JGCBusing User Manual v1.1
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1. regulated lighting and blind control the yellow color shows the percentage of light or opening of the element In Figure 16 you can see the screen as you go into that zone Buttons associated with lighting are red because their status has not yet been checked The garage door button is gray because it is associated with a scene of a screen and therefore it is not necessary to check its status In Figure 17 you can see the status of each element All lighting is off except in the Store Room which is on pagina 20 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 04 Principal uc Auxiliar i n n i e Mesa Li e Caldera Port n Garaje Y Y i Port n Garaje e rT Figure 16 Figure 17 To return to the zone screen you use the phone button 5 l The operating arrangements are similar in all zones First it displays all configured elements Static elements are directly displayed in gray All remaining elements are displayed in red until the application can check their state or when it exceeds the number of reading attempts without success 3 3 Types of Static Elements These elements allow the execution of screen scenes or specific commands advanced settings Typical examples include Implementation of a scene that turns off all lights or lets down all blinds Scene to initiate the programming of an irrigation system p gina 21 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual 3 42. sensor It shows if it is active or not The only value to enter is the probe address Gas or Fire Probe Informative element associated with a gas sensor It shows if it is active or not The only value to enter is the probe address Twilight Sensor Informative element showing the amount of lux detected by the sensor if you are in threshold mode and the percentage of light if you are in linear mode The only value to enter is the sensor address Thermostat Operational element acting on an independent thermostat or on one included in a screen With this element you can check the current pagina 12 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual temperature or set the desired temperature The only value to enter is the thermostat address or the screen that includes it Command or scene Operational element fully configurable suitable for integrators who know the equipment operation and protocol It may be associated with any type of element You must enter the device address datal and data2 basic data to generate a data packet in the protocol Busing Empty space Special element that simply leaves an empty space on the screen It is used to order the remaining elements and leave empty spaces where desired No need to enter any additional data Once the data have been introduced with the button Record the element is added to the zone If you wish to modify delete or reorder click again on the icon to access yo
3. Ale IO IR Ti sing JGCBusing User Manual v1 1 1 F Agosto 2012 n E 3 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Table of Contents A lisos alo A E o 3 Ze JOUR aaa 4 did ESCO criniera arie eeeh 4 2 2 Creating a configuration from EIA 7 za 20 0 1 9 0094 CONTO ICONS cani 13 2 4 ARI 14 3 JGCBusing Mobile Application 2 ds 15 di F sad 15 e UB AIN ios 19 3 3 EA 21 3 4 Types Informative ABN a Ze 33 Types OF Operatonal Elements iii AA 22 p gina 2 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual 1 Introduction JGCBusing is an application to control installations which use the Ingenium Busing protocol from an Android mobile device Each installation is unique The type and number of items controlled vary from project to project To facilitate the parameterization of each installation a configuration tool is deployed in the Ingenium web portal which generates a simple and intuitive way to configure each installation This document includes operating manuals for both environments the mobile application for managing the installation and the web tool for its parameterization The application and tools related to them have been developed based on the following premises A mobile device has a small size screen that is why it was decided to group items into sets called home automation Zones a zone may be a room
4. Types Informative Elements There are several informative elements Alarm buttons report if an alarm has been set off or not Sensors intrusion flood fire or gas report if a sensor is activated Twilight sensor that indicates the amount of light detected at each moment 3 5 Types of Operational Elements These are the most complete elements since you can check their status as well as intereract with them There are several Those associated with lighting or power points plugs pumps cameras Clicking on these will reverse the current state if they were on they turn off and vice versa changing color automatically Thermostats The thermostat button displays current temperature detected If you click on the button it opens a window Picture 18 where you can see the requested temperature and current temperature detected Placing your finger on the thermometer bar and moving the finger up or down you can change the requested temperature As soon as your finger is off the screen the value selected is set and sent to the thermostat to update the requested temperature Thermostat Control 91 G Figure 18 Thermostat control pagina 22 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Shutters blinds window shades The automation equipment that controls these elements has a display indicating the opening as a percentage 100 if the element is completely open and 0 if it is closed The butt
5. a group of rooms an area outside the installation or simply a group elements of the same type Each zone is identified by a name and an image Each zone may include as many Elements as required lighting blinds alarms sensors Each element is identified by a name a picture an address the unique 1D that identifies each element to be managed in the Ingenium installation and some configuration data that vary depending on the type of element to be controlled Therefore the configuration of this environment is based on defining zones and the elements associated with them Let s start by analyzing the web tool which allows you to define the configuration to be deployed on the mobile p gina 3 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual 2 JGCBusing Web tool As stated in the introduction this web tool allows you to create the configuration file to be used on the mobile application in order to identify and manage each element in the facility The first step is to access the portal Ingenium and once inside click the link to the application JGCBusing Windows Internet Explorer GU el 4 X 4 Google yp Favoritos e JGCBusing Main Create Internet Modo protegido desactivado Figure 1 View of the tool 2 1 Description The screen is divided into four areas p gina 4 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Menu Located on the up
6. cenes Sal n Figure 21 Screen scenes pagina 24 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Arming and disarming Special element that allows you to arm and disarm an alarm installation It is yellow if the alarm system is armed and ready and gray if it is disarmed If you click on it it runs the opposite action to its current state it will arm the alarm if it is disarmed or disarm it if armed Call Control This element can activate or deactivate the phone calls made by the switchboard when an alarm is detected If the button is gray it means that these calls will not be made and yellow indicates the opposite If you click on it it runs the opposite action to the current states pagina 25 de 25
7. ckets motorized gates pumps irrigation systems You must enter the computer address data that controls that outlet and its output number Lighting Operational element acting on any line of lighting You must enter the computer address data that controls that outlet and its output number Regulated lighting Operational element acting on any line of lighting in which the intensity can be regulated You must enter the computer address data that controls the outlet and its output number Blind Operational element acting on any blind awning window shades which is motorized You must enter the computer address data that controls the outlet and its output number 1 3 or 5 as well as the type of equipment computer with 6 inputs and 6 outputs computer with 4 inputs and 4 outputs or computer with 2 inputs and 2 outputs Sreen Operational element to access programmed scenes on a screen You must enter the computer address and then the scenes you wish to manage To enter the scenes click on the button This opens a window in which to enter the name and scene number number assigned when you programmed the screen You can add as many scenes as desired To delete a scene click on the button associated with it Intrusion Probe Informative element associated with an intrusion sensor It shows if it is active or not The only value to enter is the probe address Flooding Probe Informative element associated with a flood
8. ge is done automatically based on the language selected for the phone Multi Installation Simply by selecting the appropriate configuration file the application can control different installations Wi Fi and mobile network The application has been designed to significantly reduce traffic between the mobile and the installation increasing its speed of response and minimizing consumption of data transfer for mobile networks Parametrizable The application has a configuration screen to set the basic parameters of operation 3 1 First Steps Each time the application starts it tries to connect to the computer ETHBUS Ingenium Web server to which the application connects The first time you start the application it does not have the information needed to connect with the installation so after several failed attempts a configuration screen will be displayed Figure 12 In this screen there are the following buttons Configuration Button to load a new configuration file generated with the web tool as explained before in this manual Parameterization Button to access the basic connection settings of the application Connection Button to connect to the installation p gina 15 de 25 me t sng 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 25 08 2012 version 1 1 gt JGCBusing User Manual Figure 12 Access Screen The first step is to establish the basic connection settings Press Parameterization button to open a screen Fi
9. gt Pi a gt Sal n Cocina invitados eee Ma rio Cimnasig pi Ep T Ni os Bano A Habitaci S n gt J ta E x Me f w Ban araje Exterior 2 0 G EI Create lt lt Create gt Figure 4 Principal Zone Content Figure 5 Contents of a zone The name of the zone is always displayed at the top of the screen and at the bottom the Create icon This icon allows you to create a new zone if Principal zone has been selected or a new element if any other zone has been selected pagina 6 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Central Block Each time you create or modify a zone or an element this block shows the associated data Depending on the object you are adding zone or element the data required vary Figure 6 to create a new zone Figure 7 to create a new element Data of Button I Data of Button Tipo da Armed and unarmed alarm LU p Icon A Alarms ld Element Figure 6 Create a new zone Figure 7 Create an element Both displays share the same icons Icon to create or modify a zone or an element Remove Icon to remove a zone or an element The Icons are placed on the screen The Up icon moves the selected icon up on the screen e siii The icons are placed on the screen The Down icon moves the selected icon down on the screen The following sections will show you how to create modify delete and manage z
10. gure 13 to configure Wi Fi access If you tick the Wi Fi box the application will first try to connect to the network installation using Wi Fi Wi Fi server If the above box is ticked you must enter in this field the server IP address on the local network ETHBUS Mobile Server Server IP Address ETHBUS when connecting via the Internet pagina 16 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Port Port ETHBUS connection Connection attempts Drop down menu that allows you to select the number of connection attempts the application should carry out before indicating that it has not been possible to establish the connection Reading attempts Drop down menu to set the number of attempts to read the status of each element Beyond the set number of attempts without obtaining the status of an element the application marks this item as unattainable and therefore you cannot interact with it JGC Busing WI FI Connection WI FI Access Try first connection by WI FI WI FI Port Wi Fi Port Connection Mobile Connection Mobile Server Server IP Direction Mobile Port Mobile Port Connection General Configuration Connection Attempts Number of Connection Attempts Figure 13 Screen configuration Having established these parameters return to the home screen with the button on the mobile p gina 17 de 25 A inc USING 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 versi n 1 1 gt JGCBusing User Man
11. l These are elements that show their status and are interactive for example a blind that the user can pull up down knowing its state or an alarm that can arm or disarm To add new items click on the Create icon In the same way as when creating a zone in the central area of the screen a form is displayed Figure 10 In this case the form has fixed and variable data depending on the type of element being defined Common data to all elements are Name Name to be displayed on the button associated with that element As it was the case with zone names the name of the element is displayed inside the icon so its length should not be excessive Type This field defines the type of element to be controlled pagina 10 de 25 gt Busing 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Icon Icon representing the element to be controlled Available icons vary depending on the type selected Exterior El gnil I 3 00 PM Name Tipo Armed and unarmed alarm T Icon A Alarms ld Element Figure 10 Creating a new element The remaining data are variable depending on the type selected The following is a description of each type and the data to be introduced Type of Elements Arming and Disarming Alarm Operational element associated to arming and disarming the alarm The only value to enter is the switchboard address usually 0 Intrusion Alarm Informative element associated with the
12. on displays the percentage using a yellow bar the button is completely yellow when the detected rate is 100 and is gray when it s 0 If you click on the button it opens a window with three objects two buttons on the right to raise or lower the blind and a complete blind on the left With the finger you can raise or lower the blind to the percentage you wish Figure 19 Blind regulation Regulated lighting This element controls lighting lines connected to a dimmer switch This element will be at 0 when the light is off and 100 when fully lit The button displays the percentage using a yellow bar the button is completely yellow when the detected rate is 100 and it is gray when it s 0 If you click on the button it opens a window with three objects two buttons on the right to turn on or off completely the light and a control on the left With your finger you can set the desired percentage in the same way you would do with a volume control The percentage of lighting set is displayed under the control at all times pagina 23 de 25 _ ae n USING 25 08 2012 version 1 1 gt JGCBusing User Manual Regulation Sof Figure 20 Regulation Lighting Scenes This element allows access to the scenes in an automation screen Clicking on it it opens a window with one button for each of the scenes defined in the configuration file Just click on any of them for the application to send the executable order S
13. ones and elements 2 2 Creating a configuration from scratch Knowing the interface of the tool we will show step by step how to create a configuration for the application JGCBusing pagina 7 de 25 gt Busing 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual As shown in Figure 1 when you start the application the only zone available is the Main where the icons that give access to all other Zones will be placed therefore the first step is to create the Zones in which you wish to separate the various elements Clicking the icon Create you access the form to create a new zone Figure 7 AS vou can see each zone is identified by two kinds of data Name Text that identifies the zone You must take into account the fact that this text is displayed below the selected icon so if the name is too long it will not be properly displayed Icon There is a list of icons to represent the different areas or zones to be defined Select the most appropriate Figure 7 es amp E P busing Main l Zones Data of Button ER cuil I 3 00 PM Icon A Alarms v Alarms gt Store CD Bathroom Bath x Figure 7 Creating a new zone Once you have completed the name and selected an icon press the Record button to create the new zone Figure 8 To illustrate this we have created a zone called Exterior to include all the automated elements located outdoors pagina 8 de 25 25 08 2012
14. per left the menu Figure 2 allows access to basic commands Figure 2 Tool menu A Command to load a configuration file previously created The configuration generated is saved to a file If you later wish to make changes this option allows you to load them again lt gt Once the configuration is completed this icon generates the configuration file This file must be copied to the memory card of a mobile phone to update the application configuration d Use if you wish to erase everything and start again this icon brings you back to the beginning Cia Help icon It displays the help file It shows a small help menu for the tool It has a link to this PDF List of Zones Located on the left it shows the list of zones defined so far There is an initial zone named Main which cant be erased This zone corresponds to the application home screen JGCBusing and it includes access to each zone pagina 5 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Figure 3 List of Zones Zone Contents Located on the right It shows the elements that have been added to each zone By selecting a specific zone in the zone list its contents are displayed Figure 4 shows an example of contents of the Principal zone with access to each zone and Figure 5 the content of a particular zone METTA Exterior E cull EN 3 00 PM El cull TI 3 00 PM 7 e e o a Y ARE d TREES Giobalea PREMERE a y w
15. sends the commands necessary to find out the status of its components As mentioned in the tool manual there are three types of elements Static These elements are generally associated with screens scenes They do not have a verifiable state and by clicking on them they run configured scene pagina 19 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Informative Elements that do have a state but you can not click on them For example a twilight sensor showing the amount of light available Operational Those who do have a state and are interactive For example street lamp which in addition to knowing if it is on or not can be turned on or off by clicking on it Static elements therefore do not required a status check However for the other two types of buttons it is necessary The application uses a color code to display the status of each element Red Each time you enter a zone all information and operational elements appear in red to indicate that its status is still unknown If once the set number of reading attempts has gone it is not possible to know their status the button will remain red and you will not be able to interact with that element Gray This color is used for all static elements and all other elements when disabled eg a light turned off a socket turned off a shutter down Yellow This color is used to indicate that an output is activated In the case of elements associated with
16. switchboard that shows whether the intrusion alarm is activated or not The only value to enter is the switchboard address usually 0 Flood Alarm Informative element associated with the switchboard that shows if the flood alarm is activated or not check output 6 of the switchboard which is by default associated to the flood alarm The only value to enter here is the Switchboard address usually 0 pagina 11 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Fire or Gas Alarm Informative element associated with the switchboard that shows whether the gas or fire alarm is activated or not check output 5 of the switchboard which is by default associated with the flood alarm The only value to enter is the switchboard address usually 0 Intrusion Call Control Operational element to enable or disable calls from the switchboard when an intruder alarm is activated The only value to enter here is the switchboard address usually 37 Flood Call Control Operational element to enable or disable calls from the switchboard when a flood warning is activated The only value to enter here is the switchboard address usually 37 Gas of Fire Call Control Operational element to enable or disable calls from the switchboard when a fire or a gas alarm is activated The only value to enter here is the switchboard address usually 37 Power Outlets Operational element acting on any power outlets so
17. ual The application is ready to connect to the installation The next step is to load the configuration file generated by the web tool which will allow the application to identify which items are in the installation and its zone distribution The configuration file must be previously copied onto the phone memory card The application is ready to read the card contents so you can select the file to load Once you have the file on the card press the Settings button to select it JGC Busing Directory mnt sdcard f LOS T DIR xml30212 jgc Figure 14 Select the configuration file Configuration files have a jgs extension When you click on the selected file it is loaded and it automatically returns to the previous screen You have already established the connection parameters and the configuration has been loaded It only remains to press the Connection button for the application to connect to the installation If the connection process is successful the application will start showing the Principal zone defined in web tool this screen contains the buttons to link to each of the zones p gina 18 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Figure 15 Main Screen The buttons displayed are those which were configured in the web tool plus a help button located always in last place 3 2 Screen Zones All screens associated with the zones operate similarly When you open it it displays all the elements and immediately
18. ur data Exterior El cull AA 3 00 PM Data of Button Name Lighting Tipo Lighting v Icon Lighting v Id Element N Output Create Figure 11 Element created 2 3 Generating the configuration file The last step having defined zones and the elements of each zone is to generate the application configuration file pagina 13 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual The button lt gt generates a new configuration file This file is copied onto the phone memory card The next steps are explained in detail below in the application manual JGCBusing 2 4 Access to stored configurations As you create new settings these can be saved and later re accessed to make any changes required Simply save the file generated as explained above and when you need to go back to them the button A allows you to upload the file again pagina 14 de 25 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual 3 JGCBusing Mobile Application As noted in the introduction the application JGCBusing allows you to control a domotic installation which uses Busing protocol from anywhere in the world via the Internet The basic characteristics of this application are Multiplatform It works with any mobile device with an Android operating system version 2 3 or higher Multi language The current version supports English and Spanish languages the choice of either langua
19. versi n 1 1 METTA El cull A 3 00 PM Exterior Exterior Nara Create gt Figure 8 Exterior zone created You may create all the zones you need following these steps If you want to change the position of an icon order or to modify the data in a zone the name or icon click on the icon of the zone to be modified on the left of the screen and it will display the data so that it can be modified Repeating these steps you will create each of the zones that will appear on the zone list on the left The next step is to include in each zone the elements to control To access the zone of each screen click the button on the same Zones list Figure 9 The upper right of the tool displays the name of the zone that is being edited in our example Exterior pagina 9 de 25 gt Basing 25 08 2012 versi n 1 1 Y JGCBusing User Manual Exterior E cull AU 3 00 PM Create gt Figure 9 Exterior zone contents There are three types of elements Static These are elements which when clicked on execute an action but are not associated with a specific element and no information on their status is displayed for example the execution of a scene from a screen Informative Those elements which display status information but are not interactive for example a flood sensor that shows if it is enabled or not or a light sensor showing the amount of lux that is detected at any moment Operationa
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