Honeywell EXCEL CARE 5000 Installation Manual
Honeywell
Excel CARE
INSTALLATION GUIDE
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HONEYWELL EXCEL 5000 OPEN SYSTEM
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Excel CARE
V 10.07.00
INSTALLATION GUIDE
Software License Advisory This document supports software that is proprietary to Honeywell Inc. and/or to third
party software vendors. Before software delivery, the end user must execute a
software license agreement that governs software use. Software license
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CONTENTS
APPLICABLE LITERATURE .............................................................................................. 7
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................ 7
INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................. 8
USB DRIVER INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS 7 .......................................................................................... 10
EXCEL WEB Controller ........................................................................... 10
EXCEL WEB II Controller ........................................................................ 10
USB DRIVER INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS 8 .......................................................................................... 15
FALCON Controller ................................................................................. 15
EAGLE Controller .................................................................................... 16
USB DRIVER INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS 10 ........................................................................................ 20
MAINTENANCE OF CARE .............................................................................................................................. 21
LICENSING ....................................................................................................................... 22
CUSTOMIZE WINDOWS DEFAULT REGIONAL AND LANGUAGE SETTINGS ............ 23
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APPLICABLE LITERATURE
Form No. Title
74-5587 (US) Excel CARE User Guide
EN2B-0182 (Europe)
74-3556 (US) Excel Live CARE User Guide
EN2B-0183 (Europe) Instructions for using Live CARE software to access controller files on-line and
simulate operation
74-5577 (US) Excel CARE Control Icons User Guide
EN2B-0184 (Europe) Descriptions and application examples of control icons used in the CARE control
strategy
EN2B-162 RACL Editor User Guide
Graphical Editor for creation oft strategy logic programs for Excel 800/500
controllers.
74-3594 (US) ASPECD Editor User Guide
EN2B-185 (Europe) Provides functions to modify the user interface for Excel Operator Terminals
EN2B-0289GE51 EXCEL W EB User Guide
Comprehensive description of the EXCEL WEB BACnet controller function
EN2B-0092 Excel 50/100/500/600/800 Software Description
Fundamentals of the Excel 5000 system
EN2B-1031GE02 Excel OpenLink Point Server User & Installation Guide
EN3B-1007 Excel OpenLink Point Server Flyer
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Hardware Requirements
• Minimum Pentium PC 133 MHz (333 MHz highly recommended).
• Graphic board and monitor, which support at least 1024 x 768 pixel
(1024 x 768 recommended)
• Minimum 32 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)
• Minimum* 100 free space on PC disk drive (200 MB recommended)
Printers supported by MS-Winword (HP LaserJet recommended)
* Check for free space while in Windows. When Windows is running, it can use
large pieces of disk space, for example, for a temporary swap file. If you check
while in DOS, you may think you have enough memory, but you will have less
after you start Windows. For software localization and creation of local language
installations, a minimum of 100 MB free disk space is required.
Software Requirements
• Microsoft
®
Windows 7, -8
For Enhanced Printout: Office 2007 and 2010 for Windows 7, Office 2007, 2010
and 365 for Windows 8
• For localization of the software components: Visual Localize 2.01.01 or higher.
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INSTALLATION
Windows 7 and 8 Administrator Privileges
If CARE 10.07.00 is installed on a Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC, the CARE user
must have administrator privileges. If the CARE user has set up the PC on which
CARE will be installed, administrator privileges are automatically assigned to the
user by default. If the CARE user has not set up the PC, the administrator must
provide administrator privileges to the user or must install CARE on the user´s PC.
IMPORTANT
CARE can only be run as non-administrator if it has been installed in any
of the fore-mentioned ways.
The following CARE components cannot be installed under Windows 64Bit Versions:
- LiveCARE
- ASPECD Editor
- RACL Editor
Windows 8 .NET
When installing CARE the first time, you must be connected to the internet to
ensure proper installation of .NET.
LNS
With Windows 8 you cannot support LNS. Hence, all functions based on LNS, e.g.
database synchronization and plugins, will not work. Normal LON engineering
within CARE is fully supported.
Several Licenses of It is only possible to install one Version of CARE 10.07.00 on the same PC.
CARE 10.07.00 on Same PC?
Different CARE Versions When installing CARE 10.07.00 into a CARE folder where a previous CARE version
on Same PC is installed, all files of the previous CARE installation will be deleted. If you want to
keep an old CARE version running on the same PC additionally to CARE 10.07.00,
you should install CARE 10.07.00 into a different folder.
In case of installation of CARE 1.3.X and CARE 10.07.00 on the same PC, CARE
10.07.00 should not be installed into the "CARE"-subdirectory because this is the
directory automatically used by the CARE 1.3.X setup procedure. Choose a
different name, e.g. C:\CAR10.07.00 instead.
In case the element library of an already installed CARE version is different from the
element library of CARE 10.07.00, run an element library backup in your legacy
CARE version. This is required only for CARE 1.4.1 and higher. The element library
backup could then be merged in the new CARE version via the
“Database/Import/Element Library” command as soon as the new CARE version is
installed.
Installation Path The DOS path is restricted to 17 characters. This limit can easily be reached when
selecting an installation directory consisting of several folder levels of which each
level is relatively long. To use long paths to be displayed in the Windows Explorer
without exceeding the DOS restriction it is recommended to use no subfolders. The
folder name can then be as long as desired:
Example:
C:\CARE100_LICENSE_FOR_MR_KLEIN_ßTEST_30062012
The length of the DOS path affects also the function of the CAREDB.TAF file which
CARE uses for its database functions. Your PC may already have an older version
of this file that is in use by other RAIMA-type applications. To ensure that CARE
finds the correct CAREDB.TAF file, the DOS path to the CARE installation directory
should be less than 17 characters.
CentraLine Software and CARE It is possible to run CARE and ARENA, and COACH on the same PC at the same
time.
General Procedure 1. Start Windows software, if not already operating.
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2. Insert the protection plug containing the valid CARE license.
3. Check the amount of free disk space that is available on the drive where you
want to install CARE.
IMPORTANT
If a CARE directory already exists, first back up the CARE database and
Element Library, then copy your specific PIC and XFM files and the default
files from the PCBSTD folder to a save location.
4. Download the CARE installation files from http://tools.ge51.honeywell.de.
5. Extract the .ZIP. file to a folder on a local PC drive.
IMPORTANT
CARE must not be installed from a network drive because the Repair and
Modify functions will not be available.
6. For Windows 7 and 8, right-click the SETUP.EXE program and then click Run
as administrator.
RESULT: The Welcome dialog box displays.
7. Click Next > to continue.
RESULT: A dialog box with the license agreement displays.
8. Read the license agreement carefully. Then click Yes
RESULT: The Choose Destination Location dialog box displays.
9. Keep default destination folder or click Browse button and choose another
folder where you want CARE to be installed.
NOTES: The DOS path is restricted to 17 characters. This limit can easily be
reached when selecting a destination location consisting of several
folder levels of which each level is relatively long. To use long paths to
be displayed in the Windows Explorer without exceeding the DOS
restriction it is recommended to use no subfolders. The folder name
can then be as long as desired:
Example:
C:\CARE902_LICENSE_FOR_MR_KLEIN_ßTEST_30062011
10. Click Next >.
RESULT: The Select Components dialog box displays.
11. Select the CARE components you want to be installed.
NOTES: To use ASPECD Editor and/or RACL Editor, an additional license has
to be ordered.
DIN Element library installs a CARE database without elements, but
with DIN pic files and one heating, cooling and air-conditioning
element library.
12. Click Next > to continue.
RESULT: The Select Program folder dialog box displays.
13. Edit program folder name, if desired, or confirm by clicking Next >.
14. The Start Copying Files dialog box is displayed showing all selected
components.
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15. Click Next > to continue.
RESULT: Setup installs the selected components. Setup also creates a copy
of the existing CARE.INI file in the Windows and WINNT directory,
respectively.
After all files have been copied, the InstallShield Wizard Complete
dialog box is displayed
16. Click Finish to close the setup.
USB Driver Installation for Windows 7
NOTE: This chapter refers to different target audiences, CentraLine and
Honeywell. In the functional descriptions and screenshots, the CentraLine
product names EXCEL WEB and EXCEL WEB II are shown and used,
whereas in the CARE software, the CentraLine product names are
replaced with the selectable Honeywell product names of the EXCEL WEB
and EXCEL WEB II.
EXCEL WEB Controller
NOTE: The access to the EXCEL WEB controller via USB from a Windows 7 PC
does not need a driver installation for the D-Link DUB E100 USB adapter.
A driver installation is only necessary if you would add a further USB
network card to your PC using the D-Link DUB E100 USB adapter. If so,
download the corresponding driver from the manufacturer´s home page
and install the driver via standard procedure for Windows 7 drivers.
The EXCEL WEB controller will be connected to the CARE PC as shown in the
following figure.
EXCEL WEB II Controller
For connecting the EXCEL WEB II controller to the CARE PC you need an USB
cable of type A Male to type B Male (Type B standard).
The EXCEL WEB II controller will be connected to the CARE Windows 7 PC as
shown in the following figure.
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Driver Variants Depending on the firmware version there are different ways to install the USB
driver.
1. On most PC the update is done automatically with the Windows update
function.
2. Or you can use the driver delivered with CARE (procedure starts with step 7).
3. For firmware 4.00.00 or higher you can use the Microsoft driver from your
Windows 7 installation (procedure starts with step 17).
Procedure 1. Insert the A Male connector of the USB cable into an USB interface jack of the
PC and insert the B Male connector into the controller´s USB device interface
jack.
RESULT: The Found New Hardware Wizard is enabled in the Windows Task
Line.
2. In the Windows Task Line, double-click the icon.
RESULT: The Driver Software Installation message box displays.
3. If no RNDIS/Ethernet Gadget driver was found as indicated by the message ´X
No driver found`, click Change setting… button.
RESULT: The Device Installation Settings dialog box displays.
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4. Select No, let me choose what to do, and then select Install driver software
from Windows Update if it is not found on my computer.
5. Click Save Changes button.
RESULT: Software tries to install the RNDIS/Ethernet Gadget driver. If the
driver is successfully installed, it can be seen in the following
locations within Windows (see figures below):
In Control Panel \ Hardware and Sound \ Devices and Printers
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In Control Panel \ Network and Internet \ Network Connections
In Control Panel \ Device Manager \ Network Adapters
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6. If the driver has still not been successfully installed, do the following:
7. Right-click on the driver in the Network adapters folder in the Device
Manager, and then click Update Driver Software.
8. Click Browse my computer for driver software
9. Click Let me Pick from a list of device drivers on my computer.
10. Click Have Disk…
11. Click Browse… and navigate to the folder
<drive:>\CARE\drivers.
12. Depending on your Windows operating system type (32 bit or 64 bit), select the
RNDIS USB driver (32Bit) or the RNDIS USB driver (64Bit) file, and then click
Open.
13. Click OK.
14. Select Linux USB Ethernet/RNDIS Gadget, and then click Next>.
15. If a warning message displays, click Continue Anyway.
RESULT: Windows will install the driver.
16. Click Close
17. Check the successful installation of the driver as described in step 5.
18. If this still does not work, use the driver shipped with Windows.
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