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USER MANUAL UltraSite Installation and Operation Manual...
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Copeland 1065 Big Shanty Road NW, Suite 100 Kennesaw, GA 30144 USA 770-425-2724 • 1-800-829-2724 www.copeland.com Email: ColdChain.TechnicalServices@copeland.com...
2.5.4 Serial Network (Enhanced Reflecs Only)................................6 2.6 Add Components ....................................6 2.7 Define Computer Options...................................6 2.8 Backup Site......................................7 3 ULTRASITE INTERFACE ........................... 8 3.1 Understanding the Tree View ................................8 3.1.1 What is the Tree View? ....................................... 8 3.2 Navigating the Tree View ...................................9 3.2.1 Expand/Collapse Branches ......................................
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7.3.3 Clear One/All..........................................23 7.4 Dialing Out Alarms....................................23 7.4.1 Setting Controller to Dial Out Alarms ................................. 23 7.4.2 Setting Up UltraSite to Receive Dialouts ................................23 7.4.3 Emailing and Faxing Alarms (Reflecs Only) ..............................24 8 CHANGING CONFIGURATION........................25 8.1 Changing Setpoints in the Tree View ............................25 8.2 Changing Setpoint from Status Screens ............................25...
Installation This section of the manual will walk you through the process of installing UltraSite on your computer. Included in this section are the minimum and recommended system requirements for running UltraSite, and instructions on how to log on to UltraSite for the first time.
Installing UltraSite Before installing UltraSite, make sure the minimum system requirements have been met and all of the following disks are available: 1.3.2 Network Setup • Installation Disk • Support Disk 1. UltraSite will ask you if this computer will be using a •...
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When finished, click Next. In this next box, the program will ask you if you wish to overwrite the existing database and run UltraSite from your start-up group. If the Run UltraSite From Startup Group box is checked, UltraSite will place a short-cut in the start-up group folder, which causes the computer to load UltraSite every time it is rebooted or restarted.
Quick Start This section of the manual gives step-by-step instructions to show you how to log in to UltraSite, set up user access, and set up communications information. From here you can also add directory and site information, and connect UltraSite to the controllers.
Setup Ports Add Directory 1. Select the UltraSite Level branch in the directory tree at 2.3.1 For Modem the Tree View Screen and click the right mouse button. Select Setup Ports from the System menu in the 2. Select Add Directory... from the UltraSite Level Action UltraSite toolbar.
In the Modem/Direct Settings box, choose the desired baud rate from the Baud Rate pull-down menu. 1. From the System menu in the UltraSite toolbar, select the Select the serial (COM) port to which the site will be System Options option. The System Options dialog box connected to the PC from the Port pull-down menu.
If UltraSite will be used on-site to communicate using direct connect or network, check the Enable On Site Options box (Figure 2-8 -), and click the Advanced Options button to call up the on-site options box. Figure 2-8 - - On Site Options In the pull-down menu labeled Directory, choose Region 1.
Use of UltraSite begins and ends with the directory tree. Users familiar with Windows will recognize the tree structure as similar to that found in the Windows File Manager or Windows Explorer. Levels, or branches, of the directory tree are defined completely by the user.
Right clicking an item on the tree view calls up a content- sensitive menu which acts like a short-cut to a number of The main directory on UltraSite is viewed using the Tree View. functions that are used with the item selected. This is the If you are familiar with Windows, this is the same format for most common way to perform functions in UltraSite.
Entering program information with Offline Programming is the preferred method for setting up your REFLECS controller in UltraSite. When using Offline Programing, all of the information for the controller is entered before controller is connected to. The Offline method saves time because when programming online, each section of information entered to the controller takes a while to upload.
UltraSite retrieves the current set points and setup configuration of all controllers at the site. This information is stored within UltraSite and is used to restore settings lost as a result of a catastrophic system failure or loss of critical data.
UltraSite username with an Einstein username. To add a new application: Each defined UltraSite user name can be given a Click on the Cell Type pull-down menu and click on corresponding username and password to allow logins to what application to add.
View Status Viewing the status of controllers is one of UltraSite’s most important features. When you view a status, you are looking at a real- time representation of what is going on at that moment with the devices of that controlling system.
5.2.3 Slide Bars Figure 5-6 - Thermometer Detail 5.2.1 Animations Animations in UltraSite are used to represent actual displays and equipment on a site in real time format. Refrigerator compressor racks and air handling units are displayed with Figure 5-8 - Thermostat Setpoint Slide Bar...
Log button in the command line (see Figure 6-2 -). If Collect & Graph is chosen UltraSite will display all of the graphs after they are collected (this may take some time if more than one is chosen).
6.2.2 Graph Viewing Logs and Graphs UltraSite plots log graphs using two variables. The X axis (left to right) is always time while the Y axis (up and down) are pressure, temperature or other values that vary on the application. The values and increments are listed up and across these axes.
Figure 6-7 - Log Graph Icons and Check Boxes archiving the performance of a device over time. Normally a You can view more than one log graph at a time in UltraSite. controller logs about three days of information. Open up an animated status screen.
From the Tree View, click on the System Menu button in the command line. Select Autopurge Options. Set the time of day to purge the logs. Set the number of days a log is to last in UltraSite. Enter exceptions, if any. Click OK. 6.5.2 Manually Change Logs...
Real time graphs may be saved and opened from the Real Points/Logs To Graph dialog box will appear. Time Graph View. When the Save command is used, UltraSite saves all the log names currently being graphed to a file with an RTG extension.
Figure 7-4 - Alarm Log 7.2.1 Alarm Notices/Failures Figure 7-2 - View Site Alarms An alarm is sent by the controller to UltraSite if a sensor To gather alarms in the tree view: reaches a value that is out of range for its particular Right click on the site.
A device that returns to normal after being in an alarm condition will not reset the alarm that has been relayed to UltraSite. Other times an alarm can be reset from the controller and therefore forced-to-normal. What to do with alarms...
7.4.3 Emailing and Faxing Alarms (Reflecs Only) Figure 7-7 - Alarm Log UltraSite can send alarm messages to your email account or your fax machine. Currently, this feature works only with RMCC, BEC, and BCU alarm reporting. To set this feature up: Right click on the site from the Tree View and select Remote Annunciation.
It may also be determined that backing up the site’s set points once a day is not necessary; if so, UltraSite may be configured to back up Site #1 only a few times a week or even once a month.
10.2.2 Autopolling Options for On-Site Computers If UltraSite is installed on an on-site computer and is being used to directly connect to a site via direct connect cable or network, there are two important autopolling options that are a part of UltraSite’s on-site system settings.
Autopoll While Logged In Autopoll While Logged In allows autopolling to occur even when a user is logged in to UltraSite. Normally, autopolling is suspended during logins, because remote users would be prohibited from executing site commands during downloads of autopoll data.
On-Site Computers), UltraSite will not begin autopolling until • Setpoint Backup - The controller’s set points. you log out of UltraSite using the File > Logout option in the Menu Bar. • Logs - All logs available for viewing in the controller are listed by name and may be selected for autopolling 10.3 Item Autopoll Setup...
Use the Save In pull-down menu to choose a directory to directory in the tree view will cause UltraSite to poll all sites save the exported log. and units in the selected directory that have been set up for Enter the desired file name in the File Name field.
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Update All Autopoll Selections. Normally, when a manual autopoll is initiated, only the items that require updating are polled. For example, if a log is scheduled to be autopolled once per day, UltraSite will not poll the log again during the manual autopoll if the log has already been polled once that day.
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The contents of this publication are presented for informational purposes only and they are not to be construed as warranties or guarantees, express or implied, regarding the products or services described herein or their use or applicability. Copeland reserves the right to modify the designs or specifications of such products at any time without notice.
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