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Ready Access Portal HelpCode No. LIT-12011342Software Release 7.0Issued December 5, 2014Refer to the QuickLIT website for the most up-to-date version

TimeoutThe Ready Access Portal UI supports the Never Terminate setting of a user profile in the Site Management PortalUI Security Administrator System

Pull StationThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a pull station, which is a wall-mounted device thatallows an alarm to be

Smoke DetectorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a smoke detector, which detects smoke, typicallyas an indicator of fire

SpeakerThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a speaker, which broadcasts instructions during anemergency.Figure 60: Speaker

Speaker with StrobeThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a speaker with strobe, which broadcasts instructionsand flashes du

StrobeThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a strobe, which flashes during an emergency.Figure 62: StrobeThe Strobe element

Tamper SwitchThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a tamper switch, which mounts to AFD and LFDSeries water flow devices to

Floor PlanThis Library category includes the following elements:•Air Handler•Boiler•Building•Chiller•Cooling Tower•Diffuser - Round•Diffuser - Square•

Air HandlerThis element represents an air handler, which conditions and circulates air as part of a HVAC system. This deviceis also known as an Air Ha

BoilerThis element represents a boiler, which heats water for the purpose of providing heat to a facility.Figure 65: BoilerThe Boiler element has the

BuildingThis element represents a building within a site or campus. This element also provides an attached status summaryto display summarized status

Consider the following behavior when you click the Set as Dashboard button:• The specific view in place when you click the Set as Dashboard button is

ChillerThis element represents a chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorption refrigerationcycle.Figure 67: Chiller

Cooling TowerThis element represents a cooling tower, which removes heat from a building space by transferring process wasteheat to the atmosphere.Fig

Diffuser - RoundThis element represents a round diffuser, which functions as part of a room air distribution subsystem.Figure 69: Diffuser - RoundThe

Diffuser - SquareThis element represents a square diffuser, which functions as part of a room air distribution subsystem.Figure 70: Diffuser - SquareT

Fire DamperThis element represents a fire damper, which closes during the threat of a fire and keeps burning debris from passingthrough it into anothe

FloorThis element represents a floor. The element provides the user interface for displaying the background image,exterior walls, interior walls, and

Floor GroupThis element represents a floor group within a site or campus. This element also provides an attached status summaryto display summarized s

Heat ExchangerThis element represents a heat exchanger, which consists of multiple, thin, slightly separated plates that have largesurface areas and f

H-StatThis element represents an h-stat device, which regulates the temperature of a system so that the system’stemperature is maintained near a desir

PRVThis element represents a Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV), which reduces pressure in water supply mains.Figure 76: PRVThe PRV element has no runtime

Alert Summary View TasksThe following task sections apply to the Alert Summary view:•Viewing Alerts•Filtering Alerts•Acknowledging Alerts•Discarding A

PumpThis element represents a water pump, which pumps large volumes of water to and from large pieces of equipment,such as chillers, boilers, heat exc

Room Control Module (Multiple Rooms)This element displays general room information (such as zone temperature, alarm limits, and setpoints) for thecurr

Alarm limits are unavailable. No Alarm information is configured.-- Alarm limits are unavailable. Configured item could not be located. <alarm obje

Room StatusThis element uses color to represent the current status of a zone/room of a floor plan governed by a sensor (forexample, temperature, humid

Status SummaryThis element represents a status summary. The element provides the user interface for summarizing alarm, warning,and offline statuses fo

VAV - Dual DuctThis element represents a variable air volume device with a dual-duct assembly.Figure 82: VAV - Dual DuctThe VAV - Dual Duct element ha

VAV - Single DuctThis element represents a variable air volume device with a single-duct assembly.Figure 83: VAV - Single DuctThe VAV - Single Duct el

Wall FanThis element represents a simple wall fan.Figure 84: Wall FanThe Wall Fan element has the following runtime characteristics:• When the element

HVAC Air CoilsThis Library category includes the following elements:•DX Coil•Electric Coil•Gas Coil•Heating-Cooling Coil•Integral Face and Bypass Coil

DX CoilThis element represents a DX coil, which functions exclusively for cooling air. A DX coil contains up to eight stages.Each stage is a separate

The Summary function mode contains the following views:•Standard Summary view•Device Summary view•Tailored Summary view•Graphic viewStandard Summary V

Electric CoilThis element represents an electric coil, which functions exclusively for heating air. An electric coil contains up toeight heating coils

Gas CoilThis element represents a gas coil, which functions exclusively for gas air.Figure 87: Gas CoilThe Gas Coil has the following runtime characte

Heating-Cooling CoilThis element represents a heating or cooling coil, which is used for heating or cooling air.Figure 88: Heating-Cooling CoilThe Hea

Integral Face and Bypass CoilThis element represents an integral face and bypass coil, which alternates heating and bypass channels withface-and-bypas

Steam HumidifierThis element represents a steam humidifier, which functions as part of a duct system by pumping steam into the airpassing inside an ai

Water CoilThis element represents a water coil, which is used for heating or cooling air.Figure 91: Water CoilThe Water Coil element has the following

HVAC Air SensorsThis Library category includes the following elements:•Air Velocity•Differential Pressure Sensor•Differential Pressure Switch•Duct CO2

Air VelocityThis element represents an air velocity sensor, which measures the speed of the air inside an air duct.Figure 92: Air VelocityThe Air Velo

Differential Pressure SensorThis element represents a differential pressure sensor, which measures air pressure at two locations and comparesthe two v

Differential Pressure SwitchThis element represents a differential pressure switch, which measures the air pressure inside an air duct andcompares it

Device Summary View TasksThe following task section applies to the Device Summary view:•Changing Item ValuesDevice Summary View ContentThe Workspace t

Duct CO2This element represents a duct CO2sensor, which monitors the level of carbon dioxide (CO2) in an air duct.Figure 95: Duct CO2The Duct CO2 elem

Duct Dew PointThis element represents a duct dew point sensor, which measures the dew point inside an air duct.Figure 96: Duct Dew PointThe Duct Dew P

Duct GasThis element represents a duct gas sensor, which measures the amount of gas, such as carbon monoxide, that isinside an air duct.Figure 97: Duc

Duct Smoke DetectorThis element represents a duct smoke detector, which detects smoke inside an air duct.Figure 98: Duct Smoke DetectorThe Duct Smoke

Duct Temperature and HumidityThis element represents a duct temperature and humidity sensor, which measures both the air temperature andhumidity of th

Duct Temperature SensorThis element (depicted in its two available configurations) represents a duct temperature sensor, which measuresthe air tempera

Flow MeterThis element represents a flow meter, which measures the speed of air flowing through a duct in a defined timesegment. This meter is also kn

Flow SwitchThis element represents a flow switch, which measures the flow of air in a duct.Figure 103: Flow SwitchThe Flow Switch element has the foll

Humidity SensorThis element represents a humidity sensor, which monitors the humidity of air passing through an air duct.Figure 104: Humidity SensorTh

Network SensorThis element represents a network sensor, which monitors the air temperature of a monitored space.Figure 105: Network SensorThe Network

•Changing Item Values•Adding a Temporary OverrideGraphic ViewGraphics appear in the user view tree as stand-alone items with a graphic symbol next to

Outside Air Temperature with HumidityThis element represents an outside air temperature and humidity sensor, which measures both outside temperature(u

Outside Air Temperature with ShieldThis element represents an outside air temperature sensor with a shield, which measures outside temperature (usinga

Outside Air Temperature with Shield IIThis element represents an outside air temperature sensor with a shield, which measures outside temperature (usi

Rain Gauge SensorThis element represents a rain gauge sensor, which measures the amount of rain that has fallen.Figure 109: Rain Gauge SensorThe Rain

Rain SignalThis element represents a rain signal device, which indicates whether or not it is raining.Figure 110: Rain SignalThe Rain Signal element h

Room CO2This element represents a room CO2sensor, which detects CO2levels in an area.Figure 111: Room CO2The Room CO2 element has the following runtim

Room PressureThis element represents a room pressure sensor, which provides monitoring and alarming for critical low differentialpressure applications

RS9100 ThermostatThis element represents an RS9100 thermostat, which regulates the temperature of a room so that the room’stemperature is maintained n

T4000 ThermostatThis element represents a T4000 thermostat, which regulates the temperature of a room so that the room’s temperatureis maintained near

TC9100 ThermostatThis element represents a TC9100 thermostat, which regulates the temperature of a room so that the room’stemperature is maintained ne

Table 6: Components of Display Control ToolDescriptionNameCalloutHides the Display Control tool. After you hide the tool, a faint arrowappears that al

TE6700 ThermostatThis element represents a TE6700 thermostat, which regulates the temperature of a room so that the room’stemperature is maintained ne

Temperature Low Limit Sensor with Manual ResetThis element represents a temperature low limit sensor with manual reset, which acts as a switch for an

TMZ ThermostatThis element represents a TMZ thermostat, which regulates the temperature of a room so that the room’s temperatureis maintained near a d

Weather StationThis element represents a weather station, which consists of multiple air sensors in one assembly that measurevarious points of weather

Wind DirectionThis element represents a wind direction sensor, which indicates the direction of the wind.Figure 120: Wind DirectionThe Wind Direction

Wind GaugeThis element represents a wind gauge, which measures wind speed.Figure 121: Wind GaugeThe Wind Gauge element has the following runtime chara

HVAC BoilersThis Library category includes the following elements:•Cleaver-Brooks® Boiler•Gas Head•Gas Panel•Generic Boiler•Heating Manifold•Murray® B

Cleaver-Brooks® BoilerThis element represents a Cleaver-Brooks boiler, which heats water for the purpose of providing heat.Figure 123: Cleaver-Brooks

Gas HeadThis element represents a gas head, which measures the quantity of gas used per unit time.Figure 124: Gas HeadThe Gas Head element has the fol

Gas PanelThis element represents a gas panel, which separates supply gas into smaller lines and disperses it throughout asystem.Figure 125: Gas PanelT

Schedule Summary View TasksThe following task sections apply to the Schedule Summary view:•Viewing Details for a Specific Schedule•Adding a Temporary

Generic BoilerThis element represents a generic boiler, which heats water for the purpose of providing heat.Figure 126: Generic BoilerThe Generic Boil

Heating ManifoldThis element represents a heating manifold, which uses supply water from a heat source, separates it into smallerlines, and disperses

Murray® BoilerThis element represents a Murray boiler, which heats water for the purpose of providing heat.Figure 128: Murray BoilerThe Murray Boiler

Pressure UnitThis element represents a pressure unit, which measures the amount of pressure inside a gas pipe.Figure 129: Pressure UnitThe Pressure Un

RadiatorThis element represents a radiator, which provides heat to a building by circulating hot water or steam generated ina central boiler.Figure 13

Thermal LinkThis element represents a thermal link, which acts as a safety device in a boiler. If the boiler’s temperature is toohigh, the thermal lin

Trane® BoilerThis element represents a Trane boiler, which heats water for the purpose of providing heat.Figure 132: Trane BoilerThe Trane Boiler elem

Weil-McClain® BoilerThis element represents a Weil-McClain boiler, which heats water for the purpose of providing heat.Figure 133: Weil-McClain Boiler

HVAC ChillersThis Library category includes the following elements:•Air-Cooled Chiller•Carrier® Chiller•Generic Chiller•McQuay® Chiller•Rooftop Ice St

Air-Cooled ChillerThis element represents an air-cooled chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorptionrefrigeration c

Times in the Schedules function mode display in 24-hour time format. For example:• 00:00 is the start of the day• 24:00 is the end of the day• 12:00 i

Carrier® ChillerThis element represents a Carrier chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorptionrefrigeration cycle.F

Generic ChillerThis element represents a generic chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorptionrefrigeration cycle.Fi

McQuay® ChillerThis element represents a McQuay chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorptionrefrigeration cycle.Fig

Rooftop Ice StorageThis element represents a rooftop ice storage unit, which creates ice at night and stores it during the day.Figure 139: Rooftop Ice

Trane® ChillerThis element represents a Trane chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorptionrefrigeration cycle.Figur

York® ChillerThis element represents a York chiller, which removes heat from a liquid via a vapor-compression or absorptionrefrigeration cycle.Figure

HVAC Cooling TowersThis Library category includes the following elements:•Condenser Water Storage•Draw Through Tower•Generic Sump•Push Through Tower•R

Condenser Water StorageThis element represents a condenser water storage unit, which stores re-circulated water used in a chiller.Figure 143: Condense

Draw Through TowerThis element represents a draw through tower, which acts as a heat removal device by transferring process wasteheat to the atmospher

Generic SumpThis element represents a generic sump unit, which stores excess water from a cooling tower.Figure 145: Generic SumpThe Generic Sump eleme

Table 9: Temporary Overrides Tab ContentDescriptionLink/ColumnShows the hour and minute of the day for the end of the override. This time is in terms

Push Through TowerThis element represents a push through tower, which acts as a heat removal device by transferring process wasteheat to the atmospher

Remote Sump TowerThis element represents a remote sump tower, which consists of a cooling tower with a remote sump tank attachedto it. The remote sump

HVAC DampersThis Library category includes the following elements:•Horizontal Opposed Damper•Horizontal Parallel Damper•Horizontal Round Damper•Vertic

Horizontal Opposed DamperThis element represents a horizontal opposed damper, which contains pairs of blades that open/close in oppositedirections fro

Horizontal Parallel DamperThis element represents a horizontal parallel damper, which contains blades that open/close parallel to each other.This damp

Horizontal Round DamperThis element represents a horizontal round damper, which contains a single plate that pivots at its midpoint to eitheropen or c

Vertical Opposed DamperThis element represents a vertical opposed damper, which contains pairs of blades that open/close in oppositedirections from ea

Vertical Parallel DamperThis element represents a vertical parallel damper, which contains blades that open/close parallel to each other.This damper r

HVAC DuctworkThis Library category includes the following elements:•Down Left•Down Right•Dual Path Left•Dual Path Right•Energy Recovery Wheel•Exhaust

Down LeftThis element represents a down left duct (an elbow duct with one end extending leftward and the other end extendingdownward), which functions

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Trend Summary View TasksThe following task section applies to the Trend Summary view:•Viewing Details on a Specific TrendTrend Summary View ContentThe

Down RightThis element represents a down right duct (an elbow duct with one end extending rightward and the other endextending downward), which functi

Dual Path LeftThis element represents a dual path left duct (a horizontal duct with two ducts extending leftward and a single ductextending rightward)

Dual Path RightThis element represents a dual path right duct (a horizontal duct with two ducts extending rightward and a singleduct extending leftwar

Energy Recovery WheelThis element represents an energy recovery wheel, which uses the energy recovery process (exchanging the energycontained in norma

Exhaust DownThis element represents an exhaust down duct (a vertical duct that carries exhaust air downward), which functionsas part of a duct system

Exhaust UpThis element represents an exhaust up duct (a vertical duct that carries exhaust air upward), which functions as partof a duct system to del

FilterThis element represents a filter, which functions as part of a duct system to remove particulates from the air passingthrough it in an air duct.

Four Way DuctThis element represents a four way duct (a horizontal and vertical duct that intersect in the middle, with ends extendingin four directio

Heat Cool CrossoverThis element represents a heat cool crossover device, which functions as a heat exchanger.Figure 162: Heat Cool CrossoverThe Heat C

Horizontal DuctThis element represents a horizontal duct (carries supply or return air leftward or rightward), which functions as partof a duct system

Table 12: Trend Details View Content (Tabular Format)DetailsColumnDisplays the date and time that the trend collected the data sample. This columnis s

Horizontal T DownThis element represents a horizontal T down duct (a vertical and horizontal duct that intersect, with the horizontalduct on top and t

Horizontal T UpThis element represents a horizontal T up duct (a vertical and horizontal duct that intersect, with the horizontal ducton the bottom an

Left OutletThis element represents a left outlet duct, which functions as part of a duct system to deliver and remove air (forexample, supply air [ven

Right OutletThis element represents a right outlet duct, which functions as part of a duct system to deliver and remove air (forexample, supply air [v

Roof Vent DownThis element represents a roof vent down duct, which functions as part of a duct system to deliver and remove air(for example, supply ai

Roof Vent UpThis element represents a roof vent up duct, which functions as part of a duct system to deliver and remove air (forexample, supply air [v

Up LeftThis element represents an up left duct (an elbow duct with one end extending leftward and the other end extendingupward), which functions as p

Up RightThis element represents an up right duct (an elbow duct with one end extending upward and the other end extendingrightward), which functions a

UV FilterThis element represents an ultraviolet (UV) filter, which functions as part of a duct system. This filter uses UV lightto kill mold, bacteria

Vertical DuctThis element represents a vertical duct (carries supply or return air upward or downward), which functions as partof a duct system to del

Dashboard:•Viewing Your Dashboard•Setting a View as Your DashboardAlerts:•Viewing Alerts•Filtering Alerts•Acknowledging Alerts•Discarding AlertsSummar

Vertical T LeftThis element represents a vertical T left duct (a vertical and horizontal duct that intersect, with the vertical duct onthe right and t

Vertical T RightThis element represents a vertical T right duct (a vertical and horizontal duct that intersect, with the vertical duct onthe left and

HVAC FansThis Library category includes the following elements:•Return Fan•Supply Fan222Ready Access Portal Help: Graphic Enterprise Library

Return FanThis element represents a return fan, which pumps return air through an HVAC system.Figure 176: Return FanThe Return Fan element has the fol

Supply FanThis element represents a supply fan, which pumps supply air through an HVAC system.Figure 177: Supply FanThe Supply Fan element has the fol

HVAC Heat ExchangersThis Library category includes the following elements:•Plate Exchanger•Shell Exchanger225Ready Access Portal Help: Graphic Enterpr

Plate ExchangerThis element represents a plate exchanger, which consists of multiple, thin, slightly separated plates that have largesurface areas and

Shell ExchangerThis element represents a shell exchanger, which consists of a series of tubes - one set of tubes contains the fluidthat must be heated

HVAC MetersThis Library category includes the following elements:•Electric Meter•Gas Meter•Heat Meter•Steam Meter•Water Meter228Ready Access Portal He

Electric MeterThis element represents an electric meter, which measures both electricity consumption and electricity demand.Figure 180: Electric Meter

Viewing Your DashboardTo view your Dashboard, click the Dashboard button in the Function bar.Setting a View as Your DashboardThis task does not apply

Gas MeterThis element represents a gas meter, which measures gas consumption.Figure 181: Gas MeterThe Gas Meter element has the following runtime char

Heat MeterThis element represents a heat meter, which measures the temperature of steam inside a pipe.Figure 182: Heat MeterThe Heat Meter element has

Steam MeterThis element represents a steam meter, which measures steam consumption.Figure 183: Steam MeterThe Steam Meter element has the following ru

Water MeterThis element represents a water meter, which measures water consumption.Figure 184: Water MeterThe Water Meter element has the following ru

HVAC PipesThis Library category includes the following elements:•Blind Flange•Down-Left Elbow•Down-Right Elbow•Horizontal Pipe•Pipe Connector•Small Bl

Blind FlangeThis element represents a blind flange, which is used to close the end of a pipe.Figure 185: Blind FlangeThe Blind Flange element has the

Down-Left ElbowThis element represents a down-left elbow pipe (one end extends leftward and the other end extends downward).Figure 186: Down-Left Elbo

Down-Right ElbowThis element represents a down-right elbow pipe (one end extends rightward and the other end extends downward).Figure 187: Down-Right

Horizontal PipeThis element represents a horizontal pipe.Figure 188: Horizontal PipeThe Horizontal Pipe element has the following runtime characterist

Pipe ConnectorThis element represents a pipe connector.Figure 189: Pipe ConnectorThe Pipe Connector element has the following runtime characteristic:

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Small Blind FlangeThis element represents a small blind flange, which is used to close the end of a pipe.Figure 190: Small Blind FlangeThe Small Blind

Small Down-Left ElbowThis element represents a small down-left elbow pipe (one end extends leftward and the other end extends downward).Figure 191: Sm

Small Down-Right ElbowThis element represents a small down-right elbow pipe (one end extends rightward and the other end extendsdownward).Figure 192:

Small Horizontal PipeThis element represents a small horizontal pipe.Figure 193: Small Horizontal PipeThe Small Horizontal Pipe element has the follow

Small Pipe ConnectorThis element represents a small pipe connector.Figure 194: Small Pipe ConnectorThe Small Pipe Connector element has the following

Small Up-Left ElbowThis element represents a small up-left elbow pipe (one end extends leftward and the other end extends upward).Figure 195: Small Up

Small Up-Right ElbowThis element represents a small up-right elbow pipe (one end extends rightward and the other end extends upward).Figure 196: Small

Small Vertical PipeThis element represents a small vertical pipe.Figure 197: Small Vertical PipeThe Small Vertical Pipe element has the following runt

Up-Left ElbowThis element represents an up-left elbow pipe (one end extends leftward and the other end extends upward).Figure 198: Up-Left ElbowThe Up

Up-Right ElbowThis element represents an up-right elbow pipe (one end extends rightward and the other end extends upward).Figure 199: Up-Right ElbowTh

1. In the Summary function mode, do one of the following:• In the Standard Summary view, click a link in the Value column; this allows you to change t

Vertical PipeThis element represents a vertical pipe.Figure 200: Vertical PipeThe Vertical Pipe element has the following runtime characteristic: it a

HVAC Water PumpsThis Library category includes the following elements:•Booster Pump Set•Right Horizontal Pump•Vertical Motor Pump•Vertical Pump•Vertic

Booster Pump SetThis element represents a booster pump set, which pumps large volumes of water to and from pieces of equipmentsuch as chillers, boiler

Right Horizontal PumpThis element represents a right horizontal pump, which pumps large volumes of water to and from pieces of equipmentsuch as chille

Vertical Motor PumpThis element represents a vertical motor pump, which pumps large volumes of water to and from pieces of equipmentsuch as chillers,

Vertical PumpThis element represents a vertical pump, which pumps large volumes of water to and from pieces of equipment suchas chillers, boilers, hea

Vertical/Horizontal PumpThis element represents a vertical/horizontal pump, which pumps large volumes of water to and from pieces ofequipment such as

HVAC Water SensorsThis Library category includes the following elements:•Air Compressor•Alphasonic Level•Condensation Sensor•Deaerator•Differential Pr

Air CompressorThis element represents an air compressor, which compresses air for heavy duty use and stores air for future use.Figure 206: Air Compres

Alphasonic LevelThis element represents an alphasonic level sensor, which measures the rate of water flow inside a pipe.Figure 207: Alphasonic LevelTh

Figure 3: Selecting a Trend to Add to the Trend ModuleIf you want to open the Trend Module without adding or changing its content, click the Tools dro

Condensation SensorThis element represents a condensation sensor, which measures water condensation.Figure 208: Condensation SensorThe Condensation Se

DeaeratorThis element represents a deaerator, which removes air and other dissolved gases from the feedwater tosteam-generating boilers. This device r

Differential PressureThis element represents a differential pressure sensor, which measures the difference in water pressure betweentwo parts of a pip

Emergency Push ButtonThis element represents an emergency push button, which acts to immediately shut down equipment in the case ofan emergency.Figure

Flow OrificeThis element represents a flow orifice sensor, which measures the rate of water flow inside a pipe.Figure 212: Flow OrificeThe Flow Orific

Flow Paddle WheelThis element represents a flow paddle wheel sensor, which measures the rate of water flow inside a pipe.Figure 213: Flow Paddle Wheel

Flow SwitchThis element represents a flow switch, which monitors flow and sends a trip signal to another device, such as apump, to protect it.Figure 2

Flow UltrasonicThis element represents a flow ultrasonic sensor, which measures the rate of water flow inside a pipe.Figure 215: Flow UltrasonicThe Fl

Flow VenturiThis element represents a flow Venturi sensor, which measures the rate of water flow inside a pipe.Figure 216: Flow VenturiThe Flow Ventur

Horizontal Level SwitchThis element represents a horizontal level switch, which acts as a switch when a buoy rises to a certain level.Figure 217: Hori

Figure 4: Graphics+ Trend Module - Chart FunctionsTable 14: Descriptions of Trend Module Chart ComponentsDescriptionNameNumberPlots the trend data for

Pipe Heat TapeThis element represents pipe heat tape, which functions as an electric heating element that is taped around waterpipes to prevent them f

Pressure - SingleThis element represents a single-pressure sensor, which measures the water pressure inside a pipe.Figure 219: Pressure - SingleThe Pr

Temp Strap-onThis element represents a temperature strap-on sensor, which measures the temperature of water inside a pipe.Figure 220: Temp Strap-onThe

Ultrasonic LevelThis element represents an ultrasonic level sensor, which measures the level of water flow inside a tank.Figure 221: Ultrasonic LevelT

Vertical Level SwitchThis element represents a vertical level switch, which acts as a switch when a buoy rises to a certain level.Figure 222: Vertical

VesselThis element represents a vessel, which functions as a temporary storage tank for water.Figure 223: VesselThe Vessel element has the following r

Well TemperatureThis element represents a well temperature sensor, which measures the temperature of water inside a pipe.Figure 224: Well TemperatureT

HVAC Water ValvesThis Library category includes the following elements:•Check Valve•Hand Valve, 2-Way•Hand Valve, 3-Way•Large Valve, 2-Way Electric•La

Check ValveThis element represents a check valve, which works automatically to allow fluid (liquid or gas) to flow through it inonly one direction.Fig

Hand Valve, 2-WayThis element represents a two-way hand valve, which acts as a simple hand valve for controlling water flow.Figure 226: Hand Valve, 2-

Table 14: Descriptions of Trend Module Chart ComponentsDescriptionNameNumberIndicates the axis that is plotting the discrete states for objects curren

Hand Valve, 3-WayThis element represents a three-way hand valve, which acts as a simple hand valve for controlling water flow.Figure 227:The Hand Valv

Large Valve, 2-Way ElectricThis element represents a large, two-way electric valve, which opens or closes to control the flow of water.Figure 228: Lar

Large Valve, 2-Way PneumaticThis element represents a large, two-way pneumatic valve, which opens or closes to control the flow of water.Figure 229: L

Large Valve, 3-Way ElectricThis element represents a large, three-way electric valve, which allows water to come in from two directionssimultaneously,

Large Valve, 3-Way PneumaticThis element represents a large, three-way pneumatic valve, which allows water to come in from two directionssimultaneousl

Manual ValveThis element represents a manual valve, which opens or closes by manual turning of a large handle attached to theactuator.Figure 232: Manu

Small Valve, 2-Way ElectricThis element represents a small, two-way electric valve, which controls the flow of water. This device functions asa subcom

Small Valve, 2-Way PneumaticThis element represents a small, two-way pneumatic valve, which controls the flow of water. This device functionsas a subc

Small Valve, 3-Way ElectricThis element represents a small, three-way electric valve, which controls the flow of water. This device functions asa subc

Small Valve, 3-Way PneumaticThis element represents a small, three-way pneumatic valve, which controls the flow of water. The valve allowswater to com

Figure 5: Graphics+ Trend Module - Legend FunctionsTable 15: Descriptions of Trend Module Legend ComponentsDescriptionNameNumberResizes the space take

TapThis element represents a tap, which acts as a simple hand valve for releasing water from pipes prior to maintenance.Figure 237: TapThe Tap element

LightingThis Library category includes the following elements:•Day Sensor•Emergency Light Fixture•Light Switch•Lighting Fixture•Motion Sensor291Ready

Day SensorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a day sensor, which allows a lighting control systemto automatically dim li

Emergency Light FixtureThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents an emergency light fixture, which turns light onautomatically

Light SwitchThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a light switch, which turns a light on or off.Figure 240: Light SwitchThe

Lighting FixtureThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a lighting fixture, such as a common fluorescentlight fixture.Figure

Motion SensorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a motion sensor, which controls electric lighting inindoor spaces based

NetworkThis Library category includes the following elements:•ADS/X•AHU•DC (Digital Controller)•DT (Digital Terminal)•DX•FEC (Gen 1)•FEC (Gen 2)•FX•IU

ADS/XThis element represents an Application and Data Server (ADS) or Extended Application and Data Server (ADX).The ADS allows you to expand beyond th

AHUThis element represents an AHU, which is also referred to as an air handler controller.Figure 244: AHUThe AHU element has the following runtime cha

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Table 15: Descriptions of Trend Module Legend ComponentsDescriptionNameNumberSelects which objects currently appear in the chart. Click this box to hi

DC (Digital Controller)This element represents a Digital Controller (DC), which is used as a generic controller, not a Johnson Controlscontroller.Figu

DT (Digital Terminal)This element represents a Digital Terminal (DT), which provides a terminal interface to a controller or a network.Figure 246: DT

DXThis element represents an Extended Digital Controller (DX), which is used for multiple chiller or boiler plant controlapplications, for the HVAC pr

FEC (Gen 1)This element represents a first-generation Field Equipment Controller (FEC), which is a programmable digitalcontroller that communicates vi

FEC (Gen 2)This element represents a second-generation FEC, which is a programmable digital controller that communicatesvia the BACnet MSTP protocol.F

FXThis element represents a Facility Explorer (FX) unit, which is used to directly monitor and control HVAC equipment.Figure 250: FXThe FX element has

IUThis element represents an Interface Unit (IU), which converts a bus to wireless.Figure 251: IUThe IU element has no runtime characteristics.306Read

LDTThis element represents a local display terminal (LDT), which is a component that is placed inside the center of anMIG or an N30 body.Figure 252: L

MIGThis element represents a Metasys Integrator product that connects third-party devices to a Metasys BuildingAutomation System (BAS).Figure 253: MIG

MIG (Old)This element represents an older version of the Metasys Integrator product, which connects third-party devices toa Metasys BAS.Figure 254: MI

Figure 6: User Message: No Trend Data AvailableTrend Module LimitationsThe limitations of the Trend Module are as follows:• A maximum of 500 data poin

N2RThis element represents an N2R bus, which is a local network that links controllers and point interfaces to the NetworkAutomation Engine (NAE)/Netw

N30This element represents the N30 Supervisory Controller, which is designed for building management and systemcontrol in a wide variety of buildings.

NAE/NIE - 55 seriesThis element represents an NAE/Network Integration Engine (NIE), which enables IP connectivity and web-basedaccess to a Metasys BAS

NAE35/45/NCM45This element represents an NAE/Network Communication Module (NCM), which enables IP connectivity andweb-based access to a Metasys BAS. T

NCMThis element represents an NCM Supervisory Controller, which uses the Metasys N1 network to support the operationof a wide variety of building syst

NTThis element represents a Network Terminal (NT), which is a simple, portable, operator interface to the Metasyssystem. The NT provides data access f

ServerThis element represents a server-class computer, which is used to create a web connection to an automation system.Figure 261: ServerThe Server e

TC (Terminal Controller)This element represents a Terminal Controller (TC), which is an electronic device used for digital control of a pieceof equipm

TECThis element represents a Terminal Equipment Controller (TEC), which is a device that controls various pieces ofequipment such as fan coil units an

UNTThis element represents a Unitary (UNT), which is an electronic device for digital control of packaged air handlingunits, unit ventilators, fan coi

Error HandlingIf an error occurs while stored trend samples are retrieved (for example, the bound trend object does not exist or itssupervisory device

UPSThis element represents an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), which provides power to a controller orcomputer/server in the event of a power failu

VMA1400This element represents a VMA1400 Series configurable digital controller, which is used to control airflow in a VAVsystem.Figure 266: VMA1400Th

VMA1600This element represents a VMA1600 Series programmable digital controller, which is used to control airflow in aVAV system.Figure 267: VMA1600Th

VNDThis element represents a generic controller, not a Johnson Controls controller.Figure 268: VNDThe Vendor Device (VND) element has the following ru

XT/XTMThis element represents an Extension Module (XT) and an Expansion Module (XP), which provide additional inputand output capacity within Metasys

SecurityThis Library category includes the following elements:•Barrier•Barrier Alarm•Barrier Contact•Blind System Alarm•Card Reader•Computer•Door Cont

BarrierThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a barrier.Figure 270: BarrierThe Barrier element has the following runtime cha

Barrier AlarmThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a barrier alarm.Figure 271: Barrier AlarmThe Barrier Alarm element has t

Barrier ContactThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a barrier contact.Figure 272: Barrier ContactThe Barrier Contact eleme

Blind System AlarmThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a blind system alarm.Figure 273: Blind System AlarmThe Blind System

1. If you already have not done so, follow the steps in Viewing Details for a Specific Schedule to display the ScheduleDetails view.2. Click the Tempo

Card ReaderThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a card reader.Figure 274: Card ReaderThe Card Reader element has the follo

ComputerThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a computer used in a security system.Figure 275: ComputerThe Computer element

Door ContactThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a door contact.Figure 276: Door ContactThe Door Contact element has the f

Elevator AlarmThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents an elevator alarm.Figure 277: Elevator AlarmThe Elevator Alarm element

Emergency Call Disabled ToiletThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents an emergency call disabled toilet alarm.Figure 278: Eme

Intruder AlarmThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents an intruder alarm, which sends an alarm when thepresence of an intruder

Overhead Door ContactThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents an overhead door contact.Figure 280: Overhead Door ContactThe Ov

Pegasys ControllerThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a Pegasys® controller, which allows you to manageall the electronic

Repair SwitchThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a repair switch, which allows a maintenance personto indicate when equip

Swipe ReaderThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a swipe reader.Figure 283: Swipe ReaderThe Swipe Reader element has the f

1. If you already have not done so, follow the steps in Viewing Details for a Specific Schedule to display the ScheduleDetails view.2. Click the Tempo

TurnstileThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a turnstile, which counts the number of people whohave entered a space.Figur

Window ContactThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a window contact.Figure 285: Window ContactThe Window Contact element h

Terminal UnitsThis Library category includes the following elements:•Exhaust Box•Fin Tube•Room Control Module•VAV Device342Ready Access Portal Help: G

Exhaust BoxThis element represents an exhaust box, which controls airflow entering or leaving a space by the use of a damper.Figure 286: Exhaust BoxTh

Fin TubeThis element represents a fin tube, which is a baseboard heating unit that circulates hot water to add supplementaryheat to zones in a buildin

Room Control ModuleThis element, intended for use with Terminal Unit graphics, displays up to five items of interest (such as roomoccupancy and setpoi

VAV DeviceThis element represents a variable air volume device, which controls airflow into a space using fans, and heats orcools the air using electr

The Electric Coil binding has the following runtime characteristics. For each of the three electric heating coils, whenthe value of the Value binding

IndexAADS/X Element (Network)...298Advanced Value Box Element (Basic Symbols)...56AHU Element (Network)...

Differential Pressure Sensor Element (HVAC AirSensors)...138Differential Pressure Swi

Note: You can sort by a single column only.Note: If only the up arrow is white, the column is sorted in ascending order. If only the down arrow is whi

Heat Detector Element (Fire)...99Heat Exchanger Element (Floor Plan)...117Heat Meter Element (HV

Pressure Unit Element (HVAC Boilers)...173Printing...35Printing

Standard Summary View...13Tailored Summary View...14Viewing a Summary of Items

Well Temperature Element (HVAC WaterSensors)...276Wind Direction Element (HVAC Air Se

Forced logouts happen in the following circumstances:• If a session times out, the user is logged off and returned to the logon screen.• If the comput

Table 17: Ready Access Portal UI TroubleshootingSolutionProblemThis problem occurs when the Site Director is offline or notcommunicating over the netw

Table 17: Ready Access Portal UI TroubleshootingSolutionProblemThis message is a result of increased security in InternetExplorer version 7.To resolve

Table 17: Ready Access Portal UI TroubleshootingSolutionProblemThis behavior happens in the following circumstances:• The Metasys system Administrator

Ready Access Portal Help IntroductionWelcome to the Release 7.0 Ready Access Portal Help.Click one of the following task section links to get started.

Table 17: Ready Access Portal UI TroubleshootingSolutionProblemThe Back button does not log a user off of the system. If youuse the Back button to log

Table 17: Ready Access Portal UI TroubleshootingSolutionProblemTo change the time display in the Ready Access Portal:1. Open Notepad.2. On the File me

Graphics+ Runtime Help ReferenceThe Graphics+ Runtime Help Reference describes the operational characteristics of Graphics+ elements as displayedin th

Note: You must have the Microsoft Silverlight 5.0 (or higher) plug-in to view Graphics+ objects created by the GGT.If you do not have the Silverlight

The User Actions Panel lets you perform the following options for the bound Metasys item:• send a command• navigate to its Focus window• view its tren

Library Elements•Basic Symbols•Electrical•Fire•Floor Plan•HVAC Air Coils•HVAC Air Sensors•HVAC Boilers•HVAC Chillers•HVAC Cooling Towers•HVAC Dampers•

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsBarrier ContactBarrier AlarmBarrierBatteryBasic Value BoxBasic FanBlind System AlarmBlind FlangeBeam Detecto

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsDifferential Pressure SwitchDifferential Pressure SensorDifferential PressureDisconnectDiffuser - SquareDiff

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsFire DamperFin TubeFilterFlag Alarm IndicatorFire PanelFire DetectorFloor GroupFloorFlag Alarm SupplyFlow Pa

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsHand Valve, 3-WayHand Valve, 2-WayGeneric SumpHeat ExchangerHeat DetectorHeat Cool CrossoverHeating-Cooling

Tools:•Working in the Tools Function ModeDo you need general information on the Ready Access Portal user interface? Start at Ready Access Portal User

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsLinear GaugeLighting FixtureLight SwitchMIGMcQuay® ChillerManual ValveMurray® BoilerMotion SensorMIG (Old)NA

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsRain SignalRain Gauge SensorRadiatorRepair SwitchRemote Sump TowerRectifierRoof Vent UpRoof Vent DownReturn

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsSpeakerSmoke DetectorSmall Vertical PipeState SquareState CircleSpeaker with StrobeSteam HumidifierStatus Su

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsUp-Left ElbowUNTUltrasonic LevelUPSUPSUp-Right ElbowVAV - Single DuctVAV - Dual DuctUV FilterVertical Motor

Table 18: Library ElementsLibrary ElementsWindow ContactWind GaugeWind DirectionYork® ChillerXT/XTM54Ready Access Portal Help: Graphic Enterprise Libr

Basic SymbolsThis Library category includes the following elements:•Advanced Value Box•Basic Fan•Basic Value Box•Button•Image•Inline Command Box•Johns

Advanced Value BoxThis element represents an Advanced Value Box. It allows you to display information for one or two Metasys items(for example, zone t

Basic FanThis element represents a basic fan. The blades rotate when the fan is running and stop when the fan is off.Figure 14: Basic FanThe Basic Fan

Basic Value BoxThis element represents a Basic Value Box. Unlike other elements, it does not support commanding or navigating.Instead, it is used simp

ButtonThis element represents a Button. It allows you (with proper authorization) to navigate to a Metasys item, a URL, oran application.Figure 16: Bu

License Status IndicatorThe License Status indicator displays UNLICENSED if a piece of software on the Metasys® site is unlicensed. Theunlicensed piec

ImageThis element represents an Image. The Image element allows you to import an image and position it in the graphic.The image cannot exceed the allo

Inline Command BoxThis element represents an Inline Command Box. It provides an interface that allows you to display the value of aMetasys item and se

Johnson Controls LogoThis element represents the Johnson Controls® logo.Figure 19: Johnson Controls LogoThe Johnson Controls Logo element has no runti

Key Data ItemThis element represents a Key Data Item. It provides a visual representation of bound data, and it consists of a labeland an Inline Comma

Key Data ModuleThis element represents a Key Data Module. It provides a scrollable container for up to 50 key data items.Figure 21: Key Data ModuleThe

Linear GaugeThis element represents a linear gauge in a vertical or horizontal orientation. It allows you to display information fora Metasys item (fo

Semi-Circular GaugeThis element represents a semi-circular gauge in a horizontal orientation. It allows you to display information for aMetasys item (

State CircleThis element represents a circle. The circle’s color indicates the current state of a Metasys item (for example, lightson or off and equip

State SquareThis element represents a square. The square’s color indicates the current state of a Metasys item (for example,lights on or off or equipm

State TriangleThis element represents a triangle. The triangle’s color indicates the current state of a Metasys item (for example,lights on or off or

Note: Clicking the Back button does not log you out of the Ready Access Portal UI.See Logging Out.Name of Current UserThe name of the user currently l

SwitchThis element represents a two- or three-position switch for conveying the current state of the bound Metasys item,and lets you send a command to

ElectricalThis Library category includes the following elements:•Battery•Breaker•Breaker Earth Leakage•Connector (Small)•Contactor•Disconnect•Flag Ala

BatteryThis element represents a battery in an electrical drawing.Figure 28: BatteryThe Battery element has no Metasys bindings.72Ready Access Portal

BreakerThis element represents a circuit breaker in an electrical drawing.Figure 29: BreakerThe Breaker element has the following runtime characterist

Breaker Earth LeakageThis element represents an Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) in an electrical drawing.Figure 30: Breaker Earth LeakageThe Brea

Connector (Small)This element represents cabling and the distribution of electricity.Figure 31: Connector (Small)The Connector (Small) element has no

ContactorThis element represents a single contact or single-pole switch for motor control.Figure 32: ContactorThe Contactor element has the following

DisconnectThis element represents a disconnect switch.Figure 33: DisconnectThe Disconnect element has the following runtime characteristics:• The back

Flag Alarm IndicatorThis element represents a flag alarm indicator, which is used to indicate that there is a problem with a piece ofequipment at a cl

Flag Alarm SupplyThis element represents a flag alarm supply, which is used to indicate that there is an issue with the electricaldistribution at a cl

Table 2: Workspace Title Bar ButtonsDescriptionButton1House and ArrowSets the currently displayed view as the Dashboard. The Dashboard appears when yo

FuseThis element represents a fuse in an electrical drawing.Figure 36: FuseThe Fuse element has the following runtime characteristics:• The background

GeneratorThis element represents a generator in its three variations - electrical, diesel, or gas turbine.Figure 37: Generator - ElectricalFigure 38:

Generator Fuel SystemThis element represents a generator fuel system.Figure 40: Generator Fuel SystemThe Generator Fuel System element has the followi

Lamp Alarm IndicatorThis element represents a lamp alarm indicator, which is another method of indicating an alarm.Figure 41: Lamp Alarm IndicatorThe

RectifierThis element represents a rectifier in an electrical drawing.Figure 42: RectifierThe Rectifier element has no Metasys bindings.The Rectifier

SwitchThis element represents a switch in an electrical drawing.Figure 43: SwitchThe Switch element has the following runtime characteristics:• The ba

TransformerThis element represents a transformer in an electrical drawing.Figure 44: Transformer - Vertical OrientationFigure 45: Transformer - Horizo

UPSThis element represents an uninterruptible power supply (UPS).Figure 46: UPSThe UPS element has no Metasys bindings.The UPS element has no runtime

FireThis Library category includes the following elements:•Annunciator•Beam Detector•Combo Detector•Duct Detector•Fire Detector•Fire Panel•Flow Pressu

AnnunciatorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents an annunciator.Figure 47: AnnunciatorThe Annunciator element has the follo

For information on the system alert and status colors defined, refer to the Preferences section of the Metasys® SMPHelp (LIT-1201793).Function Mode Li

Beam DetectorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a beam detector.Figure 48: Beam DetectorThe Beam Detector element has th

Combo DetectorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a combo detector, which detects both smoke andcarbon monoxide (CO) gas

Duct DetectorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a duct detector, which detects smoke in an air ductsystem, thereby helpi

Fire DetectorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a fire detector, which detects fires and explosions.Figure 51: Fire Dete

Fire PanelThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a fire panel, which acts as the controlling componentof a fire alarm system

Flow PressureThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a flow pressure device, which acts as the sensingelement in a flow meter

Flow SwitchThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a flow switch, which monitors flow (for example, air,steam, or liquid) and

General AlarmThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a general alarm.Figure 55: General AlarmThe General Alarm element has th

General ContactThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a general contact.Figure 56: General ContactThe General Contact elemen

Heat DetectorThis element (depicted in its three available shapes) represents a heat detector, which responds to changes inambient temperature by trig