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EasyView 5
MONITORING AND CONTROL PANEL
FOR THE MASTERBUS NETWORK
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USER’S AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
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Table of Contents
1 Product description .................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Specifications ...................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Parts ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Connections ........................................................................................................................ 6
1.4 Accessories ........................................................................................................................ 7
2 Safety......................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 Safety instructions ............................................................................................................... 8
2.2 Liability ................................................................................................................................ 8
2.3 Warranty ............................................................................................................................. 8
2.4 Correct disposal of this product ........................................................................................... 8
2.5 Identification label ............................................................................................................... 8
3 MasterBus .................................................................................................................................. 9
3.1 About MasterBus ................................................................................................................ 9
3.2 Event based commands...................................................................................................... 9
3.3 How to set up a MasterBus network .................................................................................... 9
4 Installation instructions ............................................................................................................. 11
4.1 Panel mounting ................................................................................................................. 11
4.2 Clamp mounting ................................................................................................................ 12
4.3 Aux power supply .............................................................................................................. 13
4.3.1 Aux power connector ................................................................................................. 13
4.3.2 Wire size ................................ ................................ ................................ .................... 13
4.3.3 Fuse ........................................................................................................................... 13
5 Operation ................................................................................................................................. 14
5.1 General ............................................................................................................................. 14
5.2 Home Button ................................................................................................ ..................... 14
5.2.1 Switching on and off................................................................................................... 14
5.2.2 Locking ...................................................................................................................... 14
5.2.3 Home ......................................................................................................................... 14
5.3 Dashboard and navigation ................................................................................................ 14
5.4 Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 15
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6 Monitoring and configuration ................................................................................................ .... 16
6.1 Favorite pages ................................................................................................ .................. 16
6.1.1 Adding widgets to favorite pages ............................................................................... 16
6.1.2 Widget order .............................................................................................................. 18
6.1.3 Removing widget(s) ................................................................................................... 19
6.2 System .............................................................................................................................. 19
6.3 Device page ...................................................................................................................... 20
6.4 Alarms............................................................................................................................... 21
6.5 EasyView 5 monitoring settings ........................................................................................ 22
6.6 EasyView 5 configuration settings ..................................................................................... 22
6.7 EasyView 5 events ............................................................................................................ 23
6.7.1 Event source .............................................................................................................. 23
6.7.2 Event target ............................................................................................................... 24
6.8 Event data ......................................................................................................................... 25
6.9 Configuring other devices ................................................................................................. 25
6.10 Digital switches .............................................................................................................. 25
7 Updates ................................................................................................................................... 26
8 Additional information............................................................................................................... 27
8.1 MasterAdjust software ...................................................................................................... 27
8.2 Ordering information ......................................................................................................... 27
9 Trouble shooting ...................................................................................................................... 28
10 Dimensions........................................................................................................................... 31
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1 Product description
The Mastervolt EasyView 5 is a 4.3” touch display that allows the user to monitor, configure and
operate all connected devices in a MasterBus network.
1.1 Specifications
Specifications
Model
EasyView 5
Product code
77010310
Weight
0.36kg
0.79lbs
Dimensions
113 x 127 x 43 mm
4.4 x 5.0 x 1.7 in
Display size
109 mm
4.3 inch
Display languages
EN/NL/DE/ES/IT/
FR/FI/SV/NO/DA
IP degree
IP65 front
IP23 back
Power supply
MasterBus /
12V/24V input
Power consumption
Sleep mode
~ 0.9W
Normal mode
~ 1.6W
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1.2 Parts
Parts
1
Front cover*
2
Display panel
3
Top cover
4
Seal**
5
Wall box
6
Bottom cover
* Always use the front cover when the EasyView 5 display needs to be protected from damage or
sunlight.
** Always use the seal when the EasyView 5 display needs to be protected from water, moist and
dust.
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1.3 Connections
Connections
1
MasterBus port 1
2
MasterBus port 2
3
USB device port
4
Power input 12/24 V
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1.4 Accessories
Accessories
1
Mastervolt EasyView 5
2
MasterBus cable (6 meter / 20ft)
3
MasterBus terminator
4
12/24 V connector
5
Mounting screw (4 pcs) 4x30mm PH2
6
Mounting screw (4 pcs) 4x14mm PH2
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2 Safety
2.1 Safety instructions
WARNING!
Read the safety instructions before connecting and using the EasyView 5.
• Use the EasyView 5 following the instructions and specifications stated in this manual.
• Only use the EasyView 5 in a technical correct condition.
• Do not connect the EasyView 5 to any other network than the MasterBus network.
• Do not work on an electrical system if it is still connected to a current source. Only allow
changes in your electrical system to be carried out by qualified electricians.
2.2 Liability
Mastervolt cannot be held liable for:
• Consequential damage resulting from the use of the EasyView 5.
• Possible errors in the included manual and the consequences of these.
• Inappropriate usage that is inconsistent with the purpose of the product.
2.3 Warranty
Mastervolt assures a two year warranty on the EasyView 5 after purchase, on the condition that the
product is installed and used according to the instructions in this manual.
Installation or use not according to these instructions may result in under performance, damage or
failure of the product and may void this warranty. The warranty is limited to the cost of repair and/or
replacement of the product. Costs for labour or shipping are not covered by this warranty.
2.4 Correct disposal of this product
(Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
This product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and
components, which can be recycled and reused. When this crossed-out wheeled bin
symbol is attached to a product, it means the product is covered by the European
Directive 2012/19/EU.
Please be informed about the local separate collection system for electrical and electronic products.
Please act according to your local rules and do not dispose of your old products with your normal
household waste. The correct disposal of your old product will help prevent potential negative
consequences to the environment and human health.
2.5 Identification label
The identification label (see figure 1) is
located at the back side of the EasyView
5. Important technical information
required for service and maintenance can
be derived from the identification label.
Never remove the identification label!
Warranty void when label is removed!
Figure 1: Identification label
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3 MasterBus
3.1 About MasterBus
All devices that are compatible with MasterBus are marked with the MasterBus symbol.
MasterBus is a CAN based, fully decentralized data network for communication between Mastervolt
devices. MasterBus is used as power management system for all connected equipment, such as the
inverter, battery charger, generator and many more.
Every device that is compatible with MasterBus is equipped with two data ports. The devices are
simply chained together, forming a local data network. Monitoring panels such as the EasyView 5
can be used for monitoring and control of all connected MasterBus equipment.
CAUTION: Never connect a non-MasterBus device to the MasterBus network directly!
This will void warranty of all MasterBus devices connected.
3.2 Event based commands
With MasterBus a device can be programmed to initiate an action at another connected device. This
is done by means of event based commands.
3.3 How to set up a MasterBus network
Connections between the devices are made
by standard straight MasterBus cables.
Mastervolt can supply these cables. These
(CAT5) cables are also commonly available at
computer supply stores.
Up to 63 MasterBus devices can be
connected together.
MasterBus needs a terminating device on both
ends of the network.
The electric power for the network comes from
the connected devices.
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At least one device in the network should have
powering capabilities (see specifications).
The EasyView 5 does have powering
capabilities, if the auxiliary supply is
connected to the battery.
Do not make ring networks.
Do not make T-connections in the network.
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4 Installation instructions
The EasyView 5 offers three mounting options:
Panel mounting onto the wall box - see section 4.1
Flush mounting in an 82 x 113 mm hole - see separate instruction sheet with saw template
Clamp mounting in a hole > 82 x 113 mm - see section 4.2
4.1 Panel mounting
PH2
3mm
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4.2 Clamp mounting
In case the mounting screws of the EasyView 5 have no grip, for instance when the EasyView 5 is
installed as a refit and the dimensions of the mounting hole are too big, the wall box can also be
used as a mounting clamp. Position the wall box at the back side of the installation panel, and use
the supplied screws to fasten the display onto the wall box. The display will be clamped onto the
panel. Depending on the thickness of the installation panel, use either the supplied 4x14mm or
4x30mm screws.
Remove this part if
cables are hindered
PH2
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4.3 Aux power supply
The EasyView 5 can be powered from the MasterBus network. There must be MasterBus powering
devices available to provide sufficient power to the network. If there is no MasterBus powering
device or the available power is not sufficient, the EasyView 5 must be connected to a 12/24V
battery via the supplied connector (see section 1.4).
4.3.1 Aux power connector
Connect the positive wire to the left
terminal, the negative wire to the right
terminal of the connector.
Use a 3mm flat blade
screw driver to tighten
the screw of the
connector.
4.3.2 Wire size
Use appropriate wire size to connect the
aux power supply to the battery.
Wire diameter Ø
Min.
1 mm (18AWG)
Max.
2.5 mm (13AWG)
4.3.3 Fuse
Insert a 1A fuse in the positive battery
line.
Insert a 1A fuse in the positive battery line.
Be sure to connect the battery to the EasyView 5 correctly! It is not protected against
reverse polarity!
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5 Operation
5.1 General
The Mastervolt EasyView 5 is a central monitoring and control panel for devices that are connected
to the MasterBus network. It shows status information of your electrical system by means of a touch
screen.
5.2 Home Button
5.2.1 Switching on and off
Press the Home Button shortly to switch on the EasyView 5. After a short time the first screen is
shown for device selection, this screen is called the Dashboard. Pressing the Home Button again for
more than 5 seconds results in switching off the EasyView 5.
5.2.2 Locking
Pressing the Home Button for more than two seconds when the EasyView 5 is switched on, results
in locking the panel. In this mode the panel will not react on pressing the screen. The “locked”
symbol is shown in the upper left corner.
Unlocking is accomplished by pressing the
Home Button for more than two seconds again.
5.2.3 Home
Pressing the button shortly when the EasyView 5 is switched on, returns you to the Home screen.
The Home screen is the first favorite page on the Dashboard.
5.3 Dashboard and navigation
The dashboard consists of one or more favorite pages, showing an overview of user picked settings
and values of connected devices on the MasterBus network. See section 6.1 for more details.
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Navigate to another page by swiping or by tapping the left or right bottom of the screen. The bullets
on the bottom of the dashboard show how many favorite pages there are, and which favorite page is
currently being shown.
On the top bar of the screen the following buttons can be shown:
Alarm button
Opens the list of active alerts. The button is only present when an alert is active.
Edit button
Opens the Edit page where you can add and edit widgets on the Dashboard.
EasyView 5 settings button
Open the EasyView 5 Device page
System button
Opens the System page, displaying a list of all connected devices.
USB button
Opens the USB update page. The button is only present when an USB flash drive is
detected.
Add widget
Add widget(s) to the favorite page(s)
Back
Back one page
5.4 Maintenance
If you need to clean the touch screen without controlling functions, use the lock function as
described in chapter 5.2.2.
Clean touch screen with a soft cloth. Do NOT use acids or scourers!
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6 Monitoring and configuration
6.1 Favorite pages
Favorite pages showing widgets containing system information or controls can be configured to be
shown on the dashboard.
6.1.1 Adding widgets to favorite pages
Tap the Edit button, to start configuring your
favorite page(s).
After tapping the Edit button, you enter the Edit
page. To go back to the dashboard, tap the
back arrow. Tap the plus button to add
widget(s) to the favorite page.
Select device in the System page. When no
other devices are connected to the EasyView 5,
only the EasyView 5 is shown in the System
page.
The Device page of the EasyView 5 is shown as
example in the following screenshots. Other
devices have similar pages and widgets.
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The Device page shows which items can be
added on the favorite page.
Select item(s), and tap confirm button to confirm
the selection. 1 to a maximum of 6 items can be
selected per favorite page. When 6 items are
selected, selection of more items is
automatically blocked.
In total 6 favorite pages can be configured.
Upon return to the Edit page, the selected items
appear as widgets.
An empty bullet is shown at the bottom of the
Edit page. Navigate to this page by either
swiping to the right or tapping the area right of
the empty bullet, to create a new empty favorite
page.
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Optionally the device name of the item shown
on the widget can be customized. Tap on the
device name to open the Custom name page.
After changing the name, tap confirm.
When the favorite page(s) are configured, tap
the back arrow and you will return to the
dashboard, now showing the favorite page(s)
with widget(s).
6.1.2 Widget order
The order in which the widgets are selected, is also the order in which they appear on the favorite
page. See figure below.
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6.1.3 Removing widget(s)
To remove a widget from a favorite page; tap
the Edit button to go to the Edit page.
Tap the red cross shown in the right upper
corner of the widget to remove it.
6.2 System
Tap the system browsing button to navigate to
the System page.
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The System screen displays a list of all
connected devices in alphabetical order. Select
a device to navigate to its Device page. Devices
from the list with an active alarm are
accompanied by an alarm symbol.
6.3 Device page
From the System screen (section 6.2), tap on a
device to go to the Device page. Each device
has its own Device page.
The Device page shows the current
state of the selected device. The
displayed values and switches depend
on the device.
Press ‘i’ for Device information.
To enable configuration, see section
6.6.
Device information
Shows a summary of device information and
history.
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6.4 Alarms
An Alarm popup is displayed when a connected
device generates an alarm. Tap ‘Log’ to
navigate directly to the device page or ‘Snooze’
to snooze the alarm. If the alarm persists, the
popup is shown every 9 minutes.
The buzzer can also be target in the MasterBus
events. See also section 6.7.
This means the buzzer can sound even if you
switched it off in the configuration.
In case an alarm is present in the system, the
Alarm button will be shown in the upper left
corner of the Dashboard.
Tap the Alarm button from the Dashboard to
open the list with active alerts from all
connected devices.
Tap the device you want to inspect.
The alarm page of the selected device is
shown. The selected box indicates the current
alarm(s).
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6.5 EasyView 5 monitoring settings
If you select the EasyView 5 from the System screen you will find the settings listed below. The
settings are stored in the internal memory of the selected device. Therefore, switching off the
EasyView 5 will not influence the settings.
Item
Meaning
Default
Range
General
Language
Displayed language of the EasyView 5
This display enables changing the language of
all connected MasterBus devices in one go.
English
See specifications
Configuration
Enter code to unlock the configuration menu.
Switches
Switch X
Configurable switch on the EasyView 5
-
X = 1 to 6
Power save
Backlight time
Time the display backlight stays illuminated
since the last button was touched.
2 minutes
Off, 2, 5,10 minutes,
always on
Auto off
Time after which the EasyView 5 will be
switched off since the last button touch.
1 day
1 day, 2 days,
always on
Backlight
Percentage of illuminance
50%
0-100%, in 10%
steps
Widgets
Page duration
Time each favorite page is shown, when
slideshow of favorite pages is activated.
15 seconds
Off, 15, 20, 30, 40,
50, 60 seconds
Slide show
Slideshow of favorite pages
Off
On, Off
6.6 EasyView 5 configuration settings
To change settings of the EasyView 5 display, enable configuration by entering the code 1991. The
EasyView 5 configuration menu is used for read out and adjustment of settings.
Item
Meaning
Default
Range
General
System name
Name of the system, the EasyView 5 is
installed on.
System
name
Maximum 16
characters
Device name
Name of this device. This name will be
recognized by all connected devices.
DIS
EasyView 5
DIS+Maximum 12
characters
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Switch X
Switches to use for event configuration.
Renaming the switches after their application
is recommended. X ranges 1 – 6.
Switch X
Maximum 16
characters
Devices in list
Devices to show in the device list. At Selection
five selection boxes appear to choose a
MasterBus device connected.
Excluded means, you can select all devices
except a maximum of five excluded devices.
Selection, All,
Excluded
Alarm sound
Sound of the buzzer when an alarm is
generated. When activated it repeatedly
sounds for 10 seconds, 10 seconds off.
The buzzer can also be target in the
MasterBus events. See also section 6.7.
This means the buzzer can sound even if you
switched it off in the configuration.
On
On, Off
Auto Lock
after
Time after which to lock the panel.
Off
Off, 2, 5, 10 minutes
Alarm
To only show alarms of selected devices,
select selection.
All
All, selection
6.7 EasyView 5 events
Shown are the events to configure on the EasyView 5. The EasyView 5 can be both configured as
an event source and an event target.
6.7.1 Event source
The EasyView 5 can be configured as an event source; an event source can be used to initiate an
event command and an event action by another device that is connected to the MasterBus.
An example of an event where the EasyView 5 is the event source can be that a light can be
switched Off when the Easy is switched On, the event source is then State.
Item
Meaning
Default
Range
Event X
Source
Choose an event to serve as Event X
Disabled means no event has been
configured. The EasyView 5 features 6
Switches to serve as event sources. These
switches can be named after their application.
Disabled
Disabled,
Switch 1 - 6,
Backlight change,
State
Event X
Target
Selection of the MasterBus connected device
to take action due to Event X
Choose…
System dependent
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Event X
Command
Event-based command
Action to be taken by the Event X target.
Choose…
System dependent
Event X Data
Event 1 data controls the Event X command,
see section 6.8 for explanation.
Off
Off, On, Copy, Copy
Invert, Toggle
6.7.2 Event target
The EasyView 5 can be configured as an event target by other devices on the MasterBus network.
When the display is configured as an event target by another device, this device can initiate an
event command and an event action to be performed by the EasyView 5.
An example might be that the buzzer of the EasyView 5 is switched on when there is a battery prelow warning by a MLi battery. The event source is battery pre-low, the event target is the EasyView
5, the event command is Buzzer and event data Copy.
Item
Meaning
Default
Range
Event X
Source
Choose an event to serve as Event X
Disabled means no event has been
configured.
Choose…
System dependent
Event X
Target
Selection of the MasterBus connected device
to take action due to Event X
Choose…
System dependent
Event X
Command
Event-based command
Action to be taken by the Event X target.
Disabled
Disabled,
Feedback 1-6,
Lock,
State,
Buzzer,
Event X Data
Event 1 data controls the Event X command,
see section 6.8 for explanation.
Off
Off, On, Copy, Copy
Invert, Toggle
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6.8 Event data
The figure on the right shows an example of Input
(pulses) and Output (data) to explain the Event
Data. On changes the status to On at the first
signal. Off changes the status to Off at the first
signal. Copy lets the status follow the input. Copy
Invert lets the status follow the opposite of the
input. Copy is used for dimming too by holding the
pulse switch pressed for a longer time. Toggle
changes the status at the first signal and back at
the second signal. It is used in combination with a
pulse switch.
Event Data
6.9 Configuring other devices
Monitoring and configuring other devices is possible by selecting a device in the EasyView 5 device
list, see section 6.2. Refer to the user’s manual of the connected device for an overview of all
available settings. Settings are stored in the memory of the selected device. This means that
switching off or disconnecting of the EasyView 5 will not affect the settings of the connected
devices. See section 6.6 to enable configuration of all connected devices.
6.10 Digital switches
The EasyView 5 features 6 digital switches. Their function is based on event configuration of other
devices. The switches, named Switch 1 to 6, can be renamed after their application.
The switches can be configured to show feedback information from the device that is being
controlled by the configured event. In this other device, the feedback event needs to be configured
to show feedback on the EasyView 5. See section 6.7.
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7 Updates
Software updates can be uploaded to the EasyView 5 by either MasterAdjust software (see section
8.1) or by USB flash drive. Other devices which are connected to the MasterBus network can only
be updated using MasterAdjust software.
To upload firmware to the EasyView 5 by USB, insert a USB flash drive in the USB port at the back
of the device. After inserting the USB flash drive, restart the display (see 5.2.1). The USB flash drive
is now detected, and a USB flash drive button appears on the dashboard.
After the EasyView 5 has been switched off and
on, the USB button is being shown in the left
upper corner of the screen.
Tap the USB button to go to the USB page.
During the loading of the firmware the button
‘Update software from USB’ is grey.
Once the firmware is ready to be installed, the
button changes color to white. Now tap the
button and the display will show bootloading.
This will take approximately 30-60 seconds*,
depending on the size of the update.
After the upgrade the display will switch on
automatically.
Do not disconnect or switch off the EasyView 5 while updating!
* Updating via MasterAdjust takes approximately 15 minutes.
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8 Additional information
8.1 MasterAdjust software
For system configuration settings, you need the MasterAdjust or System Panel software. To use
MasterAdjust, you need a MasterBus-USB interface for communication between your PC and the
MasterBus. See ordering information. See the user manual of the MasterBus-USB interface for
detailed information.
Mastervolt MasterAdjust software is available as free to download software on the Mastervolt
website (www.mastervolt.com). Features:
System configuration: to adjust the
entire MasterBus network and all
connected devices in accordance
with your personal preferences,
including programming of Event-
based commands (see section 6.7);
System Monitor: complete actual
overview of your entire electrical
installation;
System logger: data logging
instrument to retrieve historical data
of your electrical installation.
8.2 Ordering information
Part number
Description
77040000
MasterBus terminating device*
77040020
MasterBus cable, 0,2m
77040050
MasterBus cable, 0,5m
77040100
MasterBus cable, 1,0m
77040300
MasterBus cable, 3,0m
77040600
MasterBus cable, 6,0m*
77041000
MasterBus cable, 10m
77041500
MasterBus cable, 15m
77042500
MasterBus cable, 25m
77050100
100m / 330ft MasterBus cable (UTP cable)
77050200
50 pcs. modular jacks
77050000
Complete set to assemble MasterBus cables. Delivery includes: 100 meter UTP cable, 50
pcs. modular jacks and crimping tool
77030100
MasterBus-USB interface, required as interface between your PC and the MasterBus
when using MasterAdjust software.
* These parts are standard included with the delivery of the EasyView 5
Masterbus – USB interface
Standard USB cable
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9 Trouble shooting
Contact your local Mastervolt Service Centre if you cannot correct a problem with the aid of the
trouble shoot table below. See www.mastervolt.com for an extended list of Mastervolt Service
Centres.
Failure
Possible cause
What to do
No display function.
Display is switched off.
Press button shortly.
Error in the wiring.
Check the MasterBus cables.
In case the EasyView 5 is
connected only to MasterBus,
no powering device available.
The EasyView 5 can be powered by the
network. This means that at least one
device in the network should have
powering capabilities (see section 3.3).
Connect the aux supply of the EasyView
5, section 4.3.
Display shows
ALARM.
A MasterBus device connected
indicates an alarm situation.
Check the alarm source shown on the
display and press LOG to stop the alarm
or SNOOZE to let the alarm repeat every
9 minutes.
Backlight suddenly
changes colour from
white to red.
An alarm situation triggers the
backlight to turn red. See also
section 6.4.
Check the alarm source shown on the
display and press LOG to stop the alarm
or SNOOZE to let the alarm repeat every
9 minutes.
Back light does not
switch on after
touching the screen.
Back light has been set to
switch off.
Check EasyView 5 Configuration.
See section 6.5
Back light does not
switch off.
Back light settings wrong.
Back light settings need to be changed.
Check EasyView 5 settings.
See section 6.5
No backlight.
Backlight switches off after
default 2 minutes.
Tap on the screen or Home button or refer
to section 6.5 to adjust the settings of the
backlight.
Slow or no
communication.
Error in the MasterBus wiring.
Check the MasterBus cables.
No terminating device placed
at the ends of the network.
MasterBus needs a terminating device on
both ends of the network.
Check if connected (see section 3.2).
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Failure
Possible cause
What to do
MasterBus network is
configured as a ring network.
Ring networks are not allowed. Check the
connections of the network (see section
3.3).
T-connections in the
MasterBus network.
Check if T-connections are made in the
network. T-connections are not allowed
(see section 3.3).
Touch screen does not
react.
Lock has been activated.
Press Home button long to unlock
keyboard, see section 5.2.
Functions are
controlled without
intention while touch
screen is cleaned.
A touch screen reacts at every
touch.
Press Home button long to lock keyboard,
see section 5.2.
Clean touch screen with a soft cloth. Do
NOT use acids or scourers!
Press button long again to unlock
keyboard.
One of the connected
devices cannot be
found.
Settings error: maximum
number of devices is 63.
If you want to monitor more than 63
devices, you need to have a second
EasyView 5 panel.
The display is in “Selection”
mode with another device
selected.
Change the setting to “All devices”.
Error in the wiring.
Check the MasterBus cables.
Device not suitable for
MasterBus or it is excluded in
the “Excluded” mode.
Check whether the device is suitable for
MasterBus. Maybe the MasterBus cable is
connected to a non-MasterBus connector.
The EasyView 5 is
switched off after
some time.
The EasyView 5 is set up to
switch off automatically, when
no button is touched for 1 day.
See section 6.5 for settings (Auto off).
The device name is
not correct.
Device name has not yet been
set.
Adjust device name, see section 6.4.
Wrong language is
displayed.
Wrong setting of the language
at the EasyView 5.
See section 6.5 for adjustment of the
language.
Wrong setting of the language
at one of the connected
devices.
Each separate connected device can have
its own language setting. See user’s
manual of the connected devices.
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Failure
Possible cause
What to do
Wrong system name is
displayed.
Wrong setting of the system
name at the EasyView 5.
See section 6.6 for setting “Name
system”.
You don’t have the
slightest idea where in
the menu structure you
have ended up.
You just discovered some
unexpected screens.
Tap the Home button, this always takes
you back to the home screen
Widget shows Device
offline
A device is not communicating,
or has been removed from the
MasterBus network.
Check the connections of the network
(see section 3.2).
If the device has been removed from the
network, go to edit mode and remove the
widget.
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10 Dimensions
135
117
132
127
113
Front cover
Front
70
97
Ø 3(4x)
43
Case partly removed to
show mounting hole details.
40
7
9,5
2
Front, mounting holes
Side, with wall box
Side, without wall box
90
8
Ø
6
Ø 10
60
82
113
Back, with wall box
Back, without wall box
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