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This guide introduces the LumInsight CMS Web Portal dashboard. Use this guide to set up Geozones, update and delete devices, manage alarms, manage group controllers, and troubleshoot your Geozones.

LumInsight

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Welcome This document describes the features and operation of Echelon’s LumInsight Web Portal Tool.

Audience This manual shows you the dashboard of the LumInsight CMS Web Portal. Use this guide to set

up Geozones, update and delete devices, manage alarms, manage group controllers, manage

FPMs, and troubleshoot your Geozones.

Examples Throughout this PDF, screen shots will guide you through the process of using the LumInsight

Web Portal Tool.

Related Documentation The following manuals are available from the Echelon Web site (www.echelon.com) and provide

additional information for the LumInsight products.

Title

Part Number

Description

LumInsight CMS Installation Guide

078-0159-01C

This manual helps you install your LumInsight product.

LumInsight Provisioning Tool User’s Guide

078-1060-01D

This guide shows you how to use the provisioning tool to create projects, set up the segment controller page, configure TCP/IP, configure GPRS, set control groups, define and provision devices, create devices, create bulk devices, and commission your products.

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Contents

About this Guide................................................................................................................... ii Introduction .............................................................................................................................................. ii How To Find Information .......................................................................................................................... ii How To Contact Echelon .......................................................................................................................... iv

Forgot Password ................................................................................................................................ 2

System Information .................................................................................................................................. 4 Geozones Wise Energy Usage ........................................................................................................... 4 Geozone Wise Faulty Devices Widget ............................................................................................... 6 Geozone Wise Device Status Widget ................................................................................................ 6 Geozones ........................................................................................................................................... 7

Profile ....................................................................................................................................................... 8 User Activity ............................................................................................................................................. 9

Geozones ................................................................................................................................................ 11 Create Geozone ............................................................................................................................... 11

Devices ................................................................................................................................................... 14 Update Device ................................................................................................................................. 15 Delete Device .................................................................................................................................. 20 Delete Segment Controller .............................................................................................................. 20 View Details of Device ..................................................................................................................... 20

Geopositioning ....................................................................................................................................... 23 Scene Definition ..................................................................................................................................... 25

View Devices with Scene ................................................................................................................. 26 Edit Scene Definition Configuration ................................................................................................ 26 Delete Confirm ................................................................................................................................ 26

Import Devices ....................................................................................................................................... 27 Download Template ........................................................................................................................ 28 Cancel Uploading ............................................................................................................................. 28 Remove File After Browse ............................................................................................................... 28

Export Devices ........................................................................................................................................ 29 Replace Devices ...................................................................................................................................... 30 Replace Segment Controller ................................................................................................................... 31

Select Geozone ................................................................................................................................ 36 View Full Screen .............................................................................................................................. 36 Filter Devices in Map ....................................................................................................................... 36 Real Time Controlling in View Devices ............................................................................................ 37 Read Device Information ................................................................................................................. 38

Segment Controller .................................................................................................................. 38 Motion Sensor .......................................................................................................................... 38

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Segment Controller Contactor ................................................................................................ 39 Digital Sensor ........................................................................................................................... 39 CPD 3000 Lighting Controller ................................................................................................... 40 CLP 3000 Lighting Controller .................................................................................................... 40 CPD 3000 Light and CLP 3000 Light ......................................................................................... 41

Alarm Definition ..................................................................................................................................... 42 Create Alarm ................................................................................................................................... 43 Update an Alarm ............................................................................................................................. 46 Delete An Alarm .............................................................................................................................. 46 Enable/ Disable an Alarm ................................................................................................................ 47 Alarm Type ...................................................................................................................................... 48

Active Alarms .......................................................................................................................................... 49 Set Acknowledge An Active Alarm .................................................................................................. 49 View Acknowledge History .............................................................................................................. 49

Dimming Profile ...................................................................................................................................... 50 Create Dimming Profile ................................................................................................................... 51 Dimming Profile Scenes ................................................................................................................... 51 Segment Schedule ........................................................................................................................... 52 Update Dimming Profile .................................................................................................................. 52 Delete Dimming Profile ................................................................................................................... 53

Segment Schedule .................................................................................................................................. 53 Create Segment Schedule ............................................................................................................... 54 Apply Commission ........................................................................................................................... 56 Apply Uncommission ....................................................................................................................... 57 Update Segment Controller Schedule ............................................................................................. 57 Delete Segment Schedule ............................................................................................................... 58 Delete Scheduler from Calendar ..................................................................................................... 58

Group Controller .................................................................................................................................... 59 Group Lighting Controller ................................................................................................................ 60 Dimming Profiles ............................................................................................................................. 62 Bind Device ...................................................................................................................................... 62 Update ............................................................................................................................................. 63

Network Mode ....................................................................................................................................... 64 1. OnNet .......................................................................................................................................... 65 2. OffNet .......................................................................................................................................... 65 3. Maintenance ............................................................................................................................... 65

Poll Manager .......................................................................................................................................... 65 Log Manager ........................................................................................................................................... 67

Apply Binding to Motion Sensor...................................................................................................... 71 Apply Binding to Digital Sensor ....................................................................................................... 72

Users ....................................................................................................................................................... 74 Create User ...................................................................................................................................... 74 Role Configuration .......................................................................................................................... 75 Update User .................................................................................................................................... 76 Delete User ...................................................................................................................................... 77

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View User Activity ........................................................................................................................... 77 Geozone Lock .........................................................................................................................................77

Database Backup .................................................................................................................................... 79 Database Restore.......................................................................................................................................... 79

Query Status ........................................................................................................................................... 80 Test Devices ............................................................................................................................................ 81 Poll Statistics ........................................................................................................................................... 82 Log Statistics ........................................................................................................................................... 83 Segment Controller Dashboard .............................................................................................................. 85

Data History ............................................................................................................................................ 86 Operating Data ................................................................................................................................ 86 Failures ............................................................................................................................................ 86 Group Controller Scene ................................................................................................................... 87 Energy Data ..................................................................................................................................... 88

Export Energy Data ................................................................................................................................. 89 Device Lifetime ....................................................................................................................................... 91

Display the Device Lifetime Pie Chart for a Particular Geozone ......................................................91 Failure Analysis ....................................................................................................................................... 92

Display a Detailed Failure Report for a Particular Geozone ............................................................93 Failure Tracking ............................................................................................................................................. 93

Aggregated Number of Failures per Geozone ................................................................................ 93 Display Faulty Devices on a Map ..................................................................................................... 94

Cabinet Access History ........................................................................................................................... 95 Log Delivered History ............................................................................................................................. 95 Reset History .......................................................................................................................................... 95

1 LumInsight Web Portal User Guide

1. Login Page

This section familiarizes you with the usage of the LumInsight Web Portal.

Figure 1. Login Page

Figure 2. Invalid License Page

To access the LumInsight web portal, type the IP address in browser and

press Enter. It will open the LumInsight login page as shown in Figure 1.

This page allows you to log in to LumInsight . If the user has entered the valid UserName and Password then LumInsight will check for the LumInsight license. If license is valid then user will signin, otherwise it will open the error page as shown in Figure 2. Here you will be able to signin. If the license server is unreachable, after the signin we will send notification Email on license server.

If you tick the ‘remember me’ box, your user name and password will be

saved in a cookie on this computer. Next time you log on you will not need

to re-enter these details. If you delete the cookie or your browser is set to

Forgot Password

Follow the below steps for forgot password.

1. Click on Forgot Password link for reset password.

3. Enter new password and click on Save.

Figure 3. Forgot Password

Figure 4. Reset Password

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not accept cookies this function will not work. You can de-select the function

at any time by removing the tick from the box.

The Web interface of LumInsight is supported in IE8+ or above, Mozila

Firefox and Google Chrome

2. Enter User Name as shown in Figure 3. Click on Submit. You will receive

the mail of reset password via Email. Please check mail, we have sent

the mail for Reset Password. In the mail click on Reset Now as shown

in Figure 4. The link will expire in 2 hours.


1.1 Dash Board

Figure 1.1-1 DashBoard

1. Asset Management

2. Real Time Controlling

3. Alarm Management

4. Scheduler Management

5. Segment Controller Properties

6. Sensor Binding

7. User Management

8. System Management

9. Troubleshooting

10. Reports

This section provides the important information about the behavior of login

user Geozone and their sub-Geozone, view their profile and their activities

history.

Once you Log In, the LumInsight Dashboard is available. See Figure 1.1-1.

Now you can see your Geozone and access information about it. All the

functionality can be accessed from the LumInsight Dashboard.

On this page left side corner user can see ten different options. Given below

is the list of all the options:


DashBoard

Table 1.1-1 Dashboard Description

Blue Box Total number of Geozones

Green Box Total number of devices in Geozones

Grey Box Total number of devices un-configured in

Geozones

Yellow Box Total number of inactive devices in

Geozones

System

Information

Figure 1.1-2 System Information

Geozones Wise Energy Usage

Across the top of the Dashboard are four boxes. Table 1.1-1 describes each

of the boxes displayed under login user in brief.

A geozone is used to partition the hierarchy of the assets in the system. A

geozone can have multiple sub-geozones energy usage of Daily, Weekly and

Monthly. The following Figure 1.1-3, Figure 1.1-4 and Figure 1.1-5. Show

examples of each usage.

Click on icon, to access LumInsight system version information from your Dashboard as shown in Figure 1.1-2.


System Information

Figure 1.1-3 Geozones Wise Energy Usage Daily

Figure 1.1-4 Geozones Wise Energy Usage Weekly

Figure 1.1-5 Geozones Wise Energy Usage Monthly

In addition to displaying the energy usage by day, week, or month, you can

also compare energy usage over time. In the figures, this is displayed in the

three green boxes on the right.

There are three colors in the energy graph which indicates the under

report energy - light red, normal report energy - light blue and over report

energy - light yellow.


DashBoard

Table 1.1-2 describes each of the displayed under login user in brief.

Table 1.1-2 Geozones Wise Energy Usage Description

Today VS THIS DAY LAST Display the energy usage of today

and this day last week.

THIS WEEK VS LAST WEEK Display the energy usage of this

week and last week.

TODAY VS YESTERDAY Display the energy usage of today

and yesterday.

Geozone Wise Faulty Devices Widget

where you want to check for faulty devices. See Figure 1.1-6.

Figure 1.1-6 Geozone Wise Faulty Devices Widget

Geozone Wise Device Status Widget

The Dashboard includes a widget to display any faulty devices in your

Geozone, if they exist. Move your mouse across the pie and if there is a faulty

device. By clicking on icon, you can select the Geozone

This widget, also on the Dashboard, describes the number of devices and

their status under your Geozone login. Move your mouse across the pie and

popups will describe the number of active devices, inactive devices, and

unconfigured devices in the Geozone.

By clicking on icon, you will be able to select the Geozone to view. the

selected Geozone can have multiple sub Geozones status devices. See

Figure 1.1-7.


System Information

Figure 1.1-7 Geozone Wise Device Status Widget

Geozones

Figure 1.1-8 Geozones

Figure 1.1-9 Devices of Specific Geozone

This widget will display the login user's devices and Geozone can have

multiple sub-geozones. See Figure 1.1-8.

By clicking on Geozone, it will display the devices and a Geozone can have

multiple sub Geozones as shown in Figure 1.1-9.


DashBoard

Profile

Table 1.1-3 describes each of the icons displayed on the page in brief.

Table 1.1-3 Widget Icon Description

Zoom Used to Zoom In and Out

- Used to expand collapse

Refresh Used to refresh the widget

Figure 1.1-10 User Page


Table 1.1-4 User Page Icon Description

Profile View the current user profile

User Activity View current user activities log

License

Information

To view the license information

Log Out To exit the LUMINSIGHT web page

Click on icon, to view current user profile, activities history, license

Information, and logout from system. See Figure 1.1-10.

By clicking on Profile, it will display the profile information, change password

and dashboard widget settings display as shown in Figure 1.1-11.


User Activity

Figure 1.1-11 Profile Page

User Activity

the system. By default, you can see the last two day’s worth of activity

(module wise, as well as timing) and view other activities. The activity is

displayed for only the logged in user. See Figure 1.1-12.

To change password from profile page, enter your Old password, New

password and retype password. Click on Change, to change password as

shown in Figure 1.1-11.

To change widgets setting from profile page. Check box to display on

dashboard and uncheck to not display on dashboard. Click on Save.

User activity display only for login user. If you want to see other sub-user

activity, you can see it from User page under User Management Menu.

The User Activity page displays user actions performed on the whole system,

module-wise. It tracks activities and is useful to find behavior that changes


DashBoard

Figure 1.1-12 User Activity Page


Table 1.1-5 User Activity Page Icon Description

View More Displays the more activity

User Name Indicates user name

The User Activity page displays the user name and the gives you a button to

see more activity.


Geozones

1.2 Asset Management

This section gives you an overview of Asset Management.

Figure 1.2-1 Geozones

Table 1.2.1 describes each of the icons displayed on the page in brief.

Table 1.2.1 Manage Geozones Page Icon Description

Create Geozone Allows to create new Geozone

View Area Allows to view existing Geozone

area

Update Geozone Allows to edit existing Geozone

Delete Allows to delete Geozone

Create Geozone

Click on Create Geozone icon, to create Geozone as shown in Figure 1.2-2.

This page allows to create Geozones, update Geozones, and delete and view

areas under your logged in Geozones and their sub Geozones . See

Figure 1.2-1.


Asset Management

Figure 1.2-2 Create Geozone

Select Geozone Area.

Name: Enter name of Geozone.

Parent Geozone: Select parent Geozone.

NorthEast Latitude: NorthEast Latitude

NorthEast Longitude: NorthEast Longitude

SouthEast Latitude: SouthEast Latitude

SouthEast Longitude: SouthEast Longitude

Click on Save, to add your new Geozone.

GEOZONE TREE: By selecting the Geozone from the Geozone tree it will

display in the LumInsight system page. Changes at the Geozone tree will

change in the LumInsight system page. All changes here will reflect in

LumInsight.

Click on


icon, to choose the area for your Geozone as


Geozones

Figure 1.2-3 Select Geozone Area


Table 1.2.2 Select Geozone Area Icon Description

Zoom Allows to zoom In and Out of map

- Draw area of geozone

Edit Allows to update Geo position of

device

Search Allows to search from map

This is where you use LumInsight to draw the area that will include your

Geozone and click on Submit – this adds in NorthEast Latitude, NorthEast

Longitude, SouthWest Latitude, and SouthWest Longitude.


Asset Management

Devices

Figure 1.2-4 Manage Devices


Table 1.2.3 Manage Devices Icon Description

Geozone Tree This is your Geozone tree.

By selecting the geozone

from the geozone tree. It

will display in

LUMINSIGHT system

pages. By changing the

Geozone from the

Geozone tree. It will change

in LUMINSIGHT system

pages.

Update Allows to update existing

device

Delete Allows to delete device

LumInsight portal will support the devices type as CPD 3000 Lighting

Controller, CLP 3000 Lighting Controller, CPD 3000 Light, CLP 3000 Light,

Motion Sensor, CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge, Segment Control Contactor

and Digital Sensor. For more information of devices icon see Table 1.3.1

Devices Map Icons Description.

This page allows editing, deletion, and viewing of devices (Devices + Controller) in

this Geozone. Hierarchy Geozone devices information associated with the

login user will display. See Figure 1.2-4.


Devices

Delete Segment

Controller

Allows to delete segment

controller and delete

segment controller with all

references

Note: If user has admin role

View Device

Details

Used to view device details

Update Device

Figure 1.2-5 Edit Device

Click on icon, to edit an existing device as shown in Figure 1.2-5.

If the device type is Segment Controller then there is additional field

“Polling”. There are two values for Active and Passive.

On the Device Information tab, you can enter the name of the device or

controller (a controller is also one type of a device). You can add the Geo

Location at this screen, as well. Click on the for

pictorial representation of a device. Then click on

in map as shown in Figure 1.2-6.

to add device


Asset Management

Figure 1.2-6 Device on Map

Figure 1.2-7 Draw Device on Map

Figure 1.2-8. shows the identity of an OLC.

Latitude and Longitude automatically add when you draw device in map and

click on Submit.

Click on icon, to draw device on map as shown in Figure 1.2-7. Once the

device is there, click Save.

Your device is now part of your Geozone. Use the Next and

Previous tab, to move forward and backward through your devices. In these

screens, under Update Device, you can also find the identity of devices.


Devices

Figure 1.2-8 Identity for OLC

Segment Controller: Select the segment controller.

Figure 1.2-9 Identity for Segment Controller

When you identify a Segment Controller, the following fields are mandatory.

HostName: Host name of controller, is required.

Controller Technology: Select from list, is also required.

All fields are mandatory.

Do not change the entries from those used in the Identify dialog. The Neuron

ID/Unique Address should match your Neuron ID.

Once the information is displayed, click Next. Now you can set the identity

for a Segment Controller. See Figure 1.2-9.

Once the information has been entered, select Device in category, and click

Next. Figure 1.2-10. to create the identity for a sensor (Traffic Occupancy

Sensor (Sensor).


Asset Management

Figure 1.2-10 Identity for Sensor

Just like the Segment Controller screen, all fields here are mandatory.

Figure 1.2-11 Inventory for OLC

Fill out the fields of this screen.

Lamp Type: Select the lamp type. Baseline

Power: Enter the baseline power. Fixture

Model: Enter the fixture model.

Datasheet URL: Enter the datasheet URL.

Installed Date: Select the installed date.

Service Notes: Enter the service not.

Continue in Update Device area and select Device in the category and click

next. You will now enter Inventory information to support your devices. In

this example, the device is a lamp. See Figure 1.2-11.

Click on icon, to update the device. See Figure 1.2-4.


Devices

Cabinet Type: Select the cabinet type.

Address: Enter the address.


Comment: Enter the comment.

Figure 1.2-12 Inventory for Segment Controller

Figure 1.2-13 Inventory for Sensor

Only one field is required for a sensor.


Service Notes: Enter the service notes.

Now click Segment Controller and click on Next. The next Figure 1.2-12.

shows the inventory for the Segment Controller.

Click on icon, to update your controller. Continuing on, the next

step is to inventory a sensor. See Figure 1.2-13.


Asset Management

Delete Device

Figure 1.2-14 Delete Device

Delete Segment Controller

Figure 1.2-15 Delete Segment Controller with All References

View Details of Device

If you want to eliminate a device, you can delete it from manage device

page.

Click on icon, to delete a device. Opens a user confirmation dialog

box. Click on Yes, to delete device as shown in Figure 1.2-14.

To delete a segment controller, click on icon, to open the user

confirmation dialog box. You can delete all references to the controller with

this selection, if you are an admin. Click on Yes, to delete segment controller

with all references as shown in Figure 1.2-15.

User can delete segment controller with all references if the user has the

admin role.

Click on icon, to view details of device. This is only for view purpose as

shown in Figure 1.2-16., Figure 1.2-18 and Figure 1.2-19.


Devices

Figure 1.2-16 View Details of Category Type - Device

Figure 1.2-17 More Information

In addition to viewing the details of a device, you can use the same steps to

view details of a sensor or a controller. See Figure 1.2-18. and Figure 1.2-19.

By clicking on icon at the top of the screen, to view the more

information for your device as shown in Figure 1.2-17.


Asset Management

Figure 1.2-18 View Details of Category Type - Sensor

Figure 1.2-19 View Details of Category Type - Controller


Geopositioning

Figure 1.2-20 Update Device Location

icon, it will close sidebar.

Click on Save, to save devices position. See Figure 1.2-21.

Figure 1.2-21 Save Devices

This page displays devices and sub-Geozones of selected Geozones from

Geozone tree. User can change device location on map and to reset

positioning options. See Figure 1.2-20.

For more information of devices icon see Table 1.3.1 Devices Map Icons

Description.

Click on icon, to open sidebar and display Geozone tree in it, click on

any Geozone, display their devices with sub Geozones in Map. Again click on

Click on icon, to reset devices. See Figure 1.2-22.


Asset Management

Figure 1.2-22 Reset Devices

Figure 1.2-23 Selected Area in Manage Geozone

Figure 1.2-24 Manage Geopositioning View Devices

You will not able to move the devices from the Geozone boundary.

By using icon, you will able to select area for single and multiple

devices to change Geoposition as shown in Figure 1.2-23.

Right click on “Segment Controller”, to view devices of selected segment

controller with their group controller as shown in Figure 1.2-24.


Scene Definition

Scene

Definition

GEOZONE TREE: Selecting the Geozone from the Geozone tree will

display devices of that selected Geozone on the map. You will be able to

change location of devices.


Table 1.2.4 Manage Geopositioning View Devices Icon Description

Device is in group.

Device is not in group.

Device is selected to view devices.

Figure 1.2-25 Scene Definition


Table 1.2.5 Scene Definition Page Icon Description

Occupancy

Events

Indicates the scene is configured to

respond to occupancy events

View Devices with

Scene

Allows to view existing segment

controller scene definition

Edit Scene Allows to edit existing segment

controller scene definition

Delete Confirm Allows to delete segment controller

scene definition

This page allows to view, edit and delete scene definition as shown in

Figure 1.2-25.


Asset Management

View Devices with Scene

Figure 1.2-26 View Devices

Edit Scene Definition Configuration

Figure 1.2-27 Scene Definition Configuration

Delete Confirm

Click on View Devices icon, to view devices which are included with the

segment controller scene definition list as shown in Figure 1.2-26.

Click on Edit icon, to edit segment controller scene definition configuration

as shown in Figure 1.2-27.

Click on Delete icon, to delete segment controller scene definition as shown

in Figure 1.2-28.


Import Devices

Import Devices

Figure 1.2-28 Delete Confirm

Figure 1.2-29 Import Devices

Figure 1.2-30 Geo Positioning Confirm

Once you have browse file of devices and then uploaded. It will open the geo

positioning confirm dialog box. See Figure 1.2-30. There are options as Keep

the ERDP Geo positioning coordinates, Keep the CMS Geo positioning

coordinates and Apply Geo positioning coordinates to rest of all devices

same as above selected option.

On selection of Geo positioning, click on Yes, it will open the Controller

Polling Type dialog box. There are options active polling and passive polling


This page allows to upload devices and controller from .erdp and upload

device location from csv file as well as download template (file format) for

upload devices location. See Figure 1.2-29.


Asset Management

Figure 1.2-31 Controller Polling Type

Download Template

Click on Download, to download template.

Cancel Uploading

Automatically change status of next devices in data table (Status - Cancel).

Remove File After Browse

Template For Update Devices Location. (for update existing devices location)

Click on

See Figure 1.2-32.

icon, to download the template for devices upload.

Click on icon, to stop uploading from current upload device and next

devices not upload.

Click on icon, opens confirmation dialog box. Click on Yes, to

remove file after browse as shown in Figure 1.2-33.


Export Devices

Export Devices

Figure 1.2-34 Export Devices

Figure 1.2-35 Select Attributes

Device is uploaded successfully, see “Imported/Updated” for devices.

“Imported/Scene Imported” for segment controller.” in status, if any error

then display error message in status and uploading cancel then display

“Cancel” in status.

Select Category to export the segment controller and device. Click on Next.

See Figure 1.2-35.

After selection of attributes, click on Export icon to export the csv file. Click

on Save, to save exported file as shown in Figure 1.2-36.

This page allows to export devices category wise (Segment Controller and

devices) as well as combine. See Figure 1.2-34.


Asset Management

Replace

Devices

Figure 1.2-36 Save Exported File


Table 1.2.6 Export Devices Icon Description

Select All Used to select all attributes

Invert Selection Used to invert selection of

attributes

Figure 1.2-37 Action for Replacing the Devices

This page allows to replace light or replace devices of the selected devices as


Select the devices from the replace page to replace light or devices as shown

in Figure 1.2-38. After applying the action, you will see the dialog box as



Replace Segment Controller

Replace

Segment

Controller

Figure 1.2-39 Replace Segment Controller

Figure 1.2-40 Download ERDP

Figure 1.2-41 Browse Files

Enter New Unique Address/ Neuron Id of devices. Click OK to exit the dialog

box.

Click on icon, to download the ERDP file.

Click on icon, to browse file for replace segment controller

and its property as well as devices in it. File is accepted only .erdp.

This page allows exporting segment controller which is selected from

dropdown, it will export ERDP file containing devices, scenes, templates

information and other details. User can used ERDP file after resync using

Provisioning tool for replacing new segment controller as shown in

Figure 1.2-39


Figure 1.3-1 Real Time Control

1.3 Real Time Control


Table 1.3.1 Devices Map Icons Description

Device is ON.

Device is OFF.

Device has dimmer 25%.

This chapter describes the steps for remotely taking control of each

individual device in a Geozone.

This page allows you to control your devices to switch them ON/OFF, set

dimming, read failure status of them, and see status wise filtering devices in

your LumInsight map. To control your devices, access the Control Devices as






Device is Inactive.

Device is Unconfigured.

Device is unknown.

Device is in auto mode ON.

Device is in auto mode OFF.

Device is in auto mode with dimmer 25%.



Device is in auto mode with inactive status.

Device is in auto mode with unconfigured status.

Device is in auto mode with unknown status.

Segment controller is active with passive polling.

Segment controller is inactive with passive polling.


Real Time Control


Segment controller is active with active polling.

Segment controller is inactive with active polling.

Sensor is configured.

Sensor is unconfigured.

Sensor is inactive.

Sensor is unknown.

Bridge is configured.

Bridge is inactive.

Bridge is unconfigured.

Bridge is unknown.

Direct control with dimmer 100.

Direct control with dimmer auto.

Direct control with dimmer 0.

Direct control is in auto mode with dimmer 100.



Direct control is in auto mode with dimmer auto.

Direct control is in auto mode with dimmer 0.

CPD 3000 Lighting Controller is configured.

CPD 3000 Lighting Controller is inactive.

CPD 3000 Lighting Controller is unconfigured.

CPD 3000 Lighting Controller is unknown.

CLP 3000 Lighting Controller is configured.

CLP 3000 Lighting Controller is inactive.

CLP 3000 Lighting Controller is unconfigured.

CLP 3000 Lighting Controller is unknown.

Digital Sensor is configured.

Digital Sensor is inactive.

Digital Sensor is unconfigured.

Digital Sensor is unknown.


Real Time Control

Select Geozone

View Full Screen

Figure 1.3-2 View Full Screen

Filter Devices in Map

Check/uncheck check box of filtering portion.

Figure 1.3-3 Filter Devices Map

Checking the boxes controls what is displayed on the map, as follows.

Click on toggle icon, to open or close the Geozone Tree.

Click on a Geozone to see a device. The devices of a selected Geozone will

display in the map.

Click on icon, to open window in full screen view as shown in

Figure 1.3-2. Use the arrows icon to move into full screen view.


CPD 3000 Light: If unchecked, the ‘CPD 3000 Lights’ will not display on map.

CLP 3000 Light: If unchecked, the ‘CLP 3000 Lights’ will not display on map.

Digital Sensor: If unchecked, the ‘digital sensors’ will not display on map.

Up: If unchecked, any device that is ‘up’ will not be shown on map.

Down: If unchecked, any device that is ‘down’ will not be shown on map.

Real Time Controlling in View Devices

Figure 1.3-4 View Devices

Motion Sensor: If unchecked, the ‘motion sensor’ devices will not display on

map.

CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge: If unchecked, the ‘CRD 3000 Street Light

Bridges’ will not display on map.

Segment Controller Contactor: If unchecked, the ‘segment controller

contactors’ will not display on map.

CPD 3000 Lighting Controller: If unchecked, the ‘CPD 3000 lighting

controllers’ will not display on map.

CLP 3000 Lighting Controller: If unchecked, the ‘CLP 3000 lighting

controllers’ will not display on map.

Segment Controller: If unchecked, the ‘segment controllers’ will not display

on map.

Your map lets you view devices of a selected Geozone. Right click on

“Segment Controller”, to view devices of selected segment controller with

group as shown in Figure 1.3-4.


Real Time Control


Table 1.3.2 Real Time Controlling Map Icon Description

Device is in group.

Device is not in group.

Device is selected to view devices.

Read Device Information

Segment Controller

It is segment controller then display information as shown in Figure 1.3-5.

Figure 1.3-5 Set Dimming of All Devices of Segment Controller

Motion Sensor

It is sensor then display information as shown in Figure 1.3-6.

To read device information, double click in a device on the map or double

click on devices in a Geozone Tree. Open the right sidebar to display

information.

Dimming feature is applied only those devices which are supported dimming

function.

Set dimming of all devices by segment controller (required segment

controller is active.)


Figure 1.3-6 Sensor Information

Motion Sensor is not supports dimmer functionality.

Segment Controller Contactor

Figure 1.3-7 Segment Controller Contactor Information

Digital Sensor

Figure 1.3-8. shows the digital sensor information.

Click on icon, to refresh device information (request to get data from

segment controller).

Set dimming of device by clicking on ON, OFF or AUTO (required device is

active). It will set the dimming value of group controller 1 in segment

controller as shown in Figure 1.3-7.


Real Time Control

Figure 1.3-8 Digital Sensor

CPD 3000 Lighting Controller

Figure 1.3-9. shows the CPD 3000 lighting controller information.

Figure 1.3-9 CPD 3000 Lighting Controller

CLP 3000 Lighting Controller

Figure 1.3-10. shows the CLP 3000 lighting controller information.


Figure 1.3-10 CLP 3000 Lighting Controller

CPD 3000 Light and CLP 3000 Light

Figure 1.3-11 Read Device Information

This is used to read device information, failure status, set dimming,

configured devices parameter (Device need to consider as active). If double

click on device, it displays device information as shown in Figure 1.3-11.


Alarm

Definition

1.4 Alarm Management

This section gives you an overview of Alarm Management.

Figure 1.4-1 Manage Alarms


Table 1.4.1 Alarm Icon Description

Indicates the alarm is enable as well as disable alarm by

clicking on it

Indicates the alarm is disable as well as enable alarm by

clicking on it

Display the failure alarm information

View the acknowledged history

View the Email Subscriber of Alarm

This page allows to view, create, edit, delete, enable and disable alarm for

the devices. Manage such alarms when failures and other data are collected

from devices. See Figure 1.4-1.


Alarm Definition

Update the alarm

Delete Alarm

Create Alarm

This page allows to create a new alarm. See Figure 1.4-2.

Figure 1.4-2 Alarm Information

Name: Name of Geozone

Geozone: Select Geozone to create alarm

Geozone and Alarm type selection is required.

Click on Next, go to next wizard.

This screen display as per alarm type.

The process to create an alarm is generic. Most of the parameters are similar

from one type of alarm to the other. Thus, the process is described below

and the specific parameters for each type of alarms.

Click on icon, to create alarm.

Alarm Type: Select type of alarm to create (Each type of alarm is described

below).


Alarm Management

Figure 1.4-3 Failure - Device Alarm : Failure Ratio In A Geozone

Figure 1.4-4 Failure - Device Alarm : Multiple Failures On Multiple Devices

Figure 1.4-5 Device Alarm : Single Alarm on Multiple Devices


Alarm Definition

Figure 1.4-6 Failure - Device Alarm : Lost [Offline] Ratio In Geozone

Figure 1.4-7 Failure - Controller Alarm : Cabinet Alarm

Figure 1.4-8 Email

This page allows the user to select more than one other user to send email.

Fill all fields on failure wizard. Then Click on Next, you will see the Email

wizard as shown in Figure 1.4-8.

Click on icon, to select user for send email as shown in Figure 1.4-9.


Alarm Management

Figure 1.4-9 Select User for Email

Fill in the parameters for the alarm as shown in Figure 1.4-8.

Click on Save, to add alarm.

Update an Alarm

This page allows to update an alarm.

Figure 1.4-10 Update an Alarm

Click on Update icon, to update the alarm.

Delete An Alarm

Figure 1.4-11 Delete an Alarm

Click on icon, to update the parameters of the selected alarm as shown in Figure 1.4-10.

Click on icon, to delete an alarm. View Confirmation dialog box. Click on

Delete to confirm. See Figure 1.4-11.

Click on icon, to view failures of created alarm. See Figure 1.4-12.


Alarm Definition

Figure 1.4-12 Failure of Alarm

Figure 1.4-14 Acknowledged History

Enable/ Disable an Alarm

Alarm is enabled as well as disabled by clicking on it.

Alarm is disabled as well as enabled alarm by clicking on it.

Alarm will be triggered, only if the alarm is enabled.

Click on icon, to view list of email address of user to send mail while

alarm generates. See Figure 1.4-13.

Click on icon, to view acknowledged history as shown in Figure 1.4-14.


Alarm Management

Alarm Type

Table below describes each type of alarm for a device and its parameters:

Cabinet alarm Alarm is triggered if segment

controller cabinet open and

triggered event detect by CMS.

Segment Controllers name.

Lost [OFFLINE] ratio in Geozone Alarm is triggered if system

detects that the percentage of

devices with inactive state in the

selected geozone.

Lost Devices Ratio (%):

percentage of inactive Devices is

reached which the alarm is

triggered.

Device alarm: failure

ratio in a group

Alarm is triggered if system

detects that the percentage of

devices with a failure (user defined

list of failures) in the selected

Geozone .

Critical failure ratio (%):

percentage of faulty Devices is

reached which the alarm is

triggered.

Failures: type of failures

considered to trigger this alarm.

Device alarm: multiple failures on

multiple devices


detects that any of the devices in a

geozone and its sub-geozone has

a failure (user-defined failures).



Equipment: devices to be

considered in this alarm.

Device alarm: single alarm on

multiple devices


detects that the number of devices

with a failure (user-defined list of

failures) is above a user-defined

threshold in a Geozone and its

Sub-Geozones.

Failure number: threshold

(number of faulty devices) above

which the alarm is triggered.



Equipment: devices to be

considered in this alarm.


Active Alarms

Active Alarms

Display all active alarms of login user Geozone. See Figure 1.4-15.

Figure 1.4-15 Manage Active Alarms

Set Acknowledge an Active Alarm

This page allows to set acknowledge an active alarm.

Enter a comment in the entry field and click on Save.

Figure 1.4-16 Set Acknowledge an Active Alarm

View Acknowledge History

Click on icon, to set acknowledge for an active alarm. See Figure 1.4-16.

Click on icon, to view acknowledge history as shown in Figure 1.4-17.

This page allows display of the active alarms that have been triggered by the

system. Operators can acknowledged them from here. Alarm conditions are

configured using the “Manage Alarm Definition”.


Dimming

Profile

1.5 Schedule Management

This section gives you an overview of Schedule Management.

Figure 1.5-1 Dimming Profile


Table 1.5.1 Dimming Profile Icon Description

Create Dimming

Profile

Allows creation of the

dimming profile

Dimming Profile

Scenes

Display the chart of scene

vs time

Segment

Schedule with

Dimming Profile

Allows view of segment

schedule which contains

selected dimming profile

Update Allows update of dimming

profile

Delete Allows to delete dimming

profile

Update Dimming

Profile

Allows update dimming of

profile

Manage Dimming

Profiles

Allows to redirect on

manage dimming profiles

page

This page allows you to create, update and delete dimming profiles as shown in

Figure 1.5-1.


Dimming Profile

Create Dimming Profile

Figure 1.5-2 Create Dimming Profile


Table 1.5.2 Create Controller Icon Description

Save Dimming

Profile

Allows save of dimming

profile

Manage

Dimming Profiles



page

Add Allows to add scene in type,

time and scene

Type: Select Scheduler type

Time: Select time to display

the scene on time

Scene: Select Dimming

scene for max, min, mid and

off

Dimming Profile Scenes

Click on Create Dimming Profile icon, to create new dimming profile. See

Figure 1.5-2.

Click on icon, to view dimming scenes vs time chart as shown in

Figure 1.5-3.


Scheduler Management

Segment Schedule

Figure 1.5-4 Segment Schedule

Update Dimming Profile

Figure 1.5-5 Update Dimming Profile

Click on icon, to view segment schedule list as shown in Figure 1.5-4.

Click on icon, to update the existing dimming profile as shown in

Figure 1.5-5.


Segment Schedule


Table 1.5.3 Update Dimming Profile Icon Description

Update Dimming

Profile

Allows to update dimming

profile

Manage

Dimming Profiles



page

Add Allows to add scene in type,

time and scene

Type: Select Scheduler type

Time: Select time to display

the scene on time

Scene: Select Dimming

scene for max, min, mid and

off

Edit Dimming

Profile Scene

Allows to edit dimming

profile scene

Delete Dimming

Scene

Allows to delete dimming

profile scene

Delete Dimming Profile

Figure 1.5-6 Delete Dimming Profile

Click on Yes, to delete the selected dimming profile.

Segment

Schedule

Click on icon, to delete selected dimming profile from the manage

dimming profile list page as shown in Figure 1.5-6.

This page allows to create segment schedule, update, delete, Commission

and Uncommission as shown in Figure 1.5-7.



Figure 1.5-7 Segment Schedule


Table 1.5.4 Segment Schedule Icon Description

Create Segment Schedule Allows to create segment

schedule

UnCommission Segment

Schedule

Shows the segment

schedule is not commission

in segment controller

Commission Segment

Schedule

Shows the segment

schedule is commission in

segment controller

Apply Commission

Segment Schedule

Allows to apply commission

segment schedule in

segment controller

Apply UnCommission

Segment Schedule

Allows to apply

uncommission segment

schedule in segment

controller

Update Allows to update segment

schedule

Delete Allows to delete segment

schedule

Create Segment Schedule

Click on Create Segment Schedule icon, to set the schedule for segment for

the selected group as shown in Figure 1.5-8.


Segment Schedule

Figure 1.5-8 Create Segment Schedule

Figure 1.5-9 Select Group Controller

Click on Select icon, to select group controllers for segment schedule.

Figure 1.5-10 Daily Schedule

Enter and to

select the group controllers to create segment schedule as shown in

Figure 1.5-9.

Also you will able to set the segment schedule daily and exception as shown

in Figure 1.5-10 and Figure 1.5-11.

Click on days, you will see the daily schedule select dialog box as shown in

Figure 1.5-10.



Please select schedule and click on Select.

Click on Save, to save the segment controller schedule.

Figure 1.5-11 Exception Schedule Definition

By clicking on any day from the scheduler page, it will pop up the daily

schedule definition as shown in Figure 1.5-12. Check the check box, to

schedule for Rest of the week.

Figure 1.5-12 Daily Schedule Definition - Sunday

Apply Commission

Figure 1.5-13 Apply Commission

Segment schedule commission on segment controllers.

By selecting on the month days, you will set the schedule for the exception

schedule as shown in Figure 1.5-11.

Click on Apply Commission icon, to apply commission schedule as shown in

Figure 1.5-13.


Segment Schedule

Apply Uncommission

Figure 1.5-14 Apply Uncommission

Segment schedule Uncommission from segment controllers.

Update Segment Controller Schedule

Figure 1.5-15 Update Segment Controller Schedule

Click on Apply Uncommission icon, to apply uncommission schedule as


Click on icon, to update created segment controller schedule as shown

in Figure 1.5-15.

Click on any day

the update page. See Figure 1.5-16.

from



Figure 1.5-16 Update Daily Schedule

Figure 1.5-17 Exception Schedule Definition

Delete Segment Schedule

Figure 1.5-18 Delete Segment Schedule

Click on Yes, to confirm the delete segment schedule.

Delete Scheduler from Calendar

By selecting on the month days, you will set the schedule for the exception

schedule as shown in Figure 1.5-17.

Click on icon, to update schedule for the group controller.

Click on icon, to delete segment schedule as shown in Figure 1.5-18.

By right clicking on any date of calendar and click on


to delete schedule


Group Controller


Table 1.5.5 Manage Group Controller Icon Description

Group Lighting

Controller

Allows to view and configured the

group lighting controller

View Dimming

Profile

Allows to view dimming profiles done

on group controller

Bind Devices Allows to view bind devices

Update Allows to update group controller

name

This page allows to group lighting controller which includes 16 group controllers , dimming profiles and update. See Figure 1.5-20.



Cancel Used to exit the dialog box

Refresh Display the latest information of

segment controller group

Group Lighting Controller

Group Lighting Controller Configuration Options:

Control State

Scheduled Exception

Time Override

Level Override

Temporary Scene

Figure 1.5-21 Control State

In the Scheduled Exception, set the scheduled date, time and exception

Figure 1.5-21.

Click on icon, to set the group lighting controller as shown in

duration time, override scene and click on

scheduled exception as shown in Figure 1.5-22.

icon, to set the


Group Controller

Figure 1.5-22 Scheduled Exception

In the Time Override, set override duration time, override scene and click on

icon, to set the time override as shown in Figure 1.5-23.

In the Level Override, set the Control level and override duration time in

minutes shown in Figure 1.5-24.



In the Temporary Scene, set the temporary scene as shown in Figure 1.5-25.

Figure 1.5-25 Temporary Scene

Dimming Profiles

Figure 1.5-26 Dimming Profiles

Bind Device

Click on icon, to view dimming profiles list for segment group controller


Click on icon, to update the group controller name as shown in

Figure 1.5-27.


Group Controller

Figure 1.5-27 Bind Device

Update

Figure 1.5-28 Update Group Name

Click on Update, to update the group controller schedule.

Click on icon, to update the group controller name as shown in Figure 1.5-28.


1.6 Segment Controller Properties

This section gives you an overview of the Segment controller properties.

Network Mode Figure 1.6-1 shows the network management mode page.

Figure 1.6-1 Network Mode


Table 1.6.1 Network Management Mode Icon Description

Configuration Mode Allows to apply

configuration mode

- Indicates the inactive

segment controller

Click on icon, to apply the configuration network mode as shown in

Figure 1.6-2.

Select when network configuration changes are propagated to segment

controller. There are three options available in Network Management

Mode.


Poll Manager

1. OnNet

2. OffNet

3. Maintenance

Poll Manager This is used for settings segment controller configuration parameter.

Figure 1.6-3 Polling Manager


Table 1.6.2 Polling Manager Icon Description

Operation Data Allows to apply operation

data configuration

Fault Data Allows to apply fault data

configuration


segment controller

Changes are sent immediately to the segment controller on the network.

Select OnNet if you are installing an engineered network, or if you are

designing and installing an ad-hoc network at the same time.

Changes are stored in the network database and then sent to the segment

controller on the network when you place the SmartServer OnNet. Select

OffNet if you are designing an engineered network.

Same as OnNet except that the SmartServer does not send out heartbeat

and polling messages. This increases the available bandwidth by freeing up

the consumption from checking data point heartbeats, sending poll

requests, and receiving poll message responses.


Segment Controller Properties

Figure 1.6-5 General Mode Operation Data Configuration

Figure 1.6-6 Advance Mode Operation Data Configuration

Figure 1.6-7 General Mode Fault Data Configuration

Click on Operation Data icon, to apply operation data configuration as

shown in Figure 1.6-5. Selection of General mode, it will set the value for

data resolution as High, Mid, Min and Low.

Selection of Advance mode, set the value for data resolution manually as


Click on Fault Data icon, to apply operation data configuration as shown in

Figure 1.6-7 and Figure 1.6-8.


Log Manager

Figure 1.6-8 Advance Mode Fault Data Configuration

Log Manager This is used for settings configuration parameters of the log.

Figure 1.6-9 Log Manager


Table 1.6.3 Log Manager Icon Description

Operation Data Allows to apply operation

data configuration, displays

the number of operation log

received and indicates the

log manages is disabled or

enabled.

Fault Data Allows to apply fault data

configuration, displays the

number of fault log

received and indicates the

log manages is disabled or

enabled.

Dashboard Data Allows to apply dashboard

data configuration, displays

the number of dashboard

log received and indicates

the log manages is

disabled or enabled.


Segment Controller Properties

Table 1.6.3 Log Manager Icon Description

Reporting Health Error Displays the report of

selected days if the

selected days will not

receive the data log for

operation data, fault data

and dashboard data then it

will indicates reporting

heath with error

Reporting Health Warning Displays the report of


selected days will received

the data log for operation

data, fault data or

dashboard data then it will

indicate reporting heath

with warning

Reporting Health OK Displays the report of


selected days received the

data log for operation

data, fault data and

dashboard data then it will

indicates reporting heath

with OK


segment controller

- Used to test web binder

and log manager working

properly or not


and log manager working

properly


and log manager not

working properly

Click on Operation Data icon, to apply operation data configuration as



Log Manager

Figure 1.6-11 Fault Data Configuration

Figure 1.6-12 Dashboard Data Configuration

Click on Fault Data icon, to apply operation data configuration as shown in

Figure 1.6-11.

Click on Dashboard Data icon, to apply operation data configuration as



1.7 Sensor Binding

This section gives you an overview of sensor binding.

Figure 1.7-1 Sensor Binding

This page allows binding devices with sensors. See Figure 1.7-1.


Table 1.7.1 Binding Devices with Sensor Icon Description

View Geozones

Tree

Allows to expand Geozones tree to

bind devices with sensor

Bind Device Indicates device is bind

UnBind Device Indicates device is unbind

Bind Device with

number of

sensors bounded

Indicates device is bind with the 11

sensors

Apply Binding Allows to apply binding for selected

devices (or group of devices)

By right click on selected motion sensor or digital sensor, you will be able to

bind devices as shown in Figure 1.7-2.


Figure 1.7-2 Bind Devices

Apply Binding to Motion Sensor

Figure 1.7-3 Apply Binding

This is used to view bound sensor list and bind and unbind devices and also

set hold time of sensor.

Click on icon, to apply binding by selecting the sensor for devices

as shown in Figure 1.7-3. You will be able to set the Hold Time.

After clicking on Apply icon, the checked devices are bind and unchecked

devices are unbind.


Sensor Binding


Table 1.7.2 Apply Binding Page Icon Description

No Indication the device is not bound

Yes Indication the device is bound

Yes - Bound with Indication the device is bound with

selected sensor as well as another

sensor

One device can bind with maximum

11 sensor

- Appears when the 11 sensors are

already bound with the device

- Hover on chain icon, it will display the

list of other sensors which are bound

with the device.

Apply Binding to Digital Sensor

If group of lights for CPD-3000 Lighting Controller or CLP-3000 Lighting

Controller is “TreatAsSame” then binding/unbinding of any one also bind/

unbind all others of the same group.

This is used to view bound digital sensor list and bind and unbind devices and

also set hold time of digital sensor.

Click on icon, to apply binding by selecting the digital sensor for

devices as shown in Figure 1.7-3. You will be able to set the hold time.


Figure 1.7-4 Apply Binding

Figure 1.7-5 Configure Digital Sensor

If group of lights for CPD-3000 Lighting Controller or CLP-3000 Lighting

Controller is “TreatAsSame” then binding/unbinding of any one also binds/

unbinds others of same group.

By clicking icon, you will be able to set or change properties of digital

sensors. See Figure 1.7-5. You will make changes to the selected digital

sensor Type.


1.8 User Management

Users

This section gives you an overview of User Management.

Figure 1.8-1 Users


Table 1.8.1 Manage Users Page Icon Description

Create User Allows to create the user

Update Allows to edit in user profile

Delete Allows to delete user

User Activity Allows to view user activities log

Create User

See Figure 1.8-2. and Figure 1.8-3.

Click on the Create User icon, to add user. Fill in all the entry fields displayed

on the wizard.

Click on next tab, (you will be able to see User

Information, next is User Credential, and if you are in User Credential then

move on Role Configuration) and previous is reverse of it.

With this page, create, edit, delete and view Users and user’s activities of

login into user geozone and their sub-geozones. See Figure 1.8-1.


Users

Figure 1.8-2 User Information

Figure 1.8-3 User Credential

Role Configuration

Figure 1.8-4 Role Configuration

This wizard is used to assign role to user (when user login, display module as

per the selection of role assign). See Figure 1.8-4.


User Management

Update User

Figure 1.8-5 User Information

Figure 1.8-6 User Credential

After adding the user, if you want to make changes then click on the edit user

profile. You will see the edit page as shown in Figure 1.8-5.

User Information tab, you cannot make changes in geozones. See

Figure 1.8-5.

User Credential tab, you cannot make changes in user name. See

Figure 1.8-6

Check and uncheck the check box for selection of module to update the role

of configuration. Then, click on Update, to update the role of configuration.

See Figure 1.8-7.


Geozone Lock

Figure 1.8-7 Role Configuration

Delete User

View User Activity

Geozone Lock

Figure 1.8-8 Geozone Lock

Click on icon, opens dialog box for confirmation to delete user profile.

Click on Yes, to delete user.

Click on icon, to view specific user activity.

Sub-geozone locked when the parent geozone locked by user. Same applies for

Unlock.

Once the parent geozone is locked by admin then sub-geozone user can not

access the LumInsight web portal and only receive the notifications.

This page allows admin users to lock the geozone of the sub-users. See

Figure 1.8-8.


User Management


Table 1.8.2 Lock Geozone Page Icon Description

Lock Allows to unlock the geozone

Unlock Allows to lock the geozone

Figure 1.8-9 Confirm Lock

Click on unlock icon, opens dialog box for confirmation to lock geozone. Click on Yes, to unlock geozone. See Figure 1.8-10.

Figure 1.8-10 Confirm Unlock

Click on lock icon, opens dialog box for confirmation to lock geozone. Click

on Yes, to lock geozone. See Figure 1.8-9.


1.9 System Management

This section gives you an overview of the System Management.

Database

Backup

Figure 1.9-1 System Management - Database Backup


Backup Allows to backup current database

Database

Restore

Figure 1.9-2 System Management - Database Restore


Restore Allows to restore current or newer

version of database

This page allows to locate your database backup in your local network

system. See Figure 1.9-1. Also you have to provide the path to locate your

database backup.

This page allows to restore database from your local network system. See

Figure 1.9-2. Also you have to provide the path of database restore file.


System Management

Database restore successfully only if the given database (input .backup file)

has version equal or greater than the current version of database.

Before the Database restore, your current database backup file has been

provided by CMS. It is located at the same path of Restore File Location.


Query Status

1.10 Troubleshooting

This section gives you an overview of Troubleshooting.

Figure 1.10-1 Query Status


Table 1.10.1 Troubleshooting Icon Description

Query Status Allows query status of all devices of selected controller

(sequentially)

If in sequence any device fail to query status,

then it stops process of checking devices.

Status of

Individual Device

Allows the query of status of individual device

Clicking on Query Status icon, you be will able to check selected devices

as shown in Figure 1.10-2. Also query status message display in

Query Status column.

This enables a view of the list of device status and query status on

a segment controller as shown in Figure 1.10-1.


Test Devices

Figure 1.10-2 Status Message

Test Devices This page allows a view of the list of devices status as shown in Figure 1.10-3.

Figure 1.10-3 Test Devices


Table 1.10.2 Test Devices Icon Description

Check Status Allows to check status of all devices of selected controller

(sequentially)

If in sequence any device fail to check status,

then stop process of check devices from fail

device and not check status of other devices.

Status of

Individual Device

Allows to check status of individual device

Clicking on Check Status icon, you will able to check selected devices or

device status as shown Figure 1.10-4. Check status message display in Action

Status column.


Troubleshooting

Poll Statistics

Figure 1.10-5 Poll Statistics


Table 1.10.3 Poll Statistics Icon Description

Poll Statistics View poll statics information of segment controller

Poll Trigger View poll trigger information of segment controller

- Indicates the inactive segment controller

Close Close to exit the Poll Statistics and Poll Trigger information dialog

box

Click on icon, it will display the poll statistics information for the

segment controller as shown in Figure 1.10-6.

This page is used to view poll statistics information and poll trigger

information as shown in Figure 1.10-5.


Log Statistics

Log Statistics

Figure 1.10-7 Poll Trigger

Click on icon, it will display the poll trigger information segment


This page is used to view operation statistic, fault statistic and dashboard

statistic information as shown in Figure 1.10-8.


Troubleshooting

Figure 1.10-8 Log Statistics


Table 1.10.4 Log Statistics Icon Description

Operation Statistics View the operation data information

Fault Statistics View the fault data configuration

Dashboard Statistics View the dashboard data configuration

- Indicates the inactive segment controller

Figure 1.10-9 Operation Statistics

Figure 1.10-10 Fault Statistics

Click on icon, it will display the operation data information as shown in

Figure 1.10-9.

Click on icon, it will display the fault data information as shown in

Figure 1.10-10.


Segment Controller Dashboard

Figure 1.10-11 Dashboard Statistics

Segment

Controller

Dashboard

Figure 1.10-13 System Operating Values

Click on icon, it will display the dashboard data information as shown in

Figure 1.10-11.

Click on Segment Controller Dashboard, it will display the segment

controller dashboard information as shown in Figure 1.10-12.


Data History

1.11 Reports

Operating Data

Figure 1.11-1 Operating Data History

Figure 1.11-2 Operating Data

Failures

Operating Data: Data history of Power, Voltage, Energy, Cycle Count, Level,

Rcv Time Outs, Power Factor, Temperature and RunTime. See Figure 1.11-2.

Select the data to display in the list of failure data for the selected segment


This page allows the display of historical data on operations, failures and the

group controller scene. It is collected from any segment controller for a

particular date interval.


Data History

Figure 1.11-3 Failure Data History

Figure 1.11-4 In Failures

Group Controller Scene

Figure 1.11-5 Group Controller Scene

In Failures: Data history of Low Power, High Power, Low Supply Voltage, High

Supply Voltage, High Temperature, Low PF, Relay Failed, Failed Start, Lamp

Failed and Status. See Figure 1.11-4.

Select the group controller scene, to display the scene of selected segment



Reports

Energy Data

Figure 1.11-6 OLC's Active Energy

Figure 1.11-7 Energy Data

Figure 1.11-8 Metered Active Energy

Select the energy data, it will display the selected segment controller of

selected date range as shown in Figure 1.11-6.

Energy Data: Energy data display for OLC's Active Energy, Metered Active

Energy, Metered Apparent Energy, Metered Reactive Energy as shown in

Figure 1.11-7.

Figure 1.11-8. shows the Metered Active energy for the selected segment

controller of selected date range.

Figure 1.11-9. shows the Metered Apparent energy for the selected segment



Export Energy Data

Figure 1.11-9 Metered Apparent Energy

Figure 1.11-10 Metered Reactive Energy

Export Energy

Data

Figure 1.11-10. shows the Metered Reactive energy for the selected segment


If the user has selected geozone then it contains Geozone Metered Energy

Data Sum, Unmetered Energy Data Sum, OLC Energy Data Sum and

Individually OLC Data Sum of all devices under geozone hierarchy.

If the user has selected segment controller then it contains Geozone

Metered Energy Data Sum, Unmetered Energy Data Sum, OLC Energy Data

Sum and Individually OLC Data Sum of all devices under segment controller.

If the user has selected device then it contains OLC Energy Data Sum and

Date wise OLC Data Sum of selected device.

This page allows to export energy data based on selected geozone, segment

controller and device. See Figure 1.11-11., Figure 1.11-12. and

Figure 1.11-13.


Reports

Figure 1.11-11 Export Energy Data for Geozone


Device Lifetime

Device Lifetime

Click on Export icon, it opens the dialog box as shown in Figure 1.11-14.

Figure 1.11-14 Export

Click on Export to CSV icon, to export the csv files as shown in Figure 1.11-15.

Figure 1.11-15 Export to CSV

Display the Device Lifetime Pie Chart for a

Particular Geozone

Click on icon, to display the device lifetime (e.g. lamp lifetime) pie

chart for selected geozone. It displays geozone tree. Select geozone from it.

The device lifetime analysis pie chart will display as shown in Figure 1.11-16.

This page provides operators with an analysis of the number of running

hours per lamp and per geozone. This helps anticipate lamp change

operations by getting the list of the older lamps within each region.


Reports

Figure 1.11-16 Pie Chart for a Particular Geozone

Failure

Analysis • Get the number of devices and the percentage of devices in each slice by hovering over the pie slice.

• Display the list of devices by clicking on the pie slice.

Figure 1.11-17 Failure Analysis

Each slice of the pie chart represents the devices whose percentage of

expected lifetime is comprised between the pie slice limits (e.g. between

95% and 100%). The percentage of expected lifetime is measured by

comparing the number of running hours measured by the LPC that drives the

device to the expected lamp lifetime.

This page provides end-users with the number and percentage of

devices and their failures per geozone in which failure devices were

detected.

Click on

.CSV file.

icon, to export the content of the displayed failure report in a

Click on icon, to reload and refresh the report.


Failure Tracking

Display a Detailed Failure Report for a Particular

Geozone

Figure 1.11-18 Failure Report

Failure

Tracking Aggregated Number of Failures per Geozone

Click on a geozone name in grid to display the detailed failure report for a

particular geozone. The detailed failure report is shown in

Figure 1.11-18.

Click on icon, to export the content to display a detailed failure report

for a particular Geozone a .CSV file.

Click on icon, to reload and refresh the report.

Click on icon, to Aggregated Failure Report page.

Click on icon, select a geozone from the geozone tree to display the

aggregated number of failures per geozone.

Display all geozones. For any sub-geozone that contains devices with failures,

the number of failures in each sub-geozone is displayed in bubble on a

orange pin. The bubble is colored in red if there is any critical failure. The pin

is colored in orange if there are only non-critical failures and in green if no

failure has been detected on the devices. See Figure 1.11-19.

This page provides the number and the position of the devices with

critical and non-critical warnings on the map.


Reports

Figure 1.11-19 Aggregated Number of Failures per Geozone

Display Faulty Devices on a Map

The devices are colored in:

• Red if the device has a critical failure (i.e. outage).

• Orange if the device has a non-critical failure (i.e. warning).

• Green if no failure has been detected on this device.

Figure 1.11-20 Display Faulty Devices on a Map

Action – To display faulty devices on the map, click on a geozone that

contains devices to display each device.

You can also hover mouse over the device to display more information

about the device and the type of warning or outage that has been detected

on the device. See Figure 1.11-20.


Cabinet Access History

Cabinet

Access History

Figure 1.11-21 Cabinet Access History

Log Delivered

History (bytes). See Figure 1.11-22.

Figure 1.11-22 Log Delivered History

Reset History

This page allows to provide the segment controller cabinet access history

based on selected segment controller and date range as shown in

Figure 1.11-21.

This page allows to view the history of log delivered by segment controller to

CMS based on selected segment controller and date range. It will display the

log type include Dashboard, Fault and Operation, Time and File size in

This page allows to view the reset history of selected segment controller

based on selected segment controller and date range. See Figure 1.11-23.


Reports

Figure 1.11-23 Reset History

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