Samsung MIM-D00 User manual

USER’S MANUAL
MIM-D00
DMS
(Data Management Server)
DB98-29777A(4)EK C
CHINESE ENGLISH

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Safety Precautions
Do not attempt to install or repair this DMS by yourself.
 This DMS contains no user-serviceable parts.
Always consult authorized service personnel for repairs.
When moving, consult authorized service personnel for
disconnection and installation of the DMS.
Ensure that the wall is strong enough to support the
weight of the DMS.
Must install the DMS with rated power supply.
In the event of a malfunction (burning smell, etc.),
immediately stop operation, turn off the electrical
breaker, and consult authorized service personnel.
WARNING
CAUTION
 Do not use inflammable gases near the DMS.
 Do not spill water into the DMS.
 Do not operate the DMS with wet hands.
 Do not install the DMS in a location where it will come
into contact with the combustible gases, machine oil,
sulphide gas, etc.
 Do not press buttons with a pointed thing.
 Do not pull or bend the DMS cable excessively.
 Do not use this DMS for other purpose.
 Do not spray an insecticide or other combustible things
on the DMS.
 Do not clean the DMS with benzene, solvents or other
chemicals.
 Do not give a shock to the DMS or disassemble it by
yourself.
• Before using the DMS, read carefully these instructions.
• After reading the instructions, keep this user's manual in a handy and safe place.
If a user is changed, you must hand over the manuals.
• Never attempt to install the air conditioning system or to move the DMS by yourself.
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Contents
General Description
 INTRODUCTION OF DMS ............................................................................. 4
 ADVANTAGES OF DMS SYSTEM ................................................................ 4
 TERMS ............................................................................................................... 5
Main Function
 INTERFACE WITH UPPER LEVEL CONTROLLER ........................................... 6
 SAVE ERROR HISTORY .................................................................................. 6
 SET AND RUN SCHEDULE .............................................................................. 7
 SAVE INTEGRATED POWER DISTRIBUTION DATA .................................... 8
Overview .................................................................................................. 8
System Architecture ............................................................................ 8
Time Segmentation ............................................................................. 9
Using the DMS through the Web
 SETTING THE WEB ENVIRONMENT ............................................................10
 USING THE DMS THROUGH THE WEB ....................................................10
Login .........................................................................................................11
Monitoring and Control ..................................................................12
Monitoring and Control (ERV System) .....................................16
View Error History ...............................................................................20
Set, Run and View Schedule ..........................................................21
 Setting and Viewing the Power Distribution Function ..........24
 Setting and Viewing the Power Distribution Environment .......26
Inquire Power Distribution Result ..............................................29
Viewing Power Distribution Result ............................................31
Setting the Indoor Unit Restriction ............................................33
Setting and Viewing the System Environment ....................37
Log .............................................................................................................41
Tracking ...................................................................................................42
User Management .............................................................................47
Software
 SOFTWARE LICENSE USED IN THIS PRODUCT ...........................................50
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General Description
INTRODUCTION OF DMS (DATA MANAGEMENT SERVER)
The DMS is an Internet based device for central management of
Samsung system air-conditioners. It supports LAN & WAN and
operates 24 hours without a separate PC.
ADVANTAGES OF DMS SYSTEM
The DMS provides the following advantages:
 Everyday Device –The DMS is operational all year long
24 hours.
 Independent Operation–The DMS can operate schedule
control, peak power control, and power distribution
without a PC.
Note In order to run peak power control and power
distribution, relevant controllers need to be installed.
 Internet Control
 Web – The DMS has a built-in web server function and
can be accessed from a remote location to operate status
monitoring, control, error history, and schedule setting of
the system air-conditioners.
 Using an Upper Level Controller–When a separate upper
level controller (S-NET series) is used, a number of DMS
can be controlled with one central management system.
 Data Storage–The DMS has its own database built-in,
therefore, error history, indoor unit installation information,
and power distribution data can be saved and retrieved.
 Large Scale Management–At most 256 indoor units can be
connected to one DMS and therefore, only one DMS can
manage small and medium size buildings.
 Automatic ”e-mail” sending–When an error is occurred,
inform the error details to an e-mail saved on DMS.
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General Description
TERMS
DMS
The abbreviation of Data Management Server.
UPPER CONTROLLER
It means S-NET Series, a local controller of the DVM system.
S-NET 3, S-NET mini and S-NET
i are linked to a DMS.
CENTRALIZED CONTROLLER
A device that controls 16 groups of the DVM air conditioner.
A central control device of a DVM system which is located
between a DMS and an outdoor unit transmitter.
TRANSMITTER
A data transmitter of a DVM system which is located between a
central controller and an outdoor unit.
SIM
The Abbreviation of Signal input Module.
A device that transmits power usage of an outdoor unit by being
inputted it from a watt-hour meter to a DMS.
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Device Type
Indoor Unit
Indoor unit communication error
Indoor unit sensor related error
Other errors
Outdoor Unit
Outdoor unit communication error
Pipe inspection error
Outdoor unit sensor related error
Outdoor unit related other errors
Solution Products such as
the Centralized Controller Solution device related communication error
 Device name, address, time when error occurred, time when error was fixed, and error
contents are saved on error history.
The error history can be viewed through the Web or the connected upper level controller.
 When an error is occurred, inform the error details to an e-mail saved on DMS.
Interface with Upper Level Controller
The DMS receives control data from the upper level controller and sends
the received data to the lower level system.
The upper level controllers of the DMS are the S-NET series and the connectible
S-NET series are S-NET 3, S-NET
i and S-NET mini. S-NET 3 is a program that is used by
installing on a PC: S-NET mini and S-NET
i are touch screen type controllers.
Save Error History
The DMS saves at most 256 cases of error history. If the number of errors exceeds 256,
only the latest 256 cases are stored by deleting the oldest error history.
The following errors can be detected by the DMS:
Main Function
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Main Function
Item Content Remark
Schedule
Period Starting and ending date of a schedule
Exception Day
Setup
Set an exception day within a schedule period to
ignore the schedule control
Indoor unit to
be applied Select indoor units to receive schedule control
Event
Set indoor unit operation modes
- Indoor unit On time
- Indoor unit Off time
- Set temperature
- Control mode: Heat, Cool, Dry, Fan, and Auto
- Enable/Disable the use of remote controllers
Both the On time and the Off time can not be
set at the same time and only one must be set.
Weekly Repeat:
Maximum 10 events
per day
Daily Repeat:
Maximum 70 events
 Each schedule can be used selectively by using the run schedule/stop schedule order.
At most 256 schedules can be set.
The indoor units can be controlled by the schedule function of the DMS in at least 1 min. intervals.
Set and Run Schedule
The schedule function of the DMS can be set through the Web or using the upper
level controller.
Weekly/Yearly schedules can be set and the following information can be
assigned to each schedule:
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Main Function (Continued)
Overview
 The DMS calculates and distributes the power consumed by each indoor unit by
receiving the total power usage from the watt-hour meter interface modules (SIM)
and taking into account the operation status of the indoor units.
 The DMS saves at most 93 days worth of data. After 93 days, the oldest data is deleted
and the latest data is saved. This data can be viewed through the built-in Web page of
the DMS or by S-NET 3.
 In order to use the power distribution function in the DMS, relevant devices as shown
above must be installed. (Consult the installers.)
Save Integrated Power Distribution Data
System Architecture
S-NET 3
Centralized
Controller
SIM
Watt-hour meter
DMS
Internet
Web Client
SIM
Watt-hour meter
Up to 8 units
Up to 8 units
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Main Function (Continued)
 Time segmentation is used to divide 24 hours into different
sections and to distribute power according to each section.
 This function is used when the power consumption fee is
different according to different time slots or when a building is
charged differently depending on the consumption time.
 Time can be divided into 1 section (a), 2 sections (a,b,a), and 3
sections (a,b,c,b,a).
 When the time is divided into 2 or 3 sections, you should install
S-NET 3 to calculate or view the distributed power on each
section.
 DMS will always show the result of the power distribution on
section 1, regardless of section 2 or 3.
 For 2 sections, 24 hours can be divided as follow:
00 : 00 08 : 30 17 : 30 24 : 00
Time Division A Time Division B Time Division A
Time Segmentation
 If communication error occurs between DMS and the
lower level controllers, actual power usage and the
result of power distribution value may not be same.
 Communication error example:
- Between DMS and SIM transmitter
- Between SIM transmitter and Watt-hour meter
- Between DMS and Centralized controller
- Between Centralized controller and Transmitter
- Between Transmitter and indoor/outdoor units
CAUTION
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Using the DMS through the Web
 Refer to “3.2.9 Setting and Viewing the System Environment” or the
installation manual on how to set the IP address of the DMS.
Setting the Web Environment
 I nstall JRE 1.3.1 or later version
Java Runtime Environment 1.3.1 or a later version must be installed on the PC.
JRE is installed automatically if the PC is connected to the Internet and when the
DMS is accessed for the first time. JRE can also be downloaded from
http://java.sun.com/j2se.
 Install Internet Explorer 6.0 or later version
IE6.0 or later version must be installed on the PC. Please install IE6.0 or later
version through Windows Update.
Using the DMS through the Web
 Access Method
In order to access the DMS, type in the following address on the web browser:
http://”DMS IP” (The default DMS IP is set to 192.168. 0. 2.)
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Using the DMS through the Web
Login
Function Details
 Login allows only authorized users to access the web page.
 There is no limit on the number of users that can access the DMS
at the same time, however, less than 5 users are recommended for
access speed reasons.
1
Type in an ID and a password and click on the LOGIN
button.
2
If an ID and a password are valid, the monitoring and
control page will be displayed.
3 If the ID and the password are not matched, the LOGIN page
is displayed again.
4 If the CANCEL button is pressed after typing in the ID and the
password, the ID and password fields are cleared.
5 The default DMS user setting as follow:
 ID : admin
 PASS: 1234
Change the ID and the password for security reasons.
 Refer to 3.2.11 for user management.
Login
admin

Menu Organization
If Login is successful, the following menu appears.
Click on the menu to move to the corresponding page.

Monitoring and Control

Viewing the Error History

Set, Run and View schedule

Setting the Power Distribution function

Environment Setup for Power Distribution

Viewing the Power Distribution Data

Setting the indoor unit restriction

Setting the Viewing the System Environment

Log

Tracking
11
 User Management
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3
2
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4
5
7
9
10
8
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
Function Details
 On this screen users can monitor the operation status of all indoor
units and control each indoor unit. (But, if the ERV system is installed,
can check the whole ERV control status.)
Monitoring and Control
Monitoring and Control
1
The status of all indoor units can be viewed from the
‘Monitor all indoor units.’ The color of the squares
represents the following meaning and the name of each
indoor unit is displayed inside of squares.
Gray Blue Green Red
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
Monitoring and Control
2
Select and click on the indoor unit and the background color
of the indoor unit is changed to green. The operation status
of the selected indoor unit is displayed on the upper part.
Displayed items are as follow:
Selected indoor unit address
Displays the name of the selected indoor unit.
Error Displays whether there is an error on the selected
indoor unit. (Only when an error is occurred, it is displayed
as red. During the normal operation, it is not displayed on
the screen.)
Power Click on this button to turn on and turn off the selected
indoor unit.
Celsius(°C) Fahrenheit(°F)
Temperature Control
 The current temperature of the selected indoor unit
can be monitored and the desired temperature can
be set by clicking the and buttons next to the
desired temperature.
 Temperature unit of the DMS will be set on either
Celsius or Fahrenheit depending on the temperature
unit used by the indoor unit.
Mode Set
 The current mode of the selected indoor unit is
displayed in light blue. Click on the desired mode to
change modes.
 When controlling the operation mode, indoor unit
will be controlled in the last controlled value of the
operation mode.
(Ex: If you have recently controlled the indoor unit in
heat mode, at 20°C(60°F) with low fan speed and
air swing on, it will be controlled in the same value
when you control it in heat mode again.)
Fan Speed
The current fan speed of the selected indoor unit is
displayed in light blue. Click on the desired fan speed to
control the fan speed.
Air Swing The current air swing of the selected indoor unit is
displayed in light blue. Both air swings can be selected at
once. Click on the desired air swing to control the airflow.
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
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Enable/Disable Remote Control.
 When pressing the button, selected indoor unit will be underlined.
 When pressing the button, underline on selected indoor unit will
disappear.
 If remote control LEVEL1 is set on upper level controller, selected indoor unit will be
underlined.
4
Select All/Clear all.
 The simultaneous control of whole installed indoor units is possible.
 If you want to control all the indoor units, press the button on the
indoor unit control screen. If ERV system is connected and is selected with indoor
units, only the power ON/OFF and the / control are
possible for the ERV.
 In order to select the indoor unit only if the indoor unit is installed by mixing with
the ERV, select the indoor unit you want by the mouse while pressing the keyboard
Ctrl key.
 To deselect all, press the button.
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
5 [Current Temperature] Selection.
 When selecting the check box, display the current temperature of the whole
installed indoor units.
 In order to return to the monitoring screen, select again the [Current Temperature].
6 Emergency Stop status button is displayed in red if the DMS is currently in the
emergency stop status. In the emergency stop status, the indoor units may be
monitored but not controlled.
( The emergency stop function can only be used when the external contact control of
the DMS is used.)
 Consult the installer to use the emergency stop function.
Refer to the installation manual for explanation about the emergency stop.
7 Communication Error Display.
 When a communication error between the DMS and the lower controller is
occurred, a message as below is displayed as red.
“!!! Communication error  Please check the error history menu for error reference.”
During the normal operation, it is not displayed on the screen.
Note  When the advanced functions (such as sleep mode, Energy saving function) are
selected through wired/wireless remote controllers, temperature on the remote
controllers and DMS may be displayed differently.
 When you control the indoor units through DMS, all the advanced function will
be disabled.
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
Function Details
 On this screen users can monitor the operation status of all ERVs and
control each ERV.
Monitoring and Control (ERV System)
Monitoring and Control
1
The status of all ERVs can be viewed from the ‘Monitor all
indoor units.’ The color of the squares represents the
following meaning and the name of each ERV is displayed
inside of squares.
Gray Blue Green Red
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
Monitoring and Control (ERV System)
2
Select and click on the ERV and the background color of the
ERV is changed to green. The operation status of the selected
ERV is displayed on the upper part. Displayed items are as
follow:
Note  What is ERV (Energy Recovery Ventilator)?
It is a ventilating system compensating the air,
humidity all together.
 Must turn on the power because the ERV control is
not performed under the power-off.
 The color displaying the ERV status on the monitoring
and the control screen are displayed differently from
the indoor unit.
Selected indoor unit address
Displays the name of the selected ERV.
Error Displays whether there is an error on the selected
ERV. (Only when an error is occurred, it is displayed as red.
During the normal operation, it is not displayed on the
screen.)
Power Click on this button to turn on and turn off the selected
ERV.
Mode Set
 The current mode of the selected ERV is displayed in
light blue. Click on the desired mode to change modes.
 When controlling the ERV operation mode, DMS saves
the last value of each operation mode and applies it
when controlling the operation mode again.
(Ex: If you have recently controlled the indoor unit in
heat-ex mode with medium fan speed, it will be
controlled in the same value when you control it in
heat-ex mode with medium fan speed again even
if you changed the operation mode previously.)
Fan Speed
The current fan speed of the selected ERV is displayed in
light blue. Click on the desired fan speed to control the fan
speed.
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
3
Enable Remote Control/Disable Remote Control.
 When pressing the button, cannot control the ERV by the wired
remote control in each room and can control the ERV only on the DMS webpage
screen.
 When ending the DMS after selecting the on the DMS webpage
screen, cannot use the ERV in each room. In order to control the ERV in each room, a
user must press the on the DMS webpage screen.
 When pressing the button, can use the wired remote control in each
room. (Default: )
4
Select All/Clear all.
 The simultaneous control of whole installed ERV’s is possible.
 If you want to control all the ERV units, press the button on the ERV
control screen. If indoor unit is connected and is selected with ERV, only the power
ON/OFF and the / control are possible for the indoor
unit.
 The indoor unit will run in the mode selected when last used.
 In order to select the ERV only if the ERV is installed by mixing with the indoor unit,
select the ERV you want by the mouse while pressing the keyboard Ctrl key.
 To deselect all, press the button.
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
5 [Current Temperature] Selection.
 When selecting the check box on the ERV system, display with “- -”.
 In order to return to the monitoring screen, select again the [Current Temperature.]
6 Emergency Stop status button is displayed in red if the DMS is currently in the
emergency stop status. In the emergency stop status, the indoor units may be
monitored but not controlled.
( The emergency stop function can only be used when the external contact control of
the DMS is used.)
 Consult the installer to use the emergency stop function.
Refer to the installation manual for explanation about the emergency stop.
7 Communication Error Display.
 When a communication error between the DMS and the lower controller is occurred,
a message as below is displayed as red.
“!!! Communication error  Please check the error history menu for error reference.”
During the normal operation, it is not displayed on the screen.
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Using the DMS through the Web (Continued)
Function Details
 The DMS users can view and delete error history of the DVM
system. The DMS saves up to 256 errors.
View Error History
1
All error history can be checked from the ‘View Error
History’ page.
2
The error history can be viewed according to date.
Select the date in the list box and press the ‘Search’ button to
view the error history according to the selected period.
3 The error history includes the device name, address, time
when error occurred, time when error was fixed, error code,
error contents, and status (solve/unsolved.)
4 Select and ‘delete’ errors by selecting the check boxes in
area .

Viewing the Error History
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