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User Guide for BUILDING CONNECT models including: BCP200 Start Up Building Connect, BCP200, Start Up Building Connect, Building Connect, Connect
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DocumentDocumentBuilding Connect+ Start-Up Guide - BCP200 and BCP50 Quickly connect Mitsubishi Electric VRF, BACnet compatible devices, and Hardwired IO sensors to the Building Connect+ Cloud for Remote Access 10/14/2022 Contents Preliminary .................................................................................................................................................. 2 Connecting Your Laptop to the BCP Broker .......................................................................................... 2 Check Broker Readiness .......................................................................................................................... 3 Adding Mitsubishi Electric VRF Equipment to BCP .............................................................................. 4 Adding BACnet Devices to BCP .............................................................................................................. 6 Adding a Hardwired (Main IO) Device (BCP-50 Only) ......................................................................... 8 Adding an EC8IO Device .......................................................................................................................... 9 Connect to the BCP Cloud Exchange ................................................................................................... 11 Initialize the Subscription and Add the Broker to the Account .......................................................... 13 Setting up the Navigation Tree............................................................................................................... 15 Adding a User ........................................................................................................................................... 16 Appendix A VRF Integration................................................................................................................ 17 Appendix B BACnet Integration .......................................................................................................... 26 Appendix C Hardwired (Main IO) Integration.................................................................................... 28 Appendix D Building Connect+ User Roles ...................................................................................... 29 1 Preliminary - You have a laptop with a modern web browser i.e., Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Safari. - Central Controller(s), BACnet devices, and EC8IO modules are powered up and connected to the BCP Broker's Local Area Network or MSTP port for BACnet MSTP devices. - Central Controllers(s) have IP addresses in accordance with the network schema detail in Appendix A - BACnet devices have been configured in accordance with the network schema detailed in Appendix B - Hardware (Main IO) is wired to the BCP Edge534 in accordance with the detail in Appendix C - BCP-50 Only - The BCP Broker has an active connection to the internet - The Central Controller(s) is free of error codes Connecting Your Laptop to the BCP Broker 1. Using an ethernet cable, plug your laptop into the BCP Broker Local Area Network. The network is configured to assign your laptop an IP address automatically so make sure your network adaptor is set to DHCP. Note: This is the default configuration for network ports on Windows operating systems. 2. Open your favorite internet browser, in the URL bar go to http://bcp50:8080 for a BCP 50 panel or http://bcp200:8080 for a BCP 200 panel. 3. Log in with the default credentials. You will be forced to change these upon initial log in. a. Username: Installer b. Password: BuildingConnect+ 2 Check Broker Readiness 1. Click the `Broker Status' Button 2. The dashboard KPIs are: a. Broker Status Internet Connected and Ready to Connect to the BCP Cloud Exchange b. Cloud Connection Indicates whether the BCP Broker has been added to the BCP Cloud Exchange c. VRF Gateway Indicates the status of the BCP Brokers connection to the Central Controller(s) d. BACnet Indicates the status of the BCP Brokers BACnet network and connected devices. 3 Adding Mitsubishi Electric VRF Equipment to BCP 1. On the `Setup' page select the `Mitsubishi Electric' tab. 2. If the central controller is connected to the BCP Broker, the `Connection Status' should show `Connected'. Do not proceed until the Central Controller status is `Connected'. 3. Click the `Build VRF' button on each Central Controller that is connected to the BCP broker. When the search is complete the status will show `Success! Indoor Units Added' 4 and the checkmark color will change to green. Note: If the status doesn't change, try refreshing your browser. If after refreshing your browser your status still doesn't change, verify your central controller is error free. The BCP broker will not add an indoor unit if it's in error. If your central controller is error free contact CASupport@hvac.mea.com for support. 4. Click the gear icon next to the green checkmark to select the Series and Model of each Outdoor Unit. 5. You should be presented with a list of all the Outdoor Units connected to the Central Controller. Note: If no units are shown click the refresh button in the header. 6. Click the `Select Model' button for each Outdoor Unit the set the Series and Model number for the Outdoor Unit. 7. For Heat Pump Series Outdoor Units, the option to use Auto Changeover is available. To add the option, select the check mark next to the `Select Model' button. When successfully added the checkmark turns green. Note: This only enables the Auto Changeover option. The Auto Changeover operation is turned on from the Cloud interface. 8. When you've completed setting the Series and Model for each Outdoor Unit, click `Done' 9. Repeat steps 4-8 for the remaining connected Central Controllers 5 Adding BACnet Devices to BCP 6 1. On the `Setup' page click the `BACnet' tab 2. Click the `Add Device' button and select either and MSTP or IP device. 3. Once added, the device's `Connection Status' should show `Connected'. If the `Connection Status' shows anything other than `Connected', do not proceed until all BACnet devices are `Connected'. 4. Click the `Points' button then click the `Discover' button. BCP will scan the device for all available points and display them in the `Discovered from Device' table 5. Click the Add (+) button to add the point to the BCP broker. Once added, the point will be displayed in `Added to Building Connect Plus' table. Up to 10 points can be added from each device to BCP. 6. To remove a point from BCP. Click the `Delete' button from the point in the `Added to Building Connect+' table. 7 Adding a Hardwired (Main IO) Device (BCP-50 Only) 1. On the `Setup' page, click the `Hardwired' tab 2. Click on `Add Device'. BCP will incrementally add hardwired devices beginning with Input 1. 3. To remove a device, click the `Delete Device' button. Devices will be removed incrementally in the reverse order they were added. 8 Adding an EC8IO Device 1. On the `EC8IO' page, click the `Add Module'. Enter the hostname of the EC8IO module. The hostname is the last 6 digits of the devices MAC address. It can be found by scanning the QR code on the EC8IO module with your smartphone. 2. The EC8IO default password must be changed before adding it to BCP. Click the `Change EC8IO Default Password' button. A new tab will open and link you to the Eclypse EC8IO log in page. Log in with the default username and password. When 9 prompted, change the password. Record this password. You will use it to connect the module to BCP. Close the Eclypse browser tab. 3. Back on the EC8IO page, enter the password you selected in the `Password' field. Click `OK'. BCP will scan the network and add the device. 4. Repeat steps 1-3 for each EC8IO module you want to add to BCP. 5. Add points to the EC8IO module by clicking the Add (+) button on the module. Enter the configuration parameters of your point and click `Add' · Input Name Provide a friendly name for the point · Input Select Select the input port the sensor is connected to · Units Select the units you want applied to the sensor, i.e., °F, °C, psi, Off/On. · Link to Digital Output Switch that allows you to trigger a digital output when the input exceeds the Control Setpoint. · Output Name Provide a friendly name for the digital output point · Output Select Select the output port on the controller you want connected to the input sensor. · Control Setpoint Setpoint used to trigger the digital output. When the sensor exceeds this value, the digital output will be triggered on. · Control Deadband Neutral zone around the Control Setpoint. The digital output will not be triggered until the sensor value exceeds the Control Setpoint +/- the Control Deadband. · Control Direction Defines whether the output should be triggered on when the sensor value is greater than (Direct) or less than (Reverse) the Control Setpoint. 6. Repeat step 5 for all points wired to the EC8IO module. 7. To remove a point from the module, click the `Delete' button on the point. 8. To remove an EC8IO module, first delete all points from the module, select the module and click the `Delete' button adjacent to the `Add Module' button. 10 Connect to the BCP Cloud Exchange 11 1. On the `Connect to BCP' page, if you already have a BCP account select `Yes' and proceed to step 3. If this is a new account, select `No' and proceed to step 2. 2. If `No', enter the `Customer Name' along with an email address where the temporary username and password you will use complete the cloud setup will be sent. Click `Submit'. Proceed to step 4. 3. If `Yes', enter the Customer ID. If valid, the `Next' button will become active. Click `Next'. Proceed to step 4. 4. Once connected, click the link provided (https://b1.buildingconnectplus.com) to finish setting up BCP in the cloud. 12 Initialize the Subscription and Add the Broker to the Account 1. For new BCP Accounts, upon initial login you will be prompted to initiate the Building Connect Plus subscription. Fill out the form and click `Submit'. It can be change at any time by anyone with an `Admin' role by going to `My Account Settings' in the Building Connect Plus site. 2. Next, you will be prompted to add the broker to the account. Click `Submit' 13 3. When added you will receive a Success dialog page. Click `OK' and continue with the setup process. Note 1: Failure to complete the above steps will cause the broker to disconnect and you will not be able to continue with the setup process. You will be prompted to complete these steps on each subsequent log in attempt. Note 2: Each panel comes with the first year of subscription service included. Beginning on the day the first broker was connected. A credit card is not required until the subscription renewal date. The payment set up process is explained in the BCP User Guide. 14 Setting up the Navigation Tree 1. Using the temporary username and password sent to your email address, log into the BCP cloud interface, https://b1.buildingconnectplus.com. 2. On the User Management page, select the System Layout tab. 3. The `Broker Tree' lists all the devices that have been added to the BCP Broker. Drag and drop each BCP Broker device from the Broker Tree to the Navigation Tree to complete the BCP installation process. Add Folders to the Navigation Tree to organize the devices as needed. 15 Adding a User 1. On the User Management page, select the Users tab. 2. Select "Add New" 3. Fill in the fields with the New Users information. 4. Assign a Role to the User. See Appendix D for the available User Roles 5. Limit access to equipment as needed by deselecting the visibility icon next the appropriate node in the Point Access window. 6. Click "Add" when done. 16 Appendix A VRF Integration VRF Integration Central Controllers Central Controller IP Address Gateway Address 1 192.162.25.226 192.162.25.225 2 192.162.25.227 192.162.25.225 3 192.162.25.228 192.162.25.225 4 192.162.25.229 192.162.25.225 Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0 17 VRF Integration Groups CC1 GROUP GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 GROUP 5 GROUP 6 GROUP 7 GROUP 8 GROUP 9 GROUP 10 GROUP 11 GROUP 12 GROUP 13 GROUP 14 GROUP 15 GROUP 16 GROUP 17 GROUP 18 GROUP 19 GROUP 20 GROUP 21 GROUP 22 GROUP 23 GROUP 24 GROUP 25 NAME SYSTEM GROUP GROUP 26 GROUP 27 GROUP 28 GROUP 29 GROUP 30 GROUP 31 GROUP 32 GROUP 33 GROUP 34 GROUP 35 GROUP 36 GROUP 37 GROUP 38 GROUP 39 GROUP 40 GROUP 41 GROUP 42 GROUP 43 GROUP 44 GROUP 45 GROUP 46 GROUP 47 GROUP 48 GROUP 49 GROUP 50 NAME SYSTEM 18 VRF Integration ODUs CC1 SYSTEM M-NET ADDRESS NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SERIES MODEL 19 VRF Integration Groups CC2 GROUP GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 GROUP 5 GROUP 6 GROUP 7 GROUP 8 GROUP 9 GROUP 10 GROUP 11 GROUP 12 GROUP 13 GROUP 14 GROUP 15 GROUP 16 GROUP 17 GROUP 18 GROUP 19 GROUP 20 GROUP 21 GROUP 22 GROUP 23 GROUP 24 GROUP 25 NAME SYSTEM GROUP GROUP 26 GROUP 27 GROUP 28 GROUP 29 GROUP 30 GROUP 31 GROUP 32 GROUP 33 GROUP 34 GROUP 35 GROUP 36 GROUP 37 GROUP 38 GROUP 39 GROUP 40 GROUP 41 GROUP 42 GROUP 43 GROUP 44 GROUP 45 GROUP 46 GROUP 47 GROUP 48 GROUP 49 GROUP 50 NAME SYSTEM 20 VRF Integration ODUs CC2 SYSTEM M-NET ADDRESS NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SERIES MODEL 21 VRF Integration Groups CC3 GROUP GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 GROUP 5 GROUP 6 GROUP 7 GROUP 8 GROUP 9 GROUP 10 GROUP 11 GROUP 12 GROUP 13 GROUP 14 GROUP 15 GROUP 16 GROUP 17 GROUP 18 GROUP 19 GROUP 20 GROUP 21 GROUP 22 GROUP 23 GROUP 24 GROUP 25 NAME SYSTEM GROUP GROUP 26 GROUP 27 GROUP 28 GROUP 29 GROUP 30 GROUP 31 GROUP 32 GROUP 33 GROUP 34 GROUP 35 GROUP 36 GROUP 37 GROUP 38 GROUP 39 GROUP 40 GROUP 41 GROUP 42 GROUP 43 GROUP 44 GROUP 45 GROUP 46 GROUP 47 GROUP 48 GROUP 49 GROUP 50 NAME SYSTEM 22 VRF Integration ODUs CC3 SYSTEM M-NET ADDRESS NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SERIES MODEL 23 VRF Integration Groups CC4 GROUP GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 GROUP 5 GROUP 6 GROUP 7 GROUP 8 GROUP 9 GROUP 10 GROUP 11 GROUP 12 GROUP 13 GROUP 14 GROUP 15 GROUP 16 GROUP 17 GROUP 18 GROUP 19 GROUP 20 GROUP 21 GROUP 22 GROUP 23 GROUP 24 GROUP 25 NAME SYSTEM GROUP GROUP 26 GROUP 27 GROUP 28 GROUP 29 GROUP 30 GROUP 31 GROUP 32 GROUP 33 GROUP 34 GROUP 35 GROUP 36 GROUP 37 GROUP 38 GROUP 39 GROUP 40 GROUP 41 GROUP 42 GROUP 43 GROUP 44 GROUP 45 GROUP 46 GROUP 47 GROUP 48 GROUP 49 GROUP 50 NAME SYSTEM 24 VRF Integration ODUs CC4 SYSTEM M-NET ADDRESS NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SERIES MODEL 25 Appendix B BACnet Integration BACnet Integration BACnet IP DEVICE NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IP ADDRESS DEVICE ID NETWORK # 192.162.25.230 1210 1 192.162.25.231 1211 1 192.162.25.232 1212 1 192.162.25.233 1213 1 192.162.25.234 1214 1 192.162.25.235 1215 1 192.162.25.236 1216 1 192.162.25.237 1217 1 192.162.25.238 1218 1 192.162.25.239 1219 1 26 BACnet Integration BACnet MSTP DEVICE NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 MAC ADDRESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DEVICE ID NETWORK # 1221 2 1222 2 1223 2 1224 2 1225 2 1226 2 1227 2 1228 2 1229 2 1230 2 27 Appendix C Hardwired (Main IO) Integration Hardwired (Main IO) Integration BCP50 Only DEVICE 1 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U1 STATUS INPUT 2 U2 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D1 START/STOP DEVICE 3 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U5 STATUS INPUT 2 U6 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D3 START/STOP DEVICE 5 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U9 STATUS INPUT 2 U10 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D5 START/STOP DEVICE 7 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U13 STATUS INPUT 2 U14 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D7 START/STOP DEVICE 2 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U3 STATUS INPUT 2 U4 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D2 START/STOP DEVICE 4 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U7 STATUS INPUT 2 U8 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D4 START/STOP DEVICE 6 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U11 STATUS INPUT 2 U12 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D6 START/STOP DEVICE 8 DEVICE NAME POINT # TERMINAL POINT NAME INPUT 1 U15 STATUS INPUT 2 U16 ALARM OUTPUT 1 D8 START/STOP 28 Appendix D Building Connect+ User Roles Component Sub-Component Admin Access Subscription Edit/View Payment Detail X Management View/Pay Invoice X Users X User Management System Layout X Alarming Alarm Console X Alarm Management X Schedule Management X Scheduling Create Schedules X Trend Builder Trend Viewer X Equipment Dashboards X System Monitoring Maintenance Tool X Auto Changeover X Manager Access X X X X X X X X X Operator Access User Access X X X X X X (Read- Only) X X 29