Echelon i.LON SmartServer Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf

Description

The i.LON SmartServer is key to your business’s energy

conservation strategy. Use this server—the latest addition to our

i.LON family of Internet servers—to control, monitor, and

manage virtually any electronic device in your control network.

It’s perfect for developing and deploying energy management

solutions for retail stores, quick-service restaurants, and other

businesses, as well as for monitored street lighting systems.

Whether you're upgrading your network or starting from scratch,

the i.LON SmartServer can help you reduce your energy use.

The i.LON SmartServer offers exceptional features, solid con-

struction, and great value, plus the ﬂexibility to monitor equip-

ment from any global location. No matter which interface you

choose—built-in Web pages, custom Web pages, Web services

(SOAP/XML), all via Ethernet, analog modem, or external

GSM/GPRS modem—the i.LON SmartServer will reach you.

The SmartServer provides universal connectivity for the

devices attached to it, making their data available to corporate IP

networks and the Internet, and providing local device monitor-

ing and control via built-in scheduling, alarming, and data-

logging applications. Appliances, meters, load controls, lights,

security systems, pumps, valves—virtually any electrical

device—can be connected, remotely conﬁgured, monitored,

and controlled from across the room, or across the globe.

Programmable

With the SmartServer, you can create your own custom

embedded applications and drivers called freely programmable

modules (FPMs). FPMs are custom C/C++ applications and

drivers that you can use to customize the functionality of the

SmartServer. FPMs supplement the SmartServer’s built-in

applications, which include the Event Scheduler, Type

Translator, Analog Functional Block, Data Logger, Alarm

Generator, and Alarm Notiﬁer.

You can create FPMs that provide solutions for a number

of applications, including energy optimization, data analysis,

lighting control, and room control. With FPMs, you can use the

i.LON SmartServer to bridge to legacy systems based on non-

native protocols like KNX, Crestron, CAN*, and BACnet. An

FPM driver can then be used by an FPM program or a built-in

application (for example, an Event Scheduler) to access data

from the RS-232 or RS-485 ports.

Programming the SmartServer requires the purchase of the

programming tools from Echelon (Model 72111-409). The

programming tools uses the industry standard Eclipse tools to

enable fast and easy creation and deployment of your FPMs.

You can also use the programming tools to localize the language

of the SmartServer Web pages in any language. Running FPMs

on a SmartServer requires a SmartServer with the

Programmability option or the separate purchase of a program-

mability Activation key from Echelon (Model 72161) for each

SmartServer.

i.LONEnterpriseServices

The SmartServer can directly access an LNS network data-

base using SOAP/XML instead of going through an LNS appli-

cation such as the LonMaker tool. This enables the SmartServer

to function as a powerful network management tool with the

ability to create, commission, bind, test, upgrade, and replace

devices. The SmartServer provides a single solution for design-

ing, installing, maintaining, and remotely monitoring and

controlling L

ONWORKS networks.

i.LON

SmartServer

Models 7210xR-4xx, 72111-409, 72160, and 72161

t Programmable

t LNS mode with direct LNS

SOAP interface

t Standalone network management mode

t Data point trend graphs

t ModBus IP

t Upgraded Hardware

t 64 MByte ﬂash memory

t 64 MByte RAM

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Page 1 - ONWORKS networks

DescriptionThe i.LON SmartServer is key to your business’s energyconservation strategy. Use this server—the latest addition to ouri.LON family of Int

Page 2

2StandaloneNetworkManagementModeThe SmartServer can be used in standalone mode – function-ing as a network manager in a single box – to broaden the

Page 3 - StandardsBasedProtocols

3convert a predeﬁned number of pulses into a kilowatt hour(kWh) value and then store the kWh reading in one of the i.LONdata logs. When convenient, t

Page 4 - HardwareSpecifications

4ConfigurationServerSoftwareSpecificationsMinimum PC Requirements Pentium III @ 1.3 GHz, 768MB RAM, DVD-ROM drive, 100MB of free disk spacefor the

Page 5 - OrderingInformation

Dimensions H: 3.51", W: 5.47", D: 2.60"(8TE DIN, H: 8.9 cm, W: 13.8 cm, D: 6.6 cm) EMC FCC Part 15 Class B, EN55022 Class B, EN55024,