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    125-3584T Building Technologies Field Panel Web Server User Guide[...]

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    3 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Table of Contents How to Use Thi s Manual ................................................................................................... 8 Related Do cuments ............................................................................................................. 8 Symbols Used in this Manual ............[...]

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    4 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Commanding Poin t Values ................................................................................. 39 Disabling and Re-enabling a Po int (Out-of-Se rvice) .......................................... 40 Priority A rrays .........................................................................................[...]

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    5 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Schedule/Command/ Calendar .......................................................................................... 74 Section Overview ............................................................................................... 74 Schedule/Command/Calendar Obje ct Editors Ov erview ..........................[...]

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    6 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Creating Device Templates .............................................................................. 153 Backing Up Gr aphics ........................................................................................ 155 Deleting Graphi cs Files ...................................................................[...]

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    Copyright Notice 7 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Copyright Notice Notice Document information is subject to change without notice by Sie mens Industry, Inc. Companies, names, and various data used in exam ples are fictiti ous unless otherwise noted. No part of this document m ay be reproduced or transmitte d in any form or by any means, electron[...]

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    How to Use T his Manual Related Documents 8 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T How to Use This Manual This manual is for users of TALON ® Automation Systems who u se F ield Panel Web Server to command and monitor their TALON field panel s. It is d esigned to describe the functions and applicati ons of Field Panel Web Server. To effectively use this [...]

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    How to Use T his Manual Contact Us 9 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Convention Examples Numbered Lists (1, 2, 3…) indicate a procedure with sequential steps. 1. Turn OFF power to the field panel. 2. Turn ON power to the field panel. 3. Contact the local Siemens Solution Partner, Authorized TALON Dealer. Actions that should be per formed are spe[...]

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    Chapter 1 - Introd uction to Field P anel Web Server A pplications 10 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 1 - Introduction to Field Panel Web Server The Graphical User Interface so ftware or files can onl y be load ed into a TC Modular or TC Compact 36 controller. Due to space constraints, the Web Ser ver user interface cannot be loaded into a[...]

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    Chapter 1 - Introd uction to Field P anel Web Server A pplications 11 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Shows details for a selected point.  Allows commanding of poi nt values and priorities, an d disablin g of points.  Provides navi gation to the trending application. Point Log Report  Displays a Poin t Log Report for the selected poin[...]

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    Chapter 1 - Introd uction to Field P anel Web Server A pplications 12 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Displays schedules for a selected date, in se veral views: Toda y, Day, Work Week, Week, and Month. PPCL Editor  Allows you to create, modify and delete Powers Process Control Langu age (PPCL) programs. FLN Device Editor  Allows you to c[...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Chapter Overview 13 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Chapter Overview Chapter 2 discusses the following topics:  Prerequisites and Bro wser Require ments for Field Panel Web Ser ver  Prerequisites for FINlite Graphi cs Tool  En[...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Prerequisites for FINlite Graphics Tool 14 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Verifying that Adobe Flash has been Installed Adobe Flash Player Plug-In Versi on 10.1 or later is re quired fo r the Field Panel Web Server. In Internet Explorer (IE), compl ete the following steps to dete rmine whet[...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Enabling or Disabling W eb Server 15 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Be sure that the FPWeb license is installed on the field panel. HMI S, H, E, W, M (System, Hardware, Ethernet, Webserver, Modify Example 10:13:04 07/30/2010 FRI Logged on successfully Field panel <40091> User: <hig[...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Loading the User Interface 16 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Loading the User Interface Be sure that the FPWeb license is enabled for each field pan el. Recommended Method: Lo ading or Upgrading the User Interface via Human-Machine Interface (HMI) To load or upgrade the User Interface file [...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Performance and Limitations 17 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Use the HMI “Uiupgrade” functio n ( S ystem/ H ardware/ E thernet/ W ebserv er/ U iupgrade)  Use FTP to transfer the uiupgr ade.txt file from Vantage Web si te or your com puter to the root of Drive A on the field pane[...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Performance and Limitations 18 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T – PNY Attache (U3) 1GB – PNY Attache 2GB – PNY Attache 8GB – PQI MMC/SD reader – RedLeaf USB 2.0 256MB flash disk – SanDisk Cruzer USB 2. 0 256MB flash di sk – SanDisk Cruzer Micro 2GB flash disk – SanDisk Cruzer [...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration System Security 19 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Allow Browser Caching of Adobe Flash Player This setting will be particularl y helpful once the panel database i s stable. This allows the Field Panel Web Server to k eep information about the panel database without needing to continuously r[...]

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    Chapter 2 - Field Panel Web Server System Administration Language Support 20 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T User access to the Field Panel W eb Server is controlled throu gh individual User Accounts. Each User Account has a cce ss levels determined by a s ystem administrator, which grant or den y permissions to work with the specific applications[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview Welcome Page/Logon 21 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigation Overview Welcome Page/Logon Begin a Field Panel Web Server se ssion with a Web browser URL r equest to the panel, using either its IP address or p anel name/Fully Qualifie d Domain Name. The panel will respond[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 22 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Configuring the Welcome Page Graphic Field Panel Web Server provide s a Welcome page image, whi ch can be chang ed by the user. To change the image on the Welcome page: 1. Create a custom image file that is 398 × 263 pixels. 2. Name the f[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 23 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Status Bar User Interface The Status Bar at the top includes the following features:  Alarms , Unack , Faults , Out Of Service , and Device Failures buttons indicate a count for the number of items in that status. Thes e buttons can be [...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 24 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The navigation pane on the left si de includes six horizontal ma in application bars. These main application bars allow you to access the availa ble a pplications. For descriptions of icons used in the Navi gation Pane, see the Device/Poin[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 25 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Scheduling: This application bar provide s a tree view of panels and their associated Schedule, Command, an d Calendar objects. Clicking on a specific Schedule object in this tree view launches the scheduler vi ew application displayin[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 26 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Inaccessible Panels Panels on the ALN that are not web-enabled will be id entified i n the Navigation P ane as grayed out. These panels are n o t accessible in any Web Serve r editor applicat ions which require panel sele ction. Panels on [...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 27 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T When a panel database file has b een synchronized, the table wil l update the panel status: When all panel database files ar e syn chronized, the status tabl e will disappear, a successful database discovery w ill occur, and the yellow tri[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 28 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T A fter a successful lo gon, the Application Ar ea will either be bl ank or loaded wit h the “Default.fnl” graphic file loaded in a Graphics View application tab. See the FINlite Graphics Tool section for more informa tion about the def[...]

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    Chapter 3 - User Interface Navigat ion Overview User Interface after Logon 29 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 5. Click the arrow to expand the Graphics options to display the graphic files on the panel. 6. Click the name of a Field Level Network (FLN) option, if availa ble, to display the FLN devices on the panel, whi ch can be further expanded to[...]

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    Chapter 4 - Status Bar Status Bar Counts and Reports 30 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 4 - Status Bar Status Bar Counts and Reports Running an Alarm Report Alarm details can be viewed in t he Alarm report, whic h is acces sible via the Status Bar (see the User Interface Navigatio n Overview section for more information about the Status Ba[...]

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    Chapter 4 - Status Bar Setup 31 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 1. Run an Alarm Report or an Unack report (se e the Running an Alarm Repo rt section). 2. Click the Unacknowle dged button in the Acknowledge State column associated to the desired alarm.  The button displays Acknowledged in the Acknowle dge State column. Setup The Setup button all[...]

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    Chapter 4 - Status Bar Logoff 32 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Setup option in the Status B ar allows you to change the sta tic text language to a language other than English, provi ded the Operating System sup p orts the selected language. 1. Click the Setup button on the Status Bar .  The UI Setup dialog box displa ys. 2. Use the Langua[...]

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    Chapter 4 - Status Bar Logoff 33 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Automatic logoff ends a Field Panel Web Serve r session after a period of inactivity at the browser. – Field Panel Web Server perform s an automatic logoff after the auto-logoff delay time (defined in the User Account) expires. See the Users section.  If the Web browser is c[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Chapter Overview 34 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 5 - Point Commander Chapter Overview Chapter 5 discusses the following topics:  Point Commander Application Overview – Tips for Using the Point Commander A pplication – User Interface Description fo r the Point Command er Applicatio n  Point Commander[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Point Commander Application Overview 35 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T CAUTION Command points only when you kn ow the possible effects of makin g a change. Ideally, only command points when maki ng temporary changes, suc h as setpoint changes, or when com manding modes of operatio n, such as DAY and NIGHT. It is ineffi[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Point Commander Application Overview 36 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Close the Commander window b y clicking the X in the top right co rner of the window. The following fields and buttons are use d in the basic Commanding window. If you do not have access to a func tion, it will be grayed out. The Command button at t[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Point Commander Application Overview 37 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T – the Out of Service status in dicator displa ys a chec k mark Status Indicators The lower right section of the Comman ding window displays the f ollowing status indicators, which indicate status with a check mark:  The In-Alarm check box indic[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Point Commander Application Overview 38 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Relinquish Default field displays the default value for relinquishing priority of the point.  The Present Value field shows the present value of the point at the curre nt highest priority, and allows you to change that value.  The Prio[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Using the Point Commander Applicatio n 39 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Error Code Situation INVALID_DATATYPE The data type of the value provided is incorr ect for the specified property. VALUE_OUT_OF_RANGE The value provided is out side the range of values that the property can take on. NO_SPACE_TO_WRITE_PROPERTY The[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Using the Point Commander Applicatio n 40 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Steps for Commanding Point Values 1. Access the Commanding window through the Devices/Points bar in the navigati on pane on the left side of the screen. 2. Drill down to the de sired point. 3. Double-click the point nam e (or single-click the comm[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Using the Point Commander Applicatio n 41 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 2. Drill down to the de sired point. 3. Double-click the point nam e (or single click the command icon t o the right of the point name) to open the basic (default) Commanding windo w. 4. In the Command Options section do one of the following: - To[...]

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    Chapter 5 - Point Commander Using the Point Commander Applicatio n 42 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T In the advanced Commanding window, the point pri ority can be cha nged in the Priority drop-down field. The value of t he point can be change d in the c urrent highest priority field. 1. Click the drop-down arrow i n the Priority field to choose t[...]

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    Chapter 6 - Graphics View Chapter Overview 43 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 6 - Graphics View Chapter Overview Chapter 6 discusses the following topics:  Graphics View Overview – User Interface Descripti on for the Gra phics View – Tips for Using the Graphics View  Using the Graphics View – Opening a Graphics View Tab – Vie[...]

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    Chapter 6 - Graphi cs View Using the Graphics View 44 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Graphics File Types There are two types of graphics files.  A standard graphic is one where any Point Values shown on the graphi c comes from a specific device and a spe cific object.  A Device Template Graphic is one where the Point Val ues shown on the gr[...]

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    Chapter 6 - Graphics View Using the Graphics View 45 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  All available panels will displa y. 2. Select the desired panel.  If there are graphics files in the selected panel, the Graphics option will display underneath the panel name. 3. View the desired graphic by clicking the Graphics option and then the graphic[...]

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    Chapter 7 - Point Log Report Chapter Overview 46 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 7 - Point Log Report Chapter Overview Chapter 7 discusses the following topics:  Point Log Report Application Overview – User Interface Description fo r the Point Log Report Applicati on  Point Log Report Application Step-by-St ep Instructions – Runn[...]

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    Chapter 7 - Point Log Report Using the Point Log Report Application 47 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Name field allows you to search on t he point name, using wildcard c haracters if necessary.  The Type drop-down all ows you to choose the type of point on which to r un the Point Log Report.  The Search MSTP check box determines wh[...]

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    Chapter 7 - Point Log Report Using the Point Log Report Application 48 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Querying and Filteri ng a Point Log Report Point Log reports can be querie d on the point name and point ty pe. Use the q uery fields (Panels, Name, Type, Search MSTP) in the top section of the Point Log Report window to query the report.  The[...]

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    Chapter 8 - Trend View Chapter Overview 49 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 8 - Trend View Chapter Overview Chapter 8 discusses the following topics:  Trend Vie w Overview  Trend View Step-by-Step I nstructions – Viewing Trend Data of a Single Trended Point – Viewing Trend Data of Multiple Trended Points – Printing a Trend Graph[...]

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    Chapter 8 - Trend View Using the Trend View 50 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  OR click t he Device/Points bar in the navigation pane, choo se the desired panel , and click the Trends option to see the Trend Obj ect list in that panel.  Select a Trend Object from either list in the navigation pane by double-clicking on the Trend Object name[...]

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    Chapter 8 - Trend View Using the Trend View 51 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T You can navigate to other appli cations while the syst em is gene rating a Trend graph. To cancel a Trend graph, start a new Trend graph, cl ose the tre nd viewing tab, or log off Field Panel Web Server. For more information, see the Customizing a Trend G raph section. [...]

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    Chapter 8 - Trend View Using the Trend View 52 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Printing a Trend Graph Do not use the browser print feature for printing Field Panel We b Server reports or graphs. Once the Trend graph is generated, click the Print bu tton in the upper right corner of the right pane. The system generates a printer -ready format of th[...]

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    Chapter 8 - Trend View Using the Trend View 53 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Customizing a Trend Graph Trend graphs can be customized within Field Panel Web Server. C ustomization options include:  Vertical ac cess values  Dynamic display ver sus sta tic display  Dynamic display intervals  Line color and thickness  Fill alpha  [...]

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    Chapter 8 - Trend View Using the Trend View 54 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Otherwise, during dynamic trendi ng, when the buffer is filled, the first data point will drop off to make space in the bu ffer. Because it takes more tha n one second for this action, the Trend graph will be unable to displa y the current d ata points accurately. Click[...]

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    Chapter 9 - Sche dule View Chapter Overview 55 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 9 - Schedule View Chapter Overview Chapter 9 discusses the following topics:  Scheduler Application Overview – User Interface Description for the Sched uler Application – Tips for Using the Sched uler Application  Scheduler Application Step-by-Step Ins[...]

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    Chapter 9 - Sche dule View Using the Scheduler Application 56 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Objects section of the Sc hedule viewing window displays th e object s associated with the sch edule being viewed.  The left and right arrows at the top of the Schedule viewing w indo w allow you to view the next or the previous d ay, work week[...]

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    Chapter 9 - Sche dule View Using the Scheduler Application 57 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 1. Select the Scheduling bar from the navigation pane on the left side of the Field Panel Web Server screen.  All available panels will displa y. 2. Select the desired panel and sc hedule object by clicking the pa ne l name and then the schedule object[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Common Editor Fields and Buttons 58 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 10 - Create/Edit Common Editor Fields and Buttons Many of the editors have common fields and buttons. Some fields represent common properties of BACnet objects inc luding Object Identifier, Obje c t Name, and Object Description. For more informat [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Common Editor Fields and Buttons 59 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Object Identifier field in t he Web Server use r interface sh ows the two components separated by a comma. The following Object Identifier represents a Binary Value obje c t, instance 6: The Object Identifier field c an be left blank on creation, and [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 60 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Manually entering the Object Ref erence is required i f the refer ence object is located in a non-FPWeb-enabled panel or a no n-FPWeb-enabled panel’s a ssoci ated FLN device. Common Editor Butt ons and Functions Each editor is set up similarl y and uses common buttons:  The + [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 61 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T User Interface Description for the Trend Editor Application The Trend Editor Application c an be accessed by clicking the Trend icon in the Create/Edit bar in the navigation pane on the left side of the screen. For information about off-node trendin g, see the Off-Node Trending sec[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 62 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Trend Type dropdown allows the user to define the trend type (COV or Timed). This field can be edited in existing Trend Objects.  The Value field allows the user to define the time interval for time-bas ed trends. The default value is 900 seconds (15 m inutes). The minim[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 63 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Off-node trending is when the trended object resid es either in a different panel or in an MS/TP device. For more information about on- and off-node tren ding, see the T ALON Controllers User's Manual (588-58 0). Depending on where the object is located, the Point To Be Trende[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 64 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Point To Be Trended field will display t he object name when: 1. The point to be tr ended resides in the local panel and is re solved at the time of creation. OR 2. The point to be trende d resides in a loca l MS/TP device loca ted on the panel’s physical MS/TP network and is[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 65 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T For information about off-node trendin g, see the Off-Node Trending section. Modifying a Trend Object 1. Select the Trend icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Trend Editor window will open. 2. Click “Select a Panel” at th e top of the left pane of the Trend Editor window to d[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Trend 66 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a Trend Object 1. Select the Trend icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Trend Editor window will open. 2. Click “Select a Panel” at th e top of the left pane of the Trend Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired Trend Obj[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 67 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a Trend Object 1. Select the Trend icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Trend Editor window will open. 2. Click “Select a Panel” at th e top of the left pane of the Trend Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired Trend Ob[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 68 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T – Tips for Using the Point Editor Appli cation  Point Editor Application Step-by-Step Instructions – Creating a Point – Intrinsic Alarming – Modifying a Point – Viewing a Point – Deleting a Point – Alarm Reports Point Editor Application Overview Through the Create/[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 69 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Object Identifier field displays the point Object Id entifier information. An Obj ect Identifier consists of an objec t type and instance number. The object type is the BACnet standard object type enumer ation value (s ee table above) . The user can enter an instance number[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 70 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 5. Click Create .  The point information window will open, displaying a new poi nt . 6. Enter the new point information. 7. Click Save .  The Save button becomes grayed out once the modification s are complete. Intrinsic Alarming Intrinsic reporting allows a devi ce to provid[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 71 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 3. Select the desired panel by cl i cking the panel name i n the left pane of the Point Editor window. 4. Either select an existing point or create a new point by clicki ng the + button at the bottom left of the Point Editor wi ndow .  The point information window will open, dis[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 72 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a Point 1. Select the Point icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Point Editor window will open. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Point Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired point by clicking the p[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Point 73 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a Point 1. Select the Point icon from the Create/Edit bar.[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 74 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The PointEditor window will open. 2. Click “Select a Panel” at th e top of the left pane of the PointEditor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired point by clicking the p anel name and then the point name.  T[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 75 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Weekly schedule  Exception schedule  Schedule default values  List of objects / pr operty reference  Write priority  Out of service status The user can also cre ate Calendar Objects to be used with the S chedule editor. The calendar object cr[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 76 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T NOTE: Data types for the properties of BACnet objects must match the data type property of the BACnet schedule; o therwise, the schedule will n ot function properly.  The Effective Start/Stop fields display the starting and ending dates for the Scheduler Obj[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 77 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T icon to view the Calendar icon. Click the Calendar icon to open the Edit Calendar Object window:  The Object Name field allows you to name the Calen dar Object using up to 30 characters. This field is required for creating a Cale ndar Obje ct and cannot be e[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 78 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 3. Select the desired panel by cl i cking the panel name i n the left pane of the Object Editor window. 4. Click the + button at the bottom left of the Object Editor window.  The Schedule Editor wind ow displays a new schedul e object. 5. Enter the new sched[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 79 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 6. Double click the entries in the Value column to change the desi red values. NOTE: To add a schedule to multipl e da ys of the week, click the Add Multiple button. Creating a Schedule ExceptionNotReleased 1. From within the Object Editor window, click the Exc[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 80 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T - Choose Date, Date Range, Week’n’Day, or Refe rence (to referen ce an exi sting Calendar Object) - Enter schedule details. 1. Click the Edit Time Values button to add time values to the Exception Sche dule. - Click the + sign at the bottom of the Edit Time[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 81 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 2. Click the value under the Priority column to change the excepti on priority. The Exception priority is the pri ori ty in which exception schedules are executed. If there are more than one exception schedules for the same time, the ex ception sched ule with t[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 82 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Click the – sign at the bottom left of the window to delete a Command Object from the Schedule Object. Modifying a Schedule ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Schedule icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 83 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a Schedule ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Schedule icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desire[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 84 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a Schedule ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Schedule icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desir[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 85 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Creating a Command ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Command icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to displ[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 86 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Modifying a Command ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Command icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to disp[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 87 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a Command ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Command icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to displa[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 88 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a Command ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Command icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to displ[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 89 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Calendar Objects Creating a Calendar ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Calendar icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Edi[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 90 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Modifying a Calendar ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Calendar icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to di[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/C alendar 91 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a Calendar ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Calendar icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to disp[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Schedule/Command/Cale ndar 92 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a Calendar ObjectNotReleased 1. Click the Calendar icon from the Create/Edit bar (hover over the Schedule icon to view it).  The Object Editor win dow di splay s. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Object Editor window to dis[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Event Enrollment 93 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Event Enrollment For information about intrinsic alarming, see the Point Edito r section of this document. To receive alarms from BTECs and PPMs, Event Enrollment must be used. Section Overview This section discusses the following topics :  Event Enrollment Editor Ove[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Event Enrollment 94 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Object Name field allows you to name the Event Enrollment Object using up to 30 characters. This field is requi red for creating an Event Enr ollment Object and cannot be edited in an existing obje ct.  The Object Identifier field displays the point Object Id [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Event Enrollment 95 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Time Delay field allows you to specify t he time (in seconds ) that the obj ect must be in or out of alarm or f ault for a notification to be se nt.  The Notification Class dropdown allows you to choose the notificat ion class that the Event Enrollment Object [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Event Enrollment 96 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Event Editor window displays a new Event Enrollment obje ct. 5. Enter the new Event Enro llment object information. 6. Click Save .  The Save button becomes grayed out once the modification s are complete. Modifying an Event Enrollment Object 1. Click the Even[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Event Enrollment 97 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing an Event Enrollment Object 1. Click the Event Enrollment icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Event Enrollment Editor window displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Event Enrollment Editor window to display avail able panels. 3. Sel[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Event Enrollment 98 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting an Event Enrollment Object 1. Click the Event Enrollment icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Event Editor window displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Event Enrollment Editor window to display avail able panels. 3. Select the de[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Notification Class 99 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Acknowledging the state of an obj ect does not refresh the repor t. The report must be re-run by clicking the coun t button to see updated data. To run an Alarm report: 1. Click the Alarms button in the Status Bar.  An Alarm report will displa y, listing alarm detai[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Notification Class 100 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T – Creating an Notification Class Object – Modifying an Notification Class Object – Viewing an Notification Class Object – Deleting an Notification Class Object Notification Class Editor Overview User Interface Description for the Notification Class Editor The [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Notification Class 101 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Description field allows you to descri be the Notification Class Object using up to 16 characters. This field is optional for Notificatio n Class Object creation an d can be edited.  The To OFFNORMAL , To FAULT , and To NORMAL Priority fields allow you to s[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Notification Class 102 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  To change the order of the colu mns, click and hold the column and move it to the desired location within the table. Using the Notification Class Editor If a Remote Destination is added to a Notificati on Class object , all recipients in th e Remote Destinations t[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Notification Class 103 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T - In the Transitions cell, choose the desired transitio n option s. 7. To add a remote recipient, click the + button at the bottom lef t of the Remote Destinations table . - In the Remote Recipient cell, choose the recipient vi a the drop down choices, which displays [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Notification Class 104 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Notification ClassEditor window to display avail able panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the desired Notification Class obj ect by cli cking the panel name and then the Notification Class o bject name. ?[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 105 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a Notification Class Object 1. Click the Notification Class icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The Notification Class Editor window displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the Notification Class Editor window to display avail able pa[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 106 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Remote Recipient List Edit or allows you to add, modify, and delete Remote Recipient addresses, whi ch can t hen be added to Noti fication Cl ass objects as remote destinations. See the Remote Recipient List section for more information. If you are using TALON Vi[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 107 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 3. Choose the desired panel from the left navigation pane of the SMTP Configu ration Editor window. The SMTP configur ation data will display. 4. Edit the SMTP configuration data as necessary. See field descri ptions bel ow. 5. Click SAVE . Each panel can have only o[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 108 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T checkbox allows the user to enabl e or disable authentication by checki ng or unchecking the box.  The Username field displays the user na me us ed for authentication by the SM TP server. The user can edit this field if SMTP is enabled at the field panel and if au[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 109 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Section Overview This section discusses the following topics :  Remote Recipient List Editor Overvie w – Using the Remote R ecipient List Editor – Creating a Remote Recipient – Modifying a Remote Recipient – Deleting a Remote Recipient – Replicating a Re[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 110 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The width and order of the tabl e columns can be changed in the application pa ne, but the changes remain only for the cu rrent session. Once you le ave the editor, the column configuration reverts to the default settings.  To change the width of the colu mns, cli[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Remote Notification 111 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Alias can have up to 30 cha r acters. The field is not case s ensitive. Do not use the following cha racters in the Alias cell: Asterisk: * Open or closed brackets: [ ] Quotation marks: " Question mark: ? 3. Edit the Remote Address cell. If an incorrectly fo[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit FLN 112 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Replicating a Remote Recipient ListNotReleased The replicate feature allows you to copy the entire Remote Recipient List to all other online Web-enabled field p anels on the local ALN. 1. While in the Remote Recipient List Editor , click the Replicate button. 2. A confirmation messa[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit FLN 113 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Object Name field allows you to name the FLN Device using up to 30 alphanumeric characters. This fiel d is required for the creatio n of an FLN Devi ce and cannot be edited in an existing device.  The Description field allows yo u to describe the FLN Device usi ng up to 1[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit FLN 114 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T device, then the pre-assigned Object ID must be provided. This field can not be edited in an existing object.  The Network Number field allows you to enter the network number. If no value is provided, the controller will use the network number from the d atabase.  The MAC Addr[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit FLN 115 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Modifying an FLN Device 1. Click the FLN icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The FLN Device Editor window di splays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the FLN Device Ed itor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired FLN Devi[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit FLN 116 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing an FLN Device 1. Click the FLN icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The FLN Device Editor win dow displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the FLN Device Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired FLN Device [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit TEC Init 117 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting an FLN Device 1. Click the FLN icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The FLN Device Editor win dow displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the FLN Device Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired FLN D[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit TEC Init 118 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Section Overview This section discusses the following topics :  TEC Initial Value Editor Overview – User Interface Description for the TEC Initial Value Editor  TEC Initial Value Editor S tep-by-Step Instructions – Setting the Initial Value – Updating the Panel – [...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit TEC Init 119 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The FLN Device Name dro pdown allows you to select the desired FLN Device.  The Update Panel button allows you to update the panel with the initial value s.  The Initialize TEC button allows you to initialize the selected TEC by commissioning the values set.  The P[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit TEC Init 120 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 2. Select a panel from the left pane of the TEC Initial Values Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel by cl i cking the panel name i n the left pane of the TEC Initial Values Editor window. 4. Select the desired device from the FLN Device Name dr[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit PPCL 121 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 4. Select the desired device from the FLN Device Name drop-down in the TEC Initial Values Editor window. 5. Initialize the TEC by clicking the Initialize TEC button. 6. Click Save .  The Save button will be grayed out once the modification are complete. Releasing Points 1. Click[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit PPCL 122 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The PPCL Editor allows you to cre ate, modify, or delete a Power s Process Control Language (PPCL) p rogram, as well as:  Modify line numbers  Enable or disable lines of code  Delete lines of code  Reset trace bits  Import and export PPCL program s (or sections of pr[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit PPCL 123 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The following fields and buttons a re used in the PPCL Editor wi ndow. If you do not have access to a function , it will be grayed out.  The panel list drop-do wn lis t allows you to choose the desired panel and PPCL program.  The Refresh button reloads the PPCL prog ram from[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit PPCL 124 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Export button exports a highlighted section or the whole program (if no se ction is highlighted) as a text file to the client local hard drive o r a network share accessible from the client computer.  The Print button allows you to print a highlighted section or the whol[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit PPCL 125 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 2. Use the arrows to select the firs t and last lines to enable or disa ble, and click the Enable or Disable button in the Enable Lines or Disable Lines wi ndow. The fields default to asterisks (*), which c an be used for wildcarding. 3. Click outside the Enable Lines or Disable Li[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit PPCL 126 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a PPCL Program 1. Click the PPCL icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The PPCL Editor window displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the PPCL Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired PPCL program by click[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 127 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a PPCL Program 1. Click the PPCL icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The PPCL Editor window displays. 2. Click Select a Panel at the top of the left pane of the PPCL Editor window to display available panels. 3. Select the desired panel and the de sired PPCL program by cli[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 128 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T User Info Tab  The Account Name field allows you to name the account being created, using up t o 40 characters. This field cannot be edite d in an existing User Account.  The User Initials field allows you to create a uni que user name to be used at lo g on, using up to 4 ch[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 129 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T – HH:MM:SSAP (02:14:14pm) – HH:MMAP (02:14am) – MILITARY (1414) – MILITARY:SS (1414:14) NOTE: The Time Format field is only applied at the HMI, and not at t he Web Server User Interface.  The Date Format field allows you to select from a list the format used to show dat[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 130 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Permissions tab allows you to specify the le vel of access granted to each application or feature of the Fiel d Panel Web Serv er. The acces s levels default to “Edit Access”.  Point – Allows you to define user right s for work ing with points. Point privileges are re[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 131 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Diagnostic – Allows you to define user ri ght s for working with diagnostic options. Diagnostic privileges require S ystem privileges. If no System p rivileg es are enabled then this option will be grayed out.  User – Allows you to define user right s for working with u[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 132 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 5. Choose the user access level s for each application or feature. 6. Click Save .  The Save button will be grayed out once the modifications are complete. Modifying a User Account 1. Click the Users icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The User Account Editor window displays. 2.[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Users 133 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing a User Account 1. Click the Users icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The User Account Editor window displays. 2. Select the desired User Account by clicking a name in the left pane.  The User Account information area displays the User Info window .[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Change User Password 134 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Deleting a User Account 1. Click the Users icon from the Create/Edit bar.  The User Account Editor window displays. 2. Select the desired User Account by clicking a name in the left pane. 3. Click the - button at the bottom left of the User Account Editor window.[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Change Panel Time 135 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T User Account Passwords Using Double Byte Character Sets Double byte characters cannot be directly entered in the Password field at the Web Server User Interface or in FINlite. At the Web Server User Interfac e there are password fields at t he authenti cation page, the[...]

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    Chapter 10 - C reate/Edit Change Panel Time 136 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 1. In the Navigation pane (left side of the Web Server screen), cl ick the Create/Edit bar. 2. Scroll down and click the Change Panel Time icon.  The ChangePanel Time window displays. 3. Enter the desired date and time of day, and cli ck Save .  When the informat[...]

  • Page 137

    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Chapter Overview 137 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 11 - FINlite Graphics Tool Chapter Overview Chapter 11 discusses the following topics:  FINlite Graphics Tool Overview – User Interface Description for the FINlite Graphics Tool – Tips for Using the FINlite Grap hics Tool  Using the FINlite G[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 138 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Publish gr aphics to the panel(s)  Open a pre-constructed graphics file from the local file syste m In the Siemens FINlite graphics utility program and in the Web Server us er interface, limit the total number of tabs tha t are open simult[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 139 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The drop-down menus at the top of the Siemens FINl ite Application and the navigation pane bars on the left side of the Siemens FINlite Application a llow the user to wo rk with the graphics files in many wa ys. File Menu The File menu allows you[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 140 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Edit menu allows you to acce ss the Edit commands:  Undo allows you to reverse the last action.  Redo allows you to reverse the last Undo action.  Cut removes the image from the file and puts it into the clipboard .  Copy puts a c[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 141 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The Language menu allows you to cha nge the language used in the FINlite application. Question Mark Icon The Question Mark icon opens the User Guide and product information.  User Guide opens the product do cumentation as a PDF.  About disp[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 142 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Components Bar The Components bar displays the availa ble co mponents whi ch can be dragged and dropped to the canvas and customized. Supplied com ponent images are intended for use with binary points. Layers Bar The Layers bar allows you to crea[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 143 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  The Delete Layer button deletes the hig hlighted layer. Properties Bar Clicking a component in the canv as on the right side of the app lication, and opening the Properties bar in the left navigation pane o pens the Properties area for the sp[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 144 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Animation Editor The Animation Editor allows you to customize the animation of a graphics component. See the Editing the Graphics Animation section for more information. File-System & User Library Bar The File-System & User Li brary bar d[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool FINlite Graphics Tool Overview 145 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The canvas is the graphics workspace on the right side of the F INlite application window. The top left tab displays the name of the graphics file. The Maximize button allows you to maximize the workspa ce canvas and no long er display the left n[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 146 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Once published to a panel, graphics files can be mo dified usin g the same com puter used to create them, or they m ust be copied manually from the field panel to a computer running the Siemens FINlite application.  If your system require[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 147 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 1. To keep the Choice window from displaying upon start-up, check t he Don’t show this again check box. 2. Click the Open button to open an existing Gra phics file from the local file s ystem. NOTE: A Graphics file can also be opened by select[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 148 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T To create a Model: 1. Drag a component to the canvas on the right side of the FINlite window. 2. Click the Properties bar in the left navigation pan e to customize the features of t he component. See the User Interface Description fo r the FINli[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 149 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 1. Expand the Panels bar and connect to a panel on the desired ALN, if not already connec ted. 2. Expand the Components b ar and drag a button onto the workspace. 3. From the Panels bar, expand the panel with the desired point. Expand the Local [...]

  • Page 150

    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 150 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 3. From the Panels bar, expand the panel with the de sired Schedule Object, and th en expand the Schedules section of that panel. 4. Select the Schedule Object you wa nt to associate with the butto n and drag it onto the button in the work space[...]

  • Page 151

    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 151 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T The features of a Button component can be modified using the Properties bar: name, label text, on-click action, size , position, vis ibility, locked status, corner shape, font style/color/size, and button color/shading . To create a Graphics fil[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 152 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 5. Choose a section in the values line (Boolean component types wi ll have only “True” and “False”) by clicking in betwe en the triangles. 6. Use the Use Frame drop-down to choose an image to connect to the chosen value. The Animate chec[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 153 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 2. Click Publish . 3. The graphics files on Drive A c an be backed up to the Internal Flash Drive (IFD) using the HMI. Default Graphics To set a default graphic for the panel: 1. When publishing the file, select the Default check box. 2. Select [...]

  • Page 154

    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 154 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 5. In the Relativize Points to Device drop-down list, s elect the panel to relativize to. 6. Choose any or all of the device points to relativize by clickin g the check boxes n ext to the point name(s). Checking the topmost check box will selec [...]

  • Page 155

    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 155 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T In the Field Panel Web Server User Interface To apply the relativized gra phics file to an FLN de vice: 1. Open the relativized gra phics file. Device Template graphics (rela tivize d graphics files) are sto re d within the selected panel in the[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 156 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T >ipSettings, Bbmd, Telnet, Webserver, Quit? w >Display, Modify, Uiupgrade, Graphicsbackup, Quit? g >Are you sure : y DONE Deleting Graphics Files Graphics files cons ist of .fnl files and media files . Media files (backgroun ds, compone[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 157 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Viewing Directory Structure Point, Application, Time, Message, Cancel, System, passWord, Bye? s Diagnostics, Users, dSt, Bacnet, Error_msgs, Hardware, Text, Quit? h Fieldpanels, Ethernet, nodeNametable, Disks, Reportprinter, Licensemanager, Quit[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 158 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Drive name : ifd List_drives, Set_drive, listDirectory, Change_dir, File_ops, Remove_dir, Quit? f Copy_file, Rename_file, Move_file, Delete_file, Quit? d File name : wsrootgraphicspurple.fnl Are you sure : y Deleting wsrootgraphicspurple.fnl[...]

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    Chapter 11 - FINlit e Graphics Tool Using the FINlite Graphics Tool 159 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T When FINlite runs, a copy of the User Guide is cached to the us er’s profile area. For example, with a user name of smithm, this file is stored in C: Documents and SettingssmithmApplication Da taSiemensFINLo cal Store. This cache is not u[...]

  • Page 160

    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 160 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 12 - Field Panel Features for Field Panel Web Server Field Panel File System Operations Basic File System Operation Commands Use these procedures to set dri ves, change directories, list dr i ves, or list fi[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 161 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T User: <high> <High default user account> >Point, Application, Time, Message, Cancel, System, passWord, Bye? s >Diagnostics, Users, dSt, Bacnet, Error_msgs, Hardware, Text, Quit? h >Fieldpanels, [...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 162 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T List Files in a Directory HMI S, H, F, F, D, (System, Hardware, Fieldpanels, Filesys, listDirectory) Example 10:13:04 07/30/2010 FRI Logged on successfully Field panel <40091> User: <high> <High defau[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 163 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T 10:13:04 07/30/2010 FRI Logged on successfully Field panel <40091> User: <high> <High default user account> >Point, Application, Time, Message, Cancel, System, passWord, Bye? s >Diagnostics, [...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 164 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T >Copy_file, Rename_file, Move_file, Delete_file, Quit? d >File name: wsrootfpweb.swf------------------------------------ --- >Are you sure: y Deleting wsrootfpweb.swf... wsrootfpweb.swf deleted successfu[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 165 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Use this procedure to copy a file from the current directory to another directory or drive (root or subfolder), via the HMI. T his procedure does not delete the file from the cu rrent directory. HMI S, H, F, F, F, C[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 166 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T >List_drives, Set_drive, listDirectory, Change_dir, File_ops, Quit? f >Copy_file, Rename_file, Move_file, Delete_file, Remove_dir, Quit? c >Source File Name: index.html----------------------------------- --[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Field Panel File System Operations 167 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Path: A:WSROOT >List_drives, Set_drive, listDirectory, Change_dir, File_ops, Remove_dir, Quit? c >File Directory : graphics------------------------ Path: A:WSROOTGraphics >List_drives, Set_drive, listD[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Backing up and Restoring Databases 168 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T >Fieldpanels, Ethernet, nodeNametable, Disks, Reportprinter, Licensemanager, Quit? f >Log, Display, Add, dElete, Modify, Config, Filesys, Quit? f >List_drives, Set_drive, listDirectory, Change_dir, File_ops[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server Backing up and Restoring Databases 169 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T When Web Server is enabled on a panel, Auto Save and Auto Resto re are enabl ed as the default. You can manually disable them using the HMI. If you are using TALON View as a m ass storage device, do not ena ble Auto[...]

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    Chapter 12 - Field Pan el Features for Field Panel W eb Server A vailable Memory Diagnostic Point 170 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T A ny new Web Server panel must be made re ady before Auto Save will wo rk. Fifteen minutes after the panel is made ready, the datab ase will be aut omaticall y saved. Manually or automatically saving the dat abase c[...]

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    Chapter 13 - T roublesho oting A vailable Memory Diagnostic Point 171 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Chapter 13 - Troubleshooting General Troubleshooting Tips When first experiencing issues, try the following general tips:  Refresh the panel  Log off, close the browser, log on  Clear the UI cache (see below)  Clear the FINlite cache ([...]

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    Chapter 13 - T roublesho oting Log On Error Messages 172 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T  Move the slider back to the right to allow storage. 1. Click Close . 2. After clearing the UI cache wit h the steps abo ve, it may also h elp to log off, close the browser, and log on. Clear the FINlite Cache Close FINlite. In Windows XP: In file explorer,[...]

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    Chapter 13 - T roublesho oting Install, Upgrade, and Connection Errors 173 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Issue: The user name and password enter ed are valid for a use r accoun t, but the password has expired. Solution: Contact your system administrat or to reset your password. Account is Locked Issue: Three or more login attempts hav e been mad[...]

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    Chapter 13 - T roublesho oting Install, Upgrade, and Connection Errors 174 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Field Panel Web Server Use r Interface Upgrade Fails Issue: A Field Panel Web Server User Int erface upgrade fails. Solution: A User Interface upgrade requires approxim ately 2.7 MB. Before performing the upgrade, verify that Drive A has enou[...]

  • Page 175

    Chapter 13 - T roublesho oting Graphics Issues 175 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T panels lose communication, an erro r messag e will display for ea ch panel, indi cating which panel has lost communication. If an FPWeb-enabled panel loses co mmunication, the Devi ce Failu res Count will increase, and the Panel will have an associate d triangle ico[...]

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    Chapter 13 - T roublesho oting Other Issues 176 Siemens Industry, Inc. 125-3584T Other Issues Panel Not Saving Automatically Issue: The panel is not Saving Automatically, even though Auto Save and Auto Restore are enabled. Solution: The panel must be made ready for Auto Save to function properl y. Performance Issues Issue: Transmissions do n ot com[...]

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    Issued by Siemens Industry, Inc. Building Technologies Division 1000 Deerfield Pkwy Buffalo Grove IL 60089 Tel. +1 847-215-1000 © Copyright Siemens Industry, Inc. Technical specifications and availability subject to change wit hout notice. Document ID 125-3584T Edition January 15, 2012[...]