Programming Tool for WEB- C3036 / CIPer Model 30 Controller · HONEYWELL IPC PROGRAMMING TOOL 31-00206EFS 4 ABOUT HONEYWELL WEB-C3036 or CIPer MODEL 30 CONTROLLER CIPer Model 30 is

Programming Tool for WEB-

C3036 / CIPer Model 30

Controller

INSTALLATION and OPERATIONS GUIDE

Mar-2019

HONEYWELL IPC PROGRAMMING TOOL

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Table of Contents

ABOUT THIS GUIDE ................................................................................................................................................ 3

DOCUMENT CHANGE LOG ................................................................................................................................................ 3

OTHER RELATED DOCUMENTS .......................................................................................................................................... 3

ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 3

ABOUT HONEYWELL WEB-C3036 OR CIPER MODEL 30 CONTROLLER ..................................................................... 4

INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Prerequisites ......................................................................................................................................... 4

Software Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 4

License Requirements and Behaviors ................................................................................................... 5

CONNECTING CIPER MODEL 30 CONTROLLER TO COMPUTER ................................................................................................. 9

Connecting to Platform and Station ................................................................................................... 11

UPGRADING FROM NIAGARA 4.6 TO 4.7 VERSION ............................................................................................................. 21

Prerequisites ....................................................................................................................................... 21

Update OS and Niagara ....................................................................................................................... 21

Update Maintenance Image ............................................................................................................... 22

Update Factory Default Package ......................................................................................................... 23

Delete All .dist Files with Old Signature .............................................................................................. 24

Update to Latest SoM firmware version ............................................................................................. 24

Install Latest QNX Using .dist File ........................................................................................................ 24

Upgrade Baseboard Firmware to Latest Version Using .dist File ........................................................ 24

CONFIGURING RSTP ..................................................................................................................................................... 24


31-00206EFS | 3 | CIPer MODEL 30 INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS GUIDE

About This Guide

This document serves as an installation guide to install the Honeywell CIPer Model 30 controller. Released versions of the tool include a complete collection of technical information that is provided in both online help and PDF format. The information in this document includes prerequisites for installing the CIPer Model 30 controller and procedure like how to download and install the required software, to help Systems Integrators and Engineers use the CIPer Model 30 controller. To make the most of the information in this guide, readers should have some training or previous experience working with Honeywell WEBs controllers, as well as Niagara 4 or Niagara AX software.

Document Change Log Revision Date Change Description

0 October 25, 2018 Initial Draft

1 October 31, 2018 Added prerequisites

3 February 26, 2019 Updated as per inputs received in information gathering

Other Related Documents • 31-00183-02 (Installation Instructions)

• 31-00236EFS (Data Sheet)

• 31-00207EFS (IPC Software Tool Hardening Guide)

• 31-001XX—01 (CIPer System Engineering User Guide)

• Niagara 4 Installation Guide

Abbreviations Abbreviation Full Form Abbreviation Full Form

CIPer IP Controller HDD Hard Disk Drive

GHz Gigahertz

GB Gigabytes

RAM Random Access Memory


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ABOUT HONEYWELL WEB-C3036 or CIPer MODEL 30 CONTROLLER

CIPer Model 30 is a unitary IP edge controller (interchangeably called IPC or ipc) designed by Honeywell.

The controller device series is WEB-C3036. It is designed for Variable Air Volume (VAV), unitary and plant applications. You can use the CIPer Model 30 controller for aggregating the real-time information—alarms, trends, and history. In future, the controller will also be able to further integrate the aggregated information to the Sentience Cloud for value-added data analytics.

Installation The installation section provides the details on the installation process and all the required files needed for using CIPer Model 30 programming tool.

Prerequisites

To be able to install the CIPer Model 30 programming tool on your laptop or computer system, you should fulfill the following prerequisites list.

• Valid CIPer Model 30 programming tool license with ‘IPVAV’ and ‘globalCapacity’ features. Even though there is no point limit on the IPVAV, the point limit which is less is taken into the consideration. The ‘globalCapacity’ point limit is 50, so 50 is considered as a point limit.

• Niagara WEBs N4 4.7 installed and running on your machine with following files

o ipcMigrator-wb.jar

o ipcBaseDriver-rt.jar

o ipcCommBus-rt.jar

o ipcCommBus-wb.jar

o ipcProgrammingTool-rt.jar

o docIPCProgrammingTool-doc.jar

o honeywellSylkDevice-rt.jar

o honeywellSylkDevice-ux.jar

o docHoneywellSylkDevice-doc.jar

o honeywellFunctionBlocks-rt.jar

o honeywellFunctionBlocks-ux.jar

o honeywellFunctionBlocks-wb.jar

o docHoneywellFunctionBlocks-doc.jar

Software Requirements

The Installer program supports “Professional” and “Enterprise“ level operating systems (OS) as shown in the following table. The installer also supports installation on Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2.

Supported Operating Systems

Table 1: Supported Operating Systems

Operating Systems Niagara 4.7

Windows 7 (32-bit) Yes



Operating Systems Niagara 4.7


Windows 8.1 (64-bit) Yes


For a detailed matrix of supported operating systems, refer to the Niagara-Central Knowledge Article-Supported Operating Systems And Relational Database Servers For Niagara Installations.

Note:

To install Niagara on a Windows host, you must be logged in to Windows as a user with administrator privileges.

Supported Web Browsers

In the UserService folder under Station >Config > Services in the Nav tree, the Default Web Profile must be Default Wb Web Profile. This is useful when you need to access and control the CIPer 30 controller remotely. The default value for Default Web Profile is HTML5 Hx Profile, which is not supported.

Note:

• CIPer Model 30 programming tool supports all modern browsers, but support is limited only to few views. When you do not have workbench access, use Web Start to get the complete access to all the views.

• All the latest versions of web browsers have disabled support for NPAPI, which prevents the Java Wb Applet from running in Niagara 4. You can use another browser that supports the plugin, or use the HTML5 HxProfile.

• User gets reported with a Communication error during baseboard firmware upgrade, if a station is in running state. The workaround is to proceed with downloading the baseboard firmware after a station is stopped and wait for 2 minutes.

License Requirements and Behaviors

Following is the list of licensing requirements for CIPer Model 30 programming tool.

• If the CIPer Model 30 programming tool is not licensed, any of the components in the tool does not function.

• You need to have CIPer Model 30 programming tool license with ‘IPVAV’ and ‘globalCapacity’ features. Even though there is no point limit on the IPVAV, the point limit which is less is taken into the consideration. The ‘globalCapacity’ point limit is 50, so 50 is considered as a point limit.

• The Software Maintenance Agreement (SMA) is valid for the life of the CIPer Model 30 programming tool.

Getting License Files

1. Check the Niagara license server to see if you have the license. If there is no license for the host ID generated, the installation window displays the information on ordering the license from Tridium.

2. Copy the host ID and request the Niagara N4 Honeywell Webs license for the copied host ID.

3. Follow any of the following method to get the license files:

When you receive the Webs license or certificate files, you can either:

• Start Niagara and let the application automatically fetch the license files from the Niagara license server.

Or

Manually copy the license files into the Niagara license folder.

Note:


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If Niagara application does not find the license files or cannot connect to the Niagara license server, you must copy the appropriate files into the license folder. When you receive the license file from Tridium, it is in a compressed file and you need to extract that file.

After extracting the compressed file, you should have the following two licenses and two certificates under license and certificate folders respectively.

• Honeywell.license-‘IPVAV’ and ‘globalCapacity’ features should be present

• Webs.license

• Honeywell.certificate

• Tridium.certificate

To manually copy and paste the license files:

1. Copy the Honeywell.license and Webs.license files from the extracted folder.

2. Navigate to the Niagara license folder (for example, C:\Honeywell\WEBsStation).

3. Paste the Honeywell.license and Webs.license into the licenses folder.

4. Copy the Honeywell.certificate file from the extracted folder and paste it into the certificates folder (for example, C:\Honeywell\WEBsStation). The certificates folder should already contain the Tridium.certificate file.

Installing Honeywell Tool files

To install the Honeywell tool files:

1. Navigate to the folder that you downloaded the latest released version of the Honeywell tool .jar files from the Honeywell Buildings Forum website.

2. Copy the following files and paste into the modules folder (for example, C:\Honeywell\WEBsStation).

• ipcMigrator-wb.jar

• ipcBaseDriver-rt.jar

• ipcCommBus-rt.jar

• ipcCommBus-wb.jar

• ipcProgrammingTool-rt.jar

• docIPCProgrammingTool-doc.jar

• honeywellSylkDevice-rt.jar

• honeywellSylkDevice-ux.jar

• docHoneywellSylkDevice-doc.jar

• honeywellFunctionBlocks-rt.jar

• honeywellFunctionBlocks-ux.jar

• honeywellFunctionBlocks-wb.jar

• docHoneywellFunctionBlocks-doc.jar

Starting Up Niagara N4

To start Niagara N4:

1. Run the shortcut of the Niagara application on your desktop as an administrator user, if you have the Niagara shortcut on the desktop.

Or

Navigate to the Niagara bin folder (for example, C:\Honeywell\WEBsStation) and run the wb application as an administrator user, if you do not have the Niagara shortcut on the desktop.

https://buildingsforum.honeywell.com/



2. Perform the following steps if you have more than one version of Niagara installed on your computer to make sure the right Niagara daemon is running.

a. Right-click the console in the Niagara bin folder and click Run as Administrator. The Administrator: Niagara Command Line window is displayed.

b. Run the command: plat installdaemon and press the Enter key. The daemon is installed and started.

c. Enter wb and press the Enter key to start the Niagara workbench after successful installation and starting up the daemon.

Figure 1: Administrator: Niagara Command Line

On successful execution of the wb command the Niagara WEBStation N4 home screen is displayed as shown in the figure Niagara WEBStation N4 Home.

Or

a. Click Start or Windows icon or press Windows button on the keyboard, and navigate to the required version Niagara application.

b. Expand the options.

Figure 2: WEBStation-N4 Menu

c. Click Install Platform Daemon.


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Figure 3: Install Platform Daemon Window

d. Repeat the steps a and b and click WEBStation-N4 Workbench after the Install Platform Daemon window displays the successful installation of the platform daemon. The Niagara workbench is launched.

Figure 4: Niagara WEBStation N4 Home



Connecting CIPer Model 30 Controller to Computer Once you are ready with downloading and installing the required modules in your system, you can start connecting the controller to the system. As shown in the following figure, connect the wires to the controller.

Figure 5: CIPer Model 30 Controller with Ethernet Cable, Power Cables, and Serial Port

Where, the numbers in the red mark mean:

1: Power Cables

2: Ethernet Cable

2: Serial Communication Cable

Following are the side views of the CIPer Model 30 controller.


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Figure 6: Side View of CIPer Model 30 (1)

Where, the numbers in the red mark mean:

1 to 4: Ethernet Ports

5: Serial Communication Port



Figure 7: Side View of CIPer Model 30 (2)

Along with the CIPer Model 30 controller, you receive the default IP address, and username and password for platform as well as station.

• Default IP address: 192.168.1.160

• Default username: honeywell

• Default password: webs

• Default station username: admin

• Default station password: Honeywell1

• Passphrase: Honeywell1

Connecting to Platform and Station

When you connect the CIPer Model 30 controller to your system for the first time, you can connect to the platform and station with default credentials provided. After first login in the controller forces you to change the default credentials.

To connect to the platform and station using Niagara workbench:

1. Start the Niagara workbench.

2. Connect to the CIPer Model 30 programming tool platform with default platform credentials and the default IP address.


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Figure 8: Connect to Default Platform

3. Verify the certificate details displayed during the connection establishment, and click Accept to continue. The Authentication Window is displayed.

Figure 9: Detected Public Key Change Dialog



4. Enter the default platform credentials in the Authentication window, and click OK to continue. The Change Platform Defaults Wizard is displayed.

Figure 10: Authentication Window for Platform

5. Click Next to follow the instructions in the Change Platform Defaults Wizard.

Figure 11: Change Platform Defaults Wizard

The Change Platform Defaults Wizard also lets you configure the system passphrase, create a new platform account, and remove the default platform account.

6. Enter and confirm the new passphrase for the default platform, click Next.


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Figure 12: Change Platform Defaults Wizard-Changing Default Platform Passphrase

7. Enter a new username, password and confirm password for the new platform to be created, and then click Next to continue.

Figure 13: Change Platform Defaults Wizard-Creating New Platform



8. Click Finish to complete the addition of new platform. The Platform screen is displayed.

Figure 14: Change Platform Defaults Wizard-Adding New Platform

9. Open the Application Director by double-clicking the Application Director option on the Platform screen, or expand Platform and double-click Application Director in the Nav tree. The default station is present.

Figure 15: Application Director Screen with Default Station


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10. Start the default station by clicking Start in the right side of the screen. Here the Auto-Start option is disabled because of security reason, and you can start the default station as and when required.

11. Double-click the default station after successful starting the station.

12. Verify the certificate details displayed during the connection establishment, and click Accept to continue.

The Authentication Window is displayed.

Figure 16: Detected Public Key Change

13. Enter the default station credentials in the Authentication window, and then click OK to continue. The Reset Password window is displayed.



Figure 17: Authentication Window for Station

14. Enter and confirm the password for the new station to be created, and click OK to continue.

Figure 18: Reset Password Window

Now you are connected to the platform and station.

Communication Mode

There are two ways to connect the CIPer Model 30 controller to your system.

• TCP/IP (Ethernet) Communication

• Serial Communication

TCP/IP (Ethernet) Communication

To set up the IP address and connect the CIPer controller to your computer, after receiving the controller from the factory:

1. Connect one Ethernet cable from the CIPer Model 30 controller to the computer.


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2. Open Network Connections under Control Panel and double-click Ethernet to set up the IP address for computer.

3. Connect to the platform with default IP address and the credentials.

4. To verify if the connection is successfully established, open the Run application on your computer, and type ‘ping <default ip address of the CIPer 30 controller> -t’, and CIPer 30 controller pings from the computer as shown in the following illustration.

Figure 19: Successful Connection Between CIPer 30 Controller and Computer

5. Connect to the platform, and navigate to the TCP/IP Configuration option under Platform.

6. Double-click TCP/IP Configuration.

7. Modify the required details like default IP address.

8. Click Save to save the changes.

Serial Communication

For serial communication, you can use software like Tera Term or PuTTY. With the help of serial communication, you can perform following:

• Reset to factory defaults



• Use serial communication in case you forget the IP address you have configured for the CIPer 30 controller

• Connect to the CIPer 30 controller with the host name instead of IP address which you have configured

To connect the CIPer Model 30 controller using serial console:

1. Establish the connection using serial communication.

Figure 20: Serial Connection Using Tera Term (1)


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The default speed of the CIPer Model 30 controller is 115200.

2. Enter the login credentials for platform.



3. Save the changes.

Upgrading from Niagara 4.6 to 4.7 Version

Prerequisites

1. Checkout the dist files from the Honeywell Buildings Forum folder to the computer.

2. If you have never performed the SOM firmware update using 4.7 workbench on the same computer before, this step can be skipped.

If you have performed SOM firmware update using 4.7 workbench on the same computer before, you need to delete the previous .dist files manually for the key change.

• Navigate to the folder ‘/C:/Niagara/Niagara-4.7.109.20/sw/’ and delete all the .dist files, containing the word ‘honeywell’ in the name as shown in the following illustration.

Figure 23: .dist Files inside sw folder

Update OS and Niagara

1. Copy the three .dist files under the folder ‘step1_update_os_nre’ and paste into the {Workbench User Home}\sw\inbox, and restart the workbench.

2. Open the Niagara 4.7 workbench and connect to the CIPer 30 platform, and double-click the Distribution File Installer.

3. Choose the directory ‘/C:/Niagara/Niagara-4.7.109.20/sw/4.7.109.20.3’ as shown in the following illustration.



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Figure 24: Change Directory Window

4. Double-click the nre-config-honeywell-IPC.dist file to install.

5. Reconnect to the platform after installation is completed and CIPer rebooted.

6. Check if the QNX version is 0.7.13 and Niagara Runtime version is 4.7.109.20 on the platform administration page.

Update Maintenance Image

1. Connect to the CIPer platform and double-click Distribution File Installer. Choose directory where the folder ‘step2_update_maint’ exists on the computer as shown in the following illustration.



Figure 25: Selecting step2_update_maint Folder

2. Double-click the honeywell-IPCMAINT.dist file and install it. Wait until the file updates and CIPer reboots.

Update Factory Default Package

1. Connect to the CIPer platform and double-click Distribution File Installer. Choose the directory, where the folder ‘step3_update_factory’ exists on the computer as shown in the following illustration.

Figure 26: Selecting step3_update_factory Folder

2. Double-click the honeywell-IPCFACTORY.dist file and install it. Wait until the file updates and CIPer reboots.


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Delete All .dist Files with Old Signature

1. Delete all the .dist files with old signature.

2. Navigate to the folder ‘/C:/Niagara/Niagara-4.7.109.20/sw/’ and delete all .dist files, containing the word ‘honeywell’ in the name, because these .dist file are signed with old key, and are for the transition use. This is to prevent the key conflict in future.

Update to Latest SoM firmware version

If newer N 4.7 SoM firmware is delivered and you want to update using .dist file:

1. Copy the .dist files into {Workbench User Home}\sw\inbox, and restart the workbench.

2. Navigate to the Niagara 4.7 workbench, connect to the CIPer 30 platform, and double-click Distribution File Installer.

3. Choose directory ‘/C:/Niagara/Niagara-4.7.109.20/sw/#TargetVersion’, while #TargetVersion stands for the version number of the new release.

4. Double-click the nre-config-honeywell-IPC.dist file and install it. After the installation is completed, reconnect to the CIPer, and check if the version is updated as expected.

Install Latest QNX Using .dist File

1. Download the .dist files from the Honeywell Buildings Forum.

2. Naviagte to the folder ‘/C:/Niagara/Niagara-4.7.109.20/sw/’ and delete all .dist files, containing the word ‘honeywell’ in the name (in case if you have any).

3. Create a folder with name ‘4.7.109.20.7’ under ‘/C:/Niagara/Niagara-4.7.109.20/sw/’, and copy the new .dist files.

4. Restart the workbench.

After upgrading to the latest QNX, you should have QNX version as ‘0.7.13’ on the CIPer Platform Administration.

Figure 27: Operating System and Niagara Runtime Details

Upgrade Baseboard Firmware to Latest Version Using .dist File

1. Download the .dist files from the Honeywell Buildings Forum.

2. Copy the installed files to any location on your computer and install using Distribution File Installer. This operation takes approximately 8-10 minutes.

Note:

Without upgrading BETA units to Niagara 4.7 (QNX 0.7.13), the baseboard firmware upgrade does not work.

Configuring RSTP It is a network protocol which facilitates with a loop-free topology for Ethernet networks. You can configure the properties of RSTP using workbench and serial communication mode. To know more about RSTP, see Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) section in the CIPer System Engineering Guide.

To configure RSTP:

1. Open the serial communication software you are using. For example, Tera Term.





2. Enter the credentials.

Figure 28: Configuring RSTP (1)

3. Enter 7 to configure the RSTP settings.


4. Enter Y to enable RSTP. The list of priority bridge values is displayed.


5. Enter the letter for the new bridge priority value form the list of available values. The list of port priority is displayed.


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6. Enter the new port priority value for the ports 0, 1, 2, and 3 from the list of available values.


7. Enter the values for Hello Time, Forward Delay Time, and Maximum Aging Time from the range given for each.




8. Enter Y to save the changes or n if you do not want to save the changes.