Page 1 User’s Manual Model DCM601A71 DCM601A72 DCM601A73 DCM002A71 DCM008A71 MONITOR SLAVE LAN SW CPU ALIVE LAN LINK D MONITOR BACKUP D MASTER FRONT BACK RESET MASTER SERVICE LAN...
Page 2 Disclosure To the User in USA Part 15 of FCC Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
Page 3: Safety Considerations
Keep water and moisture away. WARNING • Do not modify or repair the controller. Consult your Daikin dealer for any modification or for repairs. • Do not relocate or reinstall the controller by yourself. Improper installation may result in electric shocks or fire.
Page 4 • Never disassemble the controller. Touching the interior parts may result in electric shocks or fire. Consult your Daikin dealer for internal inspections and adjustments. • Do not allow children to play with the controller to avoid causing damage to the product.
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Considerations ..............2 System Overview ................8 1. About the iTM (intelligent Touch Manager) ............8 1-1 Main Features ........................8 1-2 System Configuration ......................9 1-3 What is a Management Point/Area? ................. 10 • What is a management point? ..................10 •...
Page 6 4. Detailed Screen Description ................35 4-1 Setup Screen Structure ....................35 4-2 Standard View (Icon) Screen .................... 37 • Detailed Setup Screen ....................40 • Detailed Information Screen ..................46 4-3 Standard View (List) Screen ..................... 47 4-4 Layout View (Optional) Screen ..................50 4-5 Menu List Screen ......................
Page 7 6-3 Setting up and Changing the Password ................123 6-4 Setting up Maintenance and Checking ................125 6-5 Setting up and Changing the Locale................126 6-6 Setting up and Changing the Time ................. 128 6-7 Setting up and Changing the Screensaver ..............129 6-8 Setting up and Changing the Hardware Settings ............
Page 8 Operating Optional Maker Functions ........223 Power Proportional Distribution ...............223 10-1 Power Proportional Distribution Function ..............223 • Setting up the data collection period ................223 • Collecting data and outputting the Power Proportional Distribution results ....224 Energy Navigator ..................226 11-1 Energy Navigator Function ..................
Page 9: System Overview
System Overview 1. About the iTM (intelligent Touch Manager) 1-1 Main Features • iTM is an advanced central controller operated by using a 10.4” touch panel. It allows you to easily monitor as well as operate air conditioners and generic equipment connected to the iTM from the touch panel. •...
Page 10: System Configuration
1-2 System Configuration Web Remote Management Web Remote Management possible from network- connected PC Maximum 4 administrators and 16 users can log in at the same time Intranet/Internet Web Remote Management ROUTER Up to 64 groups HUB/SWITCH/ROUTER/..LAN port D3net port RS485 Up to 7 (Expansion...
Page 11: What Is A Management Point/Area
1-3 What is a Management Point/Area? What is a management point? A management point is the target equipment monitored and operated using the iTM. The types of management points that can be controlled by iTM are as follows: Indoor, Ventilator, Dio, Analog, Pulse, and Outdoor, Chiller What is an area? An area is a hierarchical group into which management points, monitored and operated by the iTM, are classified.
Page 12 You can register a management point in two or more areas. However, you cannot register the same management point two or more times in one area. You cannot register the same area in two or more areas either. Example: Area Management point Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 ...
Page 13: Touch Panel Operation Method
1-4 Touch Panel Operation Method Operation is possible by touching the panel with your fingers or a touch pen. Be sure not to use sharp edged items as this could damage the touch screen permanently. <Standard View (Icon) Screen> <Detailed Setup dialog> The following describes how the text on each component, displayed on screen, looks like in normal state, when it is selected (it has been touched), or is grayed out.
Page 14 Icon of centrally monitored management point/area Unselected status Selected status List, scroll bars, and sorting List image • Scroll bars appear when there are hidden lines and columns. • To display hidden lines and columns, press , or slide the scroll bars. •...
Page 15 NOTE • Components such as buttons and check boxes are grayed out when not all the conditions for operating the particular function/option for the management point/area are satisfied. Operation, such as touch and select a grayed out component, is not possible. •...
Page 16 Combo box Closed status Grayed out status With tool tip Open status Open status Open status (When a row is selected) When the list opens downward When the list opens upward Text box Cursor Indicates the position where the next character will be entered.
Page 17: Dialog Operation
1-5 Dialog Operation Text /Password input dialog operation Character key buttons Key buttons for entering characters. Input area text box Displays the entered characters. For the Password input dialog, it displays asterisks (*). Shift key toggle button Toggles between upper and lower case. Shift key pressing Shift key...
Page 18 Character input range label Displays three types of information regarding the number of characters that can be entered. Remaining: Indicates the difference between the number of characters entered and the maximum permitted by the function Exceeded: Indicates the number of characters entered in excess from the maximum permitted Missing: Indicates the number of characters still necessary to comply with the minimum required Keyboard switch combo box Toggles the keyboard between Special and Alph nm ltrs.
Page 19 NOTE • Grayed out characters are unavailable for input. • When Chinese, Japanese or Korean is set as the iTM display language, a button to display the input list appears. Touch the button to display a list of frequently used words and select the word to input.
Page 20: Time Input Dialog Operation
Time input dialog operation Number key button Key buttons for entering numeric values. Input area text box Displays the entered numeric values. Touch the text box and enter the required numeric value. The input area text box changes the display pattern among “year month day hour minute second”, “year month day”, and “hour minute”...
Page 21: Numerical Input Dialog Operation
Numerical input dialog operation (10) (11) Number key button Key buttons for entering numeric values. Decimal point key button Press this button to enter a decimal point. +/– key button Press this button to change the sign of a numeric value. Adds a minus sign before a positive value while for a negative value, deletes the minus sign and makes the value positive.
Page 22 Input range label Displays the range of values that can be entered. (10) OK button Touching this button commits the input. (11) Cancel button Touching this button cancels the edit and closes the screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 23: Quick Reference
Quick Reference 2. Simple Operations 2-1 Displaying the List of Areas and Management Points Touch the List button. The List View screen with the area and indoor unit names, the operation mode, setpoint, and fan speed information appears. (For detailed operation, see page 47.) 2-2 Displaying Areas and Management Points Displays the hierarchical level of the current area and indoor unit.
Page 24: Starting/Stopping Areas And Management Points
Touch the Up button to move one level up from the currently selected one. (For detailed operation, see page 37.) 2-3 Starting/Stopping Areas and Management Points Select the area or management point you want to start or stop. Selecting “Start” in the On/Off combo box starts the selected area or management point while selecting “Stop”...
Page 25: Setting Up The Operation Mode For An Indoor Unit
2-4 Setting up the Operation Mode for an Indoor Unit Select the indoor unit for which you want to set up the operation mode. Touch the Setting button and display the Detailed Setup screen. Select the A/C tab. Select the Operation Mode check box and select Fan, Cool, Heat, Dependent, Automatic, or Dry from the combo box.
Page 26: Setting Up The Setpoint, Fan Speed, And Airflow Direction For An Indoor Unit
2-5 Setting up the Setpoint, Fan Speed, and Airflow Direction for an Indoor Unit Select the indoor unit for which you want to set up the setpoint, fan speed, and airflow direction. Set up the setpoint in the Setpoint spin box, and the Fan Speed using the buttons.
Page 27 To set up the airflow direction, touch the Setting button and display the Detailed Setup screen. Select the A/C tab. Select the Airflow Direction check box and set up the Airflow Direction using the buttons. <Airﬂow direction 0> <Airﬂow direction 1> <Airﬂow direction 2> <Airﬂow direction 3> <Airﬂow direction 4> <Swing> Touch the OK button to commit and close the screen.
Page 28: Enabling/Disabling Remote Controller
2-6 Enabling/Disabling Remote Controller (4) (c) (4) (a) (4) (b) Select the area or management point for which you want enable/disable remote controller. Touch the Setting button and display the Detailed Setup screen. Select the R/C Prohibition tab. You can permit/prohibit the following remote controller operations: start/stop, set up the operation mode, and...
Page 29: Setting Up The Operation Mode And Ventilation Amount For Ventilator
2-7 Setting up the Operation Mode and Ventilation Amount for Ventilator Select the Ventilator for which you want to set up the operation mode and ventilation amount. Touch the Setting button and display the Detailed Setup screen. Select the Ventilator tab. Select the check box for Ventilation Mode and select Automatic, ERVentilation, or Bypass from the combo box.
Page 30: Checking The Schedule
Checking the schedule Select the Automatic Ctrl. tab on the Menu List screen. Touch the Schedule button and display the Schedule screen. Select the schedule program to check. Touch the Confirm button on the Schedule screen and display the Confirm screen. Select the date for which you want to check the schedule.
Page 31: Checking Settings Such As Area Name, Detailed Info., And Icon
Checking settings such as Area Name, Detailed Info., and Icon Select the System Settings tab on the Menu List screen. Touch the Area button and display the Area Setup screen. Check settings in the Area List (For detailed operation, see page 117.) Checking settings such as Mgmt.
Page 32: Setting Up The Time
Setting up the time <Time Input dialog> Select the System Settings tab on the Menu List screen. Touch the Time/DST button and display the Time/DST Setup screen. On the screen, the current time is displayed. To change, touch the Modify button. Enter the time in the Time Setup dialog that appears.
Page 33: Checking The History
Checking the history Select the Operation Mgmt. tab on the Menu List screen. Touch the History button and display the History screen. You can use the < and > buttons to specify the date for which you want to check the history. Alternatively, you can display the Time Setup dialog by touching the Modify button and specify the date there.
Page 34: Names And Functions
Names and Functions 3. Names and Functions of Each Part 3-1 Front Panel and Side View <Front panel> <Side> (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (11) (10) MONITOR LCD touch panel for monitoring and performing operations. SERVICE LAN Socket for LAN connection. When using, LAN SW must be set to FRONT.
Page 35 DIII MONITOR (Yellow) This LED flashes during DIII-NET transmissions. MONITOR key/LED (Orange/Green) Switch for turning ON/OFF the monitor. The LED color changes as follows each time the key is pressed. Off: The power is turned off On (Orange): The monitor is turned off On (Green): The monitor is turned on (10) RESET//...
Page 36: Detailed Screen Description
4. Detailed Screen Description 4-1 Setup Screen Structure Standard functions Icon View Displays the operational status of areas and indoor units. (See page 37.) Displays the operational status of areas and indoor units List View (See page 47.) as a list. (See page 52.) Menu List Screen Displays the list of menu items.
Page 37 Optional functions Icon View Displays the operational status of areas and indoor units. (See page 37.) Displays the operational status of areas and indoor units List View (See page 47.) as a list. Displays the areas and operational statuses of indoor Layout View (See page 50.) units on the relevant ﬂoor plan.
Page 38: Standard View (Icon) Screen
4-2 Standard View (Icon) Screen (12) (11) (10) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) Area/Management Point view area Displays area and management point icons. Menu List switch button Switches to the Menu List screen, which consists of Automatic Ctrl., System Settings, Operation Mgmt.
Page 39 Group monitoring icon A Error detection Reports error when any of the following faults is detected. Flashing indicator: System error (Red) Text: System error occurred. Touch this icon to check and restore. Flashing indicator: Unit/Limit Error (Yellow) Text: Error occurred. Touch this icon to check. Lit indicator: Communication error (Blue) B Emergency Stop Reports emergency stop.
Page 40 (11) Information button Displays the legend for an icon or contact information for inquiries regarding the system. (12) Selected area/management point information indicator Displays the name, icon, and filter sign of the selected area or management point. (13) Room Temp/Operation Mode/Changeover Option indicator Displays the room temperature and settings of the selected management point.
Page 41: Detailed Setup Screen
Detailed Setup Screen The Detailed Setup screen appears when you touch the Setting button (18) (see page 37 and page 47) on the Standard View screen. Necessary tab is displayed in accordance with the selected management points/areas. Set up the Common, R/C Prohibition, Ventilator, and Dio. Ao tabs as required.
Page 42 • R/C Prohibition Tab Enables/disables remote controller of the indoor unit, Ventilator and area. Change settings by selecting the relevant check boxes. Start/Stop Sets up whether starting/stopping the management point from the remote controller will be enabled or disabled. Permitted: Enabled. Stop Only: Only stopping is enabled.
Page 43 • A/C Tab Sets up the indoor unit. Change settings by selecting the relevant check boxes. The range of values and items you can set up will depend on the selected equipment. Operation Mode Changes the operation mode. Select and set up a value from Fan, Cool, Heat, Dependent, Automatic, and Dry. NOTE •...
Page 44 Fan Speed Sets up the fan speed. (Low) (Middle) (High) (Automatic) Airflow Direction Sets up the fan direction. <Airﬂow direction 0> <Airﬂow direction 1> <Airﬂow direction 2> <Airﬂow direction 3> <Airﬂow direction 4> <Swing> Setpoint Restriction Use this setting when limiting the setpoint range that can be set up from the remote controller. Cooling Limit: Sets up the setpoint range for the indoor unit in cooling mode.
Page 45 • Ventilator Tab Sets up the Ventilator. Change settings by selecting the relevant check boxes. Ventilation Mode Select and set up a ventilation mode from Automatic, ERVentilation, and Bypass. NOTE This setting may not be available depending on the model. Ventilation Amount Select and set up a ventilation amount from Auto (normal), Low (normal), High (normal), Auto (fresh up), Low (fresh up), and High (fresh up).
Page 46 • Dio, Ao Tab Sets up the Dio and Ao. Change settings by selecting the relevant check boxes. Enable/disable Repeat Mode for Dio, and select and set up a repetition interval in the 1 to 10-minute range, in increments of 1 minute. If starting or stopping the Dio fails when the Repeat Mode is enabled, the attempt to start/stop Dio is repeated at the specified repetition interval.
Page 47: Detailed Information Screen
Detailed Information Screen The Detailed Information screen appears when you touch the Details button (14) (see page 37 and page 47) on the Standard View screen. Name field Displays the name of the area or management point. ID field Displays the ID of the area or management point. Detailed Type field Displays the type of the area or management point.
Page 48: Standard View (List) Screen
4-3 Standard View (List) Screen (10) (11) (12) (19) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) Area/Management Point view area Displays information on the areas and management points of the hierarchical level displayed in the area hierarchy indicator. Menu List switch button Switches to the Menu List screen, which consists of Automatic Ctrl., System Settings, Operation Mgmt.
Page 49 Top, Down, and Up buttons Top button: Displays the area and management points at the Top. Down button: Moves into the selected area and displays the areas and management points there. Up button: Moves up one hierarchical level from that of the currently displayed area and displays the areas and management points there.
Page 50 (17) Fan Speed button Sets up the fan speed for the indoor unit of the selected area, or the selected indoor unit. (Low) (Middle) (High) (Automatic) (18) Setting button Displays the Detailed Setup screen for the selected area or management point. (19) Header Each time you touch an item header, the displayed entries are sorted according to the contents of...
Page 51: Layout View (Optional) Screen
4-4 Layout View (Optional) Screen The Layout View screen is displayed only when the Layout option is enabled. The Layout View screen appears when you touch the Layout View switch button (see page 37 and page 47) on the Standard View screen. (11) (10) (15)
Page 52 Icon (Area, Management Point) Displays area and management point icons. Info Displays auxiliary information of the area or management point. (10) View panel Displays the entire background image. (11) Scope Indicates the portion of the background image that is displayed as background on the screen. To move, touch the scope and drag.
Page 53: Menu List Screen
4-5 Menu List Screen The Menu List screen appears when you touch the Menu List button on the Standard View screen (see page 37, page 47) or the Menu List button on the Layout View screen (see page 50). It consists of the following tabs: Automatic Ctrl., System Settings, Operation Mgmt., Energy Navigator (only when the option is enabled).
Page 54 Sliding Temp. (Optional function) This function controls the indoor unit’s setpoint in accordance with the outdoor temperature to keep the difference between the outdoor and indoor temperatures within a certain range. It only works in Cool mode. HMO (Optional function) This function automatically starts/stops the indoor unit when it is operating in Heat mode.
Page 55: System Settings Tab
System Settings Tab (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) NOTE For an optional function, its button is hidden unless the option is enabled. Area Creates areas and registers management points to the areas, as well as sets up various area settings.
Page 56 Screensaver Changes the screensaver as well as cancels the screensaver in the event of an error. Hardware Sets up the brightness for the screen as well as the volume for the touch panel tone and buzzer. (10) Touch Panel Calibration Corrects the contact points of the touch panel.
Page 57: Operation Mgmt. Tab
Operation Mgmt. Tab NOTE For an optional function, its button is hidden unless the option is enabled. History Displays history such as that of errors, status changes, control information, etc. You can also output history to a USB memory in CSV format. PPD (Optional function) This function calculates and displays the proportional distribution to each air conditioner of the total amount of power used by air conditioners, obtained from measurement.
Page 58: Energy Navigator Tab
Energy Navigator Tab NOTE This is an optional function, the tab is displayed only when the option enabled. E budget/actual Mgmt. This function displays the state of the actual consumption over the planned energy consumption per year/month on a graph and the like. You can also compare this year’s actual consumption with that of last year’s.
Page 59: Information Screen
4-6 Information Screen The Information screen appears when you touch the Information button (11) on the Standard View screen (see page 37, page 47) or the Information button (14) on the Layout View screen (see page 50). The Information screen consists of the Legend and Contact tabs. Legend Tab The icon color is displayed in the color set up in the System Settings.
Page 60 • Icon View in Each Status Start (*1) Setback Active Setback Inactive Stop/No operation • When all management When there is at least When there is at least When there is at least points in the area are Area one management point one management point one management point Stop/No operation...
Page 61: Contact Tab
Contact Tab Displays contact information set up by the service person. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 62: Using Standard Functions
Using Standard Functions 5. Setting up the Automatic Control 5-1 Setting up a Schedule The schedule control function in iTM allows you to operate designated management points and areas according to a schedule program. There are two types of schedule: a weekly schedule where settings are by day of the week, and an annual schedule where you can specify special days.
Page 63 • Creating the Weekly Schedule Create the weekly schedule: Cool Office A to setpoint 82°F Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 18:00. Touch the Schedule button on the Automatic Ctrl. tab of the Menu List screen and display the Schedule screen (see page 52). 1.
Page 64 2. Setting up the operation start time on Monday Touch to display the Weekly Pattern tab. Select Monday using the Day of the week radio button Touch the Edit button to display the Event List screen. Touch the Create button to display the Events: New program screen.
Page 65 Touch the Modify button and display the Time input dialog to specify the operation start time. Enter “9:00 (AM9:00 when using 12-hour clock)” and touch the OK button to return. 3. Setting up the target Touch the Modify button to display the Mgmt. Point/Area dialog. The Mgmt.
Page 66 4. Setting up the operation mode and setpoint Select the On/Off check box and then, the Start radio button. To set up the operation mode and setpoint, touch and display the A/C tab. (10) (11) Select the Operation Mode check box and then, “Cool”...
Page 67 Touch the OK button and return to the Event List screen. (12) The set up event details appears in the list. The step above finishes the setup of the event: Start cooling Office A to setpoint 82°F from 9:00 on Monday. 5.
Page 68 Touch the Modify button (13) and enter the operation stop time “18:00 (PM6:00 when using 12-hour clock)” in the Time Setup dialog. Touch the OK button to return. Select the Stop radio button (14). Touch the OK button and return to the Event List screen. The step above finishes the creation of the schedule: Cool Office A to setpoint 82°F from 9:00 to 18:00 on Monday.
Page 69 (16) Select the copy destination from the list (16). Select Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Touch the OK button to overwrite the events and return to the Schedule Edit screen. The step above finishes the creation of the weekly schedule: Cool Office A to setpoint 82°F Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 18:00.
Page 70 • Creating the Schedule for Special Days Set up the schedule only for the 3rd Saturday of every month (special day). Touch the Special Day Pattern tab on the Schedule Edit screen. 1. Setting up the name of the special day (17) (19) (18)
Page 71 (23) (22) (20) (21) Select the created “Working day” from the Pattern combo box (20). Select the M/D of week setup radio button (21) and select the day to set up in the combo box. To set “3rd Saturday of every month”, select as follows: Month: Every Week: 3rd Day of the week: Saturday Touch the Add button to register the special day pattern.
Page 72 • Enabling the Schedule Program Enable the created “Program of Office”. Touch the Properties tab on the Schedule Edit screen. (24) Select the Enable radio button (24) and enable the “Program for Office”. This completes the creation of the schedule program. Touch the OK button to save and return to the main Schedule screen.
Page 73: Detailed Screen And Button Descriptions
Detailed screen and button descriptions • Main Schedule Screen (Icon view) This screen is displayed when you touch the Schedule button on the Automatic Ctrl. tab of the Menu List screen. It is also displayed when you touch the Icon button on the main Schedule screen (List screen). This screen allows you to check, create, edit, and delete schedule programs as well as copy a calendar.
Page 74 Copy button Copies the program selected in the Schedule Info view area and displays it on the Schedule Edit screen. Delete button Deletes the program selected in the Schedule Info view area. Touching the button displays a deletion confirmation dialog. Edit button Displays the Schedule Edit screen that allows you to edit the program selected in the Schedule Info view area.
Page 75 • Main Schedule Screen (List View) This screen is displayed when you touch the List button on the main Schedule screen (Icon view). This screen allows you to check, create, edit, and delete schedule programs as well as copy a calendar.
Page 76 Copy button Copies the program selected in the Schedule Info view area and displays it on the Schedule Edit screen. Delete button Deletes the program selected in the Schedule Info view area. Touching the button displays a deletion confirmation dialog. Edit button Displays the Schedule Edit screen that allows you to edit the program selected in the Schedule Info view area.
Page 77 • Legend Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Legend button on the main Schedule screen. Displays legends for icons available in the main Schedule screen (Icon view). <Displayed information> <Icon> • Icon of scheduled program • Validity period of scheduled program (Upper Left: Start date, Name Lower right: End date).
Page 78 • Schedule Confirmation Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Confirm button on the main Schedule screen. It allows you to check the setting details of schedule programs with the Schedule Settings list. Schedule Settings list Displays the list of events for the date indicated in the Date area for the selected schedule program.
Page 79 • Properties Tab (Schedule Edit Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Create, Copy, or Edit button on the main Schedule screen. It allows you to set up the name, validity period, and enable/disable the schedule program. Name text field Displays the schedule program name.
Page 80 • Weekly Pattern Tab (Schedule Edit Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Weekly Pattern tab on the Schedule Edit screen. It allows you to set up a weekly schedule. Day of the week radio button Selects the day of the week to edit. Schedule Settings view area Displays the schedule set to each day of the week.
Page 81 • Special Day Pattern Tab (Schedule Edit Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Special Day Pattern tab on the Schedule Edit screen. It allows you to set up the schedule for a special day. Special Day radio button Selects the special day to edit.
Page 82 Legend view area Displays legends available in the Schedule Settings view area. SB Low and SB High are displayed only when the optional setback function is enabled. OK button Saves the edit and closes the screen. Cancel button Cancels the edit and closes the screen. Touching the button displays a confirmation dialog. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 83 • Calendar Tab (Schedule Edit Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Calendar tab on the Schedule Edit screen. It allows you to register special day schedules in the calendar. (10) Calendar Settings list Displays the list of registered special day patterns. You can register a maximum of 40 special day patterns in one calendar.
Page 84 M/D of week setup radio button Sets up the special day setting pattern with the M/D of week setup combo box. The selectable range in each combo box is as follows: Month: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Every Week: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Last Day of the week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Add button...
Page 85 NOTE • If a special day set using the Date setup and Month/Day of the week setup combo boxes overlap, the special day set using the Date setup combo box takes precedence when setting the calendar. • If two or more special days set using the Date setup combo box overlap (for example, single day designation overlaps with a period designation) the latter (lower in the list) takes precedence.
Page 86 • Calendar Copy Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Calendar Copy button on the main Schedule screen. It allows you to copy the Special Day Calendar set up in a schedule program to another schedule program. Copy from text area Displays the name of the schedule program source of the copy.
Page 87 • Event List Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Edit button on the Weekly Pattern tab or Special Day Pattern tab of the Schedule Edit screen. It lists events registered in the weekly schedule/special day schedule. (10) Event list Displays the list of events set to each day of the week/special day.
Page 88 OK button Saves the edit and closes the screen. (10) Cancel button Cancels the edit and closes the screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 89 • Copy to Selection Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Copy button on the Weekly Pattern tab or Special Day Pattern tab of the Schedule Edit screen. It allows you to copy events set up for a day of the week/special day to another day of the week/ special day.
Page 90 • Common Tab (Events Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Create or Edit button on the Event List screen. It allows you to set up the event’s operating time, target management point/area, as well as the start/stop action for the event. Time setting area Sets the event’s operating time.
Page 91 Pre-Cool, Pre-Heat radio button Select either of the two radio buttons when using the Pre-Cool/Pre-Heat function. Touch the Modify button and enter the setpoint in the Numerical Input dialog that appears. The range of values you can enter is 60 to 90, in increments of 1°F. These radio buttons are displayed only when the target is an indoor unit or area.
Page 92 • When changing the date setting of iTM If the time setting of iTM is changed and the date setting is accordingly changed, pre-cool/heat already scheduled on the changed date will be ignored and the normal schedule will be executed. •...
Page 93 • R/C Prohibition Tab (Events Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the R/C Prohibition tab on the Events screen. It allows you to enable/disable remote controller. Select the check box of the items to set up and select the setting from the radio buttons. R/C Start/Stop permission/prohibition setting area Restricts starting/stopping from the remote controller.
Page 94 • A/C Tab (Events Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the A/C tab on the Events screen. It allows you to set up the air conditioner actions. Select the check box of the items to set up and select/enter the setting using the combo box/ Modify button.
Page 95 NOTE • Setpoint shift is a function that allows you to set up the setpoint with respect to the current setpoint. “Decrease the temperature settings” increases the setpoint for Cool mode, while for Heat mode, it decreases the setpoint by the specified shift amount. “Increase the temperature settings”...
Page 96 • Ventilator Tab (Events Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Ventilator tab on the Events screen. Sets up the Ventilator actions. Select the check box of the items to set up and select the setting from the combo box. Ventilation Mode setting area Sets up the ventilation mode.
Page 97 • Ao Tab (Events Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Ao tab on the Events screen. It allows you to set up the Ao actions. Select the check box of the item to set up, and enter the setting using the Modify button. Analog Value setting area Sets up an analog value.
Page 98: Setting Up The Timer Extension Function
5-2 Setting up the Timer Extension Function Using this function, you can prevent failure to turn off the indoor unit by automatically stopping the indoor unit after a certain period of time from the operation start. If this function is enabled, the indoor units are stopped when Duration elapses from the time they were started.
Page 99 Cautions when Using Simultaneously with Other Control Functions 1. Start/Stop of air conditioners by the Heating Mode Optimization function does not affect the operation of this function. 2. If the Pre-Cool/Pre-Heat function is simultaneously set up, the air conditioners may be stopped before the time set up by this function, preventing the temperature to reach the setpoint at the set time.
Page 100: Setting Up The Auto Changeover
5-3 Setting up the Auto Changeover The Auto Changeover function allows you to automatically toggle the operation mode of air conditioners that do not support the “Automatic” mode, depending on the change in the room temperature. Furthermore, this functions automatically changes the setpoint when it changes the operation mode.
Page 101 When the thermal difference is 3, 4°F • When Representative suction temperature – Representative setpoint (Heat) > Thermal difference + 1, operation mode is changed from Heat to Cool • When Representative setpoint (Cool) – Representative suction temperature > Thermal difference + 1, operation mode is changed from Cool to Heat Heating mode Cooling mode...
Page 102: Creating And Editing An Auto Changeover Group
When the thermal difference is 0°F • When Representative suction temperature – Representative setpoint (Heat) > Thermal difference + 3, operation mode is changed from Heat to Cool • When Representative setpoint (Cool) – Representative suction temperature > Thermal difference + 3, operation mode is changed from Cool to Heat Heating mode Cooling mode...
Page 103 3. To delete a group, select the group and touch the Delete button (3). 4. To add or delete management points to/from a group, select the group to edit and touch the Registration button to display the Registration: Auto Changeover Group screen. 5.
Page 104: Setting Up The Changeover Conditions
Setting up the changeover conditions (10) and touch the Attributes button (10) 1. Select a group in to display the Attributes dialog box. (11) (12) (13) 2. Touching the Modify button in (11) displays the Name Setup dialog where you can change the group name.
Page 105 3. In the Differential combo box (12), select the thermal difference. The range of values you can set is 0 to 13°F, in increments of 1°F. “Differential” is the tolerance for the indoor unit’s setpoint. When the difference between the room temperature and the representative setpoint exceeds this thermal difference, the operation mode changes.
Page 106: Applying The Auto Changeover Function
NOTE The operation mode at the time the automatic control starts is assessed as follows. • If Average room temperature ≤ Average setpoint, then the indoor unit is considered to be working in Heat mode. • If Average room temperature > Average setpoint, then the indoor unit is considered to be working in Cool mode.
Page 107 4. If the outdoor temperature decreases, the setpoint is lowered up to 68°F by the Sliding Temperature function. When the room temperature further decreases to 60°F, this function changes the operation mode to Heat. At that time, the setpoint becomes 60°F. At the beginning, heating was started with setpoint at 68°F, however, the setpoint became 60°F as a result of the change heat →...
Page 108: Checking An Emergency Stop
5-4 Checking an Emergency Stop When an emergency such as fire occurs, the iTM automatically stops all management points and sounds the buzzer in conjunction with devices such as fire alarms. The iTM recovers all management points automatically when all disaster prevention signals disappear. When the emergency stop is a result of an operating mistake during maintenance, you can recover the iTM forcibly.
Page 109 is the list of emergency stop programs. Select the program to release and touch the Release button (4). (Only “Default” is displayed for programs if the optional function is disabled.) To confirm and release the emergency stop, touch the Yes button on the Confirm dialog that appears.
Page 110: System Settings
6. System Settings 6-1 Setting up an Area The following describes how to create, delete, and move an area, as well as register a management point to an area. It also includes descriptions on how to name and set up the detailed settings and icon, as well as how to sequentially start/stop areas in association with the above.
Page 111 Indoor Ventilator <Area Setup screen> Building A 1F North Aisle Lighting A Lavatory Created after existing members. 1F South Meeting Room Room A Room B Ofﬁce 4. The area created in step 3 (for example, Lavatory) is added to the area selected in step 2 (for example, 1F North) as a member.
Page 112 Example:To delete the Meeting Room Area Management point <Area Setup Screen> Indoor Ventilator Building A 1F North Aisle Lighting A Lavatory 1F South Meeting Room Room A Room B Ofﬁce User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 113 5. To delete an area, select the area to delete (for example, Meeting Room) and touch the Delete button (4). Touching the YES button on the deletion confirmation dialog that appears deletes the selected area. <Area Setup Screen> Indoor Ventilator Building A 1F North Aisle...
Page 114: Moving An Area
Moving an area 1. To move an area, select the area you want to move (for example, Meeting Room) and touch the Move button to display the Area Move screen. NOTE The area to move and lower level areas (for example, Meeting Room, Room A, Room B, and Room B1) are not displayed.
Page 115: Registering A Management Point Or Area To An Area
2. Select the destination area (for example, 1F North) on the Area Move screen and touch the OK button. 3. The moved area (for example, Meeting Room) is displayed under the area selected in step 2 (for example, 1F North). NOTE Top, All and areas immediately under All cannot be moved.
Page 116 (10) 2. The list displays management points and areas directly under the area being edited in the order they were registered. The list displays non-registered management points. Select the management point you want to register (multiple selection possible). To register, move them using the Add button.
Page 117 3. The Jump button (10) for changing the order of members displayed in at once. Selecting a management point or area (multiple selection possible) to move and touching the Jump button (10) displays the Order Setup screen. (11) (11) is the list of management points and areas that were not selected in the Area Member Registration screen.
Page 118: Naming And Setting Up The Detailed Information Of An Area
Naming and setting up the detailed information of an area (12) 1. Select the area to name and set up the detailed information from the Area Setup screen and touch the Attributes button (12) to display the Area Attribute Setup screen. (13) (14) 2.
Page 119: Setting Up The Interval For Sequential Start/Stop
Setting up the interval for sequential start/stop This function prevents all management points to be started or stopped at once when start/stop is ordered for an area by sequentially starting or stopping its member management points and areas in the order they are listed in the Area Member Registration screen. (15) (16) 1.
Page 120: Setting Up Icons
Setting up icons (17) 1. Touch the Modify button (17) on the Area Attribute Setup screen to display the Icon Setup screen. 2. Select an icon from the displayed icon list and touch the OK button to set it up. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 121: Saving And Loading The Area Data Csv File
Saving and loading the area data CSV file You can save the area settings in a USB memory as a CSV file (AreaData.csv). You can also load a CSV file from a USB memory. Make sure the file is named “AreaDate.csv” as it is the only readable fail name.
Page 122: Setting Up A Management Point
6-2 Setting up a Management Point Changes the name, detailed information, and icon of management points. The following describes how to set this up. 1. Touch the Mgmt.Pts. button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen and display the Mgmt.
Page 123 3. The Type of the management point is displayed in (3). However, you cannot change it here. Touch the Modify button for the management point name. Enter the new name in the Text Input dialog box that appears. The number of characters you can enter is 1 to 12, irrespective of single or double byte.
Page 124: Setting Up And Changing The Password
6-3 Setting up and Changing the Password You can set up and change the password for the administrator as well as that for unlocking screens. If administrator password is enabled, touching the button for switching to the Menu List view on the Standard View or the optional Layout View screen displays the Password dialog, so that a user who does not know the administrator password cannot display the Menu List view.
Page 125 3. To enable the Screen Lock, select Enable in (2). To disable, select Disable. Selecting Enable displays the Password dialog for entering a new password. Set a password using 1 to 15 alphanumeric characters. The dialog will appear again. Enter the password again for confirmation. Touch the OK button to save and close the screen.
Page 126: Setting Up Maintenance And Checking
6-4 Setting up Maintenance and Checking You can set a specific management point to “maintenance” or release it from “maintenance”. A management point set to “maintenance” cannot be controlled from the iTM, that is, it cannot receive input signals such as orders of operation, automatic control, status monitoring, etc. However, emergency stop is possible.
Page 127: Setting Up And Changing The Locale
6-5 Setting up and Changing the Locale You can set up/change the display language used in the iTM unit. 1. Touch the Regional button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen and display the Locale screen (see page 54). 2.
Page 128 4. Set up the display format and unit. Set up the date display format using the Date Display combo box (3). You can select from DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, and YYYY/MM/DD. Select the time display format using the Time Display radio button (4). Select the temperature unit from Fahrenheit and Celsius using the Celsius/Fahrenheit radio button (5).
Page 129: Setting Up And Changing The Time
6-6 Setting up and Changing the Time You can set up and change the current time and daylight saving time. 1. Touch the Time/DST button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen and display the Time/DST screen (see page 54). displays the current time.
Page 130: Setting Up And Changing The Screensaver
6-7 Setting up and Changing the Screensaver You can set up or change the screensaver, as well as set up or change the setting for turning the screen off. 1. Touch the Screensaver button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen and display the Screensaver Settings screen (see page 54).
Page 131: Setting Up And Changing The Hardware Settings
6-8 Setting up and Changing the Hardware Settings You can set and change settings such as the luminance of the iTM unit’s screen and buzzer volume. 1. Touch the Hardware button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen and display the Hardware Settings screen (see page 54).
Page 132: Setting Up And Changing The Confirm Operation
6-9 Setting up and Changing the Confirm Operation You can set up and change the setting for displaying or not the dialog box that confirms the start/ stop operation performed from the iTM Standard View screen. <Conﬁrmation dialog> 1. Touch the Confirmation Dialog button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen to display the Confirmation Dialog screen (see page 54).
Page 133: Calibrating The Touch Panel
6-10 Calibrating the Touch Panel You can calibrate the touch panel. To calibrate more accurately, use a touch pen. 1. Touch the Touch Panel Calibration button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen to display the touch panel calibration screen (see page 54). 2.
Page 134: Backing Up
6-11 Backing up You can back up various iTM data to a USB memory. You cannot perform any operation from the iTM unit screen during backup. However, functions will be working normally. You can copy the backed up data to a computer for the purpose of management. Use a USB memory of 32 GB or less.
Page 135: Viewing The Version Information
6-12 Viewing the Version Information You can display the version information of the software installed in the iTM. The information displayed is as indicated below. 1. Touch the Version Info button on the System Settings tab of the Menu List screen to display the Version Information screen (see page 54).
Page 136: Data Management
7. Data Management 7-1 Checking and Outputting History The iTM automatically saves various status changes and equipment errors as history. You can leverage that information for maintenance and bug fix by displaying the history or outputting as data. The following describes how to display the history and output it in CSV file format. 1.
Page 137 The type of history to be displayed can be selected in the Classification area (3). displays the history records of the selected types. The Day field specifies the date for which the history records will be displayed. When opened, the current date is specified. To display the history records of a specific date, touch the Modify button and enter the date in the Date Input dialog that appears.
Page 138: Outputting Function Settings
7-2 Outputting Function Settings The iTM includes various functions, and each of them needs settings. You can output them to a CSV file using the batch settings output function and load it to a computer to check the current values in a list. The following describes how to output the settings. See below for settings you can output using this function.
Page 139 <Schedule Control CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Program Name Program name Program enabled/disabled Enable/ Enable/Disable Disable Validity period of the program “All”...
Page 140 Name of the Special day 1 Time Name Action Name of the Special day 2 Time Name Action Name of the Special day 3 Time Name Action Name of the Special day 4 Time Name Action Name of the Special day 5 Time Name Action...
Page 141 ·· Calendar Preview +:Week Date ·· Year Month Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Blank Program Name The settings of the second or subsequent program will be output following above. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 142 <Interlocking Control CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Program Name Program name Program enabled/disabled Enable/Disable Enable/Disable Input Mgmt. Point Detection Conditions Timer (min.) Management point name Detection Target...
Page 143 <Emergency Stop Control CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Program Name Program name Program enabled/disabled Enable/Disable Enable/Disable Input Release mode Release Mode Automatic/Manual Mgmt.
Page 144 <Auto Changeover CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Group Name Group name Control enable/disable Enable/Disable Enable/Disable Differential Thermal difference Representative temperature determination method Reference Fixed/Operating/Average Mgmt.
Page 145 <Sliding Temperature CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Group Name Group name Control enable/disable Enable/Disable Enable/Disable Outdoor temp. Mgmt. Point Name of the outdoor temperature management point Outdoor temperature range Outdoor Temperature Range...
Page 146 <Power Proportional Distribution CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) ·· ·· ·· Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Excluded Time Week Enable/Disable Excluded Time Excluded Time enable/disable Set up excluded time Enable/...
Page 147 <Setback Control CSV file format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name Export Date Output date iTM Version iTM version Cool Recovery Temp Cool Recovery Temp Heat Recovery Temp Heat Recovery Temp High: Relative Setup Setpoint Setback High: Relative Setup Setpoint High: Relative Setback Setpoint...
Page 148: Operating Optional Functions
Operating Optional Functions 8. Setting up Automatic Control Functions 8-1 Setting up the Setback Setback is a function that keeps an air conditioned room at an acceptable temperature range when no one is in by easing the air conditioning and saving energy during that time to decrease the discomfort returning the room.
Page 149 3. Thereafter, when the room temperature becomes lower than the “Setpoint + Relative Setup Setpoint” by the recovery temperature, the indoor unit is stopped. However to avoid continual ON/OFF (hunting) of the indoor unit, it is not stopped until after 30 minutes. Setpoint Room Indoor unit is turned...
Page 150 When the operation mode of an indoor unit being controlled is changed to Fan or Dry Subsequent start/stop is not performed and remains in the status when it was changed (Setback Active or Setback Inactive). NOTE • When an indoor unit where setback is active is stopped using remote controller, the unit stops but the setback control continues.
Page 151 4. To set the recovery temperature, touch the Advanced Setup button and display the Advance Setup screen. Select the recovery temperature for cooling in the Cool Recovery Temp combo box (6). Select the recovery temperature for heating in the Heat Recovery Temp combo box (7). The range of values you can select from is 2 to 10°F, in increments of 1°F.
Page 152 Relationship with Other Functions 1. Relationship with Automatic Control Functions Function Operation when Setback (Low or High) is active in the indoor unit Schedule You can set up Setback as action for the indoor unit. Pre-Cool/Pre-Heat is unavailable when the indoor unit is in Setback status. Pre-Cool/ If Setback is ordered after the indoor unit has been operating in Pre-Cool or Pre- Pre-Heat...
Page 153 3. Effect on Other Automatic Control Functions Use of Switch as trigger Use of On/Off status for assessment − Central Monitoring • Setback Active ⇒ Treated as ON • Setback Inactive ⇒ Treated as OFF − − Schedule Pre-Cool/Pre- − −...
Page 154: Setting Up The Interlocking Control
8-2 Setting up the Interlocking Control Interlocking Control is a function that allows you to control two or more management points and/or areas based on the status of an arbitrary management point. By using this function, you can start/ stop multiple facilities in conjunction with access/exit to/from a room or key management, or implement free cooling.
Page 155 Example: If required duration is set to “15 minutes”, whether the “condition has been cleared” is assessed only after 15 minutes, and not when the monitored target reached the specified status. The figure below shows the example of an assessment when the required condition is “On”...
Page 156 You can register up to two outputs to one interlocking program. In this way, you can set up different outputs (for example, start and stop) for the same input depending on the condition cleared. The relationship between the targets that the outputs can control and possible actions is as indicated in tables below.
Page 157: Interlocking Control Restrictions
Interlocking Control Restrictions • Handling of communication error The input condition is either a “valid” or “invalid” status of the target (input management point). When a communication error occurs, the status is handled as “unfixed” because it cannot be assessed. The changes in a status before and after “unfixed” (“valid (invalid) → unfixed” or “unfixed →...
Page 158 • Timing-dependent interlocking control In cases where two inputs change simultaneously, for example, the function may temporarily work unexpectedly depending on the timing. Example: Setting example Program 1, Input: 1-00, 1-01, Output 1: At least one input becomes valid → 1-02 On Program 1, Input: 1-00, 1-01, Output 2: inputs become valid →...
Page 159: Setting Up An Interlocking Program
Setting up an interlocking program The following describes how to program and set up an interlocking program based on the model case below. • Turn On the Ventilator when any of the indoor units for Office B goes On. • Turn Off the Ventilator when all indoor units for Office B go Off. Interlocking program name: Ventilator control program Target: Office B (area consisting of indoor unit “a”, indoor unit “b”, and Ventilator “c”) Control program: (Output1) When either indoor unit “a”...
Page 160 2. Setting up the condition to detect Touch the Modify button and display the Interlock Program Input screen. Selecting “Switch” in the Detection Condition combo box displays a list of management points for which On/Off can be registered as the condition to be detected. Selecting the indoor unit “a”...
Page 161 Select “Start/Error” and touch the OK button to return to the Interlock Program Input screen. Similarly, set up the indoor unit “b”. Select the indoor unit “a” and touch the Timer (min.) button and enter “10” for required duration in the Numerical Input dialog that appears. Touch the OK button and return to the Interlock Program Setup screen.
Page 162 (10) (12) (11) Check that the Output1 tab (10) is displayed and Select “At least one input becomes valid” in the Input condition combo box (11). The step above finishes the setup of the required conditions, “which is either indoor unit “a” or “b”...
Page 163 (16) Select the On/Off check box (16) on the Common tab and then, select the Start radio button. Touch the OK button and return to the Interlock Program Output Setup screen. Touch the OK button and return to the Interlock Program Setup screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 164 (17) (18) (19) The step above finishes the setup of Output1 for the program, “which turns on Ventilator “c” when either indoor unit “a” or “b” is On for 10 minutes”. • Setting up Output2 Set up a different output action for the same condition to detect and target. Select the Output2 tab (17) and then, “All inputs become invalid”...
Page 165 (23) Select the Stop radio button (23) and touch the OK button to return to the Interlock Program Output Setup screen. Likewise touch the OK button on the Interlock Program Output Setup screen and return to the Interlock Program Setup screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 166 The step above finishes the setup of Output2 for the program, “which turns off Ventilator “c” when both indoor units “a” and “b” go off”. The “Ventilator control program” is now complete. Touch the OK button and return to the main Interlocking Control screen. •...
Page 167: Detailed Screen And Button Descriptions
Detailed screen and button descriptions • Main Interlocking Control Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Interlocking Control button on the Automatic Ctrl. tab of the Menu List screen (see page 52). This screen allows you to create and delete interlocking programs, as well as enable/disable the interlocking programs.
Page 168 Rename button Renames the program selected in the interlocking program list. Touching the button displays the Text Input dialog. Edit button Displays the Interlock Program Setup screen that allows you to edit the program selected in the interlocking program list. Close button Closes the screen.
Page 169 • Interlock Program Setup Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Edit button on the main Interlocking Control screen. Sets up details for the interlocking program. Input list Displays the input conditions of the interlocking program Modify button (Input) Displays the Interlock Program Input screen that allows you to set the input conditions for interlocking.
Page 170 • Interlock Program Input Setup Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Modify button on the Interlock Program Setup screen. Sets up the inputs to the interlocking program. Management Point Input list Displays a list of management points monitored as inputs to the interlocking program. Timer (min.) button Displays the Numerical Input dialog that allows you to set the required duration.
Page 171 • Condition Setup Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Condition Setup button on the Interlock Program Setup screen. Sets up the conditions to be required to the input. The screen consists of three tabs: Start/Stop / Error, Operation Mode, and Analog Value, each detecting different conditions.
Page 172 • Operation Mode Tab (Condition Setup Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Operation Mode tab on the Condition Setup screen. Sets up the conditions required for the operation mode to be detected. Operation Mode combo box Select the operation mode required for clearing the condition. Select an operation mode from: “Cool, Dry, Auto(Cool)”, “Heat, Auto(Heat)”, and “Fan”.
Page 173 • Analog Value Tab (Condition Setup Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Analog Value tab on the Condition Setup screen. Sets up the analog value requirement for the condition to be detected. Analog Value1 field Displays the name of the management point selected in the Management Point Input list. Inequality Sign Selection radio button Select the inequality sign to be used in the analog value condition from “>”...
Page 174 Touch the Modify button under Offset and display the Numerical Input dialog to enter the offset. For the range of values you can enter, see page 178. Hysteresis area Sets up the range of the dead zone. Touch the Modify button and enter the range in the Numerical Input dialog that appears. For the range of values you can enter, see page 178.
Page 175 • Setting up an Analog Value Condition An analog value can be used as a condition to detect when using free cooling or, when starting/ stopping the air conditioners only while the room temperature is within a set range. The condition may be a comparison against a constant value or a comparison between analog values.
Page 176 The following shows an example of how an analog value condition is assessed. • The value at the management and constant value are compared as follows. Example: [Analog value at the management point > Constant value ± Hysteresis] Analog value at the management point > Constant value + Hysteresis Success Analog value at the management point <...
Page 177 • Similarly, two analog values are compared as follows. Example: [Analog value at the management point > Analog value at the management point + Offset ± Hysteresis] Analog value at management point (1) > Success Analog value at management point (2) + Offset + Hysteresis Analog value at management point (1) <...
Page 178 NOTE • The setup of analog value conditions assumes expert users familiar with the system; therefore, be careful as no warning will be output even if a set up (for example, room temperature > 392°F) is inappropriate. • If an abnormal value is entered due to an analog sensor malfunction, the analog value condition may be always cleared (or not cleared).
Page 179 • Setup Items for Condition Setup Screen The setting items and range of values you can set in each tab are as indicated in the table below. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 180 • Interlock Program Output Setup Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Modify button on the Interlock Program Setup screen. Sets events that will be output by the interlocking program. Events list Displays a list of management points/areas to which events are output. Order button Moves up and down the output event selected in the Events list.
Page 181 • Action Setup Screen This screen is displayed when you touch the Action Setup button on the Interlock Program Output Setup screen. Sets the actions that will be performed by an output event of the interlocking program. This screen consists of five tabs: Common, R/C Prohibition, A/C, Ventilator, and Ao, each outputting different event actions.
Page 182 • R/C Prohibition Tab (Action Setup Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the R/C Prohibition tab on the Action Setup screen. Enables or disables the remote controller. This tab is not displayed when the R/C Prohibition function is disabled. Select the check box of the items to set up and select the setting using the radio buttons.
Page 183 • A/C Tab (Action Setup Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the A/C tab on the Action Setup screen. Sets up the air conditioner actions. Select the check box of the items to set up and select the setting from the combo box. Operation Mode setting area Sets up the operation mode.
Page 184 Fan Speed setup area Sets up the fan speed. Touching the button increases the fan speed by one level while touching the button decreases the fan speed by one level. The fan speed you can set depends on the target. Timer Extension Settings area Sets up the function that prevents failure to turn off the indoor unit.
Page 185 • Ventilator Tab (Action Setup Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Ventilator tab on the Action Setup screen. Sets up the Ventilator actions. Select the check box of the items to set up and select the setting from the combo box. Ventilation Mode setting area Sets up the ventilation mode.
Page 186 • Ao Tab (Action Setup Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Ao tab on the Action Setup screen. Sets up the Ao actions. Select the check box of the items to set up and enter the setting using the Modify button. Analog Value setting area Sets up an analog value.
Page 187 • Setup Items for Action Setup Screen The setting items and range of values you can set in each tab are as indicated in the table below. Possible range [ : Visible, : Conditionally visible, ×: Invisible, Between ( ) : Numerical range] Setting Item Setting details...
Page 188 Possible range [ : Visible, : Conditionally visible, ×: Invisible, Between ( ) : Numerical range] Setting Item Setting details Remarks Management point type location Area Indoor unit Ventilator Chiller Analog (Ao) Enable Enable/Disable Disable Celsius Example: 32°C Fahrenheit Example: 90°F Celsius Example: 16°C Only Detailed Setup...
Page 189: Setting Up The Emergency Stop
8-3 Setting up the Emergency Stop The iTM includes the Emergency Stop as standard function (see page 107). The Emergency Stop is a control function envisioned primarily as a measure against fire. Based on the emergency stop program, this function stops the management points set up as output when the input signal set up as the emergency stop signal is received.
Page 190 Rename button Displays the Name Setup dialog where you can rename the selected program. Edit button Allows you to edit a program. 3. Touching the Create, Copy, or Rename button displays the Name Setup dialog that allows you to enter the program name. You can name the program using up to 20 characters. Enter a name and touch the OK button to close the screen.
Page 191 (10) To add a management point, select one from and touch the Add button. To remove a management point, select one from and touch the Remove button. You can register up to 6 management points to monitor. When finished, touch the OK button to save and return to the Emergency Stop Program Settings screen.
Page 192: Releasing The Emergency Stop
(16) (15) 8. Select the program in (15) and enable or disable the program in (16). When finished, touch the Close button and close the screen. Releasing the Emergency Stop For the Default program, canceling the emergency stop signal input automatically releases the emergency stop.
Page 193: Setting Up The Temperature Limit
8-4 Setting up the Temperature Limit Temperature Limit is a function that keeps the room temperature within an upper and lower limits by automatically starting the cooling or heating when the room temperature exceeds the set upper limit or drops below the set lower limit. Using this function, you can prevent condensation and overheating in products stored in an unmanned room.
Page 194 The following describes how to set this up. 1. Touch the Temp. Limit button on the Automatic Ctrl. tab of the Menu List screen and display the Temperature Limit screen (see page 52). is the list of Temperature Limit groups. Perform the intended operation by touching the relevant button on the right.
Page 195 3. Display the Registration screen and register the group members. is the list of registered management points registered with the group while is the list of management points that can be registered. To add a management point, select one from and touch the Add button.
Page 196 4. Display the Attributes screen and set up the group attributes. (10) Touch the Modify button to display the Text Input dialog where you can change the group name. (10) Enter the lower limit room temperature in and the upper limit room temperature in using the Numerical Input dialog.
Page 197 Cautions when Using Simultaneously with Other Control Functions 1. This function cannot control indoor units with the Heating Mode Optimization function enabled. 2. If the Timer Extension function is set up for an indoor unit where this function is enabled, the indoor unit may be started again by this function after being stopped by the Timer Extension function.
Page 198: Setting Up The Sliding Temperature Function
8-5 Setting up the Sliding Temperature Function Sliding Temperature is a function that changes the indoor unit setpoint in accordance with the changes in the outdoor temperature so that the difference between the outdoor and indoor temperatures is not excessive in rooms with direct access to/from outside the building. This function works only when the indoor unit is working in Cool mode.
Page 199 The following describes how to set this up. 1. Touch the Sliding Temp. button on the Automatic Ctrl. tab of the Menu List screen and display the Sliding Temperature Settings screen (see page 52). is the list of Sliding Temperature groups. Perform the intended operation by touching the relevant button on the right.
Page 200 3. Display the Registration screen and register the group members. is the list of registered management points registered with the group while is the list of management points that can be registered. To add a management point, select one from and touch the Add button.
Page 201 4. Display the Attribute screen and set up the group attributes. (11) (12) Touching the Modify button displays the Text Input dialog where you can change the group name. Touching the Modify button displays the Analog Input screen where you can register the Ai management point at which the outdoor temperature will be measured.
Page 202 Using the Numerical Input dialog, enter the upper and lower limit outdoor temperatures in (11). Using the Numerical Input dialog, enter the upper and lower limit setpoints in (12). For upper limit outdoor temperature, you can set a temperature in the 64°F to 93°F range, in increments of 1°F, while for lower limit outdoor temperature, you can set a temperature in the 60°F to 90°F range, in increments of 1°F.
Page 203 Cautions when Using Simultaneously with Other Control Functions 1. If a setpoint is changed from another function while this function is in control, the setpoint is once changed by the other function but changed again by this function. 2. When used together with the Auto Changeover function, if the cool setpoint is lowered by this function, the setpoint when the operation mode is changed to heating by the Auto Changeover function may be unexpectedly low.
Page 204: Setting Up The Heating Mode Optimization Function
8-6 Setting up the Heating Mode Optimization Function Heating Mode Optimization is a function that stops the indoor unit while its operating status indication is kept unchanged to prevent unnecessary temperature rise during heating and unpleasant drafts. This function performs the following every 5 minutes for each indoor unit with this function enabled. •...
Page 205 The following describes how to set this up. 1. Touch the HMO button on the Automatic Ctrl. tab of the Menu List screen and display the Heating Mode Optimization Settings screen (see page 52). 2. Select an indoor unit from list displaying the names of indoor units and whether this function is enabled or disabled, and then select Enable or Disable in (2).
Page 206: System Settings
9. System Settings 9-1 Network Settings With iTM, you can operate it remotely via the Internet, or receive notification via E-mail in the case of an error. To use these functions, you must set up the network on the iTM unit. The following describes how to set this up.
Page 207 2. The current settings are displayed. Touch the Modify button and change the settings in the Input dialog that appears. For information necessary for the settings, consult your network administrator. Controller name Host name IP address Subnet mask Default gateway address Preferred DNS address Alternate DNS address 3.
Page 208 (10) Select to use the default port 80. (10) Selecting displays the port number 8080. Touching the Modify button allows you change the settings in the Numerical Input dialog that appears. Touch the OK button to save and close the screen. 4.
Page 209: Web Access Settings And Remote Management
9-2 Web Access Settings and Remote Management An iTM with network setting can be accessed via the Internet for remote operation from a PC. You can register multiple Web users with different ranges of operations permitted in accordance with their privileges. The PC requirements for using this function are as indicated in the table below.
Page 210: Registering Web Users
The following describes how to create users and operate. Registering Web users Register Web users that can access the Web. There are two types of Web users: managers and users, and the operations permitted to users can be limited by settings. The maximum number of managers you can register is 4 while that for users is 60.
Page 211 To enter the user name, touch the Modify button and display the Text Input dialog. Specify a name using 1 to 15 characters, irrespective of single or double byte. To set the login password, touch the Modify button and display the Password Input dialog. Enter the same password twice for confirmation.
Page 212 (10) 4. Touch the Modify button (10) and display the Screen Management screen. (11) (12) (11) (12) is the list of Registered Screens while is the list of Screens that can be registered. (12) Selecting a screen from and touching the Add button registers the screen. You can only register one Layout View.
Page 213: Logging In/Out To/From A Pc
Logging in/out to/from a PC 1. The Login screen appears when you access the iTM by launching the Web browser on a PC and entering the IP address of an iTM unit with network settings (http:// iTM IP address ). (13) (14) (15)
Page 214: Web Remote Management Screen
3. To log off, click the Logoff button on the Web Remote Management screen. Click the Yes button on the confirmation screen that appears and log off. Web Remote Management Screen Logoff button The operation after login is basically the same as from the iTM unit. For the operating procedure, see the relevant page.
Page 215 Web user A has the Interlocking Control screen open Information dialog is displayed when the Web user B presses the Interlock button. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 216 NOTE • Operations that use USB memory in the iTM unit (output of settings and data) use the hard disk drive of the PC. • This function cannot be used to input data from a file. It can be used only for outputting the following function data: ·...
Page 217: Setting Up The E-Mail Error Report
9-3 Setting up the E-Mail Error Report An iTM with network setting can send E-mails with date of occurrence, error code, and other information to E-mail addresses set in advance when an error such as equipment error or analog upper/lower limit error occurs in a management point. NOTE An SMTP server and a terminal for receiving E-mails are necessary in addition to the iTM unit.
Page 218 • Transmission Tab Set the site name in (2). Touch the Modify button and enter a name of up to 20 characters in the Site Name Setup dialog that appears. The site name will be used as subject of the E-mails. Select the E-mail resending interval in the combo box (3).
Page 219 • E-mail Server Tab (10) (11) Displays information of the server that will send the E-mails. Set each item using the Modify button or combo box. For information necessary for the settings, consult your network administrator. URL or IP address of the SMTP Server Port number of the SMTP Server Authentication method for outgoing E-mails: Select one from No Authentication, POP Before SMTP, and SMTP-AUTH...
Page 220: Setting Up The Recipient E-Mail Address And Sending An E-Mail
Setting up the recipient E-mail address and sending an E-mail (13) (12) (14) (15) (12) is the list of registered recipient E-mail addresses. Perform the intended operation by touching the relevant button on the right. (13) Create button Creates a new E-mail address. Touch the button and enter an address of up to 128 characters in the E-mail Address Setup dialog that appears.
Page 221 • Mgmt. Points Selection Tab (16) (17) (16) (17) is the list of management points registered as target of error monitoring while is the list of management points that can be registered. To register, select a management point that will be (17) target of monitoring from and touch the Add button.
Page 222 (20) (20) displays the current settings whose details are as indicated in Table 1 below. Item Displayed information Remarks E-mail Address To E-mail address (To):[address] E-mail Address From E-mail address (From):[address] Site Name Site Name:[name] Title SMTP Server SMTP Server Address Address:[address] Port number...
Page 223 Touching the OK button sends the trial e-mail and returns the screen to the Edit tab. When finished, touch the OK button to save and close the screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 224: Operating Optional Maker Functions
Operating Optional Maker Functions Power Proportional Distribution 10-1 Power Proportional Distribution Function Power Proportional Distribution is a function that proportionally distributes the total power used by the air conditioners in a rental building and the like, measured using an electricity meter among the tenants.
Page 225: Collecting Data And Outputting The Power Proportional Distribution Results
Select the Month radio button to set the Account Date. The data collection period is determined as the month from the Account Date of the previous month. For example, if the date on the iTM unit is October 20th, and Account Date is set to the 20th, then proportional distribution is calculated for the period from September 20th to October 19th.
Page 226 <CSV output format> 512 columns Fixed Controller name iTM1 Date and time 2010/09/10 12:00 (Output date) Version number 1.0000 Title area Title PPD Hourly Data (Wh) Note: This value is the PPD result for one hour ending at Date and Time. Note e.g.
Page 227: Energy Navigator
Energy Navigator 11-1 Energy Navigator Function Recently, the laws and regulations related to energy reduction and CO reduction of many countries are being strengthened. For that reason, for properties, it is necessary to know how much energy they consume, or their progress with regard to an energy consumption plan to comply with the laws, and make improvements to reduce the energy consumption if necessary.
Page 228 Start position for a user who wants to check the actual energy consumption and operational status of the equipment in the iTM implementation year, and start managing the equipment operation the next year. Start position for a user who wants to manage the equipment operation immediately after iTM implementation.
Page 229 Start position for a user who wants to check the actual energy consumption and operational status of the equipment in the iTM implementation year, and start managing the energy consumption the next year. Start position for a user who wants to manage the energy consumption immediately after iTM implementation.
Page 230: Energy Budget/Actual Management
Energy Budget/Actual Management This functions can calculate the level of achievement of the energy consumption plan from the actual energy consumption and the estimated consumption when the plan is fully achieved, as well as plot the budget and actual energy consumption in yearly/monthly graphs for easy management. Furthermore, it can compare last year’s actual energy consumption with this year’s actual energy consumption.
Page 231 The steps of energy budget/actual management are as follows: Set up the energy type target of energy budget/actual management ↓ Set up the management point group (energy group) target of energy budget/actual management ↓ Set up an energy consumption plan ↓...
Page 232 Touch the Display mode button and display the Display mode screen. The Display mode button is available on all tabs. Touch the Modify button and display the Energy Type screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 233 Set up the energy type for which to plot the energy budget/actual management graph. is the list of registered energy types. Perform the intended operation by touching the relevant button on the right. Create button Creates a new energy type. You can register up to 30 energy types including the power, gas and water registered by default.
Page 234 (10) (11) (12) (13) Sets up details for the selected energy type. In the combo box (10), select the energy type from Power, Gas and Water. (11) (10) Select the unit from the candidate corresponding to the selected Energy Type in the combo box.
Page 235 (14) Touch the Modify button (14) and display the Energy Group screen. (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (15) Set up the Energy Group target of energy budget/actual management. (15) is the list of Energy Groups. Perform the intended operation by touching the relevant button on the right. (16) Create button Creates a new Energy Group.
Page 236 (17) Copy button Creates a new Energy Group by copying the selected group. Enter a name in the Name Input dialog that appears. Touch the OK button to register the name in (15). You can name the Energy Group using up to 16 characters. (18) Delete button Deletes the selected Energy Group.
Page 237 Touch the OK button to save the settings and return to the Energy Group screen. When finished, touch the OK button to save the settings and return to the Display Mode screen. Touch the Close button on the Display Mode screen to close the screen and return to the Energy budget/actual management screen.
Page 238 • Setting up an Energy Consumption Plan and Registering the Actual Energy Consumption Set up the energy consumption plan (planned value) and actually consumed energy (actual value). (24) (25) You can select a registered Energy Group using the Display item combo box (24) available on each tab of the Energy budget/actual management screen.
Page 239 (27) (28) (29) (33) (30) (32) (31) Set up the energy consumption plan for the Energy Group selected in the Energy budget/actual management screen. In the Energy Type combo box (27), select the energy type for which to set the energy consumption plan from Power, Gas and Water.
Page 240 (34) Touch the Modify button (34) and display the Actual Energy Consumption Setup screen. (35) (36) (39) (40) (37) (38) Register the actual energy consumption for the Energy Group selected in the Energy budget/ actual management screen. In the Energy Type combo box (35), select the energy type for which to enter the actual energy consumption from Power, Gas and Water.
Page 241 You can enter a value in the 0 to 2000000 range, in increments of 0.1. conversion factor for the energy consumption appears in (39). The unit displayed The CO depends on the selected energy type. Touch the Modify button and enter the conversion factor in the Numerical Input dialog that appears.
Page 242 • Checking the Budget to Actual Energy Consumption Assess the level of achievement by comparing the value set in the energy consumption plan and the actual energy consumption, and display it graphically. Furthermore, display the estimated consumption when the plan is fully achieved and the objective for achieving the plan by calculating from the current actual value.
Page 243 (47) displays icons along with messages in accordance with the level of achievement of the energy consumption plan. Also, touching a month on the graph displays the actual energy consumption, planned value, and target value for that month in a tool tip. When the screen is displaying the last year Displayed information Classification...
Page 244 When the screen is displaying the this year Displayed information Classification Icon Message Estimated energy consumption - Excess over planned energy consumption: .% (...kWh) Planned – Estimated energy consumption: ....kWh accumulated – Planned yearly energy consumption: ....kWh energy When both estimated consumption >0 energy consumption and planned energy...
Page 245 Month budget/actual mgmt. Tab (Energy budget /actual management Screen) (48) (52) (54) (51) (53) (49) (50) This screen displays the monthly budget to actual energy consumption status for the Energy Group selected in the Display item combo box (48). Select the energy type to plot in the Energy Type combo box (49). Select from Power, Gas and Water.
Page 246 (54) displays icons along with messages in accordance with the level of achievement of the energy consumption plan. Also, touching a day on the graph displays the actual energy consumption for that day in a tool tip. When the screen is displaying the current month Level of Icon Message for the level of achievement...
Page 247 NOTE Results may not be displayed when there are missing actual and/or planned values. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 248 Compared to previous (F)Year Tab (Energy budget/actual management Screen) (55) (60) (58) (59) (56) (57) This screen displays the energy consumption of the current year against the previous year on a monthly basis for the Energy Group selected in the Display item combo box (55). Select the energy type to plot in the Energy Type combo box (56).
Page 249 (60) displays messages in accordance with the level of achievement of the energy consumption plan. Also, touching a month on the graph displays the actual energy consumption for that month and the previous year’s actual value in a tool tip. Message Accumulated actual energy consumption –...
Page 250: Equipment Operation Management (Deviation From The Operation Plan)
Equipment operation management (Deviation from the operation plan) You can define operation rules for the purpose of saving energy and then, sample management points deviating from those rules. This is a function for extracting and plotting/listing equipment operating at periods of time they were supposed to be stopped, air conditioners operating at a different setpoint than defined in the air conditioners operation plan, etc.
Page 251 Two operation rules are provided by default. Customize them as necessary for your use as their contents can be changed and/or deleted. • Failure to turn off Day of the week: Monday to Sunday, No special day settings/Operating hours: 9:00 to 21:00 (AM9:00 to PM9:00 when 12-hour clock is used)/Setpoint: None •...
Page 252 (62) Touch the Oper. Rules button (62) and display the Operation Rule screen. The Oper. Rules button is available on both tabs. (64) (65) (66) (67) (63) (68) (63) is the list of registered operation rules. Perform the intended operation by touching the relevant button on the right.
Page 253 (65) Copy button Creates a new operation rule by copying the selected rule. Enter a name in the Name Input dialog that appears. Touch the OK button to register the name in (63). You can name the operation rule using up to 16 characters. (66) Delete button Deletes the selected operation rule.
Page 254 Weekly Pattern Tab (Operation Rule Setup Screen) (70) (69) (72) (73) (74) (71) Set ups a weekly equipment operation rule. Enter to all days of the week to which you want to set up a rule. Select the day of the week to edit from (69). (70) (71) is the content of operation rules.
Page 255 Touching the Delete button (73) deletes the selected day of the week operation rule. Touching the Edit button (74) displays the Operation Rule screen that allows you to edit the selected day of the week operation rule. (77) (75) (76) (75) is the list of registered operation rules with operating hours and setpoint details.
Page 256 Special Day Pattern Tab (Operation Rule setup Screen) (78) (79) Sets up operation rules for special days, apart from the weekly operation rule. You can set up to 5 types of special day patterns. Select the special day to edit in (78). The subsequent steps and screen interpretation are the same as for the Weekly Pattern.
Page 257 Registers the special day pattern created in the Special Day Pattern tab to the calendar. You can set up to 40 special day patterns. (80) is the list of already registered special day patterns. Select the special day pattern to register in the Pattern combo box (81) and set the day to which you want to register in (82).
Page 258 Copying the Special Day Calendar You can copy the calendar with special day settings among operation rules. Display the Operation Rule screen. (86) Select the operation rule where the calendar to copy is registered and touch the Calendar Copy button (86) to display the Calendar Copy screen.
Page 259 Cautions when Using Simultaneously with Other Control Functions 1. Automatic control functions that work when there is no one in the room (such as Setback, Temperature Limit, Pre-Cool/Pre-Heat) are exempt from the operation rules during their operating hours. 2. Automatic control functions that work when there are people in the room (Auto Changeover, HMO, Timer Extension, Sliding Temperature, Schedule, Interlocking Control) are subject to the operation rules during their operating hours.
Page 260 NOTE Failure to turn off and setpoint gap times are sampled per period. * 1 period ... 15 minutes obtained by dividing 1 hour by 4. 1 period 1 period 1 period 1 period Example: 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 •...
Page 261 The graph corresponding to the sampling result is displayed in (94). <Interpreting the Graph> • The horizontal axis represents the number of days on which failure to turn off occurred. When displayed by area, the total days on which the management points included in the area were not turned off is displayed.
Page 262 Operation status Tab (Detailed View Screen) (98) (99) (100) Set the date for which to display the details in (98). The From date of the Date period is displayed by default. You can change the date by touching the Next and Back buttons. (99) is the operational status graph.
Page 263 Date of occurrence. Tab (Detailed View Screen) (101) (101) is the list of dates on which deviations from the operation rule found in the selected management points. The list displays the accrual dates, accrual time, and amount of energy consumed. When finished checking, touch the Close button to close the screen and return to the Equipment operation management screen.
Page 264 • Outputting Sampling Data to a CSV File The conditions and results of sampling the failure to turn off and setpoint gap can be output as a CSV file. (102) Connecting a USB memory to the iTM unit and touching the Save button (102) saves the data sampled using the conditions displayed on the current screen to a CSV file.
Page 265 The contents of the output data and file format are as follows. <MngPointData-TurnOffXXX.csv File Format> Shadowed data are fixed strings (However, language support is provided) Blank Controller Name Controller name (Example: Building A) Output date (Example: 2012/09/02 12:00) Export Date (The format for date and time follow the System Settings) iTM Version iTM version (Example: 1.0)
Page 266: Data Output Function
Data output function The iTM can output measurement data other than those corresponding to the Energy Navigator function in CSV format for users who want to conduct sophisticated analyses. Data regarding management points and areas with occurrences of failure to turn off and setpoint gap can be output from the Equipment operation management screen.
Page 267 • Energy data Tab (Data output Screen) Outputs energy budget/actual management information. (104) In the Output period combo box (104), select the data to output from This year and Last year. Connect a USB memory to the iTM unit and touch the Save button. Touching the OK button on the confirmation dialog that appears starts the output.
Page 268 The contents of the output data and format are as follows. • Energy Groups are output in the order they are registered. ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ • Energy Types are output in the order of: Power Water New conversion factor name. •...
Page 269 ···· Blank Group Name Energy group name Month Month (Example: 2012/04) Energy Type Power Energy Unit Energy Estimated energy 150000 consumption or Actual energy (Actual value displayed when data consumption [kWh/m is of the past) 140000 Target energy consumption (“--” displayed when data is of the [kWh/m past) As many as...
Page 270 • Mgmt. Point Data Tab (Data output Screen) Outputs data of an arbitrary management point. (105) Connect a USB memory to the iTM unit and touch the Save button (105). Touching the OK button on the confirmation dialog that appears starts the export. Files are output to the MngPointData folder created on the first level of the USB memory.
Page 271 The contents of the output data and format are as follows. • The data are output in the order of the management point name. • Date, time, and data of each management point are output as hourly data. • The types of management points that can be output are: indoor unit, Ventilator, Di, Dio, Pi, and Ai.
Page 272 [Indoor Unit (DIII)] Output indoor Unit (DIII) data items Item Collection method Unit Valid output range Average 1-minute value in 1-hour ˚C * 0≤Value≤50.0 * Setpoint (Average) (data collection time) ˚F * 32≤Value≤122 * Setpoint Maximum 1-minute value ˚C * 0≤Value≤50.0 * (Maximum Value) in 1-hour (data collection time)
Page 273 [DIII chiller] Items to be output by DIII chiller The data is rounded to within the output effective range if it is outside the range. Item Collection method Unit Valid output range Operation time of heating Accumulated operating time (in minutes) Minutes 0≤Value≤60 (Total)
Page 274: Itm Integrator Explanation
iTM integrator Explanation iTM integrator 12-1 iTM integrator An iTM integrator can control a maximum of five intelligent Touch Managers. In this way, you can monitor, operate, and set up a system with up to 2560 management points from a single screen. You can also set a manager password to the iTM integrator as in the iTM to restrict unwanted operations by outsiders.
Page 275: Detailed Screen And Button Descriptions
Detailed screen and button descriptions • Standard View Screen (iTM integrator unit) Icon View Displays the connected iTMs using icons. Open button Accesses the iTM selected in the Icon view and displays its Standard View (Icon) screen. Information button Displays the legend for the Icon view and contact information for inquiries regarding the iTM integrator.
Page 276 • Standard View Screen (Accessed iTM) This screen is displayed when you touch the Open button on the iTM integrator Standard view screen and access an iTM. The Unlock/Lock button that is usually displayed on the iTM unit is not displayed. The iTM integrator can access an iTM unit even if its screen is locked.
Page 277 • Legend Tab (Information Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Information button on the iTM integrator Standard view screen. It displays the legend of icons used in the Standard view screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 278 • Icon View in Each Status Maintenance Stop/No operation Setback Inactive Setback Active Start (*1) • When all management When there is at When all points connected When there is at When there is at least one Icon management points to the iTM are least one least one...
Page 279 • Contact Tab (Information Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Contact tab on the Information screen. Displays contact information set up by the service person. NOTE Contact information displayed here are contacts regarding iTM integrator. Please note that they are not contacts regarding iTM unit.
Page 280 • Operation Mgmt. Tab (Menu List Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the Menu List switch button on the iTM integrator Standard view. The setup method is the same as that of the iTM unit. See “4-5 Menu List Screen”. History button Sets up history management of error occurrence, status change, control information, etc.
Page 281 • System Settings Tab (Menu List Screen) This screen is displayed when you touch the System Settings tab on the iTM integrator Menu List screen. The setup method is the same as that of the iTM unit. See “4-5 Menu List Screen”. (10) Network button Sets up the network IP addresses as well as Web Servers.
Page 282 Regional button Sets up the language to use, date and time format, decimal point and delimiter, and icon color to be used in the iTM integrator. NOTE The unit of temperature follows the locale of the accessed iTM unit. Backup button Exports the iTM integrator backup data to USB memory.
Page 283: Cautions When Using The Itm Integrator
Cautions when using the iTM integrator Operation and setup of the iTM integrator unit, and remote operation and setup by accessing to an iTM from the iTM integrator are basically equivalent to the operation and setup performed in the iTM unit. For details, see their respective pages. The following describes functions specific to the iTM integrator and cautions when using it.
Page 284 Emergency Stop and Error Information When an emergency stop/system error/equipment error/monitoring error has occurred in any iTM connected to the iTM integrator, a buzzer will sound if the buzzer is set to ON in System Setting of iTM integrator. The steps for releasing and checking an emergency stop or error Information are the same as for the iTM unit.
Page 285 iTM unit settings change iTM unit screen switching, or restart, etc. may occur as a result of iTM settings change from the iTM integrator. See the following table. Setting contents Timing Result iTM restart causing settings change When restart starts The iTM unit restarts When the “Yes”...
Page 286 Disconnection of communication with iTM The iTM integrator accesses the iTM via a network. Therefore, communication with iTM may be disconnected. Furthermore, communication may be disconnected due to power interruption in the iTM unit, or initialization due to settings change. If communication is disconnected when a screen of the accessed iTM is open on the iTM integrator, the messages described in the following table are displayed.
Page 287: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance 13-1 Resetting the Filter Sign Reset filter sign after cleaning the air conditioner with the sign ON. with the filter sign ON on the Standard View screen and touch the Setting button 1. Select to display the Detailed Setup screen. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 288: Maintaining The Lcd Display
2. Touch the Common tab of the Detailed Setup screen and display the Common screen. Select the Filter Sign Reset check box to enable the reset. Touch the OK button and close the screen. NOTE Not selectable when there are no filter signs. 13-2 Maintaining the LCD display When the surface of the LCD of the iTM or the iTM unit is dirty, wipe the dirt off with a piece of soft...
Page 289: Useful Information
Useful Information Troubleshooting 14-1 Before Having the Product Serviced ■ The display of the iTM has gone out. • Check the MONITOR button LED on the unit. If it is lit in orange, the monitor is turned off. Press the MONITOR button and turn the monitor on.
Page 290 CAUTION • Do not press the switch with excessive force. Doing so may damage the components and cause malfunction. • If electronic components in the iTM are charged with static electricity, it may cause malfunction. Be sure to discharge the static electricity accumulated in your body before attempting any operation.
Page 291 ■ An air conditioner is not working. • The air conditioner may be stopped by Interlocking Control. Check the Interlocking Control settings. Under the following conditions, the air conditioner 1-01 will not work. (1-00 and 1-01 are both started but thereafter, 1-01 is stopped by Interlocking Control.) 1-00 1-01 schedule starts indoor units 1-00 and 1-01.
Page 292 ■ An indoor unit cannot be started using remote controller. • Remote controller may be disabled. An indoor unit may not be started/stopped, or its operation mode, set temperature changed depending on the remote controller operation settings. Check remote controller operation settings from the Standard View screen (List View) or R/C Prohibition tab of the Detailed Setup screen.
Page 293 ■ Starting/stopping air conditioners is not possible from the Standard View screen. • Check the monitoring screen for the “Central controlled” sign, as shown in the figure below. In “Central controlled”, iTM is left for monitoring only if a higher level central device (Interface for use in BAC net, etc.) is given priority.
Page 294 ■ R/C Prohibition is not displayed. The Setpoint Restriction is not displayed in the Area/Management Point List on the System Settings screen. • When a higher level central device (Interface for use in BACnet, etc.) is connected, R/C Prohibition and Setpoint Restriction become unavailable. Furthermore, when there are two iTMs connected, R/C Prohibition and Setpoint Restriction are unavailable for the iTM set as sub.
Page 295 ■ The screen for the Web access function is not displayed correctly. • Network settings may be at fault. Correct network settings are necessary for using the Web access function. For details of network settings, see page 205. • Screen may not display correctly if old content is stored in the browser’s cache. When accessing iTM with a PC, the following message is displayed if old content is stored in the browser’s cache.
Page 296 2. On the [General] tab, click the [Delete] button under [Browsing history]. 3. Select [Temporary Internet files], [Cookies] and [History], and then click the [Delete] button. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 297 <Screen does not display correctly even after clearing the Internet Explorer’s cache> 1. Select [Tools] – [Internet options] from the menu bar. 2. On the [General] tab, click the [Settings] button under [Browsing history]. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 298 3. Select the [Every time I visit the webpage] radio button under Check for newer versions of stored pages, and click the [OK] button. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 299 <With Firefox> 1. Select [Tools] – [Clear Recent History] from the menu bar. 2. Select [Everything] from Time range to clear and [Cookies], [Cache], [Active Logins] and [Site Preferences] from Details, then click the [Clear Now] button. User’s Manual EM11A017 DCM601A71 intelligent Touch Manager...
Page 300: Turning On/Off The Internal Battery
14-2 Turning ON/OFF the Internal Battery The iTM is equipped with an internal battery to feed the clock during power failures and shutdown. The internal battery is turned ON/OFF by using the BACKUP switch (1). The BACKUP switch is located beneath the screwed cover that appears when the unit’s sliding front cover is moved. (See figure below.) Normally, it is set to ON.
Page 301: Error Information Function
14-3 Error Information Function When an error occurs, the management point where the error occurred can be checked from the group monitoring icon indicating error displayed on the Standard View screen. 1. When an error is detected, it is notified by a flashing , and displaying a balloon.
Page 302 2. The Error Information dialog displays a list of errors. The information provided in the list is as follows: Time: The time the error occurred Name: The name of the management point/system where the error occurred Contents: The content of the error Error Code: The error code Contact an authorized dealer registered in the following Contact screen.
Page 303: Hardware Specifications
Hardware Specifications 15-1 iTM Hardware Specifications 10-3/32 in. 11-13/32 in. Power 24VAC 60Hz Power consumption 23 W Always “a” contact Emergency stop input Contact current approximately 10 mA Size 11-13/32 × 9-9/16 × 1-31/32 (W × H × D) Weight (Mass) 5.3 Lbs Within –...
Page 304: Peripheral Equipment Specifications
15-2 Peripheral Equipment Specifications Function Required Specification PC for Web Remote OS: Windows XP Professional SP3 (32 bit) Management Windows Vista Business SP2 (32 bit) Windows 7 Professional SP1 (32 bit, 64 bit) CPU: Equivalent to Intel Core 2 Duo 1.2GHz or higher Memory: 2 GB or more Free HDD space: 10 GB or more Network: 100Base-TX or higher...
Page 305: Appendix
Appendix ■ iTM Monitoring Control Functions Setting location Number of settings Central Area Number of areas that can be created Up to 650 (All excluded) Monitoring Total number of management points Up to 1300 that can be registered in areas Number of management points that Up to 650 can be registered in one area...
Page 306 Setting location Number of settings Automatic Setback function Relative Setup Setpoint Selectable from 2 to 12 for both Control function Setback High and Setback Low Relative Setback Setpoint Recovery setpoint Selectable in the range Cool Recovery Temperature: 2 to 10 Heat Recovery Temperature: 2 to 10 Data Power Proportional Distribution...
Page 307 Setting location Number of settings Remote Web Remote Management function Number of Web Users that can be Up to 4 Managers access function registered Up to 60 Users E-Mail Error Report function SMTP Server settings SMTP server address: 0 to 128 characters SMTP server port No.: 1 to 65535 Authentication method: No...
Page 308 Setting location Number of settings System Locale Language Available languages Ten languages are available: functions function English, French, Ger man, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean Time Zone Settings Available time zones Date Display Available date formats Three patterns available: “DD/MM/ YYYY”, “MM/DD/YYYY”, “YYYY/MM/DD”...
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Safety Considerations

System Overview

1 About the Itm (Intelligent Touch Manager)

Quick Reference

2 Simple Operations

Names and Functions

3 Names and Functions of each Part

4 Detailed Screen Description

Using Standard Functions

5 Setting up the Automatic Control

6 System Settings

7 Data Management

Operating Optional Functions

8 Setting up Automatic Control Functions

9 System Settings

Operating Optional Maker Functions

10 Power Proportional Distribution

11 Energy Navigator

Itm Integrator Explanation

12 Itm Integrator

13 Maintenance

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Useful Information

14 Troubleshooting

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