Installation and configuration. WebAccess and its modules for ECL Comfort 200 / 300

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1 Installation and configuration and its modules for ECL Comfort VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK

2 Application principle Table of Contents Before you start...2 System requirements... 2 Installation address... 2 IP addresses* accounts... 2 ECL name (menu location 1-4)... 2 Heat meters... 3 Pulse interface Pulse interface Pulse interface Pulse interface Analog interface Analog interface LON wiring...6 Wiring to the ECL Comfort controller...7 LAN Ethernet wiring...9 Powering up...10 Ethernet configuration...10 Configuration of ECL Comfort controllers Configuration of modules...12 Configuration of input channels...13 IP configuration...14 Light emitting diodes...15 WAH analog interface...16 WAH pulse interface...17 Screen examples VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

3 Before you start System requirements Microsoft Explorer 6.xx browser or later versions Adobe SVG Viewer 3.xx or later versions Intranet Internet connection It is strongly recommended to write down the information that may be needed on a later occasion. Installation address IP addresses* IP address (fixed) Subnet mask Default gateway * All addresses must be written as digits accounts Name * All addresses must be written as digits ECL name (menu location 1-4) Menu option: Configuration Installation address Menu option: Configuration IP addresses Menu option: Configuration accounts SMTP addresses* Menu option: Configuration Units Heat meters Pulse interface 1 Description Pulse factor Unit Pulse interface 2 Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Description Pulse factor Unit 2 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

4 Pulse interface 3 Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Description Pulse factor Unit Analog interface 1 Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Range Description 0 V 10 V Unit Pulse interface 4 Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Description Pulse factor Unit Analog interface 2 Menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add (Edit) Range Description 0 V 10 V Unit 4 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

5 LON wiring Wiring to the ECL Comfort controller Step 1 Mount the ECA 82 LON module in the ECL Comfort controller by dismounting cover plate B on the back of the ECL Comfort by means of a small slice cutter nipper. Step 2 Mount the ECA 82 in the slides and press it gently into the connector on the ECL Comfort print board. 6 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

6 LAN Ethernet wiring Step 3 Mount the new cover plate B, which is delivered with the option card. Pin connection ECA 82: 1: LON data 1. Left side pin of the connector. 2: Middle pin of the connector. Do not use! 3: LON data 2. Right side pin of the connector. LON data 1 and 3 can be reversed. Pin connection unit: 1: LON data 1. Left side pin of the connector. 2: LON data 2. Right side pin of the connector. LON data 1 and 2 can be reversed. (TPFT-10) ECA 82 Step 4 Mount the LON connectors in the unit and in the ECA 82 module. LON termination Check that the termination jumper is mounted as FT. 8 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

7 Powering up When powering up the ECL Comfort controller, a period of about 30 seconds will elapse during which the database of the controller will be copied to the ECA 82 module. During this period it is not possible to contact the ECA 82 module, neither from the ECL Comfort controller nor from the network. The start-up period will occur in connection with reset powering up of the controller and ECA 82 module and also when the application is changed in the ECL Comfort controller. The unit needs 2-3 min. to start up. During start-up, the status LED has a constant light. The unit is ready when the status LED starts flashing. Status LED Ethernet configuration Configuration of ECL Comfort controllers Add the ECL Comfort applications to the unit: Select menu option: Configuration Units Add ECL Click Add. State the ECL name for this menu location. If you already have set up alarm recipients, choose the one to be alerted in case of communication failure. Click Continue. Follow the instructions on the screen. Edit ECL Click Edit. Edit the ECL name for this menu location. Choose alarm recipient in case of communication failure. Click save. Remove ECL Click Remove for the ECL you want to disconnect. Confirm the removal of the selected ECL by clicking Remove once again. First of all, the contact to the unit must be established. This is achieved by means of a PC (Laptop Notebook) and an xover Ethernet cable. Connect the Ethernet cable and configure your PC to the fixed IP addresses: IP: Subnet: Gateway: No Now the unit can be contacted with the IP address via the Microsoft Internet Explorer. Remember to install the Adobe SVG Viewer before contacting the unit. It can be downloaded for free from If you fail to install the Adobe SVG Viewer, you will not be able to see the application graphics. 10 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

8 Configuration of modules Select menu option: Configuration Units Additional modules Add Click Add. State the module name and choose under which ECL menu locations the module is to be shown. If you already have set up alarm recipients, choose the one to be alerted in case of communication failure. Click Continue. Follow the instructions on the screen. Edit Click Edit. Edit the module name for this menu location. Choose alarm recipient in case of communication failure. Click save. Remove Click Remove for the module you want to disconnect. Confirm the removal of the selected module by clicking Remove once again. When a new ECL unit or additional module is added, you might be asked to close your Internet browser and then restart it. This also applies if units additional modules have been changed or deleted when you close the dialog. This enables the Internet Explorer to show you the new changed units additional modules correctly. Configuration of input channels Heat meters: No additional set-up is required. WAH pulse interface: Select the under which the pulse interface is shown. Select the menu option: Modules. Click Add and confirm use of licence. Click Edit. State the name description, units (kwh or m 3 ) and pulse factor. Also state the accumulated value of the meter (actual value displayed on the meter) and the max. possible value of the meter. WAH analog interface: Select the under which the analog interface is shown. Select the menu option: Modules. Select the menu option: Modules. Click Add and confirm use of licence. Click Edit. State the name description and units. Set the range of the input device by stating the min. max. value that equals 0 and 10 V. 12 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

9 IP configuration Light emitting diodes Set the IP address, subnet mask and standard gateway of the data logger to comply with the relevant network. You can get these addresses from your network administrator or from your Internet supplier. When the IP address is changed, the data logger restarts. After a period of 2-5 min. the Internet explorer should be restarted, and the data logger can be found on the new IP address. It is extremely important to remember your IP address. Without this address, it will not be possible to access the data logger again. 1. TP FT-10 LON connection: Free topology twisted pair 2. Power supply: 8-24 V a.c. or V d.c. 3. RS 232 interface for PC connection 4. Ethernet connection 5. TP FT-10 LON connection: Free topology twisted pair 6. Wireless Constant light: Fatal error no net. It is not possible to get connected to the network (typically the SIM card is missing) Slowly flashing light (½ Hz) : Connected to GSM net found! Fast flashing light (1 Hz): Connected to dial up 7. Status Constant light: The data logger is starting up and and there is no connection Flashing light: The data logger is ready Mb Flashing light: Data are being trasmitted via the Ethernet 9. Link Constant light: The data logger is connected to the Ethernet 10. Power Constant light: The data logger is connected to the mains No light: The power is disconnected 11. Service (configuration of data logger) Flashing light: The data logger is not configured 14 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

10 WAH analog interface WAH pulse interface 16 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

11 Screen examples 18 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

12 Extension modules, serial nos. Disposal Instruction Equipment containing electrical components shall not be disposed together with domestic waste. It must be collected separately with other electrical and electronic waste according to local legislation. 20 VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss DH-SMTDK DH-SMTDK VI.KM.H2.02 Danfoss

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