KNX touch panel 7" ISC Learning Center 10/2009. Tomas Nordström / Joachim Dröscher

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1 KNX touch panel 7" ISC Learning Center 10/2009 Tomas Nordström / Joachim Dröscher

2 A natural leader with style Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 2

3 1 - Wide display Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 3

4 Make the most of your energy Schneider Electric 4

5 2 - More functions Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 5

6 Three application examples The KNX touch panel 7" is particularly suited to use in private homes and as an intelligent single room solution for conference rooms and hotels. The panel can be just as easily integrated in an existing installation as in a new one. 6

7 Private Home Lights, blinds or temperature can be controlled from one central point in the house Simulate presence function that the house looks occupied even when no one is at home Call up - pre-programmed -internet page Alarms. I.e. leakage alarm, door open etc A nice improvement of your existing installation Schneider Electric 7

8 Hotel room Regulate all functions in the hotel room Easy and convenient handling Language can be changed from hotel staff Protection of sensitive areas via password Schneider Electric 8

9 Conference room Control the light or blinds by press of a button on the screen Easy-to-understand text on screen Change of language depending on who is using the conference room Activate scenes e.g. presentation and all desired functions will be executed simultaneously Schneider Electric 9

10 3 - Intuitive interface Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 10

11 A natural leader - Intelligent control of building functions The KNX touch panel 7" The ability to influence every event. Always having everything in view and under control - these are classic leadership qualities which are also required for intelli-gent building management. The KNX touch panel 7" has these qualities Schneider Electric 11

12 Intelligent control Main menu bar Favourit es bar Control & display elements Loudspeaker Touchsensitive surface USB socket cover Schneider Electric 12

13 Panel description Main menu bar Gives access to the system pages Home button Heading Favorites Favourites bar bar Each page has a favourites bar with up to 3 push buttons Each push button can navigate to a page of choice Control panels The various push buttons and value display/entries for the user Loudspeaker Can be configured to beep at the press of buttons Can sound on alarm incidents Touch sensitive surface The surface of the panel is very touch sensitive. This gives easy use and fast response when pressing a button USB cover Covering the USB port used for downloading of project file and pictures Schneider Electric 13

14 The advantages at a glance 7" colour TFT monitor Resolution 800 x 480 pixels Week time switch Access to websites Scenes Presence simulation Slide show with personal photos via USB Updates via plug-ins and USB Horizontal or vertical installation 8 frame colours and materials 5 colour worlds for the user interface Password protection 14

15 Wide range of colour and material combinations From exclusive designer hotels to the modern private household: with individual colour and material combinations, the KNX touch panel 7" fits perfectly into any living environment. Good style Schneider Electric 15

16 Colours and materials at a glance - Wide range of colour and material combinations Outer frame White plastic Black plastic Stainless steel Aluminium Black painted aluminium White painted aluminium White glass Polished brass Inner frame Black plastic White plastic User interface White Black Brown Green Blue Schneider Electric 16

17 Down-to-earth Simple installation and mounting Installing the KNX touch panel 7" is just how it should be: simple, quick and safe. Schneider Electric 17

18 The different parts Frame kit Outer frame Touch panel Installation box USB cover Schneider Electric 18

19 Article numbers Touch Panel 7 Brick-wall box for Touch Panel 7 Hollow-wall box for Touch Panel 7 Frame Kit for Touch Panel 7 polar white Frame Kit for Touch Panel 7 black Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 polar white Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 black Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 glass white Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 steel nature Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 brass polished Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 aluminium Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 aluminium polar white Outer-Frame for Touch Panel 7 aluminium black USB Cover for Touch Panel 7 polar white USB Cover for Touch Panel 7 black MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN MTN Schneider Electric 19

20 Installation Simple installation and mounting The KNX touch panel 7" can be optionally mounted vertically or horizontally. Horizontal Vertical Schneider Electric 20

21 4 - High flexibility Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 21

22 High functional flexibility Full control & status monitoring of the Home / Building functions Lighting control Shutter control Set point adjustment for temperature control Mode change for temperature control Scene control 8 scenes, 15 groups or Activation of scenes in actuator Switching on / off various equipments Stove TV Outlets for potentially unsafe appliances (Coffee machine, iron etc) Schneider Electric 22

23 High functional flexibility Embedded Value-added functions : Weekly Timer Presence Simulation Alarm module (1 Bit, 14 Byte) Logic Functions (AND, OR, Output normal/inverted) Lock Module Standby Picture or Slide Show (max. 800x480) Dynamic Language Change via KNX-Object Password per Page Horizontal or vertical Installation Time Synchronisation via Internet SW Update Capability via Plugin Schneider Electric 23

24 5 - Configuration Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 24

25 Configuration Contents First steps Connections Plug-in for ETS Basic settings Display layout Preview Project extent Basic functions Function pages Elements Group addresses Navigation Data exchange Special functions Scenes Users and passwords Timer switch Presence simulation Alarm Logic module Lock module Diashow Internet browser Display camera snapshots Language adaptation System settings 25

26 First steps Connections ETS3 230V LAN USB- Stick Connections: KNX 230V: Plugin terminal KNX: Plugin terminal USB: Typ A LAN: RJ45 26

27 First steps Software tool Plug-in for ETS3 Import the product database xxx.vd4 of the Touch-Panel 7 in ETS3 (minimum ETS 3.0f) The plug-in is automatically installed during import Insert a Touch Panel in the ETSproject Normal assignment of the physical address Start the plug-in by opening the parameters as normal in ETS Selection of main language (first time plug-in is opened) Software tool window is opened 27

28 First steps ETS3-Plugin Basic settings for the Touch Panel and Help Display basic settings Mark Touch Panel 2 in the tree to the left Help Mark parameter headlines or individual parameter names to display information in the help window section 28

29 First steps Display layout - Function pages Main bar Fixed buttons for navigation to certain pages Favourites bar Up to three navigation keys to other pages Favourites bar is optional Control & Display elements Max. 12 elements, With favourites bar: max. 9 (10 by vertical inst.) In case more elements are inserted a new sub page is automatically created Buttons for control Display of values Input of values Definied start page Navigation start page System functions 29

30 First steps Installation position: horizontal or vertical Horizontal Vertical Select installation position under basic settings 1. Main bar 2. Favourites bar 3. User controls 30

31 First steps Navigation pages Navigation pages Can only contain navigation keys to open other pages (navigation pages, function pages, predefined module pages or the browser) Max 12 keys on each page The navigation start page is available from the beginning, more navigation pages can be created When a new function page is created a navigation button to that page is automatically created on the Navigation start page 31

32 First steps Preview Activation: View -> Preview The tree menu and the preview is linked Navigation in the preview affects the menu and vice versa 32

33 First steps Project extent Available resources View -> Resource Monitor 255 external communication objects 255 internal communication objects Parameter memory: Data memory: 10 MB (21,4 MB) Diashow memory: 512 MB (970,1 MB) Lower right corner of the plug-in window Shows the value of the most heavily used resource Note! After export of the project from the touch panel it is possible to import the real available memory space to the plugin (see slide 58): Device -> Import system status 33

34 First steps Project extent Logical limits (maximum values) Function pages: 100 Navigation pages 100 Presence simulation 1 Channels 100 Timer switch channels 100 Switching times 100 Alarms 100 Scene module 1 Scene channels 15 Scenes 8 Logic gates 100 Inputs per gate 100 Lock modules 100 Users 100 Note! The available resources (previous page) determines how many of these function that can be used at the same time 34

35 Basic functions Insert function page Create function pages for control and display elements Icon New function page Or right-click on Function pages Labelling Select a text from the Text Resource Editor or enter a new text New texts are automatically inserted into the Text Resource Editor Global changes of texts is possible Navigation button When a new function page is created a navigation button to that page is automatically created on the Navigation start page 35

36 Basic functions Elements - Selection Elements Key 1-bit status display Graphic status display Value display Value entry Image element Container 36

37 Basic functions Elements - Overview Elements Key 1-bit status display Graphic status display Value display Value input Image element Container 37

38 Basic functions Elements - Keys Preset After editing 38

39 Basic functions Elements - symbols and operating philosophy One-key operation Switching Scene Value Two-key operation Switching Dimming Blind 39

40 Basic functions Elements Two-key operation Switching Switch object 1 bit and Status object 1 bit Dimming Blind Switch object 1 bit and Status object 1 bit Dimming object 4 bit Movement object 1 bit (Up/Down) Stop/Step 1 bit Option: Status 1 bit Option: Block function One internal 1 bit object per element (see Block module) Icons Free texts 40

41 Basic functions Elements One-key operation Switching Toggle, ON, OFF Press: ON, Release: OFF Press: OFF, Release: ON Scene Concept (configure under basic settings) Value Scene module in Touch Panel (old) up to 8 scenes and 15 channels Scene in actuators/pushbutton plus (new) 8 bit value for recall and save 1 byte value from 0 to 255 For dimmer, blind, fan-coil... 41

42 Basic functions Elements Status display 1-bit status display Display mode: Symbol or Text Import value when key is pressed Yes: pressing the element executes a read request to the bus No Graphic status display 8 bit feedback bar diagram Dimming actuators Blind actuators Heating and Fan-coil actuators Import value when key is pressed = read value from the bus 42

43 Basic functions Elements Value display Representation Prefix, e.g. SETPOINT Suffix (unit), e.g. C Data point type 1 Byte Percent/Angle Integer with/without sign 2 Byte, 4 Byte Integer with/without sign Floating point Value adaptation Number format Factor (Multiplication) Offset (Addition or Subtraction) 43

44 Basic functions Elements Value entry Data point settings same as Value display Settings for value input Lower setting limit Upper setting limit Step widht Start value Example: Position a blind in 10% steps 44

45 Basic functions Elements - Image 45

46 Basic functions Elements - Image Static images Administration in Image Resource Editor Max. format: 755 x 328* Pixel Horizontal size: Vertical size: 3 elements 4 elements *only by disabled Favourites bar One element: 243 x 52 Pixel The max. possible size (in elements) depends on the position of the image element on the page. Only the first position on a page gives full freedom of choice. For all other positions the choices of size is limited (see help in the plug-in) Format: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG Size Pixel * Page x Element x 4*

47 Basic functions Elements - Container Function As place holder Max. two elements per Container Common label for the elements Example Graphic status display for value feedback Key for switching and dimming Possible elements in a container 1st Graphic status display 2nd Key 1st Key 2nd Graphic status display 47

48 Basic functions Group addresses external and internal External group addresses The group addresses in the ETS-project are available automatically Group address assignment by Drag & Drop Delete assigned group addresses by right-click New group addresses can be created inside the plug-in Group addresses which are created inside the plug-in can be deleted (already existing addresses can not) Internal group addresses E.g. for blocking function (Block module) Before assignment After assignment 48

49 Basic functions Navigation Favourites bar Favourites Up to three navigation keys can be inserted per function page If navigation keys is not needed the favourites bar can be disabled and the space can be used for control elements Rightclick 49

50 Basic functions Navigation Navigation start page Navigation pages When a new function page is created a navigation button to that page is automatically created on the Navigation start page More navigation pages can be created under the navigation start page and so a menu hierarchy with many levels can be created Navigation keys can be inserted and deleted as needed, however at least one key to each function page must be available in the navigation hierarchy 50

51 Basic functions Navigation Start page and Navigation start page Start page is... displayed after reset/standby displayed when the home button in the main bar is pressed Any page can be selected as start page General: Start page after reset/standby Default start page is the Navigation start page To start page To Navigation start page Function page or predefined page To start page The Navigation start page can always be recalled from a function page with the navigation key in the main bar Navigation start page To start page Navigation page Up one level in the navigation hiearchy 51

52 Basic functions Data exchange USB-Stick 52

53 Basic functions Data exchange PC -> Touch panel PC Touch panel 1. Data exchange 6. Read parameterisation

54 Basic functions Data exchange Touch panel -> PC (project import) Touch panel PC Data exchange 1. Write parameterisation

55 Basic functions Data exchange Touch panel -> PC (Import System Status) Touch panel PC Data exchange Write parameterisation Resource Monitor updated 55

56 Basic functions Exercise 1: Switching, Dimming, Blind control different ways Insert a function page LIVING ROOM and choose not to display a favourite bar Light D5 Insert a value entry to control the light in 5% steps, remember value feedback Insert a container and into that a graphical status display to show brightness value and a key (with status) to switch/dim the light Light S7 Insert a container and into that a 1 bit status display to show status with an icon and a key to switch on/off Insert a toggling key with status object Blind B3 Insert a container and into that a graphical status display to show height position and a key to control the blind Insert a key to position the blind to 50% height Transefer project File -> Save Device -> Write in Medium USB-Stick (make a new folder) Touch-P.-> System -> Data exchange 56

57 Basic functions Exercise 2: Control and display of a RTC values Add more elements to the page LIVING ROOM Value entry: Setpoint adjustment (2/5/9) Format: DPT 9.xxx (2 byte float) Lower setting limit: -10 Upper setting limit: 10 Step width: 0,5 Value display: Actual setpoint (2/5/3) Format: DPT 9.xxx (2 byte float) Value display: Actual tmperature (2/5/4) Format: DPT 9.xxx (2 byte float) Container: Control and display of mode (2/5/5) 1 bit status display and a key Graphic status display: Valve position heating (2/5/1) Format: 1 Byte (procent) Graphic status display: Valve position cooling (2/5/2) Format: 1 Byte (procent) 1 bit status: Window status (frost/heat protec.) (2/5/8) 57

58 Basic functions Exercise 3a: Navigation buttons Create a new function page TEMP LIVING ROOM and move all elements concerning temperature (previous exercise) there Insert a navigation key in the favourite bar to go to page LIVING ROOM Activate the Favourite bar of page LIVING ROOM and add a navigation key to go to page TEMP LIVING ROOM The navigation key TEMP LIVING ROOM on the navigation start page: Set the parameter Display element = no (has the same effect as deleting the key) and open the preview window. What happens? 58

59 Basic functions Exercise 3b: Image element Overview with building picture New page: OVERVIEW Insert image element Image: Desktop\Touch7\picture\house_499x236.bmp Size: 499x236 pixels Horizontal size: 2 Vertical size: 3 Insert a navigation key to jump to page LIVING ROOM Make the page OVERVIEW to start page Touch Panel -> General -> Start page after reset/standby: OVERVIEW Size Pixel * Page x Element x 4*

60 Special functions Scenes Operating philosophy Operating philosophy for scenes Old concept Storage location sensor (Touch Panel) Scene module in Touch Panel Keys recalls scenes in the module Two different saving modes Max. 8 scenes and 15 scene channels New concept Actuator storage location (or other device) Touch Panel sends 8 bit values Key function: recall Key function: recall and save 60

61 Special functions Scene module in the Touch Panel Setup Select Old concept in the Basic parameters Insert scene module (right-click menu) Insert scene channel (right-click menu) Max. 15 Configure 1 byte or 1 bit Insert scenes (right-click menu) Max. 8 Configure channel values Blocked means that nothing will be sent on the channel when this scene is recalled 61

62 Special functions Scene module in the Touch Panel Setup Key(s) On the function page(s): Key function Operating philosophy: one-key operation Function key: scene (old concept) Select a scene to control Object Recalling (1 bit): When the scene is recalled by the key this object sends value 1 and when the recall is completed it sends value 0 By writing a 1 to this object from the bus the scene can be recalled externally Object Status (1 bit): Receives 1 bit status and signals this in colour If connected to the same group address as object recalling a visual feedback is archived by recalling Status object = 0 Status object = 1 62

63 Special functions Scene module in the Touch Panel Recalling and saving (adopt all) Short key press Scene recall Long key press (saving strategy: adopt all) Message 1: SCENE 1: Values are imported. Hold down the key so save. (*) Message 2: SCENE 1: The scene has been saved. Please release key. After releasing the key the save procedure is finished To delete the scene values: Keep holding down the key after message 2 -> Message 3: SCENE 1: The scene has been deleted. The key was not released. Now no values will be sent when recalling the scene. New scene values can be saved by a new long key press (*) 1 byte values are read from the bus For 1 bit values the latest sent/received value is used 63

64 Special functions Scene module in the Touch Panel Selective saving Selective saving First long key press: SCENE 1: The programming mode has been activated. Please release key. The programming mode is now active for 4 minutes Now change status of the scene channels you would like to save. The channels you don t change will not send telegrams by later recall A short key press or the 4 minutes running out will abort the saving Second long key press: SCENE 1: The scene has been saved. Please release key. New recall short key press Selective saving -> selective recalling: only the channels which were changed is now sent *Technical - After the first long key press, all 1 byte values are read from the bus to receive initial value - After the second long key press they are read again - 1 bit values are not read, the values received is used - 1 byte channels with changed values and 1 bit channels with received telegrams are saved. The rest of the channels are blocked when recalling this scene 64

65 Special functions Exercise 4: Scene module and keys for page LIVING ROOM Select scenes with old concept Insert scene module Scene saving mode: selective saving Insert scene channels (5) D5 and D6: 1 byte 2/1/53; 2/1/54 and 2/1/58;21/59 S7: 1 bit 2/1/61 B3 height and slat position: 1 byte 2/3/33; 2/3/35 and 2/3/34; 2/3/36 Insert scenes (3) TV: D5 0%, D6 30%, S7 off, B3 Height 100%, slat 75% PARTY: D5 and D6 60%, S7 On, Height 0% ALL OFF Clean up the mess of page LIVING ROOM Delete value entry for D5, container for S7 and position key for blind Copy container for D5 and configure it for D6 Insert two keys for scene recall of TV and PARTY, use the scene icon 65

66 Special functions Scenes stored in other devices Setup and control Operating philosophy for scenes (in the basic parameters) New concept (actuator storage location) Keys Operating philosophy: one-key operation Function key: scene (new concept) Function scene: Recall scene Recall/save scene Scene number ( ) Scene number 1 = value 0 Control Short: Recall Long: Save 66

67 Special functions Password protection - Setup User (= password holder) Administrator is predefined name and password can be changed Additional users can be inserted (100) Elements with password protection possibillity Any page (function page, navigation page, module page) System functions System page general or... Single system function: e.g. only Data exchange One user per page... But the Administrator has always access 67

68 Special functions Password protection Assignment to pages (second way) 68

69 Special functions Password protection Input dialog in the panel Password Up to 6 digits Password input is valid for all assigned pages, i.e all pages with the same user can be accessed without re-entering the password Password input is valid until Standby One user per page can be selected The administrator has access to all pages 69

70 Special functions Timer switch Overview 70

71 Special functions Timer switch Setup Insert timer switch (right-click menu) Insert switching channel (right-click menu) Switching channel function Switching Value (1 byte... 4 byte) Recall scene Thermostat mode (1 byte or 4x 1 bit) Blocking function Insert switching time(s) Switching value Time Days of the week 71

72 Special functions Presence simulation Overview 72

73 Special functions Presence simulation Setup Insert presence simulation (right-click menu) Insert presence simulation channels Data types: 1 bit, 2 bit, 4 bit 1 byte, 2 byte, 4 byte, 14 byte Assign group addresses to the channels External start of Recording/Replay 1 bit: 0 = Replay 1 = Recording External Stop 1 bit: 0 or 1 = Stop 73

74 Special functions Presence simulation Use Recording Recording interval 1 day or 1 week (ETS-parameter setting) Stop by end of recording intervall or overwrite existing record Start per Touch Panel and telegram Replay Stop Start per Touch Panel and telegram Replay as recorded (Recording Monday to Wednesday -> Replay Monday to Wednesday Recording history 74

75 Special functions Alarm module Setup Insert alarm module (right-click menu) Insert alarm message (right-click menu) Configure alarm Popup-up window: stays until acknowledge Data type: 1 bit or 14 byte text Acoustic signal Send object on acknowledgement: Yes -> Value/Text via object Acknowledge after acknowledge on the Touch Panel External acknowledge: Yes -> Acknowledge also via a 1 bit object Different group addresses for internal and external acknowledge (otherwise looping)!! 75

76 Special functions Alarm module Handling Alarm message Popup-window Acoustic notification Both Alarm acknowledge On popup-window in Touch Panel Return to previous page or recall a specific page after acknowledge External telegram, e.g push-button Both Alarm history Max. 100 entries, ring memory Incoming, Acknowledge, Going message Date and time 76

77 Special functions Logic gate Setup Insert logic gate(s) (up to 100) Logic function: AND or OR Output behavoiur Output delay Output filter Blocking function Insert logic inputs (up to 100) Normal / inverted Status after reset (ON/OFF) Internal / external object type Insert logic output (1) Normal / inverted (NAND, NOR) Internal / external group adress 77

78 Special functions Logic gate - Examples Indication of lighting status in a room or on a floor on the touch panel Inputs: status feedback Output: new status group address Shutter shall be controlled automatically depending on time and brightness In the evening the shutters shall go down when it is getting dark, however not later than 21 o clock In the morning the shutters shall go up at 7 o clock 78

79 Special functions Lock module - Use Function of the lock module All sending elements, logic gates and timer switches has got an internal block/release object (can only work with internal adresses) A lock module is used to converter a normal group address to an internal address Setup Insert lock module (up to 100) Each lock module has got one internal and one external object Internal address between the block/release object of the element and the lock module External address (normal group address) between e.g. a key and the lock module Example A key for setting a new brightness threshold for the outdoor lighting shall be blocked with another key (to avoid changing by mistake) 79

80 Special functions Exercise 5: Password, timer switch, lock function, KNX time master Password: for page TEMP LIVING ROOM Insert a user: Seminar Password: 1234 TEMP LIVING ROOM: Activate password User: Seminar Timer switch: Operation mode RTC Insert a timer switch Insert a switch channel, thermostat mode with 1 byte telegram (2/0/71) Insert two switching times Switching time 1: Standby, 21:00 Switching time 2: Comfort, 06:00, Test 21:01 Create a lock function so that the timer switch only works when someone is home Burglar alarm armed (2/0/51, value 1) = lock timer Basic settings -> Time and date Device clock is KNX time master (2/0/1, 2/0/2) 80

81 Special functions Exercise 6: Presence simulation Insert Presence simulation Set the waiting time in case of replay to none (so that you don t fool yourself when testing) Insert 3 channels D5 1 byte: 2/1/53; 2/1/54 D6 1 byte: 2/1/58; 2/1/59 S7 1 bit: 2/1/61 Transfer and test Open presence simulation (from the navigation start page) Start recording: switch and dim the lights in the living room, e.g from 11:30 o clock Stop recording System: change time! -> e.g Replay and wait 81

82 Special functions Exercise 7: Alarm New page: Outdoor Key: Outdoor S3, switching (lock-function in the actuator): 2/1/101, Status: 2/1/100) Value display: Outdoor S3 Current Format: DPT 7.001, 2 byte integer without sign 2/1/111 Unit: _ma Optional to put these elements in a Container Alarm module Alarm message: S3 defect (2/1/112) Send acknowledge object (2/1/113) Page recall following acknowledge: Outdoor 82

83 Special functions Exercise 8: Logic Status lighting total in living room Insert logic gate Insert 3 inputs Feedback D5, D6, S7 (2/1/50, 2/1/55, 2/1/60) Insert the logic output Status lighting total (2/1/63) Page OVERVIEW Insert one key Recall scene All off in living room Indicate status lighting total with the status object of the key 83

84 Special functions Dia show (Slideshow) Overview 84

85 Special functions Diashow (Slideshow) Setup Configuration -> Diashow... Image Resource Editor Insert image... File types: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG Maximum size: 800 x 480 pixels (automatic rescale/crop is done) General settings in the Touch Panel Touch Panel -> Display -> Standby display mode: Slideshow Memory on SD-card see Resource monitor / System status New Diashow without ETS Rescale/crop the pictures to 800 x480 pixels with an appropriate software Put them in a folder on a USB-stick In Touch Panel: System -> Data exchange -> mark the folder -> Read diashow 85

86 Special functions Browser Overview back: switches back to the last page displayed forwards: switches to the page that you visited before going back refresh: reloads the current page home: search: close: switches to the start home page, defined in the ETS switches to the search page, definied in the ETS. By taping an input field a keyboard is displayed closes the internet browser 86

87 Special functions Touch Panel in local network with DSL-connection INTERNET DSL- Modem DSL-Ethernet Router = Standard Gateway = DHCP-Server LAN (Ethernet) LAN 87

88 Special functions Browser Setup Network settings: use default Network -> DHCP: Yes Prerequisite: DHCP server (router) available on the network Network stettings: static data Network -> DHCP: No Enter network specific data Browser settings Proxy server: Has to entered if internet access is handled through a proxyserver Start page (opened with home button): Optional URL, e.g. Search page: (opened with search button) Optional URL, e.g. 88

89 Special functions Browser use Open browser with Navigation keys Navigation keys in the favourite bar or on navigation pages Function key: Browser Link (URL, IP-address) Internet pages Functions which require additional software (e.g. Flash) is not supported at the moment, also other limitations exist Devices with Webserver function IP-cameras with JPEG and snapshot IC1 or Radio central 89

90 Special functions Browser show snapshots from network camera Snapshot Browser key: open browser and recall Snapshot Refresh key: manual update to the actual picture Examples for IP-cameras: Panasonic BL C1 AXIS 207W Automatic picture update Cameras with adjustable Refresh E.g. Panasonic BL C1: E.g. Refresh Interval: 3 s 90

91 Special functions Browser Link for snapshot for Panasonic BL-C1 Which IP-cameras can be used? The IP-camera must be able deliver a JPEG-picture via a web-link JPEG-Snap shots is intergrated MPEG2/4 streaming is not supported at the moment Example Panasonic BL-C1 Activate a snapshot by the symbol with the left mouse button Open the menu with the right mouse button on the picture Click on Properties 91

92 Special functions Browser Link for snapshot for AXIS 207W Example AXIS 207W Activate a snapshots by the Symbol with the left mouse button Open the menu with the right mouse button on the picture Click on Properties Address (URL) = example: Additionally: Activate guest login in the camera 92

93 Special functions Diashow Exercise 9: Setup Diashow Configuration -> Diashow Image resource editor Insert some pictures: Desktop\Touch7\Diashow\picture x.bmp Maximal size: 800 x 480 Pictures already adopted Touch Panel basic settings Touch Panel -> Display -> Standby display mode: slideshow Alternative: not to use ETS Copy the pictures to a dedicated folder on the USB-stick In Touch Panel: System -> Data exchange -> mark the folder -> Read diashow In Touch Panel: System -> Display -> Display mode in standby -> Slideshow 93

94 Special function Connection to network Exercise 10: show still picture from IP-camera (Axis207W) IP-address of the camera: Page OVERVIEW: Favourite bar Insert new navigation key Funktion key: Browser Link: 94

95 Special functions Language adoptation The user-interface of the Touch Panel 7 is created in one of the four main languages (english, german, frensh, spanish) and this is selected the first time the plug-in is opened The texts can then be translated into other languages The language to display is selected under General settings Language can also be changed in runtime via a 1 byte telegrem. The language used by creation (main language) is activated with value 0, the other languages with following numbers 1; 2;... 95

96 Special functions Language adoptation adoptation in the end of the project Procedure To translate the finished project, insert languages of choice in the Text Resource Editor All system texts and all created user text are available in the list Words are never deleted automatically from the list, e.g. if an element is deleted, the words used in the element still remains in the list. Manual deletion by button Delete unused Translation can be done directly in the table or the table can be exported and edited in e.g. Excel and then imported again All texts must be translated. (null) is not accepted the project cannot be written to media 96

97 Special functions Language adoptation system texts one time translation Procedure In ETS insert a touch panel with main language e.g. English In the text resource editor insert new local langues as needed. Export the table (CSV file, *.txt) To get the system texts in the other 3 main languages: In ETS insert one Frensh, one German and one Spanish panel and export the tables Open all four files in Excel and copy Frensh, German and Spanish columns into the english file Translate manually local languages System texts for desired languages can now be imported from this language file into future projects 97

98 System settings Overview Page 1 Commissioning Data exchange Cleaning Standby Display Touch adjustment Signalling Time/Date Page 2 Service System status Run script Network Physical address Transfer parameterisation and diashow Deactivates the touch sensitive surface for 30 s Direct standby mode > e.g. logout user, start diashow Background brightness and type of standby mode Calibration of the touch sensitive surface Volume of the touch tone and alarm notification Manual setting of time, date and time zone Address of Schneider Electric or the installer Memory usage and version of system files For maintenance purpose Current network data 98

99 System settings Data exchange Read parameterisation Project data ETS -> Touch Panel via USB If a diashow is prepared in ETS it will be transfered also Note! Users diashow will always be deleted Write parameterisation Project data Touch Panel -> ETS via USB Also users diashow will be transfered, does not have to be imported in ETS though Read slideshow Transfer pictures for use in standby mode to the touch panel via USB Replaces existing pictures Max. size 800x480 pixels All pictures in one folder Write slideshow Save pictures from the touch panel to USB Create first a dedicated folder on the USBstick 99

100 Configuration Summary First steps Connections Plug-in for ETS Basic settings Display layout Preview Project extent Basic functions Function pages Elements Group addresses Navigation Data exchange Special functions Scenes Users and passwords Timer switch Presence simulation Alarm Logic module Lock module Diashow Internet browser Display camera snapshots Language adaptation System settings 100

101 5 - Easy to integrate Contents Wide display More functions Intuitive interface High flexibility Configuration Positioning in the range 101

102 Positioning in the range Room Level Area Level Building Level Room Control Lighting control Shutter control Temperature control Ventilation control Floor Control Lighting control Shutter control Temperature control Ventilation control Building Visualisation Alarming Trend logging Reporting Scheduling Process and status visualisation Central control Schneider Electric 102

103 Differences between our touch panels Feature 7 10 Feature 7 10 Graphical drawing interface X Scene function X X Premade screen setup X Time synchronization over Internet X Weekly timer X X Year timer X Alarm handler X Logic functions X X Lock module X Extended logic X Dynamic language change via X Password pr page X X KNX object Horizontal/ vertical installation X SW Update capability via plug in X Slide show X Presence simulation X (X) Loud speaker X Download over IP X Separate configuration SW X On screen keyboard for use in web browser X function (alarm messages) X Graphical element toolbox X User defined background picture X Create own buttons based on pictures X Schneider Electric 103

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