Johnson Controls METASYS Manuel utilisateur

Network Terminal User’s Manual

Network Terminal User’s Manual 1

Introduction 3

zOverview of the Network Terminal 3

zCapabilities 4

zFeatures 4

zAbout This Manual 7

Getting Started 9

zCommunicating with Metasys 9

zEstablishing a Connection 9

zTalking to Metasys 14

zIntroducing Yourself to Metasys 22

zListening to Metasys 23

Requesting Information 26

zAlarm and Override Summaries 26

zStatus Summaries 27

zLimit Summaries 28

zHistory Information Summaries 29

zHold Summaries 30

zUsing the HELP Command 31

Override Control 32

zDisabling/ Enabling Objects 32

zOverriding Objects 32

zOverriding Lighting Control Groups 35

Commanding Objects 36

zCommanding Binary and CS Objects 36

zCommanding Access Controller and Card Reader Objects 38

Changing Alarm and Warning Limits 40

zChanging Alarm Limits 40

zChanging Warning Limits 41

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Adjusting Objects 42

zAdjusting AOS, AD, or CS Objects 42

Setting the Clock 44

zSetting the System Date and Time 44

zDaylight Saving Time 44

zHoliday, Alternate, and Regular Periods 45

Changing Schedules 46

zScheduling ACM, AI, BO, BD, AOS, PIDL, or CS 47

zScheduling AD Objects 49

zScheduling a Lighting Control Group 50

Using the NT Emulator 52

zIntroduction 52

zLoading Emulation Software 52

zStarting the Emulator 52

zDisplay Screen 55

zEstablishing a Connection 57

Glossary 66

Metasys Overview 76

Index 78

2 Network Terminal User’s Manual

Introduction

This section introduces you to the Network Terminal, including its

capabilities and features.

The end of this section describes this manual’s structure and intended

audience.

The Network Terminal (NT) is a simple, lightweight, portable operator

interface to the Metasys®system. A standard telephone jack connects

the NT to any Network Control Module (NCM) on the Metasys system.

(For the NCM45x0-2 model, the NCM4500 NT Cable Kit is required.)

This direct connection allows for easy access to any system functions

available for your password level.

Overview of the

Network Terminal

You can also connect the NT to the NCM from remote locations (up to

one mile) on a separate NT trunk. (This capability is not available with

the NCM45x0-2 model.)

The NT provides some of the functions available from the standard

Operator Workstation in one neat, easy-to-use package. In fact, using the

NT is as simple as making a phone call! All you do is:

1. Establish the connection--plug the NT in to any NCM or Remote NT

Jack.

2. Introduce yourself--log on and enter your password.

3. Talk to the Metasys system--enter data and select options.

4. Listen to the Metasys system--follow screen instructions, view

summaries.

5. End your conversation--log off.

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With the NT, you can:

Capabilities

zrequest Alarm, Override, History, Limit, and Status Summaries

zoverride an object to bypass automatic start, stop, or reset operations

zmanually command binary objects, access objects, and multistate

objects within CS objects

zchange alarm and warning limits

zadjust a setpoint

zoverride or adjust a setpoint, binary, or multistate attribute within a

CS object

zchange the system clock, date, and daylight saving set date

zadd or modify weekly, holiday, and one-time schedules, and

schedule times for objects to be adjusted or commanded

The NT includes:

Features

za touch-sensitive, sealed membrane Touchpad. The screen cursor

moves as you drag your finger across the Touchpad

za liquid crystal, 256 x 128 dot matrix display, that shows up to

16 lines of 40 characters each

zan online Help function

To familiarize yourself with the NT, refer to the next page.

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Select an Available Option.

Then Press ENTER

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Help

Override Schedule Disable

Adjust

Log Off

Home

Refresh

Connect to any NCU/NCM

for Total Network Control*

Instruction

Area

Screen

Options

Fully Prompted

Menu Driven

Commands

with Online

Help Function

* NCM45x0-2 requires NCM4500 NT Cable Kit.

Figure 1: Basic NT Screen Format

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The Display Screen consists of an Instruction Area, a Summary Area,

Screen Options, and Commands.

Display Screen

The Instruction Area on the upper left corner of the display screen guides

you step-by-step through each procedure. As you select the Screen

Options, the message in this area tells you exactly what to do next.

The format of the display in the Summary Area varies according to the

options you select. For instance, some options display only system or

object IDs in the Summary Area, while others display expanded IDs and

status information. The Getting Started section describes the various

formats in greater detail.

The Screen Options, which appear on the right of the screen, give you

access to the screen display functions. For instance, when the first screen

(System IDs) displays, selecting the ALARM option will show a list of

all the systems that have objects in an alarm state.

A Screen Option only appears when it is valid. Each option occupies the

same location each time it appears. When it is not a valid option, that

same location may be occupied by another option.

The Commands at the bottom of the screen allow you to control Metasys

operations. See the Getting Started section of this document for a

complete list of Commands. A Command is only selectable when it

appears with a box around it.

The Touchpad is the area below the display screen. To select an option

or command, just press the area on the Touchpad that corresponds to the

Screen Option or Command location on the display screen.

Touchpad

The ENTER Area occupies the same area on the Touchpad as the

Instruction Area does on the Display Screen.

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This manual assumes that you are familiar with Metasys terms, hardware,

and data structure, as well as the particular system and object IDs used

for your facility. Refer to Appendix B for a brief summary of this

information.

About This

Manual

Getting Started explains how to use the NT to communicate with the

Metasys system, including: connecting the NT, using the Touchpad,

logging on, selecting options, and entering data.

Manual Structure

Requesting Information explains how to request Alarm, Override,

History, Limit, Hold, and Status Summaries.

Override Control explains how to override binary and analog objects and

how to enable or disable an object.

Commanding Objects explains how to command binary objects, access

objects, and multistate objects within CS objects.

Changing Alarm and Warning Limits explains how to set new alarm

limits, and new warning limits.

Adjusting Objects explains how to change the value of an Analog Data

object, and how to adjust an Analog Output setpoint.

Setting the Clock explains how to set the system time and date, adjust

daylights savings times, and specify Holiday, Alternate, and Regular

periods.

Changing Schedules explains how to add or modify weekly, holiday, and

one-time schedules, and how to schedule times to adjust or command an

object, or change a setpoint.

Using the Network Terminal Emulator explains the Network Terminal

Emulator Software, and how to perform Network Terminal functions

using it.

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Appendix A--Glossary is a list of Metasys system terms and definitions.

Appendix B--Metasys Overview is a graphical representation of the

Metasys hardware structure.

You can find more information on the NT, the Remote NT, and the

Metasys system in the following:

For More

Information

Network Terminal Technical Bulletin (LIT-636012)

Operator Workstation User’s Manual (LIT-120165)

GPL Programmer’s Manual (LIT-631010)

JC-BASIC Programmer’s Manual (LIT-632010)

For an interactive learning experience using the NT, refer to the

Computer Based Training package for the NT called Using the Network

Terminal.

Another Resource

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Getting Started

This section explains how to use the NT to communicate with the

Metasys system.

Communication includes:

Communicating

with the Metasys

System zestablishing a connection--plugging the NT to any NCM or Remote

NT Jack

ztalking to the Metasys system--entering data and selecting options

introducing yourself to the Metasys system--logging on and entering

your password

zlistening to the Metasys system--understanding screen displays and

summaries

To establish a connection with the Metasys system, just plug the NT

connector directly into the modular phone jack of any NCM (see Figure 2

and Figure 3). For an NCM45x0-2 model, use the NCM4500 NT Cable

Kit (MS-NC45NTK-0 or MS-NC45NTE-0) to provide the data and

power connection (see Figure 4).

Establishing a

Connection

The NT cable extends up to 4 1/2 feet away from the NCM. While

you’re using the NT, you can either hold it in your hand or leave it

hooked to the mounting bracket on the NCU. Mounting brackets are

available on 2-slot and 5-slot NCUs.

You can also communicate with the NCM by plugging the NT into a

Remote Network Terminal Jack (not supported with NCM45x0-2). The

NT can function remotely up to one mile (1.6 km) away from the NCM

over a separate NT trunk. For more information on the Remote NT, refer

to the Network Terminal Technical Bulletin (LIT-636012).

Network Terminal User’s Manual 9

NCM

5-slot NCU

Figure 2: NT Connection for NCM in Baseframe Enclosure

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