Data Management Server2 MIM-D00A BACnet Gateway MIM-B17 LonWorks Gateway MIM-B18 Air Conditioner user manual imagine the possibilities Thank you for purchasing this Samsung product. E DB98-33388A(2) MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Safety Precautions • Before using the DMS2, read carefully these instructions. • After reading the instructions, keep this user's manual in a handy and safe place. If a user is changed, you must hand over the manuals. • Never attempt to install the air conditioning system or to move the DMS2 by yourself. WARNING D o not attempt to install or repair this DMS2 by yourself. T his DMS2 contains no user-serviceable parts. Always consult authorized service personnel for repairs.
Contents eneral Description ........................................................ 4 G Viewing the Parts ............................................................ 6 Before Use . ..................................................................... 8 Main Function .............................................................. 10 Starting DMS2 ............................................................ 14 Control and Monitoring . ............................................
General Description Introduction of DMS2 (Data Management Server2) The DMS2 is an Internet based device for central management of Samsung system air-conditioners. It supports LAN & WAN and operates 24 hours without a separate PC. Advantages of DMS2 System The DMS2 provides the following advantages: Everyday Device–The DMS2 is operational all year long 24 hours. I ndependent Operation–The DMS2 can operate schedule control and power distribution without a PC.
Terms DMS2: The abbreviation of Data Management Server2. Upper Controller: It means S-NET Series, a local controller of the DVM system. S-NET 3, S-NET mini and RMS are linked to a DMS2. Centralized Controller: A device that controls 16 groups of the DVM air conditioner. A central control device of a DVM system which is located between a DMS2 and an outdoor unit interface module.
Viewing the Parts Front View No. Name Description LCD Display Display current time/ Check menu Menu button Access to main menu ▼/▲ button Select the function you want and set detailed functions in main menu Set button Check the function you want from main menu and select it Bottom cover Unfasten 2 screws on the bottom and separate the bottom cover from DMS2. Then check cable connection part. Indicator Name Description Power Turns blue when the power is supplied.
Bottom View Separate bottom cover by unfastening 2 screws on the bottom.
Before Use System Configuration S-NET mini S-NET 3 Internet DMS2 ⓐ ⓑ Centralized controller Interface module Interface module Interface module Connecting centralized controller and DMS2 (ⓐ type ) You can control up to 16 centralized controllers and 256 indoor units using DMS2. Connecting interface module and DMS2 (ⓑ type) - You can control up to 80 interface modules and 256 indoor units using DMS2. ※ 16 interface modules can be connected to RS485 communication channel of DMS2.
When connecting centralized controller and interface module to the DMS2 of same communication channel, only one of them will communicate according to the communication channel mode setting of [System Settings][Tracking]. Therefore, do not connect the centralized controller and interface module to the same communication channel. If you set the communication channel mode as interface module, virtual centralized controller address will be assigned.
Main Function Interface with Upper Level Controller The DMS2 receives/manages setting and control data from the upper level controller and sends the received data to the lower level system. T he upper level controllers of the DMS2 are the S-NET series and the connectible S-NET series are S-NET 3, S-NET mini and RMS. S-NET 3: S ystem air conditioner controlling and monitoring program that is used by installing on a PC.
Set and Run Schedule The schedule function of the DMS2 can be set through the Web or using the upper level controller. 1day/Everyday/Every week schedules can be set. E ach schedule can be used selectively by using the run schedule/stop schedule order. A t most 256 schedules can be set. I ndoor unit control is possible at least 1 minute of interval by set schedule.
Main Function (Continued) Save Integrated Power Distribution Data The DMS2 calculates and distributes the power consumed by each indoor unit by receiving the total power usage from the watt-hour meter interface modules (SIM/PIM) and taking into account the operation status of the indoor units. The DMS2 saves at most 1 year of data. After a year, the oldest data is deleted and the latest data is saved. This data can be checked through the built-in Web page of the DMS2 or by S-NET 3.
Time Segmentation Time segmentation is used to divide 24 hours into different sections and to distribute power according to each section. This function is used when the power consumption fee is different according to different time slots or when a building is charged differently depending on the consumption time. 1 section (A) is set as 24hours, and the factory default setting is set as 1 section.
Starting DMS2 Starting DMS2 Current time setting Set the current time of DMS2 system. “ 2009/01/01 01:01:01” is factory setting. Set the current time as DMS2 system time. You can set DMS2 time in [System Settings] [System environment setting] (Refer to page 118~119) If DMS2 time does not set as the current time, DMS2 may cause malfunction when using Schedule or control logic management.
Access to DMS2 & Login Address bar 3 1 Run internet explorer on your computer. 2 Enter IP address (http://192.168.0.100) on the address bar, and then press [ENTER]. If it is the first access to DMS2, “Install Microsoft Silverlight” message will be displayed. - The message will not appear if Microsoft Silverlight have already installed. If the message window and login screen does not appear, check PC setting status. 3 Click [Run] and continue installation.
Starting DMS2 (Continued) 4 4 Enter ID and password when DMS2 main web page appears. Then click [LOGIN]. The default DMS2 user ID is 'admin' and password is '1234'. D epending on authorization settings which set by the administrator, access to some functions may be restricted. T o edit user authorization, refer to [System Settings] [User authorization management]. (Refer to page 101) Note Only authorized users can access to web page.
Logged-in User with No Authorization 1 When the screen above appears, ask for manager. D epending on control authorization setting, there can be a user who does not have control authorization. A bove screen will appear when the logged-in user does not have control authorization. E-17 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Control and Monitoring Devices controlled and monitored by DMS2 Type Display Remote controller (Controlling range) Type Indoor unit display icon Global 4Way display icon ERV display icon Fresh duct display icon AHU display icon DI (Digital Input) display icon ERV PLUS display icon DO (Digital Output) display icon Display Remote controller (Controlling range) MINI AHU display icon DMS2 can control and monitor the devices in the above table.
Monitoring Indoor Unit Operation Status 1 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the current status of all devices. Y ou can check the current controlling status of all installed indoor units, ERV, AHU, ERV PLUS, Fresh duct, Global 4Way, MINI AHU and other devices.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Controlling an Indoor Unit 1 Status display window 3 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select an indoor unit to control. C heck the indoor unit status through status display window. W hen the selected indoor unit is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. 3 Turn the indoor unit on by clicking [ ].
5 4 6 4 Select the operation mode. You can select Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan and Heat operation mode. 5 Click [][] to set the desired temperature. Each time you click the buttons, the temperature will be adjusted by 1℃(1°F). I f Auto/Cool/Dry mode is in operation, you can adjust the desired temperature in the range of 18℃(65°F)~30℃(86°F). I f Heat mode is in operation, you can adjust the desired temperature in the range of 16℃(61°F)~30℃(86°F).
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 8 7 7 Select the air flow. Y ou can select Vertical, Horizontal, All and None air flow direction. 8 Set remote controller settings. Y ou can select Enable RC, Disable RC, and Cond. RC. W hen selecting [Disable RC], indoor unit control by wired/wireless remote controller and indoor unit panel is not possible. Indoor unit control is only available in DMS2 web page. C lick [ ] when you want to use wired remote controller in each room.
Indoor Unit Operation Mode Limit 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of all indoor units or have individual or whole control of the indoor units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select an indoor unit to control. C heck the indoor unit status through status display window.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 3 3 Set operation mode limit. Y ou can select 'Cool only(Fan, Cool)’, ‘Heat only(Fan, Heat)’ and ‘No limits’. -C ool only (Fan, Cool) : I f cool only indoor unit operates in Heat mode, reset the indoor unit as set operation mode. -H eat only (Fan, Heat) : I f heat only indoor unit operates in cool mode, reset the indoor unit as set operation mode. - No limits : Y ou can use cool only and heat only with no limits. - e .
In the following circumstances, all indoor units under the same outdoor unit should be set to the same operation mode limits. Mixed operation can occur continuously when you set some of indoor unit to cool only and the other to heat only.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Setting Lower/Upper Temperature Limit of an Indoor Unit 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of all indoor units, and control the indoor units as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select an indoor unit to control. C heck the indoor unit status through status display window.
3 4 3 Set upper temperature limit by pressing [] and []. C lick 'Heat upper limit' to apply the upper temperature limit setting. When indoor unit is operating in heat mode, DMS2 controls indoor unit as upper temperature limit if the desired temperature is higher than upper temperature limit. Upper temperature limit can be set in the range of 16°C(61°F)~30°C(86°F).
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Monitoring the operation status of Global 4Way 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of Global 4Way, and control Global 4Way as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the current status of Global 4Way. C heck the status of Global 4Way through the status display window.
Controlling Global 4Way 1 3 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the current status of Global 4Way. Check the status of Global 4Way through the status display window. When the selected Global 4Way is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. 3 Turn the Global 4Way on by clicking [ ]. Remote controller panel will be activated.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 4 6 4 5 Select SPI setting. You can set SPI through button activation / non activation. 5 Select Human Sensor setting . You can set Human Sensor through button activation / non activation. 6 Select Auto Clean setting. You can set Auto cleaning through button activation / non activation.
Monitoring AHU Operation Status 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of AHU, and control AHU as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check current status of AHU. Check AHU status through status display window. When the selected AHU is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Monitoring Fresh duct operation status 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of Fresh duct, and control the Fresh duct as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appear. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the current status of a Fresh duct. C heck the status of a Fresh duct through the status display window.
Controlling a Fresh duct 1 3 2 1 2 3 4 4 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appear. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS web page. Check the current status of a Fresh duct. C heck the status of a Fresh duct through the status display window. W hen the selected Fresh duct is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. Turn the Fresh duct on by clicking [ ]. R emote controller panel will be activated.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Monitoring MINI AHU 1 Status display window 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the status of the indoor unit. C heck the status of the MINI AHU through status display window. When the selected MINI AHU is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. E-34 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Controlling MINI AHU 1 3 3 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appear. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS web page. 2 Check the current status of the indoor unit. C heck the status of the MINI AHU through the status display window. W hen the selected MINI AHU is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. 3 Turn the Fresh duct on by clicking [ ]. Remote controller panel will be activated.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 4 5 6 8 7 9 4 Set cooling/heating discharge temperature by clicking [] and []. W hen the MINI AHU is in Cool mode, you can adjust cooling discharge temperature and when the MINI AHU is in Heat mode, you can adjust the heating discharge temperature. W hen the MINI AHU is in Auto, Dry or Fan mode, you cannot adjust the discharged temperature. C ooling discharged temperature can be set in the range of 8°C(47°F)~18°C(65°F).
7 Select Out Cool setting. Y ou can enable/disable button to decide whether to use ‘Out Cool’ function. When ‘Out Cool’ function is set, MINI AHU will operate in fan mode at high fan speed. 8 Select OA Intake setting. Y ou can enable/disable button to decide whether to use ‘OA Intake’ function. 9 Select Control Discharge Temp. Y ou can enable/disable button to decide whether to use discharge temperature adjustment.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Monitoring ERV Operation Status 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of ERV, and control the ERV as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check current status of ERV. C heck the status of ERV through the status display window.
Controlling ERV 1 3 2 You can monitor the operation status of ERV, and control the ERV as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select an ERV to control. W hen the selected ERV is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. 3 Turn ERV on by pressing [ ]. The remote controller panel will be activated.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 6 4 5 4 Select the operation mode. Y ou can select Auto, HeatEx, By pass and Sleep. 5 Select the fan speed. Y ou can select Low, High and Turbo. F an speed is set to Low in Sleep mode. 6 Set remote controller settings. You can select Enable RC, Disable RC, and Cond. RC. When selecting [Enable RC], indoor unit control by wired/ wireless remote controller is not possible. Indoor unit control is only available in DMS2 web page.
Monitoring ERV PLUS operation status 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of ERV PLUS, and control the ERV PLUS as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the current status of ERV PLUS. C heck the status of ERV PLUS through the status display window.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Controlling ERV PLUS 1 3 4 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appear. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select ERV PLUS to control. C heck the status of ERV PLUS through the status display window. W hen the selected ERV PLUS is switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated. 3 Turn the ERV PLUS on by clicking [ ].
Monitoring DMS DI/DO Operation Status 1 3 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you login to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the current status of DI and DO device. 3 Monitor the device through the control panel. Note Entering ON/OFF becomes impossible for DI device. Entering ON/OFF becomes possible for DO device. Entering control value becomes impossible for DI/DO device.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Controlling DMS DO 1 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select DO device to control when control and monitoring screen appears. Check the status of DI or DO device. 3 3 Turn DO device on by clicking [ON]/[OFF] button on the control panel. Note Remote controller setting is not possible for DI/DO device. E-44 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Monitoring the selected multiple devices operation status 1 Status display window 2 You can monitor the operation status of other type devices, and control other type devices as a whole, or as individual units. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the status of the selected multiple devices. Check the status of an indoor unit through status display window.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Controlling the selected multiple devices 1 3 2 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Check the status of the selected devices. Check the status of an indoor unit through status display window. When the selected devices are switched on, the remote controller panel will be automatically activated.
4 5 6 7 8 9 4 Select the desired temperature by clicking [][]. E ach time you click the button, the temperature will be adjusted by 1°C(1°F). I f Auto/Cool/Dry mode is in operation, you can adjust the desired temperature in the range of 18°C(65°F)~30°C(86°F). I f Heat mode is in operation, you can adjust the desired temperature in the range of 16°C(61°F)~30°C(86°F). Y ou cannot adjust the desired temperature in Fan mode.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 7 Select the ERV operation mode. Y ou can select Auto, Heat Ex, By pass and Sleep mode. 8 Select the fan speed. Y ou can select Low, high and Turbo. I f Sleep mode is in operation, the fan speed will be set as Low fan speed. 9 When controlling certain types of devices in detail, select the device you want to control on the list of the ‘Selected Device’.
Checking the Installation Information 1 2 3 You can check the installation status of currently connected device. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Click ‘Install.Info’. tab at the bottom left of the screen. 3 Check installation status of currently connected device in the installation information tab. Y ou can check installation information by pressing [∧] and [∨] buttons.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) View the Control History & Power Consumption 1 2 3 You can select a device and view control history and power consumption information. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. [ Control and Monitoring] screen will appear when you log-in to DMS2 web page. 2 Select a device you want to view control history and power consumption. 3 Click [View control history & power consumption]tab and wait for a while.
4 4 When data reception is completed from DMS2, check control history and power consumption of selected device. Note In ‘Control history’, you can check power control and remote controller usage status. Operation mode, desired temperature, air flow and fan speed control shows you the controlled time and type of control only. If SIM is not installed, power consumption information may not be correct. Power consumption information is displayed only when SIM is installed.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Cycle Monitoring 1 2 3 You can select an indoor unit and check cycle information. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Cycle Monitoring] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Select]. DMS2 installation information will be displayed. 3 Select a device to check cycle information. I f you select centralized controller, its subordinate outdoor unit which has the earliest address will be selected.
Indoor Unit Usage Restriction_Operation Limit 1 3 2 You can set the operation of indoor unit as cooling only and heating only. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Indoor unit usage restriction] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Press [Edit] button. 3 Set the limit mode. You can select 'Cool-only’, ‘Heat-only’ or ‘None’. - F or cooling only indoor unit, you can select cool, dry and fan modes only. - F or heating only indoor unit, you can select heat and fan modes only.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) 4 4 Set the control mode. I f you set the control mode, indoor unit operating in limited operation mode will be automatically set to operate in pre-set control mode. You can set the different control mode to each of the indoor units. - Cooling only indoor unit: You can select fan or cool mode. -H eating only indoor unit: You can select fan or heat mode.
Indoor Unit Usage Restriction_Temperature Limit in Cool/Heat mode 1 3 2 4 You can set temperature lower/upper temperature limit in cool/heat mode. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Indoor unit usage restriction] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Press [Edit] button. 3 Set the lower/upper temperature limit. Y ou can set lower/upper temperature limit by selecting 'Enable'/'Disable'.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Checking the Trouble History 1 3 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Trouble history] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Check all the trouble history. You can check address, device type, occurrence time, resolution time, code number and status. 3 You can check detailed information on trouble history by selecting the item in the list. Note D MS2 saves maximum 1024 trouble histories.
Checking the Trouble History by Date 1 3 2 4 DMS2 saves maximum 1024 trouble histories. If the number of history exceeds 1024, DMS2 will delete the oldest history first. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Trouble history] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Enter the time period you want to check. Enter year/month/day in order. 3 Click [Search]. Y ou can check address, device type, occurrence time, resolution time, code number and status in the entered period.
Control and Monitoring (Continued) Deleting the Trouble History 1 2 3 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Trouble history] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select trouble history you want to delete. 3 Click [Delete]. C lick [OK] from the confirm window. Selected trouble history will be deleted. E-58 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Checking the Operation Status 1 3 4 You can check operation status of indoor unit which is controlled by DMS2. 1 Click [Control and Monitoring] [Checking operation status] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Check the operation history. Y ou can check the device type, occurrence time, control unit, control type, and controlled device address of indoor unit which is controlled by DMS2 and subordinate controller. 3 You can check operation status by entering date.
Zone Management Zone Setting & Edit – Individual/Group Initialization 1 2 3 1 Click [Zone management] [Zone Setting & Edit] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. Same screen will be displayed even if you click [Zone management] only. 2 Initialize the indoor unit organization as individual by clicking [Individual]. I ndividual initialization reorganizes connected indoor unit based on installation address. 3 Initialize the indoor unit organization as group by clicking [Group].
Zone Setting & Edit – Setting the User Authorization 1 2 3 1 Click [Zone management] [Zone Setting & Edit] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. S ame screen will be displayed even if you press [Zone management] only. 2 Set user authorization for each zone. I f the user has no authorization for the zone, controlling and monitoring of the zone is restricted. T he user who is allowed to control and monitor zone has ‘’ sign. 3 Click [Save] to save.
Zone Management (Continued) Zone Setting & Edit – Zone Edit 1 2 1 Click [Zone management] [Zone Setting & Edit] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. S ame screen will be displayed even if you press [Zone management] only. 2 Click [Zone Edit]. Z one edit screen will be displayed. E-62 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
4 3 5 6 7 8 3 Click [▼] to set viewing option of zone edit list. You can select from viewing by 'Name’, ‘Address’ and ‘Address & Name'. 4 Edit item you want. Create in the above Create in the below Create the sub zone Remove Create a new zone on top of the selected zone. Create a new zone under the selected zone. Create a zone one step lower than the user selected. You cannot create a zone under 5 steps in zone edit. Remove selected zone.
Zone Management (Continued) 5 Click [Remove disappeared] to remove all disappeared devices which were found after tracking. 6 Change zone properties. Y ou can select “General”, “AHU”, and “Group”. Mode Property name Individual initialization mode Group initialization mode Description Remarks General ▪ Virtual group which is managed by installation address, not by RMC address ▪ The user can create and delete zone. Group Not applicable. ( Only supported in group initialization mode.
Schedule Creating New schedule 1 2 3 4 5 You can set, edit, delete and use the schedules for air conditioner control. 1 Click [Schedule] [Schedule setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Register] in the schedule setting screen. Note It is not available to provide the schedule information to BMS system. 3 Enter the schedule name when the schedule setting screen appears. 4 Select schedule period you want by clicking calendar.
Schedule (Continued) 6 6 To cancel the added exception date, select the exception date it( ) and click [Delete]. M aximum 365 exception dates can be saved. E-66 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
7 8 7 Click [Add device] to select a device to apply. The list of all the connected devices will be displayed. Y ou can register a schedule for DMS DO as well. 8 To cancel the selected device, select ( ) the device again and click [Delete]. E-67 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Schedule (Continued) 9 10 9 Click [∨] to select repeat schedule you want and set an event. Y ou can select 'Weekly', 'Everyday' and '1day'. However, the starting and end date should be same when you select '1day'. E nter 4 digits for ON/OFF time setting. Ex) 8:00 0800, 9:30 0930 Remote controller setting is as follows. ● Enable RC: C ontrolling indoor unit using wired/wireless remote controller or indoor unit panel in each room is possible.
10 Click [Save]. S et schedule information is saved in DMS2. Click [Cancel] to cancel schedule setting. Note If you select dry mode among basic modes, auto fan speed is only available. When the operation mode is ‘Auto’, fan speed is always set to ‘Auto’. When the operation mode is ‘Fan’, you cannot control fan speed as ‘Auto’. When the operation mode is ‘Dry’, fan speed is always set to ‘Auto’. When you select sleep mode among ERV modes, ‘Mid’ fan speed is only available.
Schedule (Continued) Editing Schedule 1 2 3 1 Click [Schedule] [Schedule setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select the schedule to edit. F or the currently operating schedule, you can only check it. 3 Click [Edit]. Edit schedule when the schedule edit screen appears. E diting schedule method is same as “Creating New Schedule”. (Refer to page 65~69) E-70 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Deleting Schedule 1 2 3 1 Click [Schedule] [Schedule setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select the schedule to delete. 3 Click [Delete]. C lick [OK] in confirm window and selected schedule will be deleted. D eleting schedule is possible only when the schedule is in stop status. If you want to delete schedule which is currently applied, stop applying the schedule first. E-71 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Schedule (Continued) Applying schedule 1 2 3 1 Click [Schedule] [Schedule setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select the schedule you want to use. 3 Use schedule functions by clicking [Run] and [Stop]. To apply the selected schedule, click [Run]. To stop the selected schedule, click [Stop]. Note o stop all schedules, click [Stop all]. T - Currently applied schedule will be stopped. E-72 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Checking Schedule Control History 1 2 3 1 Click [Schedule] [Checking schedule control history] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select a date to check and then click [Search]. O nly executed schedules can be searched. 3 You can check detailed setting by clicking the schedule name. Note MS2 saves the information or schedule control history D for 180 days. However, it varies depending on saving space of DMS2. E-73 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
EHP Power Consumption Inspection Checking Inspection Result (with SIM/PIM) 1 2 3 4 You can check the operation history and power consumption saved in DMS for each indoor unit. 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Check inspection result] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Set date and search condition (power consumption/proportion/individual indoor unit by date) when inspection result screen appears. Select year/month/day in order.
Checking Inspection Result (without SIM/PIM) 1 2 3 4 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Check inspection result] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. Channel setting by indoor unit must be done in advance. 2 Set date when inspection result screen appears. Select year/month/day in order. B ased on DMS2 time, You can check up to 365 days of inspection results. 3 Enter power consumption value during the period.
EHP Power Consumption Inspection (Continued) 5 Check the power consumption result of the selected period. Due to rounding the actual values, actual input value and result value may different to each other. If you want to save the consumption result for selected period as MS Excel file, click [Save as Excel]. Click [Calculate] to go back to inspection result screen. Note F or data management, it is recommended to save indoor unit inspection result periodically.
Setting the Inspection Section 1 3 2 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Setting the inspection section] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] when inspection result screen appears. 4 1 section is set as default. 3 Select a section and enter time by section.
EHP Power Consumption Inspection (Continued) Setting and Checking Watt-Hour Meter 1 3 2 4 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Setting and checking watt-hour meter] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. S etting watt-hour meter is possible only when SIM/PIM is installed. 2 Click [Edit] when the setting and checking watt-hour meter screen appears. CT proportion ‘1’ is set as default. 3 Set name and CT proportion of watt-hour meter. You can use maximum 16 letters.
Checking Kilowatthour History 1 2 3 4 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Setting and Checking watt-hour meter] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Kilowatthour history] when the setting and checking watt-hour meter screen appears. 3 Select SIM/PIM address and date you want when the kilowatthour history screen appears. E nter year/month/day in order. Based on DMS2 time, you can check up to 365 days of kilowatthour history. 4 Click [Check].
EHP Power Consumption Inspection (Continued) Setting and Checking Virtual Channel 1 3 2 4 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Setting and checking virtual channel] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. M aximum 128 virtual channels can be set. Virtual channel is written in (24 ~ 31).(1 ~ 16) format address. Ex) 24.1, 25.2, 31.8 2 Click [Edit] when the setting and checking virtual channel screen appears. 3 Set the name of virtual channel. You can use maximum 16 letters.
Channel Setting by Indoor Unit 1 2 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Channel setting by indoor unit] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] when the setting channel by indoor unit screen appears. Some functions available on DMS2 web page may not be functional at BACnet Gateway and LonWorks Gateway. For detailed function, refer to the installation manual or contact Samsung Electronics. E-81 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
EHP Power Consumption Inspection (Continued) 7 8 3 Check the address and channel information of SIM/PIM which is connected to watthour meter. I f 0~7 SIM/PIM units execute tracking, it will be displayed as 16~23 in DMS2. B elow table shows the channel information of the terminal which SIM and watthour meter is connected. (Terminal block 1 is on the very left side in SIM.
6 Check the virtual channel information of indoor/outdoor unit. T o execute power distribution without SIM/PIM, you should set virtual channel. W hen bringing indoor unit’s power from outdoor unit, set the ‘Outdoor unit virtual channel’ information only. ( ‘Outdoor unit virtual channel’ is referring to watt-hour meter which is connected to outdoor unit.
EHP Power Consumption Inspection (Continued) Checking Indoor Unit Operation Time 1 2 3 4 1 Click [EHP Power Consumption Inspection] [Checking indoor unit operation time] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select search condition (All indoor units by period/ Individual indoor unit by date) when Checking indoor unit operating time screen appears. Select year/month/day in order. B ased on DMS2 time, you can check up to 365 days of operation time. 3 Click [Search].
Control Logic Management Setting Control Logic ■ Control logic is used in the following situations. Ex) The current temperature of the lab is higher than 29℃ and you want cooling operation, The current temperature of the office is lower than 10℃ and you want heating operation ■ Period, day and time are included in specific conditions. 1 2 You can set, edit, delete and use control logic for controlling device which is connected to DMS2.
Control Logic Management (Continued) 3 4 3 Enter control logic name in the name field when the new control logic setting screen appears. Y ou can use maximum 16 letters. 4 Set period, day and time in control logic screen. S elect year/month/day in order. Select a day to run during the control period. Control logic will be applied only when period, day and time are united. If you select ‘Daily’ in day selection, control logic will run regardless of day. E-86 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
6 5 5 Select a factor in the input list. F actor means the target to be controlled or standard item of logic decision. 6 Select the type of factor. S ingle: It means 1 device. Ex) Desired temperature of indoor unit A rithmetic: It means 2 devices are connected by arithmetic operator. Ex) Desired temperature of indoor unit 1 – Desired temperature of indoor unit 2 F unction: It means several devices are using as value of function.
Control Logic Management (Continued) 7 8 7 Click ‘Select’. L ist of device which you can select will be displayed. 8 Select the device to use as factor. C ontrol and monitoring items will be displayed depending on selected device. Control and monitoring items are as follows. Type Indoor unit ERV ERV PLUS Fresh duct Item Value Remarks Power Current temp. Desired temp. Outdoor temp.
9 10 11 9 Select detailed item of factor. D etailed item may be different depending on the type of selected device. 10 Click [Apply]. If you do not click [Apply], changed setting will not be saved. 11 Select comparison operator. Types of comparison operators: = , =< , => , < , >, ≠ Comparison operator compares factor to standard factor. E-89 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Control Logic Management (Continued) 12 13 12 Select standard value. Select detailed item value of selected factor or factor. T he item varies depending on the left factor when selecting detailed item value from standard value. Ex1) Factor : Current temperature of indoor unit 1, Value of standard value : Enter 29 Ex2) Factor : Remote controller usage of indoor unit 1, Value of standard value : Select one among Enable RC, Disable RC and Cond. RC.
14 15 14 Select compound factor setting usage. Y ou can use compound factor setting when you give conditions to 2 and 3 input items. Y ou can select 1 compound factor from 'AND' and 'OR'. S elect 'AND' if all the input items each should be ‘True'. S elect 'OR' if just 1 input item needs to be 'True'. Compound factor has priorities in order. For example, if you set 'OR', 'AND' in order, it means ‘(input item 1 OR input item 2) AND input item 3’.
Control Logic Management (Continued) 16 17 18 16 Select type of factor. S ingle factor can be set for the left factor of output. - Single factor: It means 1 device. Ex) Desired temperature of indoor unit 17 Click 'Select'. L ist of device which can be selected will be displayed. 18 Select the device to use as factor. E-92 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
19 20 21 19 Select detailed item of factor. D etailed item may be different depending on the type of selected device. 20 Click [Apply]. I f you do not click [Apply], changed setting will not be saved. 21 Select command value. T he value may vary depending on the detailed item of selected factor. Y ou can select value of selected item or new factor. Y ou can set single factor, arithmetic factor and function factor. E-93 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Control Logic Management (Continued) 22 23 22 To add output, click [Add]. I f you want to delete output which you don't use anymore, select it and then click [Delete]. 23 Click [Save]. S et control logic will be saved in DMS2. If you do not click [Save], changed setting will not be saved. Note C ontrol logic input items consist of factor, comparison operator, standard value and duration time.
Editing/Deleting/Copying Control Logic 1 2 3 1 Click [Control logic management] [Setting control logic] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select control logic when control logic screen appears. 3 Click [Edit]/[Delete]/[Copy]. T o edit control logic, refer to 'Setting control logic' steps. (Refer to page 85~94) Click [Delete] to delete the selected control logic. Click [Copy] to copy the selected control logic. E-95 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Control Logic Management (Continued) Enable/Disable Control Logic 1 2 3 1 Click [Control logic management] [Setting control logic] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select control logic when control logic screen appears. 3 Click [Apply]/[Not apply]. T he selected control logic will be applied by clicking [Apply]. The selected control logic will not be applied by clicking [Not apply]. E-96 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Checking Control History 1 3 2 4 1 Click [Control logic management] [Checking control history] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select the date you want when the control logic screen appears. S elect Year/Month/Day in order. Based on DMS2 time, you can check of maximum 180 days of previous control history. 3 Click [Search]. You can check only in daily unit. 4 Select each items to check detailed contents of control history.
System Settings Adding a User 1 3 2 4 You can add, edit and delete the user of DMS2. 1 Click [System Settings] [User management] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Add user] when user management screen appears. User information input window will be appeared when pressing [Add user]. 3 Enter ID, password, name and description for new user and then select authority. T he user ID should be between 4~12 letters and English lower case letters and numbers only can be used.
Editing a User 1 2 3 4 1 Click [System Settings] [User management] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click the user name to edit when user management screen appears. User information window will be displayed. 3 Edit user information when the user information window appears. You cannot change user ID. The password should be between 6~12 letters and English capital/lower case letters, and numbers only can be used, without any spaces.
System Settings (Continued) Deleting a User 1 2 4 3 1 Click [System Settings] [User management] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click the user name to delete when user management screen appears. U ser information window will be displayed. 3 Click [Delete] when the user delete window appears. C onfirm window will pop up saying, “Do you want to delete the user?" 4 Click [OK]. Selected user information will be deleted in DMS2. Note Admin account cannot be deleted.
Editing User Authorization 1 2 4 3 1 Click [System Settings] [User authorization management] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select/Deselect accessible menu by authorization when the user authorization management screen appears. 3 Click [Save] after setting is completed. 4 Click [OK] when “Successfully done.” message appears. C hanged user authorization information will be saved in DMS2 by clicking [OK].
System Settings (Continued) Initializing a User Authorization 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [User authorization management] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Initialize] when user management screen appears. 3 Click [OK] when “Successfully done.” message appears. U ser authorization information saved in DMS2 will be initialized by clicking [OK]. Note You can restore user authorization information as factory setting by using initialization function.
DMS2 Data Backup – PC Backup 1 2 You can back up DMS2 data to PC or SD card. 1 Click [System Settings] [Data backup & restoration] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [PC backup] when DMS2 data backup & restoration screen appears. “ Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message will appear. D epending on the size of the data, backup time may vary. It will usually take few seconds. E-103 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 3 4 3 Click [OK] when “Backup file is ready. Click "OK" to download.” message appears. 4 Click [Save] when “File download” window appears. E-104 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
5 5 When “Save as” window appears, select saving location and file name and then click [Save]. B ackup file will be saved as the name you made in the location you select by clicking [Save]. B asic backup file name is “DMS2dataYYYYMMDD.dms”. (YYYY: year, MM : month, DD : day) T he extension of the backup data files is “. dms”. I f you want to edit the file name, use English alphabets or numbers only. F ile name should be less than 32 letters.
System Settings (Continued) DMS2 Data Backup – SD card backup 1 2 You can back up DMS2 data to PC or SD card. 1 Click [System Settings] [Data backup & restoration] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [SD card backup] when DMS2 data backup & restoration screen appears. “ Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message will be displayed. Depending on the size of the data, backup time may vary. It will usually take few seconds. E-106 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
3 3 Click [OK] when “DMS2 data backup completed. The created file name is as follows: DMS2dataYYYYMMDD.dms" message appears. T he file name of backup file is “DMS2dataYYYYMMDD.dms” and it does not exceed maximum 15 letters. (YYYY: year, MM: month, DD: day) B ackup files recorded on the same date are numbered in order of 001, 002. The extension of the backup data files is “. dms”. I f “Backup failed.”message appears, click [OK] . Then check if the SD card is inserted or forbidden for writing.
System Settings (Continued) DMS2 Data Restoration - PC Restore 1 2 3 1 Click [System Settings] [Data backup & restoration] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Enter the password of Admin account when DMS2 data backup and restoration screen appears. D ata restoration function deals with the important data of the system. To activate the function, you should enter administrator's password. 3 Click [OK]. 4 Click [OK] when caution window appears. E-108 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
5 6 5 Click [PC restore]. 6 Click [Browse]. 7 S elect DMS2 data file to restore and then click [Open(O)] when “File selection” window appears. 7 Check if the file route and file name are correctly entered in the text box, and then click [Upload]. E-109 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 8 9 8 Click [OK] when “Restore the DMS by using the file. Do you want to continue?” message appears. “ Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message window will appear. Depending on the size of the data, backup time may vary. It will usually take few seconds. 9 Click [OK] when “Restoration is complete. Click 'OK' to restart DMS.” confirm window appears. DMS2 will restart and restored data will be reflected. Note E-110 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
DMS2 Data Restoration - SD Card Restoration 1 2 3 1 Click [System Settings] [Data backup & restoration] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Enter the password of Admin account when DMS2 data backup and restoration screen appears. D ata restoration function deals with the important data of the system. To activate the function, you should enter administrator’s password. 3 Click [OK]. 4 Click [OK] when caution window appears. E-111 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 5 6 7 5 Click [SD card restore]. 6 Select the check box of file to restore. 7 Click [OK]. E-112 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
8 9 8 Click [OK] when “Restore DMS data by using the file. Do you want to continue?” message appears. “ Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message window appears. Depending on the size of the data, backup time may vary. It will usually takes few seconds. 9 Click [OK] when “Restoration is complete. Click 'OK' to restart DMS.” message window appears. D MS2 will restart and restored data will be reflected. Note For proper restoration, unlock the forbidden writing function of SD card.
System Settings (Continued) Event History Management “Search(Check)” 1 2 3 4 You can search(check) all kinds of set information of event log in DMS2. 1 Click [System Settings] [Event history management] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Select the period of event history you want to search. 3 Click [Search]. 4 List of events which occurred in the period will be displayed. You can check detailed information about the event by selecting the item you want to check.
DMS2 Network Information Setting – “Manual Setting” 1 3 2 4 5 You can set and check information about DMS2 installation operation. 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from DMS2 network information window. 3 When text boxes of IP address, subnet mask address, default gateway and DNS server are enabled, enter values for each item. 15 letters can be entered for each item.
System Settings (Continued) DMS2 Network Information Setting – using “DHCP” 1 3 2 4 5 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from DMS2 network information window. 3 Check 'DHCP'. T he text boxes of IP address, subnet mask address, default gateway and DNS server will be disabled. If you want manual setting, uncheck 'DHCP' and then refer to “DMS2 Network information setting-manual setting” steps.
Note F actory setting is as follows. 1. IP address: 192.168.0.100 2. Subnet mask address: 255.255.255.0 3. Default gateway : 192.168.0.1 4. DNS server: 0.0.0.0 D MS2 sets service engineer IP(192.168.0.254) internally. Therefore, it should be available all the time regardless of current IP setting. I f several DMS2 units are connected to 1 web site, there can be IP clash because same service engineer IP(192.168.0.254) is applied to each DMS2.
System Settings (Continued) System Time Setting 1 3 2 4 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from system time setting. 3 Enter system time(year/month/day/hour/minute/second). You can enter only numbers. Year: You can enter from 1980 to 2035. Month: You can enter from 1 to 12. Day: You can enter from 1 to 31. Hour: You can enter from 0 to 23. Minute: You can enter from 0 to 59.
5 5 Click [OK] when “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message window appears. 6 “Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message appears and saving is completed. Then, system environment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled. Note Time on the screen shows DMS2 setting time. E-119 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) Selecting the Language 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from language selection. 3 Select a language you want then click [Save]. 4 Click [OK] when “This operation needs DMS to be restarted. Do you want to apply the setting?” message appears. C lick [OK] and current web browser will be closed. DMS2 will restart and it may take approximately 1 minute.
DMS2 Name Setting 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from DMS2 name setting. 3 Enter name of DMS2 when DMS2 name field enabled. 4 Y ou can use maximum 30 letters including English alphabets and special symbols. When DMS2 name is set, the name will be displayed on the top title bar of web browser. 4 Click [Save] after setting is completed. E-121 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 5 5 Click [OK] when “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message appears. 6 “Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message appears and saving is completed. Then, system environment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled. Y ou can check new DMS2 name on the title bar of web browser. Note ame of the DMS2 is set to blank as factory default. N ‘Samsung electronics DMS2’ is displayed on the title bar of web browser.
Error Mail Forwarding Setting 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from error mail forwarding setting. 3 Set all the items as the value you want when all items fields are enabled. 4 I f you select 'Apply', you should input e-mail address, SMTP server ID, password, and SMTP server address. I f you select 'Not apply', E-mail, ID, PW and SMTP server items will not affect on the setting.
System Settings (Continued) 5 5 Click [OK] when “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message appears. 6 “Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message appears and saving is completed. Then, system environment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled. Note I n factory setting, ‘Not apply’ is checked and item fields(E-mail, ID, PW, SMTP) are blank. E -mail forwarding function cannot deal with the server using encryption algorithm such as SSH.
Contact Control Pattern Selection 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [System environment setting] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from contact point pattern selection window. 3 Select the pattern you want to check. 4 P attern 1[No external input]: No operation will be made when inputting contact control signal. Pattern 2[Level(Emergency stop)]: Commands that stop all operation of indoor unit and disable remote control when inputting contact control signal.
System Settings (Continued) 5 5 Click [OK] when “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message appears. 6 “Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message appears and saving is completed. Afterwards, system environment setting screen appears again with all items are disabled. I f at least one of indoor unit is turned on, contact point output port 1 generates contact point signal. I f there is breakdown, contact point output port 2 generates contact point signal.
RMS Service Usage Setting ■ RMS settings should be set by expert's instruction. To get RMS service, contact to Samsung electronics service center, ■ RMS settings requires to restart the system in following situations. At this time, system restart will be displayed in the information phrase and restart will be done automatically. - When the RMS service usage is changed from 'Unuse' to 'Use'. - When you changed connection ID or RMS server address while using RMS service.
System Settings (Continued) 5 5 If ‘Use’ is selected, “You must restart DMS for the task: Do you want to proceed applying the setting?” message will appear. To restart DMS2, click [OK]. Then RMS service will be started. 6 If ‘Unuse’ is selected, “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message will appear. Click [OK] to end RMS service. E-128 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Setting ID for RMS Connection 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [RMS settings] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from RMS service usage settings window. 3 Enter DMS2 ID in connection ID field. 4 D MS2 ID is unique recognizable ID which is created when you add DMS2 in RMS server. If you are not given connection ID, add DMS2 to RMS and you can get connection ID. If connection ID value is 0, RMS service will not be enabled. 4 Click [Save] after entering connection ID.
System Settings (Continued) 5 5 If the ‘Connection ID’ is modified with RMS service usage as ‘Use’ status, “You must restart DMS for the task: Do you want to proceed applying the setting?” message will appear. Click [OK] to restart DMS2. 6 If the ‘Connection ID’ is modified with RMS service usage as ‘Unuse’ status, “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message will appear. Click [OK] to modify the ‘Connection ID’. E-130 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Setting RMS Server Address 1 3 2 1 Click [System Settings] [RMS settings] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from RMS server address setting window. 3 Enter RMS server address in connection address field. 4 C urrent RMS server address is http://www.dvmcare.com. 4 Click [Save] after entering connection address. I f you enter blank and click [Save] with checking ‘Use’ in “RMS service usage”, confirm window which says “ID for RMS connection field is blank.
System Settings (Continued) 5 5 If the ‘Connection address’ is modified with RMS service usage as ‘Use’ status, “You must restart DMS for the task: Do you want to proceed applying the setting?” message will appear. Click [OK] to restart DMS2. 6 If the ‘Connection address’ is modified with RMS service usage as ‘Unuse’ status, “This information will be modified. Do you want to proceed?” message will appear. Click [OK] to modify the ‘Connection address’. E-132 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Setting Initialization 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Press [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] on LCD if IP and current time are displayed on LCD screen. M ain menu screen appears. I nitialization is not possible in the screen which time information is displayed. MAIN MENU 1.IP Config 2. Press [Menu] [▼] [▲] [▼] [Menu] buttons in order in main menu screen. Caution will be displayed on LCD Display. Are you sure? YES:Set, NO:Menu 3.
System Settings (Continued) Tracking What is tracking? Tracking is an operation that finds devices which are connected to DMS2. Through tracking operation, devices which are connected to DMS2 can recognize if they are connecting to DMS2. To supervise and control system air conditioner using DMS2, tracking should be done first. Things you can do through tracking Checking the number of devices installed, setting communication mode by channel, DVM tracking, Renaming is possible through tracking.
Communication Mode Setting by Channel 1 3 2 4 1 Click [System Settings] [Tracking] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] from communication mode by channel setting. [ Edit] will change to [Cancel]. S election buttons are enabled. However, the channels which have searched device maintains its selection button disabled. 3 When each channel is enabled, check the communication mode you want to set by channel.
System Settings (Continued) DVM Tracking 1 2 1 Click [System Settings] [Tracking] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [DVM Tracking]. Some functions available on DMS2 web page may not be functional at BACnet Gateway and LonWorks Gateway. For detailed function, refer to the installation manual or contact Samsung Electronics. E-136 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
3 4 3 Enter administrator's password and then click [OK]. 4 Tracking information window pops up. Check and click [OK] to continue. E xecute tracking depending on the communication mode set by communication mode setting by channel. (1) F or the channel which is set to interface module communication mode, DMS2 executes tracking of interface module and SIM/PIM.
System Settings (Continued) 6 6 Tracking completed message will appear. Select Zone initialization mode you want and click [OK]. N ot initialize: N o zone information initialization will be made. I nitialize individually: I nitialize zone information as individual mode. I nitialize by group: I nitialize zone information as group mode.
Disconnect All Devices F unction Initialize searched device status in DMS2. Using this function, monitoring and controlling of all the connected devices to DMS2 will be stopped. W hen is it needed? - Connect searched device to the other channel and execute tracking. If the other device is searched in the channel you want to use, use 'Disconnect all devices' function. - If you use this function, DMS2 device connection status will be initialized.
System Settings (Continued) 3 4 3 Enter administrator's password and then click [OK]. 4 Disconnect all devices information window pops up. Check it and click [OK] to continue. 5 “Reading data from DMS2. Please wait.” message appears. After completing disconnect all devices operation, page will be refreshed. Note A fter executing disconnect all devices function, device search status of DMS2 will be initialized. Y ou should execute tracking again after using disconnect all devices function.
Renaming the Device 1 2 1 Click [System Settings] [Tracking] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Edit] on the bottom of tracking device list. [ Edit] will change to [Cancel]. E-141 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 3 4 3 Enter name in the name field. Y ou cannot use special symbols as device name. 4 Click [Save] after setting is completed. “ Reading data from DMS. Please wait.” message appears and saving is completed. Then, tracking page with disabled items will be displayed again. I f you click [Cancel], input fields are disabled and [Cancel] will change to [Edit]. E-142 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
DMS DI•DO Port Setting 1 2 3 1 Select [System Settings] and then click [Tracking]. 2 Click [Setting] which is next to DMS DI•DO of device list. 3 Click [Edit] which is on the bottom of DMS DI•DO setting page. [ Edit] will change to [Cancel]. E-143 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 4 5 4 Edit each item when DMS DI•DO selection and input fields are enabled. D evice type : DI or DO S hort name : Input short name of the device. F ull name : Input full name of the device. M inimum value / Maximum value : MIN value is fixed as OFF and MAX value is fixed as ON. 5 Click [Save]. A fter the saving is complete, DMS DI•DO setting page with all deactivated items will appear.
PIM Setting 1 2 3 1 Click [System Settings] [Tracking] when DMS2 web page menu screen appears. 2 Click [Setting] which is next to PIM of device list. E nter administrator’s password and then click [OK]. 3 Click [Edit] which is on the bottom of PIM setting page. [ Edit] will change to [Cancel]. E-145 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
System Settings (Continued) 4 5 6 4 Select a field and edit each item when input fields are enabled. Note Each field range Watt-hour meter: 0~99999.9(kWh) Pulse width: 20~400(ms) Pulse: 1~10000(Wh/Pulse) 5 Click the check boxes to select the channel applying for the setting. 6 Click [Save]. I f you press [Cancel], web page will refresh and it goes back to the state before the modification. E-146 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Check Before using Panel Using LCD and LCD Button LCD is mounted on DMS2 for installation and convenience of the user. You can search menu and change setting using [▲] and [▼] buttons. If you press and hold [▲] or [▼] button in some menu such as IP setting, the value changes faster. To go to upper menu or cancel, select [MENU] button. To go to sub menu, select or save, press [SET] button. Operates some menus with care because they are related to the proper operation of DMS2 system.
Setting Network Information Network Information Setting(IP Config) 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 1.IP Config 2. Select 1.IP Config by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons, and press [Set] button. N etwork setting screen will be displayed. IP ADDRESS 192.168.0.100 3. Select the item you want by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. You can select from IP address, subnet mask address, gateway address, and DNS server. SET YOUR IP 192.168.0.
Auto Address Setting (DHCP CONFIG) 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 1.IP Config 2. Select 1.IP Config by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons, and press [Set] button. Network setting screen will be displayed. DHCP CONFIG Current disabled 3. Select auto address setting function(DHCP CONFIG) by pressing [▼] button. A uto address setting function status will be displayed.
Checking Indoor/Outdoor Unit Information Checking Indoor/Outdoor Unit Information 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 2.In/Outdoor 2. Select 2.In/Outdoor by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. IN/OUTDOOR INFO Indoor:64 3. Press [Set] button. The number of indoor units connected to DMS2 will be displayed. IN/OUTDOOR INFO Outdoor:6 4. Check outdoor unit information by pressing [▼] button.
Checking DMS2 Version Checking DMS2 Version 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 3.DMS Version 2. Select 3. DMS2 Version by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. DMS version 2.0 3. Press [Set] button. Current version of DMS2(DMS2 Version) will be displayed. You can go back to main menu by pressing [Menu] or [Set] button. E-151 MIM-D00A_DMS2_IB_E 33388-2.
Checking DMS2 version (Continued) DMS2 Time Setting – Checking and Setting Date 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 4.DMS time 2. Select 4. DMS2 Time by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. C urrent set date of DMS2 will be displayed. CURRENT DATE 1983:04:16 3. When 'CURRENT DATE' appears, set current data by pressing [Set] button. N umber to edit blinks. Y ou can change value by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons.
DMS2 Time Setting – Checking and Setting Time 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 4.DMS time 2. Select 4. DMS2 Time by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. Current set time of DMS2 will be displayed. CURRENT TIME 16:46:37(PM) 3. Select 'CURRENT TIME' by pressing [▼] button. Then set time by pressing [Set] button. C urrent set time of DMS2 will be displayed. Number to edit blinks.
Data Backup Setting Data Backup 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 5.Data Backup 2. Select 5.Data Backup by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. D MS BACKUP MENU will appear. DMS BACKUP MENU data backup 3. Check if data backup is selected. Then press [Set] button. Y ou can start backup by pressing [Set] button again. If data backup is completed successfully, screen below will be displayed.
Data Restore 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 5.Data Backup 2. Select 5.Data Backup by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons, and then press [Set] button. D MS BACKUP MENU will appear. DMS BACKUP MENU data restore 3. Check if data restore is selected by pressing [▲] button. Then select a file you want to restore by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. B efore executing data restore, check if SD card is inserted. Filename: 20090725.dms 4.
Checking Error Information Checking Error Information 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 7.Error Status 2. Select 7. Error Status by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons, and then press [Set] button. U nsolved error info will be displayed. ERROR INFO > CAU-01 611 3. You can check the other error information by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. Y ou can check the next error information by pressing [▼].
Reset Password Reset Password 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 8.Password Reset 2. Select 8.Password Reset by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons, and then press [Set] button. RESET PASSWORD WAITING............. 3. When “RESET PASSWORD WAITING……” message appears, press [Menu] and [Set] buttons at the same time. B utton lock function will be released and confirm message for password initialization will appear.
Button Lock Button Lock 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 9.Button Lock 2. Select 9.Button Lock by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. Are you sure? YES:Set, NO:Menu 3. Press [Set] button. Confirm message will appear. BUTTON LOCKED 07:30:21(AM) 4. Press [Set] button. L CD operating button will be locked. To cancel button lock, press [Menu] button. 5.
Safety Halt Safety Halt 192.168.0.100 06:12:13(AM) 1. Check main menus by pressing [Menu], [▲], [▼] or [Set] button. MAIN MENU 10.Safety Halt 2. Select 10.Safety Halt by pressing [▲] and [▼] buttons. Are you sure? YES:Set, NO:Menu 3. Press [Set] button. C onfirm message will appear. Now sleeping.. See you again 4. Press [Set] button. A ll functions of DMS2 will stop and 'Now Sleeping..' phrase will appear.
Troubleshooting Problem DMS2 is not working. Check Is there an electricity failure? Check if the power is connected to the other interface module besides centralized controller. Then try again. Isn’t there a communication error in the other interface module besides centralized controller? Check the connection of communication cable. Then try again. Are the adapter and power cable connected? Check the connection of adapter and power cable. Then try again.
Problem I forgot DMS2 IP. Check Press [Menu] button from the main menu and "1. IP Config" will appear. Then press [Set] button. Indoor unit turned on Isn't the schedule control in or off automatically. operation? DI(Digital Input) external contact point function is not working. Solution The factory setting of DMS2 IP address is 192.168.0.100 Depending on the schedule control, indoor unit can be turned on or off automatically. It is normal operation.
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