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Mcquay International User Manual UM 1187 Group: Controls PN: 300040523 Date: September 2000 MicroTech® Monitor 2.01 For Windows 95/98™ User Manual © 2013 Daikin Applied Daikin Page ii CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................V What You Need to Run The Monitor Program...................................................... vi Hardware ................................................................................................................. vi Software .................................................................................................................. vi About The Monitor Documentation ....................................................................... vii Components............................................................................................................ vii PART 1 .......................................................... GETTING STARTED 1 Chapter 1 - Preparing Your Computer System....................................................... 2 Setting Up Hardware................................................................................................ 2 Making Backup Copies ............................................................................................ 2 Installing Software ................................................................................................... 3 Chapter 2 - Learning the Basics................................................................................ 7 Starting Monitor ....................................................................................................... 7 Logging In................................................................................................................ 9 Communications....................................................................................................... 9 On-Line Help.......................................................................................................... 10 Chapter 3 - Monitor Overview................................................................................ 11 Monitor Application Window ................................................................................ 11 Monitor Dialog Boxes............................................................................................ 14 Conventions............................................................................................................ 16 Navigation through Monitor................................................................................... 20 PART 2 .............................................. WORKING WITH MONITOR 23 Menu Structure ........................................................................................................ 24 Chapter 4 - File and Screen Menus......................................................................... 25 Exit ......................................................................................................................... 25 Monitor Unit........................................................................................................... 25 Monitor Group........................................................................................................ 28 Previous Unit F5 / Next Unit F6 .................................................................. 33 Copy Ctrl +C ...................................................................................................... 33 Print ........................................................................................................................ 34 Show Main Screen ................................................................................................. 35 Chapter 5 - Comm Menu......................................................................................... 36 Connect................................................................................................................... 36 Disconnect.............................................................................................................. 38 Network Diagnostics .............................................................................................. 39 Chapter 6 - DataLog Menu ..................................................................................... 42 Trend Logging........................................................................................................ 42 Setup Trends........................................................................................................... 42 View Trends ........................................................................................................... 45 Setup Graphs .......................................................................................................... 46 Daikin Page iii Graph Trends.......................................................................................................... 47 Copy DDE Link ..................................................................................................... 47 View Alarms........................................................................................................... 48 Setup Alarms/Events .............................................................................................. 49 Chapter 7 - Support Menu ...................................................................................... 51 Read/Write ............................................................................................................. 51 Download ............................................................................................................... 54 Show Data File....................................................................................................... 60 Network Passwords................................................................................................ 60 User Passwords ...................................................................................................... 62 Log-out................................................................................................................... 64 Set Controller Clock............................................................................................... 64 General Setup ......................................................................................................... 65 Chapter 8 - Window Menu...................................................................................... 69 Cascade................................................................................................................... 69 Tile Horizontal/Tile Vertical .................................................................................. 69 Arrange Icons ......................................................................................................... 69 Open Windows....................................................................................................... 70 Chapter 9 - Help Menu ............................................................................................ 71 Help on MicroTech Monitor .................................................................................. 71 Help on Application #x .......................................................................................... 72 Help on YOURJOB................................................................................................ 72 About MicroTech Monitor ..................................................................................... 74 APPENDIX................................................................................... 76 Appendix A ............................................................................................................... 77 Communications Errors.......................................................................................... 77 Appendix B................................................................................................................ 80 Alarm/Event Reporting .......................................................................................... 80 Appendix C ............................................................................................................... 83 Network Architecture and Addressing ................................................................... 83 Appendix D ............................................................................................................... 84 DDE Links.............................................................................................................. 84 Daikin Page iv Introduction What You Need to Run The Monitor Program...................................................... vi Hardware ................................................................................................................. vi Software .................................................................................................................. vi About The Monitor Documentation ....................................................................... vii Components............................................................................................................ vii Daikin Page v What You Need to Run The Monitor Program Hardware The MicroTech Monitor for Windows (or Monitor for short) application operates on a personal computer with the appropriate associated hardware. Guidelines for the hardware required to operate the Monitor software application include the following (minimum requirements): • Pentium Processor • 16 MB RAM •
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