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CIPer M odel 30 Controller
SYSTEM EN GINEERIN G USER GUIDE
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Table of Contents
About This Guide ... 10
Other Related Do c uments ... 10
Abbreviatio ns... 10
Abo ut CIPer Mo del 3 0 Co ntro ller ... 11
Features ... 11
CIPer Mo del 3 0 Co ntro ller Details ... 12
Expansio n I/ O Mo del Number Details ... 12
Lic ense Limits... 12
Hardware Input Spec ific atio ns ... 13
Hardware Output Spec ificatio ns ... 13
Available Features ... 14
Sylk Devic e Suppo rt... 16
Sylk Devic e Limits ... 18
Po wer and Gro unding Requirements ... 18
Po wer Slaves... 18
Networking Requirements ... 19
Default IP Address ... 19
IP Address ... 19
HTTP Po rt fo r Platfo rm Ac c ess ... 19
Platfo rm Daemo n Credentials ... 19
Pro to c o ls ... 20
Co ntro ller- Level ... 20
Netwo rk- o r Ethernet- Level... 20
Netwo rk To po lo g ies... 24
Suppo rted Cables ... 24
No n- Failo ver (Daisy Chain) ... 24
Failo ver (Spanning Tree) ... 24
Getting Started ... 25
Dig ital Sig nature ... 25
Co nnec ting to Platfo rm and Statio n with Default Credentials ... 26
Co nnec ting to Platfo rm ... 26
Co nnec ting to Fac to ry Installed Statio n ... 27
Creating and Co nnec ting to New Statio n... 28
Sig ning into Statio n ... 31
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Resetting CIPer 3 0 Co ntro ller to Fac to ry Defaults Setting s ... 33
Serial Shell option available in CIPer Model 30 controller ... 34
Opening and Using Palette ... 36
Replac ing Pre- Co nfig ured Statio n with User- Supplied Statio n ... 39
Co nnec tio n Between Two CIPer Co ntro llers Thro ug h Niag ara Netwo rk ... 43
Co nnec ting Multiple CIPer 3 0 Co ntro llers us ing RSTP Co nfig uratio n ... 45
Co nnec ting Multiple CIPer 3 0 Co ntro llers us ing Daisy c hain lo o p ... 46
M anaging Software And Licenses ... 47
Manag ing Lic ense ... 47
Lic ense Manag er ... 47
Impo rting Lic ense... 48
Expo rting Lic ense ... 49
Viewing Lic ense ... 50
Deleting Lic ense... 50
Impo rting Certific ate ... 51
Viewing Certific ate... 52
Deleting Certific ate ... 52
Versio n Co mpatibility ... 52
M igrating Existing Spyder Applications ... 53
Prerequisites... 55
Spyder to IPC Mig rato r To o l ... 56
Mig rating Statio n ... 57
Mig rating Library ... 58
Mig rating Expo rted Library ... 58
Mig rating Custo m Palette ... 59
Co pying Mig ratio n Results to CIPer Mo del 3 0 ... 60
Limitatio ns o f Spyder to IPC Mig rato r To o l ... 65
CIPer M odel 30 Programming M odels ... 67
Lo c al Devic e Overview ... 67
Netwo rk ... 67
Devic e ... 67
Status... 67
Enabled ... 67
Fault Cause ... 67
Health ... 67
Alarm So urc e Info ... 68
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FirmwareDetails ... 69
Mo del ... 70
Maintenanc e Butto n ... 70
RSTP Configuration ... 71
Switch Port Configuration ... 75
Netwo rk Firewall Co nfig uratio n ... 83
Po rt Co nfig uratio n... 83
Sylk Co nfig uratio n Do wnlo ad Status and To tal Po wer c o nsumptio n ... 87
Sylk Alarm ... 87
Po ints ... 87
Sequenc ed Co ntro l Pro g ram Co ntainer ... 88
Event Co ntro l Pro g ram Co ntainer ... 88
Views ... 88
USB Support ... 94
Configuring BACnet Network as an MS/TP Router ... 94
Configuring ModbusAsyncNetwork... 98
Known Behaviors ... 100
I/ O PROGRAM M ING ... 101
IPC Netwo rk Co mpo nent ... 102
Adding Netwo rk... 102
Viewing o r Mo difying IPCNetwo rk Co mpo nents ... 103
Lo c al Devic e... 105
Co nfig uring Lo c alDevic e... 105
Expansio n Devic es... 107
Adding Expansio n I/ O Devic e ... 107
Co nfig uring Expansio n I/ O Po ints ... 108
ExpIO Devic e Ping ... 109
Using On- Bo ard and Expansio n I/ Os... 110
Discovering On-Board or Expansion Points in IPC ... 110
Adding On-Board or Expansion I/O Points to Database ... 111
Remo tely Mo unted Expansio n Mo dule ... 115
Hand Off Auto (HOA) Switch ... 115
Ac tio ns ... 116
Input Actions ... 116
Output Actions ... 118
Order o f Exec utio n ... 120
Physic al Po ints ... 122
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Po int Status Behavio rs ... 124
Lic ense Requirements and Behavio rs ... 125
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Mo dulating Inputs ... 126
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Pulse Meter o r Co unter... 128
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Custo m Senso r ... 129
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Ntc 20 k ... 135
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Pt10 00 ... 137
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Custo m Resistive ... 138
Co nfig uring Built- In Flo w Senso r ... 139
Co nfig uring UI o r UI/ AO as Binary Inputs ... 140
Co nfig uring UI/ AO as Mo dulating Outputs ... 141
Co nfig uring DO as Binary Output ... 144
Co nfig uring UI/ AO as Binary Output ... 146
Co nfig uring DO and UI/ AO as Flo ating Output ... 148
Mo difying Terminal Assig nment Using Pro perty Sheet ... 152
Sylk Device Programming... 154
Sylk Co mpo nent Status Behavio rs ... 155
License Requirements and Behaviors ... 156
SylkDevic es... 157
Adding Sylk Devic e ... 157
Co nfig uring Sylk Devic e ... 159
Deleting Sylk Devic e ... 164
Validate Sylk Devic e ... 164
Sylk Ping ... 167
Basic Sylk Devic es ... 168
Sylk Sc hedule ... 181
Sylk Sc hedule Co nfig uratio n ... 183
Mig rating Sylk Sc heduled Events fro m SPYDER ... 186
Scheduling Enum Range ... 188
Sylk Parameters ... 190
Bypass Time Co nfig uratio n... 192
CO2 Co nfig uratio n ... 193
Value Fro m Co ntro ller Co nfig uratio n ... 195
Fan Co mmand Co nfig uratio n ... 198
Humidity Co nfig uratio n ... 200
Ho meSc reen Optio ns Co nfig uratio n... 202
Netwo rk Setpo int Co nfig uratio n ... 203
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Oc c upanc yOverrideCo mmand Co nfig uratio n... 205
Oc c upanc y Status Co nfig uratio n ... 209
Ro o m Temperature Co nfig uratio n ... 211
Senso r Offset Co nfig uratio n ... 213
Sylk Time Co nfig uratio n ... 216
System Co mmand Co nfig uratio n ... 217
System Status Co nfig uratio n ... 220
Time Field Co nfig uratio n... 222
Time o f Day Co nfig uratio n ... 225
Value Fro m Wall Mo dule Co nfig uratio n... 227
SylkAc tuato rInputParam Co nfig uratio n ... 230
SylkAc tuato rOutputParam Co nfig uratio n ... 232
Event- Based Programming... 234
Event- Based Exec utio n ... 234
Sequential Programming ... 235
Sequential Exec utio n ... 235
Function Block Library ... 237
Co mmo n Behavio r Overview ... 237
Exec utio n Time ... 237
Status... 237
Fac ets ... 237
Out Save ... 237
Func tio n Blo c ks Details ... 237
Adding a Func tio n Blo c k ... 239
Co nfig uring a Func tio n Blo c k ... 239
Overriding Output o f a Func tio n Blo c k ... 240
Clearing Overridden Output o f a Func tio n Blo c k ... 242
Deleting a Func tio n Blo c k ... 242
Remo ving a No n- Required Pin Slo t ... 243
Analo g Func tio n Blo c ks ... 244
Analo g Latc h ... 244
Averag e ... 248
Co mpare ... 250
Dec isio nBo x ... 252
Edg e ... 256
Enc o de ... 259
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Hysteretic Relay ... 266
Maximum ... 269
Minimum ... 271
Prio ritySelec t ... 273
Selec t ... 278
Switc h ... 281
Co ntro l Func tio n Blo c ks ... 284
AIA... 284
Cyc ler ... 289
Flo wCo ntro l... 293
PID ... 298
RateLimit... 304
Stag er... 308
Stag eDriver... 312
Lo g ic Func tio n Blo c ks ... 319
AND ... 319
OneSho t... 322
OR ... 325
XOR ... 328
Math Func tio n Blo c ks ... 331
Add ... 331
Dig ital Filter ... 334
Divide ... 337
Enthalpy ... 339
Expo nential ... 340
Flo wVelo c ity ... 342
Limit ... 344
Multiply ... 345
Ratio ... 347
Reset ... 351
Square Ro o t ... 354
Subtrac t ... 356
Lo g arithm ... 358
Data Func tio n Blo c ks ... 359
Co unter ... 359
Override ... 363
RuntimeAc c umulate... 365
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Zo neCo ntro l Func tio n Blo c ks... 369
GeneralSetpo intCalc ulato r... 369
Oc c upanc yArbitrato r ... 374
SetTemperatureMo de... 382
TemperatureSetpo intCalc ulato r ... 390
BuiltIn ... 398
Co nventio nalWallMo dule ... 398
Utils Func tio n Blo c ks ... 401
PassThru ... 401
TextBlo c k ... 403
SystemTime ... 404
Tunc o s ... 404
Custom Palette File ... 405
Creating Custo m Palette File ... 405
Adding Items to Custo m Palette File ... 408
Clo sing Custo m Palette File... 409
Adding Devic e to Custo m Palette File ... 409
About This Guide Other Related Documents
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About This Guide
This do c ument serves as a g uide to c o nfig ure and use the Ho neywell CIPer Mo d el 3 0 pro g ramming model. Re- leased versio ns o f the to o l inc lude a c o mplete c o llec tio n o f tec hnic al info rmatio n that is pro vided in bo th o nline help and PDF fo rmat. The info rmatio n in this do c ument inc ludes basic desc riptio ns and c o nc epts as well as ref- erenc e info rmatio n, to help Systems Integ rato rs and Eng ineers use the CIPer Mo del 3 0 pro g ramming mo del. To make the mo st o f the info rmatio n in this g uide, readers sho uld have so me training o r previo us experienc e wo rk- ing with Ho neywell WEBs c o ntro llers, as well as Niag ara 4 o r Niagara AX so ftware.
Other Related Documents
• CIPer 30 Expansion IO Installation Instruction - 31-00319
• CIPer 30 Expansion IO Product Data - 31- 00239
• CIPer M odel 30 Installation and Operation Guide - 31- 00206
• CIPer M odel 30 Installation Instruction - 31-00183
• CIPer M odel 30 Product Data - 31- 00236EFS
• CIPer M odel 30 Hardening Guide - 31- 00207
• CIPer M odel 30 Quick Setup Guide
• Software Release Bulletins
• Niagara 4 Installation Guide
Fo r mo re details abo ut CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller, refer to The Ho neywell Building s Fo rum.
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Form Abbreviation Full Form
CIPer Internet Pro to c o l Co ntro ller PID Pro po rtio nal Integ ral Derivative
VAV Variable Air Vo lume tr thro ttling rang e
I/ O or IO Input / Output CPH Cyc les per Ho ur
UI/ AO Universal Input Output A Ampere- Current Unit
AO Analo g Output Hz Hertz- Frequenc y Unit
DO Dig ital Output GB Gig abytes
AI Analo g Input TUNCOS Time Until Next Chang e o f State
DI Dig ital Input
HTTP Hypertext Transfer Pro to c o l
LAN Lo c al Area Netwo rk
DHCP Dynamic Ho st Co nfig uratio n Pro to - c o l
RSTP Rapid Spanning Tree Pro to c o l
STP Spanning Tree Pro to c o l
DNS Do main Name System
UTP Unshielded Twisted Pair
HOA Hand Off Auto
AIA Adaptive Integ ral Ac tio n c o ntro ller
About This Guide About CIPer Model 30 Controller
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About CIPer M odel 30 Controller
CIPer Mo del 3 0 is a unitary IP edg e c o ntro ller (interc hang eably c alled IPC o r ipc ) desig ned by Ho neywell.
The c o ntro ller devic e series is WEB- C3 0 36 . It is desig ned fo r Variable Air Vo lume (VAV), Unitary and plant appli- c atio ns. Yo u c an use the CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller fo r ag g reg ating the real- time info rmatio n alarms, trends, and histo ry. In future, the c o ntro ller will also be able to further integ rate the ag g reg ated info rmatio n to the Sen- tienc e Clo ud fo r value- added data analytic s.
Features
• Native Niag ara N4 fo r faster pro g ramming , installatio n, and c o mmissio ning
• No to o ls needed fo r installatio n o f CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller mo unting
• Spyder to CIPer (Mo del 3 0 ) Mig rato r To o l
• Integ rate a a variety o f IP devic es (c ameras, ac c ess c o ntro l, etc .)
• Sc alable c an expand I/ O c o unt to 1 5 additio nal expansio n mo dules
• 4 - po rt IP unmanag ed switc h fo r maximum flexibility
• Utilizes lo wer c o st CAT5 o r CAT6 IP c abling
• Faster installatio n using pre- terminated CAT5 o r CAT6 c ables
• On- bo ard H-O-A switc hes fo r easy c o mmissio ning
• VAV mo del inc ludes an o n- bo ard differential pressure senso r
• Dig ital o utputs c an drive 1 .5 A Co ntinuo us c urrent, 3 .5 A inrush c urrent fo r 1 00 mS
• Niag ara N4 Lic ense inc luded, g o o d fo r 1 5 0 external po ints and 3 devic es. Expandable
• 1 Gig abit per sec o nd (Gbps) IP switc h suppo rts demanding IP peripherals suc h as c o lo r c ame ras
• On- bo ard pro g ramming platfo rm
• Web- serving c apability
• Integ rated Co ntro l: The web server and c o ntro ller have a c o mbined pac kag e in the CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller
• Data lo g g ing
• Alarming
• Trending
• Sc hedule manag ement
About This Guide CIPer Model 30 Controller Details
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CIPer M odel 30 Controller Details
There are four variants in CIPer Model 30 controller.
• WEB-C3036EPUBNH (UNITARY)
• WEB-C3036EPVBNH (VAV)
The following table describes the CIPer Model 30 controller pin slots and its meaning.
Table 1: WEB-C3036 Series Pin Slots
Attribute Variants
WEB- C3036EPUBNH WEB- C3036EPVBNH
Brand Identifier WEB WEB
Controller C C
Analog Inputs 3 3
Digital Inputs 0 0
Analog Outputs 3 3
Digital Outputs 6 6
Ethernet E E
Programmable P P
Unitary vs VAV U V
BACnet B B
No Actuator N N
Hand Off Auto H H
Expansion I/ O M odel Number Details
The CIPer Model 30 controller is compatible with two expansion or external I/O models.
• WEB-O9056H (large expansion)
• WEB-O3022H (small expansion) Table 2: I/ O Models in CIPer M odel 30
Attribute M odel
WEB- O9056H WEB- O3022H
Brand identifier WEB WEB
Expansion I/ O Module O O
Analog Inputs 9 3
Digital Inputs 0 0
Analog Outputs 5 2
Digital Outputs 6 2
Hand Off Auto H H
License Limits
The Ho neywell CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller c o mes with features that are lic ense- c o ntro lled.
• CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller (UNITARY/ VAV) has 15 0 po ints Niagara N4 lic ense. Yo u c anno t use the CIPer Mo del 3 0 pro g ramming model with o ther devic es o ther than CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller. 1 5 0 po ints also in- c lude data sharing po ints fro m third party BACnet devic es using BACnet devic e s.
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• Expansio n I/ O devic e (WEB- O90 56 H and WEB- O3 022 H) suppo rts 1 5 devic es and additio nal lic ense fo r 5 0 I/ O po ints.
• Sylk de vic e limitatio n is 1 4 . See Lic ense Requirements and Behavio rs
• Func tio n Blo c k maximum limitatio n is 5 0 00 . Yo u c an add mo re than 500 0 blo c ks till there is memo ry in CIPer devic e, but the c o ntro ller may take mo re than 1 sec o nd exec utio n time when mo re than 5 00 0 blo c ks are added in the Sequenc ed Co ntro l Pro g ram.
Note:
To validate the lic ense that yo u have, see Manag ing Lic ense sec tio n under Manag ing So ftware and Lic enses.
Hardware Input Specifications
Universal Inputs (c o nfig urable): 3 UI 3 UI/ AOs c o nfig urable as UIs
Differential pressure senso r rang e (VAV mo del): 0 -
Pulse Inputs: 1 0 0Hz max, minimum duty c yc le: 5 mS ON / 5 mS OFF
Rang e (vo ltag e/ c urrent):
• Rated vo ltag e: 20 -3 0 VAC; 5 0 / 6 0Hz
• WEB- C3 036 EPUBNH / WEB- C3 036 EPVBNH c o ntro ller po wer c o nsumptio n (AC):
- 5 0 VA maximum fo r c o ntro ller o nly lo ad
- 1 00 VA maximum fo r c o ntro ller and all c o nnec ted Lo ads
• WEB- O9 056 H: 35 VA
• WEB- O3 022 H: 15 VA
Fo r example, yo u c an c o nfig ure temperature senso r C7 04 1N202 0 / U as 2 0 KNTC in UI/ UI/ AO po rt.
Hardware Output Specifications
• Analog Outputs (configurable): 3 UI/AOs configurable as AO
• Digital Output voltage rating: 20 to 30 VAC @ 50/60 Hz
• Digital Output current rating: Solid-State Relay, 1.5A Continuous, 3.5A Inrush for 100 mS.
Fo r example, yo u c an c o nfig ure damper ac tuato r AFB2 4 - MFT N4 H as 20 KNTC in UI/ UI/ AO po rt.
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Available Features
NOTE
To get better performance with the below listed features, make sure the CIPer Model 30 controller is up- dated to the latest compatible tool and software version.
Number Feature Feature Details/Compatibility
1 IOs • FloatingOutput
• PhysicalPoints
• ModulatingInput
• ModulatingOutput
• BinaryInput
• BinaryOutput-Direct
• BinaryOutput-SlowPWM
• BinaryOutput-Floating motor
2 Analog Functional
Blocks
• Analog Latch
• Average
• Compare
• Decision Box
• Edge
• Encode
• Hysteretic Relay
• Maximum
• Minimum
• Priority Select
• Select
• Switch
3 Control Functional
Blocks
• AIA
• Cycler
• Flow Control
• PID
• Rate Limit
• Stager
• Stage Driver
4 Logic Functional
Blocks
• AND
• One Shot
• OR
• XOR
5 Math Functional
Blocks
• Add
• Digital Filter
• Divide
• Enthalpy
• Exponential
• Flow Velocity
• Limit
• Logarithm
• Multiply
• Ratio
• Reset
• Square Root
• Subtract
6 Data Function
Functional Blocks
• Counter
• Override
• Runtime Accumulate
7 Zone Control
Functional Blocks
• General Setpoint Calculator
• Occupancy Arbitrator
• Set Temperature Mode
• Temperature Setpoint Calculator
8 BuiltIn • ConventionalWallModule
9 Utils Functional
Blocks
• Pass Thru
• Text Block
• SystemTime
• Tuncos
10 Sylk Parameters • BypassTime
• CO2
• ControllerValue
• FanCommand
• Humidity
• Roomtemp
• SensorOffset
• SylkSchedule
• SylkTime
• SystemCommand
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Number Feature Feature Details/Compatibility
• HomeScreen
• NetworkSetpoint
• OccupancyOverrideComma nd
• OccupancyStatus
• SystemStatus
• TimeField
• TimeOfDay
• ValueFromWallModule
• SylkActuatorInputParam
• SylkActuatorOutputParam
12 Override Function
Blocks
To view the list of function blocks that are overridden.
13 I P C Point Manager
View
This view provides details information about the Physical Points
associated with Local Device (CIPer Model 30 controller) and expansion IO Modules.
14 Wire Sheet View To write the application logic.
15 Commission Sylk
Devices View
This view provides information about the errors in the configuration of Sylk parameters.
16 RSTP Configuration
via Workbench
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol which facilitates with a loop-free topology for Ethernet/IP networks.
17 Network firewall configuration via workbench
Network security to prevent unauthorized access to or from private networks.
18 Niagara
Provisioning Service
Provisioning service is used to run batch process for multiple CIPer Model 30 controllers at once.
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Sylk Device Support
A brief view to the different wall mo dules suppo rted in CIPer Mo del 3 0 pro g ramming mo del and the parameters that these mo dules suppo rt is as fo llo ws:
Table 3: Sylk TR120X M odules and Parameters
Parameter M odule- TR120X
TR120BusWallModule TR120HBusWallModule
ROOMTEMP Y Y
HUMIDITY N Y
Oc c upanc yOverrideCo mmand Y Y
ValueFro mWallMo dule Y Y
TimeOfDay Y Y
SystemStatus Y Y
Oc c upanc yStatus Y Y
ValueFro mCo ntro ller Y Y
SystemCo mmand Y Y
TimeField Y Y
BypassTime Y Y
Senso rOffset Y Y
Ho meSc reen Y Y
Netwo rkSetpo int Y Y
SylkTime Y Y
FanCo mmand Y Y
SylkSc hedule Y Y
Table 4: Sylk TR7X Modules and Parameters
Parameter
M odule- TR7X TR75HSBus-
WallM odule
TR75SBusWall- M odule
TR71HSBusWall- M odule
TR71SBusWall- M odule
ROOMTEMP Y Y Y Y
HUMIDITY Y N Y N
Oc c upanc yOverrideCo mmand Y Y Y Y
ValueFro mWallMo dule Y Y Y Y
TimeOfDay Y Y Y Y
SystemStatus Y Y Y Y
Oc c upanc yStatus Y Y Y Y
ValueFro mCo ntro ller Y Y Y Y
SystemCo mmand Y Y Y Y
TimeField Y Y Y Y
BypassTime Y Y Y Y
Senso rOffset Y Y Y Y
Ho meSc reen Y Y Y Y
Netwo rkSetpo int Y Y Y Y
SylkTime Y Y Y Y
FanCo mmand Y Y Y Y
SylkSc hedule Y Y N N
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Table 5: Sylk TR42X Modules and Parameters
Parameter M odule- TR42X
TR42HCO2SBus- WallM odule
TR42HSBusWall- M odule
TR42CO2SBus- WallM odule
TR42SBusWall- M odule
ROOMTEMP Y Y Y Y
HUMIDITY Y Y N N
CO2 Y N Y N
Oc c upanc yOverrideCo m-
mand Y Y Y Y
Oc c upanc yStatus Y Y Y Y
BypassTime Y Y Y Y
Netwo rkSetpo int Y Y Y Y
FanCo mmand Y Y Y Y
Table 6:Sylk TR40X Modules and Parameters
Parameter M odule- TR40X
TR40HCO2SBus- WallM odule
TR40HSBusWall- M odule
TR40CO2SBus- WallM odule
TR40SBusWall- M odule
ROOMTEMP Y Y Y Y
HUMIDITY Y Y N N
CO2 Y N Y N
Oc c upanc yOverrideCo m-
mand N N N N
Oc c upanc yStatus N N N N
BypassTime N N N N
Netwo rkSetpo int N N N N
FanCo mmand N N N N
Table 7: Sylk Zeleny Modules and Parameters
Parameter M odule- C7400S (Zeleny)
ROOMTEMP Y
HUMIDITY Y
Table 8: Sylk Actuator Modules and Parameters
Parameter M odule- Sylk Actuator
SylkAc tuato rInputParam Y
SylkAc tuato rOutputParam Y
Y: Yes N: No
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Sylk Device Limits
The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller do es no t suppo rt Sylk I/ O, TR7 0 , TR70 H, and Zelix devic es.
Power and Grounding Requirements
The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller requires 2 0 - 30 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz. Po wer c o nsumptio n is based o n the sum o f the VA rating fo r eac h c o ntro ller and sho uld no t exc eed 1 0 0VA. If additio nal mo dules are required, they must be po w- ered fro m a separate transfo rmer. Refer VA rating fo r eac h mo dule in the fo llo wing no te.
Note:
Transfo rmer VA lo ad fo r mo dule po wer o nly (no BO lo ads)
• WEB- C3 036 EPUBNH/ WEB- C30 36 EPVBNH: 50 VA
• WEB- O9 056 H: 35 VA
• WEB- O3 022 H: 15 VA
Fo r mo re details o n po wer and g ro unding , see CIPer So ftware To o l Installatio n and Operatio ns Guide.
Power Slaves
The fo llo wing table lists all o f the c urrent Sylk Po wer Slave devic es.
Device Base OS Num- bers
Addresses Available
Device M ax Power or Avg/ Peak Current
Total Bus Power or Avg/ Peak
Current
Normalized Value
(Total=1.000) Zio Plus/ Enhanc ed TR7 1
TR7 5 TR7 1- H TR7 5- H
1 -1 0 2 30 mW 9 50 mW 0 .242
Zio Lite TR4 0
TR4 0- H
1 -1 5 6 .5 mA (avg c ur) 7 2 mA 0 .090
Zio Lite with CO2 TR4 0- CO2 TR4 0- H- CO2
1 -1 5 1 7 .5 mA (peak c ur) 9 6 mA 0 .182
Zio Lite with Small Display
TR4 2 TR4 2- H
1 -1 5 1 22 mW 9 50 mW 0 .128
Zio Lite with Small Display with CO2
TR4 2- CO2 TR4 2- H- CO2
1 -1 5 2 0 mA (peak c ur) 9 6 mA 0 .208
Jade Enthalpy Sen- so r
C7 40 0 S1 000 0 -7 o r 8 -1 5 (depending o n setting by FFT)
6 .5 mA (avg c ur) 7 2 mA 0 .090
TR1 20 TR1 20
TR1 20 -H
1 -1 5 5 23 mW 9 50 mW 0 .55
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Networking Requirements
The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro llers are shipped fro m the fac to ry with a default platfo rm and statio n and all nec essary items to run the statio n, alo ng with a Tridium c ertific ate. To start using the platfo rm and the statio n inside it, yo u must c hang e the default c redentials fo r platfo rm and statio n using c o mmissio ning pro c ess pro vided in the Co nnec t- ing to Default Platfo rm and Statio n sec tio n o f the CIPer So ftware To o l Installatio n and Operatio ns Guide . Onc e the default c redentials are c hang ed, yo u c an use the de vic e.
Note:
The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro llers c o mes within built DIP Switc h feature, befo re c o nfig uring IP setting make sure all DIP switc hes are in o ff po sitio n.
Default IP Address
The fac to ry- shipped state o f a c o ntro ller has the fo llo wing default setting s fo r IP address, HTTP po rt, and plat- fo rm c redentials.
IP Address
When shipped, a new CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller is pre- c o nfig ured with an IPv4 address in the rang e:
1 92 .1 68 .1 .160 .
Default subnet mask: 25 5.25 5.25 5.0
Yo u c hang e these IPv4 netwo rk setting s while starting up the c o mmissio ning o f the CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller.
HTTP Port for Platform Access
When shipped, the p latfo rm daemo n o f CIPer Mo del 3 0 is c o nfig ured to listen o n HTTPS po rt 50 11 . Often, this is left at default. Ho wever, if a different po rt is needed fo r a platfo rm c o nnec tio n (perhaps fo r firewall reaso ns), yo u c an c hang e this during the c o mmissio ning o f the CIPer Mo del 3 0 .
Platform Daemon Credentials
Any CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller is shipped with default platfo rm daem o n (administrato r) c redentials.
Default platform credentials:
• Username: honeywell
• Password: webs
Default station credentials:
• Username: admin
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• Password: Admin12345
• Passphrase: Honeywell1
Initially, yo u need to use the default c redentials (User ID and Passwo rd) to o pen (lo g in to ) a platfo rm c o nnec tio n to the CIPer Mo del 3 0 . During the startup c o mmissio ning , yo u must replac e this platfo rm administrato r ac c o unt with at least o ne different platfo rm administrato r user. Make sure to g uard the c redentials fo r suc h platfo rm us- ers c lo sely.
Note:
The Niag ara 4 Co mmissio ning Wizard do es no t allo w yo u to c o mmissio n and startup a c o ntro ller while retain- ing the fac to ry platfo rm user.
Protocols
The c o mmunic atio n pro to c o ls suppo rted in the CIPer Mo del 3 0 are separated into two c ateg o ries
• Network- Level
• Controller-Level
Controller- Level
Fox/ Foxs (Fox- secure)pro prietary TCP/ IP pro to c o l used fo r statio n- to - statio n and Wo rkbenc h- to - statio n c o mmunic atio n.
The Fo x Servic e in eac h statio n defines the po rt to us e and manag es the ac c ess.
HTTP/ HTTPS (HTTP- secure)
Standard pro to c o l used by web bro wsers to ac c ess statio n web pag es. The Web Servic e fac ilitates c o mmunic a- tio n o ver HTTP.
Niagarad/ platformtls (secure niagarad)
s pro prietary pro to c o l used fo r Wo rkbenc h- to - daemo n c o mmunicatio n. In the Supervis o r statio n, Niag - arad also c o mmunicates with the Pro visio ning Servic e. This servic e auto mates the perfo rming o f tasks o n re- mo te c o ntro llers.
Field Bus protocols:
o BACnet/ IP: To c o nnec t with o ther BACnet devic es o ver IP netwo rk o Panel Bus: To c o nnec t with panel bus I/ O devic es
o Sylk: To c o nnec t with Sylk devic es
Network- or Ethernet- Level
Cable Type and Length: Use an appro ved Categ o ry 5 e o r better Ethernet dro p c able with RJ- 45 plug s. Use pro - fessio nally manufac tured c ables o f no mo re than 3 28 feet (100 meters).
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Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
It is a netwo rk pro to c o l whic h fac ilitates with a lo o p- free to po lo g y fo r Ethernet netwo rks. RSTP is faster than STP in terms o f c o nverg enc e when to po lo g y c hang es o c c ur. The lo o p - free to po lo g y e nsures that there is no bro ad- c ast sto rms and duplic ate frame transmissio n.
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
It is a netwo rk pro to c o l whic h fac ilitates with a lo o p- free to po lo g y fo r Ethernet netwo rks. STP is slo wer in c o mpar- iso n with RSTP.
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
It is netwo rk manag ement pro to c o l, where the DHCP server dynamic ally allo c ate s an IP address to the netwo rk devic es o r s ystems, so that all the devic e in the netwo rk c o mmunic ate with eac h o ther.
Domain Name System (DNS)
The DNS translates the do main name o f a netwo rk system o r devic e into numeric IP address, whic h is required fo r identifying a spec ific devic e in the netwo rk.
TCP/ IP Configuration
The TCP/ IP c o nfiguratio n step enables yo u to review and adjust the TCP/ IP settings fo r a platform.
Figure 1: TCP/ IP Configuration Wizard
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Note:
IPv6 suppo rt is available; ho wever, this do c ument fo c uses o n IPv4 c o nfig uratio n.
Configuring TCP/ IP Settings
While c o nfig uring the TCP/ IP pro perties, do the fo llo wing :
1 . Review the Interfac e 1 setting s o n the IPv4 Setting s tab, whic h inc lude s the tempo rary fac to ry- shipped IP address.
2 . Enter a unique IPv4 address fo r the netwo rk. No o ther devic e o n this netwo rk sho uld use this IP address.
3 . Enter the appro priate subnet mask used by the netwo rk.
Alternatively, if the netwo rk suppo rts Dynamic Ho st Co nfig uratio n Pro to c o l (DHCP), yo u c an enable it b y se- lec ting the DHCPv4 o ptio n. In this c ase, the IPv4 Address and IPv4 Subnet Mas k fields bec o me read- o nly.
Note:
• Generally, static IP addressing is rec o mmended o ver DHCP fo r stability. If DHCP is preferred, an IP address Reservatio n sho uld be entered fo r the CIPer Mo del 3 0 in the DHCP server and the CI- Per Mo del 3 0 IP address sho uld no t c hang e.
• Do no t enable DHCP unless yo u are sure that the netwo rk has the DHCP servers . Otherwise, the CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller may bec o me unreac hable o ver the netwo rk.
• In c ase yo u fo rg et the IP address o f the CIPer Mo del 3 0 , yo u c an c o nnec t to the devic e using se- rial mo de o f c o mmunic atio n to kno w the IP address o f the c o ntro ller.
4 . Review, and if needed adjust o ther TCP/ IP setting s, whic h (in the o rder o f impo rtanc e) inc lude:
• IPv4 Gateway The IP address fo r the devic e that fo rwards pac kets to o ther netwo rks o r subnets.
Note:
The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller suppo rts o nly o ne g ateway fo r all adapters. This inc ludes the CIPer Mo del 3 0 Wi Fi Adapter in Client mo de.
• DNS Domain Name The name o f the netwo rk do main. If it is no t applic able, le ave blank.
• DNSv4 Servers The IPv4 address o f o ne o r mo re DNS servers.
• Hostname Default ho stname may be lo c alho st o r enter ano ther name yo u want to use fo r this ho st. If the ho stname is entered, typic ally the name is unique fo r the do main.
Note:
In so me installatio ns, c hang ing the ho stname may result in unintended impac ts o n the netwo rk, de- pending o n ho w the DHCP o r DNS servers are c o nfig ured. If in do ubt, leave ho stname at default.
• Hosts File Clic k c o ntro l to expand and mo dify field. Fo rmat is a standard TCP/ IP ho st file, where eac h line asso c iates an IP address with a kno wn ho st name. Eac h entry sho uld be o n an individual line. The IP
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address sho uld be plac ed in the first c o lumn, fo llo wed by the c o rrespo nding ho s t name. The IP address and ho stname sho uld be separated by at least o ne spac e.
a. To add a line, c lic k at the end o f the last line and press Enter key o n the keybo ard.
b. Enter the required data o n the new line.
c . To return to see all TCP/ IP setting s, c lic k the c o ntro l to c o llapse the edit field when do ne.
5 . Clic k Next to g o to the next step.
Note:
• The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro llers have fo ur Ethernet po rts with 1 Gbps speed s uppo rt, where yo u c an c o nfig ure IPv4 o r IPv6 fo r interfac e- 1 using TCP/ IP Co nfig uratio n sec tio n under Platfo rm. All fo ur Ethernet po rts also wo rk as Ethernet switc h.
• Yo u c an c o nnec t to CIPer Mo del 3 0 platfo rm using any o f the fo ur Ethernet po rts and remaining po rts c an be c o nnec ted to IP based devic es if needed. Fo r example, IP Cameras, IP Thermo stats).
Yo u c an also perfo rm IP daisy c hain by lo o ping the Ethernet c able fro m o ne CIPer Mo del 3 0 pro - g ramming mo del to ano ther CIPer Mo del 3 0 pro g ramming mo del, bec ause Ethernet po rts wo rk as switc h.
• Yo u c an enable DHCPv4 fo r interfac e 1 using TCP/ IP Co nfig uratio n sec tio n und er Platfo rm, if yo u want DHCP server to assig n IPv4 auto matically.
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Network Topologies
This sec tio n desc ribes the netwo rk to po lo g ies that are used in CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller to c o mmunic ate with o ther devic es in the netwo rk.
Supported Cables
The CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller suppo rts fo ur Ethernet po rts. The Ethernet switc h shall suppo rt:
• IEEE 8 0 2 .3 standard with c ateg o ry (CAT) 3,4 ,5 ,6 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) wiring .
• Seg ment leng th up to 8 0 perc ent o f the maximum leng th allo wed. IEEE 8 0 2.3ab suppo rts maximum leng th up to 1 0 0 meters.
• Up to 2 sequential CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller c o nnec tio ns thro ug h IP wiring
• Rapid Spanning Tree pro to c o l (IEEE 8 02 .1w) suppo rts o ver 2 00 c o ntro llers o n a daisy- c hain bus with fewer ho me runs fo r faster and lo wer c o st wiring .
o Up to 4 0 c o ntro llers in a redundant ring c o nfig uratio n
• fo r enhanc ed fault to leranc e.
• LAN star c o nfig uratio n.
• Co ntinuo us c o mmunic atio ns bandwidth o f up to 5 0 perc ent o f maximum bps capac ity o f Gig abit Ethernet.
Non- Failover (Daisy Chain)
In no n- failo ver, that is daisy c hain c o nnec tio n type, if any o f the de vic e in the netwo rk fails, the devic es next to the failed devic e also fail.
Fo r example, there are 10 devic es in a netwo rk and devic e number 1 is the master devic e, whic h c o nnec ted to devic e 2 , and devic e 2 is c o nnec ted to 3 , and so o n. If devic e 5 fails to func tio n, the devic e after 5 , that is 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 , and 10 also fail to c o mmunic ate with master devic e.
Failover (Spanning Tree)
In the failo ver o r spanning tree c o nnec tio n type, the devic es c o nnec ted in the ring , c o mmunic ate with eac h o ther. If o ne o f the devic es in the netwo rk fails o r sto ps wo rking , the rest o f the d evic es c o ntinue to wo rk and fail- ure o f o ne de vic e do es no t affec t the wo rking o f o ther devic es.
Fo r example, there are 10 devic es in a netwo rk and devic e number 1 is the master devic e, whic h c o nnec ted to devic e 2 , and devic e 2 is c o nnec ted to 3 , and so o n. If devic e 5 fails to func tio n, all the devic es in the netwo rk ex- c ept 5 c o ntinues func tio ning and c o mmunic ating with master devic e.
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Getting Started
This sec tio n g ives the info rmatio n abo ut the so ftware to o ls that yo u ne ed to do wnlo ad and install to start using CIPer Mo del 3 0 pro g ramming mo del.
Digital Signature
IM PORTANT:
The Ho neywell CIPer Mo del 3 0 so ftware to o l is sig ned. Yo u c an verify the sig nature using any OpenSSL to o l. Fo l- lo wing are the prerequisites and steps to verify the dig ital sig nature using OpenSSL c o mmunity distributio n.
Prerequisites:
1 . Do wnlo ad the Ho neywell public key fro m The Ho neywell Building s Fo rum.
2 . Do wnlo ad the batc h file fro m The Ho neywell Building s Fo rum. This
file has the c o mmands to verify the mo dule sig nature using the public ke y spec ified in Step 1 . 3 . Do wnlo ad OPENSSL fro m the link - https:/ / www.o penssl.o rg / so urc e/ o penssl- 1 .0 .2 o .tar.g z.
4 . Extrac t the file using any ZIP utility to g et the fo lder- o penssl- 1 .0 .2 o .
5 . .
6 . Set Windo ws enviro nment variable OPENSSL_CONF=<Path to o penssl.c nf>, fo r example OPENSSL_CONF=C:\o penssl-1 .0.2 o \apps\openssl.c nf
To verify the signature:
1 . Plac e the files Ho neywell_IP_Co ntro ller.c rt VerifyIPCTo o lsSig nature_OpenSSL.bat CIPer Mo del 3 0 so ftware to o l distributio n/ mo dules and sig nature file to g ether at the same lo c atio n. Fo r example, fo llo w- ing files are in o ne plac e.
• Honeywell_IP_Controller.crt
• VerifyIPCToolsSignature_OpenSSL.bat
• honeywellFunctionBlocks- rt.jar
• honeywellFunctionBlocks- rt.jar.sig
2 . Open the c o mmand prompt and navig ate to the lo c atio n where yo u saved the abo ve files.
3 . Verify all the mo dules released to c o nfirm their authentic ity b y e xec uting the batc h file.
Fo r example, verify VerifyIPCTo o lsSig nature_OpenSSL.bat ag ainst a mo dule, C:\Develo pment\3 884 0- F1- IP- Pro duc ts\Release&Demo \F1 _So ftwareTo o l\Releases\CIPer_Sig nature_Verificatio n_Pro c ess>VerifyIP- CToolsSignature_OpenSSL.bathoneywellFunctionBlocks- rt.jar.
4 . OpenSSL verifies the
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Cautio n! Verified OK
If the Niag ara mo dule is c o mpro mised, yo u g et the fo llo wing lo g , where verific atio n has failed:
Connecting to Platform and Station with Default Credentials
To kno w mo re see CIPer Mo del 3 0 Installatio n and Operatio ns Guide.
Connecting to Platform
To o pen and c o nnec t to a p latfo rm:
1 . Navig ate to the Nav tree and rig ht- c lic k M y Host<host_id> and c lic k Open Platform. The Co nnec t windo w is dis- played.
Figure 2: Connect Window to Open Platform
2 . Selec t the sessio n type either Platfo rm TLS Co nnec tio n (sec ured) o r Platfo rmCo nnec tio n (unsec ured / standard) in the Type dro p- do wn menu.
3 . Selec t the Ho st as IP in the Ho st dro p- do wn menu.
4 . Enter the ho st Id in the input field next to Ho st. By default, the applic atio n takes the ho st Id o f yo ur s ystem. If yo u selec t the sec ured platfo rm type, the default po rt number is 5 0 11 and if yo u selec t the unsec ured planfo rm type then the po rt is 3 0 11 .
Note:
• The (Histo ry) ic o n next to the ho st Id displays the list o f ho st Ids us ed befo re. Yo u c an also se- lec t the ho st Id fro m the Histo ry dro p- do wn menu.
• Ho neywell rec o mmends use o f TLS type c o nnec tio n fo r sec ure c o nnec tio n.
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5 . Clic k Ok. The Niag ara Identity Verific atio n dialo g bo x is displayed fo r the TLS c o nnec tio n.
Figure 3: Identity Verification Dialog Box
6 . Clic k Accept and the Authentication windo w is displayed.
Figure 4: Authentication Window
7 . Enter the c redentials and c lic k Ok. Yo u must lo g in with yo ur platfo rm c redentials.
Connecting to Factory Installed Station
The default statio n will be empty with IPC Netwo rk added to it. Yo u c an c o nnec t to the statio n and start using the devic e. The default c redentials fo r statio n are:
Username: honeywell Password: webs
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Creating and Connecting to New Station
To c reate and c o nnec t to a new statio n:
1 . Perfo rm the steps to o pen a platfo rm.
2 . Navig ate to Tools dro p- do wn menu and c lic k New Station. The New Statio n Wizard is displayed.
Figure 5: New Station Wizard
3 . Enter the name o f the statio n. The Statio n Direc to ry field, whic h is no n- editable field, displays the lo c atio n o f the statio n.
4 . Selec t the NewControllerStation.ntpl template from the Statio n Templates and c lic k Next. The next sc reen o f the wizard is displayed.
Figure 6: New Station Wizard
5 . Clic k Set Password and Set Passwo rd windo w is displayed.
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Figure 7: Set Password Window
6 . Enter the passwo rd and c o nfirm it by re- entering the same passwo rd in the Co nfirm field.
7 . Clic k Ok.
8 . Selec t the ation Copier ac tio n to perfo rm after c ompleting
the pro c ess fo r o pening a statio n.
Figure 8: New Station Wizard
9 . Clic k Finish to c o mplete the pro c ess o f o pening a statio n. The applic atio n sho ws a status no tific atio n at the lo wer- rig ht side o f the sc reen.
Figure 9: Status Notification After Opening Station
The Statio n Co pier sc reen is displayed, and then the Statio n Transfer Wizard is d isplayed as sho wn in the fig - ure Statio n Transfer Wizard.
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Figure 10: Station Copier Screen
1 0 .Selec t the o ptio ns START AFTER INSTALL and AUTO- START as required and c lic k Next.
Figure 11: Station Transfer Wizard
Note:
The AUTO- START o ptio n is disabled by default due to sec urity reaso ns. Yo u must enable it if required. 1 1 .Clic k Finish to c o mplete the pro c ess o f transferring the statio n fro m lo c al devic e to lo c alho st. The Open Ap-
plic atio n Direc to r dialo g bo x is displayed.
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Figure 12: Open Application Director Dialog Box
1 2 .Clic k Yes and the applic atio n direc to r is displayed with the statio n that yo u c reated in the list o f statio ns alo ng with statio n details like name, type, status, and so o n.
Figure 13: Application Director 1 3 .Selec t the statio n to start.
1 4 .Clear o r selec t the Auto- Start and Restart on Failure c hec k bo xes as required.
1 5 .Clic k Start to start the statio n.
Signing into Station
To sig n in to and set up a statio n:
1 . Navig ate to the Nav tree and rig ht- c lic k <IP address of CIPer> and c lic k Open Station. The Co nnec t windo w is displayed.
Figure 14: Connect Window
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2 . Selec t the statio n type as Platform TLS Connection (sec ured) o r Platform Connection (unsec ured / stand- ard) in the Type dro p- do wn menu.
3 . Selec t the ho st as IP in the Ho st dro p- do wn menu.
4 . Enter the ho st Id in the input field next to Ho st. By default, the ap plic atio n takes the ho st Id o f yo ur s ystem. If yo u selec t the sec ured platfo rm type the default po rt number is 5 0 1 1 and if yo u selec t the unsec ured plan- fo rm type, the po rt is 3 0 11 .
Note:
The (Histo ry) ic o n next to the ho st Id displays the list o f ho st Ids us ed befo re. Yo u c an also selec t the ho st Id fro m the Histo ry dro p- do wn menu.
5 . Clic k Ok. The Authentic atio n windo w is displayed.
Figure 15: Authentication Window
6 . Enter the c redentials and c lic k Ok. Yo u must lo g in with statio n c redentials.
7 . Expand the Statio n and navig ate to Config > Drivers.
Figure 16: Nav Tree View
Yo u c an do the pro g ramming as required in the Sequenc ed Co ntro l Pro g ram and Event Co ntro l Pro g ram fo lders under IPCNetwo rk fo lder.
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Resetting CIPer 30 Controller to Factory Defaults Settings
In c ase yo u fo rg et the statio n c redentials, yo u c an reset to the fac to ry defaults. Fo llo w the belo w steps to res et CIPer 3 0 c o ntro ller to default fac to ry setting .
NOTE: Sinc e this o peratio n perfo rmed in bo o tlo ader, the c o ntro ller must be running in bo o tlo ader.
1 . Co nnec t the CIPer 3 0 c o ntro ller with serial c o nso le using terminal emulato rs to o l (fo r example Putty).
NOTE: The suppo rted baudrate o n CIPer 3 0 devic es is 1 1 520 0 bps.
2 . After c o nfig uring CIPer 30 c o ntro ller with serial c o nso le, po wer c yc le the de vic e.
3 . When system displays Hit any key to stop autoboot, type passphrase enter and press Enter key o n the keybo ard.
NOTE: Co mplete the step (3 ) within 5 sec o nds. If fail to enter, s ystem will c o ntinue auto bo o t.
Are you sure to reset to factory defaults? <Y/ N>
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4 . Type Y and press Enter key o n the keybo ard, this ac tio n reset c o ntro ller to default fac to ry setting s.
Wait until the LED sho ws the devic e is wo rking pro perly. Do no t po wer o ff the c o ntro ller during the reset pro c ess o r the c o ntro ller will be damag ed permanently.
This c o mpletes CIPer Mo del 3 0 Co ntro ller fac to ry reset.
Serial Shell option available in CIPer Model 30 controller
Follow the below steps to login to the IPC System Shell of the CIPer Model 30 controller using Serial Shell.
NOTE: Since this operation is performed in the bootloader, the controller must be running in the bootloader.
1. Connect the CIPer Model 30 controller with the serial console using the terminal emulators tool (for example Putty).
NOTE: The default baud rate of the CIPer Model 30 controller is 115200bps.
After configuring CIPer 30 controller with a serial console, power cycle the device. This action displays IPC System Shell.
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Following are the options available in the Serial Shell.
1 = Update System Time 2 = Update Network Settings 3 = Ping Host
4 = Enable/Disable SSH/SFTP 5 = Network Ports control 6 = Configure STP Settings 7 = Check secure status 8 = Secure the device 9 = Reset switch config 10 = Reboot
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Opening and Using Palette
To o pen and use a palette:
1 . Navig ate to Window > Side Bars > Palette to o pen the palette pane. The palette pane is displayed at the lo wer left side o f the sc reen.
Figure 17: Palette Pane
2 . Clic k (Open Palette). The Open Palette windo w is displayed.
Figure 18: Open Palette Window
3 . Selec t the mo dule ipcProgrammingTool fro m the list o r type the mo dule name in the input field to o pen the palette, and then c lic k Ok. To selec t multiple mo dules, ho ld the Ctrl ke y o n the keybo ard and selec t the re- quired mo dules. This adds the selec ted mo dule to the palette dro p- do wn menu and the palette pane displays the selec ted palette.
Yo u c an also use the Bro wse butto n o n the Open Palette windo w to selec t the p ath o f the mo dule file fro m the devic e if yo u kno w the mo dule lo c atio n.
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See To o pen mo dule file using Bro wse butto n.
Figure 19: ipcProgrammingTool Palette Objects
Note:
To o pen ano ther palette, c lic k the palette dro p- do wn menu and selec t the required palette if present, o r o pen it by c lic king the Open Palette ic o n.
To c lo se the o pe ned palette, c lic k (Clo se Palette).
To view the pre view o f an item inside the o bjec t in the palette, selec t the item, and then c lic k (Pre- view). The preview o f the selec ted item is displayed at the lo wer side o f the palette pane.
Note:
• To o pen ano ther palette, c lic k the palette dro p- do wn menu and selec t the required palette if pre- sent, o r o pen it by c lic king the Open Palette ic o n.
• To c lo se the o pe ned palette, c lic k (Clo se Palette).
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• To view the pre view o f an item inside the o bjec t in the palette, selec t the item, and then c lic k (Preview). The preview o f the selec ted item is displayed at the lo wer side o f the p alette pane.
4 . Navig ate to the Drivers fo lder in the Nav tree.
5 . Drag and dro p the IPCNetwork o bjec t fro m the ipc Pro g ramming To o l palette into the Drivers fo lder. The IP- CNetwo rk fo lder is displayed under the Drivers fo lder alo ng with Niag araNetwo rk fo lder.
6 . Expand the IPCNetwork fo lder and navig ate to LocalDevice > Points. The Po ints no de c o ntains two fo lders
• SequencedControlProgram - The Sequenc edCo ntro lPro g ram fo lder is used fo r Ho neywell func tio n blo c ks (ho nFunc tio nBlo c ks)
• EventControlProgram - The EventCo ntro lPro g ram is used fo r kitCo ntro l c o mpo nents.
Figure 20: Nav Tree View
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Replacing Pre- Configured Station with User- Supplied Station
Yo u c an transfer the statio n by using statio n c o pier.
To replac e the pre- c o nfig ured statio n by user- supplied statio n:
1 . Co nnec t to the Platfo rm and do uble- c lic k Platform. The Platfo rm sc reen is displayed.
Figure 21: Platform Screen
2 . Do uble- c lic k Station Copier. The Statio n Co pier sc reen is displayed alo ng with s tatio ns o n yo ur c o mputer and default statio n running in the CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller.
Figure 22: Station Copier Screen
3 . Selec t the required statio n to c o py to the lo c alho st fro m the statio ns available o n yo ur c o mpute r.
4 . Clic k Copy. The Statio n Transfer Wizard starts c o pying the statio n to the CIPer Mo del 3 0 c o ntro ller.
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Figure 23: Station Transfer Wizard
5 . Enter a name fo r the new statio n and c lic k Next. The Statio n Transfer Wizard info rm abo ut the deletio n o f the existing the statio n in the remo te ho st.
6 . Clic k Next, if yo u want to delete the existing statio n and replac e it with new statio n.
Yo u c an also delete the existing statio n in the remo te ho st (CIPer Mo de l 3 0 ) befo re yo u start c o pying the new statio n by selec ting the statio n in the remo te ho st and c lic king Delete.
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7 . Clic k Next.
8 . Clic k Finish. The Transferring Statio n Wizard is displayed where all the applic atio ns are sto pped, existing sta- tio n is deleted, and new user- spec ified statio n is c o pied.
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Figure 24: Successful Transferring Station The Open Applic atio n Direc to r windo w is displayed.
9 . Clic k Yes.
Figure 25: Open Application Director Window
The user- c reated statio n is displayed o n the Applic atio n Direc to r sc reen and yo u c an start using the newly c o pied statio n.
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Connection Between Two CIPer Controllers Through Niagara Network
Yo u c an c o nnec t two different CIPer c o ntro llers in the wo rkbenc h thro ug h Niag ara Netwo rk.
1 . Open the Niag ara wo rkbenc h.
2 . Co nnec t to the required platfo rm and statio n.
3 . Navig ate to NiagaraNetwork fo lder under Station > Config > Drivers, do uble- c lic k NiagaraNetwork.
Figure 26: NiagaraNetwork Folder
4 . Clic k Discover to disc o ver the statio n in the platfo rm o f ano ther c o ntro ller.
Figure 27: List of Discovered Stations
5 . Lo c ate the required statio n to c o nnec t and drag and dro p it fro m the Disc o vered pane to the Database pane.
The Add windo w is displayed.
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Figure 28: Add Window
6 . Enter the username and passwo rd o f the statio n in the respec tive fileds.
7 . Clic k OK. The statio n is no w added to the database.
Yo u c an c hec k the c o nnec tio n between two statio ns o f different c o ntro llers by rig ht- c lic king the statio n and then selec ting Actions > Ping.
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Connecting M ultiple CIPer 30 Controllers using RSTP Configuration
Yo u c an c o nnec t to multiple CIPer 3 0 c o ntro llers using RSTP c o nfig uratio n. RSTP lo o p (i.e. RING to po lo g y) with 4 0 number o f CIPer 3 0 IP c o ntro llers with maximum lo ad in eac h c o ntro ller. To c o nfig ure and c o nnec t all CIPer 3 0 c o ntro llers in Wo rkbenc h. Fo r RSTP Co nfig uratio n Setting refer Rapid Spanning Tree Pro to c o l (RSTP)
Figure 29: RSTP Configuration 40 CIPer 30 Controllers and router connected to a single Network Switch
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Connecting M ultiple CIPer 30 Controllers using Daisy chain loop
To c o nnec t the CIPer 3 0 Co ntro llers in a daisy c hain lo o p yo u need to add Po rt Co nfig uratio n Pro perty under Lo - c al Devic e fro m the IPC Pro g ramming To o l palette. Fo r po rt c o nfig uratio n details refer to Po rt Co nfig uratio n
Figure 30: IP Daisy Chain Configuration N number of CIPer 30 Controllers connected to single Network Switch (Full load)
Note:
Yo u c an add any IP c o mpatible devic es (ex.- Edg e Devic es) in the spare Etherne t po rt.
Rapid Spanning Tree pro to c o l (IEEE 8 02 .1w) suppo rts o ver 2 00 c o ntro llers o n a daisy- c hain bus with fewer ho me runs fo r faster and lo wer c o st wiring .
o Up to 4 0 c o ntro llers in a redundant ring c o nfig uratio n
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M anaging Software And Licenses
This sec tio n g ives info rmatio n abo ut ho w yo u c an manag e the CIPer Mo del 3 0 applic atio n lic enses and c ertifi- c ates.
The ac c ess rig hts in CIPer Mo del 3 0 are set to default fo r the administrato r users and c an be mo dified by the user who is respo nsible fo r c o nfig uring the CIPer Mo del 3 0 .
M anaging License
To see the lic ense details o r validate yo ur lic ense, navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is displayed. The details inc lude the ho s t address and ID o f the system, brand ID, and list o f lic ense and c ertific ate files. The ho st ID is unique fo r eac h c o ntro ller.
Figure 31: License M anager Screen
License M anager
The c apabilities that Lic ense Manag er pro vides are as fo llo w:
• Importing License
• Exporting License
• Viewing License
• Deleting License
• Importing Certificate
• Viewing Certificate
• Deleting Certificate
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Importing License
Yo u c an impo rt lic ense by impo rting o ne o r mo re lic ense s fro m files, lo c al lic ens e database, and lic ensing server.
To impo rt a lic ense:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Lic enses sec tio n, c lic k Import. The Impo rt Lic ense windo w is displayed.
Figure 32: Import License Window
• Import one or more license from files: To impo rt lic ense fro m the lo c al file
• Import license from the local license database: To impo rt lic ense fro m the lo c al database. This o ptio n is enabled when there is a lo c al lic ens e database.
• Import AX Supervisor (Honeywell Webs 4.7) licenses from the licensing server: To impo rt lic ense fro m the lic ensing server in c ase there are no lic ense present in the lo c al files and databases. When yo u s elec t this o ptio n fo r impo rting lic ense, the applic atio n displays fo llo wing windo w to re start the statio n.
Figure 33: License Complete Dialog Box 3 . Selec t the required o ptio n to impo rt the lic ense.
4 . Clic k Ok. The Selec t File windo w is displayed.
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Figure 34: Select File Window
5 . Navig ate to the required path where the lic ense file is present.
6 . Selec t the required lic ense file and c lic k Ok. The impo rt status is sho wn in the windo w displayed.
Figure 35: Licenses and Certificates Already Current Dialog Box 7 . Clic k Ok.
Exporting License
To expo rt a lic ense:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Lic enses sec tio n, c lic k Export. The Save Lic ense As windo w is disp layed.
Figure 36: Save License As Window
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3 . Navig ate to the required path where yo u want to save the lic ense file and c lic k Ok.
Figure 37: File saved Dialog Box 4 . Clic k Ok.
Viewing License
To view a lic ens e detail:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Lic enses sec tio n, se lec t the required lic ense to view, and c lic k View. The details o f the selec ted lic ense are displayed.
Or do uble- c lic k the required lic ense.
Figure 38: License Details 3 . Clic k Ok.
Deleting License
To delete a lic ense:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Lic enses sec tio n, c lic k the required lic ense to delete, and c lic k Delete.
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Figure 39: Delete Confirmation
3 . Clic k Yes to c o nfirm the lic ense deletio n.
Or c lic k No, if yo u do no t want to delete the lic ense.
Importing Certificate
To impo rt a c ertific ate:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Certific ates sec tio n, c lic k Import. The Selec t File windo w is displayed.
Figure 40: Select File Window
3 . Navig ate to the required path where the c ertific ate file is present.
4 . Selec t the required c ertific ate file and c lic k Ok. The impo rt status is sho wn in the windo w displayed.
Figure 41: Licenses and Certificates Already Current Dialog Box 5 . Clic k Ok.
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Viewing Certificate
To view a c ertific ate detail:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Certific ates sec tio n, selec t the required c ertific ate to view, and c lic k View. The details o f the selec ted c ertific ate are displayed.
Or do uble- c lic k the required c ertific ate.
Figure 42: Certificate Details 3 . Clic k Ok
Deleting Certificate
To delete a c ertific ate:
1 . Navig ate to Platform in the Nav tree and do uble- c lic k License M anager. The Lic ense Manag er sc reen is dis- played.
2 . Under Certific ates sec tio n, c lic k the required c ertific ate to delete, and c lic k Delete.
Figure 43: Delete Confirmation
3 . Clic k Yes to c o nfirm the c ertific ate deletio n.
Or c lic k No, if yo u do no t want to delete the c ertific ate.
Version Compatibility
The versio n c o mpatibility is similar to Webs. Fo r mo re info rmatio n o n the o perating system, bro wser, and o ther c o mpatibility details, see CIPer Mo del 3 0 Installatio n and o peratio n g uide and Niag ara 4 Installatio n Guide.
