Mitsubishi Electric AE-200A User manual

Contents
Chapter 1. General descriptions.............................................5
1. Before use ..................................................................................5
2. Setting the Operating Environment .......................................... 11
3. Logging in to the Integrated Centralized Control Web .............17
4. Name Display ...........................................................................20
Chapter 2. For building managers ........................................22
1. Home screen ............................................................................22
2. Usage .......................................................................................25
Chapter 3. For tenant managers ........................................105
1. Usage .....................................................................................107
Chapter 4. For general users..............................................148
1. Usage (PC, tablet)..................................................................150
2. Usage (Smartphone) ..............................................................166
Chapter 5. Troubleshooting ................................................176
Before using the controller, please read this Instruction Book carefully to ensure proper operation.
Retain this manual for future reference.
Instruction Book
–Integrated Centralized Control Web–
Air Conditioning Control System
Centralized Controller
AE-200A/AE-50A/EW-50A
AE-200E/AE-50E/EW-50E

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Contents
Chapter 1. General descriptions................................................................. 5
1. Before use .........................................................................................................5
1-1. Introduction ........................................................................................................... 5
1-2. Terms Used in This Manual................................................................................... 5
1-3. Main Features ....................................................................................................... 6
1-4. Operating environment........................................................................................ 10
2. Setting the Operating Environment ................................................................. 11
2-1. License................................................................................................................ 11
2-2. System Settings .................................................................................................. 12
2-3. Network settings.................................................................................................. 14
3. Logging in to the Integrated Centralized Control Web.....................................17
3-1. Logging in from the PC/tablet.............................................................................. 17
3-2. Logging in from the smartphone ......................................................................... 19
4. Name Display ..................................................................................................20
Chapter 2. For building managers............................................................ 22
1. Home screen ...................................................................................................22
2. Usage ..............................................................................................................25
2-1. Monitoring/Operation........................................................................................... 25
2-1-1. Screen sequence ...................................................................................... 25
2-1-2. Group icons............................................................................................... 27
2-1-3. Monitoring the operation status................................................................. 29
2-1-4. Selecting the icons of the groups to be operated...................................... 36
2-1-5. Advanced settings ..................................................................................... 40
2-2. Energy management........................................................................................... 47
2-2-1. Energy Use Status .................................................................................... 47
2-2-2. Ranking ..................................................................................................... 58
2-2-3. Target Value .............................................................................................. 62
2-2-4. Peak Cut ................................................................................................... 64
2-3. Schedule ............................................................................................................. 66
2-3-1. Schedule setting example ......................................................................... 66
2-3-2. Weekly Schedule....................................................................................... 68
2-3-3. Annual Schedule ....................................................................................... 73
2-3-4. Today’s Schedule ...................................................................................... 75
2-3-5. Copying existing settings, or creating a schedule based on other
settings...................................................................................................... 76
2-4. Notice .................................................................................................................. 78
2-4-1. Error List.................................................................................................... 78
2-4-2. Unit error log ............................................................................................. 79

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2-4-3. Communication error log........................................................................... 80
2-4-4. Filter sign................................................................................................... 81
2-5. Settings ............................................................................................................... 82
2-5-1. Screen display settings ............................................................................. 82
2-5-2. User registration........................................................................................ 84
2-5-3. Initial settings ............................................................................................ 87
2-6. Maintenance........................................................................................................ 89
2-6-1. Send Mail Log ........................................................................................... 90
2-6-2. Monitoring Status ...................................................................................... 91
2-6-3. Gas Refrigerant Amount Check ................................................................ 93
2-6-4. CSV Output ............................................................................................... 94
Chapter 3. For tenant managers ............................................................. 105
1. Usage ............................................................................................................107
1-1. Monitor/Operation ............................................................................................. 107
1-1-1. Screen sequence .................................................................................... 107
1-1-2. Group icons............................................................................................. 108
1-1-3. Monitoring the operation status............................................................... 110
1-1-4. Selecting the icons of the groups to be operated.................................... 113
1-1-5. Advanced settings ................................................................................... 116
1-2. Energy management......................................................................................... 123
1-2-1. Energy Use Status .................................................................................. 123
1-2-2. Ranking ................................................................................................... 131
1-2-3. Target Value ............................................................................................ 135
1-3. Schedule ........................................................................................................... 137
1-3-1. Schedule setting example ....................................................................... 137
1-3-2. Weekly Schedule..................................................................................... 139
1-3-3. Annual Schedule ..................................................................................... 143
1-3-4. Today’s Schedule .................................................................................... 145
1-3-5. Copying existing settings, or creating a schedule based on other
settings.................................................................................................... 146
Chapter 4. For general users................................................................... 148
1. Usage (PC, tablet) ......................................................................................... 150
1-1. Monitor/Operation ............................................................................................. 150
1-1-1. Screen sequence .................................................................................... 150
1-1-2. Group icons............................................................................................. 151
1-1-3. Monitoring the operation status............................................................... 153
1-1-4. Selecting the icons of the groups to be operated.................................... 156
1-1-5. Advanced settings ................................................................................... 159

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2. Usage (Smartphone) .....................................................................................166
2-1. Monitoring the operation status......................................................................... 166
2-1-1. Checking the operation status................................................................. 166
2-1-2. Group icons............................................................................................. 167
2-1-3. Operation mode ...................................................................................... 167
2-1-4. Status display.......................................................................................... 168
2-2. Operation .......................................................................................................... 169
2-2-1. Operating the units.................................................................................. 169
2-2-2. Operating the units in all groups ............................................................. 175
Chapter 5. Troubleshooting..................................................................... 176
1. HTTPS (SSL) connection ..............................................................................177
1-1. When using a Windows PC (Chrome) .............................................................. 177
1-2. When using an iOS device (Safari) ................................................................... 181
1-3. When using an Android device (Chrome) ......................................................... 183
2. When the layout is broken ............................................................................. 185
2-1. When using a Windows PC (Chrome) .............................................................. 185
2-2. When using an iOS device (Safari) ................................................................... 186
2-3. When using an Android device (Chrome) ......................................................... 186
3. Login screen does not open ..........................................................................187
4. Air conditioning units that can be monitored and operated are not
displayed .......................................................................................................188
4-1. Communication error occurred.......................................................................... 188
4-2. Integrated Centralized Control settings are not set correctly ........................... 189
5. Screen displayed with bottom part cut off on a tablet....................................190

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Chapter 1. General descriptions
1. Before use
1-1. Introduction
This Instruction Book explains how to monitor and operate the units connected to the AE-200A/AE-50A/EW-50A
and AE-200E/AE-50E/EW-50E using a Web browser.
For initial settings and function settings, refer to the Instruction Book (Initial Settings).
1-2. Terms Used in This Manual
- “Centralized Controller AE-200A/AE-200E” is referred to as “AE-200.”
- “Centralized Controller AE-50A/AE-50E” is referred to as “AE-50.”
- “Centralized Controller EW-50A/EW-50E” is referred to as “EW-50.”
- “Booster unit” and “Water HEX unit” are referred to as “Air To Water (PWFY) unit.”
- “Advanced HVAC CONTROLLER” is referred to as “AHC.”
- “Hot Water Heat Pump unit” is referred to as “HWHP (CAHV, CRHV) unit.”
- The display/operation items included in this manual may not be able to be displayed/operated depending on the
connected air conditioning unit models.
- Screen images used in this manual are from Windows 7®and Google Chrome.
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1-3. Main Features
The main features of Integrated Centralized Control Web are as follows.
(1) Monitoring and operating air conditioning units
By using the Integrated Centralized Control Web, up to 2,000 air conditioning units connected to 40
AE-200/AE-50/EW-50 centralized controllers can be monitored and operated. On the AE-200’s LCD, up to 200
air conditioning units can be monitored and operated, and the air conditioning units connected to all centralized
controllers within the Integrated Centralized Control Web can be integrated and managed.
Visibility is improved and management work is substantially reduced as the air conditioning units can be
displayed anywhere on a floor layout by configuring the Floor Layout settings. Furthermore, intuitive operation is
possible.
(2) Large number of monitoring and operation terminals
If a centralized controller and wireless LAN router are connected, the air conditioning units can be monitored and
operated using tablets and smartphones.
General users can use smartphones in addition to PCs and tablets.
User
PC Tablet Smartphone
Building manager V V –
Tenant manager V V –
General user VVV
Note: When using a tablet, lock the landscape orientation. If the screen rotates to portrait, the layout may break. If this is the case,
read the layout again.
Management range of Integrated
Centralized Control Web
Management range of AE-200’s
LCD
Integrated Centralized Control Web
By connecting 40 AE-200/AE-50/EW-50 controllers using
the web browser, up to 2,000 air conditioning units can
be monitored and operated on a screen.
AE-200’s LCD
By connecting up to 4 AE-50/EW-50 controllers to AE-200, up
to 200 air conditioning units can be monitored and operated on
the AE-200’s LCD.
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(3) User management function
In addition to a building manager that can manage all air conditioning units, you can set tenant managers
that can manage specific air conditioning units and general users that can perform only monitoring and
operation. Since the functions that can be used differ for each user, this facilitates user management that meets
requirements.
Note: Up to 50 users can access the Integrated Centralized Control Web at the same time. While 50 users are accessing the
Integrated Centralized Control Web, no more users can access the Integrated Centralized Control Web.
User Number of users
Building manager 1
Tenant manager 200
General user 2000
List of accessible functions for each user
The available functions differ depending on the user that logs in.
Accessible functions for different users
Function Building manager Tenant manager General user
Home
Operation status for each
floor/Electric energy
consumption/Notice
V – –
Monitor/Operation
Floor Layout V – –
Show groups V V V
Measurement Status V – –
AHC Status V – –
HWHP V V V *1
Advanced settings V V V
Energy Management
Energy Use Status V V –
Ranking V V –
Target Value V V –
Peak Cut V – –
Schedule
Schedule settings V V –
Date range setting for
Weekly schedule V – –
Notice
Error List V – –
Unit error log/
Communication error log V – –
Filter sign V – –
Settings
Screen display settings V – –
User registration V – –
Date and time settings V – –
License registration V – –
Maintenance
Send Mail Log V – –
Outdoor Unit Status V – –
Free Contact V – –
Gas Refrigerant Amount
Check V – –
CSV Output V – –
*1 HWHP units cannot be monitored or operated on the smartphone.
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Sample user setting
The air conditioning unit groups to be managed can be set for each user as shown in the figure below.
Tenant manager
General user
Building manager
Building owner
Company A, Company B, Company C
Administration Department, Sales Department,
Accounting Department, Development Department
Building owner (Building manager)
Administration Dept.
(General user)
Company B
(Tenant manager)
Accounting Dept.
(General user)
Company A (Tenant manager)
Development Dept.
(General user)
Sales Dept.
(General user)
Company C
(Tenant manager)
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(4) Energy management function
The energy-control-related status, such as electric energy consumption, operation time, and outdoor
temperature, can be displayed in a graph. This allows you to consider and check the energy-saving measures as
you can grasp the current operating status and check the energy saving effect. Also, ease of maintenance can
be improved by grasping air conditioning unit conditions such as abnormal electricity consumption.
(5) Schedule function
Scheduled operation is possible by setting the operation, stop, and other times of the air conditioning units.
You can set Weekly Schedule to set each day of the week and Annual Schedule to set specific days such as
national holidays. Furthermore, you can change the schedule settings of just the day.
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1-4. Operating environment
The following table shows the supported operating systems, browsers, and models for using this Integrated
Centralized Control Web with PCs, tablets, and smartphones.
Operation with any operating environment other than the following cannot be guaranteed.
Item Requirement
PC
CPU 1 GHz or faster (2 GHz or faster recommended)
Memory 2 GB or more
Screen resolution 1024 x 768 or higher
OS •Microsoft®Windows8.1 or Windows7
•MacOS X10.9
Browser
•Microsoft®InternetExplorer11
•Google Chrome®Ver. 45
•Safari7
OS Browser Model
Smartphone
iOS7–9 Safari7–9
•iPhone5
•iPhone5s
•iPhone6 (Plus)
•iPhone6s (Plus)
Android4.2–6.0 Google Chrome®Ver. 45
•GalaxyS5
•Nexus5
•XperiaZ5
Tablet
iOS7 Safari7 •iPad Air
Android4.2–4.4 Google Chrome®Ver. 45 •Nexus10
•XperiaZ2
Note: The operating environments were verified with AE-200/AE-50/EW-50 Ver. 7.31 as of October 2015.
Note: Registered trademarks
•AndroidisaregisteredtrademarkofGoogleInc.intheU.S.andothercountries.
•AppleisatrademarkofAppleInc.,registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.
•GoogleisaregisteredtrademarkofGoogleInc.
•GoogleChromeisaregisteredtrademarkofGoogleInc.intheU.S.andothercountries.
•InternetExplorerisatrademarkorregisteredtrademarkofMicrosoftCorporationintheU.S.andothercountries.
•TheofficialnameofInternetExploreris“Microsoft®Internet Explorer Internet browser”.
•IOSisatrademarkorregisteredtrademarkofCiscointheU.S.andothercountriesandisusedunderlicense.
•iPadisatrademarkofAppleInc.,registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.
•MacOSisatrademarkofAppleInc.,registeredintheU.S.andothercountries.
•MicrosoftOfficeExcelisaproductnameofMicrosoftCorporationintheU.S.
•WindowsisatrademarkorregisteredtrademarkofMicrosoftCorporationintheU.S.andothercountries.
•TheofficialnameofWindowsis“Microsoft®Windows ®Operating System”.
•SafariisatrademarkorregisteredtrademarkofAppleComputer,Inc.intheU.S.
•NexusisaregisteredtrademarkofGoogleInc.intheU.S.andothercountries.
•XperiaisatrademarkorregisteredtrademarkofSonyCorporation.
•GalaxyisatrademarkorregisteredtrademarkofSamsunCo.,Ltd.
Note: Company name or product name that is described in this manual may be a trademark or a registered trademark of each
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2. Setting the Operating Environment
This Integrated Centralized Control Web can be connected to multiple centralized controllers to operate and monitor
air conditioning unit groups.
This section explains the settings for the condition monitoring and operating of air conditioning units with Integrated
Centralized Control Web.
2-1. License
A license may be required for this Integrated Centralized Control Web depending on the scope of integrated
management. (AE-200E/AE-50E/EW-50E only)
If you wish to manage the centralized controllers of two or more systems with Integrated Centralized Control Web, a
license is required.
License Management scope Maximum number of air
conditioning units to be managed
Not registered 1 system 200 *1
Registered 2 or more systems 2000
*1 50 units when using a single EW-50.
Note: License registration enables up to 40 centralized controllers to be managed.
Note: One system is a set of equipment consisting of one AE-200 and up to four expansion controllers, and a group of 200 air
conditioning units can be connected to one system. When using a single EW-50, the EW-50 counts as one system.
Note: When the license is not registered, the number of air conditioning units that can be managed when using a single EW-50 is 50.
*2 When using EW-50 for all systems
License registered License not registered
Can perform integrated management
of the centralized controllers of two or
more systems.
Can be used with Integrated Centralized Control Web for each
system.
Air conditioning units that are connected all
AE-200/AE-50/EW-50 controllers can be
managed with Integrated Centralized Control
Web.
System 1
System 2
System 3
System 40 (maximum) *2
Can be managed using Integrated Centralized Control Web
for each system.
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2-2. System Settings
To use Integrated Centralized Control Web, you need to configure the settings using Initial Setting Tool.
Refer to the Instruction Book (Initial Settings) for details.
Important
●When using Initial Setting Tool, be sure to configure the settings as described in the procedures of Instruction Book (Initial
Settings).
[1] Settings of the centralized controllers to be managed with Integrated Centralized Control Web
Use Initial Setting Tool to configure the settings of the centralized controllers to be managed with Integrated
Centralized Control Web.
(1) In [Basic Settings] > [System Configuration] of Initial Setting Tool, specify the IP address of each centralized
controller to be managed with Integrated Centralized Control Web.
(2) In [Floor Settings] > [Floor for Integrated Centralized Control Web], set the login destination centralized
controller (target centralized controller) of Integrated Centralized Control Web and the management target
centralized controllers (managed centralized controllers).
Target centralized controller setting
Set the centralized controller to be logged in to with Integrated
Centralized Control Web.
Managed centralized controller setting
Set the centralized controllers to be managed with Integrated
Centralized Control Web.
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Note: When connecting an AE-200/AE-50/EW-50 to an existing LAN, consult the system administrator to decide the IP addresses.
Note: When using an AE-200/AE-50/EW-50-dedicated LAN, it is recommended that the AE-200 unit and the EW-50 unit (only when
used alone) be assigned an IP address between the range [192.168.1.1] and [192.168.1.40], and the expansion controller
AE-50/EW-50 unit be assigned an IP address between the range [192.168.1.211] and [192.168.1.249].
[2] Floor settings
Use Initial Setting Tool to configure the floor settings of Integrated Centralized Control Web.
The configured settings are displayed in Integrated Centralized Control Web.
(1) In [Floor Settings] > [Floor for Integrated Centralized Control Web] of Initial Setting Tool, set the floor names
and floor number configuration displayed on the home screen of Integrated Centralized Control Web.
(2) In [Floor Settings] > [Floor Layout for Integrated Centralized Control Web], set the floor layout diagram and
icon locations.
Setting image 1
Procedure 1
Make settings of floors and floor names
on the “Floor for Integrated Centralized
Control Web” setting screen.
Setting image 2
Procedure 2
Make settings of floor layouts and
icon locations on the “Floor Layout for
Integrated Centralized Control Web”
setting screen.
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2-3. Network settings
[1] Setting the IP address of the PC
Follow the instructions below to set the PC’s IP address to connect the Integrated Centralized Control Web and
multiple centralized controllers.
The PC’s IP address must have the same network address as the AE-200/AE-50/EW-50’s IP address.
(1) Click [Control Panel] in the Start menu.
(2) Click [Network and Sharing Center]>[Local Area Setting].
In the [Local Area Connection Status] window, click [Properties].
(3) Click [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)] to select it, and click
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(4) In the [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties] window,
check the radio button next to [Use the following IP address].
Enter the PC’s IP address (e.g., [192.168.1.101]) in the [IP address]
field, and enter the subnet mask [255.255.255.0] (unless otherwise
specified) in the [Subnet mask] field.
In the [Default gateway] field, enter the gateway address as necessary.
Note: Consult the system administrator to decide the IP, subnet mask, and
gateway addresses.
Note: Take a note of the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway
before making changes.
(5) Keep clicking [OK] or [Close] to close all windows.
[2] Setting the wireless LAN router
When connecting a tablet, you need to configure the wireless LAN router settings.
Set the LAN-side IP address of the wireless LAN router to a network address of the same system as the IP address
of the centralized controller AE-200/AE-50/EW-50.
Important
●For details on how to set the IP address of the wireless LAN router, refer to the Instruction Book of your wireless LAN router.
LAN1: 192.168.1.1
<Example>
LAN-side IP address setting
192.168.1.100
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[3] Setting the IP address of the tablet and smartphone
When using this Integrated Centralized Control Web with a tablet or smartphone, you need to set the IP address of
the tablet or smartphone.
Here we describe the example of using an Apple iPad.
(1) Select the [Settings] icon on the home screen.
(2) Select the [Wi-Fi] menu in the [Settings] screen and then turn on the Wi-Fi setting.
Select the SSID of the wireless LAN router you wish to connect to from the [CHOOSE A NETWORK...] list and
then connect.
(3) Open the [Static] tab and configure the IP address settings of the tablet.
Important
●Consult the system administrator to decide the IP address, subnet mask, and DNS.
●Set the IP address of the tablet and smartphone so that it does not duplicate the IP address of a centralized controller.
●We recommend setting a static IP address for the IP address of the tablet or smartphone.
Note: The tablet or smartphone cannot be connected to the external Internet when connected to the wireless LAN router for Integrated
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3. Logging in to the Integrated Centralized Control
Web
3-1. Logging in from the PC/tablet
(1) Enter the web page address in the address field of the Web browser as follows:
http://[IP address of the login destination AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html
(2) A login screen will appear.
Note: If the IP address of the AE-200/EW-50 is [192.168.1.1], the web page address is [http: //192.168.1.1/control/index.html].
Note: Use an Initial Setting Tool to configure the login destination centralized controller settings.
Note: The web page will be displayed in the same language as the operating system on the PC.
The web page can be displayed in other languages by entering the web page address as follows:
Chinese http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?zh
English http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?en
French http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?fr
German http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?de
Italian http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?it
Japanese http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?ja
Portuguese http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?pt
Russian http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?ru
Spanish http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/control/index.html?es
Note: You can add the web page address to your Favorites on the login screen for easy access in the future.
Note: When using the Integrated Centralized Control Web on a tablet, depending on the tablet used, the bottom of the operation
screen may be cut off. In the event of this, create a shortcut on the Home screen from which to start the application.
Refer to 5 “Screen displayed with bottom part cut off on a tablet” in Chapter 5 for details on how to add a shortcut to the
Home screen.
Note: Depending on the PC display used, the bottom of the operation screen may be cut off. In the event of this, switch the
browser to full screen mode.
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(3) Enter the user name and the password in the login screen, and click [Login]. A screen that shows the operation
status of the air conditioning units will appear.
The table below shows the default user names, passwords, and functions that are available for building
managers, tenant managers, and general users.
User Terminal Default user
name
Default
password Available functions
Building
manager
•PC
•Tablet
administrator admin
Home
•Brief display of all floors
•Display of electric energy consumption
•Display of error status
Monitor/
Operation
•Display of floor layouts and monitoring/
operating the operation status on the
group list
•Display of measurement status
•Display of AHC status
•Monitoring/operating the HWHP operation
status
Energy
Management
•Energy use status
•Ranking
•Monitoring target values
•Peak Cut Control status
Schedule
•Changing today’s schedule
•Weekly schedule setting 1–5
•Annual schedule setting
•Date range setting for weekly schedule
Notice
•Display of units in error
•Display of unit error log
•Display of communication error
•Display of filter sign
Settings
•Screen display setting
•User registration
•Current time setting
•License registration
Maintenance
•Error notification e-mail log
•Monitoring outdoor unit operation status
•Monitoring indoor unit free contact
•Gas Refrigerant Amount Check
•CSV output (only PC)
Tenant
manager — —
Monitor/
Operation
•Monitoring/operating the operation status
on the group list
•Monitoring/operating the HWHP operation
status
Energy
Management
•Energy use status
•Ranking
•Monitoring target values
Schedule
•Changing today’s schedule
•Weekly schedule setting 1–5
•Annual schedule setting
General
user
•PC
•Tablet
•Smartphone
— — Monitor/
Operation
•Monitoring/operating the operation status
•Monitoring/operating the HWHP operation
status (excluding smartphone)
Note: Tenant managers and general users are not registered at the time of shipment. Up to 200 tenant managers and 2,000
general users can be registered. You can log in with building manager privileges and then use the user management
function to set the air conditioning unit groups that can be monitored and operated by each user. Refer to 2-5-2 “User
registration” in Chapter 2 for details.
Note: It is recommended to change the default user name and password so that the users other than the building managers will
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3-2. Logging in from the smartphone
Note: Be sure to use a smartphone in portrait mode.
(1) Enter the web page address in the address field of the Web browser as follows:
http://[IP address of the login destination AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html
(2) A login screen will appear.
Note: Use an Initial Setting Tool to configure the login destination centralized controller settings.
Note: Only general users can log in.
Note: If the IP address of the AE-200/EW-50 is [192.168.1.1], the web page address is [http: //192.168.1.1/mobile/index.html].
Note: The web page will be displayed in the same language as the operating system on the smartphone.
The web page can be displayed in other languages by entering the web page address as follows:
Chinese http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?zh
English http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?en
French http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?fr
German http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?de
Italian http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?it
Japanese http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?ja
Portuguese http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?pt
Russian http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?ru
Spanish http://[IP address of AE-200/EW-50]/mobile/index.html?es
Note: You can add the web page address to your Favorites on the login screen for easy access in the future.
(3) Enter the user name and the password in the login screen, and click [Login]. A screen that shows the operation
status of the air conditioning units will appear. The table below shows the functions that are available for
general users.
No user names and passwords are registered at the time of shipment, so you need to log in with building
manager privileges and register the users.
User Terminal Default user
name
Default
password Available functions
General
user •Smartphone — — Monitor/ Operation •Monitoring/operating the operation status
Note: The user name and password of a general user is the same as for a PC or tablet.
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4. Name Display
The names of air conditioning units can be displayed in this Integrated Centralized Control Web. If the name
settings are not set, names are displayed in accordance with the following rules.
Note: For how to set the names of groups, blocks, and energy management blocks, refer to the Instruction Book (Initial Settings).
Note: The numbering system of centralized controllers and expansion controllers becomes the numbers registered in “Initial
Setting Tool – Basic Settings – System Configuration” in the Instruction Book (Initial Settings).
Note: EW-50 is displayed as “AE**” on the Integrated Centralized Control Web.
Name display in Integrated Centralized Control Web when the name settings are not set
Target No. Description Name
Centralized controller
①Login destination centralized controller (system 1) AE01 (AE No.)
②Expansion controller (1st) of the login destination centralized
controller (system 1) AE01-1 (AE No.)
③Management target centralized controller (system 2) AE02 (AE No.)
Energy management
block
④Energy management block (Block No. 1) of the login destination
centralized controller (system 1)
Energy management
block 01-001
⑤Energy management block (Block No. 200) of the login
destination centralized controller (system 2)
Energy management
block 02-200
Block
⑥Block (Block No. 1) of the login destination centralized
controller (system 1) Block 01-1
⑦Block (Block No. 1) of the expansion controller (1st) of the login
destination centralized controller (system 1) Block 01-1-1
⑧Block (Block No. 1) of the management target centralized
controller (system 2) Block 02-50
Group
⑨Group (Group No. 1) of the login destination centralized
controller (system 1) Group 01-1
⑩Group (Group No. 1) of the expansion controller (1st) of the
login destination centralized controller (system 1) Group 01-1-1
⑪Group (Group No. 50) of the management target centralized
controller (system 2) Group 02-50
Login destination centralized
controller (system 1)
Expansion controller
(1st) of the login
destination centralized
controller (system 1)
①AE01
⑰Metering device 2
01-2
Management target centralized controller
(system 2)
②AE01-1
⑫Address
01-055
⑱Metering device 1
01-1-1
④Energy management block 01-001
⑬Address
01-1-051
③AE02
⑥Block 01-1
⑨
Group
01-1
⑦Block 01-1-1
Metering device 3
02-3
⑩
Group
01-1-1
⑧Block 02-50
Group
01-2
Address
02-051
Group
01-1-2
Block 01-2
⑪
Group
02-50
Group
01-3
⑤Energy management block 02-200
Group
01-1-3
Group
01-4
Group
01-1-4
Contact 2
⑭Address
01-050-2
Contact 2
⑮Address
01-1-048-2
Contact 1
⑯Address
02-201-1
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