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Introduction
pCOWeb is an ethernet card that interfaces the latter with the emerging protocols (BACnet and SNMP), that are the emerging protocols in HVAC world, and are based on the Ethernet standard.
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Board features
Power by pCO ARM7 74MHZ 16MB RAM, 8MB flash Linux 2.4.21
Protocols: HTTP (web pages 4MB) SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) BACnet (BACnet over IP and BACnet over Ethernet) FTP server, FTP client
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Functions available
WEB server: used to check or change the operating status of the pCO controller using a remote computer running, for example, Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox; dynamic web pages developed by the user can be added; supports CGI technology; supports protection for accessing web pages; Logger: pCOWeb can record the values of some of the pCO controller variables in a file on its nonvolatile memory; the file can then be downloaded to a PC using Internet Explorer;
Graphs: the trends over time of the data saved with the Logger function can be viewed on graphs;
pCOWeb can send e-mails when programmable events occur on the pCO controller (activation of alarms, exceeding of thresholds) or at set time intervals; a file in XML format can be attached containing the values of the variables;
FTP PUSH: pCOWeb can send a file in XML format containing values of the variables to a suitably configured computer; the send operations can be programmed in the same way as for send the e-mail messages (upon event or at set times); the file is sent using the FTP protocol;
Functions available
SNMPv1 & v2: to access pCOWeb from a computer using supervision software based on the SNMP protocol. pCOWeb can send programmable enterprise TRAP or INFORM packets for alarm notifications; BACnet Ethernet ISO8802-2 over 8802-3: to access the pCO controller using supervision software based on the BACnet Ethernet protocol; BACnet/IP (Addendum A/Annex J): for access using supervision software based on the BACnet/IP protocol; FTP server: used to copy data files or web pages from/to pCOWeb in a simple manner, using programs based on dragging icons from one window to another; DHCP: used to connect pCOWeb to a local network using the method of automatic addresses assignment by a central server, rather than statically setting the addresses on the individual devices; DHCP is active by default; Plugins: used to add additional applications developed by CAREL or by the user in script or compiled format; Firmware update: the pCOWeb firmware can be updated from a computer.
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Computers connected in the Ethernet company net Thanks to the switch all the devices can be connected to the same net
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Leds meanings
Status LED displays information on the communication status between pCOWeb and the pCO, and must normally be green and flash around 3 times a second;
Ethernet LED: displays the status of the physical network connection (Ethernet connection signals), regardless of whether the network parameters are correct; usually this must be green and flash when the data transits.
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pCO* installation
This is the Supervisory System slot for the card
This is the MAC address, also called phisical address, its a 48 bit code that identifies all ethernet cards producted in the world. M: media A: access C: control
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The steps to be completed are as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. Configuration of the PC for direct connection to pCOWeb. Connection and start-up of pCOWeb to check correct installation. Activation of the factory network settings (button). Access to the pCOWeb from the PC.
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In order to access inside the Ethernet card memory, its important to disable the firewall which is integrated inside the Windows operating system.
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The personal computer must be set not to use the DHCP, but rather the following IP address: 172.16.0.2. The Subnet mask field also needs to be set: 255.255.0.0 the Gateway is not required
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1. Open the Windows Control panel. 2. Double click Internet options; 3. Click Connections. Another window (Figure 3.d - right) will be displayed. 4. Click LAN settings 5. Note down the settings. 6. Disable the proxy server. 7. Close the windows using the OK button.
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On the PC open Internet Explorer; in the address field enter the following number, including the dots: 172.16.0.1then press ENTER. IMPORTANT Before pressing ENTER wait for pCOWeb to complete the start-up phase (check that the Status LED is flashing normally), otherwise the required web pages will not be sent to the PC. The pCOWeb main page index.html will be displayed
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This is the factory IP address, and the page is the default page already installed in the card
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New remote browser Information like shown on picture (in this case 172.16.0.1)
Once having selected the OK button, the contents of the user memory will be displayed (path usr/local/root/flash/http/)
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Now the software is ready to transfer the HTML pages from the folder of your computer to The memory of the pCOWeb (4 Mb free).
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The serial speed on the user terminal must be 19200 The firewalls must be disabled The proxy server must be disabled To access in the pCOWeb configuration: admin & fadmin To access via FTP: httpadmin & fhttpadmin The customised pages must be inserted inside: usr/local/root/flash/http To access with the computer to the pCOWeb you need to use a CROSS cable
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