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- Page 1 Smart Energy Panel JPC 100-WEB User manual and technical specifi cations Janitza electronics GmbH Vor dem Polstück 6 D-35633 Lahnau Support tel. +49 6441 9642-22 Email: info@janitza.de www.janitza.de...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
JPC 100-WEB Inhalt General 1. 1 Disclaimer 1. 2 Copyright notice 1. 3 Technical changes 1. 4 Conformity declaration 1. 5 Comments on the manual Safety 1. 6 Safety information 2. 1 Safety measures 2. 2 Qualified personnel Product description 3. - Page 3 Configuration 9. 1 Master devices 9. 1. 2 Integrating a new master device 9. 1. 1 Using the JPC 100-WEB as a master device 9. 2 Slave devices 9. 2. 1 Integrating a new slave device 9. 2. 2 Configuring the UMG 20 CM 9.
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Page 4: General
Ensure that your informational products are readily accessible in a legible form. 1. 2 Copyright notice © 2019 - Janitza electronics GmbH - Lahnau. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, processing, distribution or other use, in whole or in part, is prohibited. -
Page 5: Safety
JPC 100-WEB Safety 2. 1 Safety information Please read this user manual and all other publications that must be consulted when NOTE working with this product. This applies in particular to installation, operation and main- Indicates procedures in which there is no tenance. -
Page 6: Safety Measures
JPC 100-WEB 2. 2 Safety measures WARNING When operating electric devices, it is un- avoidable for certain parts of these devices Electrical voltage! to conduct hazardous voltage. Consequently, Severe physical injury or death can result severe bodily injury or material damage can from dangerous voltages. -
Page 7: Product Description
You can connect up to 3 Janitza master devices and up to 30 Janitza slave devices to Check the devices for flawless mechanical the JPC 100-WEB and manage them via the condition by visual inspection. -
Page 8: Mounting
• Disconnect your system from the pow- er supply before starting work! CAUTION Material damage due to disregard of the Fig.1: Mounting orientation of the JPC 100-WEB installation instructions! Disregard of the installation instructions can damage or destroy your device. -
Page 9: Securing
JPC 100-WEB 4. 3 Securing 5. Secure the retaining brackets by tighten- The device must be mounted on a flat, clean ing the fastening screws. and burr-free surface by means of the retain- ing brackets (Fig.2) included in delivery. Un- evenness can lead to damage of the display and to the entry of dust and water. -
Page 10: Installation
Modbus RTU Modbus RTU Modbus RTU • 12 V via jack connection • 24 V via plug-in terminals Fig.8: Bus topology with the JPC 100-WEB as the master Before applying the supply voltage, make sure that the supply voltage corresponds to the specifi cation in the technical data. -
Page 11: Introduction To Operation
JPC 100-WEB Introduction to operation To access the measurement devices via The JPC 100-WEB user interface is divided the user interface, they must be connected into three menus: Start Page, Settings and (described in 5. on page 10) and integrated Alarming. -
Page 12: Start Page
Open the configuration menu of the selected master device with the Con- figuration button. 6. 2 Remote access To access JPC 100-WEB from a PC via the Ethernet connection, proceed as follows: 1. Open a browser on the PC. 2. Enter the following in the ad- dress line: http://[IP address of the JPC 100-WEB]:8080/jpc.html... -
Page 13: Settings
7. 1 System Use the System tab to confi gure the basic settings of the JPC 100-WEB such as inter- faces, time setting or language. The menu is divided into the areas Device, Modbus, TCP/ IP, Alarm System, Language, Clock and Ping testing. -
Page 14: Device
JPC 100-WEB devices. Use the Export button to save the confi g- uration fi le of the JPC 100-WEB in the fi le system. The storage location is displayed in the subsequent pop-up window. -
Page 15: Modbus Tcp
JPC 100-WEB 7. 1. 2 Modbus TCP Changing IP-settings The Modbus TCP area displays the sampling rate (refresh rate) at which the JPC 100-WEB 1. Open the hardware settings by pressing queries the measured values of the connect- the Change button. -
Page 16: Ntp / Clock
JPC 100-WEB 7. 1. 4 NTP / Clock The time for the JPC 100-WEB is either set manually or obtained from an NTP server. NTP stands for Network Time Protocol which is a protocol for time synchronization of de- vices in a network. -
Page 17: Users (Login To The System)
Use the User Settings tab to log in/out on the system or to change the user. Fig. 20: User Settings NOTE When operating the JPC 100-WEB, the actions which are possible differ according to Change the password as soon as you start the active user role. -
Page 18: User Management
JPC 100-WEB 7. 2. 1 User management The following actions are available in the user To change the username or password, touch management: the appropriate field of the table. • Add, delete or edit users. All users that have been created are dis- •... -
Page 19: Emailing
7. 3 Emailing In addition to the alarms and warnings (sec- tion 8. on page 20) on the user interface, the JPC 100-WEB can also send notifications by email. Fig.22: Email settings The JPC 100-WEB requires access to a SMTP server to be able to send e-mails. -
Page 20: Alarming
JPC 100-WEB Alarming Fig. 23: List of the current alarms You can use the JPC 100-WEB to configure Alarm/warning threshold is warnings and alarms for the measured values currently over/undershot of the connected master and slave devices Alarm/warning threshold is currently (section 9. -
Page 21: Configuration
JPC 100-WEB Configuration Fig. 25: Configuration Use the configuration to integrate new mea- surement devices in the JPC 100-WEB and to configure integrated devices. Call: Start page > Configuration. You must be logged in to the device as an administrator to configure measurement devices. -
Page 22: Master Devices
Use this drop-down menu to select which device you are configuring in the JPC 100-WEB. The first list entry of the master devices is reserved for the JPC 100-WEB as the master. -
Page 23: Integrating A New Master Device
JPC 100-WEB 9. 1. 1 Integrating a new master device 9. 1. 2 Using the JPC 100-WEB as a mas- ter device To integrate a new master device into the JPC 100-WEB interface, proceed as follows: You can use the JPC 100-WEB itself as a master device by means of the built-in RS- 1. -
Page 24: Slave Devices
As an example the configuration options for the UMG 20 CM slave device are explained be- low. Use this drop-down menu to select which slave device you want to configure in the JPC 100-WEB. You can switch between the different measure- ment channels of the UMG 20 CM quickly using the arrow buttons. -
Page 25: Integrating A New Slave Device
„Configuration“ on page 21. device is connected either via a master 2. Use the tabs to go to the configuration device or directly with the JPC 100-WEB. menu for slave devices. 2. Select the slave device you want to edit 3. -
Page 26: Alarms And Warnings
JPC 100-WEB 9. 3 Alarms and warnings Fig. 28: Alarm configuration of a master device The alarm configuration of an integrated de- vice can be opened via the Configuration. Use the drop-down menu to select which mea- sured value is to be monitored. -
Page 27: Service And Maintenance
JPC 100-WEB Service and maintenance 10. 2 Repairs and calibration The device is subjected to various safety tests prior to outbound delivery. If a device is Repairs and calibration can only be carried opened, the safety tests must be repeated. -
Page 28: Technical Data
JPC 100-WEB Technical data General Net weight approx. 900 g (2 lb) Dimensions 282 mm x 184 mm x 35 mm (11.10 in x 7.24 in x 1.38 in) Backlight (LED) Brightness: typ. 450 cd/m2 (41.8 cd/ft2) Chip Rockchip RK3288 Quad-Core CPU 1.6 GHz... -
Page 29: Dimensional Drawings
JPC 100-WEB 11. 1 Dimensional drawings 35 mm / 1.38 in Fig. 29: Front view 282 mm / 11.10 in Fig. 31: Side view Fig. 30: Rear view 70 mm / 2.76 in C B A Fig. 32: Bottom view...
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