Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2

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1 TECHNICAL 08/2008 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 This document outlines support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 for PowerLogic CM3000 series/cm4000 series, Compact NSX and Branch Circuit Power Meter (BCPM) devices. It also outlines new features available in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2. In This Document What s New in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack Installing the Service Pack Obtaining the Service Pack Installing Service Pack Device Support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack Supported Devices The Components of ION Enterprise Configuring and Adding Devices Device Configuration Software Configuring Devices to Communicate with ION Enterprise Adding Devices to ION Enterprise Compact, ION, ION Enterprise, Modbus, Modicon, Micrologic, Power Measurement, PowerLogic, and Schneider Electric are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Schneider Electric in France, the USA and other countries. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. Electrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained only by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Using Vista to View Data and Perform Resets Viewing Real time and Logged Data in Vista CM3000 series/cm4000 series devices Compact NSX Branch Circuit Power Meter (BCPM) Viewing Historical Data using Reporter Creating and Generating Default Reports Time Synchronization Upgrading Device Firmware Additional Information ION Enterprise online Help Your device documentation Documentation for your device configuration software

2 What s New in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 What s New in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 This section outlines new features and device support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2. Microsoft Windows Vista ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 introduces support for the Windows Vista operating system. For more information on using ION Enterprise with Windows Vista, see the ION Enterprise Commissioning Guide or contact Technical Support. In this document, Vista refers to the Vista component of ION Enterprise. Any reference to the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system will appear as Windows Vista. Device Support Device support has been added or enhanced for the following devices: CM3000 series/cm4000 series Compact NSX with BSCM module and Micrologic trip units type A and type E Branch Circuit Power Meter For more information, see Device Support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 on page 5. VMware ION Enterprise 5.6 can be installed on VMware. For more information on using ION Enterprise 5.6 with VMware, see the ION Enterprise Commissioning Guide or contact Technical Support. Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

3 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Installing the Service Pack Installing the Service Pack This section describes how to install Service Pack 2 (SP2). Service Pack 2 includes the features of Service Pack 1. For information on Service Pack 1, see the PowerLogic Device Support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 1 technical note. Obtaining the Service Pack This section describes how to locate Service Pack 2 on the CD or obtain it from the website. Locating the Service Pack on the CD The CD label indicates if the CD also includes SP2. 1. Insert the ION Enterprise 5.6 with Service Pack 2 CD in the CD ROM drive. Start Windows Explorer and select your CD ROM drive. 2. Open the ServicePack folder, which contains the ServicePack2.exe file. Obtaining the Service Pack from the Website Service Pack 2 includes the features of Service Pack 1. You do not need to download both. 1. Start your web browser, then go to and select your location. 2. Click Support. 3. Click ION Enterprise. Locate the Service Packs section of the webpage. 4. Under ION Enterprise 5.6, click Download SP2. If you haven t already done so, you are asked to Log in or create an account. The download starts automatically. Depending on your browser security settings, the browser may block the download and display the Information Bar. If this is the case, click the Information Bar, then select Download File. 5. Click Save, then select a location on your computer to download Service Pack Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 3

4 Installing Service Pack 2 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Installing Service Pack 2 Before you install Service Pack 2, make sure you have already installed or upgraded your system to ION Enterprise 5.6. To find what version of ION Enterprise you have installed, open Management Console and select Help > About. The About ION Enterprise window displays information about your installation, including the version currently installed. 1. Navigate to the location where the ServicePack2.exe file is located (see Obtaining the Service Pack on page 3). 2. Double click ServicePack2.exe to run the application. 3. Follow the directions given by the installation wizard. Reboot your computer when prompted. Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

5 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Device Support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 Device Support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 This section outlines the device support added in Service Pack 2 and describes how to view information from the devices using the Vista and Reporter components of ION Enterprise. Supported Devices This document outlines the support in ION Enterprise 5.6 Service Pack 2 for the following devices: CM3000 series/cm4000 series Compact NSX with BSCM module and Micrologic trip units type A and type E (referred to in this documentation as Compact NSX, Compact NSX A or Compact NSX E) Branch Circuit Power Meter (referred to in this documentation as BCPM) The Components of ION Enterprise When you open ION Enterprise, a taskpad appears with links to the main components: Management Console, Vista and Reporter. For more information on using these components, see the online ION Enterprise Help. Management Console Use Management Console to add and configure network components such as servers, sites and devices, and to set up and change user accounts. For considerations when adding devices to your ION Enterprise network, see Adding Devices to ION Enterprise on page 8. For instructions on adding devices to your ION Enterprise network, see the online ION Enterprise Help. Vista Use Vista to view real time and historical data and to monitor your power system via a graphical display. For information on viewing data in Vista for the devices covered in this document, see Using Vista to View Data and Perform Resets on page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 5

6 Configuring and Adding Devices Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Reporter Use Reporter to create and generate common energy, demand and power quality reports. For instructions on using Reporter to generate reports for the devices covered in this document, see Viewing Historical Data using Reporter on page 15. Configuring and Adding Devices This section outlines which software configuration utility to use with which device and provides information on device parameters that require a specific setting to communicate with ION Enterprise. Device Configuration Software Use the following software to configure these devices: Device CM3000 series/ CM4000 series Configuration Software PMCU Availability Download from the Support section of Compact NSX RSU Contact Technical Support BCPM ION Setup 2.2 Contact Technical Support 1 If you plan to use both ION Enterprise and PMCU (PowerLogic Meter Configuration Utility) on the same computer, install ION Enterprise first. If you already have PMCU installed, contact Technical Support. For additional information on these configuration utilities, refer to the Support and Library sections of or contact your Schneider Electric representative. For information on using these tools to configure devices, see their accompanying online Help or the documentation that came with your device. Trying to communicate with the device using the configuration tool and ION Enterprise at the same time can cause communication problems. To avoid this, stop communication between the device and the configuration software before connecting to the device with ION Enterprise, and vice versa. To discontinue communication between ION Enterprise and the device, right-click on the device in Management Console and select Disconnect. Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

7 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Configuring Devices to Communicate with ION Enterprise Configuring Devices to Communicate with ION Enterprise Before adding a device in ION Enterprise, configure the device using the appropriate configuration software listed in the previous section. The following table outlines parameters that need to be set in a particular way on the device for the device to communicate with ION Enterprise. Device Device Parameter Required Setting CM3000 series/cm4000 series Compact NSX Protocol Parity Auto-Speed sensing Parity Modbus RTU None No None BCPM Parity Off Modbus Device Address Considerations Make sure the address (Unit ID) is unique for each device on a serial communications loop. Devices must have an address from 1 to 247. Setting Up CM series Data Logs for Use with Reporter The CM series devices by default do not log all the measurements required to generate Load Profile and Energy & Demand reports using Reporter. To generate these reports, you must first use PMCU to configure the meter to log these measurements. Use PMCU to configure the onboard data logs as follows: 1. Add Reactive Energy Into the Load and Real Energy Into the Load to the Log Template that corresponds to basic values (e.g., Basic Values). 2. Add the log containing basic values into the Log Files for Data Log #1. Make sure the following settings are set as noted: Select Continuous logging. Make sure Enable is selected. 3. Configure other settings as required for your purposes. It is recommended that you use PMCU or Vista to disable Data Log 4 on CM series devices in your ION Enterprise network. Because this Data Log logs at a very high frequency (every 5 seconds), it can impact the performance of ION Enterprise. For detailed instructions on using PMCU to configure your device, see the PMCU online help. For instructions on generating the reports, see Creating and Generating Default Reports on page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 7

8 Adding Devices to ION Enterprise Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Configuring Input Metering on CM series Devices With input metering, device inputs can measure values from the same location as the device or they can measure values from locations other than that of the device. If you want these inputs to appear in ION Enterprise as device independent measurements, you must create custom labels for these measurements using PMCU. These custom labels must include symbol. ION Enterprise interprets labels with symbol as a device independent measurements. Measurements with the default labels appear as if they are from the CM series device and are available to the OPC Server Assistant. However, if you use custom labels to create device-independent measurements, these measurements are no longer available to the OPC Server Assistant. Adding Devices to ION Enterprise BCPM OPC Server Support in ION Enterprise OPC support is available for the BCPM in ION Enterprise except for channel measurements (such as channel current and channel demand), which are not exported to the OPC server. Perform basic device configuration using the appropriate device configuration utility before you add the device to your ION Enterprise network. For instructions on adding devices to your ION Enterprise network, see the online ION Enterprise Help. The BCPM and Device Licensing in ION Enterprise Device licensing for the BCPM in ION Enterprise is different from most other devices. For specific information on device licensing and the BCPM, contact your Schneider Electric sales representative. BCPM84 For the BCPM84, each pair of current sensor (CT) strips must be added as a separate device in ION Enterprise. Each pair of CT strips has a unique unit ID (the base address that you configure and the base address plus 1). The BCPM84 appears as two devices in ION Enterprise. However, each pair of CT strips on the BCPM84 counts as half a device license so when you add both pairs of CT strips, you use one device license. BCPM42 The BCPM42 is added as one device in ION Enterprise and counts as one device license. Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

9 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Using Vista to View Data and Perform Resets Using Vista to View Data and Perform Resets This section outlines how real time and logged data is organized in Vista for different device types, what reset controls are available and how to perform the available resets. Viewing Real-time and Logged Data in Vista Information in Vista is organized in a series of tabs, and in other data screens accessed via those tabs. Example Vista Screen Tabs organize data into logical groups Navigation button Buttons can open other data screens, open logs, or perform actions such as resets or triggering waveforms 2008 Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 9

10 CM3000 series/cm4000 series devices Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 CM3000 series/cm4000 series devices This section lists the tabs available in Vista for the CM series devices, what type of data can be accessed from each tab, and the resets available. Tab Volts/Amps Power Quality Energy & Dmd Inputs/Outputs Alarms Diagnostic Description This tab displays real-time voltage, current and power parameters. It also provides access to historical data in voltage, current, power, power factor and event logs; to access these logs, click the Logs button. You can also access a min/max display screen. This tab displays power quality information such as Total Harmonic Distortion and disturbance information (depending on the type of meter). The tab also provides access to power quality-related logs and screens, such as waveform logs and harmonics data screens. This tab displays real-time energy and demand information and provides access to historical data in energy and demand logs. This tab displays information on the status and count of the digital outputs and optional input/output modules. It also provides access to screens that display input metering and I/O card information (if available). This tab provides access to alarm information for the device. This tab displays basic device information such as volts mode, option module(s) installed and the serial number of the device. It also provides access to the Maintenance Log screen and the Log Resets screen. CM3000 series/cm4000 series Resets To perform a reset, click the applicable Reset button in Vista. The types of resets available are: Min/Max Reset EN50160 Evaluation Reset Peak Demand Reset Accumulated Energy Reset Data Log Resets Waveform and Sag/Swell Resets Logs must be disabled before they can be reset. Use the Log Resets screen (accessed from the Diagnostics tab) to enable and disable the logs. Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

11 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 CM3000 series/cm4000 series devices Plotting Waveforms from CM series Devices Waveforms from CM series devices can be quite large. These large waveforms are split by ION Enterprise into a series of smaller waveforms when displayed in the data log. To plot all the sections of the waveform in Vista, you must select all the rows that relate to the waveform before you click the Plot button. All the rows related to the one waveform have the same timestamp. For example, in the following image, you would select rows 28 to 34 to plot the entire waveform. ION Enterprise Priority Numbers for CM series Events CM series device events are mapped to ION Enterprise event log priority numbers in the following way: CM series Device Event ION Enterprise Priority Numbers Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 11

12 Compact NSX Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Compact NSX This section lists the tabs available in Vista for the Compact NSX, what type of data can be accessed from each tab, and the resets available. When you configure the Compact NSX with RSU, set the Auto-Speed sensing parameter to No. Setting it to Yes can result in significant communications problems between ION Enterprise and the device. Description Tab Compact NSX E Compact NSX A Protection Volts/Amps Power Quality Energy & Dmd This tab displays protection information such as breaker status and trip settings, as well as real-time and peak demand current information. It also gives access to trip curve, trip settings, trip history, trip log and BSCM log screens. This tab displays real-time voltage, current and power parameters. It also provides access to historical data in voltage, current and events logs; to access these logs, click the Logs button. You can also access a min/max display screen. This tab displays Total Harmonic Distortion and provides access to harmonics min/max data. This tab displays real-time energy and demand information and provides access to historical data in the energy and demand logs. This tab displays protection information such as breaker status and trip settings, as well as real-time current information. It also provides access to trip curve, trip settings, trip history, trip log and BSCM log screens. This tab also provides access to the min/max display screen and the device event log. Tab not available on Compact NSX A. Tab not available on Compact NSX A. Tab not available on Compact NSX A. Alarms Maintenance This tab displays alarm status and provides access to the alarm log. This tab displays maintenance information, such as trip and alarm counters. It also provides access to screens and logs that display basic device and maintenance information: Diagnostics, Profiles, Maintenance Log and Options. When performing control actions on the Compact NSX, ION Enterprise attempts to use the device s default passwords. If these have been changed and ION Enterprise cannot gain access to the Compact NSX, the action is aborted and an error message appears. Compact NSX Resets To perform a reset, click the applicable Reset button in Vista. The types of resets available are (depending on type of device): Min/Max Resets Demand Resets Energy Resets Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

13 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Compact NSX ION Enterprise Priority Numbers for Compact NSX Events Compact NSX events are mapped to ION Enterprise event log priority numbers in the following way: Compact NSX Event ION Enterprise Priority Numbers Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 13

14 Branch Circuit Power Meter (BCPM) Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Branch Circuit Power Meter (BCPM) This section lists the tabs available in Vista for the BCPM, what type of data can be accessed from each tab, and the resets available. Tab Alarms Current, Volt, Pwr (BCPM A), Current, Voltage (BCPM B), Current (BCPM C) Demand Energy (BCPM A & BCPM B) Diagnostic Description This tab displays the global status of current and voltage latching and non-latching alarms. It provides access to screens with the status of latching alarms per channel, the status of non-latching alarms per channel, events, the status of panel main alarms, and alarm setup. This tab displays the following real-time measurements: BCPM A: voltage, current, and power BCPM B: voltage and current BCPM C: current It also provides access to this information for panel-main inputs. It provides access to historical data logs per channel; to access these logs, click the Logs button. This tab displays current demand by channel and contains the Reset All Peak Demand button. It also provides access to panel-main and (for the BCPM A) power demand information, as well as demand reset buttons. This tab displays real-time energy information. It provides access to energy logs. This tab displays basic device information such as device serial number, location, volts scale and firmware revision. BCPM Resets To perform a reset, click the applicable Reset button in Vista. The types of resets available are: Alarm Resets Min/Max Reset Peak Demand Resets Energy Resets ION Enterprise Priority Numbers for BCPM Events BCPM events are mapped to ION Enterprise event log priority numbers in the following way: BCPM Event ION Enterprise Priority Numbers Channel and Auxiliary Input Events 64 Global Events 200 Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

15 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Viewing Historical Data using Reporter Viewing Historical Data using Reporter This section describes using Reporter to generate reports on historical data. The BCPM is not supported by the default report templates outlined below. Available Report Templates Report CM3000 series/ CM4000 series Compact NSX E 2 Load Profile Energy and Demand Power Quality EN EN50160 General and Summary reports are available for CM3000 series/cm4000 series devices. 2 Default reports are not available for Compact NSX A. Load Profile Report Template: This report provides a graphical representation of demand or load levels over a period of time. Energy and Demand Report: This report provides a tabular report on energy consumption and peak demand levels over a period of time, categorized by time of use. Power Quality Report: This report summarizes the number and severity of voltage sags, swells and transients over a period of time. EN50160 Reports: CM_EN50160 General Report: This report contains detailed analysis of all EN50160 compliance data logged by a single meter. CM_EN50160 Summary Report: This report contains comprehensive analysis of all EN50160 compliance data logged by multiple meters. Because CM series devices use their own CM_EN50160 reports, you cannot generate one EN50160 report that uses both CM series devices and ION devices as sources. For more information on the default report templates, see the online ION Enterprise Help Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 15

16 Creating and Generating Default Reports Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Creating and Generating Default Reports This section describes how to run reports based on the default templates available with Reporter. For more detailed information on using Reporter, see the online ION Enterprise Help. For information on configuring CM series devices to log measurements for Load Profile and Energy & Demand reports, see Setting Up CM series Data Logs for Use with Reporter on page 7. Creating a new report from a template 1. Start Reporter, select Manage Reports and click New. The New Report wizard appears. 2. In Step 1, type a name for the report and select the type of report you want to create (see Available Report Templates on page 15 for more information). 3. In Step 2, select the sources for your report from the available list. For Energy and Demand reports, select the Time of Use (TOU) schedule to use. If the TOU schedule you require is not listed in the TOU Schedule list, click Manage to add a new TOU schedule. 4. In Step 3, configure the report options you require. 5. Click Finish. When you click Finish, Reporter displays the Unsupported Source window for some devices (such as CM series devices). This indicates that Reporter cannot automatically find a log it requires on that device. In this window, select the log you configured in Setting Up CM series Data Logs for Use with Reporter on page 7 (i.e., Data Log 1), then click OK. Generating a report 1. Start Reporter, select Generate Reports and click Generate. If required, enter the date range for the report. 2. When Click the Close button to view the report appears in the Report Status screen, click Close. The report appears in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.

17 Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Time Synchronization Time Synchronization The following are the default time synchronization settings for the supported devices: CM3000 series/cm4000 series: Time synchronization is enabled by default. Signals are sent to these devices once every hour and do not include DST adjustments. Compact NSX: Time synchronization is enabled by default. Signals are sent to these devices once every 15 minutes and include DST adjustments. You cannot manually send time synchronization signals to these devices from ION Enterprise. For information on enabling or disabling time synchronization for a particular device type, contact Technical Support. Time Synchronization Settings in Management Console You cannot use the Time Synch Ethernet Enabled or Time Synch Ethernet Interval settings in Management Console to configure time synchronization on these devices. Any changes to these settings will be ignored by the devices Schneider Electric. All rights reserved. Page 17

18 Upgrading Device Firmware Device Support in PowerLogic ION Enterprise Service Pack 2 Upgrading Device Firmware CAUTION Disable communication from ION Enterprise to the device before attempting to upgrade your device firmware. You could seriously damage your device if you try to upgrade while ION Enterprise is trying to communicate with the device. To discontinue communication between ION Enterprise and the device, right-click on the device in Management Console and select Disconnect. Use the following software utilities to upgrade the firmware of the devices covered in this document: Device CM3000 series/cm4000 series Firmware Upgrade Software DLF3000 Availability Contact Technical Support or download from Compact NSX RSU Contact Technical Support BCPM DLF3000 Contact Technical Support or download from Page Schneider Electric. All rights reserved.