EasyIO Sedona User manual
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EasyIO Quick Start 02–Sedona Workbench
27th Nov 2013
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Disclaimer
EasyIO 30P is a product by EasyIO Holdings Pte Ltd
The EasyIO 30P was built on the Sedona Framework ®.
EasyIO FG-32 is a product by EasyIO Holdings Pte Ltd
The EasyIO FG-32 was built on the Sedona Framework ®.
Sedona Framework is a trademark of Tridium, Inc.
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Table of Contents
Introduction ....................................................................................................................................................5
Sedona Workbench Overview ........................................................................................................................6
Sedona Tools...................................................................................................................................................8
Kits Manager...............................................................................................................................................8
Application Manager ................................................................................................................................11
Backup/Restore Tool ................................................................................................................................12
Sedona Apps .................................................................................................................................................15
Technical Support .........................................................................................................................................19
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing EasyIO products.
This user guide will help in getting you programming an EasyIO Sedona controller in no time.
This User Guide is compatible with both the EasyIO 30P and the EasyIO FG Series controllers.
In this user guide Tridium Niagara Workbench 3.7.106 and Sedona Workbench version is 1.2.28.4 used.
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Sedona Workbench Overview
A Sedona Controller consists of two parts. See image below.
If you are not able to see this view, please refer to EasyIO Quick Start 01 to connect to the Sedona
Controller.
Sedona Tools is where you manage Sedona kits in a controller, getting backup and doing
apps restore. The Sedona Tools consists of 3 options as below.
Sedona Tools
Functions
Kit Manager
This is to manage kits. In other words installed kits.
Kits are library in Sedona.
If a particular kit is not installed, that kit is not
usable in the Sedona controller.
Application Manager
This is to backup and restore a Sedona app. It will
only backup app.sax.
Backup/Restore Tool
This function is to backup and restore a Sedona
backup. A backup using this function consist of
app.sab and also kit.scode.
App is the workspace for constructing Sedona control programs. All logic and programs are done
in here.
From the workbench navigation panel, you should see as below.
By default the application tree is populated with 2 default folders; a ‘Service’ folder and an ‘EasyIO’
folder.
The service folder is where all the services objects are placed. We DO recommend placing all the services
objects in this folder.
The EasyIO folder is for program logics and application objects.
You can add multiple folders to the app tree to assist in organizing your programs and
applications.
Tip! Good “housekeeping” for your Apps will make life easier when debugging, fault finding and servicing
your Apps. We DO recommend dropping all service objects in to the “service” folder.
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All other control logic should be dropped in the “EasyIO” folder or any other newly created folder(s) that
identify the application or process involved.
An example below shows multiple folders in the App folder.
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Sedona Tools
As mention in above, Sedona Tools consist of 3 options.
Kits Manager
Kit manager in Sedona workbench is used to Sedona manage kits in a Sedona Controller.
Kits that are installed in to a Sedona controller can be view in the Sedona Palette.
Only objects from the kits that are installed is useable.
Below are the steps to install kits.
Step 1
Connect to Sedona Controller.
Double click the Kit Manager icon in the Sedona Tools option. Kits Manager View
will be display as indicated below.
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Step 2
To install a required kit, check the square selection box beside the kit name.
To uninstall a kit, uncheck the selection box beside the kit name.
**Note **
DO NOT attempt to install non EasyIO kits that are not Sedona Framework version 1.0.45. Only Non Easy
IO kits that are Sedona Framework 1.0.45 should be installed. Non EasyIO kits do not use the word
“easyio” as a kit name prefix. Examples of non EasyIO kits are sys, sox, control, inet, dateTime and
dateTimeStd. These kits do not carry the “easyio” prefix. Ensure that if such kits are installed that they are
revision 1.0.45 kits ONLY.
Kits that carry a prefix with another vendors’ name are owned by that particular vendor. Please refer to
that vendor for any technical support issues regarding the kit.
EasyIO Sedona Products ONLY support Sedona Framework 1.0.45. This is not a system drawback; if kits
other than version 1.0.45 are offered for use in the EasyIO controller please ignore them.
Step 3
Some kits are hardware dependent, and therefore some selections may be either grayed out or indicated
as “not supported”. This is not an error. This occurs when the hardware platform does not support the
application kits.
Step 4
If the kit to be installed has a dependency of other kits, and these kits are not installed,
manually check the square at next to the dependent kit and you will be able to install the require kit.
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Image above is showing an error where the kit easyioNTP needs another kit which is easyioFGMail in
order for it to install correctly.
Install the easyioFGMail kit and the error will get resolved.
Step 5
If you are satisfied with the kits selected for installation, click Next and Finish
at the bottom of the window.
The Sedona workbench will begin to install the selected kits into the controller.
The Sedona Workbench prompt for a Sedona VM for a restart. Hit restart to
restart the Sedona VM.
Step 6
On completion of the Device Restart, the controller will automatically reboot and disconnect. You will
need to manually reconnect to the controller again.
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