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IQ3 Web User Guide Issue 3

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Table of Contents

Table of ConTenTs

1 AboutthisMAnuAl..................................................................................................................................51.1 ConventionsUsedinthisManual........................................................................................................................51.2 ContactingTrend.................................................................................................................................................6

2 AboutiQ3.......................................................................................................................................................7

3 iQ3PAges........................................................................................................................................................93.1 WelcomePage.....................................................................................................................................................93.2 AlarmsPage.......................................................................................................................................................103.3 ModulesPage....................................................................................................................................................113.4 ModuleDetailPages..........................................................................................................................................133.5 GraphicalDisplayPages....................................................................................................................................143.6 GraphPages.......................................................................................................................................................15

4 usingiQ3FroMAWebbroWser......................................................................................................174.1 BasicUse...........................................................................................................................................................17

4.1.1 ConnecttotheIQ3Controller.....................................................................................................184.1.2 Login...........................................................................................................................................184.1.3 LogOut.......................................................................................................................................194.1.4 RefreshtheDisplay.....................................................................................................................19

4.2 AddaUser.........................................................................................................................................................194.3 ViewOccupationTimes.....................................................................................................................................21

4.3.1 ViewNormalOccupationTimes.................................................................................................214.3.2 ViewExceptions.........................................................................................................................224.3.3 AdjustOccupationTimes............................................................................................................234.3.4 ChangeNormalOccupationTimes.............................................................................................234.3.5 SetupExceptions........................................................................................................................24

4.4 AdjustValues.....................................................................................................................................................284.4.1 AdjustaKnob’sValue................................................................................................................284.4.2 AdjustaSwitch’sStatus..............................................................................................................294.4.3 AdjustModuleParameters..........................................................................................................30

4.5 DisplayaGraph.................................................................................................................................................314.5.1 DisplaytheGraphData...............................................................................................................324.5.2 ZoominandOutofaGraph.......................................................................................................324.5.3 FormattingGraphs......................................................................................................................32

4.6 Display10ModulesFromaSpecifiedModule.................................................................................................334.7 DisplayOtherModules......................................................................................................................................334.8 ViewGraphicalDisplayPages..........................................................................................................................344.9 ViewtheAlarmLog..........................................................................................................................................354.10 ViewModuleListPages....................................................................................................................................364.11 ViewModuleDetailPages................................................................................................................................374.12 GototheAssociatedModule..............................................................................................................................37

index..........................................................................................................................................................................39

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about This Manual

1 aboUT ThIs ManUal

ThismanualappliestoIQ3controllerswithversion2.10firmware.ItprovidesadescriptionofhowtouseanIQ3controllerwhenaccessingitusingawebbrowser.ItisintendedforareaderwithknowledgeoftheIQ3modules.Itisassumedthatthecontrollerhasalreadybeensetupandconfigured,andtheuserisfamiliarwithbasiccomputeruse,andhasknowledgeofIQconfigurationmodulesandofBMS.Itisdividedintoseveralsections.

AboutiQ3ThissectiondescribesIQ3controller.

iQ3PagesThissectiondescribesthedifferentdisplaysavailablewhenanIQ3controllerisaccessedfromawebbrowser.

usingiQ3FromaWebbrowserThis section describes how to use an IQ3 controller from aweb browser once it has been installed andconfigured.

Otherrelevantdocumentationis:

IQ3DataSheet(TA200505)ProductDataSheets

ToensureyouhavethelatestissueofthesedocumentscheckourWEBsite(www.trendcontrols.com).

1.1 Conventions Used in this Manual

Therearenumerousitemsandinstructionsinthismanual,theconventionsbelowaredesignedtomakeitquickandeasytofindandunderstandtheinformation.

▪ Optionsthatyouneedtoselectareinboldtype.▪ Thenamesoftextboxesandscreensareinboldtype.▪ TextyoushouldenterisinItalictype.

about This Manual

1.2 Contacting Trend

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technicalsupportOur support department provides technical support during normal office hours. Before contacting our supportdepartmentensurethatyouhaveyourTechnicalSupportPINnumberavailable,withoutthiswewillbeunabletoprovideyouwithanysupport.

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about IQ3

2 aboUT IQ3

The IQ3 controllers are Building Management System controllers that use Ethernet and TCP/IP networkingtechnologies.Eachcontrollerincorporatesawebserverwhichcandeliveruser-specificwebpagestoaPCormobiledevicewithawebbrowser.Ifasystemissetupwiththecorrectconnections,auserwiththeappropriatesecuritycodescanmonitororadjustthecontrollerfromanyinternetaccesspointintheworld.

ThismanualdescribeshowtoaccessanIQ3controllerfromawebbrowser,andthepagesthatitdisplays.

about IQ3

IQ3 Pages

3 IQ3 PaGes

This section describes how IQ3 controllers appearwhen accessed using aweb browser. There are a number ofdifferentpages:

WelcomePageAlarmsPageModulesPageModuledetailPagesgraphicaldisplayPagesgraphPages

3.1 Welcome Page

Whenaccessingan IQ3controller fromawebbrowser theWelcomePage shownbelow isdisplayed.Thispageallowsyoutologin,andprovidesaccesstoalarms,timezoneslistofmodules,andGraphIQspages.

TheWelcomePagehasamenubaralongthetopwhichprovidesaccesstootherpages,andenablesthedataontheexistingpagetoberefreshed.Thetablebelowdescribesthefunctionofeachbutton.

Button DescriptionRefreshesthedatainthealarmlist.

login/logout

Thisbuttonchangesbetweenlogin,andlogoutdependingonwhetheryouhaveenteredavalidusernameandpassword.login enables theusernameandpassword tobeentered,andlogoutenablesyoutologoutwhenyoufinish

Alarms DisplaystheAlarmspagewhichlistsmodulesinthecontroller’salarmlog.timeZones DisplaysthetimeZoneoverviewpagewhichcontainsalistofthetimezonemodules.Modules DisplaystheModulespagewhichprovidesaccesstothemodulepages.graphiQs Displaysthetoplevelgraphicaldisplaypageconfiguredforthecontrollerifoneexists.

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3.2 alarms Page

TheAlarmspage,shownbelow,isaccessedbyclickingAlarmsonthemenubar.Itenablesyoutoviewthealarmlog.

TheAlarmspageisdividedintotwoareas:

MenuBarAlarmList

Menu BarThemenubarprovidesaccesstootherpages,andenablesthedataontheexistingpagetoberefreshed.Thetablebelowdescribesthefunctionofeachbutton.

login/logout

Alarm ListThealarmlistdisplaysthealarmsinthecontroller’salarmlog,thefollowinginformationispagedisplaysalistofthebasicalarmattributesfromthealarmlog.Thefollowinginformationisdisplayedforeachalarm.

Modulereference(e.g.S1forsensor1)LabelAlarmtype(e.g.high)Valueatthetimeofalarm

DateandtimethealarmoccurredTransitionstate(occurredorcleared)Alarmstate(e.g.sent),orEventforv2.10andlaterfortheLogBufferevents.

ClickingthemodulereferenceintheModulerefcolumnwilltakeyoustraighttomoduledetailspageforthemoduletowhichthealarmapplies.

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3.3 Modules Page

TheModulespage,shownbelow,isaccessedbyclickingModules.

Moduleoverviewpagesaredividedintothreeareas:

MenuBarModuleTypeListModuleList

Button DescriptionRefreshesthedatainthemodulelist.

login/logout

Alarms DisplaystheAlarmspagewhichlistsmodulesinthecontroller’salarmlog.timeZones DisplaysthetimeZoneoverviewpagewhichcontainsalistofthetimezonemodules.Modules DisplaystheModulespagewhichprovidesaccesstothemodulepages.graphiQs Displaysthetopleveltoplevelgraphicaldisplayconfiguredforthecontrollerifoneexists.

Module Type ListThemodule type list lists all themodule typesavailable in thecontroller.Theactual typesofmoduleavailabledependsonthepasswordleveloftheusercurrentlyloggedin.Clickingonthemoduletypedisplaysalistofthemodulesofthattypeinthecontrollersstrategy.

Module ListThemodulelistcontainsalistofthemodulesoftheselectedtypeinthecontrollersstrategy.Clickingamoduletypewillproducealistofmoduleswhichenablesamoduletobeselectedtoviewitsparameters,and,ifauthorised,tochangethem.

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3.3 Modules Page (continued)

Thelistcontainsalltheinstances(10onapage)ofthatmoduletypeinthestrategy.Theinformationdisplayedvariesslightlydependingonthemoduletype.Anexampleofthetypeofinformationdisplayedisdescribedbelow.

Item(e.g.moduleD1)LabelValueStatusAlarmcondition(e.g.Readback)

Clickingthemodulereferenceintheitemcolumnwilltakeyoustraighttomoduledetailspageforthatmodule.Inthecaseofadjustmentmodules(i.e.knobsandswitches),thevalue/statuscanbechanged,andofsensorandplotmodulescanbegraphed.Modulesthathaveacurrentalarmconditionassociatedwiththemaredisplayedinred.

Clicking displaysagraph.

If timezoneshavebeenselected the listprovidesa listofall the timezones togetherwith the label, thecurrentoccupationstate(O=unoccupied,I=occupied),andlinkstothenormalweekandexceptions.

Selectingthenormalweekenablesthenormaloccupationtimesforeachdayoftheweektobesetup.Ifrequiredthetimescanbecopiedfromonetotheother.Additionaloccupationperiodscanbeaddedtoaday.

Buttonsatthebottomofthelistenablenavigationtoothermodulesofthesametype.

Button DescriptionFirst10modulesNext10modulesPrevious10modulesLast10modules

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3.4 Module Detail Pages

ModuledetailPagesaredisplayedfromthemodulespageorfromwhereamoduleisreferencedclickingitwilldisplaytheModuledetailPageforthatmoduleprovidingthereferenceisunderlined.

Moduleoverviewpagesaredividedintothreeareas:

MenuBar

ModuleParameterArea

Menu BarThemenubarcontainsthemodulelabelandthe whichrefreshesthedatainthemoduleparameterarea.

Module Parameter AreaThemoduleparameter areadisplays theparameters for the selectedmodule, and any strategy connections.Theparametersdisplayedvarydependingonthetypeofmoduleandyourpasswordlevel.Ifyouhaveahighenoughlevelofauthority,youcanmakechangestothemoduleparameters,althoughnostructuralchangescanbemadetothestrategy.Buttonsenablenavigationaroundthestrategyinthecontroller.

Button Descriptionatthetopofthepage Displaysthemoduledetailspageforthepreviousmoduleofthattypee.g.ifD2is

selectedD1isdisplayed.atthetopofthepage Displays themodule details page for the nextmodule of that type e.g. if D1 is

selectedD2isdisplayed.inConnectioncolumn Displaysthemoduledetailspageforconnectedmodule.Ifmorethanonemoduleis

connectedtherequiredmodulecanbeselectedfromthelist.Savesanydatathathasbeenchanged.

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3.5 Graphical Display Pages

ThegraphicaldisplayPages areaccessedbyclickinggraphiQs, theymayalsobedisplayedwhenyou logindependingonhowyouruserhasbeenconfigured.graphicaldisplayPagesprovideagraphicalwayofviewinginformationfromtheIQ3controller,andmakingchanges.

Thegraphicaldisplaypagesaredividedintothreeareas:

MenuBarDirectoryTreeDataArea

login/logout

Directory TreeThedirectorytreecontainsallthedirectorymodulesinthecontrollerinahierarchalstructure.Selectingadirectorymodulecausestheassociateddisplaymodulestobedisplayedinthedataarea.

Data AreaThedataareadisplaysthegraphicaldisplaypagesforthedirectorymodulethathasbeenselectedinthedirectorytree.containsallthedirectorymodulesinthecontrollerinahierarchalstructure.

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3.6 Graph Pages

ThegraphPagesareaccessedbyclicking the buttonwhen itappearsnext toamodule.ThegraphPagecontainsagraphofthevaluesintheplotmodule.Movingthemouseoverthegraphwilldisplaythevalueofthegraphatthatpoint.

Clickinglistdisplaysthevaluesusedtodrawthegraph.Thegraphcanbeviewedinmoredetailbyzoomingin.Ifthevalueisbeingloggedatmorethanoneintervalotherintervalscanbeselectedfromthelistatthetopofthepage.

IQ3 Pages

Thispageisintentionallyleftblank.

Using IQ3 from a Web browser

4 UsInG IQ3 froM a Web broWser

InformationfromIQ3controllerscaneasilybeaccessedusingawebbrowser,overanyTCP/IPnetwork(e.g.thecompanyintranets,ortheinternet).ThissectiondescribeshowtouseanIQ3controllerfromawebbrowser.

WebbrowsersrunningonaPCmaybeofanyconfigurationprovidingtheyarerunningTCP/IPnetworkingprotocol,haveanEthernetconnection,InternetExplorerv6.0orgreater,andaSUNJAVAruntimeenvironmentv1.4orgreaterinstalled.ClientsrunningonPDAsrequireWindowsCE4,andclientsrunningonsmartphonesrequireWindowsMobile2003SecondEditionanddonotsupportgraphsandrighttoleftlanguages.

Note that IQ3 has not been tested with all devices and Trend cannot guarantee a particular device’s compatibility.

ThereisasummaryofusinganIQ3controllerfromawebbrowserinthefollowingsection:

basicuse

Foramoredetaileddescriptionofthedifferenttasks,seetheappropriatesectionofthemanual.

4.1 basic Use

Information froman IQ3controller can easilybe accessedusing awebbrowser, over anyTCP/IPnetwork (e.g.thecompanyintranets,ortheInternet).AllthatisrequiredistheURLofthecontroller,andavalidusernameandpassword.Onceconnectiontothecontrollerhasbeenmade,itispossibletoviewandadjustoccupationtimes,viewthealarmhistory,andview/adjust/graphindividualmoduleparameters.

toaccessaniQ3controllerfromawebbrowser:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologintoensurethecontroller

presentsyouwithinformationthatisrelevanttoyouasdescribedinthe‘Login’sectionofthismanual.Thismaycausethecontrollertodisplayadifferentpage(yourhomepage).

3. Havingaccessedthecontrolleryoucannavigatearoundthepagestoviewtherequiredinformationandmakeadjustments.Clickingthedifferentpartsofthescreenwillenableyoutoperformdifferenttasks.Thedisplaywillmakeisclearwhatcanbedone.Themenubarprovidesaccesstootherpages,andenablesthedataontheexistingpagetoberefreshed.Thetablebelowdescribesthefunctionofeachbutton.

login/logout

Thisbuttonchangesbetweenlogin,andlogoutdependingonwhetheryouhaveenteredavalidusernameandpassword.loginenablestheusernameandpasswordtobeentered,andlogoutenablesyoutologoutwhenyoufinish

Buttonsonthedifferentpagesenableaccesstootherpages,andnavigationaroundthestrategy.

Button Descriptionatthetopofthepage Displaysthemoduledetailspageforthepreviousmoduleofthattypee.g.if

D2isselectedD1isdisplayed.atthetopofthepage Displaysthemoduledetailspageforthenextmoduleofthattypee.g.ifD1is

selectedD2isdisplayed.inConnectioncolumn Displays themodule details page for connectedmodule. If more than one

moduleisconnectedtherequiredmodulecanbeselectedfromthelist.Savesanydatathathasbeenchanged.Displaysagraphoftheassociatedvalue

Whenareferencetoamoduleisdisplayedwithanunderlineclickingitwilldisplaythemodule’sdetailpage.Thereareanumberofstandardiconsthatenablecertaintasktobeperformed:

4.1 basic Use (continued)

Thetablebelowliststhecommontasks:

AddauserAdjustoccupationtimesAdjustValuesdisplayagraphdisplay10ModulesFromaspecifiedModuledisplayotherModules

ViewgraphicaldisplayPagesViewoccupationtimesViewtheAlarmlogViewModulelistPagesViewModuledetailPagesgototheAssociatedModule

4.1.1 Connect to the IQ3 Controller

ItispossibletoconnecttoanIQ3controllerfromanywhere,providingaTCP/IPconnectioncanbemadetoit.

toconnecttotheiQ3controller:1. ConnecttotheIPnetwork,andensurethatyounetworksettingaresetuptoenableaTCP/IPconnectionto

theIQ3controller.2. RunInternetExplorer.3. EntertheURLoftheIQ3controller.ThiswillbetheIPaddressornameofcontroller(ifDNSisavailable).

TheIQ3controller’sWelcomePagewillbedisplayed.4. Clickloginandenteryourusernameandpasswordtoensurethecontrollerpresentsyouwithinformation

that is relevant to you.Formore information see the ‘Login’ sectionof thismanual.Thismay cause thecontrollertodisplayadifferentpage.

Ifyoudonotlogin,youwillbegiventhestatusofeither‘SystemGuest’,or‘Guest’andthepasswordlevelthatmaybeoneof:

Password Level Description 100 Assignedifnousersaresetupwhichgivestotalaccess.-1 Assignedifusersaresetup,andthereisnousercalledguestthatallowsthemoduledetailsand

parameterstobeviewedbutnotadjusted.Configurable Ifausernamedguesthasbeenconfigured,thepasswordlevelassociatedwiththatuserisused.

4.1.2 login

IfitisenabledtheIQ3controller’ssecuritywillpreventunauthorisedusersviewing,andchanginginformationthattheyarenotauthorisedtouse.Thismeansthatwhenyouaccessthecontrollerfromawebbrowseryoushouldloginsothatyouseealltheinformationthatyouneed.

Theusernameandpasswordshouldbeentered.Thismustcorrespondtothosesetupinoneofthecontroller’susermodules.Theusermodulewilldefinethepasswordlevel(i.e.whatcanbechanged),andthehomepageforthatuser.Ifthehomepageissetup,itwillbedisplayedoncetheuserisloggedin.

tologin:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Clicklogin.3. Intheusernameboxenteryourusername.4. InthePasswordboxenteryourpassword.

Caution:ifyoucheckthesavethispasswordinyourpasswordlistboxanybodyaccessingtheiQ3fromyourPCwillautomaticallybeloggedinasyou.

5. ClickoK.Youwillnowbeloggedin,andifonehasbeensetupyourhomepagewillbedisplayed.

Thehomepagecanbeoneofthedirectorypages,whichcanbegraphicaldisplaypages,orcouldalsobeanyotherHTMLpage(e.g.anystandardIQ3page,oracompanywebsite).Onceyouhaveloggedintheloginbuttonchangestologout.Youshouldlogoutandclosethebrowseraftercompletingasessioninordertopreservesecurity.

4.1.3 log out

OnceuseoftheIQ3controllerisfinished,itisadvisabletologouttopreventunauthorisedchangesbeingmade.

tologout:1. Clicklogout.2. Closethebrowser.

Note that if left unattended for a period of time the controller may automatically log the current user out if it has been configured in this way.

4.1.4 refresh the Display

Thedatadisplayedcanberefreshedtoensurethatitisup-to-date.

torefreshthedisplay:1. Click .

4.2 add a User

Ifrequireduserscanbeaddedtopreventunauthorisedchanges.

toaddauser:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.

Note that you must login as a use with a password level of at least 99.

2. ClickModules.3. Clickusers.4. ClickCreatenewuser.Thedisplayshownbelowisdisplayed.

5. Intheusernameboxentertherequiredusername.Thisisa30-characternameusedwhenlogginginfromawebbrowser.

4.2 add a User (continued)

6. InthePasswordboxenterthepasswordassociatedwiththeusername.Thismustbeenteredbytheuserwhenlogginginfromawebbrowser.

7. Inthere-typePasswordboxre-enterthepasswordassociatedwiththeusername.Thismustbeenteredbytheuserwhenlogginginfromawebbrowser.

8. ClickCreatenew.Thenewuserwillbeadded.9. Editthenewusermoduletosetupthenecessaryparametersasdescribedinthe‘AdjustModuleParameters’

sectionofthismanual.

4.3 View occupation Times

Informationaboutthenormalweeklyoccupationtimesanyexceptionstothoseoccupationtimescanbeviewed:

ViewnormaloccupationtimesViewexceptions

Selectingthenormalweekenablesthenormaloccupationtimesforeachdayoftheweektobesetup.Ifrequiredthetimescanbecopiedfromonetotheother.Additionaloccupationperiodscanbeaddedtoaday.Selectingtheexceptionsenablesexceptionstostandardworkingtobesetup.Clickingthemoduleinthe‘Zone’columnwilltakeyoustraighttomoduledetailspageforthezone.

4.3.1 View normal occupation Times

Thenormaloccupationtimesspecifytheoccupationtimesthatwillbeusedforeachdayunlessthereisanexception.

toviewthenormaloccupationtimes:1. ConnecttotheIQ3Controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. ClicktimeZones.Iftherequiredtimezoneisnotdisplayedusethe buttonstonavigateto

therequiredtimezone.3. ClicknormalWeek.Adisplaysimilartotheoneshownbelowappearsinadifferentwindow.

Thisdisplayindicatestheoccupationtimesforeachdayoftheweek.Toviewdetailsoftheoccupationtimesforaparticulardayclicktherequiredday.

4.3.2 View exceptions

Theexceptionsdefinethedate(s)towhichtheexceptionapplies,andoccupationtimesthatwillbeusedonethosedates.

toviewexceptions:1. ConnecttotheIQ3Controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. ClicktimeZones.Iftherequiredtimezoneisnotdisplayedusethe buttonstonavigateto

therequiredtimezone.3. Clickexceptions.Alistoftheexceptionsisdisplayed,shownbelow,thislistcontainsthedatestowhichthe

exceptionsapplytheirpriority,andwhethertheyoccuronce,oreveryyear.

Thisdisplayliststheexceptionsforthetimezone.Toviewtheoccupationtimesfortheexceptionclick nexttotherequiredexception.

Oncethetimesaredisplayedclickingthebuttonatthetopofthepagewillreturntothelistofexceptions.

4.3.3 adjust occupation Times

Theoccupationtimesofthecontrollercanbechangedbychangingthenormaloccupationtimes.Ifthechangetothenormaloccupationtimesistemporarythenexceptionscanbesetuptodefineoccupationtimesforaspecifiedperiod.

Changenormaloccupationtimessetupexceptions

4.3.4 Change normal occupation Times

Thenormaloccupationtimescanbechangedprovidingyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthorityforthattimezone.

tochangethenormaloccupationtimes:1. View thenormaloccupation timesasdescribed in the ‘Viewnormaloccupationtimes’ sectionof this

manual.2. Clickthedayforwhichtheoccupationtimesaretobechanged.Adisplaysimilartotheoneshownbelowwill

bedisplayed.

3. Intheboxinthetimecolumnenterthestartorstoptimeforaperiodtype.TochangethetimefromastarttimetoastoptimeorfromstoptimetoastarttimeintheboxintheValuecolumnclickonoroff.

ToaddanotherperiodclickCreatenewtimeZonePeriodModuleanotherperiodwillbeaddedtothelistenterthetime,andspecifywhetheritisastartorstoptime.Unwantedperiodscanberemovedbyclicking .

Note that two periods should be added, one to switch occupation on, and one it switch it off.

4. Click .5. Repeatforanyotherperiodthatrequireschanging.

Theoccupationtimesforanentiredaycanbecopiedtootherdaysasdescribedinthe‘CopyingOccupationTimes’sectionofthismanual.

4.3.4.1 Copying Occupation Times

Theoccupationtimesforonedaycanbecopiedtootherdaysspeedinguptheprocessofsettingupoccupationtimesandexceptions.Thisisonlypossibleifyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

tocopyoccupationtimes:1. Viewthenormaloccupationtimes,orviewtheexceptiontimesasdescribedintheappropriatesectionof

thismanual.2. Selecttheradiobuttoninthe columnnexttothedayswhoseoccupationtimesaretobecopied.3. Selectthecheckboxesinthe columnnexttothedaystowhichthetimesaretobepasted.4. Click .

4.3.5 set up exceptions

Ifthechangetothenormaloccupationtimesistemporarythenexceptionscanbesetuptodefineoccupationtimesforaspecifiedperiod.

AddanexceptionCopyanexceptionsetupanexception’stimessetupanexception’sParametersdeleteanexception

4.3.5.1 Add an Exception

Ifoccupationtimesotherthanthenormaltimesorexistingexceptionisrequiredotherexceptionsmustbeadded.Thisisonlypossibleifyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

toaddanexception:1. Viewtheexceptionsasdescribedinthe‘Viewexceptions’sectionofthismanual.

2. ClickCreatenewexceptionProfile.Theexceptionwillbeaddedtothelist.3. Click tosavethenewexception.4. Setuptheexceptionsoccupationtimesasdescribedinthe‘setupanexception’stimes’sectionof this

manual.5. Setuptheexception’sparametersasdescribedinthe‘setupanexception’sParameters’sectionof this

manual.

Exceptionscanbeaddedbycopyinganexistingexception,andtheneditingitasrequired.

Note that adding an exception will take up extra memory in the controller therefore if there is not enough memory available the exception cannot be added.

4.3.5.2 Copy an Exception

All theparameters for anexceptioncanbecopied to another allowingoneexception tobeusedas thebase foranother.Thisisonlypossibleifyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

tocopyanexception:1. Viewtheexceptionsasdescribedinthe‘Viewexceptions’sectionofthismanual.

2. Selecttheradiobuttoninthe columnnexttothatistobecopiedtobecopied.3. Selectthecheckboxesinthe columnnexttotheexceptionstowhichtheinformationistobepasted.4. Click .

Note that adding an exception will take up extra memory in the controller therefore if there is not enough memory available the exception cannot be added.

4.3.5.3 Set up an Exception’s Times

Onceanexceptionhasbeenaddeditsoccupationtimesmustbesetup.Thisisonlypossibleifyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

tosetupanexception’stimes:1. Viewtheexceptionsasdescribedinthe‘Viewexceptions’sectionofthismanual.

2. Clicktimes.Thedisplayshownbelowisdisplayedthatenablestheexception’sparameterstobespecified.

3. Iftherearenotimeperiodssetup,ortoaddanotherclickCreatenewtimeZonePeriodModule.Unwantedperiodscanberemovedbyclicking nexttotheperiodthatistobedeleted.

Note that two periods should be added, one to switch occupation on, and one to switch it off.

4. Intheboxinthetimecolumnenterthestartorstoptimeforaperiodtype.Tochangethetimefromastarttimetoastoptimeorfromstoptimetoastarttimeintheboxinthevaluecolumnclickonoroff.

5. Repeatsteps(4)and(5)untilalltheexception’stimesarecorrectlyset.6. Click .

4.3.5.4 Set up an Exception’s Parameters

Theexception’sparametersmustbedefinedtospecifywhentheexceptionistooccur,whetheritistoberepeatedeveryyear,anditspriority.Thisisonlypossibleifyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

tosetupanexception’sparameters:1. Viewtheexceptionsasdescribedinthe‘Viewexceptions’sectionofthismanual.

2. Enteralabelfortheexceptionintheleftmostbox.3. Inthestartdayboxclickthedaytheexceptiontimesaretobefirstused.4. InthestartMonthboxclickthemonththeexceptiontimesaretobefirstused.5. Inthestopdayboxclickthelastdaytheexceptiontimesaretobeused.6. InthestopMonthboxclickthemonthfortheexceptionistoend.7. InthePriorityboxclickthepriorityfortheexception.

Thepriorityparameterisusedwhentwoexceptionshappenonthesameday.Theexceptionprioritywiththelowervaluewilltakeprecedence.E.g.priorityof1takesprecedenceover3.Ifthereareexceptionswiththesameprioritytheexceptionthatstartsearliesttakesprecedence.

8. Intheuseboxclicktherequiredoptiontospecifywhethertheexceptionistooccuronce,istoberepeatedeachyear,orisunusedbyselectingtherequiredoptionfromthelist.everycausetheexceptiontoberepeatedeachyear,nextcausesittooccuronlyonce,andFreemeansitwon’tbeused.

9. Click tosendthechangestothecontroller.

Theexceptionstimesmustbesetupseparatelyasdescribedinthe‘setupanexception’stimes’sectionofthismanual.

4.3.5.5 Delete an Exception

Unwantedexceptionscanbedeleted.Thisisonlypossibleifyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

todeleteanexception:1. Viewtheexceptionsasdescribedinthe‘Viewexceptions’sectionofthismanual.

2. Click .3. ThecontrollerwillpromptforconfirmationclickYes.

4.4 adjust Values

4.4.1 adjust a Knob’s Value

Thevalueofaknobcanbeadjustedprovidingyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

toadjustaknob’svalue:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

controllerpresentsyouwithinformationthat isrelevant toyouasdescribedinthe‘login’sectionof thismanual.Thismaycausethecontrollertodisplayadifferentpage.

3. Navigatetothemoduledetailspagefortheknobthatistobeadjusted.Aknobcanbeaccessedfromanydisplaywhereitsvalueisunderlinedbyclickingit,orbyclickingModules,thenclickingKnobs.

4. IntheValueboxenterthenewvaluefortheknob.5. Click .

4.4.2 adjust a switch’s status

Thestatusofaswitchcanbeadjustedprovidingyouhavetheappropriatelevelofauthority.

toadjustaswitch’sstatus:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

3. Navigatetothemoduledetailspagefortheswitchthatistobeadjusted.Aswitchcanbeaccessedfromanydisplaywhereitsvalueisunderlinedbyclickingit,orbyclickingModules,thenclickingswitch.

4. Intheboxstatusboxclicktherequiredstatus.5. Click Thevaluewillbesenttothecontroller.

4.4.3 adjust Module Parameters

The values of amodule’s configuration parameters can be adjusted providing you have the appropriate level ofauthority.

toadjustamodule’sconfigurationparameters:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

3. Navigatetothemoduledetailspageforthemoduleforwhichtheconfigurationparametersaretobeadjusted.

4. IntheboxnexttotheparameterthatistobeadjustedintheValuecolumnenterthenewvalueforeachofthemoduleparametersthataretobeadjusted.

5. Oncealltherequiredvalueshavebeenmadeclick .

Note that only the module’s parameters can be changed; changes to the strategy structure (i.e. module interconnections, and creation/deletion of modules) are not allowed.

4.5 Display a Graph

Graphsofdataloggedinthecontrollercanbedisplayed.Anymodulewitha nexttoitcanbegraphed.

todisplayagraphofdataloggedinthecontroller:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

3. Navigatetothemodulespageforthemoduleforwhichloggeddataistobegraphed.

4. Click .Thegraphwillbedisplayedasshownbelow.

Clickinglistdisplaystheco-ordinatesofthegraphseethe‘displaygraphdata’sectionofthismanual.Thegraphcanbeviewedinmoredetailbydraggingthemouseovertherequiredareaofthegraphseethe‘Zoominandoutofagraph’sectionofthismanualformoredetails.TodisplaythevaluesforpointsonthegraphasthemouseismovedpressALT+Vorrightclickthegraphandclickshowtracevaluewindow.TodisplayahorizontalgridontheViewmenupointtogridlinesandthenclickleftorright,dependingwhichaxisistobeusedforthegrid.TodisplayaverticalgridontheViewmenupointtogridlinesandthenclicktimeaxis.

4.5.1 Display the Graph Data

Theco-ordinatesofagraphcanbedisplayedasalistofpoints.

todisplaythegraphasalistofpoints:1. Displayagraphofthevalueforwhichtheco-ordinatesaretobedisplayedasdescribedintheappropriate

sectionofthismanual.2. Clicklist.Thedialogueboxshownbelowisdisplayed.

4.5.2 Zoom in and out of a Graph

Itispossibletozoominandoutonanygraphsothatthedatacanbemoreeasilyseen.

tozoominonthegraph:1. Displaythegraph.2. Clickthemousebuttonanddragovertherequiredareaofthegraph.3. Releasethemousebutton.

toreturntotheoriginalzoomlevel:1. PressALT+R,orrightclickthegraphandclickZoomtooriginal.

4.5.3 formatting Graphs

4.5.3.1 Display a Grid on a Graph

Averticaland/orhorizontalgridcanbedisplayedonanygraph.Whenahorizontalgridisselected,thegridcanbebasedoneithertheleft,orrighthandaxis.

todisplayahorizontalgrid:1. Displayeitheracompactgraph,oraprecisiongraphasdescribedintheappropriatesectionofthismanual.2. OntheViewmenupointtogridlinesandthenclickleftorright,dependingwhichaxisistobeusedfor

thegrid.

todisplayaverticalgrid:1. Displayeitheracompactgraph,oraprecisiongraphasdescribedintheappropriatesectionofthismanual.2. OntheViewmenupointtogridlinesandthenclicktimeaxis.

4.5.3.2 Display a Point’s Co-ordinates

Theco-ordinatesofpointsonthegraphcanbedisplayedinthetracevaluewindow.Thewindowdisplaysthetimeandvalueofthepointclosesttothepositionofthemouse,asthemouseismovedthevaluewillchange.

todisplayapoint’sco-ordinates:1. Displayeitheracompactgraph,oraprecisiongraphasdescribedintheappropriatesectionofthismanual.2. PressAlt+Vorrightclickthegraphandclickshowtracevaluewindow,orontheViewmenuclickShow

tracevaluewindow.3. Movethemouseoverthepointwhoseco-ordinatesarerequired.

4.6 Display 10 Modules from a specified Module

Theprevious10modulesoftheselectedtypeinthestrategycanbedisplayed.

todisplaythenext10modulesfromaspecifiedmodule:1. IntheboxnexttogetFromentertherequiredmodule.2. ClickgetFrom.

4.7 Display other Modules

Thefirst10,previous10,next10,andlast10modulesoftheselectedtypeinthestrategycanbedisplayed.

todisplayothermodules:1. Clicktheappropriatebutton.

Button DescriptionFirst10modules

Next10modules

Previous10modules

Last10modules

4.8 View Graphical Display Pages

ThegraphicaldisplayPagesprovidedagraphicalwayofviewinginformationfromtheIQ3controller,andmakingchanges.WhenyouloginagraphicaldisplayPagemaybedisplayedotherwiseyoucanaccessthembyclickinggraphiQs.

toviewgraphicaldisplaypages:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

3. ClickgraphiQs.Thetop-levelgraphicdisplaypageisdisplayed.

Note that a Graphical Display Page may be displayed when you login if the controller has been set up that way.

4. Displaytherequiredpagebyclickingthedirectorycontainingthepageinthenavigator,andthenclickingthepagename.

5. Oncethepageisdisplayedyouwillbeabletoviewtheinformation.IfrequiredaccesstotheModuledetailPageformoduleswhoseparametersaredisplayedonthepagebyclickingtheparameter.Clickingtextthatisaline(underlined)willgotoanotherwebpage.Thisdependsonhowthecontrollerhasbeensetup

Note that only parameters that are displayed underlined can be clicked on to display the Module Detail Page.

4.9 View the alarm log

Thealarmlogcontainsthesourcemodulereference(e.g.S1forsensor1),itslabel,thetypeofalarm(e.g.high),thevalueatthetimeofalarm,thetime(timeanddate)thealarmoccurred,thereportedstate(occurredorcleared),andthecurrentstateofthealarmmessage(whetheritisactiveorcompleted).

toviewthealarmlog:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

3. ClickAlarms.Thedisplayshownbelowwillbedisplayed.

4.10 View Module list Pages

Listsofthemodulesofeachtypethatprovidebasicinformationaboutthemodule,andthefacilitytographoradjustvaluescanbedisplayed.

toviewModulelistPages:1. ConnecttotheIQ3controllerasdescribedinthe‘ConnecttotheiQ3Controller’sectionofthismanual.2. Ifyouhaveausernameandpasswordforthecontrolleryoushouldclicklogintologinnowtoensurethe

3. ClickModules.Thedisplayshownbelowwillbedisplayed.

Note that the modules in the list are dependent on your authority level. This ensures that the information you see is what is required.

4. Clicktherequiredmoduletypeontheleftofthescreen.ThedisplaywillchangetodisplaytheModulelistPagecontainingthefirst10modulesofthatmoduletype.Thelistwillcontainbasicinformationaboutthemodule (e.g.modulenumber, label, andvalue).This informationwill varydependingonmodule type asappropriate.

Iftheparameterhasa nexttoit,itcanbegraphedbyselectingtherequiredperiodforthegraphinthelistnexttotheicon,andthenclicking .

Thevalueoftheparametercanbechangedprovidingyouhaveahighenoughlevelofauthoritybyenteringthenewvalueintheboxandclicking nexttoit.

Clicking willdisplaythefirst10modulesofthetype.Clicking willdisplaytheprevious10modules.Clicking willdisplaythenext10modules.Clicking displaysthelast10modules.Toview10modulesstartingfromaspecifiedmoduleenterthemodulenumberintheboxnexttothegetFrombuttonandthenclickgetFrom.

Todisplayalloftheparametersforamoduleclickthemodulenumber.Anewwindowcontainingallofthemodule’sparametersisdisplayed.

4.11 View Module Detail Pages

TheparametersofindividualmodulescanbedisplayedonModuledetailPages.

toviewModuledetailPages:1. ViewtheModulelistPage for therequiredmodule typeasdescribed in the‘ViewModulelistPages’

sectionofthismanual.2. Clickthemodulenumber.Anewwindowcontainingallofthemodule’sparametersisdisplayed.

1. Clickthemodulewhenitisdisplayedasaline(underlined).Anewwindowcontainingallofthemodule’sparametersisdisplayed.

Note that the parameters on the page are dependent on your authority level. This ensures that the information you see is what is required.

Thevaluesoftheparameterscanbechangedbyenteringthenewvalueintheboxandclicking

Youcangodirectlytoamodulethatisadestinationorsourceofthecurrentmodulebyselectingtherequiredmoduleinthelistnexttosourceordestinationparameterandclicking togotothedestinationmodule,or togotothesourcemodule.Thedisplayshownbelowwillbedisplayed.

Clickingnextwilldisplaytheparametersfornextmodule,andclickingPrevwilldisplaytheparametersforthepreviousmodule.

4.12 Goto the associated Module

Youcangodirectlytoamodulethatisasourceto,ordestinationofthecurrentmodule.Thisenablesyoutomoveeasilythroughthestrategy.

togototheassociatedmodule:1. Fromthelistnexttothesourceordestinationcolumnclicktherequiredsource/destination.2. Click togotothedestination,or togotothesourcemodule.

InDexAAbout

IQ3........................................................................................ 7ThisManual......................................................................... 5

AccessIQ3Controllers.............................................................. 17,18Add

Exceptions....................................................................24,25Users............................................................................. 19,20

AdjustKnobValues....................................................................... 28ModuleParameters............................................................ 30NormalOccupationTimes................................................. 23Occupation......................................................................... 24SwitchStatus...................................................................... 29

AlarmLog........................................................................................ 35AlarmPage....................................................................................... 10bBasicUse.................................................................................... 17,18CChange

KnobValues....................................................................... 28ModuleParameters............................................................ 30OccupationTimes............................................23,24,25,26SwitchStatus...................................................................... 29

ConnecttoIQ3Controllers.............................................................. 18ContactingTrend................................................................................ 6ConventionsUsedinthisManual...................................................... 5Copy

Exceptions.......................................................................... 25OccupationTimes.............................................................. 24

dDeleteExceptions............................................................................. 28Display

10ModulesFromaSpecifiedModule............................... 33Exceptions.......................................................................... 22ExceptionTimes................................................................. 23GraphData......................................................................... 32Graphs................................................................................ 31Next10Modules................................................................ 33NormalOccupationTimes................................................. 21OccupationTimes.................................................. 21,22,23OtherModules.................................................................... 33Refresh................................................................................ 19

Exceptions....................................................................24,25KnobValues....................................................................... 28ModuleParameters............................................................ 30OccupationTimes........................................................ 23,24SwitchStatus...................................................................... 29

ExceptionsAdd..................................................................................... 24Copy.................................................................................... 25Delete.................................................................................. 28Edit................................................................................ 26,27SetupParameters............................................................... 27SetupTimes....................................................................... 26View.................................................................................... 22ViewTimes......................................................................... 23

gGotoAssociatedModules................................................................ 37Graph

Data..................................................................................... 32Display................................................................................ 31ZoomIn.............................................................................. 32ZoomOut............................................................................ 32

GraphicalDisplayPages.................................................................. 14GraphPages...................................................................................... 15iIQ3Controller

BasicUse...................................................................... 17,18ConnectTo......................................................................... 18Login................................................................................... 18UsingfromaWebBrowser................................................ 17

IQ3Pages............................................................................................ 9AlarmPage......................................................................... 10GraphicalDisplayPages.............................................. 14,34ModuleDetailPages.................................................... 13,37ModuleListPages.................................................. 11,12,36

lLogin................................................................................................. 18LogOut............................................................................................. 19MModuleDetailPages.................................................................. 13,37ModuleListPages................................................................ 11,12,36ModuleParameters

Edit...................................................................................... 30View.................................................................................... 37

ModulesGotoDestination................................................................ 37GotoSource........................................................................ 37

oOccupationTimes

Adjust.................................................................................. 23Copy.................................................................................... 24Setup.................................................................................. 24View.............................................................................. 21,22

rRefreshtheDisplay.......................................................................... 19sSetup

ExceptionParameters........................................................ 27Exceptions.......................................................................... 24ExceptionTimes................................................................. 26

SourceModule................................................................................. 37SwitchStatus.................................................................................... 29uUsers

Add............................................................................... 19,20Login................................................................................... 18LogOut............................................................................... 19

UsingIQ3FromaWebBrowser...................................................... 17VValue

Adjust.................................................................................. 28View

GraphicalDisplayPages.................................................... 34WWebBrowser

UsingIQ3From.................................................................. 17ZZoomIn............................................................................................ 32ZoomOut.......................................................................................... 32

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