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4.3.2 Connection settings, data exchange and device update Device connection settings For the PC Client software to be able to communicate with a panel via the Ethernet interface, it is necessary to specify the device connection settings. When a new project file is created, the communication parameters are usually defined in the Project Creation Wizard. When a project is completed, the PC Client software transfers the communication parameters to the device connection data. This data can be completed or modified at any time by opening the menu item "Settings -> Device connection settings". The "Set device connection data" window then appears in the software. The device connection settings are specified in three stages in the "Device connection data" window. Each step is overwritten with its own tab. The "General", "IP" and "Datalogger" tabs can be opened... - "General" tab The device description of the panel is specified here. An identifying text of max. 15 characters can be entered under "Device name" (e.g. "Office panel). This text is then applied to the device memory of the panel on loading the configuration settings, and also displayed in the heading of the PC Client software window to identify the current project. In addition, the device name is also used as the DHCP name. An additional text of any length can be entered under "Device description". This text (e.g. "Panel next to the door into the office") is only used as a more detailed description of the device name and is only displayed within the PC Client software. The device name and device description are always applied automatically with the IP configuration settings of the panel (menu "Settings -> IP -> General"). Order-No. 7574 00 1X PC Client software Connection settings, data exchange and device update Page 206 of 222
- "IP" tab The IP communication parameters for the Ethernet connection are defined here. It is important to make exactly the same settings here as are stored in the panel. The "IP address" and the "Ports" used must therefore agree with the values of the same name in the panel. The valid IP settings of the panel can be viewed on the device on the service page under "Area 3 -> IP settings" and applied in exactly the same way. When DHCP is used for automatic address allocation in the network, it should be noted that the DHCP Server always assigns different IP addresses to the panel on a initialisation operation after a device reset, which must then be applied to the connection settings. If, during system operation, device resets are common, e.g. due to power supply disconnections, then static IP addresses should be used. The communication connection between the PC Client software and the panel is protected by a password to avoid unauthorised access to the device. With the PC Client software, the device password is set on the "IP" tab. The password entered in the PC Client software and the panel must be identical. The password for the panel is configured in the top parameter node of the "General" parameter group. The device password may be a maximum of 16 characters in length. The box can also be left empty in the PC Client software and in the ETS plug-in, meaning that communication between the PC Client software and the panel takes place without password protection. The password is indicated in the input box by "*" and encrypted in the communication connection. This means that it is safe from sabotage. - "Datalogger" tab The PC Client software can also read out the recorded data values of the datalogger. This allows simple recording of, for example, counter values or other consumption data and archiving in a CSV file format. When the data is loaded from the device, the PC Client software saves the CSV files of each datalogger channel to a target folder. This save location can be edited on the "Datalogger" tab. The CSV is clearly indicated in the filename. This makes the datalogger channel number and the date and time clear in the name. The date and time are derived from the data value of the last time interval of the appropriate datalogger channel. A prefix can be optionally added to the filename. In this way, the device name can, for example, be applied to the filename, allowing clear identification of the source of the datalogger data. i If the PC Client software is unable to create a remote or configuration connection to the panel due to incorrect device connection settings, then an error message is displayed. In this case, the IP connection settings (IP address, ports) are compare with the valid values of the panel. This must especially be complied with in the case of DHCP-administered networks. Data exchange, reading out the datalogger The PC Client software can also read out the recorded data values of the datalogger. This allows simple recording of, for example, counter values or other consumption data and archiving in a CSV file format. When the data is loaded from the device, the PC Client software saves the CSV files of each datalogger channel to a target folder, defined in the device connection settings. Reading out of the datalogger can be started in the "Settings" menu by opening the menu item "Load datalogger data from the device...". The PC Client software then sets up an IP connection to the panel, reads out the data values and saves them to a CSV file. The successfully read-out datalogger channels and the filenames and save locations are displayed to the end user in a separate message window. Then, the saved files can be opened and viewed and processed in a suitable table calculation. Order-No. 7574 00 1X PC Client software Connection settings, data exchange and device update Page 207 of 222
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