Honeywell Internet Connection Module Manuel utilisateur

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Honeywell

Internet Connection Module

Setup Guide

Version 1.0

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ICM Setup Guide

Table of Contents

Introduction....................................................................................................................... 3

Network Setup and Configuration .................................................................................. 4

Setting up the Network Hardware................................................................................... 4

What you need ............................................................................................................ 4

Installing a Router or Wireless Access Point.............................................................. 4

Installing an Ethernet Hub or Switch.......................................................................... 5

Connecting a Computer .............................................................................................. 6

Setting up the Network Controller Hardware ................................................................. 7

Connecting a Network Controller............................................................................... 7

Connecting to the ICM Setup Pages ............................................................................... 8

Configuring the ICM....................................................................................................... 8

Select Devices............................................................................................................. 9

Configure Devices .................................................................................................... 11

Save Settings............................................................................................................. 12

Advanced Network Setup............................................................................................... 13

Advanced Setup ............................................................................................................ 13

Diagnostics................................................................................................................ 14

File System................................................................................................................ 16

Upgrade..................................................................................................................... 18

What’s New .............................................................................................................. 18

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of a Honeywell Internet Connection Module (ICM).

The ICM is the heart of a state of the art control system that uses Internet Protocol (IP)

and standard Ethernet hardware to integrate control of consumer electronic equipment

with computer networking.

This User’s Guide explains the setup and installation process for an ICM. This guide

assumes that the installer is familiar with IP networking concepts. See the Networking

Primer for a review of IP networking concepts and terminology.

There are four basic steps that you will need to take to set up your system:

1. Set up the network.

2. Set up the network controller hardware.

3. Connect the ICMs to the devices and the system.

4. Set up the ICMs on the system.

NOTE: A hardware device connected to an Ethernet network is called a node. Node is

a general term for an ICM, and sometimes an ICM will be referred to as a node.

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Network Setup and Configuration

Setting up the Network Hardware

What you need

Before you begin connecting ICMs to the network, you need at least the following:

•PC or other web browser enabled device capable of browsing the setup pages.

•Router, or wireless router (when using a wireless PDA or tablet)

•Network Controller hardware.

•Ethernet hub or switch.

The following illustration shows a network setup with a Honeywell Security system,

a Honeywell thermostat, a network router and a computer.

Installing a Router or Wireless Access Point

A router is the easiest and least expensive way to setup a home network. If the home

has a network, it probably already has a router. If the home has a broadband Internet

connection, it may already have a router.

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Note: If a router is already installed in the home and you are connecting the ICM to

the home network, skip this step and continue on to connecting a computer.

The router must be installed according to the installation instructions supplied by the

router manufacturer. Follow the instructions included with the router to install and

configure the router.

Installing an Ethernet Hub or Switch

Connect an Ethernet hub or switch when there are more network devices than ports

on the router. Connect the uplink port on the hub or switch to one of the Ethernet

ports on the router.

The following general restrictions exist for all Ethernet hubs and switches:

Each Ethernet device must be home-run from the device to the hub.

Ethernet cables must be at least Category 5 cable (CAT5). CAT5e is preferred

since a single CAT5e can support gigabit Ethernet.

Ethernet does not support daisy chaining, however it is possible to add another

hub or switch in a remote location. No more than 4 hubs can be between any

two Ethernet devices.

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Connecting a Computer

Verify the network installation by connecting a computer to the network. Plug the

computer to one of the Ethernet ports on the router, or a hub or switch that is

connected to the router. Verify that the computer can retrieve an IP address and

access the router.

Refer to the networking instructions provided by the computer manufacturer to

connect the computer to the network. Each operating system will have a different

sequence of steps to configure the network. The following general tasks must be

performed regardless of the computer or operating system vendor:

1. Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet jack on the computer. If the computer

does not have an Ethernet jack, you will need to install a Network Interface Card

(NIC). The link LED will light when the computer is linked to a hub with a good

Ethernet cable.

2. The default networking settings for most operating systems is to obtain an IP

address from a DHCP server. If the computer uses other IP settings, change the

configuration to use DHCP.

3. Most modern computers will obtain a lease automatically when you connect the

Ethernet cable. If you are using an older computer, reboot the computer to cause

it to request a new IP address. You can also run the operating system utility to

obtain a lease. Older Microsoft Windows based operating systems use the

command “ipconfig /?“ to get a list of options for the ipconfig command.

4. Ping the router or DHCP server, or connect using a web browser to verify that you

have established a working network connection. Microsoft Windows operating

systems can ping a device from the MS-DOS prompt (or command prompt) with

the ping command. Type “ping /?” to get proper usage information on the ping

command.

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Setting up the Network Controller Hardware

Connecting a Network Controller

To connect an ICM:

Figure 1 - ICM connections

1. Place the ICM in a suitable clean, dry, ventilated indoor location, near the

equipment to be controlled.

a. The RS-232 standard for serial communication limits serial cables to 50

feet in length; Keep the ICM within 50 feet of the device it will control.

b. The ICM is not designed to be installed in an attic, crawl space, or an

outdoor location.

2. Connect the controlled device to the ICM using the RS-232 cable recommended

by the manufacturer. The ICM uses exactly the same cable you would use to

connect the device to a PC (DB-9 connector).

3. Connect the Ethernet port on the ICM to the network hub or switch using a

standard CAT5 cable.

4. Plug the included 12 Volt 300mA power supply into a suitable power outlet.

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Connecting to the ICM Setup Pages

Once the network hardware is in place, you can initiate communication with the ICM

hardware. Make sure the computer has received an address and is able to communicate

with the devices on the network. This can be verified by pinging the router, or the DHCP

server.

To ping the router from a Windows PC, open a command prompt and enter the

command: ping followed by the IP address of the router. Enter the command “ping /?”

to see a list of options for the ping command.

You can obtain the router IP address on a Windows PC by entering the command:

ipconfig at the command prompt. Enter “ipconfig /?” to see usage information for the

ipconfig command.

Open the web browser on the computer, and in the Address bar enter:

honeywell/setup

This will bring up the ICM setup start page. Configure the ICM according to the

instructions in the next section.

Configuring the ICM

ICM configuration is divided into 2 procedures:

•Select Devices

•Configure Devices

These procedures are accessed through the ICM setup pages. The Navigation bar on the

left of the page allows direct access to any step in the process. Keep in mind that

changing the device setup will affect other settings and may require you to make changes

to programming or groups.

The wizard steps through all the procedures in order. Start the wizard by pressing the

Start Wizard button on the setup start page.

Caution: Select Devices before you perform any other setup task. When you select a

new device, it will be necessary to define inputs again, and setup groups again.

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Select Devices

The Device Setup page allows you to configure what specific equipment is controlled

by each ICM in the network. Select the device controlled by each ICM before

configuring anything else in the system. The device selection process is performed

using the following steps:

1. Click on Devices to bring up the Device Setup page. This page contains a list of

all the devices in the system. The checkbox on the left side of the page will

contain a green checkmark for each device that has already been set up. Click on

the name of the first device in the list that has not been configured.

Figure 2 - Device setup

2. Figure 8 shows a list of ports on the ICM. For each port in the list, perform the

following three steps:

a. In the column headed “Device File” select the device file from the drop-

down list that matches the make and model of the device attached to that

port. Built-in devices will auto-detect the connected device if it is

powered on and connected. If the device has already been detected, the

information in the list will already reflect the correct device.

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Figure 3 - Device setup - port assignment

b. In the column headed “Device Name”, enter the name you will use to

identify the device. If you leave the name blank, the default name defined

in the device file will be used. It is best to use a descriptive name that

includes the room or group if you plan to have more than one device of the

same type. The room name will simplify the group setup.

c. Click the Next button to submit the changes and return to the device

selection page. This will reset any prior configuration information for this

ICM, and may require the device to be configured again.

When all the devices in the list have been assigned, click the Next button to proceed

to device configuration.

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