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  • Page 1 Horizone Server IN00B02WEB Commissioning Instruction Prodotto: IN00B02WEB Horizone Server – Commissioning Instruction Descrizione: Data: 24/01/2017 Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 1/113...
  • Page 2 This manual was developed and implemented by Eelectron SpA, no part may be reproduced, published or transmitted in any way or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying or recording without the written permission of Eelectron SpA Information in this document is subject to change without notice.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    BACKUP / RESTORE ......................34 DATE / TIME........................35 DATE / TIME CONFIGURATION ..................35 TIMEZONE SETTINGS ....................... 35 ONLINE UPDATE ........................ 35 SCHEDULED SERVICES REBOOT ..................36 LICENSES AND MODULES ......................37 CUSTOMIZATION ........................38 Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 3/113...
  • Page 4 ROOMS AND CONNECTED SCENARIOS ................. 63 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE EVENTS ..................64 KNX SCENARIOS ....................... 65 KNX Devices........................66 PHYSICAL ADDRESS OF HORIZONE SERVER ..............68 ETS GATEWAY ........................69 LOCAL USE ........................69 USE THROUGH INTERNET ....................71 ROOMS ............................75 INTRODUCTION .........................
  • Page 5 USERS AND USERS GROUPS ..................107 CREATE NEW USERS ...................... 107 USER GROUPS AND PERMISSIONS ................109 REMOTE ACCESS ........................110 INTRODUCTION ....................... 110 REMOTE ACCESS THROUGH INTERNET ..............110 SYMBOLS ..........................111 INDEX REVISIONS ........................112 Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 5/113...

  • Page 6: First Commissioning

     Printed Quick Start Guide HINT: HORIZONE SERVER is a pure WEB SERVER, therefore it is not usable for standalone visualisation, because it has no display. Neither the server has any graphical interface (VGA, DVI, HDMI, ...), therefore it can’t be directly display any graphical content.

  • Page 7: Hardware Installation

    HARDWARE INSTALLATION INSTALLATION HORIZONE SERVER is designed for installation on a 35 mm DIN rail. It requires a 12/24 VDC power supply, not included. For a correct functionality, the following connections must be guaranteed: Power supply 12V/24V DC (current consumption 240 mA at 12VDC) using the supplied connector....

  • Page 8: Environmental Conditions

    Our team will authorize the shipment and will help you to fill in the “Service request” form. Devices arriving to EELECTRON SPA facility without the “Service request” form complete with all necessary information will not be accepted and will be shipped back to origin.

  • Page 9: Network Connection

    192.168.0.110 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.0.110 To set the IP address of HORIZONE SERVER, according to the needs of your network, follow these steps:  Connect a PC directly to HORIZONE SERVER through a standard Ethernet cable.  Open the network configuration settings of your PC.
  • Page 10 If the network connection is working properly, you will be requested to login. The best performance for using/programming HORIZONE SERVER can be achieved with the following browsers:  Google Chrome  Apple Safari HORIZONE SERVER is compatible with following additional browsers: ...

  • Page 11: Log In

    On the first configuration of HORIZONE SERVER you must login with the “admin” user. Do this by entering the appropriate data into the login screen; once logged in you will see the...

  • Page 12: Front End And Back End Environments

    FRONT END AND BACK END ENVIRONMENTS The graphical interface of HORIZONE SERVER is made of two main environments: “ADMINISTRATION” or “BACK END”. This is the configuration area, in which (depending on the users permissions) all settings can be managed. ...
  • Page 13   From the FRONT END, the button to switch to the BACK END is positioned in the lower right corner. The user must have the permissions to access the BACK END. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 13/113...
  • Page 14 Alternatively, the two environments can be accessed directly by entering the following links inside the browsers address bar: LEVEL EXAMPLE BACK END http://192.168.0.110/Horizone/modules/system/externalframe.php?context=configuration FRONT END http://192.168.0.110/Horizone/modules/system/externalframe.php?context=runtime To save time during configuration, both environments can be displayed simultaneously in different tabs of the browser, which makes it faster to switch between the areas. Note: To see the changes in the FRONT END in real time, it is recommended to refresh the browser window after any change done in the BACK END.

  • Page 15: Reset Of Ip Address To Factory Defaults

    RESET OF IP ADDRESS TO FACTORY DEFAULTS The IP address of HORIZONE SERVER can be reset to factory default settings through the RESET-button on the bottom side of the device: Localize the RESET-button on the device.   Press the RESET-button until the SERVICE-LED starts blinking (minimum 10 seconds). Then release the RESET button....

  • Page 16: General Overview

    GENERAL OVERVIEW INTRODUCTION This chapter gives an overview of the ADMINISTRATION area of HORIZONE SERVER and explains different tools and menus, which can be used to configure the web server. BACKEND – GRAPHICAL INTERFACE The BACK END is divided into the following sections:...

  • Page 17: Toolbar

    Following functions are always present in the toolbar: SAVE Allows saving all changes into the flash memory of HORIZONE SERVER, what will preserve the data even if the web server is powered off. The button turns red whenever changes are made, but not saved yet. In addition, every 5 minutes an automatic saving of all changes takes place, so pressing the “SAVE”...

  • Page 18: Navigation Menu

    If actions can be performed for the selected entry, they will be displayed in the TOOLBAR at the bottom left corner of the navigation menu in form of different buttons. The following actions may be displayed: Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 18/113...
  • Page 19 This is done using the NEW button in the TOOLBAR: by pressing this button a new object (the object type depends on the selected entry) will be created and selected automatically. If the EDIT button is clicked, the configuration window of the newly created object will be opened. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 19/113...
  • Page 20 The DELETE button removes the selected entries from the project. This action is blocked for the system menus and indispensable objects, to prevent the user to remove them by accident. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 20/113...

  • Page 21: Menu Structure

    Permits to configure date/time of the web server and all date/time DATE/TIME related settings Permits to edit the single license codes and modules for enabling LICENSE AND MODULES additional functions Further information can be found in the appropriate section of this manual. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 21/113...

  • Page 22: Technologies - Knx

    In this section IP cameras can be integrated into the visualisation; they can be reached inside the visualisation by clicking on the related icon in the navigation menu. TECHNOLOGIES – INTERCOM This section contains several configuration menus for using HORIZONE SERVER as VoIP server (for the integration of door communication systems): INTERNAL UNITS...

  • Page 23: Customization

    (and also directly in the main page of the FRONT END, if this option is active). Furthermore, any system entry access, which is not desired, can be easily hidden from the navigation menu; in this way the FRONT END can be directly adapted to the customer’s needs. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 23/113...

  • Page 24: Visualisation - Rooms

    (from a technical point of view objects of type "GROUP"), which can contain other rooms or other objects supported by HORIZONE SERVER. For each room a so called “Template” can be selected. Depending on the selected THEME, different Templates are available.

  • Page 25: Visualisation - Functions

    The new sequence is shown in the FRONT END after accessing the FUNCTIONS menu again. Further information can be found in chapter 6 of this manual. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 25/113...

  • Page 26: Visualisation - Links

    Permits to send notifications (either “on screen” or via mail) in dependency NOTIFICATIONS of events within the installation Permits to create relations between the devices connected to HORIZONE SERVER (each connected device will be shown as CLIENT) and different actions of the software, like e.g. scenarios, VoIP actions, …...

  • Page 27: Search Bar

    In this case, the 3 points on the right side of the selected entry will be visible, enabling a quicker access to the property window. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 27/113...
  • Page 28 NOTE: if the original object was present in a room with BACKGROUND view, the cloned object will be positioned AT THE SAME PLACE in the room and will cover the original object. In this case, please edit the BACKGROUND view and place the cloned object in a different position. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 28/113...

  • Page 29: Workspace

    To close an opened tab, move the mouse pointer on the tab title and click on the appearing X-icon. If there are present any unsaved changes in the tab, you will be informed about it before the tab is closed, in order to avoid data loss. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 29/113...

  • Page 30: Setup

    This chapter explains the configuration pages for installation, commissioning and maintenance of HORIZONE SERVER. All sections and menus described in this chapter can be found in the SETUP section of the navigation menu. To have access to all of these settings, you must be logged in as administrator.

  • Page 31: Network

    NETWORK This page allows the configuration of the network parameters of HORIZONE SERVER: The available parameters are: IP address of HORIZONE SERVER; this address must be present in IP ADDRESS the network only once and must be compatible with the IP addresses...

  • Page 32: Update

    In case this may happen, the IP address must be reset to factory default through the hardware reset procedure. UPDATE This menu permits to update the software version of HORIZONE SERVER; please use only official update packages published by EELECTRON SPA, in order to avoid malfunctions. To update HORIZONE SERVER, please proceed as follows: ...
  • Page 33 Aborting this kind of procedures may result in important system file damage and consequent total system block. Recovery from this status may not be possible lo-cally: it may need a hard reset, possible only returning the system to manufacturer. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 33/113...

  • Page 34: Backup / Restore

    This page allows the creation of a backup of your project, or also the import of a previously created backup (even from another HORIZONE SERVER or the HORIZONE SERVER PDK). In addition, HORIZONE SERVER can be reset to factory defaults (the IP address will NOT be affected by the reset).

  • Page 35: Date / Time

    Permits to manually adjust the system time of the web server. If in the own ETS project at least an object of type date or time is available, HORIZONE SERVER can be configured to send these values automatically on the bus to synchronize other devices with its date and time.

  • Page 36: Scheduled Services Reboot

    SCHEDULED SERVICES REBOOT Provides an automatic restart of the system services, running in background, on HORIZONE SERVER. Week day and time for the scheduling of the automatic restart of the services can be configured here. Normally, the automatic restart of the services is not required, therefore it is recommended not to activate it unless discussed with EELECTRON SPA support team.

  • Page 37: Licenses And Modules

    LICENSES AND MODULES In this page, all software modules available on HORIZONE SERVER are listed and can be activated inserting the appropriate license key. An additional license can be purchased and activated later, at any moment. To activate an additional license just copy the license key, received after purchasing the additional software module, in the corresponding field.

  • Page 38: Customization

    CUSTOMIZATION THEMES HORIZONE SERVER offers different themes for changing the design of the FRONT END. In this page, it is possible to choose which is the preferred theme. On delivery the theme “STONE” is preconfigured; all screenshots in this manual refer to this theme.

  • Page 39: Navigation Menu

    HOME page. This can be done by searching the desired room with the search function and pulling them into the list ("drag and drop"). Once the FRONT END is refreshed, the changes made in the navigation menu will be visible. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 39/113...

  • Page 40: Favourites

    The order of the single objects can be changed by dragging them (using the blue ORDER button) to the desired position in the list and dropping them there.  New objects can be added by dragging them in directly from the search function. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 40/113...

  • Page 41: Options

    Enables/Disables the display of date/time inside SHOW TIME the HOME page. Hint: Date and time are synchronized through HORIZONE SERVER and not through the local browser. CLOSE NAVIGATION MENU If you activate this option, the navigation menu will be closed automatically, if the HOME page is opened.

  • Page 42: Mail

    This page permits to configure specific functions which only are required when accessing HORIZONE SERVER through mobile devices (Android or Apple iOS). The available options are: EVENTFOR Defines on which kind of touch event the commands should be sent to HORIZONE SERVER; you SENDING OUT can select between: COMMANDS On touch: the command is sent out immediately when the requested function is pressed.

  • Page 43: Background View

    Without valid Weather API ID the weather services of HORIZONE SERVER cannot be used. In this case, please disable all kind of weather information / display within the HOME page, as described within the last chapters.

  • Page 44: Rss Feeds

    "Copy address"; the link address will be copied to the clipboard and from there it can be easily pasted into the configuration of HORIZONE SERVER. NOTE: Not all RSS feeds are necessarily compatible with the XML encoding used by HORIZONE SERVER and therefore may not be shown correctly.

  • Page 45: Web Browser

    TOOLBAR of the FRONT END; by clicking on this button, a cleaning page will be shown that blocks any interaction with the software for 30 seconds and therefore permits to clean the touch display avoiding the risk of unwanted clicks within the visualisation. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 45/113...

  • Page 46: Customization Of Functions And Symbols

    HIDE NAVIGATION AREA It is possible to show the visualisation pages of HORIZONE SERVER even without the graphical navigation area (title bar, navigation bar, toolbar). In order to enable this, please add one (or more)
  • Page 47 4 buttons, with disabled navigation area: This special way of representing the pages of HORIZONE SERVER can be created thanks to the template view, which permits to create pages with limited access (max. 8 objects) that do not permit to access other areas of the visualization.

  • Page 48: Knx

    INTRODUCTION The following chapters will show in detail how HORIZONE SERVER has to be configured in order to work in a KNX system. Prerequisite for creating the VISUALISATION on HORIZONE SERVER is a KNX project that has been programmed either with ETS3, ETS 4 or ETS5. The focus of the subsequent chapters is initially on how the individual data points are imported and what options for these data points are available.

  • Page 49: Ets Import Rules

    ETS IMPORT RULES Before the KNX project is imported into HORIZONE SERVER, you should just think about the use of the ETS import rules. The administration of the ETS import rules can be found in the BACK END of HORIZONE SERVER under "TECHNOLOGIES" -> "KNX": The ETS-import rules automate the import process by assigning function and graphical appearance to the single data points depending on the configured criteria.
  • Page 50 KNX object is created. If at least one of the keywords defined in an ETS import rule is found in the name of a KNX object, HORIZONE SERVER checks whether the data length of this object matches the one defined in the ETS import rule ("TYPE").

  • Page 51: Ets Import

    The BASE mode gives the user only the possibility to decide whether a previously imported project should be deleted or updated. If the existing project will be updated, the individual objects are updated in a way to keep their configuration as good as possible. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 51/113...
  • Page 52 As soon as the project is imported, HORIZONE SERVER checks if the single KNX objects are matching an ETS import rule. If for a KNX object at least one ETS import rule is matching, it will be applied;...
  • Page 53 At this stage, it is also possible to modify the ETS import rules again. This is very useful if the list shows a lot of KNX objects that have similar keywords in their names and could use the same configuration settings. In this case, the appropriate ETS import rule could be added. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 53/113...
  • Page 54 KNX objects: nevertheless, this is not recommended, since such objects cannot be visualised correctly. However, it is also possible to edit the individual objects after the ETS import and therefore to assign them a graphical symbol in a second step. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 54/113...
  • Page 55 Once the ETS import is completed, the single KNX objects are available under “TECHNOLOGIES“ -> “KNX“ -> “ETS PROJECT“. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 55/113...
  • Page 56 The tree structure of ETS is imported and can be very helpful to find single KNX objects to be edited. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 56/113...

  • Page 57: Selective Import Of An Ets Project

    SELECTIVE IMPORT OF AN ETS PROJECT It is possible to import only a part of the selected ETS project. In this case, you can select manually the group addresses that should be imported into HORIZONE SERVER. This can be an advantage in certain cases: The project has already been imported in the past and now a version with new group addresses should be imported, without the risk of losing the changes made to the old group addresses....

  • Page 58: Import Of A Csv File

    IMPORT OF A CSV FILE HORIZONE SERVER also supports the import of KNX group addresses through a CSV file. This is a very useful solution when it is needed to import a few group addresses on the fly. The file must be created with the following properties: ...
  • Page 59 After the successful creation of the file, it can be used for import procedure in HORIZONE SERVER in “TECHNOLOGIES” -> ”KNX” -> “ETS IMPORT”. After starting the import procedure by clicking on the “NEXT” button, the objects are created automatically just as during the standard import procedure. Even in this case the matching import rules are applied and at the end the list of non-matching objects will be shown for manual configuration.

  • Page 60: Knx Object Properties

    If a KNX object is selected in the navigation menu or through the search function and the “EDIT” button is clicked, the following screen will appear: This page allows modifying all settings of the selected object and its relations to other objects present in the visualisation. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 60/113...
  • Page 61 FRONT END. The available icons depend on the type of the KNX object and the function assigned to it. If "None" is defined as function, all icons matching the type of the KNX object will be available. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 61/113...
  • Page 62 ETS ENCODING This setting determines which encoding HORIZONE SERVER must use to communicate with the related group address via the KNX bus. NOTE: Changes to this setting should be considered carefully, since an encoding that does not match the settings of the related device can lead to incorrect behavior of the FRONT END.

  • Page 63: Knx Group Addresses

    ETS project the needed permissions for a correct functionality are configured. HORIZONE SERVER can send active commands to only one of the listed group addresses. It is very important to ensure that only one of the linked group addresses has write permissions.

  • Page 64: Active And Passive Events

    When you create an active event, the object that you are currently working on will be the object that triggers the event. If you instead create a passive event, the object that is added to the appropriate area will be the one triggering the event. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 64/113...

  • Page 65: Knx Scenarios

    By clicking on the UPDATE button, an “UPDATE KNX SCENARIO” command will be sent to the KNX bus and the KNX devices configured for the usage of the KNX scenario will memorize the update real-time status of all KNX objects associated to the KNX scenario. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 65/113...

  • Page 66: Knx Devices

    KNX Devices HORIZONE SERVER makes it possible to control the installed physical KNX devices of the system and to send out a warning when devices are not communicating anymore. The installed KNX devices are created automatically during the import of the ETS project. At the end of the import procedure, the devices will be listed in the BACK END in “TECHNOLOGIES“...
  • Page 67 The section “ACTIVE EVENTS”, as already mentioned before, can be used to determine actions that should be triggered whenever a status change of a KNX device is registered. HORIZONE SERVER automatically sends out a notification when the KNX device stops communication. Even this notification can be changed at wish (for example it can be transformed in a mail notification, as further chapters of this manual will describe).

  • Page 68: Physical Address Of Horizone Server

    PHYSICAL ADDRESS OF HORIZONE SERVER Through the menu “CONFIGURE COMMUNICATION“ IN “TECHNOLOGIES“ -> “KNX“ you can change the physical address of HORIZONE SERVER, used for the communication with the KNX bus. The address must be entered in the format X.Y.Z, according to the requirements of KNX specification: ...

  • Page 69: Ets Gateway

    (e.g. USB/KNX) connected to the own LOCAL USE In the local network, the PC with the ETS installation can be connected directly to HORIZONE SERVER (also wireless, if an active Wi-Fi connection is present).
  • Page 70 TIONS”. Please select the created connection and click on “TEST” in order to check the connectivity; at positive result, click on “SELECT” in order to use HORIZONE SERVER as active interface. The gateway function of HORIZONE SERVER can only be used with the diagnostic function “GROUP MONITOR”;...

  • Page 71: Use Through Internet

    After creating this rule, everything is ready for remote connections. The connection must be configured on the remote PC as a VPN connection to the network, in which HORIZONE SERVER is installed. Therefore, the external (public) IP address / domain name of the network must be known.
  • Page 72 Now it is possible to use the new connection; when double clicking the connection, a login window will appear, in which the login data specified in the configuration of HORIZONE SERVER must be entered.
  • Page 73 Enter the IP address that should ac-cept the VPN connection (public ad-dress / domain of the router / net-work) and specify a name for the connection (e.g. “HORIZONE SERVER”). In the next window, specify the login data, just as defined them within HORIZONE SERVER and leave the field “DOMAIN“ empty.
  • Page 74 Now it is possible to use the new connection; when double clicking the connection, a login window will appear, in which the login data specified in the configuration of HORIZONE SERVER must be entered.

  • Page 75: Rooms

    / function desired. CREATE A NEW ROOM In order to create a new room in HORIZONE SERVER, access the BACK END environment. Select ”VISUALISATION“ -> “ROOMS“ Click on the ADD-button in the toolbar at the bottom...
  • Page 76 NONE: this option means that the room acts as sub-menu for the navigation inside the FRONT END and so no objects will be shown in this room; only the contained sub-rooms will be shown in the navigation menu of the FRONT END. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 76/113...
  • Page 77 If the visualisation is accessed through mobile devices, the layout, in which a room is displayed, can differ from the defined template. HORIZONE SERVER does an automatic resize of the layout in dependency of the display resolution of the used device.
  • Page 78 The usage of high resolution images (e.g. HD photos) has a double disadvantage: on one side, the upload of such big sized images to HORIZONE SERVER takes longer and also the loading times increase when a room is opened inside the FRONT END, because of the high data volumes caused by the image.

  • Page 79: Insert Objects Into Rooms

    All sub-rooms contained in a parent room are listed in the same area as all the other ob- jects. Such sub-rooms are not visible in the VISUALISATION of rooms displayed with a template of type “GRID” and are only shown in the navigation menu of the FRONT END. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 79/113...

  • Page 80: Deleting Rooms

    HORIZONE SERVER. Deleting a room does not delete the object contained in that room; they still remain available in the HORIZONE SERVER database for further use. CUSTOMIZING THE BACKGROUND VIEW The personalization of a room with the configured template "BACKGROUND" is done directly in the FRONT END.

  • Page 81: Buttons" Template View

    “BUTTONS” TEMPLATE VIEW “BUTTONS” is a particular type of template view that is available in HORIZONE SERVER. It can be used for rooms containing 1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 buttons (or objects) per page. This template has been designed to create pages with only a few objects and to show them in a very simple and easily controllable form.

  • Page 82: Functions

    The order of the functions can be changed via drag and drop, pulling the single functions to the desired position (which will also be used in the FRONT END).  Unused functions can be hidden, so that they are not visible in the navigation menu in the FRONT END. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 82/113...

  • Page 83: Functions In The Front End

    Summarizing, the FUNCTIONS view in the FRONT END, is a very comfortable way for the user to manage all objects collecting them according to their functionality, without having to search for them going through the rooms structure. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 83/113...
  • Page 84 An alternative are WIDGETS, which allow grouping multiple objects in one object (e.g., all objects of a thermostat); for more information please see the related chapter. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 84/113...

  • Page 85: Widgets

    Afterwards click on the “EDIT” button to open the configuration page of the newly created WIDGETS. The following settings will be available: NAME Name of the WIDGETS TEMPLATE Graphical icon, used to display the WIDGETS inside the VISUALISATION FUNCTION Function assigned to the WIDGETS (optional) Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 85/113...
  • Page 86 SHUTTERS WITH BLINDS Permits to control the shutter position as well as the opening / closing of its blinds THERMOSTAT Allows grouping of different commands and status feedbacks from KNX thermostats into one object; in the FRONT END itself only a small icon with the key information is shown. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 86/113...
  • Page 87 By clicking on the corresponding icon of such an object, a popup window pop-up window containing all objects defined as visible in the WIDGETS will appear. For different types of thermostats different templates / options are available Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 87/113...
  • Page 88 RGB lamp. Through the FAVOURITES section on the bottom of the window, the user will be able to create as many colour PRESETS as needed. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 88/113...
  • Page 89 “LABEL” column of the administration page of the complex object: Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 89/113...
  • Page 90 EMERGENCY LAMP Designed for the configured a KNX emergency lamp and to connect the necessary functions. Note: the sub-objects – in order to be operated correctly – must use the special symbols defined for emergency lamps, which make part of the function “SECURITY”. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 90/113...
  • Page 91 Depending on the selected TEMPLATE, only compatible objects can be added, since the COMPLEX OBJECT needs to understand where each object must be positioned and which functionality they will have to assume; for the available functions of a COMPLEX OBJECT, only compatible objects can be used. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 91/113...

  • Page 92: Object Functionality Definition

    This will create a VIRTUAL OBJECT (check out chapter 11.4 for details) and connect it with the WIDGETS. The graphical aspect of the new sub-object can be defined directly through the entry within the column “FUNCTIONALITY”. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 92/113...
  • Page 93 If one of the objects of a WIDGETS is enabled for scheduling, the icon of the WIDGETS will show the related symbol on it in the VISUALI-SATION; if the related symbol is not shown on the icon of a COMPLEX SYMBOL, no time scheduling is possible. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 93/113...

  • Page 94: Generic Widgets

    DISPLAY-VALUE DOWN/RIGHT  The “MAIN AREA” can contain up to 10 objects, which will be positioned one under the other. If a label is defined for one of these objects, it will be displayed above the Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 94/113...
  • Page 95 / icon of the WIDGETS shown inside the VISUALISATION (“BACK- GROUND", "GRID"); furthermore, also the state of this object will be shown in the reduced widgets, on the left side of the button intended to open the popup window of the WIDGETS. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 95/113...

  • Page 96: Rgb Control

    The DELETE button on the right can be used to remove unused favourites. The favourite colours are handled by HORIZONE SERVER just like other objects; therefore, you will also see them in the administration when accessing the properties page of the widgets (as objects of type “PRESET”):...

  • Page 97: Scenarios

    KNX objects that write a numeric value to the KNX bus and are already created in the ETS-project. The SCENARIOS of HORIZONE SERVER are part of the software and are not integrated in the ETS project; they are stored on HORIZONE SERVER and also operate from HORIZONE SERVER. Those SCENARIOS are much more flexible than the “KNX SCENARIOS”...
  • Page 98 EXECUTE AT STARTUP If enabled, the scenario will be started after the startup of the software (available since version 1.0.2). NOTE: the execution takes place only after HORIZONE SERVER has terminated its internal function routines and controls) Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX...
  • Page 99 All SCENARIOS will be automatically included in the corresponding page of the FRONT END, which is accessible from the navigation menu; of course the single SCE-NARIOS can also be inserted into different rooms. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 99/113...

  • Page 100: Add Actions To A Scenario

    Write“; “Read” will send a status request for the corresponding group address on the KNX bus, “Write” sends the configured “VALUE” as command on the corresponding group address on the KNX bus. An example of a SCENARIO with defined actions can be seen in the following screenshot: Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 100/113...

  • Page 101: Scenarios With Wait Commands

    THE SCENARIO” just like KNX objects. For adding a WAIT COMMAND, search for the keyword “wait” with the search function and pull the desired WAIT COMMAND into the desired position of the area ("drag and drop”). In HORIZONE SERVER the following waiting times are available: 1 second...

  • Page 102: Customization Of Wait Commands

    When WAIT COMMANDS are added to the FRONT END, it is even more important that you only work with CLONED objects. Otherwise there is the risk that the final user unintentionally changes also the way other functions / scenarios work. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 102/113...

  • Page 103: Links

    LINKS INTRODUCTION Objects of type LINK permit to create page jumps within the visualization of HORIZONE SERVER. It is possible to call as well pages of the visualization (rooms) as also links to other web servers or web pages, which are in the connection directly accessible (without having to use the navigation menu).
  • Page 104 In order to switch between the 2 methods, you can just click on the red button next to the destination field; it can either be a input field or a drop area (for connecting an object): Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 104/113...

  • Page 105: Integration In The Front End

    CONNECTION TO THE “FAVOURITES”: Open the entry “FAVOURITES” in the menu “CUSTOMIZATION”. Locate the link object through the search function. Drag the link object to the desired position within the list of elements of the favourites. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 105/113...

  • Page 106: Handling Inside The Frontend

    (e.g. directly from the navigation menu or the HOME page). If the destination of the link object is a room, it will be opened as soon the link is clicked; URLs instead are opened using the browser plug-in, as shown in the following screenshot: Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 106/113...

  • Page 107: Users

    USERS INTRODUCTION In this chapter the user management of HORIZONE SERVER is explained and the possibilities of personalization of each user are presented, which allow a safe and convenient use of the VISUALISATION. USERS AND USERS GROUPS The authentication on HORIZONE SERVER is defined through 2 different object types: USER: these objects represent the accounts for accessing the VISUALISATION;...
  • Page 108 "ALARM CENTRAL" should be opened at every condition change of the object "ALARM", in fact exclusively on the client devices that are currently running with the chosen user: Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 108/113...

  • Page 109: User Groups And Permissions

    Therefore is very important to pay attention on how objects are assigned to groups, in order to avoid situations in which certain objects or even rooms become inaccessible. Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 109/113...

  • Page 110: Remote Access

    REMOTE ACCESS THROUGH INTERNET To enable the remote access to HORIZONE SERVER through internet, please follow the steps below: The parameter “GATEWAY” in the network settings of HORIZONE SERVER must be set to the IP address of the installed internet router. ...

  • Page 111: Symbols

    Symbols Hint Warning Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 111/113...

  • Page 112: Index Revisions

    Index revisions Date Document ref Comments 06/04/2017 IN00B02WEBFI00070101 First issue 06/06/2017 IN00B02WEBFI00070102 Add new screenshot, minor corrections Eelectron Spa IN00B02WEBFI00070102_ADMIN_MANUAL_EN.DOCX 112/113...
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