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1. NVSL ue NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand user manual Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd Doc NVIPO036_01 1 January 2007 ENVIROPOINT OPERATORS MANUAL 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 1 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL ue NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand revision record Revision Issue date Nature of Amendment Section No Originator 1 12 Dec 06 Initial Version All MR 2 30 Jan 07 General revision All MR Table 1 Revision Record 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 2 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL ue NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand contents CONTENTS 3 1 INTRODUCTION 4 1 1 system Requirements 4 1 2 Contacting Technical Support 4 2 OPERATION 5 2 1 The Enviropoint Server application 2 1 1 Tree Structure 6 2 2 Application Pages 8 2 2 1 Node values and Node groups 8 2 2 2 Node Maps 102. contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd
3. 11 22 25 4M 12 13 2006 11 22 25 AM 12 13 2006 11 22 25 4M 12 13 2006 2 47 47 PM 12 13 2006 2 47 47 PM 12 13 2006 2 47 47 PM 12 13 2006 2 47 47 PM 12 13 2006 3 04 17 PM 12 14 2006 12 16 50 PM 12 14 2006 12 16 50 PM 12 14 2006 12 16 51 PM 12 14 2006 12 16 51 PM 12 14 2006 2 39 41 PM 12 14 2006 2 39 41 PM 12 14 2006 2 39 41 PM 12 14 2006 2 39 41 PM Ended 12 12 2006 12 53 01 PM 12 12 2006 12 56 19 PM 12 12 2006 1 07 49 PM 12 12 2006 1 18 15 PM 12 12 2006 1 29 09 PM 12 12 2006 1 32 57 PM 12 12 2006 2 12 36 PM 12 12 2006 1 58 50 PM 12 12 2006 2 03 39 PM 12 12 2006 3 07 34 PM 12 13 2006 10 14 18 4M 12 13 2006 10 14 17 AM 12 13 2006 10 14 18 AM 12 13 2006 10 14 18 AM 12 13 2006 11 18 02 AM 12 13 2006 11 18 02 AM 12 13 2006 11 18 02 4M 12 13 2006 11 18 02 4M 12 13 2006 11 41 25 AM 12 13 2006 11 41 25 AM 12 13 2006 11 41 25 4M 12 13 2006 11 41 25 4M 12 13 2006 2 58 32 PM 12 13 2006 2 58 32 PM 12 13 2006 2 58 32 PM 12 13 2006 2 58 32 PM 12 14 2006 12 15 35 PM 12 14 2006 2 33 21 PM 12 14 2006 2 33 21 PM 12 14 2006 2 33 21 PM 12 14 2006 2 33 21 PM 12 14 2006 3 24 26 PM 12 14 2006 3 24 26 PM 12 14 2006 3 24 26 PM 12 14 2006 3 24 26 PM v 12 14 2006 4 16 36 PM 30 January 2007 Figure No 12 Old Unit Alarms Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 13 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its
4. 2 2 3 Node Trends 11 2 2 4 Alarms 12 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 3 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL ue NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand 1 INTRODUCTION Enviropoint is a flexible and powerful environment monitoring system that is adaptable to monitoring several variables simultaneously from multiple points around the installation site The power of Enviropoint lies in its Scalability Enviropoint can be configured to measure from one point or from hundreds of points making it an ideal system for use in both large and small area environments This Operators Manual will guide the reader through the process of installing configuring and operating the system This document should be read by anyone who is responsible for operating the system in any capacity 1 1 system Requirements ENVIROPOINT requires the following minimum computer specifications Pentium 4 3 0GHz 1GB RAM 30GB HDD for Application Installation Windows 2000 XP 1280x1024 256 Colour Display 1 x RS232 ports 1 x Full height PCI Extension Slot 1 2 Contacting Technical Support Please ensure your computer meets the minimum specifications before contacting technical sup
5. 1 1 2 Application pages provide access to the various system functions see section 2 2 3 Status bar displays the current system time and other status indicators to show when the system is performing background tasks such as loading data 4 Command bar provides users with a set of controls specific to the selected application page 5 Menu bar access general application commands similar to other windows applications 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 5 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL Ss NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand 2 1 1 Tree Structure EnviroPoint NODE VALUES NODE GROUPS 1B Room x NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Analog Counter Digital Humidity Light Sound Temperature NODE PROPERTIES ALARMS HELP SYSTEM NVSI Figure No 2 Tree structure The tree structure provides a directory to all of the Application pages displayed on the right hand side of the divider Users can expand or contract the structure to view the available pages in each branch The tree structure is also used to display alarm conditions in the form of flashing icons that appear next to the appropriate branch Envi
6. 6 12 17 31 PM 12 13 2006 12 24 04 PM 12 13 2006 12 29 00 PM 12 13 2006 12 38 30 PM 12 13 2006 12 38 41 PM 12 13 2006 12 48 02 PM 12 13 2006 12 43 00 PM 12 13 2006 12 47 48 PM 12 13 2006 12 57 00 PM 12 13 2006 1 00 14 PM 12 13 2006 2 46 32 PM 12 13 2006 1 03 31 PM 12 13 2006 2 59 38 PM 12 13 2006 3 01 07 PM 12 14 2006 12 15 35 PM CSE Yalue 26 580000 33 300000 26 480000 26 260000 26 390000 26 140000 26 270000 28 060000 1 173024 0 488760 0 488760 26 770000 26 740000 0 586512 0 293256 0 684264 26 640000 26 820000 0 879768 26 340000 26 600000 26 030000 Low Limit A 30 January 2007 Figure No 10 Old Sensor Alarms Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 12 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd Currently active unit alarms gt EnviroPoint ALARMS Active Unit Alarms File Help Z NVSI i EnviroPoint NODE VALUES E NODE GROUPS amp NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Analog Counter Digital Humidity Light Sound Temperature NODE PROPERTIES f ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms H HELP SYSTEM B NVSI Unit Alarms NVSI NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS Aust
7. ation page A EnviroPoint Server File Help BNVSI Ge EnviroPoint NODE VALUES Nodes 1 to 4 NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Temperature Humidity Light Sound Counter Analog Digital Vibration Battery voltage ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms REPORT Create new report View report HELP Help Main Page SYSTEM NVSI Contact Details Support Information Trend Time frame Last 2 days Vi Maxrecordstoread 1000 Auto update v Show dots vy g Name EC Thermocouple Time 11 42 59 AM Value 22 84 3 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 11 00 11 10 11 20 11 30 11 40 11 50 12 00 12 10 12 20 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 30 2007 12 19 23 Pm Figure No 6 Show Trend Features of this page shown in Figure No 6 are 1 A graph of the selected trends iS I zoom and pan tools for graph graph legend showing trend information Selection boxes for trend types Users can select deselect trends for sensor types by double clicking on sensor type names 5 Commands for this page are a subset of commands for Node Trends Go Back return to node status page Time frame determines graphing period for selected trends options are 1 hour 12 hours 1 day 2 days 1 week 1 month 6 months 1 year all values recorded Max records to read limit of number of points graphed for each tren
8. cludes two tabs and an indicator Sensors This tab displays a list of sensors attached to the node and the last recorded value measured by each sensor Values are given in units appropriate to each sensor type Unit This tab displays general diagnostic information about the node itself Information shown includes Location the node location Signal strength relative signal strength Last Received Data time of last received data Data number of sensor values received in last transmission Power source type plug pack or battery Sensor unit ME Temperature i A Humidity Acoustic dBA Light Lux Supply Voltage Vv Figure No 5 Flashing Node Alarm The indicator in the top right hand corner shows the name of the node and indicates if an alarm is current for that node 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 8 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL ue NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand While these pages are displayed the command bar has the following functions refer to Figure No 4 Show trend This command opens a new application page displaying trend data for all nodes whose status appears on the current applic
9. d 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 9 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL we NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand 2 2 2 Node Maps i EnviroPoint NODE MAPS Level G aAA Fie Hep NVSI EnviroPoint NODE VALUES NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS Level 1 Level 2 E NODE TRENDS NODE PROPERTIES E ALARMS HELP SYSTEM NV SI COLLEGESTREET WILLIAM STREET Eren 3 25 05 PM Figure No 7 Node Map Node maps are used to show the physical location of sensors within the site Each map displays an image representing an area of the site and icons showing where each sensor is located in that area Refer to the Administration manual for advice on map creation 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 10 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd Node Trends A EnviroPoint Server NVSL ue NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand Fi
10. he divider To contract an expanded branch click on the symbol beside the expanded branch Alternatively select the branch and press the key on the keyboard 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 7 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL Ss NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand 2 2 Application Pages 2 2 1 Node values and Node groups B EnviroPoint NODE VALUES Modes 1 to 4 Shaw trend ErviroPoint Cerda Unit 5h Bonm Unik 5E Sensor Unii 55 Senn Unit NODE VALUES g za Nodes I tod Temperature kga Locathon Tamperabure of a Tamperabure a4 Humid y ty SB Hucridity J Huenicdly MODE GROUPS Acoualie dBA en Acouslic dBA Acouslic MODE MAPS Ligh Lux Signal Strength Light Lise Lig l NODE TRENDS Supply Yoltige Y i j Supoly wokaga Supply Wokege f NODE PROPERTIES Power Last Recalved Data ALARMS SYSTEM Data D l AWS 1214 2006 2 33 49 PM Figure No 4 Node Values Node Values shows the status of every node in the system arranged by index Node Groups shows the status of every node assigned to the selected group Nodes are shown as an array of sub panels The sub panel corresponding to each node in
11. le Help BNVSI EnviroPoint NODE VALUES Nodes 1 ta 4 NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Humidity Light Sound Counter Analog Digital Vibration Battery voltage ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms REPORT Create new report View report HELP Help Main Page SYSTEM NWSI Contact Details Support Information a Time frame Last 2 days w Max records to read 1000 Auto update v Show dots vy y Name EC Ambient Temp Time 11 34 59 AM Yalue 25 4 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 11 00 11 10 11 20 11 30 11 40 11 50 12 00 12 10 12 20 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 29 2007 1 30 2007 12 18 04 PM Figure No 8 Node Trends This page displays trend data for each of the nodes in the system grouped by sensor type Users can view all of the trends corresponding to a particular sensor type by selecting that sensor type from the tree structure Trends can be viewed more closely by using the zoom and pan tools at the top right corner of the graph The X Axis of the graph will always display time while the Y Axis units reflect the type of sensor selected Controls in the command bar allow users to determine the data plotted for each trend on the graph 30 January 2007 Time Frame Trends can be displayed for varying time intervals Users can select from 1 hour 12 hours 1 day 2 days 1 week 1 month 6 months 1 year all values rec
12. nsor Started Value High Limit Low Limit Location v 12 14 2006 4 11 57 PM _ Old sensor alarms i gt EnviroPoint ALARMS Old Sensor Alarms File Help SNVSI H it EnvyiroPoint NODE VALUES NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Analog Counter Digital Humidity Light Sound Temperature NODE PROPERTIES ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms HELP SYSTEM NVSI Figure No 9 Current Sensor Alarms Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature Temperature Light Light Light Temperature Temperature Light Light Light Temperature Temperature Light Temperature Temperature Temperature 12 14 2006 4 13 20 PM Started 12 12 2006 3 28 44 PM 12 12 2006 4 11 30 PM 12 13 2006 9 28 10 AM 12 13 2006 9 29 30 AM 12 13 2006 11 58 01 4M 12 13 2006 12 06 54 PM 12 13 2006 12 09 54 PM 12 13 2006 12 14 01 PM 12 13 2006 12 22 41 PM 12 13 2006 12 28 31 PM 12 13 2006 12 38 01 PM 12 13 2006 12 38 01 PM 12 13 2006 12 41 31 PM 12 13 2006 12 41 31 PM 12 13 2006 12 44 31 PM 12 13 2006 12 56 31 PM 12 13 2006 12 56 31 PM 12 13 2006 1 02 31 PM 12 13 2006 1 03 01 PM 12 13 2006 2 59 37 PM 12 13 2006 3 01 06 PM 12 13 2006 3 01 23 PM Ended 12 12 2006 3 30 26 PM 12 12 2006 4 11 49 PM 12 13 2006 9 29 09 AM 12 13 2006 9 42 10 AM 12 13 2006 12 04 30 PM 12 13 2006 12 09 48 PM 12 13 2006 12 10 12 PM 12 13 200
13. orded Max Records to read The maximum number of points graphed for each trend Auto Refresh Users can select the graphs refresh rate Blank indicates manual refresh mode Show Point Select this box to show each data point calculated on the graph Refresh Manual Refresh button redraws the graph Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 11 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2 2 4 Alarms NVSI NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS Australia New Zealand Alarms are divided into two types Sensor alarms are activated when measured values are outside of the preset limits for that sensor see administration manual Unit alarms are activated when a fault occurs in a node causing it to lose communication with the network There are four alarm application screens Currently active sensor alarms linn Fie Help gt EnviroPoint ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms NVSI iS E E EnviroPoint NODE VALUES NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Analog Counter Digital Humidity Light Sound Temperature NODE PROPERTIES ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms HELP SYSTEM NY SI ActiveAlarms Unit Se
14. port If you are stil experiencing difficulties contact NVSI Technical Support NVSI Technical Support 61 2 9809 7899 Phone 61 2 9809 7499 Fax support nvsi com au 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 4 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSI NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS 2 OPERATION 2 1 The Enviropoint Server application A EnviroPoint Server File Help GNVS E NODE VALUES Nodes 1 ta 4 NODE GROUPS 64 EC 1B NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Temperature Humidity Light Sound Counter Analog Digital Vibration Battery voltage ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms REPORT Create new report View report HELP Help Main Page SYSTEM NWSI Contact Details Support Information 1 30 2007 12 04 14 PM Figure No 1 Main application screen EnviroPoint Australia New Zealand Eek The main screen of the Enviropoint Server application is designed to have the look and feel of an internet web browser The application screen is divided vertically into a number of sections as shown in Figure No 1 1 Application tree structure directory of application pages see section 2
15. ralia New Zealand Unit 56 5B 65 64 12 14 2006 4 14 26 PM Started 12 14 2006 3 25 49 PM 12 14 2006 3 25 49 PM 12 14 2006 3 25 49 PM 12 14 2006 3 25 49 PM Fa Old unit alarms i gt EnviroPoint ALARMS Old Unit Alarms File 3 Help Z NVSI i EnviroPoint NODE ALUES NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Analog Counter Digital Humidity Light Sound Temperature NODE PROPERTIES ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms Active Unit Alarms HELP SYSTEM N SI Unit Alarms Figure No 11 Active Unit Alarms Time Frame Last year Unit Multit Multit Multit Multit Multit Multit Multit 1B 1B 5B 5B 56 65 64 56 5B 64 65 65 64 5B 56 56 5B 64 65 5B 5B 56 65 64 64 65 56 5B Type None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None None Started 12 12 2006 12 52 46 PM 12 12 2006 12 56 15 PM 12 12 2006 1 04 28 PM 12 12 2006 1 17 16 PM 12 12 2006 1 24 52 PM 12 12 2006 1 32 46 PM 12 12 2006 1 34 46 PM 12 12 2006 1 58 16 PM 12 12 2006 2 02 47 PM 12 12 2006 3 06 36 PM 12 13 2006 10 12 15 AM 12 13 2006 10 12 15 AM 12 13 2006 10 12 15 AM 12 13 2006 10 12 15 AM 12 13 2006 11 11 50 AM 12 13 2006 11 11 51 AM 12 13 2006 11 11 51 4M 12 13 2006 11 11 51 4M 12 13 2006 11 22 25 4M 12 13 2006
16. roPoint NODE VALUES BN Nodes 1 to 4 NODE GROUPS NODE MAPS NODE TRENDS Analog Counter Digital Humidity Light Sound Temperature NODE PROPERTIES 5 a ALARMS Active Sensor Alarms Old Sensor Alarms By Active Unit Alarms Old Unit Alarms HELP SYSTEM NWSI Figure No 3 Flashing alarm tree The tree structure consists of 9 distinct branches Node Values Node Groups Node Maps Node Trends Alarms Report Help System NVSI To expand a particular branch select the branch and press the key Alternatively click on the symbol to the left of the corresponding branch Expanded branches will display a list of all the application pages available within that branch Generally all of the pages within a branch will share a common layout and display information of a similar nature Hence a branch may be thought of as a category and a page as an item within that category 30 January 2007 Enviropoint Operators Manual Page 6 of 13 Copyright Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd 2007 Commercial in Confidence All rights reserved Copying of this document use and communication of its contents is not permitted without written permission Further distribution only as approved by Neo Vista System Integrators Pty Ltd NVSL Ss NEO VISTA SYSTEM INTEGRATORS New Zealand To display an application page select the pages name in the expanded branch and the page will appear to the right of t
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