1. StruxureWare™ Building Operation
to 1.3
This is the next step in the journey of StruxureWare, Schneider Electric’s next generation Building Management System. 1

2. G StruxureWare Building Operation v1.1 Web Access
Easy to Connect
TAC I/A Series – MNL Support
Easy to Migrate
NETWORK 8000 – Phase 1 (of 2)
Easy to Access
Web connectivity using WebStation
Easy access to Automation Server or Enterprise Server
Includes support for graphics, trends, alarms, reports and more
Easy to Engineer
Spreadsheet: Mass create/Mass change
Certified BACnet Compliance
Automation Server BTL B-BC listed w/ WSPCert
Technology Highlights
Web Access
Additional SQL support: MS SQL Server 2008 (non-Express version)
No change in scalability between v1.0 and v1.1
Max:
1 ES
10 AS
2 concurrent connections into each ES or AS G
Released: Q4 2011

3. WebStation
Direct access to the Automation Server and Enterprise Server via a web browser
Supported: Internet Explorer 8 (32-bit) & Firefox 3.6 (32-bit)
No additional software or local installation at browser machine needed; Java pre-requisite
Delegate responsibilities and perform everyday operations
View graphics, trends, schedules, and reports
Change values (e.g. temperature setpoints)
Update schedules
Manage alarms
Manage users
View customized workspaces as configured for WorkStation
Secure access
WebStation requires user name and password for log on
WebStation is a user interface for day-to-day operation of the system, WebStation comes built into every Automation Server and Enterprise Server and provides easy access to the system from anywhere in the world. Operators can view and manage graphics, alarms, scheduling, trend logs, and reports as well as create, edit and remove user accounts.
Java pre-requisite: Java Runtime Environment 1.6 update 26 (already available on most machines)

4. MNL controller support
Native support for MNL controllers using the AS-L Automation Server
Wire, configure, and program the MNL controllers as a native part of the StruxureWare Building Operation system – not as third party devices
New “greenfield” MNL controllers natively supported
Requires use of WorkPlace Tech Editor software
Software included with WorkStation v1.1 installation
License included with Editor Pack (script and function block programming)
Pre-requisite: MS Visio 2003 or MS Visio 2007 SP2
Existing MNL controller supported – i.e. integration to an existing site
Existing .VSD files can be imported into the Automation Server; no conversion service
.VSD file is hosted in the Automation Server; no need to remotely manage files per project
Minimum versions for compatibility:
Standard MNL controllers: v4.1
MNL-800: v2.0
AS-L support for existing MNL controllers does not include a conversion service
It does not automatically convert system configuration into the Automation Server, requires manual procedure
Configuration data can be converted, historical data is lost
Advantages:
Integrated WorkPlace Tech functionality (called WorkPlace Tech Editor in StruxureWare Building Operation)
Visio Files stay with the Automation Server
Greater compatibility of control & modification in the MNL & S-Link
e.g. exposes S-Link info available in MNL
MNB is not natively supported with direct link to the Automation Server
MNB supported as a third party BACnet device

5. BTL and WSPCert BACnet® certifications
AS-B has successfully passed two independent BACnet testing centers’ requirements
With v1.1, the Automation Server has been certified by:
BACnet Testing Laboratories (BTL) as a BACnet Building Controller (B-BC)
WSPCert
StruxureWare Building Operation’s BACnet MS/TP (b3 controllers) are BTL certified as BACnet Advanced Application Controllers (B-AAC)

6. NETWORK 8000 backward compatibility (Phase 1)
StruxureWare Building Operation
WorkStation
StruxureWare
Building Operation WebStation
Support for ASD (Application Specific Device) field bus directly under an Automation Server
Global Control Module (GCM) controller database conversion service available
Convert GCM database to .XML file for Automation Server import
Receive report for estimate of what is convertible and price
Approx 98% of content successfully convertible
Minimum NETWORK 8000 GCM controller version required for database conversion: v4.2
NETWORK 8000 discontinued at the end of 2011 as previously announced
Limitation: Import does not allow for predefined path in database; must be done manually
GCM controller is replaced with an Automation Server
Gather GCM .GDF database file using the Tree Tech v3.1 tool
I/A Series Migrator tool (database conversion service) creates Automation Server XML database from existing GCM database .GDF file
Automation Server is installed replacing the physical GCM
Import newly generated Automation Server XML database to Automation Server
GCM application engine runs in Automation Server providing functional equivalent
Automation Server controls the Application Specific Device (ASD) network
The ASD network connection is attached to an Automation Server RS-485 port
The existing ASD network of up to 127 devices is supported
The Automation Server controls the network communications and passes data between the ASD network and other networked devices such as Enterprise Server
Note: Either an AS-B or AS-L can be used to support the ASD field bus
Using an AS-L uses an RS-485 bus, leaving another RS-485 port available (potentially for Modbus RTU) and the FTT-10 port (for MNL controllers)
Using an AS-B uses an RS-485 bus, only leaving one other RS-485 port (potentially for either Modbus RTU pr BACnet MS/TP)
Phase 2 available in StruxureWare Building Operation v1.2
Support for Local Control Module (LCM) bus directly under an Automation Server
Includes SIGNAL Graphics conversion to Automation Server or Enterprise Server TGML Graphics
MODBUS

7. Conversion candidates in Version 1.1
NETWORK 8000 systems with ASD field bus under a GCM
Maximum 10 GCMs in the system
Site is willing to create new graphics
If LCM field bus is present, must wait for Phase 2 or replace LCM devices with Automation Server I/O modules or MNL controllers
Global Control Satellite (GCS) bus will not be supported in either phase
Replace GCS units with Automation Server I/O modules or MNL controllers
StruxureWare Building Operation v1.1 Scalability Guidelines:
Max # of ASD devices on the bus (per Automation Server)
128
Max # of Automation Servers
(Sites using more than one Automation Server require an Enterprise Server) 10
Max # of Enterprise Servers 1
Max # of concurrent users
(includes sum of WorkStation + WebStation users simultaneously) 2
StruxureWare Building Operation Enterprise Server is required for full system view of sites using more than one Automation Server.

8. System requirements NETWORK 8000 GCM controllers: Minimum v4.2
StruxureWare Building Operation v1.1
Released: December 2011
Microsoft OS & SQL versions:
Windows XP (32-bit)
Windows 7 (32-bit)
Windows Server 2008 (32-bit)
SQL Server Express & Standard versions (32-bit)
Required for Reports Server

9. Engineering efficiencies
Introduction of Spreadsheet
Spreadsheet enables creating and editing of multiple objects in a tabular format at once
Supports copy/paste of cells to and from Microsoft Excel directly to the Spreadsheet view
Rapidly create LonWorks Network Variables (NVs)
Simplifies binding to external devices to the local node for value logging or monitoring
No need to manually create the corresponding variable on the local node, naming it, choosing the correct type, and then binding it
v1.1 supports configuration of:
Values
Alarms
Trends
Automation Server’s I/O modules & points
Spreadsheet is positioned as a configuration tool for multi-editing; it is not intended for live point monitoring – i.e not to replace the Watch window.
Currently limited to some objects such as for use on the I/O bus, alarms, trends, and values. Support for more objects to be added in later versions of StruxureWare Building Operation.

10. G StruxureWare Building Operation v1.2 Technology Highlights
Scalable
Support for 32 Automation Servers
Easy to Integrate
EcoStruxure using Ecostruxure Web Services
Easy to Migrate
NETWORK 8000 – Phase 2 (of 2)
Energy Efficient
Energy Report Pack
IT Friendly
64-bit Support
Encrypted communication by default
Technology Highlights
Internal
Countries G
TARGET PRODUCT READINESS: Q2 2012

11. StruxureWare Building Operation v1
StruxureWare Building Operation v1.2 Web Services – Two approaches supported
Generic Consume
General web services implementation to “consume” data into StruxureWare
Ideal when integrating to third party systems
Two approaches:
Binding tool, Script programming based
Schneider Electric Corporate Web Services (CWS) - Serve & Consume
Support “serving” and/or “consuming” data from other Schneider Electric products & systems
CWS offer web services functionality beyond what is capable via Generic Consume approach
Functionality defined: Serve and Consume
Browse
Data access read/write
Alarm access read and acknowledge
Trend access read only
Binding Tool
Easy to configure, widely accessible to channel personnel
Well suited for simple web services with predictable format such as: Weather, Security threat levels, RSS feeds
Generic consume use case examples:
Weather services
Integration tool
Notification – e.g. , Text message
Script programming based
Well suited for processing complicated web services – e.g. Varying in content, or results requiring parsing
Well suited for more advanced web service design patterns than simple request/response
Corporate Web Services (CWS)
Consistent corporate web services standard for Schneider Electric products implementing web services functionality
Easy integration into other Schneider Electric products
Additional web services functionality when integrating multiple Schneider Electric systems
CWS Serve provides an open interface for integration with other (third-party) management systems.

12. Scalability guidelines in Version 1.2
StruxureWare Building Operation v1.1 components:
Recommended # of LCM devices on the bus (per Automation Server) 12
Max # of LCM devices on the bus (per Automation Server) 31
Max # of ASD devices on the bus (per Automation Server)
128
Max # of Automation Servers
(Sites using more than one Automation Server require an Enterprise Server) 32
Max # of Enterprise Servers 1
Max # of concurrent users
(includes sum of WorkStation + WebStation users simultaneously) 10
StruxureWare Building Operation Enterprise Server is required for full system view of sites using more than one Automation Server.
Company Confidential – Internal Use Only 12

13. Phase 2: LCM support, SIGNAL conversion
StruxureWare
Building Operation WebStation
StruxureWare Building Operation
WorkStation
Phase 2: Available in StruxureWare Building Operation v1.2
Adds support for LCM (Local Control Module) field bus directly under an Automation Server
Similar procedures in Phase 2 (as Phase 1) for GCM database to Automation Server database conversion
Use the same database conversion service
Adds support for conversion of an LCM bus in the Automation Server

14. G StruxureWare Building Operation v1.3 Technology Highlights
Easy to Migrate
TAC I/NET (HVAC)
Engineering Efficiency
Modbus multi-read
One Automation Server for LonWorks, Modbus and BACnet combined
Easy to Identify
StruxureWare Building Operation
Previously designated as v1.2.1
Technology Highlights G
Note: No change to deliverables
just the version number to facilitate
having more than one revision of the
software loaded on a machine.
TARGET PRODUCT READINESS: Q3 2012

15. StruxureWare Building Operation v1.3
I/NET HVAC only
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:
Recommended max # of links per ES – e.g. X527-NPRs, NPR2000s 55
Recommended max # of I/NET points (internal/external) per ES
100,000
Recommended max # of I/NET LAN devices per link (X527-NPR or NPR2000)(Example: DCUs, PCUs, and MCIs) 32
Total Controller LAN I/NET devices per ES – e.g. DCUs, PCUs, MCIs
300
Add-on StruxureWare components (targeted for v1.2):
Max # of concurrent users
(includes sum of WorkStation + WebStation users simultaneously) 10
Max # of Automation Servers added 32

16. StruxureWare Building Operation v1.3
WebStation
StruxureWare
WebReports
StruxureWare
WorkStation
StruxureWare Enterprise
Server
I/NET
database
StruxureWare Reports Server
Xenta
527-NPR
Defining “expanding the system” as (at a minimum) adding Automation Servers
Native Support:
BACnet IP Modbus TCP INET
BACnet MSTP Modbus RTU NW8k
LON IP Modbus ASCII
LON FTT-10