Panasonic CZ-256ESMC2 User manual

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Operation Manual

Bedienungsanleitung

Manuale di istruzioni

Manuel d’instructions

Manual de funcionamiento

CZ-256ESMC2

85464609080011

INTELLIGENT CONTROLLER

Access and Operation by Web Browser

CONTRÔLEUR INTELLIGENT

Accès et fonctionnement avec le navigateur Web

TOUCH SCREEN CONTROLLER

Zugriff und Betrieb über Webbrowser

CONTROLLORE INTELLIGENTE

Accesso e funzionamento tramite browser Web

CONTROLADOR INTELIGENTE

Acesso e funcionamento por browser da Web

CONTROLADOR INTELIGENTE

Acceso y funcionamiento a través del navegador Web

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Доступ иработа сиспользованием веб-браузера

Доступ ікерування звеб-браузера

Centralized Control

System

CZ-256ESMC2 INTELLIGENT CONTROLLER

Operation Manual Access and Operation by Web Browser

1. Computer Environment

Requirements..............................1

2. Log-in...............................................1

3. Screen Display and Operation .........2

3-1. [Each Tenant] Screen ...............2

3-2. [Each Tenant Details] Screen....5

3-3. [All Units] Screen.......................5

3-4. Distribution Ratio/Usage:

Data Download Screen .............6

3-5. Alarm Log Screen .....................7

3-6. Mail Send Log Screen...............9

3-7. Program Timer Screen............10

3-8. Tenant Holiday/

Timer Special Day Screen.......12

3-9. Prohibit Remote Control

Screen ....................................13

3-10. WEB Settings Screen ...........14

4. Supplementary Information ............18

Contents

Thank you for choosing the CZ-256ESMC2

Intelligent Controller.

Before using the system, be sure to read this

manual carefully.

Access and Operation by Web Browser

Accessing the Intelligent Controller from your computer allows you to monitor/operate air-conditioning

equipment using a Web browser.

1. Computer Environment Requirements

In order to use the web browser of your computer to connect to the Intelligent Controller and

monitor/operate air-conditioning equipment, the following environment requirements must be met.

Supported browser : Internet Explorer 6.0 or later

Javaapplet : Sun Microsystems Java Plugin Ver 1.4.2 or later

Screen resolution : 1024 × 768 recommended

2. Log-in

To log in to the Intelligent Controller, enter the following into the address bar of the web browser:

http://[Intelligent Controller address]/SACWWW/index_[language code].asp

For example, if the Intelligent Controller address is 192.168.0.2 and you want to connect to the

English page, enter:

http://192.168.0.2/SACWWW/index_en.asp

If the DNS is used and ID name (device name) of the Intelligent Controller is “WindowsCE0”, enter:

http://WindowsCE0/SACWWW/index_en.asp.

The language codes are as follows.

This will cause the web browser to connect to the Intelligent Controller, and a screen such as shown

below appears.

Enter the user ID and password set for the Intelligent Controller to log in.

Shows the site name that was set for Intelligent Controller.

Enter the user ID that was set for Intelligent Controller.

Enter the password that was set for Intelligent Controller.

Click the Login button.





English : en French : fr German : de Italian: it

Portuguese: pt Spanish : es

Chinese : zh Japanese: ja Korean : ko





Screen Display and Operation

3. Screen Display and Operation

3-1. [Each Tenant] Screen

After you log in to the Intelligent Controller, or when you use the menu to select [1. Status/Control :

1. Each tenant], a screen such as shown below appears. (Screen details may differ depending on the

user logged in.)

New button

Updates the screen to the latest information.

Menu

(The menu may differ depending on the user logged in. The following menu appears when logged in as

an administrator.)

Lets you select one of the following screens.

★Administrator Menu

★Special User Menu

★General User Menu











Screen Display and Operation

eTenant list

Shows the indoor unit and tenant structure currently accessed by the Intelligent Controller in a list.

Select indoor units by clicking different parts of the list.

Clicking on the part highlighted in the screen example above will select the individual indoor unit, while

clicking on the tenant name (Tenant001, Tenant002, etc. in the example) will select all indoor units for

that tenant. Clicking on the top of the list (Tenant in the example) will select all indoor units of the site.

Only the tenants that can be operated by the user permission used to log in (administrator, special,

general) are displayed.

fIcon display area

Shows icons for indoor units connected to the Intelligent Controller.

Clicking on an icon whose frame is shown in reverse will select that unit. Clicking on a tenant name will

select that tenant.

gNotification column

Shows information about the connection status of web browser and Intelligent Controller, etc.

hAlarm code display

Shows the alarm code as a tooltip when the cursor is moved over the icon of the indoor unit for which

the alarm is occurring.

iSite name

The “Site name” set in the Intelligent Controller appears.

⑧Remote control window

Shows the Remote control window. When this window has been closed, clicking on the indoor unit or

making another selection will bring it up again.

A Status/Control screen section

Shows the status of the indoor unit and the operation

condition.

When a control operation is performed, the background

color of the respective field changes and the Send button

becomes available. Clicking the Send button will send all

operation steps performed up to this point to the Intelligent

Controller. If you instead click the Cancel button or

perform a step such as selecting another indoor unit,

operation steps performed up to this point will be canceled.

If an Interface Adaptor is used, the icon display becomes light purple during the ON operation.

D C B

Remote control window

Screen Display and Operation

B Control section

Shows controls for possible operation steps such as

start/stop switching, operation mode selection, temperature

selection, fan speed setting, fan direction setting etc.

If the logged in user has only general user privileges,

buttons for restricted operation steps will be grayed out

(inactive).

The REMOTE CONTROL and CHECK buttons will not

be displayed.

C Send button

Sends the changes made to the

Intelligent Controller.

D Cancel button

Cancels the changes made.

E CHECK buttons

Used to check the timer setting and remote control

prohibition setting status.

(See “3-7. Program Timer Screen” and “3-9. Prohibit

Remote Control Screen”.)

Clicking the Return button will return the display to the

previous screen.

Remote control window for general user

Screen Display and Operation

3-2. [Each Tenant Details] Screen

When you use the menu to select [1. Status/Control : 2. Each tenant details], a screen such as shown

below appears. (Screen details may differ depending on the user logged in.) Operation principles for this

screen are similar to those of the “3-1. [Each tenant] screen”.

3-3. [All Units] Screen

When you use the menu to select [1. Status/Control : 5. All units], a screen such as shown below

appears. (Screen details may differ depending on the user logged in.) A maximum of 256 indoor units are

displayed in 1 screen. Operation principles for this screen are similar to those of the “3-1. [Each tenant]

screen”.

Screen Display and Operation

3-4. Distribution Ratio/Usage: Data Download Screen

When you use the menu to select [3. Distrib. ratio/Usage : 3. Download] while logged in as an

administrator, a screen such as shown below appears.

You can download files by selecting them and clicking the “Download” button.

A cut-off data file appears for each piece of cut-off data that appears on the Intelligent Controller unit. Be

aware, however, that the dates that appear on the Intelligent Controller unit appear as file names on this

screen.

For example, cut-off data that appears as “01/Apr-30/Apr” on the Intelligent Controller will appear as

“20070401-200704301.csv” on this screen.

When the following message appears after clicking the “Download” button, select “Open” or “Save”.

•“Open” ........ Open the selected CSV file using spreadsheet software.

•“Save” ......... Select a folder and save the CSV file.

Screen Display and Operation

3-5. Alarm Log Screen

When you use the menu to select [4. Maintenance/Test Run : 2. Alarm log] while logged in as an

administrator or special user, a screen such as shown below appears.

When an indoor unit is selected in the tree section, the previous 14 occurrences are displayed.

(Same as the display on the Intelligent Controller.)

“I/D alarm log”, “O/D comm. error log”, and “Adapter alarm log” can be selected from the drop-down list.

Screen Display and Operation

[O/D comm. error log] logs the history of errors in communication between the outdoor unit and the

Intelligent Controller or the Communication Adaptor.

[Adapter alarm log] logs the history of warnings as determined by the Intelligent Controller or the

Communication Adaptor.

(Duplicate adaptor addresses, communication error between the Intelligent Controller and adaptor, etc.)

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