Click the Reset button. From the Setup menu, open Site Configuration and click the Devices tab. When the Assign Neuron ID dialog box opens, all command buttons are unavailable while the PC workstation performs discovery of Comm5 devices.
When there is Comm5 activity, a progress bar dis- plays in the Comm5 Status group in the upper right-hand corner of the dialog box. As a result of clearing RAM, discovery is automatically initiated. A phase 2 discovery only occurs after a clear RAM. When all activity ends, the command buttons are available again, and devices that have been discovered appear in the Neuron IDs Unas- signed to UCMs Objects window see Figure 98 on page If devices do not show up on the list, you can click Discover Neuron IDs to initiate a discovery.
To view the Discovery Details window to see if errors exist, click the Discovery Details button Figure 99 on page For example, Figure 98 on page shows SCC as the object name. If power is lost to the BCU. Note: When you add a device to an existing link, you will not be able to preserve bindings between any of the new devices that are added. You will, however, be able to preserve existing bindings.
If additional bindings are required, create them using the Rover service tool or Rover in Tracer Summit software, after the device has been added. Then remove the Rover service tool from the link and follow this procedure.
Start your installation at the new UCM. Configure and verify opera- tion of the new device in stand-alone mode, without the communica- tion link connected, using the Rover service tool. If this device was previously installed, push the service pin for 15 sec- onds until the red service LED flashes. Move ter- mination resistors, if necessary. If you created the UCMs during the ini- tial installation, you can skip this step.
When there is Comm5 activ-. Figure Repeat the process if there are more UCM objects to assign. Start your installation at the new Comm5 device. Configure and ver- ify operation of the new device in stand-alone mode, without the com- munication link connected, using the Rover service tool.
When you have completed the installation of the new units on the link, push the service pin on all of the units. This broadcasts the Neu- ron ID of the new devices on the link. The BCU will discover only the new devices on the link. If you created the UCMs during the initial installation, you can skip this step. After the BCU checks for Comm5 activity, it conducts a phase 1 dis- covery.
In phase 1, the BCU discovers devices on the link and builds a device list. You will not see a phase 2 discovery because you are not preserving any bindings. But boards are also commonly replaced as a troubleshooting tech- nique, to determine if the problem is with the controller.
Begin the process at the Tracer Summit PC workstation. To replace a Comm5 UCM: 1. Click the Unassign button. The UCM appears in the unassigned list see Figure Tracer Summit returns to the Devices tab. Save and close Site Configuration. Also, remove any other wiring. Replace board, rewire inputs and outputs, and connect power. Do not connect your communication wires yet.
Connect with Rover and configure the UCM. Remove Rover from the UCM. Hold the service pin down for at least 15 seconds. Reconnect the communication link to the UCM.
Return to the PC workstation to complete the replacement. Discovery of Neuron IDs is ini- tiated. You must create and save the Comm5 database to the non-volatile mem- ory in your Version 16 BCU before you can add new devices to the existing link.
Perform the upgrade first to keep Neuron ID assignments. If the software image has been upgraded, you will be prompted to redis- cover the Comm5 network Neuron IDs and bindings when you log on the PC Workstation see Figure The location label column is blank because the BCU has not discovered the actual devices on the link yet and cannot associate the correct location label with the Neuron ID and UCM object name. Note that no location labels are assigned. Click the Discover Bindings button, even if you have no bindings on the site.
Step 7 Note that location labels are now assigned. The Discovery Details window will automatically appear after discov- ery is complete see Figure To view the window again after clos- ing it, click the Discovery Details button. If errors exist, detailed information about them will appear in the Discovery Details window. If you want to con- tinue with the upgrade, you will have to reassign all Neuron IDs and recreate custom bindings.
If you want help resolving this error, do not click either button. Contact technical support and provide them with the error message. Tracer Summit communicates with Tracer or Tracker panels and allows you to create sites with these legacy products.
Note: Tracer Summit will connect to Tracer sites Version If you have Tracer or Tracker sites that predate these versions, upgrade them with current software. Then you can communi- cate with them using Tracer Summit Version 13 or higher.
You can communicate with Tracer panels, whether they are config- ured as unit-to-unit or not. Creating Tracer or Tracker Sites Use the following procedure to create a Tracer or Tracker site and to define how the Tracer Summit workstation connects to the remote unit.
To create Tracer or Tracker sites: 1. The Select Site dia- log box appears see Figure on page Note: If the database is empty, the Restore button appears as an option in the Select Action group.
Type a name for the site in the Site Name field. The Site Connection Wizard screen appears see Figure on page Click the Modem or Hardwired button for the connection type. The Tracer Summit workstation must use a serial connection to com- municate with a Tracer or Tracker site. You can make a serial connection in two ways: hardwired or modem. To communicate with Tracer and Tracker panels, you must define a workstation modem object. If this object is not defined in the work- station database, you must create one before you can connect to a Tracer or Tracker site.
The Tracer or Tracker Configuration editor appears see Figure on page Copying a Tracer or Tracker Site If you have a large number of sites that are similar or identical to each other, Copy Site can eliminate much of the repetitive work involved in configuring sites with more similarities than differences. Copy Site repro- duces objects from an original Tracer or Tracker site and transfers them to a new site of the same type.
Copying Tracer or Tracker Sites 1. The Copy Site dialog box appears see Figure The Copy Graphics and Copy Reports check boxes are unavailable because these items do not apply to Tracer or Tracker sites.
Tracer sites can have up to eight panels to rename. Type new names for the panel s of the new site in the New Panel Name field. Note: New panel names must be unique. They cannot duplicate oth- ers in the original site or be panel names that are in other Tracer and Tracker sites. Tracer Summit copies the database from the original site to the new site. The navigation tree displays the new site node, as well as any macros associated with the original site.
Selecting a Site to Configure 1. The Select Site dia- log box appears see Figure Select the desired site you wish to edit. Click OK to display the site configuration editor for the selected site see Figure on page If your workstation will connect with the Tracer or Tracker panel using a modem, you must define telephone numbers for the site, as well as configure a remote unit.
If your workstation will connect with the panel using a hardwired connection, you only define the Tracer or Tracker panel as a remote unit. Entering Phone Numbers Use the following procedure to enter the phone number that your work- station will call to connect to the Tracer or Tracker panel. You can also configure a phone number for Tracer sites that call out to a work- station to send alarms, for example.
To enter phone numbers: 1. When creating a new Tracer or Tracker site, the Setup screen is automatically displayed after completing the Site Connection Wizard see Figure and Figure on page In the Master to Remote Phone Number field, type the telephone number of the site. Tracer sites only: If the Tracer panel will dial out to the Tracer Summit workstation, type the Remote to Master Phone Num- ber using no more than 24 characters. The actual number dialed can consist of the numbers 0 through 9, the symbol, the letters w, p, and t, a single quote for a two-second pause , spaces, and hyphens.
Subse- quent scans download the number to the panel. Creating a Remote Unit for Tracer Sites Use the following procedure to configure a single Tracer panel that does not have unit-to-unit communication capabilities. A Tracer panel that is not a unit-to-unit Tracer can have only one remote unit defined for it. To create a Tracer remote unit: 1. Click the Create Remote Unit button. The Create New Device dialog box appears see Figure on page Type the name of the Tracer panel.
Type the unit password, if any, that is required to access the Tracer panel. The password you type must be the same as the one in the security menu of the Tracer panel. The Devices screen appears with the new device displayed in the Remote Units list. Instead, you identify Tracker panels on the Setup tab.
To identify a Tracker panel: 1. In the Remote Unit Name field, type the name for the Tracker panel. Click Save to store the Tracker site definition in the database. Creating Tracer Sites with Multiple Panels To create a site with multiple panels, each panel must have a unit-to-unit communications logic board or card installed. You cannot add a Tracer panel to an existing site unless the site already has the Tracer COP unit defined for it.
Therefore, if you do not define additional remote panels when you should, Tracer Summit will not allow you to connect to them in termi- nal emulation, nor will Tracer Summit scan for them. A COP is the lead panel in a unit-to-unit site configuration. Communications between panels that are controlled by the COP occur at baud.
To add a Tracer COP panel: 1. From the Tracer Site Configuration editor, click the Devices tab. In the Remote Unit Name field, type the name of the Tracer panel. Click the Unit-to-Unit Tracer check box.
The Unit Number field dis- plays 1, which is the default number. The password you type must be the same as the one given in the secu- rity menu of the panel.
The Devices screen appears. Other- wise, click Save. Note: When you click Save, the remote device is permanently saved in the database. This means that you cannot re-edit the unit num- ber of the remote unit. In the Unit Number field, if the default value in the Unit Number field is not the address of the remote you are adding, select the correct value.
This is the unit number as it is set in the DIP switch block on the logic board. For each Tracer panel that you add, the unit number incre- ments by one. Since there can only be one Tracer COP per site, any additional panels that you add must have unit numbers other than 1. In the Remote Unit Password for System access field, type the pass- word that is used to access the Tracer panel.
The password you type must be the same as the one in the security menu of the panel. The Devices screen appears with the unit displayed in the Remote Units group see Figure The new remotes are saved to the database. Note: When you click Save, the remote devices are permanently saved in the database. This means that you cannot re-edit the unit numbers of the remote units. Modifying Tracer or Tracker Sites Use the following procedures to edit phone numbers in the remote, rename the remote, configure a remote with or without unit-to-unit com- munications, edit the remote password, or delete a remote.
Changing the Master to Remote Phone Number 1. Change the number in the Phone Number field as required. Once you rename the panel, connect to it to have Tracer Summit change the name at the panel.
To rename a remote unit: 1. Select the panel that you want to rename. Click the Edit Remote Unit button. The Edit Device dialog box appears see Figure Rename the panel using up to 8 characters. Click OK to save the change to the database. Connect to the site. Once you connect, Tracer Summit displays a dialog box informing you that the connected panel does not have the same name as the one in the workstation database.
The dialog box also asks whether you want to rename the panel. In the dialog box, click OK to rename the panel. Making a Tracer Panel Unit-to-Unit In the Tracer Summit software, you make a Tracer panel unit-to-unit when the panel has a logic board installed with unit-to-unit communica- tion capability. In most cases, this situation will only occur when you have changed the logic board or installed a unit-to-unit communication card.
To make a Tracer panel unit-to-unit: 1. The remote unit already assigned to the site displays in the Remote Units group. Select the panel and click the Edit Remote Unit button. The Edit Remote Unit dialog box appears. The Devices screen appears, with modified device displayed in the Remote Units list. Click Save to store the site in the database. Removing Unit-to-Unit Capability Use the following procedure when the panel at the site does not have unit-to-unit capability.
This occurs when you have a panel that does not have a logic board with unit-to-unit communication capability. To remove unit to-unit capability: 1. The sole remote unit already assigned to the site displays in the Remote Units group. Click the Unit-to-Unit Tracer check box to remove the check mark. Once the remote unit is deleted, you can then add the remote unit again, giving the panel the unit number that is set on the logic board DIP switch block.
To edit the unit number of a remote unit: 1. In the Unit Number field, select the new unit number of the remote. Editing the Password of a Remote Unit Use the following procedure if you have changed the password of a remote unit at the panel and to change the password in Tracer Summit, or if you entered the password incorrectly when you created the site. To edit the password: 1. Click Save to store the edited password to the database. Deleting a Tracer Remote Unit You can only delete a remote unit from within the Tracer Site Config- uration editor if you have not saved the remote unit in the database.
Note: A site must have at least one remote defined for it. If you start with only one remote, you cannot delete the remote without also deleting the site. The Tracer Summit system provides sophisticated security to protect against unauthorized access. The operator enters a user name and pass- word to log on to the system. Your security supervisor assigns passwords and access levels for each operator. The security supervisor also controls which operators have access to functions, applications, and objects within the Tracer Summit system.
Setting Up a Security Supervisor Tracer Summit includes a pre-defined user User Name: tracer; password: summit that allows you to log on the system before you define a security supervisor. Be sure to select Security Supervisor in the User Info screen options to allow the security supervisor access to the Security editor. After you define security access for the security supervisor, delete the tracer user name to prevent unauthorized access.
Note: The Tracer Summit system allows you to delete the tracer user name only after a security supervisor has been created on the system and that supervisor has logged on.
The steps to set up an operator are: 1. Enter user information. Assign functions the operator may perform. Assign objects to which the operator has access. Tracer Summit has four operator levels with predefined security access see Table 4. Level 4 System supervisor Complete access to everything. When setting up a new user, you can choose from the predefined profiles, or you can create a custom profile. You can also copy the profile from a previously defined user. Note: Based on the profile you select when you create a user, access may be pre-selected for some objects.
If you are creating a cus- tom profile, no access is pre-selected. Entering User Information 1. From the Setup menu, select Security. The Select Security dialog box displays see Figure Proceed to step 9.
Proceed to step 5. Click the user name you wish to copy. Click OK to display the User Setup dialog box. Entries in the Middle field 0—4 charac- ters and Job Title field 0—30 characters are optional. Enter a password in the Password field. Use up to eight characters. For this to work, you need to enter the same user name and password for all sites that the user needs access to.
Note: We recommend you select Auto-Log Off. If a user leaves a PC Workstation unattended, Tracer Summit logs the user off auto- matically after the number of minutes specified in the Minutes field. If you select Auto-Log Off, in the Minutes field type in the number of minutes of non-activity before the system logs off the user.
Click the checkbox in the Access column to grant or deny access for each function. Note: The highest user priority level you select will determine the highest user level default override setting available. Assigning Access to Applications 1. Click the Applications tab from the Security editor to display the Applications screen see Figure Assigning Access to Objects 1.
Click the Objects tab from the Security editor to display the Objects screen see Figure Click the check box in the Access column to grant or deny access for each object. Assigning Access to Security Classes 1. Click the Classes tab from the Security editor to display the Classes screen see Figure Modifying a User Setup 1. The Select Security dialog box displays. Click the name of the user you wish to modify. Click OK to display the Security editor.
Use the Security editor screens to select user options and to modify access to functions, applications, objects, and classes. The default settings for Nobody Logged On deny the operator access to all functions, applications, and objects. There may be instances where you want opera- tors to have limited access to general information, such as a main floor plan or a graphic display screen, without logging on to a site.
You can do so by modifying the Nobody Logged On user profile. Note: Do not remove or change the name of the Nobody Logged On user. The system requires this user name to operate properly. To modify the nobody logged on user profile: 1. Click Nobody Logged On. Setting Up Group Security Use the following procedure to create a new group user. Group-level secu- rity is only available on Tracer Summit Version 13 or higher workstations with the Enterprise Management package installed.
Group security appears in the Setup menu when you log on to the work- station with level 2 security access. When you perform a new installation in Version 13 or higher, or during an upgrade from previous versions, the only active username with level 2 access is username: Tracer, password: Summit.
This is the Tracer Summit user. Note: If you removed the Tracer Summit user from site security, you have to temporarily re-create this user to log on to a site and access group security.
After you create a new level 2 security user, you can then delete the Tracer Summit user. To create a new group user: 1. Set up groups using the Group Configuration editor. From the Setup Menu, select Group Security. The Select Group Secu- rity dialog box appears see Figure The Group User Setup dialog box appears see Figure on page Type the name of the new user.
Select the security level for the user. The Group Security editor displays see Figure on page Edit the User Name and Security Level of the user if needed.
Type the password for the user in the Password field. Note: As a default, the Tracer Summit software masks the password from onlookers and all characters in the field display as aster- isks. Click the Show Password check box to display the pass- word without asterisks. Click the options that apply to the new user. Otherwise, the software accepts all passwords that you type as though they were lower case. Click the Auto — Logoff check box to activate the Minutes field. Type in the number of minutes of system inactivity after which the Tracer Summit software will automatically logoff the user.
In the Available Group s list, select the groups that the user can access. Click Add to add the group s to the Assigned Group s list. Click Save to store the new user to the database. Setting Up Security for the Operator Display Use the following procedure to set up operator display passwords. Entering data in this group is optional. Use it only to enable security at the operator display. To set up security for the operator display: 1. Log on to the site that has a BCU operator display.
From the Setup menu, select Site Security. In the Tracer Summit Security group, set up the security profile of the user. For more information on setting up user security. In the Password field, type a password. The password must be numeric only digits. The password can be the same as or different from the Tracer Summit password. To display the password, click the Show Password checkbox.
The password displays in the form you entered it, showing numbers rather than asterisks. Select the Allow Edit Access options that apply. If the field is not selected, you can view alarms at the operator display but cannot acknowledge or delete them. If the field is not selected, you can view schedules at the operator display but cannot modify them. If the field is not selected, you can view setpoints at the operator display but cannot modify them.
If the field is not selected, you can view properties that can be overridden manual controls but you cannot modify them. If the field is not selected, you can view the Operator Display settings but cannot modify them. If the field is not selected, you can view the timed override status of an area but cannot modify it.
Note: Some of the setup activities are always available. Deleting a User You cannot delete a user from the Security editor. To delete a user, use the Delete Object utility in the Tools menu.. Note: Deleting a user from group security does not delete the user from site security.
This applies to site and group security. These items use page printing, which prints a page at a time to a printer. For page print- ing, you can use any standard printer such as a laser or inkjet printer. You set up and use the printer just as you do from any Windows program.
Event and alarm printing is handled differently. Tracer Summit prints alarms and events to a selected events printer one line at a time as they occur.
A tractor-feed or line-feed printer works best as the events printer so that you can view the events as they are generated and printed. If you select a page printer, you do not see the events until a complete page is printed.
However, the printer can also be con- nected through a network. To print the entire event log, you can use any printer. The events printer is only for printing alarms and events one at a time as they occur. Whether you are setting up the events printer or any other printers, you need to first add the printer in the Windows operating system.
Adding a Printer in Windows Before you can select a printer in Tracer Summit, you need to add the printer to the Windows operating system using the Add Printer applica- tion. To access the Add Printer application: 1. From the Windows desktop, double click on the My Computer icon, then double click on the Printers icon. At the Printers window, double click on Add Printer.
The Add Printer Wizard displays and will guide you through the installation of a printer. Setting Up and Selecting the Events Printer After you have added a printer to the Windows operating system, you can select that printer as your events printer. To set up the events printer, you access the System Options editor from the Tools menu, select Options.
Selecting Other Printers For printing graphics, reports, CPL programs, and the entire event log, you can use a printer you added to the Windows operating system. At the Print Setup dialog box, select the printer. Once a BCU modem is configured, you can then modify the modem through the modem editor.
Accessing the Workstation Modem Editor 1. From the Setup menu, select Communications, then select Worksta- tion Modem. The Select Workstation Modem dialog box displays see Figure Select a modem and click OK. The Workstation Modem editor dis- plays see Figure on page Adding a Workstation Modem in Windows Before you can create a modem object in Tracer Summit, you need to add a modem to the Windows operating system.
To access the Modems application program: 1. From the Windows desktop, double click the My Computer icon, then double click the Control Panel icon. The Control Panel displays see Figure Double click the Modems icon. For further instructions on adding a modem, refer to the Windows operating system manual. Modems Icon. The modem editor will only allow you to create workstation modems for the type of Tracer Summit package that you have on your workstation.
To create a Tracer Summit local workstation modem, you perform these tasks: 1. Configure and set up a workstation modem using the Modem editor. To create a workstation modem object: 1. The New Modem Name dialog box displays see Figure Enter a name in the Modem Name field. Use a maximum of 32 char- acters. You must enter a name before you can save the new worksta- tion modem object.
You can modify the name from the Setup screen of the Modem editor. The Workstation Modem editor displays see Figure on page Configuring a Workstation Modem for BCU Sites The following screen gives you a way to view and append the maximum speed of the comm port for the workstation modem, as well as the stan- dard configuration strings that the Windows operating system provides for the modem.
So, depending on what type of BCU you are calling, as well as the quality of the phone line, you might be able to use the higher baud rate. To configure a workstation modem for BCU sites: 1. Note: The Configuration Strings fields display default modem com- mand strings.
However, you can edit the fields to accommodate specific modem requirements. For information about changing default settings, refer to the Tracer Summit online Help. To configure a workstation modem: 1. To connect to Tracer or Tracker sites, it is very important to include commands to dis- able error correction and data compression in the initialization string fields. From the Workstation Modem editor, click the Setup tab to display the Setup screen see Figure on page Simplifying your search should return more download results.
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