1. StruxureWare Building OperationTM
Upgrade for TAC I/NET Customers 1

2. Topics TAC I/NET to StruxureWare Building Operation upgrade overview
Upgrade candidates
Minimum system requirements
Summary overview of the upgrade process
Benefits of upgrading to StruxureWare Building Operation
Replacing I/NET devices
Integrated sites: HVAC & Security

3. StruxureWare Building Operation
TAC I/NET to
StruxureWare Building Operation
upgrade overview

4. Candidates for upgrade
TAC I/NET HVAC sites (may include security features)
Scalability guidelines
I/NET sites using X527-NPRs and NPR 2000s
Includes X527, used only for NPR (routing Controller LAN to IP) and web access
Current TAC I/NET system:
Maximum # of I/NET points supported in StruxureWare Building Operation Enterprise Server
100,000
Example site (of approx. 100,000 points):
5 links – e.g. X527-NPRs, NPR2000s
30 I/NET devices per link – e.g. X527-NPR, NPR2000
150 Total Controller LAN I/NET devices – e.g. DCUs, PCUs, MCIs
Add-on StruxureWare components (targeted for v1.3):
Max # of concurrent users
(includes sum of WorkStation + WebStation users simultaneously) 10
Max # of Automation Servers added 32

5. Minimum system requirements
StruxureWare Building Operation v1.3
Target release: Q4 2012
Compatible TAC I/NET Seven software version v2.42
Released: Q2 2012
I/NET controller versions:
All controllers should be upgrade to v2.42 firmware. Refer to the latest compatibility matrix for versions compatible with I/NET Seven v2.4x
Microsoft OS:
Compatible with both I/NET Seven v2.42 and StruxureWare Building Operation v1.3 (see compatibility matrix in the I/NET v2.42 product announcement):
Windows XP (32-bit)
Windows 7 Pro (32-bit)
Windows 7 Pro (64-bit)
Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit)

6. TAC I/NET system today I/NET system installed is performing well
Installed applications
TAC I/NET SEVEN Workstation v2.41 or earlier
TAC I/NET SEVEN SQL database v2.41 or earlier
Xenta
527-NPR
I/NET system installed is performing well
Communications – reliable
Alarms - Routing masks configured
Application sequences - tuned
Points - enabled and calibrated
Devices - online
Database - backed up
If not, then these issues should be resolved before proceeding.
StruxureWare Building Operation will add functionality, but will not resolve existing performance issues.

7. TAC I/NET system today 1 Verify architecture
Installed applications
TAC I/NET SEVEN Workstation v2.41 or earlier
TAC I/NET SEVEN SQL database v2.41 or earlier
Xenta
527-NPR 1
Verify architecture
All controllers, workstations, & the I/NET database can remain including:
All LAN Controllers
All Sub-LAN Controllers
HVAC and Security applications
Replace all TAPS with dial-up connections with LAN connections:
Xenta 527
Xenta 527-web
NetPlusRouter 2000 (discontinued but supported)
Verify I/NET system size is supported by the version of StruxureWare Building Operation to be installed

8. Upgrading an I/NET Site
Upgrade applications
TAC I/NET SEVEN Workstation v2.42 upgrade 2
TAC I/NET SEVEN SQL database v2.42 update
Xenta
527-NPR
Upgrade I/NET software and firmware:
I/NET Seven v2.42+ on workstation
v2.42 compatible controller firmware versions
Note: All I/NET controllers will require this update 2 2

9. Upgrading an I/NET Site
Upgrade applications
Install StruxureWare Building Operation applications
TAC I/NET SEVEN Workstation v2.42 upgrade 3
WorkStation v1.3 or greater
TAC I/NET SEVEN SQL database v2.42 update
Enterprise Server v1.3 or greater
one location only
Xenta
527-NPR 3
Install StruxureWare Building Operation components on I/NET workstation
Enterprise Server software
one location only
Configure I/NET IO Server to run as windows service
Includes WebStation
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation software
On all I/NET Seven locations

10. Upgrading an I/NET Site
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
Xenta
527-NPR
Included with StruxureWare Building Operation upgrade:
Web access to the system via StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation is included

11. Upgrading an I/NET Site
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access to Reports Server with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
option
Install StruxureWare Building Operation application
Xenta
527-NPR
Reports Server v1.3 or greater (requires separate PC)
Microsoft SQL Server (for Reports Server)
Included with StruxureWare Building Operation upgrade:
Web access to the system via StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation is included
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server software
Includes web access to Reports Server via WebReports

12. Discovering I/NET objects
Create “I/NET Interface” interface under the Enterprise Server
Discover I/NET devices (e.g. DCU, PCU, MCI) into the Enterprise Server
Upload objects from I/NET devices to Enterprise Server
Create StruxureWare Building Operation user accounts
Can now create StruxureWare Building Operation features using I/NET points
Schedules
Programs
Trend logs
Graphics
Create new or convert I/NET graphics

13. Converting existing I/NET graphics
Existing I/NET graphics can be converted to the StruxureWare Building Operation graphics format
Upgrade includes graphics conversion tool to convert GPG files to TGML format
All bindings and links are automatically imported
Converts DDC lines (LAN Controllers)
Tool converts graphics one at a time or in batches
TGML graphics are accessible via WebStation

14. Delivering I/NET alarms
I/NET alarms are automatically routed to StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation machines
StruxureWare Building Operation alarm features can be added to alarms routed from I/NET system:
notification
Scheduled assignments
Checklists
Action notes
Cause notes
Automatic launch of objects upon alarm – e.g. graphics, documents

15. Schedules
I/NET Schedules can be viewed and edited from StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Uses original I/NET schedule editor
Local control of I/NET points
Not supported in WebStation client
Or, create new StruxureWare Building Operation schedules to control I/NET points
Uses new StruxureWare Building Operation Schedule editor
External control of I/NET points
Supported by both WorkStation and WebStation clients
Additional features, such as:
Calendar object
Event exceptions
Event priorities
Combined View

16. Trend logs and TrendCharts
I/NET trends can be viewed and edited from StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Uses original I/NET trend viewer
Not supported in WebStation client
Or, create StruxureWare Building Operation trend objects can be used to monitor I/NET points
Additional features, such as:
Trend log lists
Graphical SVG TrendCharts
Zoom in to investigate details
Rollover point values
Live updating
2 values scales per TrendChart
Formating – e.g. color, line style, line weight
Both methods are supported by both WorkStation and WebStation interfaces

17. Reports
I/NET Seven (Crystal) Reports cannot be accessed from StruxureWare Building Operation
Re-create reports using StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
I/NET device points can be used in StruxureWare Building Operation reports
Existing I/NET reports must be accessed from I/NET Seven Reports
I/NET Seven Reports can only retrieve data from I/NET controllers
Create new reports moving forward using the StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
Allows reports to gather data from all values (regardless of source) – e.g. I/NET, BACnet, LON, Modbus, web services

18. Changes in I/NET device configuration
Configuration changes (e.g. adding or deleting a point) done on I/NET devices use either full I/NET Seven software or the I/NET Host Tool
Requires a manual “Upload” to re-sync the Enterprise Server
There is no “auto-synchronization” between the I/NET devices & the Enterprise Server
Icon in StruxureWare Building Operation system tree signifies when a manual “Upload” is required
Upload required when warning icon appears

19. Expanding the system
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
Defining “expanding the system” as (at a minimum) adding Automation Servers
Use StruxureWare Automation Servers and I/O Modules, and natively supported field controllers to expand your site to leverage additional features of StruxureWare Building Operation

20. Valid software configurations on a single site
1st machine/workstation:
(includes Databases)
Applications installed:
SBO Enterprise Server (NEW)
SBO WorkStation (NEW)
INET 2.42 (UPGRADE)
Enterprise Server is only required on one workstation
StruxureWare Building Operation (SBO) WorkStation software is optional on first machine if no local user interface is required – e.g. located in a server room
Additional workstations accessing both systems requires both clients:
I/NET Host
SBO WorkStation
Additional workstations accessing only SBO requires only the SBO WorkStation
Note: Cannot access I/NET Host Tool dependent features – e.g. I/NET schedules, I/NET configuration changes
Additional workstations accessing only I/NET requires only the I/NET host - e.g. Security
Note: Cannot access StruxureWare Building Operation configured features through workstation – e.g. new graphics, Trend Charts, schedules
All I/NET hosts must be at v2.42 or greater
Additional workstation(s):
Applications installed:
SBO WorkStation (NEW)
INET 2.42 (UPGRADE)
Additional workstation(s):
(accessing StruxureWare Building Operation only)
Applications installed:
SBO WorkStation (NEW)
Additional workstation(s):
(accessing I/NET only)
Applications installed:
INET 2.42 (UPGRADE)

21. Benefits of upgrading to StruxureWare Building Operation
Benefits specifically for I/NET customers

22. New features with I/NET points
Benefits:
Similar operator user experience via a web browser than on a dedicated workstation
Allows sites to leverage benefits of StruxureWare Building Operation’s features and apply them to existing I/NET points
Examples:
TrendCharts with existing I/NET system
Powerful
Visually impressive
Programs
Create custom system behavior
New user experience
Customizable workspaces (including panels)
Use StruxureWare functionality with existing I/NET points
Create StruxureWare objects that reside in the Enterprise Server and are bound to I/NET device points
Examples:
Extended trend logs
Schedules
Programs
Graphics
Web access included by default with StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
Similar operator user experience on the web as on dedicated workstation

23. TGML Graphics TGML uses Scalable vector graphics (SVG) technology
Users can zoom in to see details without losing clarity
Graphics can be used on any display regardless of size or resolution
Vector graphic file sizes are small
JavaScript can be used to further customize behavior within a graphic
Animation can highlight changes in the system
Use of graphics within panels makes navigation easier
Online graphics community
Integrators can join the online graphics community to get graphics components and collaborate with others
Benefits:
Graphics are clear, crisp, & automatically re-sizable
Fully customizable graphics using TGML and JavaScript
Graphics are stored locally in the Automation Server or Enterprise Server
Use panels to simplify navigation between graphics
Online community for collaboration and sharing of graphics components

24. Watch window view and objects
Create WatchObjects: saved lists of groups of points to monitor their live values
Quickly create a customizable “controller summary” to monitor point values
Eliminates the need to create a graphic to monitor a group of points
Drag and drop points down in the “watch window”
Save the view as a “WatchObject” in the system tree
Can create many, unique “Watch Objects”
Return and open the saved “WatchObject” at any time
Benefits:
Easy create a customizable “controller summary”
Eliminates the need to create a graphic to monitor a group of points
Effective as a trouble-shooting tool
Examples:
Temperatures across zones
Status of all values on the same equipment – e.g. AHU
Combine points from different parts of the system - e.g. another building
Easily save and retrieve the same Watch list of points at a later time
Create a new ad hoc Watch list and save it for later use

25. Smart Widgets
A Smart Widget is a package that can be used for import into a StruxureWare Building Operation system for a particular model of a device – e.g. Power Meter (PM 210), VSD (ATV 61)
Package includes import files for:
Standard graphics (to map to the device)
initial configuration & diagnostic purpose
Points that map to the device’s objects and corresponding values
In system tree and bound to the graphics
Benefits:
Push button engineering
Bring on a Power Meter in less than a minute rather than several hours of programming (including graphic and third party “register mapping”)
Easy integration with other Schneider Electric products with available Smart Widgets
Use existing Smart Widgets or create your own & share with the engineering community
Importable Library
Maps Modbus registers
Simple commissioning
Libraries are modifiable
Libraries can be built by anyone
Native Modbus objects
No Cost Interface – not an add-on driver
Support for Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP and Modbus TCP gateways
Engineering efficiencies via Modbus device libraries, i.e. Power Objects

26. Web Services (Generic Consume)
General web services implementation to bring in third party data into StruxureWare Building Operation
Ideal when reading from and writing to third party systems
Connect to both SOAP and POX/REST web services
Two approaches:
Binding tool, Script programming based
IT-friendly and flexible
Opens systems to exchange data beyond industry-specific protocols
Because web services use IT standards-based communications methods, integration is platform independent
Use case examples:
Return outside conditions or weather forecast data: Pass in latitude/longitude coordinates, return temperature, humidity and Barometric pressure
Return cost per energy unit from utility company
Benefits:
Ideal when integrating to third party systems
“Consume” configuration is flexible:
Binding tool is easy to configure
Script programming based is well suited for processing complicated web services
Customize, adjust and control site based on incoming information for greater efficiency – e.g. demand control

27. EcoStruxure Web Services
Consistent web services standard for Schneider Electric products implementing web services functionality
Common and easy integration into other Schneider Electric systems
Reduce time to market & complexity
Additional web services functionality available when integrating multiple Schneider Electric systems
Functionality defined: Serve and Consume
Browse the other system’s directories
Read/Write real time values
Receive and acknowledge active alarms
Read historical (trend log) data
Benefits:
EcoStruxure Web Services (EWS) provide additional features when integrating with other EWS compliant systems
Secure log on with system user name and password
Manage access to system directories and data
Can be used with third parties (if third party supports the EWS standard)

28. Expanding the system
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
Defining “expanding the system” as (at a minimum) adding Automation Servers
Use Automation Servers and I/O Modules, and natively supported field controllers to expand your site to leverage additional features of StruxureWare Building Operation

29. Additional benefits after expansion
Use of StruxureWare components:
Automation Server
I/O modules
Power supplies
Native support for open protocols at the field bus level for easier integration:
BACnet MS/TP (with AS-B)
LON FTT-10 (with AS-L)
Modbus RTU (with AS-B or AS-L)
Programming
Script
Function block
Defining “expanding the system” as (at a minimum) adding Automation Servers

30. Replacing I/NET devices

31. Replacing I/NET devices
TAC I/NET products can replaced over time
Introduce more IP level controllers – AHUs, Central plants
Add Automation Servers on the network
Use Automation Server I/O modules
Better feature sets
Open protocols – LON, BACnet
Add natively supported field controllers
Add third party BACnet, LON, and Modbus devices for interoperability

32. Replacing I/NET devices
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
As I/NET devices require replacement,
Requires replacement

33. Replacing I/NET devices
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
As I/NET devices require replacement, add to the system using StruxureWare for Buildings components:
Automation Server
I/O Modules
Natively supported field controllers
These can be natively engineered through StruxureWare software.
Requires replacement

34. Replacing I/NET devices
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
Re-wire equipment to new StruxureWare components
Configure and program the equipment via StruxureWare software to the new system network
Re-route bindings (e.g. schedules, graphics, programs) to the new controller path
Requires replacement

35. Replacing I/NET devices
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
Re-wire equipment to new StruxureWare components
Configure and program the equipment via StruxureWare software to the new system network
Re-route bindings (e.g. schedules, graphics, programs) to the new controller path
Remove the I/NET device

36. Expanding the system
StruxureWare Building Operation Reports Server
StruxureWare Building Operation WebStation
local or remote web access with no software installed
StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation
Includes I/NET Host Tool
Enterprise Server
(one location only)
StruxureWare Building Operation WebReports
local or remote web access
Xenta
527-NPR
6. With a new network in place, your system is ready to take on more controllers, equipment, and third party devices

37. Integrated Sites:
HVAC & Security

38. Integrated sites: HVAC & Security
If an integrated (HVAC and Security) site chooses to upgrade, they will need to have two parallel user interfaces:
StruxureWare Building Operation for BMS (non-security)
I/NET Seven Workstation for Security
Security functionality (e.g. personnel and zone management) must still be done from I/NET; these features are not available in StruxureWare Building Operation
Some day-to-day security functions can be done on a StruxureWare Building Operation WorkStation (some with the support of the I/NET Host Tool):
Receive and acknowledge security related alarms
Monitor/change values – e.g. door status, unlock door

39. Access to security objects
Security controllers (e.g. SCU), and security related points will be “found” during the I/NET network discovery process
Administrators can choose to separate these objects from being accessed through StruxureWare Building Operation
Only perform “Upload” action on I/NET devices with HVAC points
Delete “security only I/NET devices” (e.g. SCU) and security points in “integrated I/NET devices” (e.g. MCI) from the Enterprise Server tree view
Optional Delete

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