Mitsubishi Electric Central Controller G-50A User manual

Central Controller

Model: G-50A

Mitsubishi Electric Air-conditioner Network System

Operation Manual

(Initial Setting Tool Version)

Contents

Introduction 1

1-1

Conventions Used in this Manual

1-2

Computer Requirements

Installing and Uninstalling Initial Setting Tool

2-1

Installing Initial Setting Tool

2-2

Uninstalling Initial Setting Tool

2-3

Starting and Closing the Program

Connecting 4

3-1

Connecting to the G-50A

3-1-1

Connecting to the front of the G-50A

3-1-2

Connecting to the rear of the G-50A

3-1-3

Connecting via a hub

Program Layout and Utilities 5

4-1

Layout of Main Window

4-2

Utilities 6

4-2-1

Reading setting data

4-2-2

Saving setting data

4-2-3

Making a new connection

4-2-4

Help/Version Information

Initial Setting 8

5-1

Basic Setting

5-1-1

G-50A Unit Setting

5-1-2

Network Setting

5-1-3

M-NET Setting

5-1-4

External Input Setting

5-2

Current Date and Time Setting

5-3

Group Setting 13

5-3-1

Registering air conditioner units in group

5-3-2

Setting the Group Name

5-4

Interlocked Setting 15

5-5

Block Setting 16

5-5-1

Registering a group in a block

5-5-2

Registering a block name

Mail Settings 17

6-1

Mail Basic Settings 17

6-1-1

Setting the G-50A mail address 17

6-1-2

Setting the IP Address for

the Outgoing Mail Server 17

6-1-3

Setting the IP Address for

the Incoming Mail Server 18

6-1-4

Setting the Mail Receipt Interval 18

6-1-5

Setting the User ID and Password 18

6-1-6

Setting the Mail Addresses of Mail Recipients

6-2

Setting the Error Mail Destinations 19

6-2-1

Setting the Title of the Error Mail 19

6-2-2

Setting the Recipient of the Error Mail

6-3

Setting Error Codes 20

6-3-1

Registering error codes in User Settings

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Before using the Initial Setting Tool, please read this Operation Manual carefully to ensure

correct operation. Store this Operation Manual in a location that is easy to find.

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1 Introduction

Initial Setting Tool is the software that is used to connect, via a LAN, to a Central Controller G-50A and perform

the initial setting for the air conditioner group.

Previously it was necessary to input each type of initial setting such as group registration and group name on site.

Now, this tool can be used to create initial setting data beforehand and complete the initial setting on site simply

by sending the data to the G-50A. By doing this, you can achieve a reduction in the time spent onsite performing

the initial setting operations.

1-1 Conventions Used in this Manual

Unless otherwise specified, Windows refers to Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000 and

Windows XP.

Note: Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation USA in the United States and

other countries.

Click refers to the action of positioning the mouse cursor on the object (such as button or folder) and

pressing down and releasing the left mouse button once. Double click refers to the action of pressing down

and releasing the left mouse button twice in quick succession.

Unless otherwise specified, the example screen images used in this manual are Windows 2000 screen

images.

The K transmission converter (PAC-SC25KAA) and OA processing unit (LOSSNAY) are not included in

systems shipped to North America (USA & Canada).

1-2 Computer Requirements

To run Initial Setting Tool, your computer must comply with the following requirements.

Table 1-1 Computer Requirements for Initial Setting Tool

Required items Specification

CPU At least Pentium 133 MHz

OS Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

Memory At least 64 Mbytes

Hard disk At least 20 Mbytes of available space

Onboard LAN port or LAN card One (We recommend a dedicated 10BASE-T*)

Other necessary items CD-ROM drive (necessary for installation)

Mouse or other pointing device

*Note: When connecting to the G-50A with a cross cable, it may not be possible to obtain

a successful connection if your PC s LAN port automatically switches between

10/100BASE-T. If this situation arises, connect the PC to the G-50A via a hub using

a straight cable.

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2 Installing and Uninstalling Initial Setting Tool

Given below is an explanation on how to install and uninstall Initial Setting Tool, and start and close the program.

2-1 Installing Initial Setting Tool

(1) Insert Initial Setting Tool Setup Disk into the CD-ROM of the PC

you are installing the program on. Preparation for setup will begin

automatically and the dialog shown on the right will appear on

screen.

Click [Next] to proceed with installing Initial Setting Tool and

advance to the next dialog.

(2) The next dialog will appear showing the destination folder to which

Initial Setting Tool will be installed. To choose the default folder

address displayed on the dialog, click [Next]. To modify the folder

address, click [Change ]. After specifying your choice of folder,

click [Next].

The default destination folder address is:

C:\Program Files\G-50A\InitTool\

(3) When the setup program has installed the program in the selected

destination folder, the dialog shown on the right will appear. Click

[Finish] to complete the installation process.

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2-2 Uninstalling Initial Setting Tool

(1) To uninstall Initial Setting Tool, click [Start], point to

[

Settings] and

click [Control Panel] to open Control Panel.

(2) Double click [Add/Remove Programs] displayed in the Control

Panel window. A list of installed programs will appear. Click [G-50A

Initial Setting Tool] and click [Remove] to uninstall Initial Setting

Tool.

2-3 Starting and Closing the Program

(1) To start the program, click [Start], point to [Programs], point to

[G-50] and click [Initial Setting Tool].

(2) When Initial Setting Tool starts, an IP address input dialog will

appear. Enter the IP address of the G-50A to be connected, and

click [OK].

If you do not plan to connect to a G-50A, and only wish to create

setting data, simply click [OK].

When shipped, the G-50A s IP address is set to [192.168.1.1]. In

order to successfully establish communication with the G-50A, the

IP address of your PC must be [192.168.1.*].

(3) To close the program, click [File] then [Exit] from the Initial Setting

Tool menu.

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3 Connecting

Given below is an explanation on how to connect Initial Setting Tool PC to the G-50A.

Before connecting Initial Setting Tool PC, set the PC s IP Address consist with the G-50A. For example, if IP

Address of G-50A is [192.168.1.1] (factory setting), set the PC s IP Address to [192.168.1.201].

3-1 Connecting to the G-50A

3-1-1 Connecting to the front of the G-50A

(1) When connecting to the front of the G-50A, first remove the fastener

screw (a) from the main unit cover with a Philips screwdriver. Next,

insert a slotted screwdriver into the release holes (b) located at the

bottom of the main unit, and twist to release the cover.

(2) Once the cover is removed, switch the LAN switch (c) to the

left-hand side (B side) and connect the dedicated LAN connection

cable (PAC-YG00FA-E) to the LAN connector (d). Connect the

other end of the LAN cable to Initial Setting Tool (the PC).

Once the initial setting is complete, always return LAN switch (c) to

the right-hand side (A side) and replace the cover. Failing to return

the LAN switch prevents the G-50A from communicating with the

connected machines via the Ethernet terminal located at the rear.

Note: When connecting to the G-50A with a cross cable, it may not

be possible to obtain a successful connection if your PC s

LAN port automatically switches between 10/100BASE-T. If

this situation arises, connect the PC to the G-50A via a hub in

the same way a hub is used in the system shown in 3-1-3.

When replacing the cover, ensure that the correct cover is

used.

3-1-2 Connecting to the rear of the G-50A

(1) Connect Initial Setting Tool to the Ethernet terminal located at the

rear of the G-50A using a cross cable for 10BASE-T.

Note: When connecting to the G-50A with a cross cable, it may not

be possible to obtain a successful connection if your PC s

LAN port automatically switches between 10/100BASE-T. If

this situation arises, connect the PC to the G-50A via a hub in

the same way a hub is used in the system shown in 3-1-3.

3-1-3 Connecting via a hub

(1) When the LAN wiring for the G-50A is complete, connect via a hub

using a straight cable for 10BASE-T.

(b) Release holes

(

)

Fastener screw

(d) LAN connecto

PAC-YG00FA-E

Ethernet terminal

(Rear of main unit)

Cross cable

Initial Setting Tool PC G-50A

Hub

Straight cable

Initial Setting Tool PC

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4 Program Layout and Utilities

Given below is an explanation of the layout of the Initial Setting Tool main window and an explanation on how to

use the various utilities available from the menu bar.

4-1 Layout of Main Window

The main window of Initial Setting Tool consists of three parts: menu bar, setting menu pane and setting content

pane. The menu bar can be used to run the various utilities such as saving and reading initial setting data.

When performing each type of setting, click the type of setting from the setting menu pane and input the setting

data in the setting content pane.

Menu bar

Setting menu pane Setting content pane

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4-2 Utilities

Given below is an explanation of each type of utility that can be selected from the menu bar.

4-2-1 Reading setting data

(1) Click [File(F)]-[Open] from the menu bar.

(2) Use the Select Directory dialog to select the directory in which the

setting data was saved. The program reads the initial setting data

and displays data in the setting content pane. Since all the setting

data is read, there is no need to read the data again to display a

different type of setting content.

4-2-2 Saving setting data

(1) To save the setting data to a directory in which data was saved the

last time (or a directory from which the data was read), click

[File(F)]-[Save], or press [Ctrl] + [S] on the keyboard. The program

saves the setting data for all setting pages.

Note: Data that has not been changed from the default value will not

be saved.

(2) To save to a different directory, click [File(F)]-[Save As ] and use

the Save Directory dialog to choose the directory in which you want

to save the data.

4-2-3 Making a new connection

(1) When connecting to more than one G-50A on the same LAN, you

can change the G-50A you are connected to by clicking

[Tool(T)]-[New Connection].

(2) A dialog to change the connection target address appears. Enter

the IP address of the G-50A you want to set.

If you want to change the communication timeout as well, change

the value of [Communication Timeout(sec)]. (This setting does not

need to be changed when connecting via a LAN. Adjust this value

when using a circuit with a slow communication speed such as via a

cellular phone.)

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4-2-4 Help/Version Information

(1) Click [Help(H)]-[Help] when you want to view this operation manual.

To view this manual, you need Adobe Systems Incorporated s

Acrobat

Reader Version 4.0 or higher.

Note: Acrobat is a registered trademark of Adobe Systems

Incorporated.

(2) You can check the version information of Initial Setting Tool by

clicking [Help(H)]-[About G-50A].

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5 Initial Setting

Given below is an explanation on how to set each type initial setting such as the G-50A main unit settings and

group setting.

5-1 Basic Setting

Display the page needed to perform the G-50A basic setting by clicking [Initial Setting]-[Basic Setting] in the

setting menu pane. On this page, you perform the basic setting such as the G-50A unit name, network setting

and M-NET setting.

Click [Get from G-50A] to get data that is currently held by the G-50A unit, or click [Set to G-50A] to send setting

data to the G-50A. After the basic setting content is sent to the G-50A, a message will appear asking whether or

not to restart the G-50A. If you want the new setting content such as IP address to be immediately mirrored, then

restart the G-50A as directed by the message.

Note: When restarting the G-50A, there will be a 2-3 minute delay before communication can be reestablished.

5-1-1 G-50A Unit Setting

In Unit Setting, set the G-50A name and unit ID.

(1) Enter the G-50A unit name in the [Name] field. You may enter a maximum of 40 alphanumeric or symbol

characters. The name set here is used on the display screen of the software that controls multiple G-50A

units and for the name of the sender in the body of error messages.

Note: The following characters cannot be used in the name: < > & " '

(2) Enter the G-50A unit ID in the [Unit ID] field. You must enter 6 numeric characters. Use this setting when you

want to control multiple G-50A units with unit IDs. The unit ID that is entered here will be used on the display

screen of the software that controls multiple G-50A units and for the sender ID in the body of error

messages.

(3) In the [Unit of temperature] field, click to select either Celsius ( C) or Fahrenheit ( F). This setting decides the

temperature unit for the temperature setting and room temperature display that appears on the G-50A main

unit and the browser window.

(4) When [Get from G-50A] is clicked, the G-50A production ID will appear in the [SERIAL No.] field and the

G-50A program version will appear in the [Program Version] field.

Unit Setting

Set the G-50A name and unit ID.

(Refer to section 5-1-1)

Network Setting

Set the G-50A IP address,

subnet mask and gateway

address.

(Refer to section 5-1-2)

M-NET Setting

Set the G-50A M-NET address,

presence/absence of K-Control

unit and machines to send

prohibited controller command.

(Refer to section 5-1-3)

External Input Setting

Set the G-50A external input

setting.

(Refer to section 5-1-4)

Set to G-50A

Send basic setting data to G-50A.

Get from G-50A

Read basic setting content from G-50A.

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