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This guide shows you how to use the provisioning tool

to create projects, set up the segment controller page,

configure TCP/IP, configure GPRS, set control groups,

define and provision devices, create devices, create bulk

devices, and commission your products.

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Welcome This document describes the features and operation of Echelon’s LumInsight Provisioning Tool.

Audience This guide is intended for LumInsight users who want to use the graphical user interface of the

Provisioning Tool. Use the tool to create LumInsight projects which manage the configuration of

SmartServer based segment controllers in a connected lighting system. The project will define

the segment controller TCP/IP settings, logical group organization, and the devices monitored

and controlled and ultimately managed by the LumInsight CMS.

Examples Throughout this PDF, screen shots will guide you through the process of using the LumInsight

Provisioning Tool.

Related Documentation The following manuals are available from the Echelon Web site (www.echelon.com) and provide

additional information for the LumInsight products.

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LumInsight CMS Installation Guide

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This manual helps you install your LumInsight product.

LumInsight Web Portal Tool User’s Guide

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This manual shows you the dashboard of the LumInsight Web Portal. Use this guide to set up Geozones, update and delete devices, manage alarms, manage group controllers, and troubleshoot your Geozones.

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Contents

About this Guide ................................................................................................ ii

Introduction. ............................................................................................................................................... ii

How To Find Information................................................................................................................................... ii

How To Contact Echelon .............................................................................................................. iv

LumInsight Provisioning Tool Graphical User Interface ..................................................... 1 Home page ..................................................................................................................................................... 1

Create New Project ............................................................................................................................... 1

Segment Controller Page. ............................................................................................................................. 7

Communication Properties Page. ......................................................................................................... 7

Segment Controller ....................................................................................................................... 7

TCP/IP configuration. .................................................................................................................... 8

GPRS Configuration..................................................................................................................... 9

Time Server ................................................................................................................................. 11

Web Server .................................................................................................................................. 12

Lon Channel Driver .................................................................................................................... 13

Energy Meter ........................................................................................................................ 14

Device Definition and Provisioning............................................................................................................ 16

Control Groups ............................................................................................................................ 16

Edit Control Groups ............................................................................................................ 16

Device Definition ................................................................................................................................ 18

Device Type ................................................................................................................................ 18

Light Definition .................................................................................................................... 19

Create Light Definition ................................................................................................ 19

Edit Light Definition..................................................................................................... 22

Delete Light Definition ................................................................................................ 23

Motion Sensor Definition .................................................................................................. 23

Create Motion Sensor Definition ............................................................................... 23

Edit Motion Sensor Definition ................................................................................... 24

Create CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge Definition. ................................................................. 25

Segment Control Contractor Definition ............................................................................. 25

Create Segment Control Contractor Definition ........................................................ 25

PL Lighting Controller Definition ....................................................................................... 27

Create PL Lighting Controller Definition ................................................................... 27

Digital Sensor Definition .................................................................................................... 29

Create Digital Sensor Definition................................................................................ 29

Scene Definition ........................................................................................................................ 32

Create Scene Definition .....................................................................................................32

Edit Scene Definition ......................................................................................................... 34

List of Device Definition ...................................................................................................... 34

Device Page ...............................................................................................................................................36

Create Device ..................................................................................................................................... 36

Create Bulk Device ........................................................................................................................... 41

Create Device from Map................................................................................................................... 42

Device Drop ....................................................................................................................... 43

Bulk Drop ........................................................................................................................... 45

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Bulk Clone ............................................................................................................................ 47

List of Devices ............................................................................................................................. 49

Delete Device .............................................................................................................................. 50

Edit Location of Device. .............................................................................................................. 50

Export To CSV .............................................................................................................................. 50

Import From CSV .......................................................................................................................... 51

Replace From CSV ....................................................................................................................... 52

Commission Page ........................................................................................................................................ 54

Troubleshoot.................................................................................................................................................. 62

Advanced Features ...................................................................................................................................... 69

Polling Manager ............................................................................................................................. 69

Control Data .................................................................................................................................. 69

Fault Data ..................................................................................................................................... 69

About Page ........................................................................................................................................... 71

Exit. ................................................................................................................................................................. 72

iv LumInsight Provisioning Tool User Guide

LumInsight Provisioning Tool

Graphical User Interface

Home page

Figure 1-1. Home page

This section will get you acquainted with the graphical user interface of the

LumInsight Provisioning Tool.

After starting your system, it opens the home page as shown in Figure 1-1.

Create New Project

Now, you can create new projects by clicking New. You can open a project from your system which is already saved by clicking Open.

You can open project from controller which is already saved on your

controller by clicking on Open from Controller menu. See Figure 1-2.

NOTE: Initially only these three menu choices are enabled (New project,

Open project and Open from controller) all others will be disabled.

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Home page

Figure 1-2. New Project Page

Please follow the steps below to create a new project.

1. Click on New in menu bar as shown in Figure 1-2.

2. Here you can create a new project. You have to specify your

Project Name. If nothing is specified then the system will take its default name (by default Segment Controller New Project). This field is a mandatory field and cannot be left empty. Author: name of the author who is creating the project. This field is optional. Description: Description about your project. This free text field is not mandatory. It is intended for a brief project description. File Path: The file path entry field is not editable. It is automatically selected by the s/w once you have saved your project in a folder. Once the above fields are completed, select Save in the lower right corner and then click on the large Arrow to move forward.

Click on button, to go on next page.

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Figure 1-3. Open Project Page

You can open your project from your system by clicking on Open in the menu bar.

If you have already opened the project, then try to open a new Project, the

system will open a new window (save dialog box) to save current project as

shown in Figure 1-3.

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Home page

Figure 1-4. Open from Controller Page

You can open your project from a controller where you have saved a project,

click on Open from Controller menu in menu bar which will open a window

(Open the project from controller). This window includes Hostname, Port

(you can select using dropdown button), login id and your password. All fields

are mandatory. If you want to open a project from your controller then you

must inset all of the valid inputs.

Host Name: Enter valid hostname

Port: Enter port number

Login: Your valid login id

Password: Valid password

Fill all information and click on "OK".

If you want to save project on your system then click on Save button,

See Figure 1-5.



Figure 1-5. Save Page

To save project on controller, click on Save To Controller menu in menu bar, it

will save your project in controller. To save your project on controller you have

to specify all above parameters. All of must be valid. See Figure1-6.


Home page

Figure 1-6. Save to Controller Page



Segment

Controller

Page

Communication Properties Page

This page allows to set your Segment Controller, TCP configuration settings,

GPRS settings, Time sever, Web Server and Lon Channel Driver settings. See

Figure1-7.

Segment Controller

This page allows to set segment controller properties of project. Click on

segment controller properties menu in menu bar as shown in Figure 1-7. For

setting the segment controller click on Segment Controller tab.

Here you have to specify the name of the controller, Time zone and latitude and

longitude of your controller.

Controller Name: name of your controller, for name of controller use only

(characters as - _ and should not be used as first and last characters). This field is

mandatory and cannot be left empty.

Description: Description about your controller

Time zone: Select time zone from drop down

list Latitude: Latitude of your controller

Longitude: Longitude of your controller

Trim-able: Global setting to trim unused resources

You can select latitude and longitude from the map by clicking on button.

Click on button, to go on next page.

Click on button, to go on previous page.


Segment Controller Page

Figure 1-7. Segment Controller Page

Figure 1-8. Select Geo Location Page

TCP/IP configuration

You can set your TCP/IP configuration settings, click on the TCP/IP Configuration tab. See

Figure1-9.



Here you have to specify your Fixed IP address, Gateway address and subnet

mask, to set your smart sever TCP/IP settings.

Figure 1-9. TCP/IP Configuration Page

GPRS Configuration

To set your GPRS settings, click on the GPRS Configuration tab as shown in

Figure 1-10. These steps set up modem connection to access

SmartServers remotely and connect to a TCP/IP network. This allows

communication with host devices.

For GPRS configuration, follow the steps below.

1. Select Modem from the dropdown used by SmartServer.

If you are using external GSM model used by SmartServer, enter pin to be sent

to the external modem in order to transmit or receive calls.

2. Enter Access Point name.

3. Enter Connection name.

4. Enter the phone number to call when this dial-out connection is used.

5. Enter the IP address of the DNS server is used when using

this dial-out connection.

6. Check the Obtain Automatically check box, to obtain the DNS server address from the PPP server when establishing the connection.



7. Enter the length of time (between 0.0 and 6553.5) seconds that the connection may be idle before it is disconnected.

8. Check analog GPRS or persistent GPRS.

To connect the SmartServer to host devices via modem, add and

configure the dial-out connection to the modem. The dial out connection consists

on analog GPRS and persistent GPRS.

9. Select the PPP authentication type to use when connecting to an ISP.

There are three options available.

Automatic: This is the default. The SmartServer automatically selects

the authentication type to use when connecting to the ISP.

PAP (Point-to-Point Access Protocol): PAP uses unencrypted ASCII

encoding to transmit user names and passwords over the network.

CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol): CHAP uses a

three-way handshake to validate a remote client when the connection is established and may validate it again anytime afterwards. This is the recommended PAP authentication type.

10. Check the check box of Use Dynamic DNS to enabled dynamic DNS and

enter the host name, the user name and the password by your Dynamic DNS service provider.

11. By selecting persistent GPRS connection for the phone number you

entered by selecting the Persistent GPRS check box, you can select the following:

• Hostname (complete) Enter the hostname or IP address of the Web

server provided by the ISP for the GPRS connection.

• Check Interval Enter the amount of time after which the

SmartServer connects to the ISP automatically.

• Retry Time Set the interval (in seconds) that network messages wait

for confirmation before being re-sent over the network. The default time retry time is 120 seconds.

• Retry Count Set the number of times a network message is re-sent

when no confirmation is received.

• Verify Mode Select the method in which the SmartServer simulates internet activity in order to verify that the GPRS connection is active. There are three options available in verify mode.

Default: The SmartServer pings the IP address of the Web

server, and it opens a TCP connection to the HTTP port (80) of the Web server. If either check succeeds, the GPRS connection is active.

Ping Host: The SmartServer pings the IP address of the Web

server.

Check HTTP Connection: The Smart Server opens a TCP

connection to the HTTP port (80) of the Web server.



Figure 1-10.GPRS Configuration Page

Time Server

Configure the SC to synchronize its clock using a time server. You may want

the real time clock of the SC to be synchronized to a Time Server using the SNTP

protocol.

Click on the "Time Server" tab as shown in Figure 1-11.

1. Enter the Default Time Server IP or Host Name.

2. Time Synchronization Mode: Select the frequency in which

the SmartServer is synchronized to the SNTP server.

• Automatic: The SmartServer is synchronized every 1 to 15 minutes

and remains within 100msofthe SNTP server. This is the default, 76 Configuring and Managing the SmartServer and it can be used for both LAN and dial-out (modem and GPRS) connections.

• Sync when dial-up is active: The SmartServer clock is synchronized

when a dial-out connection is established. This option can only be used for dial-out connections (modem and GPRS).

• Fixed interval: The frequency in which the SmartServer is synchronized is based on the value in the Synchronization Interval property. This option can only be used for Ethernet connections.

• Disabled: The SmartServer is not synchronized with the SNTP

Server.

3. Time Synchronization Interval: Set how often the SmartServer clock is

synchronized with the SNTP server. The default synchronization interval is

12 Hours.


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This option is only available if Fixed Interval is the selected synchronization method.

Figure 1-11.Time Server Page

Web Server

Configure the SC to send its data logs to a Web Server.

Once the SC is up and running, it is automatically configured to send historical

data to a "Web Server".

To configure the SC to send its data logs to a data collect server.

1. Enter the TCP/IP address or host name, that shall receive the historical

data logs send by the segment controller. (ex:192.168.0.13)

2. Enter the Endpoint to which the historical catalogs are sent

recommended field entry. "/DataCollect.asmx"

3. Enter the HTTP Port (Web Server/ SOAP) of the host or TCP/IP that

shall receive the historical catalogs send by segment controller. (ex.80)

4. Check the Secured Connection, to use secure connection.

5. Enter the username and password that are used by host name. Enter

the password again in the "Re-enter password" entry field for

confirmation.

6. Enter the Retry Time (default to 120 s).

• Set amount of time after which the segment controller will stop

attempting to respond to failed historical catalogs.



Figure 1-12.Web Server Page

Lon Channel Driver

This page allows setup of the Lon Channel Driver configuration. See

Figure 1-13.

1. Check repeating option.

• Enabled the enhanced LonTalk Proxy Protocol to be used for

transmitting messages to devices attached to the PowerLine.

2. Select the Transmitter Time.

• You will be able to change the Interval Time (ms) a network

message waits for confirmation before being resent over the

network.

3. Enter the Retry Count.

• You will be able to change the number of times a network message

is resent when no confirmation is received.



Figure 1-13.Lon Channel Driver Page

Energy Meter

This page provides the report of the energy data from the data points as well

as the total energy values for OLC reported energy usage.

Meter Enabled

If the checked LPT will choose the appropriate values for the energy data points.

If the unchecked then LPT should drop the data points from Dashboard log.

Log Interval

Select the log interval.

Sub Meter

Select the external meter.

Logged Values

Select logged values for Energy, Power and Voltage.



Figure 1-14.Energy Meter


Device Definition and Provisioning

Device

Definition and

Provisioning

Figure 1-15.Group Controller

Control Groups

This page displays the list of control groups. You will be able to edit the

selected control group.

Edit Control Groups

By clicking on icon, to edit the control group.

1. Enter Unique Group Name.

2. The Dusk/Dawn Sensor, when checked, will make the Sensor Override

scene dropdown box appear. This will override scene value. See Figure

1-16.

3. Select output control from the drop down list. It is for the first Group

Controller.

If you have selected output control other than "None" it will display the

"Contactor Direct Control" option and, if you check "Contactor Direct

Control" option, then the nci Off Delay Time of the group controller FB will be set

to 0s. If not checked, nci Off Delay Time is set to 940s.



Figure 1-16.Edit Control Groups

Figure 1-17.Edit Control Groups (1)

This page displays the list of edited control groups. See Figure 1-18.



Figure 1-18.List of Edited Control Groups

Device Definition

Device Type

This page supports creating lighting controller, Motion Sensor device, CRD 3000

Street Light bridge device, and allows direct control type devices. See

Figure1-19.



Figure 1-19.Device Type

Click on icon, to create light

definition, Motion Sensor definition, CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge definition,

Segment control contractor definition, PL Lighting Controller definition and Digital

Sensor definition. By selecting the PL Lighting controller definition, it will create the

PL lighting controller definition. If you have selected Motion Sensor definition, it

will create the Motion Sensor definition.

Light Definition

Create Light Definition

Click on create light definition, you will see the create light definition page as shown

in Figure 1-20.

There are three tabs to create light definition.

• Control

• Alarm Limits

• Characteristics

1. Control - See Figure 1-20.

• Enter the Unique Light definition Name.

• Select the Warm Up Time. The time the LC will delay

dimming commands while the bulb warm up.

• Enter the Low Control Voltage. Define the minimum control

voltage the OLC will be used for the connected drivers or ballast.



Figure 1-20.Add Light Definition

• Enter the High Control Voltage. Define the maximum control voltage the OLC will be used for the connected drivers or ballast.

• Enter the Default Level. These values apply if the LC determines

the segment controller is not communicating to the LC.

2. Alarm Limits- See Figure 1-21.

• Enter the Lamp Fail. The threshold of power drop measure when

the lamp fails.

• Enter the Voltage Fault. This is the percentage deviation allowed from the configured supply voltage before the supply voltage alarms are triggered.

• Enter the Power Fault. This is the percentage deviation allowed

before power fault above or below what is expected based on the define power profile for the luminaire under control by the LC.

• Enter the Power Factor. Define the Low limit of power factor

measurement triggered by the power factor fault alarm.

• Enter the Temperature. The temperature above which the high

temperature alarm is triggered.

• Enter the Supply Voltage. This is the expected nominal

supply voltage for the operating fixture.

• Enter the Power Profile values.



Figure 1-21.Add Light Definition (1)

3. Characteristics - See Figure 1-22.

• • •

• •

Figure 1-22.Add Light Definition (2)

Select the Lamp Type from the dropdown.

Enter the Base Line Power. Electric power required by fixture.

Enter the Excepted Life Time. Expected number of hours of

operation for a lamp before it is failed.

Enter the Fixture Model Number.

Enter the URL to a data sheet for the fixture.



Click on OK. You will be able to see the added lighting controller definition list as


Figure 1-23.Added Light Definition

Edit Light Definition

Click on icon, to edit the added light definition as shown in

Figure1-24.

Figure 1-24.Edit Light Definition



Delete Light Definition

Click on icon, it will appear confirmation dialog box. Click on OK,

to delete light definition. See Figure 1-25.

Figure 1-25.Delete Light Definition

Motion Sensor Definition

Create Motion Sensor Definition

Click on create Motion Sensor definition, you will see the create Motion Sensor

definition page as shown in Figure 1-26.

• Enter the unique Name of Motion Sensor definition.

• Select the type of Motion Sensor definition from the drop down.

• Select the Heartbeat. Propagate occupied/unoccupied event after

every specified minutes.

• Select the Occupancy Hold Time. Occupancy hold the occupied

event for specified second/minute. The occupancy full time for the sensor should be equal to the heartbeat.

• Check the Use Application Repeat. The Motion Sensor device will send out second message SW_SET_OCCUPIED at transition from SW_SET_UNOCCUPIED to improve performance in a high noise environment when use of application repeat selected.



Figure 1-26.Motion Sensor Definition

Edit Motion Sensor Definition

Click on icon, to edit the existing Motion Sensor definition as


Figure 1-27.Edit Motion Sensor Definition



Create CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge Definition

Click on create CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge definition, you will seethe

create CRD 3000 Street Light bridge definition page as shown in Figure 1-

28.

• Enter the unique Name of CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge definition.

• Enter the description.

Figure 1-28.Create CRD 3000 Street Light Bridge Definition

Segment Control Contractor Definition

Create Segment Control Contractor Definition

Click on create Segment Control Contractor definition, you will see the create

segment control contractor definition page as shown in Figure 1-20.

There are two tabs to create segment control contractor definition.

• General

• Characteristics

1. General - See Figure 1-29.

• Enter the Unique Segment Control Contractor Definition Name.



Figure 1-29.Segment Control Contractor Definition

2. Characteristics - See Figure 1-30.

• Select the Lamp Type from the dropdown.

• Enter the Base Line Power. Electric power required by fixture.

• Enter the Excepted Life Time. Expected number of hours of operation for a lamp before it is failed.

• Enter the Fixture Model Number.

• Enter the URL. URL to a data sheet for the fixture.

Figure 1-30.Segment Control Contractor Definition (1)



PL Lighting Controller Definition

Create PL Lighting Controller Definition

Click on create PL Lighting Controller definition, you will see the create PL Lighting

Controller definition page as shown in Figure 1-31.

• Enter the unique Name of PL Lighting Controller definition.

• Select the Lighting Controller, from the dropdown options.

• Individually controlled light is enabled when the Lighting Controller

isselectedCLP3000.

• Enter the Light Count.

• Enter the Digital sensor count. (It is enabled when the lighting

controller selected CLP 3000)

• Enter the description.

Figure 1-31.PL Lighting Controller Definition with CPD 3000



Figure 1-32.PL Lighting Controller Definition with CLP 3000

If the individually controlled light is checked then all lights under the CLP 3000

will be controlled individually.

Figure 1-33.PL Lighting Controller Definition with CLP 3000 (1)



If the individually controlled light is not checked then all lights under the CLP 3000

will be controlled in group.

Digital Sensor Definition

Create Digital Sensor Definition

Click on create Digital Sensor definition, you will see the create Digital Sensor

definition page as shown in Figure 1-26.

• Enter the unique Name of Digital Sensor definition.

• Select the type of Digital Sensor from the drop down.

• Select the Heartbeat. Propagate occupied/unoccupied event after

every specified minute.

• Select Invert Active Polarity from the drop down.

• Select mode as Disabled and Enabled.

If the mode is selected as a disable then the "Return to normal operation after"

will be enabled.

Figure 1-34.Create Digital Sensor Definition

If the type selected Dusk/Dawn as shown in Figure 1-35.

• Enter Dawn hold time.

• Select control group from the drop down.



Figure 1-35.Type Selected Dusk/Dawn

If the type selected Toggle Switch as shown in Figure 1-36.

• Select ON scene from the drop down.

Figure 1-36.Type Selected Toggle Switch

If the type selected Monitored Push Button as shown in Figure 1-37.



• Enter the Hold time period.

• Enter the Momentary time.

• Enter the Momentary step.

Figure 1-37.Type Selected Monitored Push Button

Figure 1-38.Lists of Device Type



Scene Definition

Figure 1-39.Scene Definition

This page allows to create a scene definition. See Figure 1-39.

Create Scene Definition

By clicking on create button, you will be able to see the create scene definition

page as shown in Figure 1-40.

1. Enter scene name, must be unique in scene table.

2. Select count from dropdown. The Scene Count dropdown will control which

of the scenes are visible (MAX (1,2,3), MID (2,3) MIN (3)).

3. The Unoccupied scene level is visible only when the Occupancy responsive option is selected.

4. Enter scene details.

5. Click OK, to create the scene definition.



Figure 1-40.Create Scene

Figure 1-41.Scene (1)



Edit Scene Definition

By clicking on icon, to edit the existing scene definition. See Figure

1-42.

Figure 1-42.Edit Scene Definition

Click on icon, it will appear confirmation dialog box. Click on OK, to

delete the scene.

You will be able to delete the Multiple Scenes by selecting the from the scene

list page and right click on the list of page. It will display the delete

context menu. Click on delete context menu. You will have the

confirmation dialog box. Click on OK.

List of Device Definition

This page displays the created device definition and Motion Sensor definition list

as shown in Figure 1-43.

Click on icon, it will appear confirmation dialog box. Click on OK,

to delete a Device Definition and Motion Sensor Definition from the list.

You will be able to delete the Multiple Device Definition and Motion Sensor Definition by selecting the from the fixture list page and right click on the list



of page. It will display the delete context menu. Clicking on delete context menu.

You will have the confirmation dialog box. Click on OK.

Figure 1-43.List of Scene Definition


Device Page

Device Page

Figure 1-44.Device Page

To create device, create Bulk of devices, import or export devices or replace

existing device using CSV. Click on Device menu on menu bar as shown in Figure1-

44.

Click on Device menu in menu bar, it will display devices on Device page, if

you have already added devices in your controller. You will see the list of devices

as shown in Figure 1-44.

Create Device

To add single device, follow the steps below.

1. Click on the Create Device button.

2. Enter name of device,. This field is mandatory and cannot be left

empty. Device name must be unique.

3. Enter the Neuron ID. This field is mandatory and cannot be left empty. Neuron ID is 12 hexadecimal characters (0 to 9 digits and a to f alphabets).

4. Enter the asset tag.

5. Select the Group controller from the dropdown list.

6. Select the Type from the dropdown list.

If you have selected Motion Sensor definition, it will not display the group

controller and scene definition. See Figure 1-45.

If you have selected Segment Control Contractor definition, it will not display the

Neuron ID, group controller and scene definition.



If you have selected CPD 3000 definition then it will display the grid table in which

you have specified name for light, select group, scene and device type.

If you have selected CLP 3000 definition then it will display the grid table in which

you have specified name for light, digital sensor, select group and scene for light

and device type .

Figure 1-45.Create Device Page

7. Select the Scene definition from the dropdown list.

8. Select Trim resource from the dropdown list.

If you have selected CLP 3000 then select the Trim resource from the dropdown list.


Device Page

Figure 1-46.Create Device (1) Page





Figure 1-49.Create Device (4)


Device Page

Figure 1-50.Create Device (5)



Create Bulk Device

Follow the steps to create the Bulk of Device.

1. Enter Name for device. Name should contain alphanumeric and -_

characters. ex. La_01/LA01/La-01_001

2. Enter starting device Prefix number.

3. Enter number of device.

4. Select the Group Controller from the dropdown list.


6. Select the Scene Definition from the dropdown list

Figure 1-51.Create Bulk Device Page

Click on to create Bulk Create and

Bulk Clone as shown in Figure1-52.

1. Enter Name for device. Name should be contains alphanumeric and - _





5. Select the Reference Device from the dropdown list.


Device Page

Figure 1-52.Bulk Clone

Create Device from Map

Follow the steps to create the Device from Map.

1. Click on device from map button, it will opens the map page as

shown in Figure1-53.

Figure 1-53.Create Device from Map



2. Right click on map, it will open context menu. There are three options for creating device using map.

• Device drop

• Bulk drop

• Bulk clone

Device Drop

1. Click on device drop context menu, it will open create device dialog box.

SeeFigure1-54.

2. Enter name of device, this field is mandatory and cannot be left Empty. Device name must be unique.

3. Enter the Neuron ID. This field is mandatory and cannot be left empty. Neuron ID is 12 hexadecimal characters (0 to 9 digits and a to f alphabets).

If you have selected Motion Sensor definition, It will not display the group

controller and scene definition. See Figure 1-45.

4. Select the Group controller from the dropdown list.


If you have selected Motion Sensor definition, It will not display the group

controller and scene definition.

6. Select the Scene definition from the dropdown list.

Figure 1-54. Create Device

7. Click on OK. It will display message on map left corner regarding to put device on map as shown in Figure 1-55.


Device Page

Figure 1-55.Create Device Map Page

To add the device, double click on map. Once you have located the device on map you

can change the device position using the drag and drop the device.

Figure 1-56.View of Located Device



Figure 1-57.Added Device

Bulk Drop

Click on Bulk drop context menu, it will open Bulk create dialog box as shown in

Figure 1-58.





4. Select the Group Controller from the dropdown list.

5. Select the Device Definition from the dropdown list.

6. Select the Scene Definition from the dropdown list.

Figure 1-58. Create Bulk Device

7. Click on OK. It will display message on map left corner regarding to put

bulk device on map as shown in Figure 1-55.


Device Page

Figure 1-59.Create Bulk Device Map Page

To add the device, double click on the map. Once you have located the device on map

you can change the device position using the drag and drop the device.

Figure 1-60.View of Located Bulk Devices



Figure 1-61.Added Bulk Devices

Bulk Clone






5. Select the Reference Device from the dropdown list.

Figure 1-62. Create Bulk Clone

Click on OK. It will display message on map left corner regarding to put bulk clone on

map as shown in Figure 1-63.


Device Page

Figure 1-63.Create Device From Map

To add the Bulk clone, double click on map. Once you have located the device on map you can change the device position by dragging and dropping the device.

Figure 1-64.View of Located Bulk Clone



Figure 1-65.Added Bulk Clone

List of Devices

Figure 1-66.List of Devices

This page displays the list of added devices as shown in Figure 1-66.


Device Page

Delete Device

Click on icon, it will appear confirmation dialog box. Click on OK to delete

device.

You will be able to delete the multiple devices by selecting devices from the

Device page and right click on the Device page. It will display the delete

context menu. Clicking on delete context menu. You will have the

confirmation dialog box. Click on OK.

Edit Location of Device

You will able to edit the location of the device, by clicking on as

in Figure 1-67.

Figure 1-67.Edit Location of Device

Export To CSV

Click on Export Device button, to export device as shown in Figure 1-68.



Figure 1-68.Export To CSV

Import From CSV

You can add list of devices from a CSV file, click on "Import from CSV" button

on page of list of Devices. Adding list of devices from CSV file delete the

existing list of devices displayed in the table in the "List of Devices" page. See Figure1-

69. The CSV file must contain the following columns.

Name, Neuron ID, Asset Tag, Control Group, Type, Scene, Latitude, Longitude,

Parent Name, Trim Action (Separator between each field must be a

"Comma")


Device Page

Figure 1-69.Import From CSV

Replace From CSV

You can replace devices, by clicking on Replace from CSV button. It will

update all the devices whose Neuron ID match with file's device neuron id. And if file

device neuron id not existing, it will add new devices. After updating, click on Save

button. See Figure 1-70.



Figure 1-70.Replace From CSV


Commission Page

Commission

Page

Commission page copy the content of your project into SC.

To commission the parameters of your project in to the SC follow the below steps.

1. Enter TCP/IP or hostname of the SC into host entry field.

2. Enter username and password of the SC (default values are:"ilon"

and "ilon")

3. Click on Sync to start the commissioning and to stop commissioning,

click on "CancelSync".

This page display the verify host name during the commissioning devices. See

Figure 1-71.

Figure 1-71.Commission (1)

If you have check reapply fixture and scene to all existing devices then it will reapply

fixture and scene to all devices which are already sync'd previously.





This page displays the verify FPM license during commissioning devices. See Figure1-

74.


Commission Page


Figure 1-75. shows the details for upgrading the firmware version.


This page displays Applying Segment Controller properties

during commissioning devices. See Figure 1-76.




This page displays the Applying devices during commissioning devices. See

Figure1- 77.


This page displays the Setting Real Time Clock during commissioning devices. See

Figure 1-78.


Commission Page



This page displays the Setting Polling Manager during commissioning devices. See

Figure 1-79.

This page displays the Setting Group Override Input Configuration during

commissioning devices. See Figure 1-80.




This page displays the Verifying Configuration during commissioning devices.

See Figure1-81.


This page display the operations performed on the devices like.

1. Devices are removed from the Segment Controller.


Commission Page

2. Devices are added into the Segment Controller.

3. Neuron ID for devices are updated into the Segment Controller.

4. Devices are removed from the ERDP file.

5. Neuron ID for device are replaced into the ERDP file.

ERDP file is backup before removing the devices from the ERDP file. ERDP files at

the same path.


This page displays the reboot and Shut Down segment controller for put

smartserver in proper state. If you have pressed Yes, it will reboot smart

server. It will take few minutes for reboot smartserver. If you have pressed No, it

will complete your sync process. See Figure 1-83.




This page display the commissioning devices is successfully commission. See Figure1-84.



Troubleshoot


Troubleshoot The troubleshoot page enables you to test each OLC connected to SC and check:

It can be switched ON, OFF, DIM.

It takes correct feedback from SC.

User can easily select all devices using Select All button or unselect all device using

Unselect All button.



Figure 1-86.Selected All Device

Figure 1-87.Unselected All Device (1)

For Toggle Devices: Shift +click on check box, it will toggle all devices from first

to up to clicked device.


Troubleshoot

Figure 1-88.Toggle Devices

Click on "Troubleshoot" button, and the Provisioning Tool connects to the SC to get

the update status of the OLCs, their lighting level and failure information.

The commissioning status is displayed in the "Status" column. The lighting level

of the lamp is displayed in the "Feedback" column. The failures that are detected

by the OLC are displayed in the "Failure" column.

To get Information of one or more OLCs from SC.

1. Select all devices, click on "Select All" button.

2. Select one device using check box located in behind of them.

3. Click on "Apply Action" dropdown list.

4. Select the action whatever you want to.

5. Click on Apply button.

6. Click on "Troubleshoot".

Each time you send an ON, OFF or Dimming command to an OLC,

Provisioning Tool asks the SC to communicate with the OLC on the

PowerLine network, in order to get fresh feedback.



Figure 1-89.Troubleshoot Devices Page

Apply Action selected for OLC OFF and click on Apply. It will display the result of

applied OLC OFF action.

Figure 1-90.Selected All Devices


Troubleshoot

Apply Action selected for Dimming and click on Apply. It will display the result of

applied Dimming action.

Figure 1-91.Troubleshoot Devices

Apply Action selected for Recommission and click on Apply. It will display the result of

applied Recommission action.

Figure 1-92.Troubleshoot Devices (1)



Apply Action selected for Segment Controller and click on Apply. It will display

the result of applied Reboot Segment Controller action.




Troubleshoot

For devices that successfully pass the troubleshooting check, the box next to

them will be unchecked. For devices that fail to pass the troubleshooting

check, a check will appear in the box.



Advanced

Features

Figure 1-95.Control Data

Polling Manager

This page has two options available, Control data and Fault data.

Control Data

• Select the Poll Delay from the dropdown.

• Select the Scan Interval from the dropdown. The is the time interval

to scan the nvoLc Control Data Operation data.

• Enter the Start Delay. Seconds to delay calculation.

• Disabling the polling will persist until you take action to re-enable it

again. This will turn off historical data access.

• Enter the Lost Device Threshold. The number of confirmed

lost Devices raises system comms alarm.

• Enter the Response Fail Threshold. When a poll of a data point on a

device fails at least this number of consecutive times, a lost device alarm is triggered.

Fault Data

• Select the Poll Delay from the dropdown.

• Select the Scan Interval from the dropdown. The interval is the

time to scan the nvoLc Status fault data.

• Enter the Start Delay. Time is second to delay calculation if the first

scan time to allowed data server to complete object initialization.

• Disabling the polling will persist until you take action to enable

again. This will turn off historical data access.


Advanced Features

Figure 1-96.Fault Data

• Enter the Lost Device Threshold. The number of confirmed lost Devices necessary for system comm alarm

• Enter the Response Fail Threshold. When a poll of a data point on a

device fails at least this number of consecutive times, a lost device alarm is triggered.



About Page

Figure 1-97.About Page

Click on About LumInsight Provisioning Tool, it will show the system

information about the application version as shown in Figure 1-98.

Figure 1-98.System Information


Exit

Exit

Figure 1-99.Exit

To exit your system, click on top most left corner button. Then click on the

Close option as shown in Figure 1-99. When you try to exit system and your

project is opened, it will ask to save the project.


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