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  • Page 1 IQView4 Manual Issue 2...
  • Page 2 Trend Control Systems Limited shall not be liable for any errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance or use of this material. Trend Control Systems Limited reserves the right to revise this publication from time to time and make changes in the content hereof without obligation to notify any person of such revisions or changes.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contacting Trend ..............................6 About iQView4 ............................7 IQView4 Screens ..............................7 Compatibility ...............................7 instAllAtion ...............................9 Power uP iQView4 ...........................11 Power Up IQView4 for the First Time ......................11 Normal IQView4 Power Up ..........................15 Configure iQView4 ..........................17 Set up Security ..............................17 5.1.1 Enable/Disable Log in ........................17 5.1.2...
  • Page 4 A5.1 Backup the Current Configuration ........................103 A5.2 Restore a Configuration ..........................105 forgotten PAsswords ........................107 A6.1 Obtain an Unlock Code ...........................107 A6.2 Enter an Unlock Code ............................107 A6.3 Reset a Locked User ............................108 iQView4 diAgnostiCs ..........................109 index ..................................111 IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 5: About This Manual

    This manual applies to IQView4 version 1.1. It is designed to help you become familiar with the principles of how to set up and use the IQView4. It is assumed that the user has a basic understanding of the IQ system as well as building control.

  • Page 6: Contacting Trend

    PO Box 34 Horsham Sussex RH12 2YF England Tel: +44 (0) 1403 226600 trendts@trendcontrols.com Email: Fax: +44 (0) 1403 226310 Technical Publications Please send any comments on this or any other Trend technical publication to techpubs@trendcontrols.com. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 7: About Iqview4

    FPK, NDP, SDU). The adaptor plate (IQVIEW4/FPK ADAPTOR) can be used to mount to replace an FPK (2 line display, front panel kit) with an IQView4. It can also be used for replacing the old GDP, the NDP, or the new GDP+.
  • Page 8 IQView4 IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 9: Installation

    InsTallaTIon The IQView4 is designed for rear panel mounting. A rectangular hole needs to be cut in the panel and drilled with 2 holes according to the supplied template; the unit can be mounted using the two retaining clips and screws provided.
  • Page 10 Installation IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 11: Power Up Iqview4

    The screens (not the Language screen) displayed during set up have Quit, Back, and next buttons. next moves to the next stage, Back goes to the previous stage, and Quit causes the IQView4 to use the default setting and start the discovery of the attached controller.
  • Page 12 Touch next. The iQ PIN Number screen is displayed. Touch the numbers to specify the 4-digit PIN that the IQView4 will send to the controller when it attempts to make a change. This PIN Must correspond to a level 99 user in the controller. If the controller is not PIN protected leave the setting at ‘0000’.
  • Page 13 The IQView4 will not be able to display information from the controller until the controller is discovered. When the discovery process is complete the Touch To Login/Start screen is displayed. Touch the screen to start using the IQView4. If security is enabled you will be prompted to log in as described ‘Log in’ in the section of this manual.
  • Page 14 If the IQView4 fails to connect to the controller the following screen is displayed. IQView4 will continue to attempt to communcate with the controller. To use IQView4 without any communications touch Skip. If controller discovery is skipped when an option is selected that requires communications with a controller the follwing screen is displayed.

  • Page 15: Normal Iqview4 Power Up

    Power up IQView4 normal IQView4 Power up After it has been powered up for the first time IQView4 will not go through the set up procedure described in the ‘Power Up IQView4 for the First Time’ section of this manual. It will just attempt to connect to the controller and...
  • Page 16 Once IQView4 has connected the Touch To Login/Start screen is displayed. Touch the screen to start using the IQView4. If security is enabled you will be prompted to log in as described in the ‘Log in’...

  • Page 17: Configure Iqview4

    Configure IQView4 ConfIgure IQVIew4 During the initial power on sequence the IQView4 will set itself up ready for use. However there are a number of things that can be set up to customise the IQView4 for your application. Set up Security...
  • Page 18 The selected option is indicated by Touch ok. Touch Back to return to the users screen. Set up the required users as described in the ‘Edit a User’ section of this manual. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 19: Set Up Users

    IQView4 is supplied with two users ‘Guest’ and ‘Admin’ which become active when login is required. These two users cannot be deleted, but can be edited, although there are restrictions on what can be edited. Each user has the...
  • Page 20 The onloy difference is that the additional user can be deleted. The ‘Admin’ user and Administrator users have access to all features and settings, and are the only users that can enable log in, set up users, and display diagnostic information. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 21 If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. The users screen is displayed. Touch Add. The Create new user wizard screen is displayed. Touch next. The Select Type of User screen is displayed. Touch indicates the selection. Touch next. The User Name screen is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 22 Touch the icons to allow/disallow the feature. indicates the feature is allowed. Icon Feature Icon Feature features screen Controls browser screen Favourites screen Views browser screen Operating Times screen Alarms Browser screen graphs browser screen Settings screen IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 23 Touch next. The Summary screen is displayed. Touch finish to return to the users screen If necessary edit the user to define the users other features. See the ‘Edit a User’ section of this manual for more details. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 24 If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. The User Settings screen is displayed. Touch Add. The Create new user wizard screen is displayed. Touch next. The Select Type of User screen is displayed. Touch indicates the selection. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 25 PIN level is compared with the PIN level for each presentation module and if equal to or greater the user is able to view/adjust the module as appropriate. Touch next. The Home Screen screen is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 26 Touch next. The Summary screen is displayed. Touch finish to return to the users screen ‘Edit a User’ If necessary edit the user to define the users other features. See the section of this manual for more details. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 27 Touch users. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. The User Settings screen is displayed. Touch next to the user that is to be deleted. The IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the deletion. Touch yes. 5.2.2.4 Edit a User There are restrictions on editing the ‘Admin’...
  • Page 28 ▪ Touch ok to return to the User Settings screen. to edit the password: Touch Password. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. The Password screen is displayed. ▪ IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 29 Alarms Browser screen Settings screen users screen (not available for standard users) The list will also include any favourites that have been set up. Touch ok to return to the User Settings screen. ▪ IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 30 Touch yes or no. The moves under the selection. ▪ Touch ok to return to the User Settings screen. To specify whether IQView4 prompts for confirmation of adjustments: ▪ Touch Adjust Confirmation. The Adjust Confirmation screen is displayed. Touch yes or no. The ▪...
  • Page 31 Touch Language. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. The Language screen is displayed. ▪ Touch to select the language the IQView4 will use when the user is logged in. See the IQView4 Data Sheet (TA201031) for a full list of supported languages. ▪...

  • Page 32: Set Up User Settings

    Touch options. The User Settings screen is displayed. Touch Default Language. The Default Language screen is displayed. Touch to select the required language. See the IQView4 Data Sheet (TA201031) for a full list of supported languages. Once the required language is selected touch ok.

  • Page 33: Enable/Disable Per User Language Support

    Touch Per User Language Support. The Per User Language Support screen is displayed. indicates the current state. Touch yes or no to set the required state. The moves under the newly selected state. (Default = Off) Touch ok. Touch Back to return to the users screen. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 34: Set Up Favourites

    Favourites. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. This feature may be restricted you Touch enabled in the feature filter. The Favourites screen is displayed. must have Touching View toggles the display between a list and icons. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 35 99 is maximum access. This is compared with the user’s pin level and if greater than or equal to the user’s pin level the favourite is visible to the user. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 36: Sort The Favourites List

    Touch sort. The Order Favourites by screen is displayed. Touch to specify how the list is sorted. scrolls through the options in the following order ‘The label’, ‘Most recently viewed’, and ‘Most frequently viewed’. Touch ok to return to the Favourites screen. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 37: Delete A Favourite

    Touch Change. The screen shown below is displayed. Touch next to the favourite that is to be deleted. The Favourite Name screen is displayed. IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the deletion, touch yes. Touch Back to retun to the Favourites screen. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 38: Specify The Graphic Displayed For A Module

    Touch the knob that is to be adjusted. A screen similar to the one shown below is displayed. Touch until the required graphic is displayed. Touch Back. The selected graphic will now be used when the value is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 39: Set Up The Date And Time Settings

    Date and Time settings 5.6.1 set the Date The date used by the IQView4 is obtained from the controller but can be changed. If the date is changed on the IQView4 the date in the controller is also changed. to set the date: ‘Log in’...

  • Page 40: Set The Time

    Configure IQView4 5.6.2 set the Time The time used by the IQView4 is obtained from the controller but can be changed. If the time is changed on the IQView4 the time in the controller is also changed. To set the time: If security is enabled log in see the ‘Log in’...

  • Page 41: Set Up The Display Settings

    Touching scrolls through the options in the following order ‘1 Minute’, ‘2 Minutes’, ‘3 Minutes’, ‘4 Minutes’, and ‘5 Minutes’. The backlight delay cannot be disabled. Touch ok. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 42: Set Up The Screen Saver

    The screen saver prevents the screen being damaged by a single image being burnt on to the screen. IQView4 can store one single custom screen saver in addition to the default which cannot be removed. This custom screen saver can be a single graphic or a slide show of more than one graphic.
  • Page 43 Touch ok. If files from the memory stick have been selected they will be copied onto the IQView4 as a single custom screen saver. This will replace the custom screen saver if it exists on the IQView4. A warning is given before an existing custom screen saver is removed from IQView4.

  • Page 44: Set Up The Screen Saver Delay

    Touching scrolls through the options in the following order ‘1 Minute’, ‘2 Minutes’, ‘3 Minutes’, ‘4 Minutes’, and ‘5 Minutes’. The screen saver cannot be disabled. Touch ok. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 45: Set Up Cleartype

    ClearType ClearType improves legibility for most on-screen fonts. However, in some cases such as simplified Chinese where pictorial fonts are used, it should be turned OFF. IQView4 sets this automatically depending on language selection, however this can be overridden.

  • Page 46: Set Up The Security Settings

    Touch Idle Timeout. The Idle Timeout screen is displayed. Touch to select the required idle timeout. The IQView4 will scroll through the options in the following order ‘No Timeout’, ‘1 Minute’, ‘2 Minutes’, ‘3 Minutes’, ‘4 Minutes’, and ‘5 Minutes’. (Default = ‘No Timeout’).

  • Page 47: Set Up The Iq Pin Number

    The IQ PIN number is specified during the initial power up procedure. It is sent to the controller to authorise changes made by the IQView4 if the controller has security enabled. It Must correspond to a level 99 user in the controller.

  • Page 48: Set Up The Sound Settings

    5.9.1 enable/Disable the Key Click on/off When the key click is on the IQView4 will make a sound when the user makes a selection on the screen. To enable/disable the key click ON/OFF: ‘Log in’...

  • Page 49: Using Iqview4

    Re-learn the Controller Set up Saved Graph Views basic use Access to IQView4 is by touching the screen with a finger, or fingernail. Do not touch the screen with sharp objects as this may damage the screen. To start using IQView4: If security is eanbled log in see the ‘Log in’...

  • Page 50: Log In

    IQView4 6.1.1 log in If the IQView4 is operating with security enabled it is necessary to log in before you can use it. When nobody is logged in the Screen Saver screen is displayed. To log in: Touch the screen. The Touch To Login screen is displayed.

  • Page 51: Log Out

    IQView4 6.1.2 log out The IQView4 will automatically log any user off after the idle timeout time has passed. If required you can log out manually. To log out: Touch Back until the features screen is displayed Touch and then to display your home page.

  • Page 52: Goto A Favourite

    If security is enabled log in see the ‘Log in’ section of this manual for more details. Display the Favourites screen. Display the features screen. ▪ ▪ Touch ▪ Touch ▪ Touch The Favourites screen is displayed. Touch the required favourite. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 53: View Data In The Controller

    Touch sort/filter to change the order of the modules in the list, or to specify ‘Sort/Filter the List of Modules’ the modules in the list. See the section of this manual. To view a module in more detail, touch it. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 54 ‘The label’, ‘Modules with logs’, ‘The PIN level’, ‘Type of Module’, ‘Most recently viewed’, and ‘Most frequently viewed’. Touch ok. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 55: View Data In The Controller Using The Views Browser

    Touching a timezone displays a screen that enables you to choose to view times for this week, every week, and exceptions (IQ3 only). See the ‘View Operating Times’ section of this manual for more details. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 56 To zoom in drag your finger over the area of the graph that is to be viewed. Touch 100% to zoom back out and view the graph at normal size. Touch list to view a list of points for the visible trace. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 57: View Operating Times

    Note that if the IQView4 is connected to a pre IQ3 controller the ‘Exceptions’ option is not shown. Touch This Week. The This Week screen is displayed. This provides a basic overview of the current operating times for today and the next six days.
  • Page 58 To view the times for a day in more detail touch the day. A screen showing more detail for that day is displayed. To view the actual operating times for the selected day in more detail touch . A screen showing the operating times for that day is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 59: View Every Week's Operating Times

    Note that if the IQView4 is connected to a pre IQ3 controller the ‘Exceptions’ option is not shown. Touch Every Week. The Every Week screen is displayed. This provides a basic overview of the operating times used for every day of the week.
  • Page 60 To view the times for a day in more detail touch the day. A screen showing more detail for that day is displayed. To view the actual operating times for the selected day in more detail touch . A screen showing the operating times for that day is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 61: View Exceptions To The Normal Operating Times

    Note that if the IQView4 is connected to a pre IQ3 controller the ‘Exceptions’ option is not shown. Touch Exceptions. The Exceptions screen is displayed showing the exceptions for the current month.
  • Page 62 To view the times for a day in more detail touch the exception. A screen showing more detail for that exception is displayed. To view the actual operating times for the exception in more detail touch . A screen showing the operating times for that day is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 63: View Graphs

    To display a list of points for the selected trace touch list. The screen shown below is displayed. Touch graph to return to the graph. Touch earliest to goto the first value or latest to goto the last value. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 64: View A Graph From The Controls Browser Or Views Browser

    The screen shown below is displayed. Touch graph to return to the graph. Touch earliest to goto the first value or latest to goto the last value. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 65: Adjust Values

    Touch the numbers to enter the required value. Touching returns to the previous screen. When you stop making the adjustment IQView4 will automatically adjusts the value unless adjustment confirmation is enabled. If adjustment confirmation is enabled a screen is displayed prompting for confirmation of the change touch yes to complete the change, or Cancel to abort.

  • Page 66: Adjust A Switch

    Touch the required state. The moves under the newly selected state. IQView4 automatically adjusts the value unless adjustment confirmation is enabled. If adjustment confirmation is enabled a screen is displayed prompting for confirmation of the change touch yes to complete the change, or Cancel to abort.

  • Page 67: Adjust Operating Times

    Touch Save. To set the operating times ON or OFF all day: ▪ Touch ▪ Touch On All Day or Off All Day as required. IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the change. ▪ Touch yes. ▪ Touch Save. to delete an exception from the day (return the day to normal operating times): ▪...
  • Page 68 ▪ Touch next to the period that is to be deleted. A confirmation screen is displayed. ▪ Touch yes. The period is delete and the Times Editor screen displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 69 Times (continued) Overlapping time periods are highlighted in red and will be resolved when ok is selected by using the earliest start time and latest end time. ▪ Touch ok. ▪ Touch Save. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 70: Adjust Every Week's Operating Times

    Touch yes. ▪ Touch Save. To set the operating times ON or OFF all day: ▪ Touch Touch On all Day or Off all Day as required. IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the change. ▪ Touch yes. ▪ Touch Save. ▪...
  • Page 71 ▪ Touch next to the period that is to be deleted. A confirmation screen is displayed. ▪ Touch yes. The period is deleted and the Times Editor screen displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 72 Times (continued) Overlapping time periods are highlighted in red and will be resolved when ok is selected by using the earliest start time and latest end time. ▪ Touch ok. ▪ Touch Save. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 73: Set Exceptions To Normal Operating Times

    Touch next. The set the dates for screen is displayed. Touch start. Touch the buttons to set the exception’s start date. decrement one month, increment one month. decrement one day, increment one day. Touch end. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 74 Touch the buttons to set the end time. -60 decrements 1 hour, +60 increments 1 hour. -10 decrements ▪ 10 minutes, +10 increments 10 minutes. -1 decrements 1 minute, +1 increments 1 minute. ▪ Touch ok to return to the Times Editor screen. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 75 Overlapping time periods are highlighted in red and will be resolved when ok is selected by using the earliest start time and latest end time. ▪ Touch ok to return to the Change times screen. Touch finish. The exception is sent to the controller. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 76 Touch Every if the exception is to occur at the same time every year. Touch Once if it is to occur once. The selected option is indicated by Touch next. The set the dates for screen is displayed. Touch start. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 77 View the exception is to be deleted as described in the section of this manual. over the time zone indicates you cannot adjust it. Touch Touch Touch delete. IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the deletion. Touch yes. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 78 Specify the exception’s operating times as required. To set the operating times ON or OFF all day: ▪ Touch ▪ Touch On All Day or Off All Day as required. IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the change. ▪ Touch yes. ▪ Touch Save.
  • Page 79 Touch yes. The period is deleted and the Times Editor screen displayed. Overlapping time periods are highlighted in red and will be resolved when ok is selected by using the earliest start time and latest end time. ▪ Touch ok. ▪ Touch Save. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 80: View Alarms

    If more than 20 alarms are in the log the text ‘Load More’ is displayed at the bottom of the list. Touch load More to load the next 20 alarms. Touch refresh to refresh the alarms is the list. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 81 Alarm from a driver module Left column Alarm from a sensor module Left column Alarm from a digital input module Left column Alarm from a critical alarm module Right column Set alarm Right column Clear alarm IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 82: View Current Alarms

    Alarm from a digital input module Alarm from a critical alarm module To view detailed information of the module in alarm, touch it. The information on this screen is dependant on the module type. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 83: Set Up Saved Graph Views

    Touch ok. The Select plot(s) to add screen is displayed. Touch the required plots. Touch to move up/down the list. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 84: Delete A Saved Graph View

    Touch enabled in the feature filter. The Saved Graphs Views screen is displayed. have Touch next to the saved graph view that is to be deleted. The IQView4 prompts for confirmation of the deletion. Touch yes. 6.7.3 edit a saved graph View To edit a saved graph view: ‘View a Saved Graph View’...

  • Page 85: Set Up The Controller's Daylight Saving

    The Date & Time screen is displayed. must have Touch Daylight Saving. The Daylight Saving screen is displayed. The screen shows the dates that daylight saving will occur, and indicates if the controller is the timemaster. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 86 Only one timemaster is allowed per site therefore you should only continue if there are no other timemasters set up. Click ok to continue, or Cancel to abort the action. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 87 IQView4 set up the Controller’s Daylight saving (continued) To clear the dates: ▪ Touch Clear. The Daylight Saving screen is displayed as shown indicating that no dates are set. Touch ok. ▪ IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 88: Set The Controller's Timemaster Status

    If No is selected a warning is displayed that you are turning off the controller’s timemaster function and it will stop updating the time in other controllers on the site. Touch ok to continue Touch ok. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 89: Set The User's Display Language

    The screen shown below is displayed. Touch Language. The Language screen is displayed. Touch to select the required language. See the IQView4 Data Sheet (TA201031) for a full list of supported languages. Touch ok. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 90: Display Information About Iqview4

    IQView4 6.11 Display Information about IQView4 Information about the IQView4 is available. Basic information about the IQView firmware is available on the Information screen; more detailed information is available on the About Setting Items screen. To display the Information screen: If security is enabled log in see the ‘Log in’...
  • Page 91 About. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. This setting maybe restricted you must have enabled in the settings filter. The About screen is displayed. Touch or to scroll up/down the list. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 92: Change Your Password

    Touch the characters to enter the password. Do not use \ / < > { } ; : , space = [ ] ‘ “ ? ( ) or %. clears existing text. swaps between upper and lower case. swaps between characters, numbers and other characters. accesses accented characters. changes the language giving access to international characters. Touch ok. Touch ok. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 93: Display Details Of The Controller

    Communications. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. This setting maybe restricted enabled in the settings filter. The Communications screen is displayed. you must have Touch Host Device Details. The Host Device Details screen is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 94: Re-Learn The Controller

    When the process is complete the Communications screen is displayed. Note that if the controller has changed or if IQView4 has been connected to a different controller a power cycle will be required. IQView4 is designed to be permanently connected to a single IQ controller.

  • Page 95: Appendices

    To ensure the best operation the IQView4’s should be cleaned regularly with a soft cloth such as that used for spectacles to remove dust and grease. To do this the IQView4 should be put into screen cleaning mode so that when the screen is touched during the cleaning process unwanted selections are not made.
  • Page 96 The touch screen is now disabled. Use a soft cloth such as that used for spectacles to remove dust and grease. When the countdown reaches zero the touch screen will become active, and the Display screen displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 97: A2 Restart Iqview4

    System. This setting maybe restricted you must have enabled in the settings filter The System screen is displayed. Touch restart iQView. The restart iQView screen is displayed After 10 seconds the unit will restart. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 98 IQView4 IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 99: A3 Reset To Factory Defaults

    Touch Reset to Factory to Defaults. The Reset to factory to defaults screen is displayed. After 10 seconds the unit will be restart and it will go through the first time set up see the ‘Power Up IQView4 for the First Time’ section of this manual for details.
  • Page 100 Defaults IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 101: A4 Upgrade The Software

    The sofTware It is possible to upgrade to IQView4’s software to keep it up to date with the latest features and performance improvements. These updates will be made available as required. For details of how to upgrade the software see the ‘IQView4 Upgrade Installation Instruction’...
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  • Page 103: A5 Backup And Restore

    It is possible to backup the current configuration to a to a USB memory stick. This allows a backup of the IQView4’s configuration to be kept, and restored in the event of a problem, or it can be used to configure other units. The...
  • Page 104 Touch Backup to USB Drive. The Backup to USB Drive screen is displayed. Touch ok. The database will be backed up. Once the backup is complete the System screen is displayed, remove the USB memory stick. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 105: A5.2 Restore A Configuration

    Settings. If necessary touch or to scroll up/down the list. This feature may be restricted you must Touch enabled in the feature filter. The Settings screen is displayed have Touch System. This setting maybe restricted you must have enabled in the settings filter The System screen is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 106 Touch ok a screen similar to the one shown below is displayed. The unit will restart and the configuration restored. During the restart the screen below is displayed. Once the unit has restarted remove the USB memory ‘stick. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 107: A6 Forgotten Passwords

    Touch the screen. The Log in screen is displayed. Touch to select your user name. The Select User screen is displayed. Touch next. The screen below is displayed. The enter Password screen is displayed. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 108: A6.3 Reset A Locked User

    Touch the user that is to be reset. The User Settings screen similar to the one shown below is displayed. Touch reset user. The reset user screen is displayed. Touch reset. The screen changes. The user may now attempt to login providing they have a valid password. IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 109: A7 Iqview4 Diagnostics

    IQView4 Diagnostics IQVIew4 DIagnosTICs IQView4 has a number of diagnostic features which are available from the Settings screen when logged in an ‘Administrator’ user, other users do not have access to the diagnostic features. You should only enable these features if asked to do so a Trend technical support.
  • Page 110 IQView4 Diagnostics IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...

  • Page 111: Index

    Saved Graph Views Display and Directory Modules ............Delete .................. Display Language ................Edit..................83–84 Set up .................. Set up ................Specify Axis ............... Edit Trace Colour ............... 78–79 63–64 Exceptions ..............View ................IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
  • Page 112 Data in the Controller ............Digital Input Modules ............Display and Directory modules ......... Driver Modules ..............61–62 Exceptions ..............Graphs ............. 54, 56, 63–64 80–81 Historic Alarms ............Information about IQView4 ..........Knob Modules ..............IQView4 Manual TE201041 Issue 2, 30/09/2009...
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