1 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION RC-WebView 2.

.0 is a server-based software application that provides browser acces s to Reliable Controls MACH-Systems. System Group windows created in RC-Studio 2.0 are translated by RC-WebView 2.0 and displayed to the user in HTML format. Re altime data from the Reliable Controls MACH-System is combined with System Group graphics, without the need to design HTML pages. Access to BACnet objects in thir dparty devices is supported, including inputs, outputs, variables, schedules, Trend Log s, and alarms. RC-WebView 2.0 can be linked to RC-Archive 2.0 databases for historical data display. The number of simultaneous RC-WebView 2.0 users is limited only by the capability of the host server. A single installation of RC-WebView 2.0 can provide access to mu ltiple systems through one or more websites. 2 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation OVERVIEW USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW RC-WebView 2.0 presents and updates System Group data in the same manner as RCStu dio 2.0. With RC-WebView 2.0, the operator is able to: Several Reliable Controls Authorized Dealers offer RC-WebView 2.0 website hosting as a service to their customers. In a typical scenario, RC-WebView 2.0 runs on an Au thorized Dealers server and a monthly fee for website hosting and system maintenance is ch arged to the customer. This scenario is ideal for smaller systems, in that the custome r can gain restricted operator access for setpoint and schedule adjustment without the fina ncial commitment of purchasing the server, or taking on the added payroll for maintaining the sys tem. View and manually override Reliable Controls Protocol (RCP) points and BACnet objects, Adjust RCP and BACnet Weekly Schedules and Annual Schedules, Vew, graph, and print Trend Logs and Runtime Logs, including historical Trend Log archives accessed from an RC-Archive 2.0 database, View, print, and acknowledge current RCP and BACnet alarms, and View an audit trail of changes made to a MACH-System by RC-WebView 2.0 users. Use RC-Studio 2.0 to create or delete points, Control-BASIC programming, or the original System Group windows. 3 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation RC-WEBVIEW COMPONENTS USER WEBSITE MANUAL

INTRODUCTION RC-WEBVIEW COMPONENTS RC-WebView 2.0 provides browser access to Reliable Controls MACH-Systems. Figure 1 illustrates the basic components of RC-WebView 2.0. Figure 1: Basic Components of RC-WebView 2.0 Table 1: Components of RC-WebView 2.0 Component Description Network RC-WebView 2.0 requires a network to transfer information between its components. The network could take a variety of forms dictated by the system design. At a minimum, the network must have one Ethernet connection. The network could be in the form of a LAN, WAN, VPN, or WWW. MACH-System RC-WebView 2.0 requires a fully operational Reliable Controls MACH-System to provide real-time data. The MACH-System may include third-party BACnet devices. RC-WebView 2.0 Server RC-WebView 2.0 websites and the RC-WebView 2.0 administration website require a host RC-WebView 2.0 server. To present real-time data, the RC-WebView 2.0 server must contain duplicates of the system descriptor file and System Group graphic files used by RC-Studio 2.0. Reliable Controls recommends restricting the RC-WebView 2.0 server to run only the software associated with the Reliable Controls MACH-System. To access the administration website to configure sites, systems, and users, the server (or a remote workstation accessing the server), will need to run Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, or higher. Client Browser PC Users connect to websites hosted by RC-WebView 2.0 with any PC running Microsoft Windows Explorer 6.0, or higher. Client Browser PC RC-WebView 2.0 Server Reliable Controls MACH-System Internet Network 4 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation HOW RC-WEBVIEW WORKS USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION HOW RC-WEBVIEW WORKS THE RC-WEBVIEW 2.0 PROCESS Figure 2: RC-WebView 2.0 workflow 1 The client browser PC sends a Web service request to the RC-WebView 2.0 server for system information such as current point values, current alarms, Runtime Logs or Trend Logs. 2 The RC-WebView 2.0 server sends a request to the Reliable Controls MACHSystem for the real-time data associated with the information request. 3 The Reliable Controls MACH-System supplies the requested real-time data to the RC-WebView 2.0 server. 4 The RC-WebView 2.0 server responds to the Web service request made during step one with the real-time data from the MACH-System. The client PC then produces the appropriate display in the browser window. 5 RC-WebView 2.0 windows can be placed in Refresh mode, causing the data displayed in the window to be automatically updated every 5 seconds. Real-time data is assured because the information databases reside in Reliable Controls MACH-System controllers. Current information is sent each time the clien t

browser makes a new request. Internet RC-WebView 2.0 Server Reliable Controls MACH-System Client browser PC 1 Request for Web service. 2 Request for real-time data. 3 Real-time data returned. 4 Response to Web service request including real-time data 5 Real-time data displayed on client browser PC. 5 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation NETWORK ARCHITECTURE USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION NETWORK ARCHITECTURE RC-WebView 2.0 network architecture can take two basic forms, 1) the server is lo cated in the same building as the Reliable Controls MACH-System (LAN architecture), or 2) the server is located offsite (WAN architecture). Table 2 details some guidelines fo r choosing where to place the RC-WebView 2.0 server. . Table 2: RC-WebView 2.0 guidelines Guideline Description Security Data integrity and server protection from unfriendly outside influences must be considered when situating the RCWebView 2.0 server. Reliable Controls recommends placing the server behind a firewall. Access For access to the Reliable Controls MACH-System, RCWebView 2.0 must be able to communicate with the Reliable Controls MACH-System. If RC-WebView 2.0 is remotely located, routers and firewalls must be configured to allow the required communication. 6 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation NETWORK ARCHITECTURE USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION LAN NETWORK ARCHITECTURE Figure 3: RC-WebView 2.0 LAN architecture LAN NETWORK ARCHITECTURE FEATURES All real-time data passing takes place on the LAN The speed of the system is only compromised by the quality of the network hardware Remote access is accommodated while ensuring system security because the router acts as a firewall The router/firewall is configured to allow standard HTTP communication to and from the Internet Internet Offsite client browser PC Router/Firewall Ethernet Hub RC-WebView 2.0 Server Offsite client browser PC Onsite client browser PC

7 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation NETWORK ARCHITECTURE USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION WAN NETWORK ARCHITECTURE Figure 4: RC-WebView 2.0 WAN architecture WAN network architecture is employed when the server is located remotely from MA CHSystem LANs, or if more than one Reliable Controls MACH-System is serviced by RC-WebView 2.0. WAN NETWORK ARCHITECTURE FEATURES Real-time data must pass through at least two firewalls (This requires that the firewalls be configured to allow fragmented UDP packets to pass through port 21068 for RCP, and port 47808 must be open for BACnet communications.) The speed of the system is subject to the amount of competing Internet traffic Remote access is a requirement of this architecture because the server is not located in the same building (System security is ensured by the use of firewalls at all network access points.) Multiple Reliable Controls MACH-Systems can be included on a single RC-WebView 2.0 website, or each MACH-System can have a separate RC-WebView 2.0 website. Internet Offsite client browser PC Router/Firewall Ethernet Hub Hospital School Router/Firewall Offsite RC-WebView 2.0 Server Onsite client browser PC 8 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SERVER HIERARCHY USER WEBSITE MANUAL INTRODUCTION SERVER HIERARCHY Figure 5: RC-WebView 2.0 server hierarchy Figure 5 depicts the standard hierarchy for the RC-WebView 2.0 server. The RC-Web View 2.0 installation procedure creates an administration website at a dedicated port number dependant on the operating system. The administration website is used to create RC-WebView 2.0 user websites that serve information from one or more MACH-Systems . Access to a user website is achieved by using a client browser PC to browse to t he IP address of the RC-WebView 2.0 server, and the name of the site to connect to. All user si tes use a default port number of 80 unless changed by the administrator during the s ite configuration process. SECURITY RC-WebView 2.0 relies on a user log-on feature to ensure that only authorized ind ividuals have access to RC-WebView 2.0 websites. Unique log-on UserID and Password field v alues are assigned when users are added to an RC-WebView 2.0 website. USER SECURITY

If a single RC-WebView 2.0 website is used to host multiple MACH-Systems, the def inition of each user must include enabling the systems that may be accessed. Users must first be added to an RC-WebView 2.0 website to authorize their logon rights Users must then be enabled to access a MACH-System residing on an RCWebView 2.0 website 9 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation PC REQUIREMENTS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES USER WEBSITES PC REQUIREMENTS TO DETERMINE THE CLIENT PCS OPERATING SYSTEM INTERNET EXPLORER CONFIGURATION Press the F11 key to toggle between full screen and normal (partial screen)displ ay. TO VIEW RC-WEBVIEW 2.0 USING THE MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER TAB VIEW Internet, or Local Area Network connectivity to the RC-WebView 2.0 server Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Vista Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0, or higher 1 From the Start menu, open the Control Panel window. 2 Depending on the operating system, double-click the System or System Properties icon to produce the System Properties window. 3 The General tab will detail the client PC s operating system. 1 Select Tools > Internet Options from the Microsoft Internet Explorer main menu to open the Internet Options dialog box. 2 In the General tab, click on the Settings button in the Tabs frame. 3 Enable the Tabbed Browsing field. 10 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation PC REQUIREMENTS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES MICROSOFT WINDOWS VISTA SECURITY To access RC-WebView 2.0 using Microsoft Windows Vista, Protected Mode must be disabled. Turning off Protected Mode for Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 will no t put the host computer at risk, but it will reduce the number of warning messages displayed if a user navigates from one website to another, or if a user tries to download files from the Internet. TO TURN OFF PROTECTED MODE FOR MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER 7.0 1 In Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0, select Tools > Internet Options from the m ain menu, or open the Internet Options window by clicking the Tools button on the right-hand side of Microsoft Internet Explorer and selecting Internet Options fr om the menu. 2 In the Internet Options window, select the Security tab. 3 Disable the Enable Protected Mode field and click the OK button. 4 Click the OK button if the warning message, The current security settings will put your computer at risk is produced. 5 Close all Microsoft Internet Explorer windows and restart Microsoft Internet Explorer to affect the changes. 6 The lower right-hand corner of Microsoft Internet Explorer should read Protect ed

Mode: Off. 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation 11 User Website Access USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES RC-WebView 2.0 USER WEBSITE ACCESS Access to RC-WebView 2.0 websites is available via the RC-WebView 2.0 server, or f rom any client PC configured as described above. To open the Log-On window, enter the RC-WebView 2.0 website address into a browse r address bar. The format for the website address varies slightly depending whether a user is a ccessing the website through the server, or from a client PC via a network connection (se e Table 3). Where Site URL Example #1 If a user site is created with a port other than the default port #80, then the port number will have to be entered in the site URL, as in the example below. Site URL Example #2 UPGRADING FROM OLDER VERSIONS After upgrading existing RC-WebView installations to RC-WebView 2.0 Update 1.40, t he old URLs used to access user sites will no longer work. Older versions of RC-Web View 2.0 used custom ports, therefore site URLs did not include the site name. To acc ess the original user sites, the URL must now include the custom port number and site na me, similar to Site URL Example #2 above. Table 3: Operator System Access Access URL Access via server http://localhost/<WebsiteName> Remote Access http://<IP address>/<WebsiteName> <IP address> is the IP address of the server (or a valid DNS name) <WebsiteName> is the site name assigned during configuration Typical URL http://24.65.31.87/mysite default Port #80 http://schooldistrict12/fraser-elem Custom Port URL http://24.65.31.87:59157/mysite e.g. Port #59157 http://schooldistrict12:59157/fraser-elem 12 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation USER WEBSITE ACCESS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 6: Log-on window After a connection is made to a RC-WebView 2.0 website, the websites Log-on window is opened. Figure 7: Website log-on window Several client plugin ActiveX controls are required to properly view and run the RCWebView 2.0 User Websites. Clicking the Install RC-WebView Client Plugin link on the <Website Name> Site log-on screen allows the user to install all of the required ActiveX controls at one time. This is a one-time operation which should be completed pri or to

entering values for the User ID and Password fields. Website Name 13 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation USER WEBSITE ACCESS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ACTIVEX ActiveX controls must be installed before accessing an RC-WebView 2.0 website. Pl ease note that the user of the client PC must be signed on as an administrator in ord er for the ActiveX controls to be installed properly. To begin installing the ActiveX controls, click the icon at the bottom of the Lo g-on window. Next, click the add-on message bar in Figure 8 when it appears near the top of the screen. Figure 8: ActiveX Message Select Install ActiveX Control from the drop-down menu, then click the Accept bu tton or the Install button as required by the ActiveX installer. 14 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation USER WEBSITE ACCESS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES USERID AND PASSWORD The values for the UserID and Password fields are entered for each user during t he configuration process using the administration site. To modify the password for any UserID, click the icon on the Log-on window to op en the Change Password dialog box. Figure 9: Change Password dialog box Complete the required fields and click the Submit button to save the new passwor d on the RC-WebView 2.0 server. 15 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES LEARNING THE WORKING AREA SYSTEM GROUPS After entering a valid UserID and Password, the user is presented with an HTML v ersion of the System Group graphics created for a MACH-System, presented in a Microsoft In ternet Explorer window. This window is referred to as the System Group window in this m anual. Figure 10: System Group window A System Group is typically a picture of a building floorplan or mechanical/elec trical system, with live information from MACH-System and BACnet devices superimposed on the picture. System Groups are linked together using invisible hotlinks embedded in each

System Group, allowing a user to navigate easily to the specific System Group co ntaining desired information. The hotlinks are located on top of images or icons in the picture that indicate the function of the hotlink. When a user moves the PC cursor over an embedded hotlink on a Sy stem Group, the standard arrow cursor changes into the icon. Clicking the hotlink wil l initiate the action associated with the hotlink. 16 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES In Figure 10s System Group, clicking one of the floorplan images will link to ano ther System Group displaying a large-scale floorplan with temperature data superimpos ed. Clicking a live data point, such as the temperature displayed in the top left co rner of the screen, will produce the Edit Point dialog box, allowing the user to manually ov erride the point. Other hotlinks embedded in System Groups are used to access other MACH-System features, according to the image or icon associated with the hotlink. The specif ic functions of images, icons, and hotlinks on a System Group vary according to the standards of the programmer. Table 4 details the Reliable Controls standard System Group icons. For a complete list of Reliable Controls standard icons, refer to Appendix I. Table 4: Reliable Controls standard System Group icons Hotlink Description A dynamic point from a MACH-System superimposed on a blue landing pad. The red/green icon to the left of the value is the Reliable Controls standard icon used to indicate a Stop/ Start point. Clicking the dynamic value will produce the Edit Point dialog box, in which the user can manually override the output point. A dynamic point from a MACH-System super-imposed on a blue landing pad. The blue icon to the left of the value is the Reliable Controls standard icon used to indicate a cooling setpoint. Clicking the dynamic value will produce the Edit Point dialog box, in which the cooling setpoint can be adjusted. A hotlink to display a MACH-System Trend Log. Each Trend Log displays historical data for multiple MACH-System or BACnet points. If an RC-WebView 2.0 hosted system is linked to an RC-Archive 2.0 database, the database can be accessed through the Trend Log interface. A hotlink to display a MACH-System Runtime Log. Each Runtime Log displays historical data for a single digital MACHSystem point (e.g., Off/On, False/True). A hotlink to display an RCP or BACnet Schedule, in which a user can view and modify the daily Start/Stop times for controlled equipment. A hotlink to display an RCP or BACnet Annual Schedule, in which a user can view and modify the calendar days selected for holidays and other special events.

A hotlink to display the source code of a Control-BASIC program. The display and modification of Control-BASIC programs by RC-WebView 2.0 clients is not permitted. 17 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ONLINE HELP Help for RC-WebView 2.0 users can easily be accessed at any time by selecting the F1 key on the client browser PC. This action uploads the RC-WebView 2.0 User Guide i n HTML format, opened to the page that supports the feature currently active in th e RCWebView 2.0 browser window. For example, if the Current Alarms worksheet is open in the browser window, the User Guide will open to the page detailing the Current A larms worksheet. The RC-WebView 2.0 User Guide can also be accessed at any time by selecting Help > RC-WebView Help from the main menu, or by clicking the Help icon on the command bar at the right-hand side of the screen. With the User Guide open, use the arrow keys at the top left-hand corner of the window to display the next or previous page. 18 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES MAIN MENU The System Group window includes a top-justified main menu. Figure 11: System Group window main menu Table 5 details the System Group windows main menu items. Table 5: System Group window - main menu items Menu Item Description Worksheet Refresh Initiates a single update from the MACH-System of the dynamic data on the current System Group. Page Setup Opens a standard printer Page Setup dialog box, used to change the paper and layout properties of print requests. Print Preview Opens the Group Print Preview window, with the current System Group displayed for review prior to printing. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Database Update Mode Toggles the currently displayed System Group between Update and Edit modes. Users can also change the mode by clicking the Mode icon in the command bar, or by using the F10 key on the PC keyboard. The current mode is displayed via the Mode icon in the command bar and at the bottom left-hand corner of the System Group window. If the icon is displayed, then values displayed on the current System Group are static, and are not automatically updated with fresh data from the MACH-System. Update Mode (cont) If the mode is switched from Edit mode to Update mode

by a user, the information on the System Group is automatically updated every five seconds with current data from the MACHSystem. Log-Off Logs the user off of the current system. Update Mode Edit Mode 19 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Menu Item Description Configuration Font Opens the Group Font and Options dialog box, used to customize the font properties of the System Group windows display fields. Scale-to-Fit If enabled, this option scales the System Group screen to occupy the full browser window, while retaining the aspect ratio of the original System Group. If enabled, the System Group image dynamically scales with changes to the window size. Error Log Launches Notepad, displaying the Event Log listing the time and details of recent RC-WebView 2.0 errors. Note that the Event Log will be blank unless the Show Error Detail Bar option in the Access Properties for the current user is enabled via the Administration website. Audit Trail Audit Trail Opens the first page of the Audit Trail worksheet, with the last 100 records of user actions displayed. This feature is described in greater detail later in this manual. Help RC-Webview Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Guide in HTML format. About RC-WebView Opens the About RC-WebView window which contains the version, update, and copyright information of the RC-WebView 2.0 software running on the server. Figure 12: About RC-WebView window Table 5: System Group window - main menu items 20 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES COMMAND BAR By default, the Command Bar appears on the right-hand side of the System Group window. The Command Bar can be moved to any edge of the screen by clicking one o f its edges, and dragging it to the desired location. Table 6 details the functions of the icons found in the command bar. Table 6: System Group window - command bar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RC-WebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Back Causes the currently displayed System Group to be replaced by the previously displayed System Group.

Forward If the currently displayed System Group was launched using the Back button, the Forward icon is available and may be used to reinstate the System Group displayed before the Back button was clicked. Log-off The current user is logged off of the RC-WebView 2.0 server, and the Log-on dialog box displayed. Edit Update Used to toggle the currently displayed System Group between Update and Edit modes. Users can also change the mode by using the F10 key on the PC keyboard, or by accessing the right-click menu on any System Group. The current mode is displayed via the Mode icon in the command bar and at the bottom left-hand corner of the System Group window. If the icon is displayed, then values displayed on the current System Group are static, and are not automatically updated with fresh data from the MACH-System. If the mode is switched from Edit mode to Update mode by a user, the information on the System Group is automatically updated every five seconds with current data from the MACH-System. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual in HTML format. 21 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES SYSTEM GROUP RIGHT-CLICK MENU ITEMS Figure 13: System Group window - right-click menu Table 7: System Group window - right-click menu Menu Item Description Refresh Retrieves the most recent real-time data from the Reliable Controls MACH-System for display in the System Group window. Page Setup Opens the Page Setup dialog box, used to change the paper and layout properties of a print request. Print Preview Opens the Print Preview dialog box, used to preview the print properties before sending the request to the printer. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Update Mode Toggles the currently displayed System Group between Update and Edit modes. Users can also change the mode by clicking the Mode icon in the command bar, or by using the F10 key on the PC keyboard. The current mode is displayed via the Mode icon in the command bar and at the bottom left-hand corner of the System Group window. If the icon is displayed, then values displayed on the current System Group are static, and are not automatically updated with fresh data from the MACH-System. If the mode is switched from Edit mode to Update mode by a user, the information on the System Group is automatically updated every five seconds with current data from the MACHSystem. Update Mode Edit Mode 22 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation LEARNING THE WORKING AREA USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES

Menu Item Description Log-Off Logs the user off of the current system. If parameter changes have been made by a user but not sent to the MACH-System, the user will be prompted to save changes by switching the current System Group to update mode before logging off. Font Opens the Group Fonts and Options dialog box used to customize the font properties of the System Group windows display fields. Scale-To-Fit Scales the System Group window to occupy the full browser window, while retaining the aspect ratio of the original System Group. If enabled, the System Group graphic dynamically scales with changes to the window size. Table 7: System Group window - right-click menu 23 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES SYSTEM ACTIONS Figure 14: System Group window After entering values for the UserID and Password fields, the operator is presen ted with an HTML version of RC-Studio 2.0 System Group graphics. Depending on a user s password access level, RC-WebView 2.0 allows users to: Each of these system actions is described in the following pages. view and manually override points, view and adjust weekly and annual schedules, view, graph, and print Trend Logs and Runtime Logs, query a linked RC-Archive 2.0 database, export the data to Microsoft Excel, view, acknowledge, manage, and print alarms, and view, filter, and administer the audit trail. 24 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW AND MANUALLY OVERRIDE POINTS Use the Edit Point dialog box to view and manually override the value of points included on a System Group. The Edit Point dialog box is accessed by clicking any display ed point value. Figure 15: Edit Point dialog box The point mnemonic is displayed in the top left corner while the point descripto r, if defined, is displayed in the top center of the Edit Point dialog box. The operator can pl ace the point in Manual by clicking the Status field to toggle from Auto. With the point in Ma nual mode, the current value can be overridden by entering a value in the Value field. Clicking the Status field when a point is set to Manual will change the point ba ck to Auto. Clicking the Cancel button will close the Edit Point dialog box without sending any changes to the system. Clicking the OK button will send the current values of th e Edit Point dialog box to the Reliable Controls MACH-System and refresh the RC-WebView 2.0 display.

Figure 16: Edit Point dialog box - values When modifying a point, the Reason field can be used to detail or justify the ne ed to edit the value. If the User Properties of the current user were configured by the RCWebView 2.0 administrator with the Must Enter Change Reason field enabled, the Reason fi eld must be completed before a change to the Edit Point dialog box will be accepted. The information entered into the Reason field will be displayed in the Audit Trail w orksheet. Only authorized users can edit points. User permissions can be set from the RC-W ebView 2.0 administration site, by selecting Configuration > User Access Properties fro m the main menu. 25 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 17: Edit Point dialog box - BACnet object The Edit Point dialog box appears slightly different for a BACnet object (see Fig ure 17). To override a BACnet object, toggle or type over the current value in the Value f ield, and click the OK button. This action sends a command to the BACnet object at priority level 8. To Relinquish priority level 8 in a BACnet object, click the Relinquish button . 26 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW AND ADJUST WEEKLY SCHEDULES Weekly schedules are used to program normal start and stop times for each day of the week. MACH-Systems may utilize two weekly schedule types: RCP weekly schedules a nd BACnet schedules. Both schedule types are typically accessed by clicking the icon on System Group screens. If a user has the required security level to make changes, the user can edit the Start/Stop times contained in either schedule type. RCP WEEKLY SCHEDULES If accessing an RCP Weekly Schedule dialog box similar to Figure 18, operators c an adjust any ON or OFF times by typing over existing times using values consistent with t he 24hour timeclock. Figure 18: RCP Weekly Schedule Each RCP weekly schedule features four ON/OFF times for each day of the week. Ea ch ON/OFF pair sets a period of time during which the value of the schedule is On. The OR1 and OR2 columns are used only if the schedule is linked to an annual sch edule, or other binary point type. Whenever the linked point is true, the daily schedul e times are

ignored, and the values shown in the OR1 or OR2 columns are used to determine th e schedule value. This feature is often used to override the value of an RCP sched ule to OFF during a holiday programmed in a linked annual schedule. 27 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES The functions of the four buttons located at the bottom of the RCP Weekly Schedu le dialog box are detailed in Table 8. BACNET SCHEDULES Figure 19 details a BACnet Schedule, which features weekly scheduling as well as advanced scheduling of special events. The value of the schedule is normally determined b y the weekly schedule, unless there is a special event defined for that day and ti me. Figure 19: BACnet Schedule To delete a weekly schedule event, right-click within the boundary of the event to be modified, and select Delete from the right-click menu. Table 8: RCP Weekly Schedule dialog box - command bar buttons Button Description Print Opens a standard Windows Print dialog box. Send Saves and sends corrections to the controllers. Load Reloads the RCP weekly schedule data from the controller and updates the display. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual in HTML format, displaying the View and Adjust Weekly Schedules section. Weekly Scheduled Event Column Special Event Column 28 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES To add a scheduled event for a given day, click the column for a particular day and drag downwards. The time span of the new event will be highlighted with red by defaul t for binary BACnet Schedules (red is used for scheduled On times). To modify an existing event, or copy an event to other days, right-click within the boundary of the ev ent to be modified, and select Edit from the right-click menu. This action opens the BACne t Weekly Schedule dialog box (refer to Figure 20). Figure 20: BACnet Weekly Schedule dialog box Additional weekly schedule events for the selected day can be added in the BACne t Weekly Schedule dialog box. Use the drop-down menus to select from allowable ent ries in the Value column field. Click the OK button when complete. To copy the scheduled Time/Value pairs to additional days of the week, enable th e fields

for the appropriate days in the Recurrence Pattern frame. The Default Value drop down field is used to select a value for the weekly sched ule during unscheduled times. Use the drop-down menu to view and select an allowable Defaul t Value for the weekly schedule. Typically, the Default Value will be Off, for BACnet Sch edules used to shut down HVAC systems or put buildings into unoccupied mode during unsc heduled times. Figure 21: The Default Value field 29 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES If a BACnet schedule controls BACnet objects directly, it may be necessary to reli nquish scheduled control of the BACnet objects during unscheduled times in order to allo w other programs or other BACnet commands to control the same BACnet objects. If this is t he case, select Relinquish from the drop-down Default Value menu. Whenever the BACn et Schedule value is Relinquish, the priority entered in the Priority column field of the BACnet Schedule worksheet will be relinquished for objects listed in the Objects Contro lled column field. If there are no objects listed in the Objects Controlled column field of the BAC net Schedule worksheet, there is no reason to select Relinquish as the default value for week ly scheduling. SPECIAL EVENTS In a BACnet Schedule, special events that need to override the normal weekly sche dule can also be programmed in advance. TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF SPECIAL EVENTS Holidays programmed in an annual calendar After-hours rentals of a school gymnasium An office building where the staff leave three hours early every second Friday A factory that needs to run an extra shift for the next six Saturdays 30 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES TO CREATE A SPECIAL EVENT FOR HOLIDAYS 1 Left-click anywhere in the Special Events calendar of a BACnet Schedule and select Create from the floating menu to open the Special Events dialog box. Figure 22: Special Events dialog box 2 In the Special Events dialog box, enable the Calendar field in the Period fram e. A list of the annual schedules available in the current device will be displayed in the Calendar Objects drop-down menu in the Period frame (see Figure 22). 3 Select an annual schedule to link.

4 In the Event Detail frame, enter a Special Event name in the Name field. In Figure 23, the Annual Calendar being linked will be used for holidays, therefore Holidays is entered in the Name field. 5 The Rank field in the Event Details frame signifies the rank of the Holiday special event with respect to other special events. A drop-down menu allows designation of the special events rank from First to Sixteenth. Any of these ranks will result in the special event named Holiday overriding the normal weekly schedule. Normally, the special event s rank should be left at the defaul t priority of Sixteenth. If other special events are likely to occur on days selec ted as holidays, the rank must be set differently for each special event. 31 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES 6 For typical applications, the Holiday special event will override the weekly schedule value to OFF during a scheduled holiday. For this result, select the Al l Off short-cut button in the Time Values frame. The Time and Value column fields will populate as shown in Figure 23, so that when this special event is i n effect, the value of the BACnet schedule will be OFF for the entire day. The All On short-cut button can be used for special events where the value of the BACnet schedule needs to be ON for the entire day. Figure 23: Special Events dialog box 7 To save the new Holidays special event, click the Save button in the Special Events dialog box. 8 When the BACnet Schedule is re-opened, all dates programmed into the linked annual schedule will be high-lighted in the Special Event column. To add another special event, click within the Special Event column in the BACnet Schedule and select Create from the floating menu to open the Special Events dialog box. 32 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES TO CREATE MISCELLANEOUS SPECIAL EVENTS 1 Click anywhere in the Special Events calendar of a BACnet Schedule and select Create from the floating menu to open the Special Events dialog box. Clicking a specific date, or the first day of a range of dates, will default ent ries in the Period frame to the selected date. 2 In the Event Detail frame, enter a name for the special event in the Name fiel d. 3 Enter a rank for this event by using the drop-down menu to select a rank between First to Sixteenth. If the special event is intended to override a linke d annual schedule or another programmed special event, a higher rank (lower number) must be assigned to the special event. 4 In the Period frame, select one of the following options for the special event . Date To select a single day. Date Range To select a continuous group of days. Recurrence To select a recurring pattern over the course of a week, month, or year.

Calendar Used to link an annual schedule to a BACnet schedule, as a special event. 5 If start and stop times need to be entered for the special event, they can be entered by 1) clicking and dragging downwards in the Day field, or 2) entering the times and values in the special events table in the Time Values frame. 33 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 24: Special Events dialog box 6 After the Special Events dialog box has been completed, click the Save button, and then toggle the Mode button to Update in the BACnet Schedule. 7 The dates associated with the programmed special event should now be visible in the Special Events calendar of the BACnet Schedule. Figure 25: BACnet Schedule with Special Events calendar highlighted 34 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Table 9: Command Bar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RC-WebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Edit Update Used to toggle the currently displayed annual schedule between Update and Edit modes. If the icon is displayed, the current BACnet schedule is not updated by the MACH-System, and users can make changes to system parameters. If the mode is switched from Edit mode to Update mode by a user, changes made by the user are sent to the MACH-System, and the information on the a BACnet schedule is automatically updated every five seconds. Users cannot make changes to parameters displayed on an annual schedule while in Update mode. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual in HTML format, displaying the View and Adjust BACnet Schedules section. Close Closes the BACnet Schedule window after prompting the user to save any changes. 35 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW AND ADJUST HOLIDAYS Holidays are typically accessed by clicking the icon on System Group windows. If the operator has the security level to make changes, holidays and other special even ts can be added or deleted.

There are two possible holiday interfaces, the RCP Annual Schedule and the BACne t Calendar. Differences in the appearance of the two interfaces can be seen in Fig ures 26 and 27. Figure 26: RCP Annual Schedule Figure 27: BACnet Calendar Year field 36 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Table 10 details the Command Bar icons at the top of the RCP annual schedule or BACnet calendar window. For BACnet Calendars, double-click any day to select it as an exception day (gen erally used to select holidays). The exception day will be highlighted in blue, and the Calendar Entry dialog box is open. Select a specific date, a range of dates, or an event that recurs weekly, monthly, or yearly. Table 10: RCP Annual Schedule or BACnet Calendar - command bar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RC-WebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Edit Update Used to toggle the currently displayed RCP annual schedule or BACnet calendar between Update and Edit modes. If the icon is displayed, the current RCP annual schedule or BACnet calendar is not updated by the MACH-System, and users can make changes to system parameters. If the mode is switched from Edit mode to Update mode by a user, changes made by the user are sent to the MACH-System, and the information on the RCP annual schedule or BACnet calendar is automatically updated every five seconds with current data from the MACH-System. Users cannot make changes to parameters displayed on an annual schedule or BACnet calendar while in Update mode. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual in HTML format, displaying the View and Adjust Holidays section. Close Closes the current window after prompting the user to save any changes. 37 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 28: Calendar Entry dialog box On the selected exception days, the value of the BACnet calendar will be On. For other days, the value will be Off.

For RCP annual schedules, click any day to select it as an exception day. Only t he current year can be programmed. 38 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW TREND LOGS Trend Logs are typically accessed by clicking the icon on System Group windows. The Trend Log could be an RCP Trend Log displaying up to six system points, or a BACnet Trend Log displaying a single BACnet object. In either case, the Graphical User I nterface (GUI) is very similar. RCP Trend Logs are user-defined logical groups of up to six system points that r ecord point values at predefined intervals. Trend Log data is stored at the controller level, using a first in, first out method. RC-Archive 2.0 is a PC-based software application t hat can be used to preserve data that cannot be stored in the controller. The RC-WebView 2.0 GUI is used to view Trend Log data stored in Reliable Controls controllers, and also RC-Archive 2.0 data stored in an RC-Archive 2.0 database (if RCArchive 2.0 is installed, and if the database is linked to RC-Webview 2.0 via the Adminis tration site). TREND LOG USER INTERFACE Figure 28 details the standard RC-WebView 2.0 interface for an RCP multiple point Trend Log. Figure 29: RCP multiple-point Trend Log Zoom Bar 39 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES In Figure 28, note that graphed data points A,B, and F correspond to the oC (Y-a xis scale). Point D corresponds to the Amps Y-axis scale. Points C and E corresponds to the % Y-axis scale. The upper and lower limits of each scale can be increased or decreased by clicking on the +/- box located below each scale. Also in Figure 28, note that each data point included in the Trend Log has a cor responding field in the Points Traced frame. The visibility of the line representing each d ata point can be toggled On or Off by enabling or disabling the appropriate field in the Point s Traced frame. The zoom bar slider directly below the graph aids in reducing the amount of data represented by left-clicking and dragging the left or right triangular pointer o n the slider. The Data Range frame of the Trend Log display shows the date/time of the first a nd last

data sample currently displayed on the graph. CHANGING THE TREND LOG GRAPH APPEARANCE Users can customize the appearance of Trend Log graphs by accessing the Graph Options dialog box. TO MODIFY THE TREND LOG GRAPH APPEARANCE 1 In a Trend Log graph click the Graph Options button, or right-click an open area on the graph and select Options to open the Graph Options dialog box. Figure 30: Graph Options dialog box 2 Configure the fields of the Graph Options dialog box as required to customize the Trend Log display. 40 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES The Select Color dialog box can be used to change the color of each data point represented, modify the style and thickness of the line representing each data p oint on the graph, or to select the graph background colour. Click the Set as Default button in the Graph Options dialog box to save the sett ings for future Trend Log displays. This information is saved on the workstation. To rest ore factory default settings, click the Restore Default button. TO DISPLAY A TREND LOG GRAPH AS TEXT To display the data currently on the Trend Log graph as text, click the Graph/Da ta button on the Trend Log command bar. Click the Data/Graph button to toggle the display back to the graph view. Figure 32: Trend Log - data view Each row of the data table represents a logging event. Logging events occur at t he interval specified for the current Trend Log. 3 In the Graph Options dialog box, click one of the colored buttons in the Color s frame to open the Select Color dialog box. Figure 31: Select Color dialog box 41 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES TREND LOG COMMAND BAR A command bar containing several icons is located at the top of the Trend Log wi ndow. Figure 33: Trend Log command bar icons Table 11 details the function of the Trend Log command bar icons. Table 11: Trend Log - command bar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RC-WebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Controller/ Archive Allows the user to toggle the view between two states: Controller, where Trend Log data is uploaded from a controller

buffer, and Archive, where Trend Log data is uploaded from an RC-Archive 2.0 database. This icon is greyed out if an RC-Archive 2.0 database is not linked to the system, as defined in the RCWebView 2.0 Administration site. Filter When viewing an Archived Trend Log, an Advanced Query button is available which will open the Filter Query dialog box used to set parameters for an advanced query of the RC-Archive 2.0 database. Figure 34: Filter Query dialog box - Points tab 42 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Icon Description The Points tab contains four fields to set up parameters for the advanced query: Points A drop-down menu allows selection of one of the Trend Log points Operand A drop-down menu allows selection of an operand for the query: >=, <=, =, >, <, Between, and Not Between. Value 1 A parameter used in conjunction with the operand. Value 2 A parameter used in conjunction with the Between and Not Between operands. The Date/Time tab contains more options for advanced queries; such as the Fixed Date/Time field and the Dynamic Query field. Figure 35: Filter Query dialog box - Date/Time tab Select the Fixed Date/Time field to select data between specific dates and times. Select the Dynamic Query field to select the last X number of samples. Table ... Graph This button toggles the Trend Log display between graph mode and table mode. Table 11: Trend Log - command bar icons 43 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Icon Description Edit Update Used to toggle the currently displayed Trend Log between Update and Edit modes. If the icon is displayed, then values displayed on the current Trend Log are static, and are not automatically updated with fresh data from the MACH-System. If the mode is switched from Edit mode to Update mode by a user, the information on the Trend Log is automatically updated every five seconds with current data from the MACH-System.. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual in HTML format, displaying the Trend Log section. Close

Closes the Trend Log window after prompting the user to save any changes.. Table 11: Trend Log - command bar icons 44 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ARCHIVED TREND LOG - CURRENT DISPLAY FRAME When an archived Trend Log is displayed, the Current Display frame is provided a t the bottom of the Trend Log window. Figure 36: Trend Log window - Current Display frame The Current Display frame allows an operator to configure a basic query of the R CArchive 2.0 database, determined by the Start Graph at Date and Time fields, and the Maximum Samples field. To view archive data from a specific date/time, fill in t he start date and time of the desired data, and the maximum samples to display (minimum of 10, maximum of 200 samples). Click the Go button to retrieve the data from the RC-Ar chive 2.0 server and display the data in the graph frame. To retrieve more than 2000 samples, clicking the Export button will produce the Export by Time Range dialog box which has the From and To fields populated with the comple te date/time range of data available to export. 45 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 37: Export by Time Range dialog box After modifying the From and To dates and times, the export operation is initiat ed by clicking either the Export to Excel button or Export to ASCII File button. If Mi crosoft Excel is not installed on the workstation, the Export to Excel button will be greyed-o ut. Clicking the Export to Excel button will launch Microsoft Excel and populate a w orksheet with the selected range of Trend Log data. Clicking the Export to ASCII File button will open a Save As dialog box, allowin g the user to enter a file name and location for the data to be stored as a txt file. 46 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW RUNTIME LOGS Runtime Logs are typically accessed by clicking the icon on a System Group windo w. This link could open either the Runtime Logs worksheet (see Figure 38), or an in dividual Runtime Log (see Figure 39). Figure 38: Runtime Logs

Table 12 details the column fields found on the Runtime Log worksheet. The On/Off history of an individual Runtime Log can be viewed by double-clicking the row number in the Runtime Logs worksheet. This action produces the actual Runtime Lo g for the selected point. In Figure 38, the Runtime Log for FC1-SF-S is displayed. Table 12: Runtime Log worksheet column fields Field Description Point Name of the point logged by the Runtime Log. On-Time The total accumulated On-time of the point since the log was started, expressed in hours and minutes up to a maximum of 65535 hours. Start Date The date the Runtime Log was initiated. Length The number of On/Off records held in the Runtime log. The value of the Length column field is always an even number to accommodate both On and Off times. Total The number of On events recorded since the Start Date. Today The number of On events recorded for the current day. 47 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 39: Runtime Log The Runtime Log includes a row for every ON/OFF cycle of the logged point. 48 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW AND MANAGE ALARMS Figure 40: Current Alarms worksheet If the ALARMS keyword has been placed as a point on a System Group window, click ing the point will produce the Alarms worksheet. Access to the historical Alarms dat abase is gained by clicking the History icon on the Alarms worksheet toolbar. The display ed alarm data is generated by RCAlarmServer, a portion of RC-WebView 2.0 that runs i n the background to keep RC-WebView 2.0 synchronized with the alarms at the controller level. OVERVIEW Alarms are generated by Reliable Controls MACH-System controllers based on programmed events or transitions. With BACnet Reliable Controls MACH-Systems, alarms can be generated by one of two methods: 1) by Control-BASIC algorithms running in controllers, or 2) by BACnet i ntrinsic alarms, defined as properties of each BACnet object (refer to the RC-Studio 2.0 S oftware Manual). With non-BACnet Reliable Controls MACH-Systems, only the Control-BASIC alarm method is available. What happens when an alarm is generated? When an alarm is generated in a Reliable Controls controller, the alarm is broadc ast to all controllers on the network. Each Reliable Controls controller, with the exception of the MACH-Air and MACH-Zonecontrollers, maintains a list of current alarms from all

controllers on the network. Alarm data duplication reduces the chance of losing alarms if controllers go offline. Each alarm broadcast is also captured and processed by the RCAlarmServer in RCWe bView 2.0. The alarm is added to the Alarms worksheet, and a record is added to the alarm history. Users connecting to an RC-WebView 2.0 website can be configured to receive pop-up window notifications whenever a new alarm is received. Users util ize the Alarms worksheet interface to acknowledge and clear alarms. 49 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Can alarm annunciation be customized for each user? Each alarm has an alarm type and associated priority configured when the alarm i s programmed in a controller. The alarm type is used by RC-WebView 2.0 to determine how each alarm is annunciated and managed. The priority controls how the alarm is annunciated and what is required to clear the annunciation of the alarm. The RC-WebView 2.0 Alarm Type Configuration and Alarm Pop-up Size dialog boxes are used to configure how alarms will be processed for each user, in particular: ALARM POP-UPS When an alarm is activated, it is displayed in the Alarms worksheet, and it can additionally appear as a pop-up. Pop-ups play an important role in the Reliable Controls MACHS ystem alarm package because alarm actions can be tied to the generation of a pop-up. In addition, users are able to determine how a pop-up is acknowledged and whethe r any action associated with the pop-up is executed automatically, or requires a user response. Figure 41: General Alarm pop-up window The General alarm in Figure 40 is a typical alarm pop-up. The top line of text i dentifies the alarm type. The alarm message appears below the alarm type. Note that the Priori ty, Source, and Alarm Time are included in the body of the pop-up message. Each alar m popup has an Acknowledge button and a Cancel button. The Action button may also be present if an alarm is configured to prompt for operator execution of the action . Which alarm types will be annunciated, and the associated priorities, If alarms will generate a pop-up window or automatically open the Alarms worksheet, The size and location of pop-up windows, and If the alarm s programmed action requires that a user intervention be executed. 50 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Click the Acknowledge button to tell the system that the alarm has been understo od. The alarm will not be sent again.

Click the Cancel button to dismiss the pop-up, without acknowledging the alarm. The alarm will repeat according to the time interval set in RC-Studio 2.0 Click the Action button to perform the action associated with the alarm. Alarm a ctions can take many different forms, for example: Consult the facility documentation to become familiar with the alarm actions imp lemented in your facility. The icons displayed in the top corners of the Alarm pop-up window represent the alarms priority type. There are three priority types available: Information displays the icon, Warning displays the icon, and Critical displays the icon. opening a window to display a set of instructions for handling the alarm, opening a System Group window to provide a visual reference for the alarm condition, or sending an alarm email. 51 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ALARM STATES Table 13 details the four types of alarm states. Table 13: Alarm states Alarm State Description Alarm When an alarm is initially generated, the alarm is displayed in the worksheet with a red background and white type. Ack When an alarm has been acknowledged by a building operator but the alarm condition still exists, the alarm is displayed in the worksheet with a white background and red type. Reset When an alarm condition no longer exists at the controller level but has not been acknowledged by a building operator, the alarm is displayed in the worksheet with a white background and green type. To clear the alarm, highlight the alarm in the worksheet and click the Acknowledge icon on the toolbar. Clear After an alarm has been acknowledged by a building operator, the alarm is displayed in the worksheet with a white background and black type. The Clear alarm state only appears in the Alarm History worksheet. When a Reset alarm is acknowledged in the Alarms worksheet, the alarm is removed and the worksheet is refreshed. Alarms appear in both the Current Alarms worksheet and the Alarm History worksheet. The status of an alarm is the same on both worksheets, but an alarm c an only be acknowledged from the Current Alarms worksheet, or an alarm pop-up. Only alarms generated by a connected Reliable Controls MACH-System will be displayed in the Current Alarms worksheet and the Alarm History worksheet. 52 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ALARMS WORKSHEET Figure 42: Current Alarms worksheet MENU ITEMS Table 14: Alarms worksheet - Worksheet main menu item

Menu Item Description Worksheet Refresh Repopulates the worksheet with the latest real-time data from the Reliable Controls MACH-System. Synchronize BACnet Alarms Queries the MACH-System for current BACnet alarms. Page Setup Opens the Page Setup dialog box, used to define a print jobs parameters. Print Preview Opens the Group Print Preview window which displays how the worksheet will appear on the printed page. Print Opens the Print dialog box, used to generate a print job. Export to Excel Copies the contents of the worksheet to a new Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. If the user does not have Microsoft Excel, the worksheet is copied to the clipboard. 53 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Table 15: Alarms worksheet - Alarm main menu item Menu Item Description Alarm Acknowledge Acknowledges a highlighted alarm. Clear Changes a highlighted alarm to the Clear state. Execute Enabled if a highlighted alarm has an associated action. Selection will execute the alarm action. Table 16: Alarms Worksheet - Configuration main menu item Menu Item Description Configuration Font Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Font dialog box used to modify the font parameters of the Alarms worksheet. Columns Items enabled in the Columns sub-menu determine which columns are displayed in the Alarms worksheet. System Name Identifies which Reliable Controls MACH-System generated the alarm. Alarm Time Displays the time and date when the point changed to the alarm state. 54 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Menu Item Description Received Time Displays the time and date the alarm was received by RCWebView 2.0 Alarm Type Identifies the alarm type (System, General, or 1 of 62 userdefined types). Alarm Priority Identifies the priority level associated with the alarm. There ar e 127 priority levels available, of which only the first 6 are predefined: Critical 1, Critical 2, Informational 1, Informational 2, Warning 1, and Warning 2. Alarm Message Displays the alarm message. Resize the column on the Current Alarms worksheet to display the full message. State Displays the current alarm state (Alarm, Ack, Reset, or Clear).

Source Displays the device responsible for the alarm. Acknowledged by User Name of the user that acknowledged the alarm. Time Acknowledged Displays the time and date the alarm was acknowledged. Time Reset Displays the time and date the alarm was reset. Action Displays Execute if an action is configured as enabled and prompted for the alarm type. Alarm email generation is the only action available with RC-WebView 2.0. Alarm Type Opens the Alarm Type Configuration worksheet used to configure alarm parameters for each RC-WebView 2.0 session. (The selected parameters are attached to the user profile.) Figure 43: Alarm Type Configuration dialog box Table 16: Alarms Worksheet - Configuration main menu item 55 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES TOOLBAR Table 17: Alarms worksheet - Help main menu item Menu Item Description Help RC-WebView Help Opens the help files for RC-WebView 2.0 displaying the View and Manage Alarms section. About RC-WebView Opens the About RC-WebView 2.0 window, detailing the copyright information for the software, and the current version. Table 18: Alarms worksheet toolbar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RCWebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Acknowledge One-click access to acknowledge the highlighted alarm. History Opens the Alarm History worksheet listing the systems legacy alarms. Pop-up Opens the Alarm Pop-Up Size dialog box in which the pop-up window size can be adjusted. Drag the bottom right corner of the grey area to modify the % Screen Height field used by pop-ups. Print Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Print dialog box. The worksheet will be sent to the selected printer after clicking the OK button. Help Opens the RC-WebView Help window displaying the View and Manage Alarms section. Close Closes the Alarms worksheet after prompting the user to save any changes. 56 RC-WebView 2.0

 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ALARM TYPE CONFIGURATION To configure how each alarm type will be annunciated whenever the current user s igns on to RC-WebView 2.0, open the Alarm Type Configuration window by selecting Configuration > Alarm Type from the main menu. Figure 44: Alarm Type Configuration window Table 19: Alarm Type Configuration window - column fields Column Fields Description Type # A sequential count of the configured alarm types. Name A tag for identifying the alarm. Values can be System, General, or 1 of 62 user-defined types. Alarm Enable The drop down list values dictate how alarms will be handled. Alarms can be either Disabled, appear on Worksheets Only, or appear as Worksheets and Pop-Ups. Action Enabled The drop down list values dictate how alarm actions will be handled. Alarm actions can either be Disabled, Enabled/ Prompted (the Action button will appear on the alarm pop-up), or Enabled/Unconditional (the alarm action will be executed automatically when the alarm is annunciated). Alarm email generation is the only action available with RC-WebView 2.0. Default Priority The drop down list displays the priorities that were configured using RC-Studio 2.0. These values should not be altered. The default priority will only be used if no alternative priority is assigned by a Control-BASIC statement. 57 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES ALARM HISTORY WORKSHEET Figure 45: Alarms History Worksheet The Alarm History worksheet displays alarm legacy data. MENU ITEMS Table 20: Alarm History worksheet - Worksheet main menu item Menu Item Description Worksheet Refresh Populates the Alarm History worksheet with the latest realtime data from the controllers. Page Setup Opens the Page Setup dialog box, used to define a print jobs parameters. Print Preview Opens the Group Print Preview window which displays how the worksheet will appear on the printed page. Print Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Print dialog box. The worksheet will be sent to the selected printer after clicking the OK button. Export to Excel Copies the Alarm History worksheet to a new Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. If Microsoft Excel is not loaded on the client PC, the worksheet is copied to the clipboard. 58 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Table 21: Alarm History worksheet - Database menu item

Menu Item Description Database Filter Records Opens the Alarm Report Filter dialog box, allowing alarm records to be sorted by State, Priority, Type, and Alarm Date. Table 22: Alarm History worksheet - Configuration menu item Menu Item Description Configuration Font Opens a Microsoft Windows Font dialog box used to modify the font parameters of the Alarm History worksheet. Columns Items enabled in the Columns sub-menu determine the columns displayed in the Alarm History worksheet. System Name Identifies which Reliable Controls MACH-System generated the alarm. Alarm Time Displays the time and date when the point changed to the alarm state. 59 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Menu Item Description Received Time Displays the time and date the alarm was received by RCWebView 2.0 Alarm Type Identifies the type associated with the alarm (System, General, or 1 of 62 user-defined types) Alarm Priority Identifies the priority level associated with the alarm. There ar e 127 priority levels available, of which, only the first 6 are predefined: Critical 1, Critical 2, Informational 1, Informational 2, Warning 1, and Warning 2. Alarm Message Displays the alarm message. Resize the column on the Alarm History worksheet to display the full message. State Displays the alarms current state (Alarm, Ack, Reset, or Clear). Controller Displays the number of the controller responsible for generating the alarm. Time Acknowledged Displays the time and date the alarm was acknowledged. Time Reset Displays the time and date the alarm was reset. Action Displays Execute if an action is configured as enabled and prompted for the alarm type. Alarm email generation is the only action available with RC-WebView 2.0. Table 23: Alarm History worksheet - Help menu item Menu Item Description Help RC-WebView Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual guide displaying the View and Manage Alarms section. About RC-WebView Opens the About RC-WebView window, detailing the copyright information for the software, and the current version in use. Table 22: Alarm History worksheet - Configuration menu item 60

RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES TOOLBAR ALARM REPORT FILTER DIALOG BOX The Alarm Report Filter dialog box filters the data displayed in the Alarm Histo ry worksheet. Figure 46: Alarm Report Filter dialog box Table 24: Alarm History worksheet toolbar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RCWebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Filter Opens the Alarm Report Filter dialog box which is detailed below. Printer Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Print dialog box. The worksheet will be sent to the selected printer after clicking the OK button. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Websites Manual displaying the View and Manage Alarms section. Close Closes the Alarm History worksheet after prompting the user to save any changes.. 61 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Clicking the Remove All Filters button clears all selected filters in the Alarm Report Filter dialog box. Clicking the Remove All Filters button and then the OK button will r epopulate the Alarm History worksheet with unfiltered data. Table 25: Alarm Report Filter dialog box - Frames Frame Description Filter Date Fields Configuration of date ranges for filtering by Alarm Date, Acknowledgement Date, and Reset Date. Additional Filters Configuration of filters for an alarm s State (All, Alarm, Ac k, Reset, Clear); Priority (All, or Priorities 1 to 127); and Type ( All, or Types 0 to 63). 62 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES VIEW AND MANAGE THE AUDIT TRAIL Figure 47: Audit Trail worksheet The Audit Trail worksheet allows the user to track every user action that has oc curred on all of the systems configured on an RC-WebView 2.0 server. User actions include a larm acknowledgements, point changes, log-on and log-off events, and schedule edits.

The data held in the Audit Trail worksheet is both searchable and sortable. To access the Audit Trail worksheet, select Audit Trail > Audit Trail from the m ain menu. 63 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES MENU ITEMS Table 26: Audit Trail worksheet - Worksheet menu item Menu Item Description Worksheet Refresh Repopulates the worksheet with the latest real-time data from the Reliable Controls MACH-System. Page Setup Opens the Page Setup dialog box, used to define a print jobs parameters. Print Preview Opens the Group Print Preview window which displays how the worksheet will appear on the printed page. Print Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Print dialog box. The worksheet will be sent to the selected printer after clicking the OK button. Export to Excel Copies the contents of the worksheet to a new Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. If Microsoft Excel is not loaded on the client PC, the worksheet is copied to the clipboard. 64 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Table 27: Audit Trail Worksheet - Worksheet menu item Menu Item Description Database Filter Records Opens the Filter Records window with function as detailed below. Purge Available only to administrators, single or multiple records can be deleted from the database. Backup and Restore Opens the Audit Trail Backup and Restore dialog box which is available only to administrators. Figure 48: Audit Trail Backup and Restore dialog box The Backup Parameters frame options for creating a file that contains all records from all systems and date stamps the filename. If multiple backups are conducted in one day, the date-stamped file is overwritten. For more information on Audit Trail backup parameters, see Table 28. 65 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Table 28: Audit Trail Backup Parameters Fields Description Auto Backup When enabled, the Audit Trail database can be automatically backed up for the number of day(s), between 1100, specified by the audit administrator.

Purge records older than When enabled, records can be auto-purged for the number of day(s) between 1 and 100. The Restore and View option can only be executed if all other users are logged-off the system. To restore a date-stamped file, select from the Backed Up Databases field. Backup Now Executes an immediate, manual backup. Table 29: Audit Trail worksheet -Configuration menu item Menu Item Description Configuration Font Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Font dialog box used to modify the font parameters of the Current Alarms worksheet. Columns Items enabled in the Columns sub-menu determine which columns are displayed in the Audit Trail worksheet. Date The date and time of the user event. User The logged-on user responsible for the user action. System The system on which the user action was executed. Point Name The individual point on which the user action was executed. Action User actions can include alarm acknowledgements, point changes, log-on and log-off events, and schedule edits. 66 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES PAGE CONTROL The controls at the bottom left of the Audit Trail worksheet allow the user to c ontrol which portion of the database is currently displayed. The worksheet loads and displays one page of records at a time. The Page size field allows the user to select how many rec ords are displayed on each page, by entering a number from 1 to 100 and selecting the Ent er key. Clicking the and controls will step through the records, one page at a time. Menu Item Description Details A brief summary of the action (generated by the Reliable Controls MACH-System). Reason A brief explanation of the user action (generated in the Edit Point dialog box by the user). Table 30: Audit Trail worksheet - Help menu item Menu Item Description Help RC-WebView Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual displaying the View and Filter the Audit Trail section. About RC-WebView Opens the About RC-WebView window, detailing the copyright information for the software, and the current version in use. Table 29: Audit Trail worksheet -Configuration menu item 67 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL

USER WEBSITES TOOLBAR FILTER RECORDS The Filter Records dialog box is used to filter the records displayed in the Aud it Trail worksheet. Two tabs are provided containing the two primary filtering methods, S tring Fields, and Date/Time. Filtering parameters entered in both tabs are used in con junction to filter the records displayed in the Audit Trail workshee.. Table 31: Audit Trail worksheet - Toolbar icons Icon Description A blue light moves along an orbit of the globe whenever the RC-WebView 2.0 client is communicating with the server. If the blue light is in constant motion, it may signify that a large data transfer is taking place, or that there is a communication problem. Filter Opens the Filter Records window. Print Opens a standard Microsoft Windows Print dialog box. The worksheet will be sent to the selected printer after clicking the Close button. Help Opens the RC-WebView 2.0 User Website Manual displaying the View and Manage Audit Trail section. Close Closes the Audit Trail window after prompting the user to save any changes. Table 32: Filter Records dialog box - String Fields tab Tab Description String Fields Each of the columns found in the Audit Trail worksheet appear as sortable fields under the String Fields tab. To query the data, enter a value in a field (i.e. Reliable HQ in the System field), and select a match criteria (Exact, Partial, or Not Have), then click the Apply button. 68 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM ACTIONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL USER WEBSITES Figure 49: Filter Records dialog box - String Fields tab Figure 50: Filter Records dialog box - Date/Time tab When both tabs have been completed and applied, the records displayed in the Aud it Trail worksheet will be refined to reflect the filters. Table 33: Filter Records dialog box - Date/Time tab Tab Description Date/Time A query can also be refined by enabling the Fixed Date / Time field, or the Dynamic Query field. 69 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL APPENDIX 1 APPENDIX 1 SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS Actuator Feedback Actuator Percentage Air Temperature Outdoor

Air Temperature Return Air Temperature System Amperage Measurement Annual Schedule opens the Annual Schedule worksheet Control-BASIC Programs Cool Water Return Cool Water Supply Fan Speed Hot Water Return Hot Water Supply Maximum 70 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL APPENDIX 1 Median Minimum Real Time Room Temperature Sensor Runtime Log opens the Runtime Log worksheet Setpoint Adjustment Setpoint Cooling Setpoint Heating Start / Stop Control Status Switch Trend Log opens the Trend Log window Water Flow Weekly Schedules - opens the Weekly Schedules worksheet 71 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL GLOSSARY GLOSSARY The following Internet terms have been defined to provide clarity. If you encoun ter unfamiliar terminology in the text of this document please return here for the definition. Browser A software application capable of interpreting and displaying pages of HTML. Client A PC that requests information from a server. Domain A registered name that is used to identify a particular section of the World Wide Web (e.g. www.reliablecontrols.com). Ethernet A local area network architecture developed by the Xerox Corporation. Ethernet serves as the basis for the IEEE 802.3 communication standard. This standard uses Cat 5 cable for data transfer using the CSMA/CD model. Firewall A security measure that can employ software, hardware or a combination of both to restrict access to a server or a portion of a network. HTML Hyper Text Markup Language is the language interpreted by a browser and used to construct Web pages. HTTP Hyper Text Transfer Protocol is used to transfer HTML information. Hosting The act of providing space. A server is hosted by an ISP, while a website is hosted on a server. Hyperlinks An element of the HTML standard that provides for navigation

within or between HTML documents. Hyperlinks are essential to the functionality of any website. IIS Internet Information Service this is a portion of the Microsoft Windows software that provides the software mechanisms for hosting websites on a server. Internet A Wide Area Network (WAN) spanning the globe that consists of servers and networks that employ several different communication protocols to transfer information between servers. Protocols used include HTTP, FTP, SMTP. Intranet A network, based on TCP/IP communications, that belongs to a corporation or organization. Access to the Intranet is restricted to the members of the corporation or organization through the use of a Firewall that requires authorization in the form of a Username and Password. IP Address Uses dotted decimal notation (XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX) to uniquely identify devices on an Ethernet network. Each section of the notation can have a number from 0255. 72 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL GLOSSARY ISP Internet Service Provider - this is the party that provides access to the Internet. Generally this is a company that sells this service, but it could be any entity that has access to the high bandwidth backbone required to facilitate Internet access. LAN Local Area Network this type of network is a self contained network that could be connected to other networks. Generally confined to a small area or a single building. Port A logical address used (together with a URL) to access the correct information on a server. Do not confuse the logical ports with the physical ones that connect devices to a computer. Redirection Used in conjunction with websites and refers to automatically displaying a particular page of a website when a user enters the site by redirecting the user from one URL to another. In RCWebView it is possible to redirect users to the System Group screen they are allowed (or need) to access. Router A node on a network that acts as an entrance to other parts of the network and contains rules for routing of network information. The routing rules act as part of a firewall. Scripting Scripting is like a computer language that is used to extend the functionality of HTML. Scripts are written in normal ASCII text and executed on the fly by the client machines browser. Server A computer that is dedicated to providing information and services to other computers. A server requires a special operating system to provide these services. Site Map Used to display the logical organization of a website. In RCWebView 2.0 the administration website features an intuitive site map represented in a familiar tree format. System(s) A functional Reliable Controls MACH-System. A system must be Ethernet enabled to be accessed through RC-WebView 2.0. URL Uniform Resource Locater this is the global address used to identify documents and other resources on the Internet. The address consists of two parts; the first part identifies the information passing protocol being used (e.g. http://, or ftp://), the second part uses an IP address or domain name to identify the particular document or resource. Both the IP address and the domain name can be extended to uniquely identify sections of a document or resource. IP addresses can have a port

number attached using a colon (e.g. 192.168.25.31:49156). Domain names can be extended by attaching a file path using forward slashes (e.g. http://www.mydomain.com/graphics/ somepicture.jpg). 73 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL GLOSSARY VPN Virtual Private Network this type of network relies on public wires to connect through secure firewalls to a protected LAN or intranet. A VPN relies on encryption and other security measures to ensure that only authorized users have access. WAN Wide Area Network this type of network covers a large geographic area and consists of two or more LANs connected using public wires. Web Page A web page is a portion of a website. A web page uses HTML to display text and graphics in a browser. In the case of Websites, each System Group displayed becomes a separate web page. Each web page is identified by a unique URL. website A collection of Web pages stored on a web server. Access to the individual pages is through the URL for each page. The pages of a website are linked together using hyperlinks. World Wide Web The portion of the Internet that employs the HTTP protocol for the transfer of information. 74 RC-WebView 2.0 2008 Reliable Controls Corporation SYSTEM GROUP COMPONENT ICONS USER WEBSITE MANUAL GLOSSARY