Mitsubishi Electronics TG-2000A User Manual

Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Network System Integrated centralized control software TG-2000A Operation Manual (Site adjustment)

Contents

Please read this manual before using the unit.

Please keep this manual for future use.

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1. Safety Precautions............................................. 1

2. System Requirements ....................................... 3

3. System Configuration ........................................ 11

4. Flow of Site Adjustment..................................... 12

5. Installation.......................................................... 16

6. Part Names and Functions ................................ 37

7. Initial Startup and Shutdown .............................. 46

8. System Setting Procedure................................. 48

8.1 System Setting Screen ............................. 48

8.2 System Setting Procedure........................ 49

8.3 User Set-up............................................... 50

8.4 Site Name Set-up ..................................... 61

8.5 Password Set-up .......................................61

8.6 AG-150A/G-50A Connection Set-up......... 62

8.7 System Configuration Set-up .................... 63

8.8 Set-up DIDO, AI and PI controller.................. 71

8.9 PLC for general equipment set-up ............ 75

8.10 IC I/O Signal Set-up.................................. 80

8.11 Monitoring Screen Set-up ......................... 83

8.12 Watt Hour Meter Set-Up (For RS-485) ..... 92

8.13 Measurement Meter Set-up (For PLC) ..... 93

8.14 Energy Monitoring Set-up......................... 96

8.15 Charge Set-up (For RS-485)....................103

8.16 Charge Set-up (For PLC, PI controller

and without WHM connection)................. 105

8.17 Energy Saving/peak Cut Set-up............... 112

8.18 Night Mode Set-up...................................120

8.19 Auto Change Over Set-up .......................121

8.20 Time Set-up .............................................124

8.21 Monitoring and Changing the Meter

9. Charge Data Correction and Remedy................127

10. Error Code List...................................................153

11. Setting Check List ............................................ 158

Present Value .......................................... 126

9.1 Result of Air-conditioning Charge

Calculation................................................127

9.2 Maintenance of Charge Data ....................129

9.3 Operation Amount Data Monitoring ..........134

9.4 Charge Parameter Output ........................136

9.5 Charging Remedy..................................... 137

9.6 Remedial Apportioning of Charges ........... 148

9.7 Maintenance of Charge Comparison Data When G-50A and WHM/Measurement

Meter Fail or Are Replaced.......................151

ppendix 1 : Checking the Windows Service Pack

Version and Memory Size…………...194

ppendix 2 : Auto Log-in Confirmation Method......202

ppendix 3 : Correcting the Power Apportioning

Bill When AG-150A/G-50A Fails

or Is Replaced................................... 204

ppendix 4 : Shortening the Charging Test Run....206

ppendix 5 : Backing Up the System Setting Data 209

ppendix 6 : Upgrading the Functions ................... 211

ppendix 7 : Expanding the System ......................214

ppendix 8 : Charging Setting for A and K Control

and LOSSNAY Units......................... 217

2008 - Oct. (Ver. 5.1*/5.5*)

1. Safety Precautions.............................................................. 1

2. System Requirements ........................................................3

2.1 Requirements (system recommendations) ................ 3

2.2 Compatible Units ....................................................... 4

2.3 Restrictions................................................................ 5

2.4 Other Devices.......................................................... 10

3. System Configuration .......................................................11

3.1 System Configuration Example................................ 11

3.2 Hardware Connection Diagram................................ 11

4. Flow of Site Adjustment.................................................... 12

4.1 Flow of Site Adjustment........................................... 12

4.2 Tools for Site Adjustment......................................... 13

4.3 Step 1: Test operation from central controller

AG-150A/G-50A....................................................... 13

4.4 Step 2: Connecting and installing the PLC............... 13

4.5 Step 3: Initial setting of integrated centralized

control software TG-2000A...................................... 14

4.6 Step 4: Test operation from integrated centralized

control software TG-2000A...................................... 15

5. Installation.........................................................................16

5.1 Pre-installation Steps ............................................... 16

5.1.1 Checking the AG-150A version and

the G-50A version.......................................... 16

5.1.2 Preparing for TG-2000A setup.......................18

5.2 TG-2000A Setup(TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later) ......... 19

5.2.1 Setup ............................................................. 21

5.2.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup)......... 22

5.2.3 Upgrading the TG-2000A version.................. 24

5.2.4 TG-2000A Uninstall ........................................26

5.2.5 Adding files to the ignore list on the

anti-virus software ........................................... 28

5.3 TG-2000A Setup(TG-2000A Ver.5.1*) ..................... 29

5.3.1 Setup ............................................................. 29

5.3.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup)......... 30

5.3.3 Upgrading the TG-2000A version.................. 33

5.3.4 TG-2000A Uninstall ........................................35

5.3.5 Adding files to the ignore list on the

anti-virus software ........................................... 36

6. Part Names and Functions ............................................... 37

6.1 Window Elements.................................................... 37

6.2 Basic Mouse Operation ........................................... 38

6.3 Accessing Functions and Moving between

Windows .................................................................. 38

7. Initial Startup and Shutdown ............................................. 46

7.1 Before startup .......................................................... 46

7.2 Startup ..................................................................... 46

7.3 Shutdown................................................................. 47

8. System Setting Procedure................................................ 48

8.1 System Setting Screen ............................................ 48

8.2 System Setting Procedure....................................... 49

8.3 User Set-up.............................................................. 50

8.3.1 General Operation......................................... 51

8.3.2 Reliability Function ........................................52

8.3.3 Connection Setting ........................................ 53

8.3.4 Energy Saving/Peak Cut and IC I/O

Signal/Interlocked Control Setting ................. 54

8.3.5 Energy Monitoring Related............................ 54

8.3.6 Transmission of Automatic Output File

by email .......................................................... 57

8.3.7 Setting the Warning Sound............................. 58

8.3. 8 Trend Setting .............................................................. 59

8.4 Site Name Set-up ....................................................61

8.5 Password Set-up ..................................................... 61

8.6 AG-150A/G-50A Connection Set-up ........................ 62

8.6.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............62

8.6.2 Number of AG-150A/G-50A

set-up (Step 1)...............................................62

8.6.3 IP address of AG-150A/G-50A

set-up (Step 2)...............................................62

8.7 System Configuration Set-up....................................63

8.7. 1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions......................63

8.7.2 AG-150A/G-50A data collection (Step 1).........63

8.7.3 Unit composition set-up (Step 2).....................64

8.7.4 Set-up of refrigerant system (Step 3)...............68

8.7.5 Set-up of group (Step 4) ................................ 69

8.7.6 Interlocked setting (Step 5) .........................................71

8.8 Set-up DIDO, AI and PI controller.................................72

8.8.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............72

8.8.2 DIDO controller (general equipment)

set-up (Step 1)...............................................72

8.8.3 AI controller Set-up(Step 2) ...........................73

8.8.4 PI controller (Meter) Set-up(Step 3) ............... 74

8.9 PLC for general equipment set-up ...........................75

8.9.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............75

8.9.2 Number of PLC unit set-up (Step 1)...............75

8.9.3 PLC set-up and initial setting (Step 2)............76

8.9.4 Function setting (Step 3)................................77

8.9.5 Advanced setting (air conditioner status

monitor setting) (Step 4) ................................ 77

8.9.6 Advanced setting (Peak cut function

setting) (Step 5) .............................................77

8.9.7 General equipment setting (Step 6)............... 78

8.10 IC I/O Signal Set-up ................................................. 80

8.10.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............80

8.10.2 General Equipment Set-up (Step 1)...............81

8.11 Monitoring Screen Set-up ........................................83

8.11.1 Configuration Procedure and Restrictions ..... 83

8.11.2 Set-up of model name (Step 1)......................83

8.11.3 Set-up of the number of floors, and

floor name (for sub screen) (Step 2).............. 84

8.11.4 Creation of a sub screen plane view

(Step 3)..........................................................85

8.11.5 Set-up of the number of floors, and

floor name (Step 4)........................................86

8.11.6 Creation of a plan view (Step 5).....................86

8.11.7 Set-up relating a sub screen plan view

and a plan view (Step 6) ................................ 87

8.11.8 Set-up of floor name

and AG-150A/G-50A (Step 7)........................ 87

8.11.9 Set-up of icon arrange and name (Step 8)..... 88

8.11.10 Set-up of block (Step 9) .................................90

8.12 Watt Hour Meter Set-up (ForRS-485) ...................... 92

8.12.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............92

8.12.2 Watt Hour Meter Setting (Step1)....................92

8.12 .3 Set-up for the Name and the Maximum

Integrated Value of WHM (Step 2).............................93

8.13 Measurement Meter Set-up (For PLC) ................... 93

8.13.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............94

8.13.2 The number of PLC(s) (Step 1)...................... 94

8.13.3 PLC set-up and initial set-up (Step 2)............94

8.13.4 Measurement meter set-up (Step 3).............. 95

8.14 Energy Monitoring Set-up ........................................ 96

8.14.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions ...............96

8.14.2 Division mode (Step 1)...................................97

8.14.3 Relation between outdoor Unit

and watt hour Meter (Step 2).........................98

8.14.4 Electrical specification of outdoor units

(Step 3)..........................................................99

8.14.5 Relation between indoor units

and watt hour meters (Step 4) ..................... 100

8.14.6 Electrical specification of indoor units

(Step 5)........................................................101

8.14.7 Charge Blocks (Step 6)................................101

8.15 Charge Set-up (For RS-485) ................................................103

8.15.1 Currency unit set ......................................... 103

8.15.2 Charge set ................................................... 103

8.15.3 Standard charge set ....................................104

8.16 Charge Set-up (For PLC, PI controller

and without WHM connection)............................... 105

8.16.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions............. 105

8.16.2 Currency unit set (Step 1)............................ 105

8.16.3 Basic charge setting (Step 2).......................106

8.16.4 Season period setting (Step 3) .................... 106

8.16.5 Weekly charge setting ................................. 106

8.16.6 Annual charge setting.................................. 108

8.16.7 Setting the meter unit price.......................... 111

8.17 Energy Saving/Peak Cut Set-up ............................112

8.17.1 Energy saving setting .................................. 112

8.17.1.1 Setting Procedures and Restrictions....... 112

8.17.1.2 Energy saving setting (Step 1) ................ 112

8.17.2 Peak Cut Setting ........................................ 115

8.17.2.1 Setting Procedures and Restrictions....... 117

8.17.2.2 Peak cut WHM setting (Step 1)...............117

8.17.2.3 Peak cut setting (Step 2)......................... 118

8.18 Night Mode Set-up................................................. 120

8.18.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions............. 120

8.18.2 Night Mode Set-up ..................................... 120

8.19 Auto Change Over Set-up .....................................121

8.19.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions............. 121

8.19.2 Auto change over set-up (Step 1) ................ 122

8.20 Time Set-up ........................................................... 124

8.21 Monitoring and Changing

the Meter Present Value........................................ 126

9. Charge Data Correction and Remedy............................. 127

9.1 Result of Air-conditioning Charge Calculation........ 127

9.2 Maintenance of Charge Data................................. 129

9.2.1 Preparing for Charging Data Maintenance ..129

9.2.2 Maintenance Methods and Restrictions....... 129

9.2.3 Unit Data Maintenance................................ 130

9.2.4 Watt Hour Meter Data Maintenance ............ 133

9.2.5 Verify Test Operation of Watt Hour Meter.... 134

9.3 Operation Amount Data Monitoring .......................134

9.4 Charge Parameter Output ..................................... 136

9.5 Charging Remedy.................................................. 137

9.5.1 Remedial apportioning setting screen

(RS-485)...................................................... 137

9.5.2 Remedy when computer HDD fails

(no backup).................................................. 140

9.5.3 Remedy when computer HDD fails

(backup)....................................................... 142

9.5.4 Apportioning method when computer

crashes........................................................ 143

9.5.5 Remedy when watt hour meter fails

(monitoring impossible) ...............................145

9.5.6 Remedy for system information

setting error .................................................147

9.6 Remedial Apportioning of Charges ........................ 148

9.6.1 Preparing for remedial apportionment of

charges........................................................ 148

9.6.2 Remedial Apportionment Set-up window

(PLC) ........................................................... 149

9.7 Maintenance of Charge Comparison Data When AG-150A/G-50A and WHM/Measurement

Meter Fail or Are Replaced.................................... 151

9.8 Maintaining the charge data by deleting the

carry over amount for the unused unit prices ....... 152

10. Error Code List................................................................ 153

11. Setting Check List .........................................................158

11.1 Setting Check List ................................................ 158

11.2 Test Run Check ................................................... 159

11.3 Charging Test Run Check ....................................162

11.3.1 Charging (No WHM connection)

Test Run Check........................................... 162

11.3.2 Proportionally Divided Power Charge

(RS-485 WHM connection) Test Run

Check...........................................................168

11.3.3 Test run check of power apportionment

billing (Electric amount pulse count) ............ 174

11.3.4 Charging test run operation methods...........182

11.4 Energy saving and peak cut checks ...................... 183

11.5 System information CSV Output..................................186

11.5.1

Air Conditioning Unit Start/Stop Information

CSV Output ................................................186

11.5.2 Test Run for the Charge Function Information

CSV Output .................................................. 187

11.5.3 Create a Test Run Check sheet..................... 188

Air Conditioning unit start/stop test check sheet ...190

Test run for the charge function check sheet......... 193

Appendix 1 : Checking the Windows Service

Pack Version and Memory Size ..................... 194

Appendix 2 : Auto Log-in Confirmation Method.................. 202

Appendix 3 : Correcting the Power Apportioning Bill When

AG-150A/G-50A Fails or Is Replaced ........... 204

Appendix 4 : Shortening the Charging Test Run................ 206

Appendix 5 : Backing Up the System Setting Data ............ 209

Appendix 6 : Upgrading the Functions............................... 211

Appendix 7 : Expanding the System.................................. 214

Appendix 8 : Charging Setting for A and K Control and

LOSSNAY Units............................................ 217

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－About this manual－

The operation manual consists of three volumes, “Site adjustment”, ”Management”, and ”Wide area”. This manual is “Site adjustment”. These manuals are accessible from the Help menu on TG-2000A. Acrobat® Reader is required to read these manuals. (Ver. 5.0E or later recommended)

– Term description –

• “Man-machine” : Indicates a computer with integrated centralized control software TG-2000A.

(Man-machine interface abbreviation)

• “AG-150A” and ”G-50A”:

Refer to centralized controllers AG-150A and G-50A. On the screen of integrated centralized control software TG-2000A, AG-150A and

G-50A may appear as AG-150A/G-50A, AG-150/G-50, or G-50. TG-2000A Ver.5.50 or earlier does not support AG-150A connection. Unless otherwise specified, read AG-150A/G-50A as G-50A in this manual.

•

"PLC" : Abbreviation for Programmable Logic Controller.

The TG-2000A system uses two PLCs; the electric amount count software and PLC for general equipment software. The electric amount count software measures the electric amount with the PLC, the general control operates and monitors the general equipment, etc.

• "Power apportioning billing"

Billing support function that apportions the electric amount used by the air conditioner. The following three methods are available: Manual electric amount input ... A watt hour meter (WHM) is not connected, and instead the charge percentage is

calculated according to the percentage of power used. The service power is measured with the separately installed WHM, and the service charges are

obtained from the charge percentage. Electric amount pulse count ... The electric amount is measured by the PLC, and the service electric amount is

monitored by via the LAN to automatically apportion and calculate the electricity

charges.

The designated PLC and optional software are used. Direct read in of power value into computer ... The RS-485 output watt hour meter is directly connected to the computer

containing the integrated software (via an RS-232-C/RS-485 converter), and the

service power is input.

The service power rate is automatically apportioned and calculated.

• "WHM" : Abbreviation for Watt Hour Meter.

• "Service power rate":

The service power rate indicates the power rate (apportioned rate) apportioned based on the service state of the air conditioner, etc.

• "Always connected to AG-150A/G-50A system - Activate": <Recommended mode>

Refers to charging method that is operated by connecting this integrated centralized control software TG-2000A constantly to the AG-150A/G-50A and PLC via a LAN. Leave the computer power ON to keep the TG-2000A running.

PI controller instead of the PLC can be connected.

• "Always connected to AG-150A/G-50A system - Deactivate":

Refers to charging method that connects this integrated centralized control software TG-2000A to the AG-150A/G-50A and PLC once a month via the LAN. The charges for the last month are calculated and output at once. The charging function can be used efficiently by starting the computer and integrated centralized control software TG-2000A on the day after the set settlement date.

PI controller instead of the PLC can be connected.

"IC I/O signal" : Refers to a contact mounted on the air conditioner's indoor unit. A general equipment can

•

be connected to the IC I/O signal using this contact and a PLC for general equipment to operate and monitor the system.

"DIDO controller": Refers to the controller (PAC-YG66DCA) that can monitor or control general

•

(DC) equipment.

•

"AI controller" : Refers to the controller (PAC-YG63MCA) that has a function to measure temperature

(MCT) and humidity.

•

"PI controller" : Refers to the controller (PAC-YG60MCA) that has a function to calculate cumulative

(MCP) pulses from such metering devices as watt-hour meter.

- About screen -

• This instruction manual may use the development version screen in some case.

- Simple operation manual -

• A simple operation manual is available in addition to this instruction manual (Site adjustment, Management).

The simple operation manual is stored as a pdf file in the "Manual" folder on the TG-2000A Setup CD. Acrobat Reader (Version 5.0E or later recommended) is required to view this pdf file.

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1. Safety Precautions

• Please read the Safety Precautions section very carefully before using the unit.

• The safety cautions provided here are very important for your safety. Please observe them at all times.

• The degree of danger involved with incorrect operation of the unit are indicated in this manual using

the following symbols.

WARNING Incorrect operation could result in death or severe injury. CAUTION Incorrect operation could result in injury or damage to property.

• After reading this information, please keep this manual together with the operation manual (Management)

in a location where the operator can see it. Also, when changing operators give both of these manuals to the new operator.

Note : Please observe the safety precautions de tailed in the installation manua ls an d ope rat ion

manuals of the other machines such as computers, peripherals, and air conditioners.

WARNING

The customer must not do any wiring or electrical work.

Have the dealer or a specialist do any wiring or electrical work. Do not do it yourself. Doing the work yourself may result in improper installation which may cause electric

Do not make any improvements or repairs for any reason.

Making improper improvements or repairs may cause electric shock or fire. For repairs, consult the com

Stop operation immediately if an error message appears on the computer and the unit stops or is no t ope r ati n g pro p erly.

Failing to do so may result in fire or damage to the unit. Immediately contact the company from which the uni

Do not use the product for any other purpose.

This product is for use with the Mitsubishi Electric Building Air Conditioning Control System. Do not use it with any other air conditioning control system or for any other application. Doing so may cause the unit to malfunction.

Do not use with other applications.

Use the PC that uses this product with this product only. Using it with other applications may cause faulty operation.

Warning to all users (User Agreement)

This document is a contract between the customer and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. By using this application, you agree to the following conditions and are considered a user.

• Mitsubishi Electric and associated suppliers are not responsible for any collateral, secondary, o special damages, even if notified by the distributor of the possibility of a certain type of damage. Mitsubishi Electric is not responsible for any rights claimed by a third party.

from which the unit was purchased.

was purchased.

CAUTION

Do not relocate the unit yourself.

Relocating the unit yourself may result in incorrect installation which may cause electric shock or fire. To relocate the unit, consult the company from which the unit was purchased.

Read the installation manuals and operation manuals for the computer, peripherals and other machines.

Improper operation could result in fire or damage to the com

Read the installation manual and operation manual for the air conditioner controller.

Improper operation could result in fire or damage to the air conditioner controller.

Keep children away from the unit.

Inspections and maintenance can be dangerous. Do not let children near the unit during these times.

uter or peripherals.

Safety Guidelines for the Computer Running the with the TG-2000A.

(1) Precautions for selecting a computer

Select a desktop computer.

• Depending on the function, it is recommended to use desktop as opposed to a laptop computer as there i a tendency for heat to build up in a laptop.

• Some laptop computers cannot be run for long

hours.

Use a computer/operating environment with specifications capable of running the TG-2000A function.

• Run the function using the specified OS. There is a possibility that the function cannot be used when running an OS other than specified.

• Use a busine ss model computer . There are cases when it is not possible to install or run the application with

other applications on a computer or laptop intended for personal use.

Computer based UPS recommended.

• It is recommended to use a UPS to protect data from momentary power outages or power cuts. It is particularly recommended to employ a UPS when using power apportioning billing.

(2) Precautions for General usage

Do not place the computer in any of the following locations.

• following environments.

A place where there is: a lot of dust, a likelihood of shock or vibration, instability, a heater or speaker

nearby, direct exposure to sunlight, a likelihood of

dropping, a possibility that the computer may be exposed to moisture or high temperature, or where it may be exposed to sudden temperature fluctuations or heat.

Do not close the lid when using a laptop.

• There is a possibility of an internal temperature build-up,

fire or burning. Use in an area with sufficient ventilation.

• The system may start Stand By or Hibernate function

and stop functions of TG-2000A by closing the lid.

Do not touch the computer air vent.

• The air emitted by the ventilator is hot and may result in

burning if exposed to the skin.

Do not tamper with the computer fan .

• Tampering with the computer fan may result in

temperature build-up, fire, or accident.

n error or accident may occur when using in th

Ensure to read the computer/peripheral instruction manual.

• A fire or accident may occur due to improper use of th

equipment.

void covering the computer or AC adapter with a cloth or blanket, or locating them on or near heater.

• There is a possibility of internal temperature build-up,

fire or burnin

under the above situations.

Cut the poweror disconnect the power cabl immediately if smoke, or an abnormal smell o noise emanates from the computer .

• Using the computer in the above circumstances ma

result in fire, burning, or electric shock. Please consul

the maker of the equipment/computer.

Use the hard disk, floppy disk, or CD media a indicated.

• Do not expose the hard disk, floppy disk, or CD t

shock or vibration during use.

• Do not cut the power or reboot the computer while th

hard disk, floppy disk, or CD is in use.

•

lways turn OFF the power when moving th

computer.

Note: Refer to chapter 2 and 5.

(3) Other precautions

Precautions relating to the computer and peripheral equipment

• Please consult the maker regarding damage to the computer or peripheral equipment. We will not be held

responsible for damage occurring at the user’s site.

Safety Guideline for LAN connection of AG-150A/G-50A

Connect AG-150A/G-50A to a private network.

• AG-150A/G-50A are designed to be used with TG-2000A on a private network.

• Use a security device such as a VPN (Virtual Private Network) router when connecting to the Internet.

2. System Requirements

2.1 Requirements (system recommendations)

TG-2000A version System Requirements AG-150A and G-50A compatible TG-2000A

To use the functions supported by older versions of G-50A compatible TG-2000A

*1 Upgrade TG-2000A V er . 5.20 to V er.5.5* or later.

TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later

TG-2000A Ver.5.1* OS: Windows XP/2000

We recommend the following software and hardware when using this application (TG-2000A).

Item Requirement Recommended

PC PC/AT interchangeable machine

(Recommended: IBM, HP,DELL)

CPU

HDD

Storage device

Resolution 1024 × 768 or higher, 65536 colors or more Serial port 1 port or more Required when using RS-485 communication WHM

LAN 1 port (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) *1 Modem 56K modem or TA Required when using a modem in wide area

USB 2 port or more It uses it for the data backup. OS

Other Computer must be dedicated for this use

CoreTM 2 Duo 1.66GHz or faster (Windows Vista for Core 2 Duo)

Pentium® M 1.7GHz or faster Pentium® M 2.0GHz or faster

Pentium

In Windows Vista : 1GB or more 2GB or more Memory In Windows XP / 2000 : 512MB or more 1GB or more Standard 6 GB or more (2GB or more of C

Wide area 20GB or more (Free space) Standard : max. 200MB/site FDD, CD-ROM drive Devices other than those shown at the left may

Windows Vista® Business

Windows® XP Professional

Windows

*Use TG-2000A Ver.5.1* for Windows® 2000 Professional.

(TG-2000A).

® 4 2.4GHz or faster Pentium® 4 2.8GHz or faster

drive free space necessary)

Service Pack 1 *2

Service Pack 3 *2

® 2000 Professional

Service Pack 4 *2

Operation check completed, using IBM, HP and DELL (Business model is recommended)

Core

40GB or more of C drive free space necessary When using the trend function, the drive used for automatic output must have the following free space according to the number of groups. 200 groups = 2GB, 500 groups = 5GB, 1000 groups = 10GB, 2000 groups = 20GB

also be installed.

(Not necessary when using PLC)

mode.

English version only *Computer must support each OS.

Must be used for 24-h o ur constant operation

(Only some functions. Refer to sectio n 2.3 for details)

*1 Purchase the option, or use the equipment recommended for the computer when purchasing the

computer.

*2 It is necessary to correspond to each Service Pack. TG-2000A is not normally set up at the

uncorrespondence. Please apply Service Pack of the correspondence.

OS: Windows Vista/XP

(Not compatible with Windows 2000) Refer to the table below for details.

(Not compatible with Windows Vista) Refer to the table below for details.

2 Duo 2.4GHz or faster

2.2 Compatible Units

The TG-2000A has two main functions: air conditioner controller and cost accounting. However, not all functions are available with all air conditioners.

Table: Compatible units and function list (: supported, ∆: Certain restrictions apply, ×: Not supported)

Function

Model

Y series   *1  Super Y series   *1  R2 series   *1  WR2 series   *1  WY series   *1 

Multi S series   *1 *5

Free plan Indoor unit   *2  Free plan LOSSNAY   *3 △*6 OA processing unit   *1 △*7 “A” control type *4 

“K” control type *4 

Room Air Conditioner 

Air To Water Booster unit

Air To Water HEX unit × × × ×

*1: Can be calculated for each charging block. May not be available with some older models.

*2: Indoor unit models before Free Plan models do not support a charge apportioning billing method based on the

“capacity save.” The existence of even a single unit of those types in the system requires that the method of charge apportioning billing be set to either “Thermo on time” or “Fan operation time.”

Certain restrictions apply to large-capacity indoor units when malfunctions occur.

*3: LOSSNAY groups to which the remote controller is connected support the charging system.

*4: Not all of the A-control and K-control units support these functions. (e.g., The calculation of the charge for the

auxiliary heater may not be handled by these units.)

*5: Outdoor unit capacity control function is not available.

*6: Only the function to stop the units is available.

*7: When the attribute is IC (indoor unit): Same type of energy-save control unit as with the Freeplan Indoor unit is

When the attribute is FU (LOSSNAY with a heater/humidifier): no direct energy-save control is possible.

*8: Inverter models support the outdoor unit capacity save control function.

*9: Outdoor unit Thermo-OFF control function is not supported. Only the fan control function is available.

*10: Only the temperature control function or the function to stop the units is available.

Control/

Maintenance

(Adapter required)

(Converter required)

(Adapter required)

× × × ×

Charging (Billing)

without WHM

possible.

Charging (Billing) with WHM

 *1 △*8

 *1 △*9

× △ (Requires separate watt

hour meters. Bills calculated based on the reading of each watt hour meter)

Energy

Saving/

Peak Cut

△*10

2.3 Restrictions

The following restrictions apply to the TG-2000A application.

(1) System configuration limits

Use TG-2000A with the vers ions described in this manual with AG-150 Ver. 1.0* or later or with G-50A Ver. 3.22 or later.

Number of units Notes

AG-150A/G-50A Max. 40 units

Indoor unit Max. 2000 units (including all IC,

KIC, AIC, LC, FU, MCT, MCP

and DC *12) General equipment (PLC) General equipment (IC I/O signal) PI controller (MCT)

*14

Meter *14 Up to 160 units (5 PLC units for

[Symbol] IC: Indoor unit, LC: LOSSNAY, FU: OA processing unit, AIC: “A” controller,

KIC: “K” controller, MCP:PI controller, MCT:AI controller, DC:DIDO controller

*1: The version can be confirmed with the method explained in section 8.6.3. *2: Use G-50A Ver. 2.31 or later to use the power apportioning billing function. *3: Use G-50A Ver. 2.50 or later to use the energy saving/peak cut function. *4: Only 32 units each can be connected for the PLC for general equipment. These are the general equipment No.

1**-1 to 32 listed in Section 8.9.4. 33 to 100 cannot be used due to restrictions for the PLC for general

equipment. *5: When G-50A is more than Ver.2.50, TG-2000A of Ver.2.00 does not operate. *6: Use G-50A Ver. 2.60 or later when using the night mode or auto change over function. *7: Up to 350 general equipment units can be connected to the IC I/O signal with each G-50A. However, the

integrated software TG-2000A can control only up to 2000 general equipment units connected to the IC I/O

signal. Use G-50A Ver.2.70 or later when using the IC I/O signal function. *8: The combination use of TG-2000A Ver4.70 and G-50A Ver2.71 expands the set temperature range limit

function (such as the upper limit of the set temperature for the Cool (Dry) mode, the lower limit for the Heat

mode and the upper and the lower limit for the Auto mode). *9 The combination of TG-2000A Ver.4.80 and G-50A Ver.2.51 support a charge apportioning billing method of

A-control and K-control units. *10 When using G-50A initial setting Web, the combination of G-50A Ver.2.80 or later and TG-2000A Ver.4.80 or

later must be used. *11 When using the 1ºF temperature setting function, use the combination of G-50A Ver.3.00 or later and

TG-2000A Ver.5.00 or later. The indoor unit supporting the 1ºF temperature setting function is also required. *12 1 contact point for DIDO Controller is converted to 1 unit. Up to 50 units are connectable to each AG-150A/G-50A.

*13 DIDO Controller, AI Controller and PI Controller are supported by G-50A Ver.3.20 and TG-2000A Ver.5.10 or later. *14 Only either PLC or PI Controller can be connected for meter connection. Bo th ca nnot b e conn ected at the same time.

(2) Group setting restrictions

Item Restrictions Note

Remote controls 2 per group * Other remote controls besides M-NET type will not work *1 Number of indoor units

connected to a group

Number of SC and RC connected to a group

Groups per floor

*1 The ME remote controller and MA remote controller cannot be used together for the same group. *2 Set the same function unit for the group. *3 Set units with different models or functions in another group.

[Symbol] SC: System controller, RC: Remote controller, DC: DIDO controller

Up to 640 units (including 20 PLCs for general equipment) Up to 2000 units *7 Max. 350 units/(AG-150/G-50A)

UP to 40 units *13 (Up to 160 meters)

power rate pulse count)

1 to 16

4 per group * The number of AG-150A/G-50A is not included

Max. 50 groups per floor

AG-150A Ver.1.0* G-50A Ver. 2.10 or later *1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11 Max. 50 units/

(AG-150/G-50A) *12,13

Max. 32 units/PLC

Max. 5 units/(AG-150/G-50A) Max. 40 units/TG-2000A Max. 32 units/PLC

* IC, AIC, KIC, LC and DC cannot be used within the same

group. It is not possible for group settings to span AG-150A/G-50A *2,3

Up to 50 groups can be displayed on one floor of the whole building window.

(3) Block setting

• The block comes in two types, operation block and charge block.

• The operation block is an aggregate of groups, and it is possible to set a different model group

for the same operation block.

• The charge block consists of an aggregate of operation blocks.

* The blocks controlled with the AG-150A/G-50A browser are the same as the operation blocks.

Operation blocks extending over AG-150A/G-50A can be set only with the integrated software TG-2000A.

• The operation block should be set individually for the K-control model, A-control model, DIDO

controller, LOSSNAY and free plan indoor unit.

(4) Notes on using K-control models

When using a K transmission converter (model name: PAC-SC25KA, PAC-SC25KAA(-E)) to manage K-control models, take note of the following. See the documentation provided with the K transmission converter for more detail.

• The address of the K transmission converter will be the smallest address of the K-control model

+ 200.

• Set the K control model addresses so that they are larger than the M transmission model addresses.

• When setting a group containing K-control models, make the group number the same as the smallest

unit address in the group.

• K-control LOSSNAY models are not applicable.

Group

Block for operation

Block for charging

(5) Notes on using A control mode

• Use the A/M-NET Adapter (model name: PAC-SF48MA(-E)). Set the group to “Group with only

A-control”.

(6) Countermeasure when an error occurs

• Note that each control or function may not operate properly when rebooting (*1) or when a fault

occurs in the central controller AG-150A/G-50A or other controllers and so on. Since each error

is displayed when it occurs, it is recommended to solve the faults quickly.

*1 Indicates that the system is restarting.

(7) Notes on charge system

• This charge system does not actually calculate the power consumption by each air

conditioning unit. Rather, it helps calculate the capacity output of each air condit ioning

unit, using the unique apportioning method developed by Mitsubishi.

Mitsubishi shall not be held responsib le for any problem or damage resulting from the

use of TG-2000A, including but not limited to the cases as described in section (8) below.

• If there is a group that is not set in the charge block, the electric power amount for that group will

not be included in the air-conditioning charge. If there are groups which require charging to be

divided, set those groups as operation blocks or charge blocks to accomplish this.

• Some older M-NET control indoor units are not compatible with the charge function.

• When the system is changed or the air conditioner is extended, which may require address

changes, the charge calculation may be affected in some cases.

Executing such changes or extensions are recommended after gaining approval from the

building owner(s).

• Irregular processes, such as repeated apportioning of power or non-apportioning of power (*1),

may occur due to communication errors with the central controller AG-150A/G-50A , PLC or PI

controller , etc. If the rates are not apportioned, a recovery process must be executed with the

charge maintenance function, etc.

*1 For power apportioning billing function's (Direct read in of power value into computer) function

• The power rate accuracy relies on the watt hour meter. The measurements for the gas, etc.,

also rely on the meters, so an error could occur in the accuracy during operation.

• When using the power apportion billing in the always connected to AG-150A/G-50A system

state, the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A must be run at all times (24-hours).

The air conditioning rate results will appear in red if the software stops. When using the direct

read in of power value into computer function (RS-485 WHM), power apportion billing in the

always connected to AG-150A/G-50A system state is used.

• Only one of PLC (PAC-YG11CDA), PI controller (MCP), and RS-485 can be connected with

watt hour meter. The system cannot accept the mixed connection. Also, in the case of using

RS-485, some functions are restricted.

• Perform the “Charging Test Run Check” as described in section 11.3 before using the

apportioned electricity charge function.

(8) Charging (Billing) restrictions

The air conditioning cost calculation method use by this integrated centralized control software TG-2000A is the Mitsubishi proprietary general electric power apportioning method. Depending on each country's laws and regulations, etc., there may be cases these measured charges cannot be used for certificate of transaction. Before starting use, the building owner and building tenant should bind an agreement or contract indicating that the air conditioning charges are part of the usage fees with an independent contract indicating "The air conditioning charges are collected with an apportioning method that considers the air conditioner's operation state instead of charges according to the measured power rate (including during emergency operation when a failure occurs)". (1) A watt hour meter is not installed on each air conditioner's power supply section to calculate

the rate.

(2) This system cannot be used for applications requiring calculations made by installing a watt

hour meter on each air conditioner.

(3) This system estimates the air conditioner apportioned power rate, and cannot be used as a

certificate of transaction.

(4) Even if the air conditioner is run for the same length of time, the air conditioning charges

may differ according to the air conditioner's operation load state.

(5) Even if one or several air conditioners are connected to one watt hour meter, the watt hour

meter apportions with the total power rate. Thus, an error could occur. Multiple air conditioners are considered as one air conditioner when apportioning and calculating.

(6) The air conditioner is energized even when stop, so the air conditioning charges are

calculated even if the air conditioner is not used.

(7) If a fault occurs in the computer, AG-150A/G-50A, PLC or PI controller, remedial measures

will be taken with the past average apportioned rate, etc.

(8) Mitsubishi will not be held liable in any case as the watt hour meter and gas meter, etc.,

rates are retrieved as pulses, and the performance and accuracy rely on the meters.

* The gas meter, etc., also counts with a pulse converter and thus cannot be used as a certificate

of transaction. Note that the counted value includes remedial measures taken when a fault occurs.

(9) Energy saving and peak cut functions

• Note that when using the peak cut function, Mitsubishi will not be held liable even if faults occur

when the service power rate exceeds the contracted power rate value due to the control

operation settings or a fault in the AG-150A/G-50A, PLC or PI controller.

• The energy saving and peak cut control units are the operation block and outdoor unit in the

AG-150A/G-50A unit.

• During peak cut control (for PLC(PAC-YG11CDA)), the AG-150A/G-50A monitors only one watt

hour meter. This can be set for each AG-150A/G-50A. This cannot be used with a system for

which two or more watt hour meters are connected to the air conditioner controlled by one

AG-150A/G-50A. Use the power rate count software Version 1.01 or later.

• During peak cut control for watt hour meter connected with PI controller, only one watt hour

meter monitored by the AG-150A/G-50A can be selected. When using other AG-150A/G-50As

for peak cut control (*1), up to three AG-150A/G-50As can be connected with the

AG-150A/G-50A.

*1：AG-150A/G-50A, connected with watt hour meter, monitors peak cut control lever every one minute. When the

control level changes, the change reflect AG-150A/G-50As with one minute delay. Control level should be set with

some float to avoid over peak cut electric power.

• During peak cut control (for Demand control equipment), up to 10 AG-150/G-50As can be monitored

with PLC for demand input software. When using more than 10 AG-150A/G-50A s, install multiple number of PLCs. PLC for demand input software (PAC-YG41CDA) should be used for PLC.

(10) Set temperature range limit function

• On ME remote control system, the target for the temperature range limit setting is only ME remote

controller and individual browser.

• On MA remote control system, the target for the temperature range limit setting is only MA remote controller and individual browser. This function cannot be used depending on the indoor unit model.

（On MA remote control system, TG-2000A is supported by Ver.5.10 or later, and G-50A is supported by

Ver. 3.20 or later.）

Valid remote controller Set temperature range

limit

PAR-F27MEA-E Partly possible *1 ME remote controller PAR-F27MEA-F Possible

PAC-SE51CRA-E Impossible ME simple remote

controller

PAC-SE51CRA-F Possible

MA remote controller PAR-21MAA Possible *2

PAC-YT51CRA Impossible Simple MA controller PAC-YT51CRB Possible *2

*This chart is for TG-2000A Ver4.70 and G-50A Ver2.71systems. *1 Only the lower limit of the set temperature for the Cool (Dry) mode and the upper limit for the Heat mode can be set

with the ME remote controller, PAR-F27MEA-E.

For ME remote controller, model name is written on the packing label or on the notice sticker on the backside of the remote controller lid.

For ME simple remote controller, model name is written on the packing label or on the rated nameplate of the remote

controller.

*2 This function cannot be used depending on the indoor unit models. This chart is for TG-2000A Ver5.10 (or later) and

G-50A Ver3.20 (or later) systems.

(11) Initial settings

• Even if the operation settings are unclear, set all of the initial setting items selected for use. Some functions may not work if any setting is omitted.

• In addition to installing (setting up) the PLC software, the PLC must be initialized from the TG-2000A.

• Make sure the clock is synchronized with the clocks on AG-150A/G-50A and PLC. Resynchronize the clock as necessary.

(12) Operation of the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A

• Either "Activate" or "Deactivate" can be selected for "always connected to AG-150A/G50A system" of the TG-2000A. *Recommended setting: “Activate”

• When "Activate" is selected, the following functions are carried out automatically. When "Deactivate" is selected, these are carried out semi-automatically.

• Power apportion billing data collection

• Apportioning, settlement calculation process

• Automatic output of settlement results

• The functions that run in the "always connected to AG-150A/G50A system" state can be used in "Activate" state, but cannot be used in the "Deactivate" state. These functions will not operate when the system is stopped.

• Trend functions (temperature, on/off, mode, power amount, humidity)

• Peak cut functions (only peak cut operation history functions)

• Set the TG-2000A to the "Deactivate" state when using the following functions.

• Summer time ----- From the day prior to and after shifting to and from summer time

• Season period --- From the day prior to and after shifting between normal and seasonal

power apportion billing.

• The G-50A, PLC or PI controller errors cannot be detected while the TG-2000A is stopped. If the G-50A, PLC or PI controller is faulty, stopped or the power is OFF, the data required for charging will not be collected, and schedule operation of the air conditioner or general equipment will not be possible. Periodically confirm that the operation is correctly, and that no abnormalities are occurring.

• When "Activate" is selected, leave the computer power ON so that the integrated software TG-2000A program runs 24 hours. (to prevent the program from stopping, do not use the "System standby" or "System halt state" power supply optional functions.)

• The integrated software TG-2000A program runs for 24 hours, so always leave the computer's power ON.

• Do not put any access restrictions such as “Read Only” on the folders on WINDOWS, TG2000, MSSQL7, or on the ones that are specified in the user settings window of TG-2000A.

(13) Computer name

• Never change the computer name when setting up the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A. The software will not operate if the computer name and the server name are different.

(14) Expanding billing target devices

• Always stop the air conditioner, fan and power rate count PLC or PI controller,

before expanding the devices.

• The billing function and power count function will not work correctly while the devices are being expanded.

• Always change and check the system settings with the TG-2000A after finishing the expansion work. Always test the operation after changing and checking the system settings.

(15) Using general equipment

• There may be cases when the general equipment cannot be monitored or operated due to a disconnection in the wiring with the general equipment or a fault in the PLC (or DIDO controller). Mitsubishi will not be held liable in the event of any damage. A circuit should be provided for remedial operations when a fault occurs.

• The license number does not need to be registered in the AG-150A/G-50A when using the PLC for general equipment software Version 1 Series.

(16) Function description

• The function/specifications may partially change and improvements may be made without any notice.

(17) TG-2000A License

* Refer to the end of "Safety Precautions" in Chapter 1.

2.4 Other Devices

Other devices specified or recommended for use with the TG-2000A are listed below.

Name Manufacturer Model Notes

HUB (None specified) (None specified) 10BASE-T must be usable.

Printer (None specified) (None specified) Supports a page printer only

(Must run under the OS used (Windows Vista/XP/2000).)

Watt hour meter (RS-485)

RS-232C/ RS-485 converter

PLC * For electric

amount pulse count

* For PLC for

general equipment software (Ver. 1 Series)

1 Northern Design

(Electronics) Ltd.

2 Elcomponent

Limited 3 CIRCUTOR 4 Elcontrol energy

1 POWER RAIL 323 +

OPTION Module 2 AEM31D/485 3 CVM-BC-ITF-RS485-

C2 4 ED39din 485

Only supports RS-485 output of the specified model and manufacturer

(None specified) (None specified) Necessary when measuring the

electric power. Ex) B&B Electronics Model 485DRJ Black Box Model IC520A-F or IC108A * Regarding watt hour meter 2,

the converter from the manufacturer may also emit light.

Mitsubishi Electric CPU module : Q02CPU

Base module : Q33B Power supply module:

Q61P-A1

or Q61P-A2 Input module : QX40 Output module:

QY40P Ethernet module:

QJ71E71-100

These are used for the power apportion billing (electric amount pulse count) or general equipment operation/monitor function. Dedicated PLC software (PACYG11CDA, etc.) is required for each function. * The output unit is not required

for the electric amount pulse count PLC.

PLC * For PLC for

general equipment software (Ver. 2 Series)

* For PLC for

demand input software (Ver.2 Series)

Watt hour meter (for PLC or PI controller)

UPS (Uninterruptible power supply)

Mitsubishi Electric CPU module : Q02HCPU

Base module : Q33B

(Q35B, Q38B, Q312B)

Power supply module:

Q61P-A1/A2 Input module : QX40 Output module: QY40P Ethernet module:

QJ71E71-100

Use for the general equipment's operation/monitor function, schedule or operation/monitor function of general equipment connected to IC I/O signal, interlocking control of air-conditioners and general equipment. Dedicated PLC software (PACYG21CDA) is required. *1 Also used with peak cut function connecting the demand controller. Dedicated PLC for demand input software (PAC- YG41CDA) is required. *1

(None specified) (None specified) WHM corresponding to 0.1 sec.

or longer pulse output (semiconductor relay) * 1kWh/pulse or less is required. (10/1/0.1 kWh/pulse)

(None specified) (None specified) Install when using the power

apportion billing function. (Any type suitable for use with computers)

*1 This version is not compatible with the demand controller compatible peak cut function.

3. System Configuration

3.1 System Configuration Example

[Image drawing]

HUB

Integrated centralized

control softwar

TG-2000A

Power

LAN

suppl

G-150

uni

Outdoor unit

Indoor unit

or G-50A

Power

suppl

uni

G-150

or G-50A

DIDO controller

PI controller

Pulse

Pump

Measurement Meter

（Electric, Gas, Water,

Amount of Heat）

Watt Hour Meter Pulse Count PLC

Pulse

Monitor status

Measurement Meter

（Electric, Gas, Water,

Amount of Heat）

General Purpose Control PLC

Chiller Pump

*1: Connect AG-150A/G-50A to a private network. (Only use on the private network.) Use a security device such as a VPN (Virtual Private Network) router when connecting to the Internet. *2: Either PLC or PI Controller can be connected to the Measurement meter.

3.2 Hardware Connection Diagram

(1) LAN connection

Connect the LAN cable to the computer. For the location of the LAN connector for the computer, refer to the Instruction Manual of the computer.

TG-2000A

LAN

Note:

• Use a HUB with a repeater or a switch.

• When using a HUB with a repeater, execute the LAN cascade connection as shown below.

For 10BASE-T, the cascade connection is executable up to a maximum of 4 stages. For 100BASE-TX, the cascade connection is executable up to a maximum of 2 stages.

*Refer to the HUB Instructions Manual for the maximum connectable number of HUBs.

10BASE-

100BASE-TX

straight cable

HUB

To G-50A To P LC

Remot

controlle

)

4. Flow of Site Adjustment

4.1 Flow of Site Adjustment

When the task of site adjustment is subdivided into smaller tasks as shown in the figure below, the tasks can be broadly grouped into four steps. The benefit of following these for steps when carrying out the tasks of site adjustment is that if troubles do arise, it will be clear which step caused the problem. This makes it easier to solve problems and this results in a more efficient execution of site adjustment tasks. (Step 2 can be skipped when not using the PLC.)

Carry out site adjustment, by following the step by step instructions shown below.

Step 1 AG-150A/G-50A test run

Check that the air conditioners and controllers are correctly configured and that the air conditioner works.

Step 2 PLC connections and installation

Connect the PLC and device hardware, and install the PLC software into the PLC. *1

Step 3 PC connections and settings

Connect and set up the software and hardware on the PC with TG-2000A installed. Check that it is ready for operation.

Check that the TG-2000A man-machine system can correctly operate air conditioner units of all the managed systems by issuing TG-2000A commands.

Integrated centralized

control software

TG-2000A

Step 3

Step 4

Use PLC?

YES

HUB

Step 4 TG-2000A system test run

Power supply unit

LAN

G-150

or G-50

Step 1

Step 2

* For the test operation method of the air conditioner,

DIDO controller, AI controller, PI controller and central controller AG-150A/G-50A, refer to the relevant installation manuals.

* Check that only the air conditioner test

operation has been completed before starting Ste

* If PLC is not used, step 2 can be skipped.

*1. Refer to the instruction manual for the PLC,

electric amount count software or PLC fo general equipment software.

* Refer to Chapter 4 in this booklet for details.

Meters (electricity, gas, water, calorific value

PLC

Pulse

Status monitor

Chiller Pump

4.2 Tools for Site Adjustment

You will need the following equipment and reference material in order to easily carry out site adjustment.

• Tester : to check the wiring and the voltage <Reference material>

• All necessary drawings of the air conditioning control system

• TG-2000A Instruction Manual (Site Adjustment (this manual), Management)

• Instruction Manual and Installation Manual for each air conditioner unit and controller

• Instruction manual for PLC, electric amount count software or PLC for general equipment software.

• License number : AG-150A/G-50A license number required to use functions

• Floppy disk : used when copying data

• CD-R/USB memory: used to store generated data and copy it to the site PC.

• TG-2000A CD : Integrated centralized control software TG-2000A setup disk

• Initial setting tool : Computer in which this tool is installed

• LAN cable : PAC-YG00FA: LAN cable for connection to the front of G-50A (as necessary)

• PLC setting tool : GX Developer (Mitsubishi Electric) software

(including the dedicated RS-232-C cable)

*PLC…. Must be installed at site with system using PLC.

• Table setting tool : Table setting tool for PLC for general equipment software (required only when an interlocking control is performed)

• Screwdriver kit

• Other usual maintenance tools

• Maintenance tool: needed when using interlock control function of DIDO controller and AI controller.

4.3 Step 1: Test operation from central controller AG-150A/G-50A

Perform only the test operation of the air-conditioning system of the central controller AG-150A/G-50A.

(1) Preliminary check

Check that the test operation of the air conditioner has been completed. Check that the central controller AG-150A/G-50A is set to Group and Interlock.

(The initial setting is executable using the initial setting Web or the AG-150A/G-50A.)

Integrated centralized

control software

TG - 2000A

HUB

Power

supply unit

G-150

or G-50A

Step1

(2) Test operation from central controller AG-150A/G-50A

After supplying power to the central controller AG-150A/G-50A and all air conditioners, perform the test operation from the central controller AG-150A/G-50A and check the operation state of each unit. * For the test operation method, refer to the installation manual for the air conditioner or the

central controller AG-150A/G-50A.

4.4 Step 2 Connecting and installing the PLC

(1) Preliminary check

Check that the PLC has been installed and its power wired, and that the pulse wiring to the watt hour meter to the wiring to the general equipment has been completed.

Note:

• Refer to the installation manual or instruction manual enclosed with the PLC for details on setting and operating the PLC.

Maintenance Tip:

• Before wiring to the general device or confirming the connection, always notify the controller o work supervisor of the destination device, and request that person to witness the work.

(2) Installing the electric amount count software or PLC for general equipment software or PLC for

demand input Format the PLC memory, and install the electric amount count software or PLC for general equipment software or PLC for demand input software to count the power rate pulses with the PLC or to use the general control or peak cut functions.

Note:

• Refer to the installation manuals enclosed with the electric amount count software or PLC fo general equipment software or PLC for demand input software.

4.5 Step 3: Initial setting of integrated ce ntralized control software TG-20 00A

(1) Set-up of integrated centralized control software TG-2000A

Make preparations to allow the computer to be operative in order to install the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A. After performing the set-up preparations, set up the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A.

Note:

• For the set-up procedure, refer to Chapter 5.

• For safety, check the installation state/connection before turning the power ON.

(2) Check the AG-150A/G-50A IP address and computer (which uses the integrated centralized control

software) Check the AG-150A/G-50A IP address. Check the IP address used for the integrated centralized control software at the same time. Normally, set the sub-net to "255.255.255.0".

Set the integrated centralized control software's IP address, etc., using the Windows(OS) network setti ng fu n c ti o n .

For a LAN dedicated to the AG-150A/G-50A system, it is recommended to set the IP address within the following range.

Models IP address range

AG-150A/G-50A main unit [192.168.1.1] to [192.168.1.40] Computer for browser [192.168.1.101] to [192.168.1.149] Computer for integrated centralized control software [192.168.1.150] PLC [192.168.1.151] to [192.168.1.200] PLC for electric amount count software [192.168.1.151] to [192.168.1.155] PLC for general equipment PLC software [192.168.1.171] to [192.168.1.190] PLC for demand input PLC software [192.168.1.191] to [192.168.1.194] Computer of initial setting tool [192.168.1.201]

* To connect to the existing LAN, set the IP address and sub-net mask set by the LAN manager.

(3) LAN connection confirmation

Check that the LAN cable is connected to the AG-150A/G-50A, computer (using integrated software), and hub, and that power is supplied to the hub.

(4) Initial setting of integrated centralized control software

Start the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A to execute the initial setting.

Note:

• For the initial setting method of the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A, refer to Chapters 6 to 8.

• In a system using a PLC, initialize the PLC with the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A so that the PLC can be used.

4.6 Step 4: Test operation from integrated centralized control software TG-2000A

Perform the test operation from the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A to check the operation state and monitor display of the air conditioner. For the operation procedure, refer to the Instruction Manual (Management).

Note:

• For confirmation in the test operation, use the checklist shown in Chapter 11.

• Perform the normal operation from the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A to execute the test operation/confirmation. (The test operation function is not included in the start/stop function.)

Maintenance Tip

• When carrying out test run with the general equipment, so not start and stop the site devices without approval from the device's controller or work supervisor. Ask that person to witness the test run.

5. Installation

5.1 Pre-installation Steps

The preparation required for setting up the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A is explained in this section.

5.1.1 Checking the AG-150A version and the G-50A version

1) Checking the AG-150A version

Check the AG-150A version with one of the following methods.

Method 1 : Using the initialization tool

The version can be monitored from the Basic Setting window. Method 2 :Using the AG-150A main unit The version can be found at the right bottom corner of the Login screen that appears

when is pressed.

2) Checking the G-50A version

Check the G-50A version with one of the following methods.

Method 1 : Using the initialization tool

The version can be monitored from the Basic Setting window.

Method 2 : Using the G-50A main unit

Press the [↑][↓] buttons for two seconds or longer to open the Initialization Mode

Menu window. Then, press the [ ] button to open the second menu window. The

version will appear at the lower right.

* If the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A has already been installed, the AG-150A version

and the G-50A version can be confirmed with section 8.6.3.

Note:

・ In using TG-2000A and AG-150A or G-50A in combination, it is recommended that the lates

versions of the software be used.

(Reference) As of Oct. 2008, th e comb ination of TG-200 0A Ver.5.50 and G- 50A Ver.3.22 i recommended.

・ When using Energy saving and Peak cut function via G-50A Ver.3.20 or later, use TG-2000A Ver.

5.10 or later.

Check the central controller G-50A version. Update if it is not the applicable version.

Applicable G-50A version Use Do not use

Power apportion billing

function Energy saving/peak cut

function

Set temperature range

limit function 3 Auto change function 4 Night mode function

5 IC I/O signal function

Expansion of set 6

temperature range limit

function

Billing function of A/K 7

control units

Ver.2.51 or later

Ver.2.60

or later

Ver.2.70

or later

Ver.2.71

or later

Functions are available with Ver 2.80.

Functions are available with Ver 2.60.

Functions are available with Ver 2.70.

Functions are available with Ver 2.71.

Functions are available with Ver. 2.21.

Functions are available with Ver. 2.50.

Remarks

Ver.2.80 or later

Ver.2.90 or later

Ver.3.00 or later

Ver.3.20 or later

Functions are available with Ver 2.80.

Functions are available with Ver 2.90.

Functions are available with Ver 3.00.

Functions are available with Ver 3.20.

8 Initial setting Web

Energy save settings for 9

the A-control Inverter

Slim outdoor units

1ºF temperature

setting function

DIDO, AI and PI controller

function

Updating the AG-150A

Monitor the system for the target AG-150A.

Step Item Details

1 Connect the LAN cable Connect the AG-150A and computer with the LAN.

Set the Update Program

CD for AG-150A

Insert the Update Program CD (for AG-150A) in the computer's CD-ROM drive.

3 Start the Monitor tool Update screen will be displayed automatically.

Input the IP address, and

start the Monitor

5 Complete the Monitor

Input the IP address on the Monitor window, and then press the [Start Monitor] button. The Monitor is completed when the progress graph reaches 100%.

Updating the G-50A

Monitor the system for the target G-50A.

Step Item Details

1 Connect the LAN cable Connect the G-50A and computer with the LAN.

Set the Update Program

CD for G-50A

Insert the Update Program CD (for G-50A) in the computer's CD-ROM drive.

3 Start the Monitor tool Update screen will be displayed automatically.

Input the IP address, and

start the Monitor

5 Complete the Monitor

Input the IP address on the Monitor window, and then press the [Start Monitor] button. The Monitor is completed when the progress graph reaches 100%.

Note:

• If a communication error occurs while updating the system, the AG-150A/G-50A will standby in the Monitor mode for ten minutes. Click on the [Start Monitor] button again to restart the Monitor.

The license for the “Web monitor” must be registered from the AG-150A unit.

• Take the following measures if update fails and the system does not startup properly. [G-50A]

Turn the power to the G-50A back on with buttons [1] and [0] on the G-50A unit being

held down, and keep them held down for 10 more seconds. G-50A will start up in the Update mode. Follow the instructions on the screen and try performing an update again.

[GB-50A]

Turn SW 1-1 and 1-2 on the GB-50A unit, and then turn the power on. G-50A will start up in the Update mode. Follow the instructions on the screen and try performing an update again. After the update, turn the service switch SW1 to OFF, and reboot the unit.

[Operation environment]

A computer containing the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A can be used, but when updating the system with a different computer, make sure that the computer satisfies the following operation environment.

Table AG-150A/G-50A Monitor computer operation environment

Item Details

OS Windows Vista/XP/2000 CPU Pentium® 133MHz or fas ter (The required CPU speed depends on Windows

(OS).) Memory 64Mbyte or more (The required memory size depends on Windows (OS).) Built-in LAN port or LAN card One Others CD-ROM drive (required for installation), mouse or other pointing device

5.1.2 Preparing for TG-2000A setup

Preparing for installation

Before installing the TG-2000A application, do the following checks and preparatory steps.

Note:

• The AG-150A- and G-50A-compatible TG-2000A must be used to Ver. 5.5* or later. These versions of the TG-2000A run on Windows Vista or Windows XP.

• To use the functions supported by older versions of G-50A-compatible TG-2000A, use TG-2000A Ver. 5.1* This version runs on Windows XP or Windows 2000.

Steps Action Details How to

1 Check the OS Check the OS Service Pack version.

2 Check the memory Check the requirement of the memory

3 Check the HDD free

space

4 Printer settings *1 Install the printer driver and check that

• Windows Vista

® Business:

Service Pack 1

• Windows

® XP Professional:

Service Pack 3

• Windows

® 2000 Professional:

Service Pack 4

*Only English version

*Use TG-2000A Ver.5.1* for Windows® 2000

Professional.

capacity for OS used.

・Windows Vista : 1GB or more ・Windows XP/2000 : 512MB or more

Check that there is at least 2GB of free space on the C drive. (OS already set up) *Refer to section 2.1 when using the trend or the wide area function.

printing is possible.

* Change if the OS differs

from the applicable OS.

* Install expansion memory

if required.

* Refer to the Windows

instruction manual for more details.

* For details, refer to the

attached instruction manual.

5 Set the date and time In the Windows Control Panel, select

“Date and Time” and set the date, time

* For details, refer to the

Windows users manual. and region *Set the region to English. *Use "." for a decimal point, and "," for a delimiter.

6 Screen size and color

settings

At the “display” in the Windows Control Panel, set the screen size to 1024 × 768

* For details, refer to the

Windows users manual. or larger and the color to 65536 colors (High Color (16-bit)) or more.

7 Automatic login

settings

Check that the Auto log-in is set. *2

* For the setting check pro-

cedure, see Appendix 2 Auto

Log-in Check Procedure.

8 Network settings Check that the network settings have

been performed (even if the adapter is

* For details, refer to the

Windows users manual. not connected).

9 Check the power

option settings

Check that the settings for the "System standby" and "System hibernates" are set to

* For details, refer to the

Windows users manual. "OFF" in the power option's "Power settings".

*1 Check when using the printer. *2 Auto log-in sets the automatic start-up without entering the log-in name or password at the

Windows(OS) start-up.

*3 Set the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A so it can be used 24-hours.

Note:

• Unless the Auto log-in is set up, TG-2000A will not start up when the PC is rebooted after the TG-2000A has restarted itself. Be sure to set up the Auto log-in.

• Do not change the computer name after the TG-2000A has been setup. TG-2000A will not run properly if changed, and may require the Windows(OS) to be installed again.

5.2 TG-2000A Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later) Before Setting Up TG-2000A (W indows Vist a)

Before setting up TG-2000A on a computer running Windows Vista operating system, User Account Control (UAC) and Windows Aero need to be disabled.

These functions are not available on computers running on Windows XP and do not need to be set.

Initial settings User Account Control (UAC) Windows Aero

Windows Vista Business ON → OFF Enabled → Disabled Windows XP Professional (None) (None)

Turning off the User Account Control (UAC) allows the TG-2000A to start up automatically. Please be sure to set this setting to “OFF” to make sure that the TG-2000A is started up automatically and to avoid

5.2.1 Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

This TG-2000A can be setup with the following two methods.

Method 1) New setup : Refer to section 5.2.2 Method 2) Version upgrade : Refer to section 5.2.3

The following shows the TG-2000A setup disk (CD-ROM) folder configuration and files. However, it only describes the files to be run.

♦ New setup

TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later [CD-ROM drive] ¥WindowsVista¥Setup¥setup.exe

♦ Version upgrade

TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later [CD-ROM drive] ¥WindowsVista¥Setup¥setup.exe (The same setup file as "New setup")

[Reference] CD-ROM directory structure

¥Manual : Operation Manual, Simple operation manual (PDF file) ¥Tool : Air-conditioning charge calculation support tool (ChargeCalc.xls,

¥ＷindowsVista¥Setup : Set-up folder ¥ＷindowsXP : Set-up folder,Version-up folder Readme.txt : Directory structure and setup precautions of this CD-ROM

AirConCharge. xls) and trend graph creation tool (TrendGraph.xls)

Test run check list creation tool (TestRunCheckSheet.xls)

Note

・The same file is used for the new setup and version upgrade for TG-2000A Ver. 5.5* or later. ・Refer to section 5.3. “TG-2000A Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)” for how to set up the TG-2000A Ver.5.1*.

Note ・Check that your computer meets the system requirements that are listed in “2.1 Requirements (system

recommendations)” before setting up or updating the system.

・If your computer is running on Windows Vist a, disable the Us er Account Control (UAC) and Wi ndows Aero.

Refer to “Before Setting Up TG-2000A (Windows Vista)”above for how to disable these functions. If your computer i

running on Windows XP, it is not necessary to take this step.

・If an antivirus software is installed on your computer, TG-2000A may be detected as a virus and the setup procedure

may not be completed properly. Add the TG-2000A’s EXE file to the “Ignore” list.

5.2.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup) (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

The TG-2000A setup is performed in four stages:

Step 1) Microsoft Data Access Components 6.0 (Windows Vista) or

Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8 Service Pack 1 (Windows XP)

(Abbreviated as MDAC hereafter)

Step 2) .NET Framework 2.0 Step 3) SQL Server 2005 Express Edition Service Pack 2 (Referred to as SQL Server 2005 hereafter)

Step 4) TG-2000A setup (+ restart computer)

1) Start the Installer.

Double-click the ¥WindowsVist a¥Setup¥se tup.exe The setup screen for MDAC, .NET Framework 2.0, and SQL Server 2005 will appear.

2) Install MDAC, .NET Framework 2.0, and SQL Server 2005.

Follow the instructions on the screen and click [Install]. They will be automatically installed one by one.

When the setup procedures for all programs are complete, the

3) Install the TG-2000A.

Click the [Next] button as indicated on the screen.

4) User must read and accept the license agreement to use this program.

Read and check the radio button next to [I accept the terms in the license Agreement], and then click [NEXT].

Note:

• Be sure to log-in to Windows, using the Auto log-in name and password before executing the set-up. (It is necessary to execute the log-in with a log-in name having administrator rights.)

• Disable User Account Control (UAC) and Windows Aero on Windows Vista. If these are enabled, TG-2000A will not be set up properly.

Caution:

• Always quit all other programs (including resident programs) before installing TG-2000A.

file on the CD-ROM.

* If they are already installed, the screen will jump to the TG-2000A installation screen.

screen will jump to the TG-2000A setup screen.

*Click the [Cancel] button to cancel setup.

*If MDAC and .NET Framework 2.0 are already installed, only SQL Server 2005 will

be installed.

5) Select the installation mode. Select [Standard] or [Wide area] by checking the radio button,

and click [Next].

Standard : The mode which connects one site by dedicated

lines (LAN etc.) by TG-2000A, and carries out monitor/operation.

Wide area : The mode which carries out monitor/operation

of two or more sites by TG-2000A.

6) Make the final confirmation. Click [Install] to begin installation.

7) When the installation is complete, the screen on the right appears.

Click [Finish] to complete the installation process.

8) Restart the computer.

After the installation is completed, restart the computer. When the installation is completed,

the program is registered in the start menu. And it automatically run from the next time when the computer is started. Store the CD in a safe place.

9) Setting up the Firewall at TG-2000A startup When starting up TG-2000A, a popup window will appear, asking if you want to block the program.

Click [Unblock] to exclude the program from the Firewall.

*If the popup window becomes hidden behind the TG-2000A window, press

[Alt] and [Tab] simultaneously to bring up the window on the right,

and select Windows Firewall.

Note:

• Be sure to restart the computer

after installing TG-2000A.

• Mail tool is installed in both standard and wide area mode.

• Launch TG-2000A in the “Wide area” mode from the “Site change tool.” Refer to “Chapter 4 The Usage of the Site Change Tool” in the manual (Wide area) for information on “Site change tool.”

Select

Windows Security Alert

5.2.3 Upgrading the TG-2000A version (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

The TG-2000A version is upgraded with the following four steps.

Step 1) TG-2000A quit Step 2) TG-2000A uninstall Step 3) MSDE uninstall (+ restart computer) Step 4) TG-2000A version upgrade (+ restart computer)

Maintenance Tip:

• These four steps must be carried out in the above order to upgrade the version. The TG-2000A will not operate properly if the above order is not followed.

• The database should be backed up beforehand to prevent trouble. (Refer to Appendix 5.)

• Refer to sections 7.3, 5.2.4 and 5.3.4 for details on steps 1 and 2.

• Quit all applications (including resident programs) other than MSSQL Server.

Step 1) TG-2000A quit

1) Quit TG-2000A Open the initial screen from the Management screen, and select [File] - [End] from the menu bar. A Quit confirmation window opens, so select the [OK] button. The TG-2000A program closes.

* The TG-2000A program must be quit before the

version is upgraded.

Quitting method

Step 2) TG-2000A uninstall

1) Open [Add/Remove Program] or [Uninstall a program] in the Control Panel. Windows XP: Open [Add/Remove Program] : in the Control Panel.

Windows Vista: Open [Uninstall a program] (or [Programs and Features]) in the Control Panel.

2) Uninstall the TG-2000A. Select the “TG-2000A” program.

Windows XP: Click [Change/Remove] to delete the program.

Windows Vista: Click [Uninstall] to remove the program.

If the window at right appears during uninstallation, click [Ignore] to procede.

Step 3) MSDE uninstall

When upgrading an older version of TG-2000A (Ver.5.20* or later), it is not

necessary to uninstall the MSDE.

1) Start the SQL Server Service Manager Start the “SQL Server Service Manager” by right-clicking the MSDE icon on the taskbar.

2) Stop all service To stop all service, make your selection at the Service field and click the [Stop] button.

3) End the SQL Server Service Manager The “SQL Server Service Manager” window closes.

4) Close the MSDE icon Right-click the MSDE icon on the taskbar and select [Exit]. The MSDE icon is removed from the taskbar.

MSDE icon

5) Start “Add/Remove Programs”. Start by clicking on the Control Panel’s Add/Remove Programs.

6) Choose “MSDE”, and click the [Change/Remove] button. Select “MSDE“ from the displayed programs, and click the [Change/Remove] button. Uninstallation of the MSDE program begins.

Note:

• This uninstall cannot delete some folders and files. (Ex: C:¥Mssql7)

• Please be sure to uninstall the MSDE. TG-2000A will not function properly if SQL Server 2005 is installed without first uninstalling the MSDE.

7) “Add/Remove Programs” ending When program uninstallation ends, “Add/Remove Programs” ends.

8) Restart the computer.

Since a program has been uninstalled, restart Windows.

Step 4) TG-2000A version upgrade

1) Starting SetupTG.exe

Execute ¥ＷindowsVista¥Setup¥Setup.exe

from the CD- ROM.

2) Install TG-2000A.

Click [Next] as indicated on the screen.

Install TG-2000A by following the procedures as listed in “5.2.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup) (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later).”

3) Restart the computer.

* When installation is complete, this program appears in the Startup Menu, and it will be automatically launched at startup.

Save the CD-ROM for future use.

When starting up TG-2000A, a popup window will appear, asking if you want to block the program. Click [Unblock] to exclude the program from the Firewall.

*If the program has already been excluded from the Firewall at the previous

setup, this window will not appear.

*If the popup window becomes hidden behind the TG-2000A window, press

[Alt] and [Tab] simultaneously to bring up the window on the right,

and select Windows Firewall.

Windows Security Alert

Note:

• Be sure to restart the computer

• Check all of the settings, such as the user settings and charging system configuration, etc., on the initial screen, and set if necessary.

after installing the TG-2000A.

5.2.4 TG-2000A Uninstall (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

This section describes how to uninstall an installed “SQL Server 2005” and “TG-2000A” program.

Note:

• To uninstall TG-2000A Ver.5.1* or earlier, follow the uninstallation instructions in the Operating Manual tha came with the TG-2000A.

Step 1) TG-2000A quit

1) Quit TG-2000A Open the initial screen from the Management screen, and select [File] - [End] from the menu bar. A Quit confirmation window opens, so select the [OK] button.

The TG-2000A program closes.

Quitting method

Step 2) Uninstall TG-2000A and SQL server 2005.

1) Open [Uninstall a program] or [Add/Remove Program] in the control panel. Windows Vista: Open [Uninstall a program] (or [Programs and Features]) in the Control Panel. Windows XP: Open [Add/Remove Program] in the Control Panel.

2) Uninstall TG-2000A.

Select the “TG-2000A” program. Windows Vista: Click [Uninstall] to delete the program. Windows XP: Click [Change/Remove] to delete the program.

If the window at right appears during uninstallation, click [Ignore] to procede.

3) Uninstall SQL Server 2005.

Select the “Microsoft SQL Server 2005” program. Windows Vista: Click [Uninstall] to delete the program. Windows XP: Click [Change/Remove] to delete the program.

Select the components to remove.

Click on the radio button next to “TG2000A : Database

Engine” under “Select an instance” in the right screen,

and then click [Next].

Put the check.

Confirm the setting.

Confirm that the correct program is selected, and click [Finish].

Uninstallation will begin and the window will close automatically when uninstallation is complete.

If the window shown on the right appears, click

[Ignore] and proceed.

4) Uninstall Microsoft SQL Server Native Client.

Select Microsoft SQL Server Native Client, and click [Uninstall].

Note:

・There are some folders and files that cannot be uninstalled by taking the above steps, but that is normal. ・When SQL Server 2005 is used, it is not necessary to uninstall the program.

Important

・When uninstalling SQL Server 2005, only delete the files that are specified. The program may become un-uninstallable if other files are deleted.

5) “Add/Remove Programs” ending When program uninstallation ends, “Add/Remove Programs” ends.

5.2.5 Adding files to the ignore list on the anti-virus sof tware (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

TG-2000A may be detected as a virus by the anti-virus program on the computer, if one is installed. When this happens, TG-2000A’s EXE files need to be added to the ignore list to exclude them from being scanned.

After installing TG-2000A and the anti-virus program, add the following TG-2000A’s EXE files to the ignore list

for the Firewall or AutoProtect settings on the anti-virus software.

Folder Files to be added to the

ignore list

TG2000.exe

C:¥TG2000

C:¥TG2000¥Lib¥Exe

When installing an anti-virus software, it may ask the user to enter the names of the files to be included in the

ignore list. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to add the above EXE files to the list.

How to add files to the ignore list depends on the anti-virus software. Refer to the Instructions Manual that

comes with the anti-virus software.

Important

・Where the EXE files are installed depends on the version of TG-2000A (Ver. 5.5* or later vs. Ver. 5.1*). Refer to section 5.3.5 “Adding files to the ignore list on the anti-virus software (TG-2000A Ver. 5.1*)” when

adding the EXE files of TG-2000A Ver.5.1* to the ignore list.

TGSiteTool.exe (*1) (*1) When “Wide area” is set up GMailSrv.exe DbBkupTool.exe G50Srv.exe GChargeSrv.exe GMultiSrv.exe GTrendSrv.exe GWHMSrv.exe GcoolSrv.exe Total : 10 files

5.3 TG-2000A Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

5.3.1 Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

This TG-2000A can be setup with the following two methods.

Method 1) New setup : Refer to section 5.3.2 Method 2) Version upgrade : Refer to section 5.3.3

The following shows the TG-2000A setup disk (CD-ROM) folder configuration and files. However, it only describes the files to be run.

♦ New setup

[CD-ROM drive] ¥WindowsXP ¥Setup¥Step1¥SETUP.exe ¥Step2¥DbSetup.bat ¥Step3¥SetupTG.exe

♦ Version upgrade

[CD-ROM drive] ¥WindowsXP ¥Verup¥DbVerup¥DbUpdata.bat ¥TGVerup¥SetupTG.exe

[Reference] CD-ROM directory structure

¥Manual : Operation Manual, Simple operation manual (PDF file) ¥Tool : Air-conditioning charge calculation support tool (ChargeCalc.xls,

¥WindowsVista¥Setup : Set-up folder ¥WindowsXP : Set-up folder,Version-up folder Readme.txt : Directory structure and setup precautions of this CD-ROM

AirConCharge.xls) and trend graph creation tool (TrendGraph.xls)

Test run check list creation tool (TestRunCheckSheet.xls)

Important

・Refer to section 5.2 “TG-2000A Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)” for how to set up the TG-2000A Ver.5.5* o

later.

Note

・Check that your computer meets the system requirements that are listed in “2.1 Requirements (system

recommendations)” before setting up or updating the system.

・Data that are recorded on TG-2000A Ver.5.20 or Ver.5.5* or later cannot be transferred to TG-2000A Ver. 5.1*. Data on older versions cannot be transferred to newer versions of TG-2000A. ・If an antivirus software is installed on your computer, TG-2000A may be detected as a virus and the setu

procedures may not be completed properly. Add the TG-2000A’s EXE file to the “Ignore” list.

5.3.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup) (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

The TG-2000A setup is performed in three stages:

Step 1) MSDE setup (+ auto restart computer) Step 2) Database setup Step 3) TG-2000A setup (+ restart computer)

Note:

• Perform the 3 setup steps sequentially

• Be sure to log-in to Windows, using the Auto log-in name and password before executing the set-up. (It is necessary to execute the log-in with a log-in name having administrator rights.)

Caution:

•

lways quit all other programs (including resident programs) before installing TG-2000A.

. Otherwise, the TG-2000A will not operate properly.

Step 1) MSDE setup

Run the ¥WindowsXP¥Setup¥Step1¥SETUP.exe.

Check the confirmation message, and click the [OK] button.

* To cancel the setup, click the [Cancel] button.

Time required for setup: Approx. 2-3 min.

The screen shown on the right appears when the setup is completed. Click the [OK] button. The computer is automatically reset, and will be restarted.

Note:

• Restart the computer after completing the MSDE set-up. Otherwise, Step 2 which follows may not be able to be se up properly.

Step 2) Database setup

Run the ¥WindowsXP ¥Setup¥Step2¥DbSetup.bat. A DOS window will open and the close 10 seconds

later when the process has finished.

Step 3) TG-2000A setup

Run the setup program for TG-2000A. Perform the setup in accordance with the instructions on the screen.

(1) Starting the setup program

1) Starting SetupTG.exe Use Windows Start-Run to execute Run the

¥WindowsXP ¥Setup¥Step3¥SetupTG.exe

root directory of the Setup CD. The setup start confirmation window appears. Read and check the cautions which appear on the screen.

2) Check the displayed items and click the [Next] button. If there is no problem with the cautions, click the [Next] button to continue on to the next screen. * Click the [Cancel] button to stop the setup.

(2) Read the license agreement

1) Read the license agreement and click the [Next] button. The license agreement screens will be displayed one at a time. Carefully read all of the agreement and check that you agree with each item before selecting “It agrees” and clicking [Next] to continue.

* If you cannot agree with the license agreement,

click the [Cancel] button and stop the installation of TG-2000A.

(3) Check the installation folder

1) Check the location where the program is to be installed and click the [Next] button. Check the location where the program is to be installed. If the location needs to be changed, set the new location by clicking the [Browse] button. After checking the installation location, click the [Next] button.

* Click the [Cancel] button to stop the installation.

(4) Mode selection

1) Choose “Standard” or “Wide area” mode. Choose the installation mode.

Standard: The mode which carries out

monitor/operation of one site

(Same function as up to Ver.4.50)

Wide area: The mode which carries out

monitor/operation of two or more sites

(Usable function is limited)

2) Click the [Next] button. After choosing the mode, click the [Next] button.

in the

Select

(5) Installation start confirmation

1) Confirm that you want to start the installation and select the [Next] button. If the [Next] button is clicked the installation will start.

* Click the [Cancel] button to stop the installation.

(6) TG-2000A setup completion

1) Select [Finish] button Click [Finish] button on installation screen.

2) After the installation is completed, restart the computer. When the installation is completed, the program is registered in the start menu and automatically run from the next time the computer is started. Store the CD is a safe place.

(7) Setting up the Firewall at TG-2000A startup

1) Configure the ignore list for the Firewall.

When starting up TG-2000A, a popup window will appear, asking if you want to block the program. Click [Unblock] to exclude the program from the Firewall.

*If the popup window becomes hidden behind the TG-2000A window, press

[Alt] and [Tab] simultaneously to bring up the window on the right,

and select Windows Firewall.

Note:

• Be sure to restart the computer

after installing TG-2000A.

• Mail tool is installed in both standard and wide area mode.

Windows Security Alert

5.3.3 Upgrading the TG-2000A version (TG-2000A V er.5.1*)

The TG-2000A version is upgraded with the following four steps.

Step 1) TG-2000A quit Step 2) TG-2000A uninstall (+ restart computer) Step 3) Database version upgrade Step 4) TG-2000A version upgrade (+ restart computer)

Maintenance Tip:

• These four steps must be carried out in the above order to upgrade the version.

The TG-2000A will not operate properly if the above order is not followed.

• The database should be backed up beforehand to prevent trouble. (Refer to Appendix 5.)

• Refer to sections 7.3 and 5.3.4 for details on steps 1 and 2.

• Quit all applications (including resident programs) other than MSSQL Server.

Step 1) TG-2000A quit

1) Quit TG-2000A Open the initial screen from the Management screen, and select [File] - [Quit] from the menu bar. A Quit Confirmation window opens, so select the [OK] button. The TG-2000A program closes.

* The TG-2000A program must be quit before the

version is upgraded.

Step 2) TG-2000A uninstall

1) Start up "Add/Remove Programs". Start by clicking "Add/Remove Programs" in the Control Panel.

2) Uninstall TG-2000A Start the "TG-2000A" program, and select [Change/Remove] to delete the program.

3) Restart the computer. Since a program has been uninstalled, restart Windows.

Step 3) Database version upgrade

1) Start up DbUpdate.bat.

Execute ¥WindowsXP¥Verup¥DbVerup¥DbUpdate.bat

from the CD- ROM.

Required time: Approx. 10 seconds

The screen closes when the version upgrade is completed.

Step 4) TG-2000A version upgrade

Upgrade this TG-2000A application version. Read the on-screen instructions carefully, and proceed with the setup.

* The procedures are the same as the new setup.

Note:

• Refer to step 3 in section 5.3.2 for details on the TG-2000A version upgrade procedures.

(1) Start up the version upgrade setup program.

1) Starting SetupTG.exe

Execute ¥WindowsXP¥Verup¥TGVerup¥SetupTG.exe

from the CD- ROM.

2) Check the displayed items and click the [Next] button.

(2) Read the license agreement

1) Check the displayed items and click the [Next] button.

(3) Check the installation folder

1) Check the installation folder, and then click the [Next] button.

(4) Check the start of installation

1) Check that the installation has started, and then select the [Next] button.

(5) Check the completion of TG-2000A setup

1) Select the [Finish] button.

2) Restart the computer.

When starting up TG-2000A, a popup window will appear, asking if you want to block the program.

Click [Unblock] to exclude the program from the Firewall.

*If the program has already been excluded from the Firewall at the previous

setup, this window will not appear.

*If the popup window becomes hidden behind the TG-2000A window, press

[Alt] and [Tab] simultaneously to bring up the window on the right,

and select Windows Firewall.

Note:

• Be sure to restart the computer

• Check all of the settings, such as the user settings and charging system configuration, etc., on the initial screen, and set if necessary.

after installing the TG-2000A.

Windows Security Alert

5. 3.4 TG -20 00 A U nin st all (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

This section describes how to uninstall an installed “MSDE” and “TG-2000A” program.

Step 1) TG-2000A uninstall

1) Check to see if TG-2000A has ended Check to see if the TG-2000A program has ended. If it has not ended, end it.

* For a description of the ending method, see Chapter 7.

2) Start “Add/Remove Programs”. Start by clicking Control Panel’s Add/Remove Programs.

3) Select “TG-2000A”, and click [Change/Remove] button. Select “Integrated centralized control software TG-2000A” from the displayed programs, and click the [Change/Remove] button. Uninstallation of the TG-2000A program begins.

Note:

• We recommend that you do not delete all the shared files.

• This uninstall cannot delete some folders and files. (Ex: C:¥TG2000)

4) “Add/Remove Programs” ending When program uninstallation ends, Add/Remove Programs ends.

Step 2) MSDE uninstall

1) Start the SQL Server Service Manager Start the “SQL Server Service Manager” by right-clicking the MSDE icon on the taskbar.

MSDE icon

2) Stop all service To stop all service, make your selection at the Service field and click the [Stop] button.

3) End the SQL Server Service Manager The “SQL Server Service Manager” window closes.

4) Close the MSDE icon Right-click the MSDE icon on the taskbar and select [Exit]. The MSDE icon is removed from the taskbar.

5) Start “Add/Remove Programs”. Start by clicking on the Control Panel’s Add/Remove Programs.

6) Choose “MSDE”, and click the [Change/Remove] button. Select “MSDE“ from the displayed programs, and click the [Change/Remove] button. Uninstallation of the MSDE program begins.

Note:

• This uninstall cannot delete some folders and files. (Ex: C:¥Mssql7)

• When MSDE is used, uninstall is unnecessary.

7) “Add/Remove Programs” ending When program uninstallation ends, “Add/Remove Programs” ends.

5.3.5 Adding files to the ignore list on the anti-virus sof tware (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

”

After installing TG-2000A and the anti-virus program, add the following TG-2000A’s EXE files to the ignore list

for the Firewall or AutoProtect settings on the anti-virus software.

Folder Files to be added to the

ignore list

TG2000.exe

C:¥TG2000

C:¥WINDOWS¥system32

When installing an anti-virus software, it may ask the user to enter the names of the files to be included in the

ignore list. Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to add the above EXE files to the list.

How to add files to the ignore list depends on the anti-virus software. Refer to the Instructions Manual that

comes with the anti-virus software.

Important

・Where the EXE files are installed depends on the version of TG-2000A (Ver. 5.5* or later vs. Ver. 5.1*).

Refer to section 5.2.5 “Adding files to the ignore list on the anti-virus software (TG-2000A Ver. 5.5* or later) when adding the EXE files of TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later to the ignore list.

TGSiteTool.exe (*1) (*1) When “Wide area” is set up GMailSrv.exe DbBkupTool.exe G50Srv.exe GChargeSrv.exe GMultiSrv.exe GTrendSrv.exe GWHMSrv.exe GcoolSrv.exe Total : 10 files

6. Part Names and Functions

6.1 Window Elements

The window displayed when the power is turned on and no system settings have been made is called the Initial window. The Initial window has the following parts. (The Initial window can be accessed from the menu bar with a password. For details, refer to section

6.3.)

Title bar:

Shows the title of the windo

Menu bar:

Shows a list of functions that may b selected

System setting group:

Sets the group info mation, monitor dis-

play, charge calcula- tion system, etc

Equipment state display:

Displays the system equipment as error o normal.

Click the buttons to display the window associated with that feature. An example is shown below.

Title bar:

Display the title of the windo

Message bar:

Display comments

about function display

and operation

Displays the operation contents of the [Next], [Back], [Cancel], and [OK] buttons on each setting screen.

Buttons Operation contents

[OK]

Advances to the setting screen with the confirmation contents on the preparation screen determined not to have any problems. Validates the contents set on this display screen to advance to the next setting screen.

[Next] Advances to the next setting screen.

Initial windo

System Configuration Options Control Windo

User setting group:

Sets valid/invalid for the function, site name, and password.

Maintenance group:

Function to correct th charge calculation, etc.

Exit button:

Exits the Initial and moves to the Manag ment windo

Message bar:

Shows time, warnings, and othe

Function display operation setting section:

Used to display/set the set

ting

contents.

Next, and OK buttons:

Choose to end, return, or cancel the setting of fun tion display and operation setting

Back, Cancel,

next,

[Back] Invalidates the contents set on this display screen to return to the last screen.

[Cancel] Invalidates the contents set on this display screen to shift to the initial screen.

6.2 Basic Mouse Operation

First, use of the mouse as a pointing device will be explained. If a device other than a mouse is being used, consult with the manual for that device.

The following is a list of terms used in describing mouse operations.

Click : This refers to pressing and releasing the button one time.

To use this function, click the button Double Click : This refers to pressing and releasing the button twice in quick succession. Drag : This refers to moving the mouse pointer on top of an object on the screen, pressing

and holding down the button to select the object, then, while holding the button down,

moving the mouse pointer, and the object, to a different location. Keyboard : Primarily used when entering password, characters, or numerics.

6.3 Accessing Functions and Moving between Windows

The functions of the TG-2000A can be divided into two general categories.

1) Functions that monitor air conditioner operation status and control functions……Control window

2) Operation and system initialization and charge data maintenance functions (functions used to

accomplish functions in 1) above) ……Initial window

This section deals mostly with functions in category 2).

(1) Shift from the initial window to the control window

The following shows the procedure to shift from the initial window to the control window. Shift the screen to the control window after completing the initial setting shown in Chapter 8.

During normal operation

Only the changed settings are transmitted to the AG-150A/G-50A. Normally shift to the control window using this method.

[Procedure]

1) Select [Finish] button. Click the [Finish] button located on the lower right on the initial screen. With the above step, the confirmation screen (asking whether or not to transmit the setting contents to the AG-150A/G-50A) is displayed.

2) Select [OK] button. Click the [OK] button to transmit the initial setting contents to the AG-150A/G-50A.

* Click the [Cancel] button to return to the Initial window.

The start-up display screen is displayed after the screen has been shifted to the control window. The system information set or changed is transmitted to each G-50A to enter upon the start-up processing.

It takes approximately 1 to 20 minutes

To transmit all settings

All of the settings are transmitted to the AG-150A/G-50A. Use this method to shift to the control window when there is a difference in the system information after starting up, or when copying a set database to the site.

[Procedure]

1) Select [Configuration] - [All setting transmission] in the menu bar. Click the [Setting] in the menu bar on the control window to select [All setting transmission]. A screen for confirming whether to transmit all settings to the AG-150A/G-50A is displayed.

Screen of confirmation fo

transmitting set contents

Start -up display screen

to start-up.

All setting transmission window

2) Select [OK] button. Click the [OK] button to transmit all settings to the AG-150A/G-50A.

* Click the [Cancel] button to return to the Initial window.

The start-up display screen is displayed after the screen has been shifted to the control window. The system information set or changed is transmitted to each AG-150A/G-50A to enter upon the start-up processing.

It takes approximately 5 to 20 minutes

to start-up.

(2) Shift from the control window to the initial window

The control window shifts to the initial window when the initial setting contents are changed or when the charge calculation maintenance is performed.

[Procedure]

1) Select [Configuration] and then [System set] in the menu bar. Click the [Configuration] in the menu bar on the control window to select the [System set]. The password confirmation screen is displayed.

2) Enter the password Enter the word “*****” in the password verification box, then click the [OK] button. Doing so returns you to the initial window.

There are 3 kinds of passwords.

Initialization password : All the items in the initial

window can be used. The initial password is “SYSTEM”.

Maintenance password : The initial window maintenance group and personal password can be

changed. This is also used as the password for "Charge set" on the

control window. The initial password is “Maintenance”. For finishing TG-2000A on the management screen: It is used to quit TG-2000A from the management screen. The initial password is “tglogout”.

Maintenance Tip

• Manage the password to prevent unauthorized personnel from accessing the system. The password can be changed.

Confirmation screen for all setting transmission

Display screen of Shift to setting screen

Password input screen

<TG-2000A screen order 1>

Power On + Start

TG-2000A

System data

No system data

[User setup group]

Exit TG-2000A, shut

down the OS, and turn

the power off

Select [File]-[End] button

[System setup group]

Select [Exit] button

*Range described in this manual

Control screen window (Management) (see separate management manual)

Password input

Select [File]-[End] button

Return to Initial window

User Set-up Set TG-2000A functions 50

Site Name Set-up Set the product name (site name) 61

Password change Changes the password to the 3 types of Initial window 61

Preparation for the AG-150A/ G-50A connection setting

Number of AG-150A/G-50A units setting

AG-150A/G-50A IP address setting

Preparation for System configurations setup

Collecting AG-150A/G-50A data Collects the setting information for the AG-150A/G-50A during the

Unit configurations setup Sets the unit configurations in AG-150A/G-50A. 65

System structure of refrigerant system

Function of each group Set indoor unit and ventilation groups. 69

Ventilation unit grouping Set ventilators and indoor unit groupings. 69

Option functions

Preparation for DIDO,AI,PI controller set-up

DIDO controller set-up The information of group name, operation category, display and etc.

AI controller set-up Name, measuring range, warning information and etc. for AI controller

PI controller set-up The information of name, placement location, unit, pulse and etc. for PI

Option functions

Preparation for PLC for general equipment setting

Number of PLC units Sets the number of PLC units. 75

PLC setting and initial setting Sets the IP address and initial state for each PLC. 76

Functional setting Sets the function used with each PLC. 77

Advanced setting (air conditioner status monitor setting)

Advanced setting (peak cut function setting) *

General equipment setting Selects the general equipment's functions and sets the name,

Option functions

Preparation of IC I/O signal setting

General equipment setting Set the general equipment name, contact No. and display details. 81

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Checks the step/caution display for the AG-150A/G-50A connection setting.

Sets the number of AG-150A/G-50A units. 62

Sets the IP address for each AG-150A/G-50A. It is possible to display the optional functions of the AG-150A/G-50A.

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Verifies the order of system configuration settings and displays warnings

initial setting.

Set refrigerant connections. 68

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Set-up procedure and warning display for DIDO, AI and PI controller can be confirmed.

for DIDO controller can be confirmed and saved

can be confirmed and saved.

controller can be confirmed and saved.

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Verifies the PLC for general equipment setting steps and displays warnings

Sets the AG-150A/G-50A to be monitored with each PLC. Sets this when using interlocking control with air conditioners or the IC I/O signal.

Sets the AG-150A/G-50A for peak cut operation with each PLC. Sets this when the demand controller is connected to the PLC for general equipment.

installation site and display details.

* This version is not compatible with the peak cut function.

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Confirm the displayed steps and precautions for the IC I/O signal setting.

<TG-2000A screen order 2>

Power On + Start TG - 2000

System data

Select [Exit] button

* Range described in this manual

Control screen windows (Management)

Exit TG-2000A, shut down the

OS, and turn the power off

No system data

Select [File] - [End] button

Password input

Return to Initial window

Select [File] - [End] button

(see separate management manual)

[System setup group]

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Preparation for Monitoring screen set-up

Set-up of model name Sets the model name of unit 83

Set-up of the number of floors, and floor name (for sub-screen)

Plane view creation (for sub-screen) Create the plane view used with the floor screen for the sub-screen. 85

Set-up of the number of floors, and floor name

Plane view creation Create a floor plane to be used in the floor window of the Management

Set-up relating a sub screen plane view and a plane view

Set-up of floor name and AG-150A/G-50A

Set-up of icon arrange and name Layout icons on the floor plane, and set names 88

Set-up of block Set groups in blocks 90

Option functions

• When using RS-485 WHM

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Preparation for WHM set-up Check the WHM setting order and notes display. 92

Watt hour meter setting Sets the watt hour meter connection port and watt hour meter address. 92

Set-up for the name and the maximum count value of WHM

Option functions

Preparation for meter setting Verifies the meter setting steps and displays warnings 94

Number of PLC units Sets the number of PLC for electric amount count units. 94

PLC setting and initial setting Sets the IP address and initial state for each PLC. 94

Meter setting Selects the meter to be used and sets the type name, installation site

Option functions

Preparation for Energy monitoring set-up

Set-up for division mode Selects the apportioning mode for indoor and outdoor unit systems. 97

Relation between outdoor units and watt hour meters

Electrical specification of outdoor units

Relation between indoor units and watt hour meters

Electrical specification of indoor units

Charging blocks Set apportionment unit from the operational blocks. 101

Option functions

• When using RS-485 WHM

Currency unit Sets the currency unit used. 103

Air-Con-charge Sets the unit price, weekend charges and season charges, etc. 103

Standard charge Sets the standard (fixed) monthly charge. 104

Option functions

Basic charge setting (*1) Sets the basic charges in block and watt hour meter units. 106

Seasonal interval setting Sets the application of seasonal charges and the interval. 106

Weekly charge setting Sets the charge time zone and unit price, etc., for each day. 106

Annual charge setting Sets the charge time zone and unit price, etc., for specific dates in the

Meter unit price setting Sets the unit price for the gas, water and calorific value unit. 111

*1: Cannot be set with the power apportionment billing (manual electric amount input) function. *2. Sets the unit price for meters other than the watt hour meter.

• When using PLC for electric amount count

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

• When using PLC

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Verifies the order of monitoring screen settings and displays warnings 83

Set the number of floors and floor names for the sub-screen. 84

Sets the number of floors and floor name. 86

screen (control window)

Set the relation of floor screen for sub-screen and floor screen. 87

Set floor and AG-150A/G-50A assignment 87

Sets the WHM name, installation location, and maximum integrated value.

and pulse units.

Verifies the order of billing settings and displays warnings. 96

Assigns outdoor units to watt hour meters. 98

Set value of crank case heater for outdoor units. 99

Assigns indoor units to watt hour meters. 100

Set indoor unit capacity and power input. 101

year.

108

<TG-2000A screen order 3>

Power On + Start TG - 2000

System data

Select [Exit] button

* Range described in this manual

Control screen windows (Management)

Exit TG-2000A, shut down the

OS, and turn the power off

No system data

Select [File]-[End] button

Password input

Return to Initial window

Select [File]-[End] button

(see separate management manual)

[System setup group]

[Maintenance group]

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Preparation for energy saving and peak cut

Set up of the Watt hour meter for energy-saving/peak cut

Peak cut set-up Peak cut setting. *Only when using peak cut. 115

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Preparation for night mode set-up Verifies the steps and precautions for night mode set-up. 120

Night mode set-up Sets the outdoor unit for the night mode and the time to carry

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Preparation for system-changeover set-up

System-changeover set-up Sets the main group of the refrigerant system block for carrying

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Time set-up Sets the current time. 124

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Maintenance of charge data (Present value monitor)

Maintenance of charge data (Meter maintenance)

Maintenance of charge data (Unit)

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Operation / electric power amount data monitor

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Remedial apportioning setting Remedial apportioning can be tentatively performed when charging

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

Billing comparison data maintenance

Option functions

Wizard name Primary settings contained in the activated window Reference page

• Energy saving and peak cut setting

Verifies the steps and precautions for energy saving and peak cut. 112

WHM for energy saving and peak cut setting 112

out the night mode for each AG-150A/G-50A.

Verifies the steps and precautions for system-changeover (automatic cooling/heating switching) set-up.

out System-changeover, etc., for each AG-150A/G-50A.

Data for the last 62 days from the watt hour meter, indoor units, and outdoor units can be viewed and edited. (Also, current values for watt hour meters can be monitored.)

Watt hour meter data from the last 62 days can be viewed and edited. 133

Data for the last 62 days from indoor units and outdoor units can be viewed and edited.

Operation data stored in AG-150A/G-50A can be monitored and saved. Also, electric power amount data stored in PLC(or AG-150A/G-50A) can be monitored and saved.

trouble occurs.

The data used to compare apportioned charges when the AG-150A/G-50A or PLC fails can be cleared.

120

121

129

140

135

137

151

Billing trial operation This function enables trial operation of the power apportion billing.

A state similar to the actual charge calculation can be calculated and confirmed in one day.

182

7. Initial Startup and Shutdown

7.1 Before Startup

Please confirm the following items before starting the TG-2000A application.

(1) A test run of the air conditioning system has been completed. (2) Check that the computer, hub, AG-150A/G-50A, power supply unit, and air conditioner power are

turned on. (3) All PC hardware and cables have been connected and the proper software installed. (4) “Date and time” setting are correct.

7.2 Startup

Start the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A

application.

Follow these steps to startup the TG-2000A application.

[Procedure]

1) Restart Windows When Windows(OS) restarts, the user automatically logs on and the TG-2000A program starts. When the startup process begins, the setup screen is displayed. * When Windows(OS) restarts, the integrated centralized

control software TG-2000A application starts automatically.

After the startup screen is displayed, the behavior of the application depends on the existence of System Settings data.

Case 1: Without System Settings data: (the first startup)

The initial screen is displayed. Start with Chapter 8 “Changing System Settings”

Case 2: With system setting data

After the system has been set up once, turning on the power brings up the Management window, and the startup process begins immediately. The startup process takes some time (approx. 10 to 20 minutes). To change the initial settings, go to the initial window. Refer to the procedure in section 6.3 “Accessing functions and moving between windows”.

Maintenance Tip

• For safety reasons, make a thorough check of all equipment and connections.

• The "detach" and "attach" shortcut icons on the desktop screen are for servicing. Do no use these during normal operations.

• Launch TG-2000A in the “Wide are” mode from the “Site change tool.”

Refer to “Chapter 4 The Usage of the Site Change Tool” in the manual (Wide area) for information on “Site change tool.”

• The warning message may appear depending on the the security software when the

firewall is activated. Set the TG-2000A software to “Always connected”.

Desktop screen

Startup screen

Initial window

7.3 Shutdown

TG-2000A Shutdown

Follow these steps to shutdown TG-2000A.

[Procedure]

1) Select the End option in the File menu in the Menu Bar Always end the application before turning off the power. Shutdown is done from the initial window. Select the File menu in the Menu Bar and select the End option.

* To switch to the Initial window, refer to section 6.3.

2) Select [Exit] button. The shutdown confirmation dialog box appears asking to confirm this action. After verifying the content of the dialog box, click the [Exit] button to exit the application.

* Click the [Cancel] button to return to the Initial window.

Maintenance Tip

• Always exit the TG-2000A application before turning off the PC. Failing to do so could result in damage.

• Note that when the TG-2000A application is exited, the functions used stop. When the charge calculation function (only for constant operation) is used, set the operation mode to TG-2000 24-hour continuous operation.

• If the message "There is data which has no been transmitted to AG-150A/G-50A. Please end after choosing "Cancel" button, choosing a "Finish" button and transmitting data." appears on the End warning display screen, always clic "Cancel", and click the "Finish" button on the initial window, and then transmit the setting changes to the AG-150A/G-50A before ending.

Shutting down the OS

Shut down the Windows(OS) after verifying that the TG-2000A application has been exited. Turn off the PC after shutting down the OS.

* Please see the OS or PC owner’s manual for procedures on shutting down the OS and turning off the PC.

End the application

Shutdown verification

End confirmation window (with warning)

-up

8. System Setting Procedure

8.1 System Setting Screen

The following is an explanation of the items found in the System Settings window.

User Se

System Se

Function group Function Operation details

[User Set-up group]

[System Set-up

group]

[Maintenance group]

Note:

• Refer to Chapter 9 for the maintenance group items.

• The set items that are displayed depend on the functions of theTG-2000A purchased.

grou

Initial windo

User set-up Allow or disallow certain functions

Site name set-up Set the building name

Password set-up The password can be changed

AG-150A/G-50A connection set-up

System configuration set-up

DIDO, AI, PI controller set-up

PLC for general equipment set-up

Monitoring screen set-up Executes the model name setting, plane drawing creation, group icon

Measurement meter set-up (Watt hour meter set-up)

Energy monitoring set-up Set the system billing function

Charge set-up Sets the basic charge, seasonal/interval, weekly charge, and annual

Energy saving set-up Sets the control operation, etc., for energy saving operation.

Night mode set-up Sets the night mode target and time.

System-changeover set-up Sets the refrigerant target and changeover mode, etc., for

IC I/O signal set-up Sets the general equipment connected to the IC I/O signal, etc.

Time set-up Set the current time. Each AG-150A/G-50A time can be monitored.

Maintenance of charge data

Operation amount/electric amount data monitor

Remedial apportioning setting

Maintenance of comparison data for energy monitoring

Test run for energy monitoring

Sets the number of AG-150A/G-50A units connected and the IP address.

Sets the system configuration, group, interlocking unit, etc.

Sets the each item of DIDO, AI, PI controller.

Sets the number of PLC units, and general equipment functions and names, etc.

arrangement, etc.

Sets the number of PLC units, and meter type, name and pulse unit, etc. (Set the watt hour meter serial port and watt hour meter address)

charges, etc.

automatically changing between cooling and heating.

Proportional billing information can be revised. The WHM present value can be monitored or changed (overwritten).

The AG-150A/G-50A operation amount, PLC measurement/power amount data can be monitored and overwritten.

Remedial apportioning can be tentatively performed when charging trouble occurs.

The data used to compare apportioned parameters when the AG-150A/G-50A or PLC fails can be cleared.

Operation can be tried to confirm that the charge function is operating correctly.

Maintenance grou

Displays the operation contents of the select buttons on each setting screen.

Buttons Operation contents

[OK]

[Next] Advances to the next setting screen.

[Back]

[Cancel] Invalidates the contents set on this display screen to shift to the initial screen.

Validates the contents set on this display screen to advance to the next setting screen. (Advances to the next setting screen if it is the preparation screen.)

Invalidates the contents set on this display screen to return to the last screen.

8.2 System Setting Procedure

The following is an explanation of the System Settings performed at the Initial window.

When no System Settings exist

User setting group

Step 1: "User set-up" Step 2: "Site name set-up" Step 3: "Password set-up"

System setting group

Step 4: "AG-150A/G-50A connection set-up" Step 5: " DIDO, AI and PI controller set-up" *5 Step 6: "System configuration set-up" Step 7: "PLC for General Equipment set-up"

*1, *2, *4 Step 8: "Monitoring screen set-up" Step 9: " Step 10: "

Measurement meter set-up" *3 Energy monitoring set-up" *3

Step 11: "Charge set-up" *3 Step 12: "Energy-saving set-up" *4 Step 13: "Night mode set-up" Step 14: "System-changeover set-up" Step 15: "IC I/O signal set-up" *2 Step 16: "Time set-up"

*1: This must be set when using the general equipment. *2: These items must be set when using the general equipment (IC I/O signal). *3: These items must be set when using the power apportionment billing function. The " Measurement

meter set-up" step is not required when using only the power apportionment billing (manual electric

amount input) function. *4: This item must be set when using the energy saving or peak cut functions. *5: This item must be set when using the DIDO, AI and PI controller.

* Even if the AG-150A/G-50A is not actually connected, it is possible to set it in advance as long

as information such as system configuration, etc. is available.

Caution:

• If the settings are done out of order, some items will not be available and others will have to be set again.

• Time set-up and Site name set-up are only performed when necessary. Check the time fo each AG-150A/G-50A with “Time set-up”, and set the time when necessary. For "Time set-up" check the time of each AG-150A/G-50A and PLC, and set the time if necessary. If the time is set incorrectly, the function does not work properly.

• Even if the operation settings are unclear, set all of the system setting items that appear.

When System Settings exist

Make any changes to the settings.

Note:

• Changing certain settings affects the status of other settings.

• User set-up in particular affect other settings and functions.

• Changing the settings on the left affects the settings on the right.

Change and setting items Items that must be confirmed (affected items)

1 "System configuration set-up"

2 "PLC for General Equipment set-up" "Monitoring screen set-up"

3 "Monitoring screen set-up" "Energy monitoring set-up"

" Measurement meter set-up "

(“Watt hour meter set-up”)

"Monitoring screen set-up", "Energy monitoring set-up" “Night mode set-up”,”System-changeover set-up”

"Energy monitoring set-up", "Energy saving set-up"

After setting all items on the initial screen and selecting the [Finish] button, the confirmation message [All the contents of a setting are transmitted to AG-150A/G-50A. Is it all right?] appears. Select [OK] and transmit the latest setting information to the AG-150A/G-50A.

Note:

• If all settings must be transmitted due to a difference in the system information, etc., carry out "To transmit all settings" in section "6.3.(1) Shift from initial window to the control window".

8.3 User Set-up

Use these settings to allow or disallowTG-2000A general operations, printer, charge (billing), and external I/O functions.

Activating TG-2000A Functions

[Procedure]

1) Click the User set-up button From the Initial window, click the User set-up button in the User set-up group. The User set-up window appears.

2) Select the [Finish] button after setting all items Click the [Finish] button after setting all items in the User setting windows 1 through 4.

* The settings will be invalidated when the [Cancel] button is clicked.

Note:

・The following folder cannot be specified for "Backu

folder name" of "Backup setting".

x:¥Windows , x:¥WinNT , x:¥Documents and Settings ,

x:¥Program Files , x:¥ProgramData , x:¥Users , and C:¥ (“x” shows the drive letter. )

Changing the User setting window

[Procedure]

1) Select [User set-up *] button. Click the [User setting 1], [User setting 2], [User setting 3], or [User setting 4] button.

Note: ・Click “Go to the user setting *” to switch between the

user setting windows.

・The settings in each window will be stored even afte

switching to another user setting window. After setting all the necessary items, click “Finish.”

[OK] button

The group information, etc., is transmitted to the

G-150A/G-50A.

User setting 1 window

User setting 2 window

8.3.1 General Operation

Set the schedule and summer time and turn on and off the filter sign automatic display function (Range restrictions of setting temp.).

Setting general operation options

[Procedure]

1) Click the option button. Set the "Schedule set-up", "Summer-time set-up", "Filter sign" "Range restrictions of setting temp.", "Night mode set-up", "Auto change over set-up" and "Sub screen function (floor division)" under General operation. Click on the option button for the details to be set.

Item Set value Details

Schedule Set-up

Summer Time Set-up

Filter sign

Range restrictions of setting temp.

Automatic output abnormality history

Night mode set-up

System-change over set-up

Sub screen function

(floor division)

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate)

Off (Deactivate)

On (Activate)

(Default)

Off (Deactivate)

On (Activate) Automatically display. (Default) Off

(Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate) Temperature limit range is set Off

(Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate)

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate)

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate)

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

Divide (4 sections)

Divide (6 sections)

Turns the scheduling function off.

Turns the scheduling function on.

Do not automatically adjust the AG-150A/G-50A for summer time.

Automatically adjust the AG-150A/G-50A for summer time. (Automatic monitors take place at 04:17 AM)

Do not automatically display.

Temperature limit range is not set

Do not automatically output

Automatically output once a day Choose from “Only data of

yesterday” and “All data”. Turns the night mode function

off.

Turns the night mode function on.

Turns the system-changeover function off.

Turns the system-changeover function on.

Turns the floor division function off.

Turns the floor division function on.

General operation set up

*1: Refers to the annual/weekly schedule.

*2: The file output default can be changed with “C:¥TG2000¥ErrorLog¥” *3: System-changeover is the function that automatically switched between cooling and heating modes of Y series

(cooling/heating change over type).

Note

• The floor layout that was created for the TG-2000A cannot used with the AG-150A. Likewise, the floo

layout that was created for AG-150A cannot be used with the TG-2000A.

Note:

• When filter sign automatic display is deactivated, the filter status is not reflected automatically even when the filter sign window is selected. When the View filter button is clicked, the filter status is reflected.

• To use the Schedule Set-up, it is necessary to register the license number of the annual/weekl schedule separately with the AG-150A/G-50A. When the license is not registered with the AG-150A/G-50A, it only possible to use the weekly schedule function of the AG-150A/G-50A. In this case, the schedule setting made from the integrated centralized control softwareTG-2000A is invalidated, resulting in operation failure.

• The set temperature range limit can be reflected onto only the ME remote controller and individual browser. (This function may not be available from the MA remote controller, depending on the model of indoor units connected to the system.)

8.3.2 Reliability Function

Turn on and off the automatic reboot function as backup and the database backup function.

Setting automatic reboot and database backup function

[Procedure]

Automatic reboo t s e tting

1) Click the option button Use the option button to select the Automatic Reboot function.

Automatic reboot setting

Do not automatically reboot：Does not automatically reboot.

(Default)

Automatically reboot(Days) ：Automatically reboots on

the selected day

Automatically reboot(Weekly) ：Automatically reboots on the selected day of a week

2) Select the reboot interval using the “/ ” buttons. When automatic reboot was set to On, select the automatic

reboot day using the “

” buttons. The setting range is the 7th

thru 31st day after booting. The initial value is the 31st day.

3）Automatically reboots by Weekly specification When “Weekly automatic reboot” was set to On, select the day of a week.

Only one day of the week can be selected.

Backup setting

4) Click the option button Use the option button to select the Database Backup function.

Backup setting

Off (Deactivate) : Do not back up the database. (Default) On (Activate) : Back up the database.

5) Set the output folder. When database backup was set to On, set the database folder to be backed up using the Browse button. The initial value is “C:¥TG2000¥databackup”. * Set the folder to be backed up to an HDD drive different from the C: drive.

Maintenance Tip

• Manually restart theTG-2000A application and Windows(OS) on a regular basis (once a

week). (Perform the restarting operation during the period from 08:00 to 21:45.)

* Recommendation: Perform manually without automatic rebooting.

Reliability Function Settings

window

play

Note:

• When Windows(OS) is used continuously without restarting, system errors may accumulate. Thus it is necessary to restart both TG-2000A and the Windows(OS).

• The automatic restart function serves to insure that the system restart is done on a regular basis. If there is an error during the automatic restart, the system must be restarted manually. Since there is a possibility of the error not being detected, it is recommended to periodically restart the system manually.

• When automatic reboot is set to [ON], Windows reboots automatically at 06:35 on the 7th to 31st day after booting. (The number of days depends on the set value.)

• The system configuration, history, and charge data databases are backed up. The trend and dis

characters databases are not backed up.

8.3.3 Connection Setting

Set whether each device is connected on the User setting 2 window.

Connection settings

Setting connector options

[Procedure]

1) Click the option buttons Use the option button to select the printer and WHM connection. Available printer options are ON or OFF. The validity of the billing settings and energy saving functions are reflected with the watt hour meter/meter settings.

Item Set value Details

Printer connection

WHM/Measurement meter

connection

PLC for General Equipment

Note:

• Data cannot be printed if this option is OFF.

• Install the printer driver and confirm that printing is possible beforehand.

Off (No connection) (Default)

On (Connection) Turns the printing function on. OFF (No connection)

(Default) PI controller (MCP)

PLC

Serial

OFF (No connection) (Default)

ON (Connection) The general equipment can be connected.

Turns the printing function off.

The watt hour meter/measurement meter cannot be connected.

The watt hour meter/measurement meter can be connected with an PI controller.

The measurement meter can be connected with a PLC connection.

The watt hour meter can be connected with an RS-485 connection.

The general equipment cannot be connected.

8.3.4 Energy Saving /Peak Cut and IC I/O Sigmal/Interlocked Control Setting

Set the energy saving settings/peak cut function and trend functions

Set whether the other functions are valid.

[Procedure]

1) Click the option button. Select the energy saving/peak cut function settings with the option button.

Item Set value Details

Energy saving/ peak cut function *1

IC I/O signal /interlocking control functi o n *2

Deactivate Energy saving/peak cut function disabled. (Default) Energy saving Energy saving function enabled. Peak cut (WHM) Peak cut function with WHM enabled. (Including energy saving function) Peak cut (PLC) Peak cut function with demand controller connected to PLC (Including

energy saving function)

Deactivate Do not connect general equipment to IC I/O signal. (Default)

Interlocking control will not be performed on PLC for general equipment.

Activate Connect general equipment to IC I/O signal for monitoring and operation.

Interlock control will be performed on PLC for general equipment.

Peak Cut, etc. functions

*1: There are two types of peak cut functions.

WHM: The power rate is read in from the electric amount count PLC or PI Controller, and the level is

PLC for demand input: A demand controller is connected to the PLC for demand input, and the PLC for demand

*2: When interlocking control, such as stop of the air conditioner, is performed on PLC for general equipment while the

general equipment (e.g. card key) is ON, “Activate” must be set.

Note:

• The "Peak cut function" cannot be selected when the PLC watt hour meter or PI Controller, is no connected.

• The "Energy saving function" and "Peak cut function" license numbers must be registered in the G-50A to use the energy saving function and peak cut function.

judged by the AG-150A/G-50A.

input which receives contact signals according to the level notifies the AG-150A/G-50A.

8.3.5 Energy Monitoring Related

Follow these steps to energy monitoring functions On or Off, automatically print air conditioning charges, and set printing options.

Energy monitoring function s O n or O ff

[Procedure]

1) Click the option button Use the option button to select Energy Monitoring function, Automatic Air Conditioning Charges Print, or Air Conditioning Charge Output Processing function setup.

Energy monitoring related

Item Set value Details

function

G-50A system

Energy monitoring automatic output

Energy monitoring output format

WHM/Measurement meter connection

The order of char ge display

Charge for FU

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate) Activates Energy monitoring related

Off (Deactivate) Deactivates always connected to G-50A system function. Always connected to

On (Activate)

(Default)

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

Printing Print Energy monitoring automatic printing information

Exporting file Automatically output air conditioning charge result as a file.

Printing and exporting file

Standard (Default) Output standard items

Items for every unit Output air conditioning charge summary for each unit

Items for every unit price for charge

Details for every unit price for charge

No connection (Default)

Connection Charge calculation function with WHM connected

Block No. order (Default)

Alphabetic order The charges are displayed in alphabetic order.

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate)

Deactivates Energy monitoring related Energy monitoring

Activates always connected to G-50A system function. (Recommended mode)

Do not automatically print air conditioning charges.

automatically.

Automatically print and automatically output air conditioning charges as exporting file a file. *1

Output air conditioning charge summary for each unit price

Output detailed air conditioning charge summary for each unit price

Charge calculation function without WHM connected… Manual electric amount input

The charges are displayed in the order of the registered block numbers.

Deactivate apportioning billing system for OA processing unit (FU).

Activate apportioning billing system for OA processing unit (FU).

Charge for A/ K control unit *2

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate)

Deactivate apportioning billing system for A-control and K-control units.

Activates apportioning billing system for A-control and K-control units.

A-controller *3

AOC/AIC Same power supply

System is configured in the way that the A-control outdoor and indoor units are powered from the same power source to which a single watt-hour meter is connected.

AOC/AIC Separated power supply

System is configured in the way that the A-control outdoor and indoor units are powered from different power sources to which separate watt-hour meters are

charge parameter

Rounding off Process

connected.

Off (Deactivate) (Default)

On (Activate) Automatically output charge parameter. *2

Before calculation charge (Default) After calculation charge Charges are calculated without the apportioned electric

Do not automatically output charge parameter. Automatic output of

（Monthly or Daily output）

Charges are calculated after the apportioned electric power is rounded off.

power being rounded off, and the result is rounded off.

*1: The default file output can be changed with [C:¥TG2000¥Chargefile¥]. *2: Not all functions are supported by all units.

*3: Selectable only when the “

“Charge for A/K control unit” setting is set to “ The value for “

AOC/AIC Same power supply” is calculated by factoring the amount of indoor fan

WHM/Measurement meter connection” setting is set to “Connection” and the

Activate.”

operation in to figure out the apportioned electric power for the A-control outdoor unit because the indoor and outdoor units are both powered from a single power source.

On the other hand, when calculating the value for “

AOC/AIC Separated power supply,” the amount of

A-control fan operation is not factored in to figure out the apportioned electric power for the A-control outdoor units since these indoor and outdoor units are powered from separate power sources. The amount of apportioned electric power for the A-control outdoor units in the system using TG-2000A Ver. 5.20 or earlier, is calculated in the same way (the amount of indoor fan operation is not factored in). To calculate the apportioned electric power in the same way, select “

AOC/AIC Separated power supply.”

*4: The default file output can be changed with [C:¥TG2000¥ChargeParameter¥].

A folder “¥yyyy (year) ¥mm(month)¥” will be created in the folder that is selected in the user setting 2 window. The charge parameter will be saved in this folder.

*5: In the system using TG-2000A Ver.5.20 or earlier, charges are calculated without rounding off

the apportioned electric power. To calculate the apportioned electric power in the same way as the earlier versions, select “After calculation charge.”

Note:

• When the printer is not connected, it is unable to set the printing for the "Energy monitoring auto output".

• When thisTG-2000A is not provided with the "Charge function", this screen is not displayed. In order to use the charge function, please contact a Mitsubishi official sales office or supplier.

• The charge function can be set only for No WHM connected, PLC connected or RS-485 connected (Manual electric amount input, electric amount pulse count or direct read in of power value into computer).

• The filename is “(Month)-(Year) *.csv”. (*: B=Block units, W=WHM units)

(The year and the month when the charge calculation is performed are shown. Eg. When the calculation for September, 2005 is performed at the end of the month, the file name will be “09-2005B.csv”.)

• When using the "Charge calculation function", it is necessary to register the license number of the "Charge calculation function" separately with the AG-150A/G-50A. If the license is not registered with the AG-150A/G-50A, the charge calculation function will not operate properly. It is necessary to register the "Charge function" license with all AG-150A/G-50A units controlled by theTG-2000A.

• In regard to the output format, the details for each unit, etc., are compatible even with the designated settlement date calculations from this Ver. 4.30. Note that the output format differs from previous versions.

Note: (The end method of a user setup .)

Click the [Finish] button when finished setting User setting 1 through User setting 4. The details se on User setting 1 through User setting 4 will be saved, and the initial window will appear. If [Cancel] is clicked, all of the details set on User setting 1 through User setting 4 will be deleted, and the initial window will appear.

8.3.6 Setting the Warning Sound

Make the setting for the warning sound on User setting 3 window. (User setting 4 on TG-2000A Ver.5.10 or earlier and Ver.5.20)

b) c)

User setting 3 window

[Operation Method]

1) Make the following settings with the option button Enable or disable the warning sound and select the play mode.

Item Setting Content

a)Warning sound upon

error detection

b)Repeat Input This setting is available only when “Beep” or “Plays wav

c)Repeat button － Use this button to check the warning sound.

Does not play (Default)

Beep Upon error detection, the warning sound that is selected

Plays wav file Upon error detection, the wav file that is selected in this

Warning sound will not sound, nor the pop up window will appear on the screen upon error detection.

on the control panel will sound once, and the pop up window will appear on the screen.

setting window will be played once, and the pop up window will appear on the screen.

file” is selected. When this function is enabled, either type of the selected warning sounds will be played repeatedly.

Notes ・Playback of warning sounds and pop up window display are available only on the TG-2000A’s management screen. ・If another error is found in another system after the warning sound is turned off or the pop up window is closed,

a warning sound will sound again and the pop up window will reappear.

Pop up frequency：Every error

Warning alarm frequency：Every error code except for the one set to OFF

・A PC that is not equipped with a speaker will not play the warning sound. ・The sound volume depends on the Windows settings. ・The sound volume and quality depends on each PC. Change the setting to turn up the volume of the

warning sound. ・The sound quality of the general warning sound (beep) will depend on the settings on the control panel, but the sound quality of the wav file will not.

8.3.7 Trend setting

Set the trend functions.

Set whether the other functions are valid.

[Procedure]

1) Click the option button Select the trend function settings with the option button.

Item Set value Details

Trend

Deactive (Default)

Active

Trend function deactivated.

Trend function enabled. *2

Temperature, on/off, mode, error trend function:

Sampling interval setting:

Trend function for AI controller:

Effective/nullity (Default)

Sampling interval setting :

Select the output time

4:40（default），0:20 *3

File output target

Specify the output files *1

Output format

Previous data format : Does not use graph function

Graph function associated format: Use graph function

Activate/deactivate (Default)

Select from 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 (Default)

*Effective when connecting with a measuring meter.

Select from 5,10,15,30,60 (Default)

Other functions (1)

*1: The file output default can be changed with "C:¥TG2000¥TrendData¥".

*2: The temperature, on/off, mode trends are available only for the indoor unit group, and include A control and K control.

*3: When selecting "0:20," trend data of AI controller does not automatically output. Select 4:40 (Default)" for automatic output.

Note:

• To use the trend function for the temperature, on/off, and drive mode, block settings for the control target indoor unit groups need to be set.

• If the trend function is not required, the function should be "Disabled" to reduce the operation load.

• The electric amount value and power apportion value trends are automatically judged according to the connection or presence of functions.

• When the trend output function is used, check that the CSV files are automatically output.

• Those automatically output trend data CSV files are kept in the target output folder for two years.

The files in the monthly folder are deleted after two years have passed. Periodically back up data t external memory storage device.

• How long the data are kept and how often the data are collected depend on the types of trend data.

8.3.8 Transmission of auto ma ti c o ut put file by email

On the User setting 4 window, make the settings for e-mailing the files that are automatically output.

(User setting 3 on TG-2000A Ver.5.10 or earlier and Ver.5.20)

*On the User setting 3 window, set Trend funcion when setting trend data as a target of the e-mailing .

c) b)

h) i)

User setting 4 window

[Operation Method]

1) Make the following settings with the option buttons and Enter. Enter the file type, sender mail address, sender name, destination mail address, SMTP server name, SMTP authentication, and SMTP authentication settings.

Item Setting Content

a)Ty pe of files to be sent

Deselected “Transmission of automatic output file by email”

function is not used. (Default) No other settings are required if this setting is chosen.

Selected Selected output files are e-mailed.

b)Sender mail address

Input Acquire and set an e-mail address for TG-2000A.

(Required)

c)Sender name Input Enter the “Sender” information on the mail software on

the receiver’s side. The use of the facility name as the sender name will make it easy to identify the sender. (Max. 60 characters)

d)Destination mail address

(Required)

e)SMTP server name

(Required)

f) SMTP authentication

Input Set the destination mail address for the automatic

output file. Up to 10 destination addresses can be set.

Input Set the mail server name or the IP address for the

SMTP. Ask the IT management staff for details.

Unused SMTP authentication is not used when sending

e-mails. (Default)

Used SMTP authentication is used when sending e-mails.

This setting requires the setting that is listed under g). Ask the IT management staff for questions regarding SMTP authentication.

g)SMTP authentication

Input Choose the user name and password.

settings h)Connection method Selected Choose LAN connection or dial-up connection. i) Dial-up connection

setting

Input Choose the connection destination to be used at dial-up

connection.

To send e-mails, enter the required field. Ask the IT management staff for details of mail settings.

[Timing of e-mail Transmission]

Type of Data Setting for Output (User Setting) Output Timing

Air-conditioning charge data Energy monitoring function: Enabled

Energy monitoring automatic output:

Monthly: The day after the cutoff date

Enabled

Charge parameter data

Temperature data

Measurement data Trend: Enabled

AG-150A/G-50A

Energy monitoring function: Enabled Automatic output of charge parameter: Enabled Trend: Enabled (Temp, on/off, drive option: On)

Monthly: The day after the cutoff date Daily: Every day (previous day) Select monthly or daily. Every day

Every day WHM/Measurement meter connection: Yes Energy saving/peak cut: peak cut Every day

energy-saving data

Electric energy used data

during peak cut

Error history data Automatic output of abnormality history:

Energy saving/peak cut: peak cut (WHP option: Enabled)

Every day

Every day Enabled

AI controller (MCT) data Trend: Enabled Every day

Notes

· <, >, &, “ and ‘ cannot be used in the mail address.

· With the permission of the receiver, set the receiver’s mail address.

· The timing for the mail transmission depends on the output time of the automatic output file.

· The mails are sent separately by file types.

· When the number of files exceeds 100 or if the file size exceeds 1MB, even the files of the same

kind will be sent separately.

· The case name will be as follows: <TG-2000A><Building name><File type><Date><Mail number/Total number of mails>.

· Do not send mails to the TG-2000A address.

· The file to be attached is compressed into a ZIP file (file name: TG-2000_Data.zip).

8.4 Site Name Set-up

Set the site name which this integrated centralized control software TG-2000A is installed.

Set the site name.

[Procedure]

1) Click the [Site name set-up] button. Click the [Site name set-up] button in the User Set-up Group in the Initial window.

2) Enter the site name. Enter the name of the site on the site name set-up screen from keyboard.

3) Click the [OK] button. When finished entering the site name, click the [OK] button. * Click the [Cancel] button, the site name is left unchanged.

Note:

• Site names may contain a maximum of 20 characters. (Single quotations ['] cannot be used.) The site name is reflected upon the start-up screen and version confirmation screen display.

8.5 Password Set-up

The initialization password and maintenance password can be changed.

Change the password.

[Procedure]

1) Click [Password set-up] button. Click the [Password change] button at the Initial window user setup group. The New password set-up screen appears.

2) Select the target to be changed. Click and select the target to be changed.

(Password type)

• Initialization password (System administrator password)

• Maintenance password (Maintenance user password)

• Exit password (for quitting TG-2000A from

the management screen)

3) Enter the password at New password. Set the password at New password.

4) Enter the password for verification. When a new password was set at Step 2), set the same password for verification.

5) Click [OK] button after finishing the setting. Check the display contents and click the [OK] button. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

Caution

• Always memorize the new password. If you forget the password, you cannot open the Initial window.

Note:

• When the Initial window is opened by initialization password, the Initialization, Maintenance, and Exit password can be changed at the Password change screen. You should not use the same password for these three settings.

• When the Initial window is opened by maintenance password, only the Maintenance password can be changed at the New password set-up screen.

• The "Maintenance user" password is used for "Maintenance" on the initial screen, for changing the maintenance user's password, and for "Charge set-up" on the Management screen.

Site Name Set-up

New password set-up screen

8.6 AG-150A/G-50A Connection Set-up

Set the integrated centralized control softwareTG-2000A, number of AG-150A/G-50A units connected, and the IP address. It is possible for this setting to monitor and display the option functions state of the AG-150A/G-50A.

8.6.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Confirm the precautions and procedure before setting the AG-150A/G-50A connection.

Perform the check before setting the AG-150A/G-5 0A con nection .

[Procedure]

1) Select the [AG-150A/G-50A connection set-up] button. Click the [AG-150A/G-50A connection set-up] button located in the system setting group on the initial window.

2) Select the [OK] button after confirming the display contents. Check the contents of the alarm displayed. When there are not any problems found, click the [OK] button to advance to the setting. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is

terminated to return to the initial screen.

Set the AG-150A/G-50A connection in accordance with the following procedure.

Step 1: Number of AG-150A/G-50A set-up Step 2: IP address of AG-150A/G-50A set-up

AG-150A/G-50A connection Set-up

8.6.2 Number of AG-150A/G-50A set-up (Step 1)

Set the number of AG-150A/G-50A connected to the system.

Set-up the number of AG-150A/G-50A

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/ “ buttons. Use the “ AG-150A/G-50A. * Values can also be input from the keyboard. Number of connectable G-50A units: 1 to 40 units

2) Click [OK] button. When finished making settings, click the [OK] button. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is

terminated to return to the initial window.

“ buttons to set the number of

Number of AG-150A/G-50A Set-up

8.6.3 IP address of AG-150A/G-50A set-up (Step 2)

Set the data of the AG-150A/G-50A IP address connected to the data of the integrated centralized control software.

[Procedure]

1) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. with the “/ “ buttons.

In this case, use the “ AG-150A/G-50A No. for which the IP address information is registered.

2) Set the IP address. Input the IP address for the number of AG-150A/G-50A units to be connected. Set the IP address for the number of AG-150A/G-50A units connected.

“ buttons to select the

IP address of AG-150A/G-50A set-up

3) After completing the setting, press the [OK] button.

After fully completing the IP address set-up for the AG-150A/G-50A units, set the [OK] button, by which the G-50A connection setting is completed. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial screen.

Note:

• It is necessary to set the IP address for the AG-150A/G-50A using the AG-150A/G-50A main unit, initial setting Web or initial setting tool.

Monitor the option function usage state and AG-150A/G-50A's version and serial No.

[Procedure]

1) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. desired to monitor the optional function used with the “ buttons.

2) Select the [Monitor] button. When the [Monitor] button located on the IP address screen of the AG-150A/G-50A is clicked, the result is displayed.

AG-150A/G-50A select button

G-150A/G-50A No.

can be selected.

Each AG-150A/ G-50A setting and display

G-150A/G-50A name, installation place, serial No. and version can be displayed. IP addresses can be registered in TG-2000A.

Note:

• It is possible to monitor the optional function of the AG-150A/G-50A and to confirm whethe the license desired to be used for the integrated software TG-2000A is registered (exists).

Web monitor : Required when the monitor operation is executed, using this

(Monitor/Operation)

TG-2000A and the Web. Annual/weekly schedule : Required when the schedule setting is used. (Schedule) Charge : Required when the Charge calculation (charging function) is

(Charge calculation)

used. (It is also required when the operation time is used.) Energy saving : Required when the energy saving function is used. Peak cut : Required when the peak cut function is used. Personal browser : Required when the personal browser function is used. Sending error mail : Required when the error mail addressing is used. (Mail) (It is prepared for service maintenance.) PLC for general equipment : Required when the PLC for general equipment Ver. 2 is used.

• Register the license number for the AG-150A/G-50A’s optional functions from AG-150A LCD

or the Initial setting Web.

• Unless the AG-150A license for “web monitor” is registered, TG-2000A will not be able to

communicate with the AG-150A.

”

Monitor button

G-150A/G-50A optional function and version information can be monitored.

Option setting display

Usage state and term of

G-150A/G-50A optional function are displayed.

8.7 System Configuration Set-up

Set the information of the air-conditioning system to be monitored using this integrated centralized control software TG-2000A. It is possible for this setting to monitor the system information possessed by the AG-150A/G-50A.

8.7.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Confirm the precautions and procedure before setting the system configuration.

Perform the confirmation before setting the system configuration.

[Procedure]

1) Select the [System configuration set-up] button. Click the [System configuration set-up] button located in the system setting group on the initial window.

is terminated to return to the initial screen.

Execute the System configuration set-up in accordance with the following procedure.

Step 1: AG-150A/G-50A data collection Step 2: Unit composition of AG-150A/G-50A Step 3: Set-up of refrigerant system Step 4: Set-up of group Step 5: Interlocked setting

Preparation screen

8.7.2 AG-150A/G-50A data collect io n (Ste p 1)

It is possible to collect the system information (group information, interlocking ventilation unit setting information, etc.) set for the AG-150A/G-50A with the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A during the initial setting.

Caution:

• Note that using the AG-150A/G-50A data collecting function may cause the system information possessed in theTG-2000A to be cleared. The AG-150A/G-50A information is overwritten when the information is collected, so make the initial settings again (schedule, charge, peak cut o etc.).

• It can only collect the information when the AG-150A/G-50A units are connected.

• It is recommended to execute this function after the test operation of the air conditioner and the AG-150A/G-50A have been completed normally.

Collect the information from the AG-150A/G-50A during the initial setting.

(* Carry this step out onl y for th e fi rs t ini tia li za ti o n.

[Procedure]

1) Select the [Collecting of information from AG-150A/G-50A] button.

To collect the system information from the AG-150A/G-50A during the initial setting, select AG-150A/G-50A, and click the [Collecting of information from AG-150A/G-50A] button. After completing the information collecting, the operation advances automatically to the next step. Wait a moment, as it takes time for information collecting. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is

terminated to return to the initial screen.

Skip the collecting information from the AG-150A/G-50A.

[Procedure]

1) Select the [Next] button.

If it is not necessary to collect the information, click the [Next] button.

)

AG-150A/G-50A Data collection screen

8.7.3 Unit composition set-up (Step 2)

e A

)

It is possible to confirm and change the configuration of the unit in each AG-150A/G-50A.

AG-150A/G-50A Selection :

Select the

G-150/G-50A No.

Unit configur tion tabl

Displays the system configu th concerned.

ration unit o

G-150A/G-50A

Confirm the unit configuration.

[Procedure]

1) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. with the “/” buttons.

In this case, use the “ configuration.

2) Select the [OK] button after checking the unit configuration of each AG-150A/G-50A.

If it is not necessary to change the unit configuration of each AG-150A/G-50A when it is checked, click the [OK] button. *When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

※In the case of DIDO controller(DC)

When the address setting is completed, the contact number

Check the checkbox corresponding to the contact number

to DC.

※ In the case of PI controller (MCT)

When the address setting is completed, the channel number

Check the checkbox corresponding to the channel number to

screen will appear.

to be used.

※Contact number is used as a number for general equipment connecting

selection screen will appear.

be used.

Unit configuration address setting

“ buttons to select the AG-150A/G-50A No. desired to confirm the unit

Selected unit icon :

Displays the icons (symbols such as the indoor unit, outdoor unit, remote controller, system remote controller, etc. and thei names.

Contact Number Selection screen

Channel Number Selection screen

Change the unit configuration.

[Procedure]

1) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. with the “/ “ buttons.

In this case, use the “

“ buttons to select the AG-150A/G-50A No. desired to change the unit

configuration.

2) Delete/add the unit icon.

Unit icon deletion: Click the unit icon to be deleted. Unit icon addition: Click the unit icon to be added from the selected unit icon column to set it to

the selected state. (The symbol of the selected unit is displayed by the pointer.) When the address column to be added is clicked, the unit icon is displayed.

Table: Icon symbol and unit name

Icon Name Address range

IC *1 Indoor unit

1 to 50 LC LOSSNAY FU OA processing unit

KIC “K” Control Units AIC “A” Control Units

DC *2 DIDO Controller

MCT AI controller MCP PI controller

OC Outdoor unit

51 to 100 BC BC controller (main) BS BC controller (sub)

OS Subsidiary outdoor unit RC ME remote controller (compact remote controller) /

101 to 200

LOSSNAY remote controller

SC System controller (Including GR, SR, and AN)

201 to 250

GR Group remote controller

SR System remote controller AN On/Off controller KA K-transmission converter (201 to 250) TR Central controller (MJ-103) (201 to 250)

G-50 Central controller AG-150A or G-50A (0, 201 to 250)

?? Unconfirmed unit (1 to 250)

*1: Two or more addresses may be assigned to some of the large-capacity indoor units. *2:

1 contact point for DIDO Controller is converted to 1 unit. Up to 50 units are connectable to each AG-150A/G-50A.

3) Select the [OK] button. After fully completing the unit icon change, click the [OK] button.

Note:

• When the system information is collected from the AG-150A/G-50A, all the SR, GR, and AN display "SC". It is possible to change the icon to that of the system controller actually connected. When the icon is changed, it is possible to display the unit in which the error occurred with the type easil discriminated.

• Delete the "??" icon displayed, and set the original icon. Note that it is unable to advance to the next step if the "??" icon exists.

• If the system differs from the actual system, restart the AG-150A/G-50A or check the ai conditioner system.

(Supplement)

When setting unit system configuration for A-control unit s or K-control unit s, make the following

setting.

• Register AIC1 and AIC2 as indoor u nits.

• Outdoor unit s cannot be registered.

• Refrigerant system cannot be set.

• Make group setting.

(Measures the power

consumption of indoor

and outdoor units)

WHM for

AOC

AIC1

A-control unit

AIC2

Note: *The apportioned electric power calculation function cannot calculate the amount of power

consumption by each individual air conditioning unit.

To measure the electric power consumption of each individual A-control unit, install a watt-hou

meter for each unit.

• Register KIC1 and KIC2 as indoor units.

• Outdoor unit s cannot be registered.

• Refrigerant system cannot be set.

• Make group setting.

WHM for

KOC

K-control unit

Value of Crank case heater is set sep arately. Input capacity to KIC on the scre en. In this case, when KIC is in the same refrigerant system like shown in the right figure, input it to KIC whose address is the smallest. (Input it only to KIC1 in the right figure.)

WHM for

KIC

KIC1

KIC2

AIC: A-control indoor units AOC: A-control outdoor units KIC: K-control indoor units KOC: K-control outdoor units

8.7.4 Set-up of refrigerant system (Step 3)

It is possible to confirm and change the information of the refrigerant system within each AG-150A/G-50A.

AG-150/G-50A Selection:

Select the AG-150A/G-50A No.

Refrigerant System information:

Display the refrigerant system information for the multibuilding.

Confirm the refrigerant system information.

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/” button to select the AG-150A/G-50A No. Click the “

2) Select the [OK] button after confirming the refrigerant system information. If it is not necessary to change or correct the refrigerant system information for each AG-150A/ G-50A when it is checked, click the [OK] button. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

Change the refrigerant system informa tio n.

[Procedure]

1) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. with the “/” buttons. In this case, use the “ refrigerant system information.

2) Delete/add the unit icon.

Unit icon deletion: Click the unit icon to be deleted. Unit icon addition: Click the unit icon to be added, from the unconnected indoor unit icon and

3) Select the [OK] button. After fully completing the refrigerant system information changes, click the [OK] button.

Note:

• It cannot change the actual refrigerant system even if the addition or deletion is executed on the refrigerant system setting change screen.

• This refrigerant system information is used for the charge calculation function. When the charge calculation function is used, be sure to execute the setting and confirmation. This refrigeran system information is used for error occurrence display.

• It cannot collect all the refrigerant system information depending on the AG-150A/G-50 start-up state. In this case, execute the addition or change on this refrigerant system setting screen.

• If the display of data collected from the AG-150A/G-50A differs from the actual system, restar the AG-150A/G-50A or check the air conditioner system.

• Setting for A-control and K-control units on the refrigerant system setting change screen is no required.

Unconnected indoor Unit:

Displays the indoor unit and OA

processing unit (IC, FU) for Which

the refrigerant system connection

is not displayed.

Unconnected outdoor Sub-unit:

Displays the OS and BC for which

the refrigerant system connection is

not displayed.

” button to select the AG-150A/G-50A No. for which the unit Model name is to be set.

” buttons to select the AG-150A/G-50A No. desired to change the

unconnected sub-unit columns to set it to the selected state. (The symbol of the selected unit is displayed by the pointer.) When the OC column to be added is clicked, the unit icon is displayed.

The information possessed by the integrated software is compared with the AG-150A/G-50A refrigerant information when the integrated centralized control software TG-2000A starts to display the coincidence or error message of caution in the event of no reception when this refrigerant system setting change screen is selected.

8.7.5 Set-up of group (Step 4)

It is possible to confirm and change the group information of the indoor unit and ventilation unit within each AG-150A/G-50A.

AG-150/G-50A Selection:

Select the AG-150A/G-50A No.

Group information:

Displays the group configuration

of the indoor unit or ventilation

unit.

Group No.:

Displays the group No.

Confirm the group information.

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/” button to select AG-150A/G-50A No. Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. to be assigned using the “

2) Select the [OK] button after confirming the group information. If it is not necessary to change or correct the information of each AG-150A/G-50A when it is checked, click the [OK] button. * When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

” buttons.

Number of connected AG-150A/G-50A units:

Indicates the number of AG-150A/

G-50A units connected.

Unconnected indoor unit:

Displays the indoor unit, LOSSNAY

(IC, KIC, AIC, LC, DC) not set for

the group.

Unconnected remote Controller:

Displays the SC, GR, SR, AN,

and RC which can be set for the group.

Change the group informatio n.

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/” button to select AG-150A/G-50A No. Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. to be assigned using the “

2) Delete/add the unit icon.

Unit icon deletion: Click the unit icon to be deleted. Unit icon addition: Click the unit icon to be added, from the Unconnected indoor unit and

Unconnected remote controller columns to set it to the selected state. (The symbol of the selected unit is displayed by the pointer.) When the group column to be added is clicked, the unit icon is displayed.

3) Select the [OK] button. After fully completing the group information changes, click the [OK] button.

” buttons.

Note:

• When the group setting change screen is changed, it is possible to reflect the changed contents on the AG-150A/G-50A system.

• It cannot set the indoor unit (M-NET type), K-control unit, A-control unit, DIDO controller and LOSSNAY for the same group.

• Since the number of groups and the number of indoor units connectable to the GR, SR, and AN is limited, set the group corresponding with such limitations.

• DC (DIDO controller) cannot connect with RC, GR, SR, AN and SC.

This group setting screen displays the number of groups and number of indoor units which allow the GR, SR, AN, and SC to be newly organized.

Table: Number of management groups and number of indoor units

Symbol Equipment name

GR Group remote controller 8 groups, 16 indoor units

SR System remote controller 50 groups, 50 indoor units

AN ON/OFF remote controller 16 groups, 50 indoor units

SC System controller 50 groups, 50 indoor units

Note:

• This group setting screen displays the number of management groups and number of indoor units for the system controller (GR, SR, AN, SC) limited when the group is newly organized.

• It is possible to use the group organization as it is, which is collected from the AG-150A/G-50A.

On/off controller (AN), etc., for instance

Change the group No.

[Procedure]

1) Select the cell of the group No. displayed. Click the cell desired to change the group No., and the group No. change screen is displayed.

2) Change the group No. Use the keyboard to input the group No. to change. * Group No. setting range: 1 to 50

3) Select the [OK] button. Click the [OK] button after changing the group No. If there is a duplicated group No., an error message is displayed.

Note:

• This function is used to change groups in which a sub system controller (GR, SR, AN, SC) is selected. The group remote controller, system remote controller and ON/OFF remote controller can control the groups that can be set with the address 200 value.

Number of management groups and

number of indoor units

8.7.6 Interlocked setting (S te p 5)

It is possible to confirm and change the information of ventilation unit interlocked with indoor unit in each AG-150A/G-50A.

AG-150A/G-50A

G - 50A selection:

selection:

Select the G

Select the AG-150A/G-50A No.

50A No.

Interlocking ventilation unit :

Displays the ventila tion unit (LC, FU) to interlock.

Confirm the ventilation unit interlocking set-up information.

[Procedure]

1) Select the No. of AG-150A/G-50A with “/” button. In this case, select the No. of AG-150A/G-50A to confirm the ventilation unit interlocking set-up information with the “

2) Select the [OK] button after confirming the ventilation unit interlocking information. If it is not necessary to change or correct the information of each AG-150A/G-50A when it is checked, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

Change the ventilation unit i nterlocking set-up information.

[Procedure]

1) Select the No. of AG-150A/G-50A with “/” button. In this case, select the No. of AG-150A/G-50A to change the ventilation unit interlocking setting with the “

2) Delete/add the unit icon.

Unit icon deletion: Click the unit icon to be deleted. Unit icon addition: Click the unit icon to be added, from the Interlocking destination un-set unit

3) Select [OK] button. Click the [OK] button after fully completing the ventilation unit interlocking setting.

Note:

• When the ventilation unit interlocking setting is changed on the interlocked setting screen, it is possible to reflect the changed contents on the AG-150A/G-50A system.

• It is possible to set up to 16 indoor units to one interlocking ventilation unit.

• When the [OK] button is clicked, the screen to confirm whether the ventilation unit interlocking setting is completed, is displayed.

” button.

columns to set it to the selected state. (The symbol of the selected unit is displayed by the pointer.) When the interlocking ventilation unit display line to be added is clicked, the unit icon is displayed.

Interlocking destination un - set unit :

Displays the indoor unit (IC, AIC) to which interlockin

is not set.

8.8 Set-up DIDO, AI and PI controller

Setting up each function of DIDO controller, AI controller and PI controller.

8.8.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Check the setting procedure and restrictions before setting-up DIDO controller, AI controller and PI controller.

［Operation Method］

1) Click the [DIDO,AI,PI controller set-up] button. Click the [DIDO,AI,PI controller set-up] button from system

setting group in the initial window.

2) Read the message that appears and click the [OK] button.

Read the warning message on the preparation screen.

※

Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the procedure and

return to the initial window.

Procedure of setting-up DIDO, AI and PI controller.

Step 1 DIDO controller (General equipment) setting Step 2 AI controller setting Step 3 PI controller (Meter) setting

Preparation screen

8.8.2 DIDO controller(general equipment) set-up（Step 1）

Set-up function of DIDO controller (DC)

［Operation Method］

1) Select AG-150A/G-50 No. with the ▲/▼ button.

Select AG-150A/G-50A No. connected to DC with the ▲/▼ button.

2) Set-up the detail of general equipment(DC)

Select the general equipment (DC) Detail setting screen will appear. Please make the settings

bellow.

Group name : Short name (8 characters or less)

Full name (20 characters or less)

Allow Operation: the operate restriction of the general equipment setting Select an option from the following to reflect or not reflect the on/off status change when a batch

operation is performed.

Check the radio button next to [In batch and on individual

group] to reflect the on/off status. Check the radio button next to [On individual group] to reflect the change on certain groups. Check the radio button next to [No operations (Monitor only)] for the change not to be reflected.

Monitor : the state indicate of general equipment setting. Either the output status to the general equipment or input from the general equipment can be selected for the on/off status that appears on the monitor screen.

3) Click the [OK] button.

When the setting is completed, click the [OK] button.

※Click the [Cancel] button to cancel the procedure and return to the initial

window.

DC (general equipment) Setting screen

DC (general equipment)

advanced setting screen

8.8.3 AI controller Set-up（Step 2）

Set-up the function of the AI controller (MCT)

［Operation Method］

1) Select AG-150A/G-50 No. with the ▲/▼ button.

Select a AG-150A/G-50A No. connected to AI Controller

(MCT) with the ▲/▼ button.

2) Set-up the detail of measuring instrumentation.

Select the measuring instrumentation. Detail setting screen will appear. Make the setting for the

following items.

Sensor name : Short name (8 characters or less)

Full name (20 characters or less)

Sensor type : no use (the sensor is not used)

Temperature (the temperature sensor

is used)

Humidity (the humidity sensor is used)

Measurable range: In the case of selecting temperature,

the range should be –100°C to 100°C

(-148°F to 212°F). In the case of selecting humidity, the range should be 0% to 100%.

* Warning appears when the range

is incorrect.

Setting for upper limit alarm：check the checkbox then enter the arbitrary value within the range. * warning indicates when the range is incorrect

Setting for lower limit alarm：check the checkbox then input the arbitrary range within the limits. * warning indicates when the range is incorrect

Note:

• When the setting value exceed the “upper linit alarm” or “lower limit alarm”, the AI contoller icon will turn orange.

• AG-150A/G-50A has the function of reporting the “upper linit alarm” or “lower limit alarm” by email.

3) To correct the measurement value

If corrections need to be made for the measurement data, offset values can be set in the screen on the right.

Click the Offset button on MCT advanced setting screen.

Measured value correction screen will appear.

Please set the Offset value or Display. (Offset value and Display are

interlocked.)

Offset value : The value can be set at 0.1 increments within the range of

-10.0～+10.0.

Display : Based on the measured value, the value can be set at 0.1

increments within the range of –10.0～+10.0.

*Measured value and display value will not appear at the initial setting

because there is no record.

4) Set-up the measuring system information. Setting for the interval to get the trend data. Please select the value from 1/2/5 with the ▼ button.

MCT setting screen

MCT advanced setting screen

Measurement value

correction screen

5) Set-up the CSV form of AG-150A/G-50A.

Setting the unit of measure and delimiter for CSV.

Decimal point : dot or comma. CSV delimiter : comma or semi-colon. * If comma is selected as the decimal delimiter, semicolon will automatically be selected as the CSV

delimiter (fixed). If comma is selected as the CSV delimiter, period will automatically be selected as the decimal delimiter

(fixed).

6) Click the［OK］button. When the setting is completed, click the［OK］button.

※Click the［Cancel］button to cancel this procedure and return to the initial window.

8.8.4 PI controller (Meter) Set-up (Step 3)

Set-up the PI controller (MCP) functio n

［Operation Method］

1) Select AG-150A/G-50A No. with the ▲/▼ button. Select AG-150A/G-50A No. connected to PI Controller with

the ▲/▼ button.

2) Set-up the detail of measurement Click the measurement to make a setting. The screen of measurement will appear and make the settings

below.

Usage type: Select one from Air conditioner/Electricity1/

Electricity2/Gas/Water/Heat/Other.

Measurement name: 20 characters or less. Placement: 20 characters or less. Pulse: Set the value of measurement per pulse (kWh etc.)

within the rang of 0.01～100.00.

The pulse setting of the PI controller that is registered to the AG-150A/G-50A can be monitored.

Press the [All monitors] button to monitor all AG-150A/G-50A units, and press the [Monitor] button to monitor only the selected AG-150A/G-50A unit. The acquired information will appear on the “PI controller (meter)” screen. (The pulse setting of the PI controller that has not been registered to TG-2000A cannot be monitored.)

3) Click the [OK] button. When the setting is completed, click the［OK］button.

* Click the［Cancel］button to cancel the procedure and return to the initial window.

Note:

• Always set the meter pulse unit. If not set, the cumulative usage amount will not be correctly measured and the charging function will not work properly.

• When using the Measurement Meter, give a test run for proper period to check the finite difference of the value measured by the meter matches monitor value.

• Check that the dipswitches for the channel that is used by the PI controller are set as follows: “Us

of input contact : Yes”; “Pulse unit (weight) value setting: SC setting”.

If “Use of input contact” is set to any setting other than “Yes,” pulse input to the PI controller will be invalid and

pulse count cannot be taken.

If “Pulse unit (weight) value setting” is set to a setting other than “SC setting,” the pulse setting from

TG-2000A will be invalid, and the PI controller’s dipswitch setting will override the TG-2000A’s setting. Refer to the PI controller Installation/Instruction Manual for how to set the dipswitches of the PI controller.

• Use a watt-hour meter with the pulse size of 1 kWh or below to measure the apportioned electric power.

MCP setting screen

MCP advanced setting screen

8.9 PLC for general equipment set-up

Set the functions for the PLC for general equipment, and information on the general equipment connected to the PLC for general equipment monitored by this integrated software TG-2000A.

8.9.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Before setting the PLC for general equipment, check the precautions.

[Procedure]

1) Click the [PLC for general equipment Set-up] button. From the initial window, click the [PLC for general equipment Set-up] button in the System Settings group.

2) Click the [OK] button after checking the display contents. Check the details displayed in the warning, and then click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to

return to the initial window.

The PLC for general equipment is set in the following order. Step 1 Number of PLC unit set-up

Preparation screen

Step 2 PLC set-up and initial setting Step 3 Function setting Step 4 Advanced setting (air conditioner status monitor setting) Step 5 Advanced setting (peak cut function setting) Step 6 General equipment set-up

8.9.2 Number of PLC unit set-up (Step 1 )

Set the number of connected PL C u ni ts.

[Procedure]

1) Select the number of connected PLC units. Select the number of connected PLC units by clicking “ Number of connected units: 1 to 20 units

* This value can be input from the keyboard.

2) Click the [OK] button. After making the settings, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated

to return to the initial window.

” button.

Number of unit set-up buttons

Number of PLC unit set-up screen

8.9.3 PLC set-up and initial setting (Step 2)

Set the PLC IP address.

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. Select the No. of the PLC for which the IP address is to be set by clicking the “

2) Set the IP address Register the PLC IP address in the integrated software.

* The IP address is set in the PLC using the PLC.

* Recommended IP address: 192.168.1.171 to 190

Set the IP address for all connected PLC for general equipments by repeating steps 1) and 2).

” button.

Monitor the PLC version

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. Select the PLC No. by clicking the “

2) Select the [Monitor] button. Click the [Monitor] button in the PLC Connection Set-up window. The PLC software type and version are monitored and the results appear.

* A warning message appears if the address setting or communication confirmation fails. Check the setting details.

* Proper communication can be confirmed with the PLC version monitor.

” button.

Monitor button

Initial request button

PLC connection set-up screen

Initialize the PLC

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. Select the PLC No. by clicking the “

2) Select the [Initial Setting] button. When the [Initial Request] button on the PLC Connection Set-up screen is clicked, the PLC memory is initialized so that it can be used.

Note:

• All settings are initialized when the PLC is initialized, and all data are erased. This "Initial

Setting" must be carried out only once when initially setting the PLC.

If this is executed during operation, the general equipment's control data will also be cleared and the system will not operate correctly.

” button.

Setting the PLC to the trial operation mode

Use this to run the PLC for general equipment temporarily when the "PLC for general equipment" license is not registered in the AG-150A/G-50A.

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. Select the PLC No. by clicking the “

2) Select the [Test run] button. When the [Test run] button on the PLC Connection Set-up screen is clicked, the PLC will run in the trial operation mode. The operation mode display will change to " Test run Mode" while the PLC is running in the trial operation mode. "Normal Mode" is displayed when the PLC is not in the trial operation mode.

Note:

• The PLC " Test run Mode" will automatically change to the "Normal Mode" on the next day.

” button.

Close the PLC Connection Set-u p scr een

[Procedure]

1) After making all of the settings, select the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

Test run button

8.9.4 Function setting (Step 3)

Setting the PLC function

[Procedure]

1) Set the function. Select the function to be used with each PLC.

2) Select the [OK] after making the setting.

Note:

• The air conditioner status monitor function and peak cut function cannot be set for the same PLC. Similarly, the general equipment status monito function and peak cut function cannot be set fo the same PLC.

• “Air-conditioner state monitoring function” includes the monitoring function of the general equipment connected to the indoor unit free contact points, and the interlock control function.

* When interlocking control is performed, “Air-conditioner state monitoring function”

must be set to “Activate”.

8.9.5 Advanced setting (air co nd it ioner status monitor setting) (Step 4)

Setting the AG-150A/G-50A for air conditioner status monitor

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. Select the PLC No. by clicking the “

2) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. to be monitored. Select the No. of the AG-150A./G-50A to be monitored by each PLC. * If a PLC for which air conditioner status monitor is

not selected in Step 3, the message "This function cannot be used." will appear. To use this function, return to the previous screen and set the functions again.

Note:

• To enable the interlock control, AG-150A/G-50A to be monitored must be set even if a PLC is not interlocked with an air-conditioner.

” button.

When checking the set value for PLC, press the monitor button.

8.9.6 Advanced setting (Peak cut fun ct io n se tt ing) (Step 5)

Set the AG-150A/G-50A for peak cut operations

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. Select the PLC No. by clicking the “

2) Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. to be monitored. Select the AG-150A/G-50A for peak cut operation with each PLC. * If a PLC for which peak cut is not selected in Step 3,

the message "This function cannot be used." will appear. To use this function, return to the Step 3 and set the functions again.

Note:

• With this screen, the equipment for which the peak cut function is enabled by connecting a demand controller to the PLC for general equipment is set. Set the control details of the peak cut function with the energy saving/peak cut settings in section 8.17.

” button.

8.9.7 General equipment setting (Step 6)

PLC No. selection

Select the PLC.

General equipment button

Set the general equipment. The menu contains Change, Copy and Paste.

Select button

Select the presence of

general equipments.

: Selected (present) : Not selected

(absent)

* No. 1**-033 or higher

cannot be selected.

Set the general equipment's address, functions and name

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. by clicking the “ Select the PLC No. to be used by clicking the “ button.

* PLC refers to the programmable logic controller.

2) Click the box in the selection field.

: Selected : Not selected

* Use only general equipment No. 1**-1 to 32.

3) Set the name, functions and display details. Set the following items on the General equipment Details Set-up window.

Device name (short name, full name) Operation setting (operation, schedule) Operation display (display characters, monitor selection) Error and warning status display (display characters, color selection)

General equipment address

Displays the general

Device name setting

Sets the general equipment's name (short name, full name)。

Operation setting

Sets the functions for the general equipment's operation setting.

• Operation

• Schedule

Number of connected PLCs

The number of PLC units connected is displayed.

Number of set general equipments

The number of set general equipments is displayed.

Function display

The functions for the set general equipment are displayed.

General equipment Set-up screen

” button.

”

General equipment Set-up screen

Setting the use of previous version icon

Set the use of the previous icon on the administration screen.

Error and warning status display setting

Set the validity of the general equipment's error display, and the display characters. * Only error display

No. 1 can be used.

OK button

Click on the [OK] button after setting the general equipment functions.

General equipment Details Set-up screen

4) After making all of the settings, select the [OK] button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are canceled and the General equipment Set-up screen opens.

5) After setting all of the general equipments, select the [OK] button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are canceled and the General equipment Set-up screen opens.

Note:

• Up to 20 characters can be input for the general equipment's full name. (Short name: up to 8 characters.)

• Up to 8 characters can be input for the operation, stop and error display characters.

• Single quotations (') cannot be used in the name or display characters.

• Up to eight general equipment units (addresses 1 to 8) can be connected to one PLC.

• Only "The number of abnormalities 1" in the Abnormalities/warning state can be used for one general equipment

• The schedule function can not be selected in TG-2000A of Ver. 4.10.

• The function of general equipment can be selected the following item.

Operation, operation display and abnormalities/warning status Operation and operation display Operation Abnormalities/warning status

• The general equipment's operation setting and display functions should be set to "Operate" and "It is updated automatically.". If "It is updated from TG-2000A only." is used, the screen display and actual general equipment state may not match.

Change the general equipment settings

[Procedure]

1) Select the general equipment No. Click the general equipment No. to be changed. A submenu opens.

2) Select the [Change] button. When [Change] is selected from the submenu, the General equipment Details Set-up window opens.

3) Set the details to be changed. Set the details to be changed on the General equipment Details Set-up window.

4) After making all of the settings, select the [OK] button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are canceled and the General equipment Set-up screen opens.

Copy the general equipment functions

[Procedure]

1) Select the general equipment No. Click the general equipment No. to be changed. A submenu opens.

2) Select the [Copy] button. When [Copy] is selected from the submenu, the details set for the general equipment are copied.

3) Click the general equipment No., and select [Paste] Click the general equipment No. into which the details are to be pasted, and then select [Paste]. The set details are reflected onto the General equipment Set-up screen.

* The general equipment's name is also copied, so change it on the General equipment Details Set-up screen.

8.10 IC I/O Signal Set-up

Set the information on the general equipment connected to the IC I/O signal monitored with this integrated software TG-2000A.

Notes

To use the free contact on the indoor unit, it must be enabled by switching the dipswitches on the indoor unit. Make the settings by following the table below.

The indoor units of R410A compatible models or R407C compatible models ver. 33 or later (*1) have a free contact.

*The version can be checked in the indoor unit version display on the maintenance tool.

Function Switch setting Other functions

Enabled

Disabled

Free

contact

(Reference) On the models before the ones with a free contact, the following switches are used to configure the following settings:

SW1-5: Remote display switch, SW1-9: Auto recovery after power failure, SW1-10 Power start/stop.

If the free contact function on the indoor unit is enabled, other functions on the external input/output CN32, CN51, and CN52 (excep operation status output and abnormality output on CN51) will be disabled.

SW1-10

ON ON

OFF

SW1-9 SW1-5 Power start/stop

OFF

OFF ON

& auto recovery from power failure

ON Auto recovery

from power failure

OFF Disabled

ON Thermo ON signal

OFF

ON Thermo ON signal

OFF

Power start/stop

Auto recovery from power failure Disabled

Remote display switch

Disabled Different from the

old switch settings.

Same as the old display Fan output display

display Fan output display Thermo ON signal display Fan output display

switch settings.

8.10.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Confirm the precautions and procedure before setting the IC I/O signal.

[Procedure]

1) Select the [IC I/O Signal Set-up] button. Click on the [IC I/O Signal Set-up] button located in the system setting group on the initial window.

2) Select the [OK] button after confirming the display contents. If any alarms appear on the preparation screen, check whether there are any problems.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to

return to the initial window.

The IC I/O signal is set with the following steps.

Step 1 : General equipment set-up

Preparation screen

Notes

8.10.2 General Equipment Set-up (Step 1)

General equipment button

The general equipment can be set. The menu includes Change, Copy and Paste.

Selection button

Select whether the general equipment is present. : Selected (Present) : Not selected (Not present)

Jump button

When clicked on after inputting the general equipment No. (1 to 2000), the line will jump to that No.

Set the general equipment address, function and name.

[Procedure]

1) Click on the box  in the selection field.

 : Selected  : Not selected

* The number of general equipment units that can

be set differs according to the number of G-50A units. The maximum n um ber is 200 0 uni ts.

Note:

• When PLC for general equipment (Ver.2 or later) is not connected, this function cannot be used.

General Equipment number

The general equipment number is displayed.

General Equipment Name setting

Set the general equipment name (short name, full name).

Input-and-output setup

Set the input/output contact to be used.

lso set the display characters and display color.

2) Set the name. Set the full name and short name at the General Equipment Name setting.

General equipment set-up screen

General equipment details setting screen

No. of set general equipment units

Display the No. of set general equipment units.

Function display

Display the set general equipment functions.

Select button

Click to set the contact No.

OK button

Click the [OK] button after setting the general equipment functions.

3) Set the input/output.

Set the input/output used at the Contact setting.

4) Set the contact No. Set the contact No. used at the Contact setting. Select the [Select] button. The Contact Setting screen will appear. The contact No. will appear when the + mark at the indoor unit address is clicked. Click on the contact No. to be used, and select the [OK] button.

5) Set the display characters and display color. Set the display characters and colors used for the icon at Contact Setting.

6) Select the [OK] button after completing the settings.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to

return to the General equipment set-up screen.

7) Select the [OK] button after completing the all general equipment settings.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to

return to the initial window. The default value is set when

new.

Note:

• Up to 20 characters can be input for the general equipment name.

• Up to eight characters can be input for the start, stop and error display characters.

• Single quotations [ ' ]cannot be used for the name or display characters.

• The function of general equipment can be selected the following item. Operation, operation display and abnormalities/warning status Operation and operation display Operation Abnormalities/warning status

• If "operation output" is validated and "operation state input" is invalidated with the contac

settings, the screen display and actual general equipment state may mismatch.

• This function does not have a schedule function.

Changing the general equipm en t settin g detai l s

[Procedure]

1) Select the general equipment No. A sub-menu will open when the general equipment No. to be changed is clicked.

2) Select the [Change] button. When [Change] is selected from the sub-menu, the General equipment details setting screen will open.

3) Set the changed details. Set the details to be changed on the General equipment details setting screen.

4) Select the [OK] button after completing the settings.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the General equipment set-up screen.

Copying the general equipme nt fun c tion

[Procedure]

1) Select the general equipment No. A sub-menu will open when the general equipment No. to be changed is clicked.

2) Select the [Copy] button. The general equipment setting details are copied when [Copy] is selected from the sub-menu.

3) Click on the general equipment No., and select [Paste]. Click on the general equipment No. to be pasted to, and select [Paste]. The setting details will be reflected on the General equipment set-up screen.

* The general equipment name will be copied in the original state, so change it on the General equipment details setting

screen.

8.11 Monitoring Screen Set-up

Set the information such as the floor name, plan view, operation block, or other items to be monitored/ displayed on the management screen of the integrated centralized control softwareTG-2000A.

8.11.1 Configuration Procedure and Restrictions

Check these points before setting the system configuration.

[Procedure]

1) Click the [Monitoring screen set-up] button. Click the [Monitoring screen set-up] button in the User Settings Group in the Initial window.

2) Click the [OK] button after checking the display contents. Check the information displayed and click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated

to return to the initial window.

The monitor display set-ups are done in the following order.

Step 1 : Set-up of model name. Step 2 : Set-up of the number of floors, and floor

name (for sub screen)

Step 3 : Creation of a sub screen plane view

(for sub screen)

Step 4 : Set-up of the number of floors, and floor

name. Step 5 : Creation of a plane view. Step 6 : Set-up relating a sub screen plane view

and a plane view. Step 7 : Set-up of floor name and AG-150A/G-50A. Step 8 : Set-up of icon arrange and name. Step 9 : Set-up of block

8.11.2 Set-up of model name (Step 1)

Set the model name of the air conditioner unit (outdoor unit, indoor unit, sub unit, LOSSNAY etc.) connected to this system.

Note:

• The Charge function use this set Model name data. When the model name is changed, the data is monitored and control is carried ou using that data.

• The Model name can be checked during maintenance.

Setup the unit configuration model name

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/” button to select AG-150A/G-50A No. Select the AG-150A/G-50A No. to be assigned using

the “

” buttons.

2) Select the unit to be set. Click the units for which the same Model Name is to be set. The selected cells are displayed in cyan and become the objective of Model Name setup. Each time clicked, the unit is alternately selected and removed. Multiple units can also be selected.

3) Select the Kind, Type, and Model Name. Select the Model Name of the unit you want to set from Kind, Type, Class, and Model Name. (Kind: IC, LC, FU, OC, BC, OS) The Model Name appears at Model Name candidate.

* Refer to Chapter 8.7.3 for details of each model.

4) Click the [Set] button. When the [Set] button is clicked, the Model Name is reflected as a selected unit Model Name candidate.

Monitoring screen set-up preparation screen

If the “Sub screen function setting” on User setting 1 is “Deactivate,” the following steps will appear: Step1: Set-up of model name Step2: Set-u p of th e nu mb er of f loors , an d floo r name Step3: Creation of a plane vie w Step4: Set-u p of fl oor na me and AG-15 0A/G- 50A Step5: Set-up o f icon ar range and name Step6: Set-u p of block

Note:

• Some screens may not appear depending on the validity of the functions.

Kind selection button

AG-150A/G-50A Selection button

Set-up of model name screen

Set button

Model name candidate

Note:

• The Model Name can be manually entered at Model Name candidate. Single quotations [ ' ] cannot be used.

• The KIC and AIC type is not a database. Enter it manually.

• A remote controller or system controller Model Name cannot be set.

• When the charge function was used and the Model Name was changed, check the charge setting set contents. The capacity value of each unit is changed.

Removing a Model Name

[Procedure]

1) Select the unit to be removed. Click the unit whose Model Name you wish to remove. The cell is displayed in cyan, and becomes the Model Name setting objective. Multiple units can be selected.

2) Click the [Delete] button. Click the [Delete] button. The Model Name of the selected unit is deleted.

Frequency setting

[Procedure]

1) Select the frequency. Select the working frequency with the power frequency selection. 50Hz: Power frequency 50Hz (default) 60Hz: Power frequency 60Hz

Delete button

Frequency check bo

Ending unit Model Name setup

[Procedure]

1) Select the [OK] button. After fully completing the type name setting of the AG-150A/G-50A unit, click the [OK] button on the setting screen.

*When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

8.11.3 Set-up of the number of floors, and floor name (for su b scre en ) (S te p 2)

Follow these steps to set the number of floors being managed and floor names.

Set the number of floors and floor names.

Floor

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/” button to select the number of floors Clicking “

” button selects the number of floors.

2) Click in the Floor name cell. Enter a name for each floor. Click the floor name cell to be set. The cell is now ready to receive text. Now enter the name of the floor. Do this for each floor.

3) Click [OK] button. When finished with these settings, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is

terminated to return to the initial windows.

Note:

• The minimum number of floors is 1, the maximum is 99

• Floor names can be a maximum of 16 characters. (Duplicate settings are possible. Single quotations ['] cannot be used.)

Set-up of the number of floors, and floor nam

Floor

name

8.11.4 Creation of a sub screen plane view (Step 3)

Follow these steps to create a floor plane for each floor. This floor plane is used in air conditioning operation and supervision for each floor. If not displaying a floor plane, it is not necessary to create one. (The background is white.)

Note

• The floor layout that was created for the TG-2000A cannot used with the AG-150A. Likewise, the floo

layout that was created for AG-150A cannot be used with the TG-2000A.

Create a floor plane for each fl oo r

[Procedure]

1) Click the Base [Change] button. In the Floor Plan Settings window, click the [Change] button to edit the base plane. The paint brush appears. A base plane serves as a basis for the whole floor screen. To create the floor screen for each whole floor, copy the base drawing and modify it to suit each floor.

Maintenance Tip

• When Paint Brush Mode is activated, the file name and graphic size is set and should no be changed. If changed, the floor plane may not display correctly.

(*Base plane for whole floor: For 4 sections Name: BaseFloor1000.bmp Size: W174 H100

Base plane for whole floor: For 6 sections

Name: BaseFloor2000.bmp Size: W261 H100)

2) Create a base plane. Create a base plane with the paint brush.

* For details, see the Windows users guide.

3) Exit Paint Brush Mode. Click the file menu and select the Exit Paint Brush option. Select “Yes” on “the save confirmation screen”.

4) Select a floor using the “/” button Use the “

” button to select the floor to be

modified.

5) Click the Base [Copy] button. To apply the created base drawing to the selected floor, click the Base [Copy] button. It is not necessary to click the Base Copy button when creating a new floor plane.

6) Click the [Change] button To create or edit a floor plane for the selected floor, click the [Change] button. The paint brush starts up, and the floor plane can be edited.

7) Create a floor plane. Use the paint brush to edit the floor plane of the selected floor.

8) Exit the paint brush. Click the paint brush File menu and select the Exit Paint Brush option.

9) Click [OK] button. After a floor plane has been created, click the [OK] button

*When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial windows.

Floor plan

Base plan

Floor selection

Creation of a plane view screen

Paint Brush window (initial state)

8.11.5 Set-up of the number of floors, and floor name (St ep 4)

Follow these steps to set the number of floors being managed (floor count) and floor names.

Set the number of floors and floor names.

[Procedure]

1) Click the “/” button to select the number of floors

Clicking “

” button selects the number of floors.

2) Click in the Floor name cell. Enter a name for each floor. Click the floor name cell to be set. The cell is now ready to receive text. Now enter the name of the floor. Do this for each floor.

3) Click [OK] button. When finished with these settings, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to

return to the initial windows.

Note:

• The minimum number of floors is 1, the maximum is 99

• Floor names can be a maximum of 16 characters. (Duplicate settings are possible. Single quotations ['] cannot be used.)

8.11.6 Creation of a plane view (Step 5)

Create a floor plane for each fl oo r

[Procedure]

1) Click the Base [Change] button. In the Floor Plan Settings window, click the [Change] button to edit the base plane. The paint brush appears. A base plane serves as a basis for each floor screen. To create the floor screen for each floor, copy the base drawing and modify it to suit each floor.

Maintenance Tip

• When Paint Brush Mode is activated, the file name and graphic size is set and should no be changed. If changed, the floor plane ma not display correctly.

(*Base plane:

Name: Floor000.bmp Size: W1000 H575)

2) Create a base plane. Create a base plane with the paint brush.

* For details, see the Windows users guide.

3) Exit Paint Brush Mode. Click the file menu and select the Exit Paint Brush option. Select “Yes” on “the save confirmation screen”.

4) Select a floor using the “/” button

Use the “

” button to select the floor to be modified.

6) Click the [Change] button To create or edit a floor plane for the selected floor, click the [Change] button. The paint brush starts up, and the floor plane can be edited.

Floor name

Set-up of the number of floors, and floor

Floor plan

Base plan

Floor selection

Creation of a plane view screen

Paint Brush window (initial state)

7) Create a floor plane.

Use the paint brush to edit the floor plane of the selected floor.

8) Exit the paint brush. Click the paint brush File menu and select the Exit Paint Brush option.

9) Click [OK] button. After a floor plane has been created, click the [OK] button

*When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial windows.

8.11.7 Set-up relating a sub screen plane view and a plane view (St ep 6)

Set the sections (whole floor) to be displayed on the sub-screen, and the floor related items.

Set the whole floor an d fl oo r r el ati o n i tem s

Whole floor selection

[Procedure]

1) Select a whole floor. Use the “

” button to select the whole floor to be

displayed on the sub-screen.

2) Select the relation positions. Select the position to be related from the whole floor. The selected state will appear.

3) Select the related floor. Select the related floor from "Selection of a floor".

4) Click the [Set] button. The selected floor will be related to the whole floor, and the floor name will appear.

5) When finished with all settings, click the [OK] button. After relating the floors for the whole floor, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is

terminated to return to the initial windows.

Note:

• If the relations of all floors have not been set when the [OK] button is selected, a warning messa

e will appear. Check that the required floors have been set.

Whole floor and floor relation setting

Deleting a floor and floor relation settings

[Procedure]

1) Select a whole floor. /

Use the “

” button to select the whole floor to be displayed on the sub-screen.

2) Select the selection to be deleted.

Select the floor to be deleted from the whole floor screen.

3) Click the [Delete] button.

When the [Delete] button is clicked, that floor will move to the floor selection.

8.11.8 Set-up of floor name and AG-150A/G-50A (Step 7)

Follow these steps to set the AG-150A/G-50A for each floor.

Set floor and AG-150A/G-50A assignments

[Procedure]

1) Select the AG-150A/G-50A.

In the Floor and G/W Options window, click the check box of the AG-150A/G-50A to be assigned to each floor.

: Unassigned

: Assigned Assign a AG-150A/G-50A to every floor. (Up to 5 of AG-150A/G-50A can be set to each floor.)

2) Click the [OK] button. When finished with these settings, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated

to return to the initial window.

Set-up of floor name and AG-150A/G-50A screen

Delete button

Check box

Floor selection

Set button

8.11.9 Set-up of icon arrange and name (Step 8)

Follow these steps to arrange group icons on each floor plane, and enter the group name (LCD name, short name, full name).

Set the group icons on each floor and se t their na mes.

[Procedure]

1) Select the floor using the “/” button. In the Group Icon Layout window, use the “ button to select a floor.

2) Select a group. With the floor showing, click the IC group or LC group to be assigned.

3) Select the location. Move the mouse pointer to the location where the group is to be assigned, then click that location. When you click this location, the group name entry screen will appear.

* The group icons can be neatly arranged by validating the grid.

4) Enter the group name. Enter the LCD, short and full name for the group.

* There is no LCD name for the general equipments.

5) Select the display icon.

Set the display icon for each unit.

Select the icon with either cursor button

The user icon registration setting procedure.

Users can create an original icon and import the icon with

the image file selection.

Click the user icon registration button. User icon registration screen will appear. Select the icon No. (1～10) Click the icon image file selection button and select a

prepared image.

※The image size is 50x40 pixels. After the registration is completed, click the setting

button to save the change.

6) Repeat steps 1) to 5). Layout the groups for each floor and enter their names.

7) Click the [OK] button after finishing with group layout. When finished with group layout and naming, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated to return to the initial window.

Note:

• The following limitations apply to group names. *

LCD name is a name displayed by G-50A main part. The minus sign is used for "-" in the LCD name.

LCD name: Up to 10 characters / Short name: Up to 8 characters / Full name: Up to 20 characters The short names are displayed on the group icons. Depending on the characters used, the entire 8 characters may not be displayed. Single quotations [ ' ] cannot be used. In the long name, these characters [ ' < > & “ ] cannot be used.)

• When the [OK] button is clicked without all group icons arranged for the floor, caution is displayed. If so, execute the group placing and naming again.

• It is possible to use the group name as it is, which is collected from the G-50A. Note that the setting can only be executed once.

* For the unassigned group, the operation block cannot be set for the following item. Note that the charge

calculation is not executed because the setting for the charge (calculation) block cannot be executed. The charge block cannot be set unless the operation block is set. (It is possible to execute the normal operation for entire buildings even if the group is not assigned.)

”

Floor Selection Button

Group Lis

Upper field: Air conditioner group Lower field: General equipment

Group Icon Layout screen

Group Name Setting screen

User Icon Registration screen

Displa ON/OF

Button

Deleting, updating an d re nami ng gr oup s an d th ei r layout

Follow these steps to delete a group icon, change a group name, or move a group icon. [Procedure]

1) Click the icon. Click on the previously set group icon. The Delete/Change Name/Move window appears.

2) Click the “Delete”, “Change Name”, or “Move” button. To delete the group icon, click the Delete button, and the icon is deleted from the floor and returned to the group selection cell.

Icon layout deletion : When the [Delete] button is clicked, the group icon is deleted from the

floor display and returned to the group list.

Name and icon change: Click the [Name and icon change] button.

Name and icon change screen will appear. Change the name and the icon.

Icon movement : Click the [Move] button. Since the icon concerned is set for the selected

state, move the mouse pointer to the desired position, and click it. This moves the icon to the desired position.

Note:

• Clicking the [Release] button located in the upper part of the screen makes is possible to release the group icon selected.

• When the [Display OFF] button located in the upper part of the screen is clicked, the group list window is no displayed. When the [Display ON] button is clicked, it is displayed.

8.11.10 Set-up of block (Step 9)

It is possible to set the block for each group as an operation block. This operation block can be also used for the charge calculation.

Set the block groups.

[Procedure]

1) Select a floor using the “/” button From the Block Settings window, use the “ button to select the floor.

2) Click the group icon. Select the Group icon to be added to a block by clicking on it. More than one group may be selected at one time. Click on a selected group to deselect it. (The selected icon is displayed with red frame.)

* The state changes from selected/not selected each time the

group icon is clicked.

3) Click [Block Set] button. With the Group icon selected, click on the [Block Set] button. A Block Settings and Naming screen appears.

4) Select either New or Exist. In the Block Settings and Naming screen, use the option buttons to select either a new block name setting or an existing block.

5) Enter a block name or select a block name. To enter a new block name, just enter the name. To work with an existing block, select the block name.

6) Click [OK] button. Click the [OK] button after setting the block name. The label “Block**” appears in the group icon. (**: Block No.)

* Max. 2000 blocks

7) Repeat steps 1) to 6). Set the blocks for the groups on each floor.

8) Click [OK] button. When finished setting blocks, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is

terminated to return to the initial window.

Note:

• Block names may contain a maximum of 20 characters. (These characters [ ' < > & “ ] cannot be used.)

• If all group icons are not assigned to a block, a warning message appears. Correct this error to proceed.

• When using the charge function, groups not assigned to blocks will not show up in the charge information. Be sure to assign all groups to a block.

• Basically, the operation block is the same as the blocks set in the AG-150A/G-50A browser. The operation block set with the integrated software TG-2000A can extend over AG-150A/G-50 units, but in this case, individual block settings will be used in the AG-150A/G-50A.

Name Change button

Block Set button

Release button

”

Set-up of block screen

Group icon select/non-select state

Block Settings and Naming screen

Deleting block s et ti ng s

Follow these steps to delete block settings for a group. [Procedure]

1) Click the group icon. Select the group icon whose block settings you wish to delete by clicking on its icon.

2) Click [Release] button. Select the [Release] button and the block settings for the selected group are erased. The “Block**” label in the group icon disappears.

Note:

• If a named block has no groups assigned to it, a message appears asking if it is okay to delete the block itself. To delete the block itself, click the [OK] button; to keep the block, click the [Cancel] button.

Changing the block name

Follow these steps to change the name of the selected block. [Procedure]

1) Click [Name change] button. Click the [Name change] button in the Operation block setting screen.

2) Select the block name. Select the name of the block to change. The selected block appears in the selected block cell.

3) Enter a new name. Enter the new block name. Subsequently, enter the other new block names ( 2) to 3) ).

4) Click [OK] button after entering the block name. After entering the block name, click the [OK] button. The block name is monitored.

OK : Accept the new block name. Cancel : Delete any changes and restore the earlier block name.

Block name change screen

8.12 Watt Hour Meter Set-Up (For RS-485)

Set the connection to the watt hour meter.

WHM setup sets the serial ports which connect to watt hour meters and the number of watt hour meters, address, WHM name, and maximum integrated value. It can be set for With WHM connection only.

※Refer to section 8.8.4 for the measurament meter for PI controller.

Maintenance Tip (Caution)

When changing the contents of settings related to the energy monitoring functions, be sure to compile (date specification) the charge information up to the previous day and print it out or have the result in hand before making changes to the settings. If charge information is not processed, the charge information will not be apportioned correctly. The monthly bill consists of a) + b) + standard charge

a) Charge information from the start of the current charge period to the day prior to any changes b) Charge information from the day after any changes to the end of the current charge period

There may be a discrepancy in the charge information just before or after a change to these settings.

* For details on setting charge periods, refer to Management manual section “9.3 Air-Conditioning Charge Output”

8.12.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Before setting or changing WHM, check the precautions.

Check before WHM setup.

[Procedure]

1) Click [Watt hour meter set-up] button. From the Initial window, click on the [Watt hour meter set-up] button in the System Settings group.

2) Click [OK] button after checking the display contents. If there is no problem when the contents of the alarm displayed are checked, click the [OK button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are interrupted

and the screen returns to the initial window.

The Watt hour meter set-up are done in the following order.

Watt hour meter set-up preparation screen

Step 1 Watt hour meter setting Step 2 Set-up for the name and the maximum integrated value of WHM

8.12.2 Watt Hour Meter Setting (Step 1)

Set the connection to the watt hour meter.

1) Select the port to assign to the watt hour meter. Click the watt hour meter option button, and set the serial port to be used.

2) Select the watt hour meter name. Select a name to be assigned to the watt hour meter.

3) Set the number and address of the watt hour meters. Set the number of watt hour meters to be used and their address.

4) Set the serial No. Input the serial No. for Model AEM31D/485 only.

Example) When S/N 70-87948, set 87948.

5) Select [OK] button. When finished making changes, click the [OK] button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are interrupted and

the screen returns to the initial window.

When address setting and communication confirmation failed, a warning message is displayed. Check the set contents.

Watt hour meter setting screen

Warning screen

Note:

• The maximum number of watt hour meters is 30.

• If the address selected is already being used, a warning will appear. Choose a different address.

8.12.3 Set-up for the Name and the Maximum Integrated Value of WHM (Step 2)

Set the WHM name, location, and maximum integrated v alue

1) Enter the WHM name and location. Enter the connected WHM name and location.

2) Set the maximum integrated value. Use the “ / WHM maximum integrated value.

” button or numeric input to set the

3) Click [Finish] button. At the end of setting, click the [Finish] button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are interrupted

and the screen returns to the initial window.

Note:

• A name and location up to 16 characters long can be entered.

• Always set the WHM maximum integrated value. If the correct maximum integrated value is no

set, the energy monitoring functions will not operate normally.

• When the WHM maximum integrated value is 0, a warning is displayed. Set the WHM maximum

integrated value.

Name and maximum inte

(Single quotation [‘] cannot be used.

rated value settings

[Reference]

Shows the communication parameters that must be set at the watt hour meter used.

Power Rail 323 9600 bps Fixed Fixed

AEM31D/485 Fixed Fixed Fixed

CVM-BC-ITF-RS485-C2 9600 bps None 1bit

ED 39din-485 9600 bps None 1bit BCD used as communications protocol.

Model Baud rate Parity Stop bit Notes

Items other than the above do not have to be set because they are fixed for each watt hour meter.

8.13 Measurement Meter Set-up (For PLC)

Set the meter connection.

The number of connected PLC for electric amount count units and IP address, and the number of meter units, type, address, name and pulse unit, etc., are set with the meter set-up. This information can be set only when a watt hour meter/meter is set.

Maintenance Tip (Caution)

Before changing the settings related to the charging function, settle the account to the previous day (designated date), and record the results by printing or writing them down. The charge apportionment is not calculated correctly if the account is not settled. The settlement for the current month is: a) + b) + basic charges.

a) Day after settlement to previous day R Designated date settlement b) Current day to next settlement day R Designated date settlement

There are cases when the changed day cannot be calculated correctly.

* Refer to the Management Manual "9.3 Output of Charge Air-conditioning" for details on settling the designated date.

8.13.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

Before setting or changing the watt hour meter, check the precautions.

Prepare the meter set-up.

[Procedure]

1) Click the [WHM Set-up] button. From the initial window, click the [WHM Set-up] button in the System Settings group.

2) Click the [OK] button after checking the display contents. Check the details displayed in the warning, and then click the [OK] button.

* If the [Cancel] button is clicked, the settings are interrupted

and the screen returns to the initial window.

Meter Set-up Preparation screen

The watt hour meter (WHM) is set in the following order.

Step 1 Number of PLC unit set-up Step 2 PLC set-up and initial setting Step 3 Meter set-up

8.13.2 The number of PLC(s) (Step1)

Set the number of connected PL C u ni ts.

[Procedure]

1) Select the number of connected PLC units.

Number of unit set-up buttons

Select the number of connected PLC units by clicking “

* Number of connected units: 1 to 5 units

” button.

2) Click the [OK] button. After making the settings, click the [OK] button.

* When the [Cancel] button is clicked, this setting is terminated

to return to the initial window.

Number of PLC unit set-up screen

Note:

• Up to 32 meters (including WHMs) can be set for one PLC.

• The meters can be set only to the models with a pulse transmitter, and are not compatible with

the level output type. (Refer to the power rate count software installation manual.)

8.13.3 PLC set-up and initial set-up (Step 2)

Monitor button

Set the PLC IP address.

[Procedure]

1) Select the PLC No. with the

button. Select the No. of the PLC for which the IP address is to be set by clicking the

button.

2) Set the IP address Register the PLC IP address in the integrated software.

* The IP address is set in the PLC using the PLC.

* Recommended IP address: 192.168.1.151 to 155

Initial request button

Set the IP address for all connected PLC for general equipments by repeating steps 1) and 2).

PLC connection set-up screen

Mitsubishi Electronics TG-2000A User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

1. Safety Precautions

2. System Requirements

2.1 Requirements (system recommendations)

2.2 Compatible Units

2.3 Restrictions

2.4 Other Devices

3. System Configuration

3.1 System Configuration Example

3.2 Hardware Connection Diagram

4. Flow of Site Adjustment

4.1 Flow of Site Adjustment

4.2 Tools for Site Adjustment

4.3 Step 1: Test operation from central controller AG-150A/G-50A

4.4 Step 2 Connecting and installing the PLC

4.5 Step 3: Initial setting of integrated ce ntralized control software TG-20 00A

4.6 Step 4: Test operation from integrated centralized control software TG-2000A

5. Installation

5.1 Pre-installation Steps

5.1.1 Checking the AG-150A version and the G-50A version

5.1.2 Preparing for TG-2000A setup

5.2 TG-2000A Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later) Before Setting Up TG-2000A (W indows Vist a)

5.2.1 Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

5.2.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup) (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

5.2.3 Upgrading the TG-2000A version (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

5.2.4 TG-2000A Uninstall (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

5.2.5 Adding files to the ignore list on the anti-virus sof tware (TG-2000A Ver.5.5* or later)

5.3 TG-2000A Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

5.3.1 Setup (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

5.3.2 Running TG-2000A Setup (New setup) (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

5.3.3 Upgrading the TG-2000A version (TG-2000A V er.5.1*)

5. 3.4 TG -20 00 A U nin st all (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

5.3.5 Adding files to the ignore list on the anti-virus sof tware (TG-2000A Ver.5.1*)

6. Part Names and Functions

6.1 Window Elements

6.2 Basic Mouse Operation

7. Initial Startup and Shutdown

7.1 Before Startup

7.2 Startup

7.3 Shutdown

8. System Setting Procedure

8.1 System Setting Screen

8.2 System Setting Procedure

8.3 User Set-up

8.3.1 General Operation

8.3.2 Reliability Function

8.3.3 Connection Setting

8.3.4 Energy Saving /Peak Cut and IC I/O Sigmal/Interlocked Control Setting

8.3.5 Energy Monitoring Related

8.3.6 Setting the Warning Sound

8.3.7 Trend setting

8.3.8 Transmission of auto ma ti c o ut put file by email

8.4 Site Name Set-up

8.5 Password Set-up

8.6 AG-150A/G-50A Connection Set-up

8.6.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

8.6.2 Number of AG-150A/G-50A set-up (Step 1)

8.6.3 IP address of AG-150A/G-50A set-up (Step 2)

8.7 System Configuration Set-up

8.7.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

8.7.2 AG-150A/G-50A data collect io n (Ste p 1)

8.7.3 Unit composition set-up (Step 2)

8.7.4 Set-up of refrigerant system (Step 3)

8.7.5 Set-up of group (Step 4)

8.7.6 Interlocked setting (S te p 5)

8.8 Set-up DIDO, AI and PI controller

8.8.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

8.8.2 DIDO controller(general equipment) set-up（Step 1）

8.8.3 AI controller Set-up（Step 2）

8.8.4 PI controller (Meter) Set-up (Step 3)

8.9 PLC for general equipment set-up

8.9.1 Setting Procedure and Restrictions

8.9.2 Number of PLC unit set-up (Step 1 )

8.9.3 PLC set-up and initial setting (Step 2)

8.9.4 Function setting (Step 3)

8.9.5 Advanced setting (air co nd it ioner status monitor setting) (Step 4)