Manual de Instalación Centrales Remote
Manual de Instalación Centrales Remote
Centrales Remote
Castellano
1 Presentación Remote ............................................................................................... 1
2 Instalación ................................................................................................................ 2
English
1 Remote Presentation ............................................................................................. 16
2 Installation ............................................................................................................. 17
626013 - JUL18
1 Presentación Remote
De esta manera, se puede interactuar con la central durante la puesta en marcha de la instalación
y posteriormente, para gestionar la planificación de mantenimiento o dar soporte a los clientes
on-line en tiempo real, desde sus oficinas o cualquier otro lugar por medio de tablet, teléfono
móvil o PC con acceso a internet. La Figura 1 muestra el diagrama de los elementos de una
instalación típica con el sistema Remote.
Nota: Para una conexión en local (tanto la central como el dispositivo que la controla se
encuentran en la misma red) el cliente necesitará cumplir con los puntos 1, 2 y 3.
En cambio, para acceder externamente, es decir, la central y el dispositivo que la controla
se encuentran en redes Ethernet diferentes, el usuario deberá cumplir con los puntos 1,3
y 4.
Características técnicas:
2 Instalación
La central Lyon Remote lleva incorporada la tarjeta al lado de las controladoras de bucle, como
se muestra en la Figura 3.
- El puerto RS485 “COM1” de la tarjeta Remote se conecta con el puerto COMPC del back
panel la central. (2)
- Conectando la tarjeta a una red Ethernet, se puede tener acceso remoto a la central. (3)
Las centrales Compact Lyon y Zafir pueden adquirirse con la tarjeta REMOTE incorporada, o sin
tarjeta REMOTE.
Si la central dispone de tarjeta REMOTE, solo será necesario realizar la conexión de Ethernet e
ir directamente al capítulo 3 Configuración del Remote.
3- Colocar una tuerca en cada uno de los pernos y apretarlas hasta que la placa quede
sujeta al cofre de la central.
En cambio, si la central no contiene los pernos para sujetar la tarjeta Remote, tendrá que:
3- Insertar los 4 separadores de plástico que facilitamos desde Cofem en los agujeros de
las esquinas de la tarjeta.
4- Retirar el protector adhesivo de los soportes y pegar la tarjeta al lado derecho de la tarjeta
de salidas y entradas auxiliares (aprovechando los dos pernos que quedan libres) y
dejando las conexiones mirando hacia abajo. La Figura 8 muestra cómo queda la central
con la placa instalada.
Para acceder a la aplicación Remote por primera vez, indiferentemente del tipo de central, es
necesario configurar la tarjeta previamente. Para ello, seguir los siguientes pasos:
Una vez instalada la tarjeta, arrancar la central y revisar que la comunicación de la central
está configurada como RS485_REMOTE, accediendo a través del menú de la siguiente
manera:
Usuario: master
Contraseña: 9000
Configuraciones adicionales.
Para actualizar el firmware de la tarjeta, introducir una memoria USB con el nuevo
software por el puerto USB de la tarjeta Remote y pulsar el botón Firmware
(mostrado en la Figura 2). El proceso de actualización habrá finalizado cuando los
leds (D2, D3 y D4) situados en la parte superior derecha de la tarjeta estén
apagados.
Figura 16. Menú principal de la aplicación Remote que corresponde con la caratula de la central.
Desde el menú principal, el usuario tiene acceso a todas las funcionalidades que podría realizar
desde el panel frontal de la central, sin necesidad de estar presente físicamente. Además,
incorpora dos botones (situados en la parte superior derecha del menú principal) que permiten
modificar el usuario y contraseña de acceso a la tarjeta.
Es importante, que el usuario cierre sesión con el botón Cerrar sesión situado en la parte
superior del menú antes de cerrar el navegador.
Los botones que aparecen en la parte inferior del menú principal son accesos directos a las
principales funciones de configuración de una central. Estos botones, permiten al usuario
acceder directamente a las configuraciones de los elementos, sin necesidad de acceder a través
del menú. A continuación, se detallan brevemente cada una de estas funciones:
Control Panel: Esta función permite editar los parámetros de configuración de la central
conectada como: ajustar el horario del modo día y modo noche, seleccionar los días en
que la central permanece en modo noche, editar el mensaje de bienvenida o activar el
retardo en el proceso de autoevacuación.
Para enviar la información a la central, rellenar los parámetros y pulsar el botón Write.
Además de configurar, también es posible recibir los parámetros de la central y
guardarlos en un fichero para cuando sea necesario volver a cargar a la configuración.
Para recibir la información simplemente pulsar el botón Read y para guardarlo pulsar
Save.
Read relays: Recibe los relés configurados en la central de forma individual o general,
seleccionando la opción Single o MAX. En caso de escoger la opción Single también
seleccionar el número de relé a recibir. Por último, pulsar el botón Read para empezar
el proceso de descarga. Al recibir toda la información, es posible guardarla en el
dispositivo pulsando el botón Save.
Figura 23. Menú para recibir y guardar los relés configurados en la central.
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Write relays: Configura los relés, del mismo modo que desde la central, es decir, primero
editando la situación física del punto (número de bucle y de punto), el número de relé, la
etiqueta, los retardos (en función del elemento que provoca la activación del relé sea un
detector o un pulsador en modo día o modo noche), la actuación del relé y el modo de
activación. Al rellenar todos los campos, pulsar el botón Write para enviar la información
a la central. También es posible eliminar un relé configurado en la central, en este caso,
para eliminarlo seleccionar el número de relé y pulsar el botón Delete.
Write zones: Configura y elimina las zonas en la central. Para configurar una zona,
seleccionar el número de la zona, la etiqueta, las subzonas que la conforman y pulsar el
botón Write. Al igual que desde la central, es posible configurar hasta 8 subzonas por
cada zona. Para eliminar una zona, seleccionar su número correspondiente y pulsar el
botón Delete.
1 Remote Presentation
The Cofem Remote system of the analog fire detection control panel (Lyon, Compact Lyon and
Zafir), allows connecting to the control panel from anywhere, can act on the configuration, view
the events in the display and on-line management.
Thus, the users can interact with the control panel during installation and then manage the
maintenance planning or support customers at the moment from theirs offices or anywhere
through a tablet, mobile or PC with Internet access. The Figure 1 shows the diagram of a typical
installation with a Remote system.
Note: For a local network, (both the control panel and the device that controls it are in the same
network), the user will need to comply with points 1, 2 and 3.
However, to access externally, where the control panel and the device that controls it are
in the different networks, the user has to comply with points 1, 3 and 4.
Technical features:
See and act on the status of the control panel during the installation of the system.
See and act on the status of the control panel in a different network.
See and act on the status of the control panel during the maintenance
Event and alert management.
2 Installation
The Lyon control panel incorporates the Remote card next to of the loop drivers, as shown in
figure 3.
The connection between the control panel Lyon and the Remote card is composed as follows:
- The power supply input of the Remote card is connected to the 30V output of the
inputs/outputs card. (1)
- The RS485 “COM1” port of the Remote card is connected with the “COMPC” port of the
control panel. (2)
- By connecting the Remote card to an Ethernet network, you can have remote access to
the control panel. (3)
Figure 4. Connection diagram of the Lyon control panel with the Remote card.
The Compact Lyon and Zafir control panels can be with the built-in Remote card, or without it.
If the control panel includes the Remote card, just connect the Ethernet cable and go directly to
chapter 3 Configuration of the Remote card.
If the control panel does not have the Remote card, you must take the following steps WITHOUT
ELECTRICAL POWER, according to the control panel enclosure:
In case of the control panel enclosure already has the bolts installed:
2- Install the REMOTE card over the separators of the previous bolts.
3- Place a nut on each of the previous bolts and tighten them until the plate is secured
to the control panel.
4- Finally connect the 30V output power to the Remote card (1),the communication port
“COM1” of the Remote card to the “PC” connector of the control panel (2) and the
Ethernet cable in the RJ-45 connector (3) as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6. Connection diagram of the Remote card for Zafir and Clyon.
However, if the control panel enclosure does not have the bolts installed to support the Remote
card, the following steps must be taken:
1- Unscrew the input power terminal block strip connector (contains the input fuse of 230V)
and remove the bolt that supports it.
2- Connect the power card (230V) directly to power supply of the control panel using
terminal blocks.
3- Insert the four lock-in plastic supports provided by Cofem into the corner holes of the
Remote card.
4- Remove the protective film and stick the card to the enclosure at the right side of auxiliary
inputs and outputs board (taking advantage of the two bolts that are free). The connectors
of the card must be facing downward. The following image shows the final assembly of
the control panel with the Remote card.
Figure 8. Assembly of the Remote card for Zafir or Clyon control panels.
5- Finally connect the 30V output power to the Remote card (1),the communication port
“COM1” of the Remote card to the “PC” connector of the control panel (2) and the
Ethernet cable in the RJ-45 connector (3) as shown in Figure 6.
To access the Remote web application for the first time, either for a Zafir, Clyon or Lyon control
panels, the card must first be configured. To do this, follow the next steps:
If the control panel has the Remote card installed, skip this step. Otherwise, remove the
power and connect the card as explained before on sections 2.2 or 2.3 (according to the type
of the control panel).
Once the card is installed, start the control panel and verify that the communication is
configured as RS485_REMOTE. To do this, follow the sequence below through the menu of
the control panel:
Then, configure the local IP address, Port, Mask, Gateway of the Remote card and activate
or deactivate the UMIP option (Update My IP) depending on the connection between the
Remote control panel and the device (PC, mobile, etc.). These parameters can be configured
as following the sequence below on the control panel menu
The different ways to access the Remote control panel and the parameters to configure in
each case are explained below:
1. Connect the control panel to the Wifi adapter through an Ethernet cable.
2. In the control panel menu, configure the local IP, port and mask to be in the same
range as the Wifi adapter. Note: Check the IP and mask of the Wifi adapter (in its
manual) to know the range.
3. Restart the Remote’s card, pressing the Reset button for 3 seconds (shown in Figure
2).
4. Connect the device (mobile, pc, etc.) to Wifi network of the adapter.
5. In the device’s browser, introduce the local IP followed by colon and the port of the
Remote control panel. Example: [Link]:80
1. Connect the Remote control panel to the PC through an Ethernet crossover cable.
2. From the control panel menu, keep the port number (80) by default and configure
the local IP and mask of the Remote card (if necessary) to it be in the same range
of PC. Note: Check local IP and mask of PC to know the range.
3. Restart the Remote’s card, pressing the Reset button for 3 seconds (shown in Figure
2).
4. In the device’s browser, introduce the local IP followed by colon and the port of the
Remote control panel. Example: [Link]:80
c) Local access with a router or switch (both devices in the same network)
1. Connect the Remote control panel to router or switch through an Ethernet cable.
2. From the menu of the control panel, configure the local IP, port and mask in
accordance with the needs of the local network.
3. Restart the Remote’s card, pressing the Reset button for 3 seconds (shown in Figure
2).
4. Connect the device (PC, tablet, etc.) to local network.
5. In the device’s browser, introduce the local IP followed by colon and the port of the
Remote control panel. Example: [Link]:80
Figure 11. Local Access to the Remote control panel via router or switch.
b. To register the control panel from the company account, select in the main menu
of company Control New Board and filling all required fields.
In both cases, in the menu to register the control panel, first you must to introduce the
serial number of the control panel and the credentials to enter to validate the
information. The serial number is in the following menu of the control panel:
Figure 14. Menu to register the control panel in a company or installer account.
If the registration process has been successful, in Control Boards All Boards
menu appears automatically a shortcut (contains its information) that connects to
control panel. The example of Figure 15 shows the shortcuts of the two control panels
configured as “cp01” and “testcp”, which can be accessed by the Link button. Each
shortcuts has a LED indicating its status:
The green LED indicates the communication with the control panel is right.
The orange LED indicates that you cannot access to the control panel
because there are max users connected in that moment.
The red LED indicates that there is not communication with the control panel.
Figure 15. Direct access to the registered control panel on the Remote system
When access the application for the first time, enter the default credentials provided by
Cofem, which are:
User: master
Password: 9000
Additional configurations
The following describes briefly how to update the firmware of the Remote card or the content of
the web application:
To update the card firmware, insert a USB memory with the new software through
the USB port of the Remote card and press the Firmware button (both show in
Figure 2). The update process finish when the D2, D3 and D4 leds (placed on the
top of the card) are turned off.
The update process of the application is similar, i.e., insert a USB memory with the
new application software through the USB port of the Remote card and press the
App Web button (Figure 2). The leds off indicate that has finished the update
process.
4 Remote functions
When validating the access code, the main menu of the Remote application opens, which shows
the front panel of the connected control panel (display and buttons), and the shortcuts of the
functions that it incorporates (buttons placed at the bottom).
Figure 16. Main menu of Remote application that shows the frontal panel of the control panel.
From the main menu, the user has access to all functions that could do from the front panel of the
control panel, remotely. In addition, the menu incorporates two buttons that allows modify the
username and password to access the Remote application.
Modify the access username, clicking the Edit Username button placed at the
top right of the main menu.
Modify the access password, clicking the Edit Password button placed still at
the top right of the main menu.
Manage the events that occurs in the control panel, i.e., monitoring the events or
acting on them.
Act with the control panel through its menu. For example, activating a relay, disable
a point, etc.
Send orders like stop sounders, activate the evacuation, etc.
Direct access to the parameters configuration and reading history functions, through
shortcuts.
It is important that the user sign out before closing the browser, using the Log Out button
placed at the top right of the main menu.
The buttons at the bottom of the main menu are shortcuts to the configuration control panel
functions, thus allowing the user to directly the configuration of the elements access, without
having to enter through menu. These functions are detailed below:
Control Panel: This function allows to configure the parameters of the control panel, as
set the time to start the day and night mode, select the days in night mode, edit the
welcome message or activate the autoevacuation delay.
To configure the control panel, first edit the necessary parameters and then click on the
Write button.
In addition, it is possible to receive the parameters of the control panel and save it in a
file to reload the configuration. Therefore, to receive the configuration, click on the Read
button and Save to save it. Finally, to reload the configuration open the file using the
Open button and send it.
Figure 19. Configuration control panel menu from the Remote application.
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History: Allows receiving the stored events with date and time in the control panel. There
are two ways to obtain the events:
o Individually, by selecting the Single option and inserting the event
number in the “History number” field.
o In general (all events), simply selecting the MAX option.
After selecting any of the both options, click on the Read button to start the download
process and show it on a table. Finally, to save the received events, click on the Save
button and to open saved file click on the Open button and select the file.
Figure 20. Menu to receive an event or a list of events from the control panel.
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Read points: Obtain the configured points in the control panel. To receive points, first
select the loop number, and then select the point number. To receive all configured points
of loop, select the MAX option in the point number. However, to receive just a point select
the point number. Lastly, click on the Read button to start the download process. As in
all other such previous cases, can save the received information and open it, with the
Save and Read buttons, respectively.
Figure 21. Menu to download and save the configured points from the control panel.
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Write points: Configure or delete the points individually. To configure a point, first edit
the necessary parameters as its loop number, point number (order into the loop), serial
number and label (the type of point it is not necessary because the control panel detect
it automatically if the sent configuration is correct). To send the configuration to the control
panel, click on the Write button. Nevertheless, to delete a point in the control panel,
simply select the loop number, point number and click on the Delete button.
Figure 22. Menu to configure points remotely, from the Remote application.
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Read relays: Receive the configured relays in the control panel individually or in general
(all relays), selecting the Single or Max options, respectively. To receive a single point,
select the point number and click on the Read button. When finish the download process
you can save the configuration in a file, clicking the Save button.
Figure 23. Menu to receive and save the configured points from the control panel.
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Write relays: Configure and delete the relays in the control panel. The procedure to
configure relays is similar to doing it from the control panel, i.e., first edit the physical
situation of the point (loop and point number). Then, edit the relay number, label and
delays (depending on the element that causes the activation of the relay either a detector
or a call point on day or night mode), the active type and the activation. Finally, to send
the configuration to the control panel click on the Write button. On the other hand, to
delete a point just select the point number and click on the Delete button.
Figure 24. Configure or delete zones in the control panel from the Remote application.
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Read zones: Receive the configured zones from the control panel to the Remote
application individually or in general (all zones). Like the previous cases, to receive a
zona select the Single option and the zone number. To receive all configured zones just
select the option MAX. In both cases, to start the download process click on the button
Read. After you can save the configuration in a file clicking the Save button or open this
file using the button Open.
Figure 25. Menu to receive a zone or a list of zones from the control panel.
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Write zones: Allows configuring or deleting zones in the control panel. To configure a
zone, select he zone number, the label, the subzones that make it up and press the Write
button. Like from the control panel, can configure up to eight subzones per zone. To
delete a zone, select its corresponding number and click on the Delete button.
Figure 26. Menu to configure zones remotely, from the Remote application.
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