PANASONIC CZCSWWC2 User Manual

Air Conditioning Intelligent
Management System

Operation Manual

Système intelligent de gestion de
la climatisation

Klimaanlagen Intelligentes
Verteilungssystem

Sistema di gestione intelligente
per impianti di condizionamento

Sistema de Gestão Inteligente de
Ar Condicionado

Sistema de gestión inteligente
del aire acondicionado

CZ-CSWWC2

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Manuale d’uso

Manual de Operação

Manual de funcionamiento

Web Software

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CV6233219394

Operation Manual

Air Conditioning

Intelligent Management System

CZ-CSWWC2

Web Software

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trol system.

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manual carefully. After reading the manual, store

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Contents

Precautions on Using This Product ....................i



Introduction ........................................................ii



P-AIMS System Settings and Operations



1. Quick Reference ..................................................1

2. Using the System ...............................................2

Web Browser Settings and Operations



3. Quick Reference ................................................10

4. Using the System ............................................. 11

5. Supplementary Information ............................44

6. License Certification .........................................45

7. Preparation .......................................................48

Contents

Precautions on Using This Product ..................................................................................i



Introduction .......................................................................................................................ii



P-AIMS System Settings and Operations



1. Quick Reference ............................................................................................................1

2. Using the System .........................................................................................................2

2-1. Web Basic Settings......................................................................................................................2

2-1-1. Alarm email recipient settings screen ..............................................................................3

2-1-1-1. How to enter and change email address ...................................................................... 4

2-1-1-2. How to change user name ...........................................................................................4

2-1-1-3. Enable/disable settings .................................................................................................4

2-1-1-4. Adapter communication alarm email ............................................................................4

2-1-1-5. I/D unit disconnection alarm email ...............................................................................4

2-1-1-6. Saving the settings .......................................................................................................4

2-2. WEB User Registration ...............................................................................................................5

2-2-1. Registration .........................................................................................................................6

2-2-1-1. How to enter and change user ID ...............................................................................6

2-2-1-2. How to enter and change password ............................................................................6

2-2-1-3. Changing privileges ......................................................................................................6

2-2-1-4. User privileges ..............................................................................................................6

2-2-1-5. How to change I/D unit, control group, and tenant ......................................................7

2-2-1-5-1. How to move units between unsupported and supported column ...................8

2-2-1-5-2. How to register / cancel supported units...........................................................8

2-2-1-6. Registering changed data .............................................................................................8

2-2-1-7. Cancelling the setting ...................................................................................................8

2-2-1-8. Confirmation message .................................................................................................8

2-3. Alarm Email Log ..........................................................................................................................9

2-3-1. Email log display for a mail address .................................................................................9

Web Browser Settings and Operations



3. Quick Reference ..........................................................................................................10

4. Using the System ....................................................................................................... 11

4-1. Access and Operation through Web Browser ......................................................................... 11

4-1-1. Computer environment requirements ............................................................................ 11

4-1-2. Login .................................................................................................................................. 11

4-2. Common display area ...............................................................................................................12

4-2-1. Alarm display list box ......................................................................................................12

4-2-2. Refresh window ................................................................................................................13

4-3. Layout Screens (Option) ...........................................................................................................14

4-3-1. Layout screen display method ........................................................................................15

4-3-1-1. Layout screen selection method ................................................................................ 15

4-3-1-2. Layout screens ........................................................................................................... 15

4-3-2. Layout screen operations ................................................................................................16

4-3-2-1. Confirming indoor unit names .................................................................................... 16

4-3-2-2. How to display popup menu .......................................................................................16

4-3-2-3. Popup menu ”Unit details” .........................................................................................16

4-3-2-4. ”R/C” Popup menu (Start/stop control method) ......................................................... 17

4-4. Status/Operation .......................................................................................................................18

4-4-1. Display method ................................................................................................................. 19

4-4-1-1. Selecting displayed floor and area .............................................................................. 19

4-4-1-2. Displaying alarms........................................................................................................19

4-4-1-3. Sorting lists .................................................................................................................20

4-4-1-4. Displaying sub-units ...................................................................................................20

4-4-2. Start and stop control method ........................................................................................20

4-4-2-1. Indoor unit selection method .....................................................................................20

4-4-2-2. Start and stop operation method ................................................................................ 21

4-5. Alarm list & alarm log ...............................................................................................................22

4-5-1. Alarm list ...........................................................................................................................22

4-5-2. Alarm log...........................................................................................................................23

4-5-2-1. Display method ..........................................................................................................24

4-5-2-2. Refining the displayed data ........................................................................................24

4-5-2-3. Display range term specification method ...................................................................24

4-5-2-4. Alarm confirmation ..................................................................................................... 25

4-5-2-5. Downloading alarm log ...............................................................................................26

4-6. Schedule/Results .......................................................................................................................27

4-6-1. Display method .................................................................................................................28

4-6-1-1. Selecting displayed floor and area ..............................................................................28

4-6-1-2. Sort lists .....................................................................................................................28

4-6-1-3. Changing display date ................................................................................................28

4-7. Mode setting (calendar) ............................................................................................................29

4-7-1. Display method .................................................................................................................30

4-7-1-1. Calendar display .........................................................................................................30

4-7-2. Calendar operation ...........................................................................................................30

4-7-2-1. Registering modes/holidays .......................................................................................30

4-7-2-2. Registering an edited calendar ................................................................................... 30

4-7-2-3. Registering in day-of-the-week units ..........................................................................31

4-7-2-4. Registering mode comments .....................................................................................31

4-8. Schedule Operation Time Setting ............................................................................................32

4-8-1. Changing schedule times.................................................................................................33

4-8-1-1. Mode selection ...........................................................................................................33

4-8-1-2. Setting schedule times .............................................................................................. 33

4-8-1-3. Confirming schedule time settings .............................................................................34

4-8-1-4. Editing schedule times ............................................................................................... 34

4-8-1-5. Registering changed data ..........................................................................................34

4-9. Schedule Changes .....................................................................................................................35

4-9-1. Changing schedule times.................................................................................................36

4-9-1-1. Selecting the date to display ......................................................................................36

4-9-1-2. Setting schedule times ............................................................................................... 36

4-9-1-3. Confirming schedule time settings .............................................................................37

4-9-1-4. Editing schedule times ............................................................................................... 37

4-9-1-5. Registering changed data ..........................................................................................37

4-10. Operation time with thermostat on .........................................................................................38

4-10-1. Display method .................................................................................................................39

4-10-1-1. Sorting lists ................................................................................................................. 39

4-10-1-2. Detailed display with thermostats off .........................................................................39

4-11. Accumulated value ...................................................................................................................40

4-12. Download ...................................................................................................................................41

4-12-1. Downloading .....................................................................................................................41

4-12-1-1. How to download .......................................................................................................41

<Reference> How to Display the File Download Screen ..............................................................43

5. Supplementary Information ......................................................................................44

6. License Certification ...................................................................................................45

7. Preparation..................................................................................................................48

7-1. Firewall setting ..........................................................................................................................48

7-2. Installation .................................................................................................................................50

7-3. Display after restart ...................................................................................................................55

7-4. Settings ......................................................................................................................................55

7-5. WEB Software Pre-check Sheet ................................................................................................56

Precautions on Using This Product

IMPORTANT

· Before you can use the P-AIMS Web software, first perform a work procedure called "license
certification."
Please perform the license certification referring to "6.License certification".

· Duplication of all or part of this software and documentation without the express consent
of the holder of the rights to the above, and transfer of the software to another party, are
prohibited by law.

· This software and manual are not to be reproduced, in whole or in part, without permission.

· In principle, each set of this software is purchased for use on a single computer.

· Please note that we bear no responsibility for any effects resulting from the use of this
software and manual.
Panasonic will not be liable for any claim based on errors in calculations of distribution ratios
and utility usage caused by faults in this equipment or software.

· The specifications of this software, and the content of this manual, are subject to change
without notice, for the sake of improvement.

· This software is used to calculate distribution ratios and charges according to the load ratios
estimated for each indoor unit.
It is not based on the Measurement Act, so it cannot be used for public transactions and
similar purposes.

· The content of this manual is limited to explanation of how to use this software.
It does not cover the usage methods for the operated machinery and optional features, or for
the OS etc., so refer also to the relevant manuals for those elements.

· The screen image examples presented in this manual are intended to illustrate the
explanation of layouts, and do not represent actual operating conditions. The tenant names
displayed are also fictional.

· Displays and operations may differ from the examples in this manual, depending on versions
of Excel and the OS used.

· Refer to "Please Read Before Use" for the warranty terms for this software.

· Panasonic will not be liable for any violation of the rights of any third party stemming from
use of information in this manual, or for violation of other rights.

· Microsoft, Windows XP and Microsoft Excel are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the
United States and other countries.
Other product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of the corresponding
companies.
Other products are copyrights of the corresponding companies.

i

Introduction

CZ-CSWWC2 Web Software is used to manage the Air Conditioning Intelligent Management (P­AIMS) System over the Web.

This Web Software must be installed on the same personal computer that runs the P-AIMS
System (basic software). By connecting the personal computer to a LAN, the air conditioners can
be managed and controlled easily using a Web browser. The user logs into the Web browser
using a user ID and password. The authority to operate different air conditioners can be set for
each user ID, which enables air conditioners to be operated from a personal computer by each
tenant, control group, or indoor unit.

This operation manual describes operations using the Web Software. It does not duplicate
explanations of basic functions that appear in the basic software operation manual. Refer also to
the basic software operation manual and other optional software operation manuals.

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P-AIMS System Settings and Operations

1. Quick Reference

Menu List

Main menu

1. Layout

2. List display

3. Schedule

4. Print

5. Distribution ratio

6. Demand

7. BACnet

8. Facility Control

9. Web

10. Maintenance

1. Layout

2. List display

3 Schedule

4. Print

5. Distribution ratio

6. Demand

7. BACnet

8. Facility Control

Sub menu

Layout

(optional)

Status/Operation
Filter sign & I/D unit information
O/D unit information
Operation/Status change log
Alarm list & alarm log

Schedule/results
Mode settings (Calendar)
Schedule operation time

settings

Update schedule

Print screen
Excel output
Auto EXCEL output setting
Print list
List print preview

Distribution ratio (optional)

Demand (optional)

BACnet (optional)

Facility Control (optional)

9. Web

10. Maintenance

* indicates the security code protection

screen.

Web basic settings

*

Web user registration

*

Sent Alert Email Log

*

Register maintenance

*

information

Register floor name

*

Register control group name

*

Register schedule group name

*

Register operator information

*

R/C prohibition settings

*

Clock settings
Data backup/restore

·Data backup

*

·Restore data

*

·Cancel data restore

*

·Auto backup settings

*

Register event

*

Register I/D unit high/low-limit

*

temperature

Auxiliary settings

*

O/D unit master data settings

*

I/D unit master data settings

*

Reset adapter

*

System maintenance mode

*

Exit

*

2. Using the System

2-1. Web Basic Settings

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select Web – Web basic settings.
(Password: level 2)

On this screen, the site name that uses P-AIMS, and alarm e-mail setting can be made. Set the
site name and alarm email setting.

Site name

E-mail
setting

SMTP
authentication

OK/Close

Network
information

: Enter the site name (40 one-byte characters max.)

: Check the checkbox to send alarm emails.

: Enter the IP address (or domain name) of the

separately subscribed mail (SMTP) server.

: Enter a sender account name (40 one- byte

characters max.)

: Click here to display the Alarm email recipient

settings screen.

: Check the checkbox to use SMTP authentication to

block unwanted email. Enter the account name and
password.

: Displays network information of the personnel

computer.

: Registers the entered WEB basic settings.

: Restores the previous settings.

: Closes the WEB basic settings screen.

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2-1-1. Alarm email recipient settings screen

The Alarm email recipient settings screen is displayed when is
clicked. Email addresses and user names can be registered on this screen.

Send test
mail

OK/Close

: Click the Send Test Email button to send a test email. (Use this button

to check the recipient email address.)

: Registers the entered WEB basic settings.

: Restores the previous settings.

: Closes the WEB basic settings screen.

Key

･ Mail address ：Enter the recipient email address (recipient account name)
･ User name ：Select the user name registered on the “Web user registration screen”.

An alarm email is sent to the user when an air conditioner that is

registered with the user enters alarm status.

･ Valid ：Sets valid/invalid.
･ Adapter Com. Error ：An alarm email is sent to the user name when an adaptor that is

registered with the user enters communication error status. An alarm
email is not sent when the checkbox is not checked.

･ I/D unit Disc. ：An alarm email is sent to the user when an I/D unit that is registered

with the user is disconnected. An alarm email is not sent when the
checkbox is not checked.

2-1-1-1. How to enter and change email address

Double click the existing email address to change a part of it. Just enter an address
to change the existing email address. The new email address overwrites the existing
one. (40 one-byte characters max.)

2-1-1-2. How to change user name

Move the cursor to the user name column to display the user name combo box. User
names registered on the Web user registration screen are displayed. Click and

select the corresponding user name.

2-1-1-3. Enable/disable settings

To enable the registered content, click in the Enable space to add a check mark.
Click there again to remove the check mark, disabling the setting.

2-1-1-4. Adapter communication alarm email

Check the check box to send an alarm email to the user when an adapter that is
registered with the user enters communication error status.

2-1-1-5. I/D unit disconnection alarm email

Check the check box to send an alarm email to the user when an I/D unit that is
registered with the user is disconnected.

* Note that the I/D unit disconnection alarm email may be sent in large volume if

an adaptor error occurs.

2-1-1-6. Saving the settings

The initially disabled button and button are in the upper right of the
screen.

Click the button to close the screen.

When you changed a setting, the disabled button and button changes to

and buttones.

Click the button to restore to the previous setting. The and

buttons changes to the disabled and button.

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2-2. WEB User Registration

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select WEB – user registration
<Password: level 2>

Set user IDs and passwords to access to the Web software, their privileges and operable indoor
units.

Register/
Cancel

: Registers changed settings.

: Restores the previous settings.

Key

･ User ID :Enter the user ID (20 one-byte characters max.).
･ Password :Enter the password (10 one-byte characters max.).
･ Priv. :Specify the privilege for the user.
･ I/D unit :Specify the indoor unit
･ Control Gr. :Specify the control group name.
･ Tenant :Specify the tenant name.

* Click the I/D unit, Control Gr. or Tenant column to display the screen for

specifying the indoor unit, control group, or tenant.

2-2-1. Registration

2-2-1-1. How to enter and change user ID

Double click the existing user ID to change a part of it. Just enter a user ID to change
the existing one. The new user ID overwrites the existing one. (20 one-byte characters
max.)

2-2-1-2. How to enter and change password

Double click the existing password to change a part of it. Just enter a password to
change the existing one. The new password overwrites the existing one. (10 one-byte
characters max.)

2-2-1-3. Changing privileges

Privilege types are “0: administrative user”, “1: special user”, and “2: general user.”
For only No.0, “0: administrative user” can be set.
For No.001 and later, “1: special user”, and “2: general user” can be set.

2-2-1-4. User privileges

Display plain view

Layout display

Status/Operation

Alarm list & alarm
log

Schedule/results

Mode settings

Schedule operation
time settings

Update schedule

T/S ON operation
time

Accumulated value

Download
distribution ratio

Check unit details
R/C operation
R/C operation
View alarm log
Check alarms
Download alarm log
View schedule/results
Check set schedule

mode
Set schedule mode
Change schedule

mode name
Check schedule
Set schedule

(I/D unit display)
Set schedule

(Schedule group
display)

Check schedule
Set schedule

(I/D unit display)
Set schedule

(Schedule group
display)

Operation time
display

Accumulated value
display

Download CSV file

0: administrative

user

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

1: special user 2: general user

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2-2-1-5. How to change I/D unit, control group, and tenant

Click the I/D unit, control group, or tenant column to show the following screen.

User ID

Unsupported
unit

Select desired
item

Switch
unsupported
<=>supported

Supported unit

Operation
buttons

: Displays the user ID.

: Checked item is the object for the setting. More than

one can be selected.

: Moves units between unsupported unit column and

supported unit column.

The right arrow moves units from unspported to

supported column.

The left arrow moves from spported to unsupported

column.

: Selects all units in the left field.

: Selects all units in the right field.

: Registers the current setting and closes the

screen.

: Closes the screen without registering changed

setting.

2-2-1-5-1. How to move units between unsupported and supported column

Click a unit in the WEB unsupported (or supported) unit column. The clicked unit is
highlighted. If you clicked a wrong one, click a different unit. This unit is highlighted
instead.
To select multiple units, click desired units one by one while pressing the [Ctrl] key.
Clicked units are highlighted. If you selected a wrong unit, click that unit again to
clear the selection.
To select consecutive units, click the topmost unit to highlight it. Then click the unit at
the bottom while pressing the [Shift] key. All units between the top and bottom of the

consecutive units are highlighted.

Click to move the units from unsupported to supported unit column when units

are highlighted.

Click to move the units from supported to unsupported unit column when units

are highlighted.
To move inconsecutive units, move them in a few times using the above methods.

2-2-1-5-2. How to register / cancel supported units

Click to register the settings when you moved units between unsupported

and supported columns. The screen closes afterwards.

Click to close the screen without registering.

2-2-1-6. Registering changed data

Click to register changed data.

2-2-1-7. Cancelling the setting

Click to restore the previous setting.

2-2-1-8. Confirmation message

A confirmation message appears if you attempt to use another screen without saving
the change to the user registration.

Click to close the screen without saving changes.

Click to continue using this screen.

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2-3. Alarm Email Log

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select WEB – Sent Alert Email Log.

This screen displays alarm email log. Up to 200 alarm email records are retained. When the
number of records exceeds 200, the oldest records are deleted.

Mail address

:Select the email address for alarm email log display.

Key

･ Transmit :Displays delivery status (Sent: OK, Fail: NG)
･ Mail address :Displays the recipient email address
･ Address :Displays the address of the unit for which the alarm occurred.
･ Name :Displays the name of the unit for which the alarm occurred.
･ Alarm code :Displays the alarm code
･ Alarm date :Displays the alarm date
･ Date and Time Mail Sent :Displays the date and time alarm email sent

2-3-1. Email log display for a mail address

Select the email address using to

display the log for that email address. All logs are displayed when an email address

is not selected.

Web Browser Settings and Operations

3. Quick Reference

Web Menu List

Sub menu

Main menu

Log-in

0. Refresh window

1. Layout

2. List display

3. Schedule

4. Distribution ratio

5. Facility control

0. Refresh window

1. Layout
(Option)

2. List display

3. Schedule

Refresh window

Layout

Status/Operation
Alarm list & alarm log

Schedule/results
Mode settings (Calendar)
Schedule operation time settings
Update schedule

4. Distribution ratio

(Option)

5. Facility control

(Option)

T/S ON operation time
Accumulated value
Download

Measured value

Information

User authority differs according to the user level. User levels and usable
functions are indicated in this manual as shown blow.

Administrative
user

※ The user ID defines the authority level. The authority level is not displayed
on the Web browser.

 : All functions can be used.
 : Some functions cannot be used.

 : Functions cannot be used.



Special user

General user





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4. Using the System

4-1. Access and Operation through Web Browser

4-1-1. Computer environment requirements

The following environment is required to connect the Web browser running on the
customer's PC to the PC running the P-AIMS Web software in order to monitor/
operate air conditioners.

Supported browser : Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
Screen resolution : 1024768 is recommended

4-1-2. Login

Enter the following in the address bar of the Web browser to connect to the PC
running the P-AIMS Web software.

http://P-AIMS address: 808/p-aims/login
or
http://P-AIMS PC name: 808/p-aims/login

For example, enter the following if the IP address of the PC running the P-AIMS Web
software is “192.168.1.2”:
http://192.168.1.2:808/p-aims/login

Or enter the following if DNS is enabled and the name of the PC running the P-AIMS
Web software is “p-aims-web”:
http://p-aims-web:808/p-aims/login

Site name : Shows the site name that was set for P-AIMS.
UserID : Enter the user ID that was set for P-AIMS.
Password : Enter the Password that was set for P-AIMS.

: Click to log in after entering the user ID and password.

: Click to reset the login screen.

Site name

UserID
Password

Login
Reset

4-2. Common display area

The screen shown below appears when you log in to the P-AIMS Web software. The
upper part of this screen is common to all screens and is displayed permanently on
every screen. Also, any active alarm is displayed in this area. Use the menu to display
each screen.

Site name

Menu

Alarm display
list box

* The menu differs depending on the optional software installed and user

authority.

* The common display area is displayed in every screen. However, because the

layout screen is displayed in a different window, this area is not displayed.

4-2-1. Alarm display list box

When an alarm occurs, the name of the unit in which the alarm occurred is displayed
in the list box in the upper part of the screen. Click at the right of the list box to

show the list of current alarms. The scroll bar appears if many alarms are active.

When the alarm is reset, that unit disappears from the list.

When an alarm occurs, a buzzer sounds. Click to stop the buzzer.

Buzzer off

* When an alarm occurs, the alarm information appears in the list box but not on

the Status/Operation screen. Refresh the screen to show the alarm information
(Refer to 4-2-2 Refresh window).

* The Status/Operation screen is not refreshed automatically when all alarms are

off. Refresh the screen display to show remaining alarm information (Refer to
4-2-2 Refresh window).

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4-2-2. Refresh window

Only the common display area of the P-AIMS Web software screens is refreshed
automatically. Each screen displays the latest information when it is opened, but the
actual status will change over time. Click Refresh window in the menu to display the
latest information and check the status.

* When an air conditioner is started or stopped using the remote controller, the

screen is automatically refreshed after approximately one minute. To refresh
earlier, refresh the screen manually.

* The common display area of the screen is refreshed approximately every minute

to show the alarm information. Therefore, alarm information is displayed on the
Web browser later than in P-AIMS.

* The Refresh window menu is enabled in all screens. However, the Layout screen

opens in a different window without the common display area. Use the Refresh
button in Internet Explorer to refresh the Layout screen.

* Alternatively, press the [F5] key to refresh screen display.

4-3. Layout Screens (Option)

[Procedure]
Select Layout - Layout from the menu bar.
Optional Layout Display software is required.

Select
windows

Administrative
user

These screens display layout diagrams to check the layout and monitor the status of
indoor units. Indoor unit operation can also be started and stopped from this screen.



Special user



General user



* Only I/D units are displayed in the Web software layout diagram.
* Only units with a registered user ID are displayed.

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4-3-1. Layout screen display method

4-3-1-1. Layout screen selection method

(1) Click the group name “OX building”

in the Select windows area. The
following names are displayed: “The
first floor,” “The second floor,” “The
third floor,” and “The fourth floor”.

(2) Click “The first floor.”
The layout of the first floor is

displayed in a new window.

Each time a name is clicked

(“The first floor” to “The fourth
floor”), a new window opens
to display the layout of the
corresponding floor.

4-3-1-2. Layout screens

Group name /
name

Layout display

The layout is displayed in a new window.

4-3-2. Layout screen operations

4-3-2-1. Confirming indoor unit names

To check the names of an indoor unit in the layout
screen, move the mouse pointer over the
desired indoor unit. The mouse pointer changes
to and the address number and name are

displayed.

4-3-2-2. How to display popup menu

To display the popup menu, move the mouse pointer over the desired indoor unit.
Right-click the unit when the mouse pointer changes to . When an indoor unit
is selected, the unit appears enclosed in a square frame. Right-click in the frame to
display the popup menu.

Left-click Right-click

* The Unit details menu item is not displayed if the user has General user

authority.

4-3-2-3. Popup menu ”Unit details”

Unit details

Select Unit details in the popup menu to display a screen that shows "Unit details,"
“Error log,” and “Schedule.”

Error log

Schedule

* The screen is not displayed if the user has General user authority.

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4-3-2-4. ”R/C” Popup menu (Start/stop control method)

Operation
mode

RC prohibition
Flap

Select R/C in the popup menu to display the Remote controller screen. Start, stop,
mode, set temperature, fan speed, flaps, and central control can be changed on this
screen.

Click to transmit the settings to the unit. Click the button to
close the R/C screen without transmitting the settings.

* For functions unavailable for the authority level, the buttons are displayed in

gray and disabled.

Set
temperature
Room
temperature

R/C prohibition
items

:Switches between “ON” and “OFF” every time it is clicked.

:Switches between “Auto”, “Heat”, “Cool”, “Fan”, and “Dry” every time it is

clicked.

:Switches between “RC OK (blank)”, “RC Prohibition 1” to “RC

Prohibition 7” every time it is clicked.

* RC Prohibitions 1 to 4 are for CZ-CFUNC2.

:Switches between “swing” and “F1” to “F5” every time it is clicked.

Some flap settings are unavailable in some modes.

:Switches between “Auto”, “High”, “Mid”, and “Low” every time it is

clicked.

:Changes the room temperature setting.

:Transmits set content to the indoor unit.

* The unit setting is updated in about 1 minute after is clicked.

R/C prohibition items: Displays currently set R/C prohibition items.

O: Operable
X: Prohibited

* Buttons disabled due to user authority restrictions or R/C prohibition settings are

displayed gray.

4-4. Status/Operation

[Procedure]
On the menu , select “List display” – “Status/Operation”.

Floor area

Select/clear all

Sort display

Administrative
user

Monitor the status of indoor units here. The operation, mode, set temperatures, room
temperatures, fan speeds, flaps, central control, alarms, and absence or presence
of remote control units can be monitored. Device operation can also be started and
stopped from this screen.
Indoor units can be monitored and controlled by floor and area.



Special user



General user



Remote control
display

Select/clear all

: Use to clear selections and select all.

: Use to select floor areas.

: Use to select the display order.

: Sub-units are also displayed.

: Use remote control units to stop and start indoor units

individually.

Key

･ Select 　 :Selects the indoor unit to control.Click to add a check mark.
･ Address :Display the address numbers of indoor units.
･ Name :Displays the names of the indoor units.

Normal: black, sub unit: blue, W/O connection: red, maintenance: gray.
･ Operation :Monitors the operation status of indoor units.
ON: Green, OFF: Red
･ Mode :Displays the operation modes of indoor units.
A/Cool, A/Heat: Green, Cool: Blue, Heat: Red, Fan: Gray, Dry: Light blue
･ Set T. :Displays the set temperature. The range of temperatures that can be
set varies, depending on the connected air conditioner model and the
operation mode.

･ Room temperature :Displays room temperatures.
･ Fan :Displays fan speeds.

Automatic (automatic fan speed), High, Mid. Low (Displayed as - - if the

model concerned cannot display this information.

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･ Flap :Displays the directions of flaps.
Swing, F1 - F5 (warm, fan: F1 - F5, for cooling: F1 - F3)
Displayed as - - if the model concerned cannot display this information.
･ Prhbt :Central control (local control prohibited)
Individual (no prohibition), prohibit 1=prohibit 7 (Settings can be made for

various types of central control (Prohibition)

･ Alarm :Displays alarm codes if an alarm has been issued by an indoor unit.
Displays Maintenance if “Register maintenance information” applies.

･ RC :Displays “Yes” for indoor units that have remote control
･ O/D unit :Displays outdoor unit codes.
･ I/D unit :Displays indoor unit codes.

* If it is not possible to communicate with the adapter, or if the model used cannot

display the content, the column will display “- -”.

The names of indoor units which are unconnected are displayed in red. Their
operating status cannot be checked.

4-4-1. Display method

4-4-1-1. Selecting displayed floor and area

First, select the floor and area.
If the floor and area is “All Floor”, all registered indoor

units are displayed. Click the button at the right edge of
the floor selection list to display a list of registered floors
and areas. From the list, select the floor or area to monitor.

4-4-1-2. Displaying alarms

When an alarm is issued for an indoor unit, the alarm is
automatically displayed in the alarm display list box.
The Status/Operation screen is not refreshed automatically so that the alarm
information is not displayed. Refresh the window to update the status/operation
screen. The error code is displayed in the Alarm column as shown below.
Nothing is displayed if there are no current alarms.

* The alarm display is automatically removed when the alarm has been restored.
The Status/Operation screen is not refreshed automatically so that the alarm

information remains unchanged. Refresh the window to update the status/
operation screen.

4-4-1-3. Sorting lists

Select the desired display order from the pull-down menu.

Floor :Display is in order of floor name registration.
O/D unit :Display is in order of outdoor unit addresses, from the

most recent.
Address :Display is in order of addresses, from the most recent.
Display :Display is in order of most recent registrations to the

indoor unit master.

4-4-1-4. Displaying sub-units

Click to add a checkmark and display the sub-units. Click again to clear
the checkmark and hide the sub-units. Stop and start operations cannot be performed
on sub-units.

The names of sub-units are displayed in blue.

* Setup and operation of sub-units is linked to the main unit, so starting/stopping

them or changing their settings is impossible.

* To check individual alarms from sub-units, it is necessary to display the sub-unit.

4-4-2. Start and stop control method

4-4-2-1. Indoor unit selection method

To start or stop a unit, click on the name of the indoor unit
to control. The selected
locations have check marks in the selection column.
Click again on the same location to remove the check mark,
canceling the selection.
To select all indoor units, click the button in
the upper left of the screen.
To cancel selections of all indoor units, click the button in the upper
left of the screen. Unconnected units and sub-units cannot be selected.

* After selecting the indoor unit, transmit the settings to the actual indoor unit on

the Remote Control screen.

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4-4-2-2. Start and stop operation method

Operation
mode

RC prohibition
Flap

Click the button in the upper right of the screen when an indoor

unit is selected to display the remote control unit screen. The Remote Control screen

can be used to change operation, mode, temperature setting, fan speed, flap and

prohibition settings. Click the set button, then on the button to send the

setting content to the unit. Click the button to avoid sending the settings.
The Remote Control screen closes.

* When the R/C button is clicked without selecting any indoor units, the R/C screen

does not appear

* Buttons for unauthorized functions are displayed in gray and disabled.

Set
temperature
Room
temperature

R/C prohibition
items

:Switches between “ON” and “OFF” every time it is clicked.

:Switches between “Auto”, “Heat”, “Cool”, “Fan”, and “Dry” every time it is

clicked.

:Switches between “RC OK (blank)”, “RC Prohibition 1” to “RC

Prohibition 7” every time it is clicked.

* RC Prohibitions 1 to 4 are for CZ-CFUNC2.

:Switches between “swing” and “F1” to “F5” every time it is clicked.

*Some flap settings are unavailable in some modes.

:Switches between “Auto”, “High”, “Mid”, and “Low” every time it is

clicked.

:Changes the room temperature setting.

:Transmits set content to the indoor unit.

* The unit setting is updated in about 1 minute after is clicked.

R/C prohibition items: Displays currently set R/C prohibition items.

O: Operable
X: Prohibited

* Buttons disabled due to user authority restrictions or R/C prohibition settings are

displayed gray.

4-5. Alarm list & alarm log

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “List display” – “Alarm list & alarm log”.

Administrative
user

This displays the log of alarm occurrence and restoration to date.

4-5-1. Alarm list

This displays current alarms.

Alarm list
display

Alarm log
display



Special user

General user





:Displays the alarm list.

:Displays alarm history.

Key

･ Address :Displays the addresses of alarms.
･ Name :Displays the names of devices which have issued alarms.
･ Alarm code :Displays alarm codes at the times alarms are issued.
･ Alarm date :Displays the date and time at which the alarm occurred.

* The Alarm list or Alarm log display is not refreshed automatically when the

alarm status changes. Refresh the window to update the display. However, when
you switch between the Alarm list and Alarm log display, it is automatically
refreshed.

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4-5-2. Alarm log

This displays the log of alarm occurrence and restoration to date.
Display conditions can be set in order to display only certain alarms.

Display only alarms that occurred Display only unconfirmed alarms

Display term
specification

:Displays the alarm list.

:Displays alarm log.

:Displays only the log of alarms which have occurred.

:Displays only the log of alarms which have not been confirmed.

:Use to select the indoor units to display.

:Use to specify the period of log to display.

Refine search
for
indoor units

Download the
alarm log

Confirm all
unconfirmed
alarms

:Confirm all unconfirmed alarms.

:Download the alarm log data.

* and
are not displayed for a Special user.

Key

･ Address :Displays the addresses of alarms.
･ Name :Displays the names of devices which have issued alarms.
･ Alarm code :Displays alarm codes at the times alarms are issued/restored.
･ Alarm date :Displays dates and times when alarms are issued/restored.
･ Alarm :Displays occurrence/restoration status of alarms.
･ Check :Displays the status of alarm confirmation by the operator.

Add a check mark to confirmed alarms.
･ Operator :Displays the name of the person who confirmed the alarm.

* A Special user cannot change the Check and Operator columns.

4-5-2-1. Display method

Click the , to display the alarm log. The log of alarms occurring to date,
and their restoration status, can be checked here.

4-5-2-2. Refining the displayed data

Check the checkbox to display only alarms which have occurred. Click
again to clear the checkmark and revert the display to its previous state.

Check the checkbox to display only alarms which have not been
confirmed. Click again to clear the checkmark and revert the display to its previous
state.

* These two functions can be used in combination.
For example, if both the and the are checked, the

display shows only current alarms that are unconfirmed.

Selecting the indoor unit to display refines the display to cover only that indoor unit.

Click by the Search dropdown list to display the registered I/D units.

Click on the indoor unit to display.
History is displayed for the selected

indoor unit.
The and
can be used together to display

only alarms for the selected indoor
unit, or only unconfirmed alarms.

* Select the blank at the top of the list to return to display of all logs.

4-5-2-3. Display range term specification method

Click the button to display the Term Setting screen.

Specify the start and end dates.
Log is displayed for the specified range.

* Set an end date that is later than the start date. Results will not be displayed
correctly if the end date is earlier than the start date.

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Specify the display term, and then click the button to display history
throughout the specified term.

To close the Term Setting screen, click the button.
To cancel the term setting and display the latest log, click the

button without specifying a term.

* Once a term is specified, the term specification will be as same as previous one
when this screen is displayed again.
* The maximum number of display items is 2,000.

4-5-2-4. Alarm confirmation

After confirming alarms, the operator should add check marks to those alarms to
manage their status.

Click in the Confirmation column for the confirmed alarms to add check marks.
Click on a check mark to remove it.

Click the operator column to display the screen shown below.

Click and select the name of the operator.

Click . The selected name is set in the Operator column and the screen
closes.
Click to close the screen.

* This setting can only be changed by an Administrative user.
* Alarms cannot be confirmed just by checking the Check column and registering

the operator name.

4-5-2-5. Downloading alarm log

The displayed alarm information can be downloaded.
The following shows how to save the data.

(1) Click

to display the File Download screen.

The Information Bar may be displayed

due to the Internet Explorer security
settings. If the Information Bar appears,
follow the instructions displayed.

A message “Did you notice the

Information Bar?”

may be displayed, as shown to the right.

(2) Click to download the data

and display it in Excel.

If Microsoft Excel is not installed, the

data is displayed in Internet Explorer.
In this case, it may not be possible to
display some characters, depending on
the language. Save the downloaded file.

(3) Click to open the Save As

dialog box. Specify the folder to save the
file in.

(4) When the saving is complete, the

Download complete screen appears as
shown in the right.

*It is not displayed depending on the

setting.

Click to display the data in

Excel. If Excel is not installed, the data is
displayed in Notepad.

* We recommend installing Microsoft Excel to review alarms in detail.
* This setting can only be changed by an Administrative user.

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4-6. Schedule/Results

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Schedule” – “Schedule/results”.

Date set

Administrative
user

This displays the schedule and results as bar graphs.
The display term can be specified to check the presetting status, the working status of
a device relative to its schedule, or other information.



Special user



General user



Floor/area

Sort display

: Use to select the dates to display.

: Use to select floor areas.

: Use to select the display order.

Key

･ Address : Displays the addresses of indoor units.
･ Name : Displays the names of the indoor units.
･ Graph : Upper Schedules. Lower: Displays results.

4-6-1. Display method

4-6-1-1. Selecting displayed floor and area

First, select the floor and area.
If the floor and area is “All Floor”, all registered indoor units

are displayed.
Click the button on the right edge of the floor selection
list to display a list of registered floors and areas.

From the list, select the floor or area to monitor.
A list of indoor units registered within that floor and area is
displayed.

4-6-1-2. Sort lists

Select the desired display order from the pull-down menu.

Floor :Display is in order of floor name registration.
O/D unit :Display is in order of outdoor unit addresses, from the
most recent.
Address :Display is order of addresses, from the most recent.
Display :Display is in order of most recent registrations to the
indoor unit master.

4-6-1-3. Changing display date

When the Schedule/results screen is

displayed the first time, it displays data for

the current day. To display the schedule/

results for another day, click . The

screen shown to the right is displayed.

Click and select the date.

Then, click to change the display

date and close the screen.

Click to close the Date set screen.

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4-7. Mode setting (calendar)

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Schedule” – “Mode settings (Calendar)”.

Calendar display

Mode
registration

Day of the week
mode
registration

Register/cancel
calendar mode

Administrative
user



Special user

Set the Calendar operation mode.

General user





Register/
cancel mode
comment

Enter mode
comment

: Use to change the calendar to be displayed.

: Use to set the schedule by day of the week.

: Use to specify the mode.

: Register/cancel the calendar mode.

: Register/cancel the mode name.

: Use to change the mode name.

4-7-1. Display method

4-7-1-1. Calendar display

When the Mode setting screen is displayed the
first time, the calendar for the current month is
displayed.

Click the buttons on the left and right
of the place where the current date and month are

displayed above the current calendar, to switch the

calendar to earlier and later months.

Click the button to display

the calendar

for the current month.

4-7-2. Calendar operation

4-7-2-1. Registering modes/holidays

Specify the desired mode in the mode registration
combo box.
Then click the desired date. The selected mode
number is registered in the area below the date.
To change to another mode, select another mode
number and click the registered date. The mode
number will be overwritten. The mode, “Cancel
schedule (mode 0)” is used to cancel the set mode.
(The mode number below the date is deleted.)
When you select the “Register holiday” mode
and then click the date on the calendar, the date
is displayed in red. Click again to revert the date
display to the original color.

* Even if holidays have been registered on the calendar, the schedule will not
necessarily switch to holiday operation. Holiday operation requires registration
of a schedule mode number for holidays on the calendar.

4-7-2-2. Registering an edited calendar

Once you have finished editing calendar mode numbers and holiday settings, click

the button to register them.

Click the button to revert to the settings before editing.

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4-7-2-3. Registering in day-of-the-week units

You can specify a set period and only make the mode settings once for each week.
Click the button to display the following screen for setting
schedule by day of the week.

Click by the date displays to specify the term (start and end date) to set the weekly
mode.
Click in the combo box for each day of the week and select the mode number.
After registering the mode for each day of the week (it is not necessary to set mode

numbers for all days of the week), press the button to register the mode

number into the calendar for the specified period. Click the button to cancel
registration by the day of the week.

4-7-2-4. Registering mode comments

To edit mode comments, click in the comment area
of the mode list.
When the cursor appears, edit the comment.

Once you have finished editing the comment, click the
button to register the setting.
Click the button to restore the setting before editing.

* The schedule mode names are also used as the mode names for settings on the

Schedule – Schedule Operation Time Setting screen.

* Mode registrations to the calendar can be made for a period of one year, starting

from the day after the registration is made.

* Modes cannot be changed for dates that have passed.

<Information> Requests to the Administrative user
* To enable other users to change schedules using the Web software, register

schedules for units instead of for schedule groups.

* If the usage by the users can vary according to the day of the week, we

recommend setting a different mode for each day of the week. This allows air
conditioners to operate on a weekly schedule.

4-8. Schedule Operation Time Setting

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Schedule” - “Schedule Operation Time Setting”.
*The screen and functions differ according to whether or not a schedule group is

registered.

Selecting
modes

Register /
cancel

Indoor unit
name

Administrative
user



Special user

Screen if no schedule group is registered

General user





Detailed
schedule
setting

Schedule
group names

Screen if a schedule group is registered

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:Selects the mode to register.

:Sets details for the schedule.

:Use for editing (copying, pasting and clearing settings).

:Register/cancel changes.

Key

･ Address :Displays the address numbers of indoor units.
(If no schedule group has been registered)
･ Name :Displays the names of indoor units.
(If no schedule group has been registered)
･ Schedule group name :Displays the schedule group name.
(If a schedule group has been registered)
･ Schedule time :Displays scheduled times.

* Schedule time registrations can only be applied to the main unit. Sub-units

operate according to the schedule of the main unit.

* The underlined display (

have also been set, such as modes other than On/Off and set temperatures.

) of set items indicates that other related items

4-8-1. Changing schedule times

4-8-1-1. Mode selection

Select the mode for registering the schedule.
Click to select the mode name to register schedule time.

4-8-1-2. Setting schedule times

Click the cell to set the schedule for. The background turns yellow.

Under this condition, click the button to enable registration of
detailed settings.

Set the set times and necessary items (ON/OFF, modes, set temperatures, fan speeds,
flaps and prohibitions).
Click on in each cell and select the item to set.

After editing the detailed settings, click the button
Click the button to cancel detailed settings.

* When making time settings, start from earlier times and proceed to later times. It

is not possible to set the same time as an existing setting.
Example
10:00 On: :17:00 On
With the scheduled operation time settings as shown in the example above, it

is only possible to set times between the existing times in the range of 10:01–

16:59.

4-8-1-3. Confirming schedule time settings

If you select a time cell with a scheduled time setting, the current settings are
displayed in gray in the detailed settings column.

4-8-1-4. Editing schedule times

Use the editing buttons on the screen to edit the schedule times.

Copy : Select by clicking on the time cell to copy.
Click the button to store the selected
time cell in memory.
Paste : Select the target time cell, and then click the
button to paste the copied time.
Clear : Select the time cell to clear, and then click the
button to delete the registered time.

* Pasting into the time cell for the same indoor unit is not possible because the
times would be the same for the unit.
* Even on a different indoor unit, pasting is impossible if there is an existing
registration for the same time or an earlier time.

4-8-1-5. Registering changed data

If the schedule time has been changed, click the button at the upper-left of
the screen to save the settings. All changed data is saved.
Click the button to return all changed data to its previous state.

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4-9. Schedule Changes

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Schedule” – “Update Schedule”.
*The screen and functions differ according to whether or not a schedule group is

registered.

Selecting
modes

Register /
cancel

Indoor unit
name

Administrative
user



Special user

Screen if no schedule group is registered

General user





Detailed
schedule
setting

Schedule
group names

Screen if a schedule group is registered

:Select the date to change. (The same day, next day, and day after that can be

specified).

:Sets details for the schedule.

:Use for editing (copying, pasting and clearing settings).

:Register/cancel changes.

Key

･ Address :Displays the address numbers of indoor units.
(If no schedule group has been registered)
･ Name :Displays the names of indoor units.
(If no schedule group has been registered)
･ Schedule group name :Displays the schedule group name.
(If a schedule group has been registered)
･ Schedule time :Displays scheduled times.

* Schedule time registrations can only be applied to the main unit. Sub-units

operate according to the schedule of the main unit.
* The underlined display (

have also been set, such as modes other than On/Off and set temperatures.

) of set items indicates that other related items

4-9-1. Changing schedule times

4-9-1-1. Selecting the date to display

Select the date to display
Click and select the date to display.

4-9-1-2. Setting schedule times

Click the cell to set the schedule for. The background turns yellow.

Under this condition, click the button to enable registration of
detailed settings.

Set the set times and necessary items (ON/OFF, modes, set temperatures, fan speeds,
flaps and prohibitions).
Click on in each cell and select the item to set.

After editing the detailed settings, click the button
Click the button to cancel detailed settings.

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* When making time settings, start from earlier times and proceed to later times. It

is not possible to set the same time as an existing setting.
Example
10:00 On: :17:00 Off
With the scheduled operation time settings as shown in the example above, it

is only possible to set times between the existing times in the range of 10:01–

16:59.

4-9-1-3. Confirming schedule time settings

If you select a time cell with a scheduled time setting, the current settings are
displayed in gray in the detailed settings column.

4-9-1-4. Editing schedule times

Use the editing buttons on the screen to edit the schedule times.

Copy : Select by clicking on the time cell to copy.
Click the button to store the selected
time cell in memory.
Paste : Select the target time cell, and then click the
button to paste the copied time.
Clear : Select the time cell to clear, and then click the
button to delete the registered time.

* Pasting into the time cell for the same indoor unit is not possible because the
times would be the same for the unit.
* Even on a different indoor unit, pasting is impossible if there is an existing
registration for the same time or an earlier time.

4-9-1-5. Registering changed data

If the schedule time has been changed, click the button at the upper-left of
the screen to save the settings. All changed data is saved.
Click the button to return all changed data to its previous state.

4-10. Operation time with thermostat on

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Distribution ratio” - “T/S ON operation time”.
(Optional Distribution Ratio software is required.)

tenant units
individual
indoor units

Detailed
display with
thermostats off

Administrative
user

: Selects the display order.



Special user



General user



: Displays details of thermostat off times.

Key

･ Address : Displays the addresses of indoor units.
･ Name : Displays indoor unit names or tenant names.
･ Tenant : Displays tenant numbers.
･ ON/High : Displays the time of operation with the thermostat on and high fan speed.
･ ON/Mid : Displays the time of operation with the thermostat on and medium fan

speed.
･ ON/Low : Displays the time of operation with the thermostat on and low fan speed.
･ Total T/S ON : Displays the total time of operation with the thermostat on and

high, medium and low fan speed.
･ OFF/High : Displays the time of operation with the thermostat off and high
fan speed. (If thermostat off detailed display is used)
･ OFF/Mid : Displays the time of operation with the thermostat off and
medium fan speed. (If thermostat off detailed display is used)
･ OFF/Low : Displays the time of operation with the thermostat off and low
fan speed. (If thermostat off detailed display is used)
･ Total T/S OFF : Displays the total time of operation with the thermostat off and
high, medium and low fan speed.
･ T/S ON + T/S OFF : Displays the total operation time at all fan speeds, with the
thermostat both on and off.

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4-10-1. Display method

4-10-1-1. Sorting lists

Click and select the desired display order from the sorting combo box.

: The list is displayed in tenant units.

: The list is displayed in individual indoor units.

4-10-1-2. Detailed display with thermostats off

When you click to add a checkmark, “OFF/High”, “OFF/Mid”,

” OFF/Low” are displayed in the list. Click again to clear the checkmark, and “OFF/
High”, “OFF/Mid”,” OFF/Low” disappears.

4-11. Accumulated value

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Distribution ratio” – “Accumulated value”.
(Optional Distribution Ratio software is required.)

Administrative
user

This displays the current value of the adaptor's accumulated pulses.



Special user



General user



Key

･ Address :Displays the addresses of indoor units.
･ Name :Displays the names of accumulated pulse meters.
･ Distr. :Displays distribution group numbers.
･ Type :Displays the types of pulse meter.
･ Adapter value :Displays the current values of the adapters on the pulse meter.
･ Meter value :This displays the value with the addition of balance data between an

arbitrary value for the pulse meter and the adapter value.

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4-12. Download

[Procedure]
On the menu bar, select “Distribution ratio” – “Download”.
(Optional Distribution Ratio software is required.)

Administrative
user

Download CSV files calculated on the cut-off day.

: Use to download

: Use to close the Download of the Distribution Ratio screen.



Special user



General user



4-12-1. Downloading

4-12-1-1. How to download

The download procedure is described below.
(1) Click the file to download to highlight it

(2) Click to display the File

Download screen.

The Information Bar may be displayed

due to the Internet Explorer security
settings. If the Information Bar appears,
follow the instructions displayed.

A message “Did you notice the

Information Bar?” may be displayed, as
shown to the right.

(3) Click to download the data

and display it in Excel.

If Microsoft Excel is not installed, the

data is displayed in Internet Explorer.
In this case, it may not be possible to
display some characters, depending on
the language. Save the downloaded file.

(4) Click to open the Save As

dialog box. Specify the folder to save the
file in.

(5) When the saving is complete, the

Download complete screen appears as
shown in the right.

*It is not displayed depending on the

setting.

Click to display the data in

Excel. If Excel is not installed, the data is
displayed in Notepad.

* We recommend installing Microsoft Excel to calculate distribution ratio data.
* Excel is used to calculate and check data.
* Only an Administrative user can save this data.

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<Reference> How to Display the File Download Screen

If the File Download screen is not displayed even if you click , follow the
procedure below to change the Internet Explorer settings.

(1) On the [Tools] menu of Internet Explorer, click

[Internet Options] and the Internet Options
screen is displayed. Click the [Security] Tab.

(2) The Internet Options screen switches to the

Security Tab.
Click .

(3) The Security Settings – Internet Zone screen is

displayed.

From the list of setting items, find [Downloads], and click [Enable] on the [File

download] and [Automatic prompting for file downloads] items.

(4) After you change the settings and click , the question “Are you sure

you want to change the settings for this zone?” is displayed. Click the [Yes] button
to change the settings. When these settings are changed, [Security level for this

zone] in screen (2) changes to [Custom]. Click to close the Internet
Options screen.

5. Supplementary Information

This Web Software must be installed on the personal computer running the CZ-CSWKC Basic

Software. Refer also to the Supplementary Information in the CZ-CSWKC Basic Software
operation manual.

When connecting P-AIMS through the Internet, take adequate security measures such as

installing firewall or antivirus software. To set up the firewall or antivirus software, refer to
respective manuals.

The Administrator user ID and password are provided as default. Change the user ID and

password for security reasons. Be sure not to let a third party become aware of the new user
ID and password.

Please note that we will not provide compensation in the following circumstances:
Any fault caused by a third party who became aware of the user ID and password.
Any fault caused by sharing a PC between P-AIMS and another application.

Limitations on changing settings
Some types of air conditioners are limited in the settings which they support. For example,
cooling-only air conditioners cannot be set to heating. Floor-type models typically support
only high fan speeds. Ceiling mounted models do not have flaps, and therefore cannot change
the fan direction.
You should be aware of the limitations of the air conditioner models in your system.
For more information, contact your dealer or service provider.

After the settings of an indoor unit are changed from the P-AIMS System, the display may
revert temporarily to the former settings. This is more likely to occur with all-unit operations.
The cause is communications delay, not any malfunction in the system. If you wait a few
minutes, the display will show the correct information.

Errors occurred while operating during a thunder storm or because of electromagnetic

interference.
Power the P-AIMS System off and then on again.
As a rule, the system should be powered off only in cases such as the above.
Correct management of air conditioning is not possible when the system is powered off.

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6. License Certification

Before using the Web Software, first perform a work procedure called "license certification."

To perform license certification, make an inquiry by sending the inquiry key to the inquiry e-mail
address below. You will be registered as a user and issued a release key, and then receive a
reply.

<Contact Information>

Product ID Issuance Desk,

E-mail address: [e-mail]

When you make an inquiry, send the following information together with the inquiry in order to
be registered as a user and issued a release key.

(1) Product name
(2) Company name/contact person
(3) Phone number
(4) E-mail address
(5) Inquiry key

* If you do not input a release key, you will no longer be able to use the system after 30 days

elapses. Obtain a release key and perform license certification as soon as possible.

* Make an inquiry as soon as possible because it may sometimes take several days to be

issued a release key.

License Certification Procedure

The procedure from after the P-AIMS system is installed up until the end of license
certification is described below.

(1) Check the inquiry key from the License Certification screen.

(2) Send the inquiry key to the Product ID Issuance Desk ([e-mail].

panasonic.com).
Also notify us of the product name, company name/contact person, phone number,
and e-mail address.

(3) A release key is issued.
You are registered as a user and a release key is issued. A reply is sent to the
registered mail address.

(4) Input the release key from the License Certification screen.

(5) The license certification procedure is finished.

Performing License Certification

1. A License Certification screen such as one shown below appears when you start a P-AIMS
system for which license certification is not completed.

"Web Software (25)" means that the number

of remaining days that you can use the Web
Software is "25." It is not displayed after you
finish license certification.

* After you start a P-AIMS system for which license certification is not finished, the License

Certification screen will appear at 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. This screen is not displayed after
you finish license certification.
If you install optional software, the License Certification screen will appear until license
certification is finished for all of the software.

2. If you click the
button in the License Certification
screen, the Inquiry Key display
screen appears, and the inquiry key is

displayed in the screen.

Send the key displayed in this screen

to the Product ID Issuance Desk (cmc_
[e-mail])
by e-mail.

At the same time, also notify us of the

following items.

(1) Product name (required)
(2) Company name/contact person
(3) Phone number
(4) E-mail address (required)

You will be registered as a user and

issued a release key.

:Clicking this button saves the inquiry key as a text file. Follow the instructions
on the screen to save the text file. Enter the product name, company name/
contact person, phone number, and e-mail address in this saved text file, and
send the text file to the Product ID Issuance Desk by e-mail.

:Clicking this button copies the inquiry key to the Windows clipboard. Paste the

inquiry key into your mail.

:Clicking this button closes the Inquiry Key display screen.

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3. When you receive the release key,
restart the P-AIMS system.

If license certification is not finished

for the P-AIMS system, the License
Certification screen on the right appears
before the P-AIMS system restarts.

Click the button to

display the Release Key input screen,
and enter the release key.

* If you install multiple P-AIMS system software, the same number of license certifications is

required. In such a case, the number of release keys sent will be the same as the number of
inquiry keys.

Enter all of the received release keys sequentially, and perform license certification. (There is

no set order for entering release keys, so they can be entered in any order.)

License certification is finished once all of the release keys have been entered.
Click the button. The License Certification screen closes, and the P-AIMS

system starts.

* The P-AIMS system will start even if you click the button without entering

the release key. You can use the system as is until license certification is finished. (The
system can be used for a period of 30 days.)

7. Preparation

7-1. Firewall setting

Set up the firewall before installing the Web Software.

1. Click at the bottom-left corner of the screen
to display the menu.

Click “Control Panel”.

2. The Control Panel window opens.

If the window appears as shown in the

right, click “Switch to Classic View” to
change the view. (Omit this step if the
window already appears as shown in
step 3.)

3. Windows classic style Control Panel
window appears.

Double click “Windows Firewall”.

4. The Windows Firewall screen appears.

Click the Exceptions tab.

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5. Add the port number to exceptions.

Click .

6. The Edit a Port screen appears.

Enter the following:
Name :”p-aims”
Port number :“808”

Click .

7. Check the list under “Name” in the
Exceptions tab.

Has “p-aims” been added?
Is “File and Printer Sharing” checked?
If both are checked, click .

7-2. Installation

During installation, a screen prompting restart of the operating system may appear. In that case,
restart the operating system.

1. First, stop the P-AIMS system.
Insert the Web Software CZ-CSWWC2
CD of the air-conditioning integrated
system (P-AIMS system) you purchased
into the CD-ROM drive. The program on
the CD-ROM starts automatically and
makes preparations for installation. If
installation does not start, double-click
Setup.exe of the CD-ROM drive to start
it.

Enter the Product ID in the Input Product

ID screen that appears.

For the Product ID, see the Product ID

Issuance Certificate supplied with the
software.

2. The InstallShield Wizard prepares to
install the P-AIMS system.

* Keep the Product ID Issuance

Certificate in a safe place. The Product
ID is required to install the air­conditioning integrated system. The
Product ID Issuance Certificate will not
be reissued.

3. After a short while, the "The
InstallShield(R) Wizard will install
P-AIMS Web Option on your computer.
To continue, click Next.” message
appears. Click the button.

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4. Next, the License Agreement screen
appears. Carefully read the license
agreement, and click "I accept the terms
in the license agreement" if you agree

to the terms of the license agreement.
The button becomes active.
Click the button. (The
software cannot be installed if you do

not agree to the terms of the license
agreement.)

5. The “The wizard is ready to begin
installation. Click Install to begin the
installation.” message appears. Click
the button.

6. The installation of the P-AIMS system
begins.

Please wait a while.

7. The Security Warning screen appears.

Click .

This screen may not appear, depending

on the computer setting. In that case,
proceed directly to the next step.

8. When the P-AIMS Web Software setup
is finished, the Apache Tomcat Setup
screen appears.

Click .

9. The setup screen inquires if you agree
with the license agreement. Click

.

10.Change the Apache Tomcat component
settings.

Double click “Tomcat” to display

functions of Tomcat. Click “Service” to
add a checkmark.

Click .

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11.Use the default destination folder for
Apache Tomcat installation.

Click .
Note: Do not change the default

destination folder. If it is changed, the
Web Software will not operate properly.

12.Also do not change the configuration
setting.

Click .

13.Use the default setting for Java
installation destination.

Click .

14.The installation of Apache Tomcat
begins. Please wait a while.

15.When the Apache Tomcat installation is
finished, the following checkboxes are
displayed.

Run Apache Tomcat
Show ReadMe

Uncheck both of the checkboxes and

click .

16.The Security Warning screen appears.

Click .

This screen may not appear depending

on the computer setting. In that case,
proceed directly to the next step.

17.Apache HTTP Server is automatically
set.

18.Windows Firewall inquires if you want
to block Apache HTTP Server.

Click .
This screen may not appear depending

on the computer setting. In that case,
proceed directly to the next step.

19.The Web Software installation is
complete.

Click .

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20.When the Web Software installation
is complete, a screen prompts you to
restart the system.

Remove the Web Software CD and click
.

* Caution
If you have not finished the firewall setting described in 7-1, perform the setting first and

then restart the system.

7-3. Display after restart

When the system restarts, P-AIMS also starts. The Web functions are enabled and the
Web menu item can be selected.

7-4. Settings

Once installation is complete, settings are required for "Web basic settings", "Web
user registration", etc. Refer to the explanations in the corresponding sections for
information on these settings.

For information on basic operations of the P-AIMS system, refer to the P-AIMS Basic
Software operation manual.

7-5. WEB Software Pre-check Sheet

The P-AIMS system Web Software (P-AIMS Web Software) requires connection
to an intranet or LAN. We need to check the user's personal computer (network)
environment before installing the software.
Check the appropriate checkboxes and enter necessary information in the pre-check
sheet below and send it to the Panasonic engineer in charge of test operation.

Requests
Do not connect to the network before the following settings are complete.
Use a Category 5(*) or higher LAN cable.

* One of the electric characteristic grades of communication cables standardized

by the US Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) and the US
Electronic Industries Association (EIA). The Category 5(*) LAN cable is capable
of data transmission up to 100MHz bandwidth.)

Take adequate security measures such as setting a firewall or installing antivirus

software to protect the network from unauthorized external access.

The following environment is required to connect to the P-AIMS WEB Software

from the Web browser on the customer's personal computer to operate the air
conditioners. Check the applicable checkboxes.

a  Supported browser : Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
b  Screen resolution : 1024 × 768 or more is recommended
c  Communication protocol : IPV4 (IPV6 is not supported)

Proceed if all checkboxes are checked.

Network Connection Environment Check

(1) Does the P-AIMS Web Software connect to the personal computer for Web

operation on a one-to-one basis?

“One to one”

d Yes No information required in advance.
The Panasonic engineer in charge of test operation will make the

settings during test operation.

e No Go to (2).

(2) Is the network that you would like to connect to an existing network?
f Yes Go to (3).
g No Go to (6).

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(3) Is a DHCP server used?
h Yes Go to (4).
i No Go to (5).

Using the DHCP server

[Using the DHCP server]

Router with built-in DHCP function etc.

*Enter the device names that are set for the P-AIMS Web Software.

(4) Device name for the P-AIMS Web Software

j [ ]

(5) If connecting to more than one P-AIMS system

k [ ]

[ ]

Go to (7).

(6) Using a fixed IP address

[Using a fixed IP address]

HUB etc.

*Enter the IP address that is set for the computer running the P-AIMS Web
Software.

IP address of the computer running the P-AIMS Web Software

l [ ]

If connecting to more than one computer running P-AIMS Web Software

m [ ]

[ ]

Subnet mask for the computer running P-AIMS Web Software

n [ ]

[ ]

Default gateway for the computer running P-AIMS Web Software

o [ ]

Go to (7).

Is the network construction complete? (Responsibility of the user.)
p Yes Go to (3).
q No The user is responsible for the network construction. When the

network construction is complete, go to (3).

(7) Would you like to use the function to send an email when an alarm occurs?
r Yes Go to (3).
s No That is all. We appreciate your cooperation.

Email Delivery Function Check

The P-AIMS Web Software incorporates a function to send an email when an alarm
occurs. This function requires the following environment.
t Mail transmission protocol:SMTP (Exchange Server is not supported)
If OK, go to (8).

(8) Do you have a contract for a mail server connection?
u Yes Complete the following.
Email delivery server address (SMTP)

v [ ]

Sender account name

w [ ]

Recipient account name 1

x [ ]

Recipient account name 2

[ ]

Recipient account name 3

[ ]

Thank you for your cooperation.

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Glossary

Intranet ­ In-house network constructed using standard Internet technologies such as TCP/IP

LAN ­ LAN (Local Area Network) is an in-house communications network. It connects

Internet ­ The Internet is a network of interconnecting networks that use Internet protocols.

WAN ­ WAN is the abbreviation of Wide Area Network. This word is used as a contrast

Java Applet ­ Java Applet is a Java application loaded into a Web browser through the network

Communication protocol ­ Set of protocols when computers communicate through a network. It is

communication protocol.

computers and devices such as printers in the same building using twisted pair
cables, coaxial cables, or optic-fiber cables for data transmission.

with LAN, which is constructed, managed, and operated by the user.

and then implemented.

sometimes called the communication procedure or networking protocol.

DHCP ­ A protocol that automatically assigns necessary information such as an IP address

to a computer which temporarily connects to the Internet. Information such as
Gateway server IP addresses, DNS server IP addresses, and IP address ranges
that can be assigned to a subnet mask and client is set in the DHCP server. The
DHCP server provides this information to a computer accessing the Internet via a
dial-up connection or some other method. When the client ends communication,
it automatically recovers the address and assigns it to another computer. DHCP
allows users who are not familiar with network settings to connect to the Internet
easily. It also allows the network administrator to easily manage many clients.

Hub ­ Hub (networking device) - A device for connecting multiple network devices with

cables when using Ethernet (10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX, etc.), USB, or IEEE 1394.

Router ­ In the computer network a router is a communication device that relays and

connects different networks. It has become widespread since TCP/IP was first used
as a communication protocol.

IP address ­ The IP address is a number for identifying the device that sends and receives

packets. It is defined by the IP. It was originally used for the Internet in a limited
sense, but is now also used for LAN as the Internet has become more widespread.

Subnet mask ­ A subnet mask is a number for identifying the network address and host address

in the IP address.

SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol ­ A protocol to send email. The protocol specification is defined by RFC821.

Exchange Server ­ A mail server released by Microsoft.

Account ­ In the computer field, an account is the right to log into a specified domain

(network or computer.)
A user indicates the user of a computer system.
An account assigned to a user is also called a "user account."
There are accounts for logging into a network and accounts for sending and

receiving email.
A password is always associated with an account (ID). A user can log into the

network or computer that he or she is authorized for by entering the account ID

and password.
In some cases, this right (ID) and password together are referred to as an account.

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User memo space

If you fill this out at the time of purchase, it is convenient when order­ing repairs etc.

Serial No.

Date of installation

Dealer

Telephone No. ( )

Authorized representative in EU
Panasonic Testing Centre
Panasonic Marketing Europe GmbH
Winsbergring 15, 22525 Hamburg, Germany

85464609115001

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