Functional Specifications

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