WebSupervisor

Web Based System for

Monitoring and Controlling

SW version 4.0.0
1 Document information 4
2 System overview 8
3 Operator guide 9
4 Appendix 73

Copyright © 2016 ComAp a.s.

Written by Lukas Smol
Prague, Czech Republic
ComAp a.s., U Uranie 1612/14a,
170 00 Prague 7, Czech Republic
Tel: +420 246 012 111
E-mail: [email protected], www.comap-control.com Global Guide
Table of contents
1 Document information 4
1.1 Clarification of notation 4
1.2 About this guide 4
1.3 Legal notice 4
1.4 Terms Of Use 5
1.5 List of abbreviations 6
1.6 Symbols in this manual 7

2 System overview 8
2.1 General description 8

3 Operator guide 9
3.1 Main Menu 9
3.2 Alerts 10
3.2.1 Alerts - Alarm Summary 11
3.2.2 Alerts - New Comments 11
3.2.3 Alerts - Others 12
3.3 Dashboard 12
3.3.1 Units Statistics - Summary 14
3.3.2 Graphs and Tables 14
3.3.3 New Alarms Table 17
3.3.4 General Dashboard Actions 18
3.4 Units 19
3.4.1 Monitored Units 20
3.4.2 Detail Views 25
3.4.3 Map 29
3.4.4 Tools 31
3.5 Data Log 36
3.5.1 Data History 38
3.5.2 Unit List 38
3.5.3 Graph View 39
3.5.4 Table View 46
3.5.5 Data Log Tabs 47
3.5.6 Map View - Geolocation 48
3.6 Reports 50
3.6.1 Web Reports 51
3.6.2 Downloads 53

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 3.6.3 Unit List 54
3.7 Settings 55
3.7.1 Application Settings 56
3.7.2 Units Settings 59
3.7.3 Users Settings 64
3.7.4 Groups Settings 67
3.7.5 Downloads Settings 70
3.8 Help 71
3.9 Internet Connection Monitoring 71

4 Appendix 73
4.1 AirGate 73
4.1.1 General description 73
4.1.2 Technical requirements 73
4.1.3 AirGate supports in ComAp controllers 73
4.1.4 How To Establish AirGate Communication 74

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1 Document information
1.1 Clarification of notation 4
1.2 About this guide 4
1.3 Legal notice 4
1.4 Terms Of Use 5
1.5 List of abbreviations 6
1.6 Symbols in this manual 7

1.1 Clarification of notation

Note: This type of paragraph calls readers attention to a notice or related theme.

IMPORTANT: This type of paragraph highlights a procedure, adjustment etc., which can cause a
damage or improper function of the equipment if not performed correctly and may not be clear at
first sight.

Example: This type of paragraph contains information that is used to illustrate how a specific function
works.

1.2 About this guide

This manual contains important instructions and information about the functionality and
and operation of WebSupervisor.It is mainly dedicated for operators of gen-sets or anybody who is concerned
with monitoring, operation and maintenance of gen-sets.

1.3 Legal notice

This End User's Guide/Manual as part of the Documentation is an inseparable part of ComAp’s Product and
may be used exclusively according to the conditions defined in the “END USER or Distributor LICENSE
AGREEMENT CONDITIONS – COMAP CONTROL SYSTEMS SOFTWARE” (License Agreement) and/or in
the “ComAp a.s. Standard terms for sale of Products and provision of Services” (Terms) and/or in the
“Standardní podmínky projektů komplexního řešení ke smlouvě o dílo, Standard Conditions for Supply of
Complete Solutions” (Conditions) as applicable.
ComAp’s License Agreement is governed by the Czech Civil Code 89/2012 Col., by the Authorship Act
121/2000 Col., by international treaties and by other relevant legal documents regulating protection of the
intellectual properties (TRIPS).
The End User and/or ComAp’s Distributor shall only be permitted to use this End User's Guide/Manual with
ComAp Control System Registered Products. The Documentation is not intended and applicable for any other
purpose.
Official version of the ComAp’s End User's Guide/Manual is the version published in English. ComAp reserves
the right to update this End User's Guide/Manual at any time. ComAp does not assume any responsibility for its
use outside of the scope of the Terms or the Conditions and the License Agreement.
Licensed End User is entitled to make only necessary number of copies of the End User's Guide/Manual. Any
translation of this End User's Guide/Manual without the prior written consent of ComAp is expressly prohibited!

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 Even if the prior written consent from ComAp is acquired, ComAp does not take any responsibility for the
content, trustworthiness and quality of any such translation. ComAp will deem a translation equal to this End
User's Guide/Manual only if it agrees to verify such translation. The terms and conditions of such verification
must be agreed in the written form and in advance.
Some components of open source software are being used in ComAp’s Software and Documentation to
WebSupervisor. Their use is associated with obligation to disclose conditions for further distribution and use of
the herein listed open source software. ComAp notifies that no changes were made to the used version of the
software source code.
By quoting references to the provisions of any licenses for open source software, ComAp fulfils the obligations
arising from license agreement conditions on the individual open source software. Individual components may
not be used to modify or otherwise intervene to the Software and Documentation for ComAp’s Product
WebSupervisor by the Distributor, End User or any other person.
Used open source software:

Name of OSS License condition web address

OpenStreetMap http://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright

Hardware/software components Trademarks/Registered marks list:

Hardware/software components
License/trade terms web address
Trademarks/Registered marks
None N/A

For more details relating to the Ownership, Extent of Permitted Reproductions Term of Use of the
Documentation and to the Confidentiality rules please review and comply with the ComAp’s License
Agreement, Terms and Conditions available on www.comap.cz.

1.4 Terms Of Use

ComAp disclaims all responsibility:
for controlling devices (eg. engines) either manually or electronically, either locally or remotely;
for any damage to health and property;
loss of connection, accessibility, insufficient connection speed, etc.

IMPORTANT: Always ensure another means of controlling (e.g. hardwired start/stop button) of your
devices in case of e.g. loss of the internet connection. Moreover a redundant internet connection
can further increase the reliability of your system.

You declare that all your devices are operated by only a qualified and fully trained personel familiar with:
all the documentation supplied with these devices;
all functions of these devices;
all safety rules necessary for operating these devices.

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 ComAp provides its Services as “Best effort”, however ComAp cannot guarantee a correct function of the
WebSupervisor application in case of a power outage, loss if internet connection, failure of the operated device,
etc.
Make sure you have secured continual backup of all your data for their subsequent restoration in case of any
outage, equipment failure or unavailability of the Services. Failure to follow these rules and any damages arising
therefrom shall be fully at your expense.

1.5 List of abbreviations

ECU Engine Electronic Control Unit
FW Firmware
GUI Graphical User Interface
GPS Global Positioning System
HW Hardware
OS Operating System
PC Personal Computer
PX Pixels
Sd Shutdown
SW Software
WSV WebSupervisor

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1.6 Symbols in this manual
Controller data - last
Shutdown Alarm update more than 1
day ago
User is online -
Warning internet connection
is OK
User is offline -
ECU Alarm Active
internet connection
is lost
Flst (Sensor Failed)
Alarm Active
AirGate

No Communication
+ Shutdown
Unit Group - Basic
No Communication
+ Warning
Unit Group - Site
No Communication
+ ECU Alarm Active Unit Group -
Webcontrol
No Communication
+ Flst (Sensor
Failed) Alarm Active
Location Icon - Site
No Communication -
No AirGate slot
available
Location Icon - Unit
No Communication

Location Icon - Unit

Communication OK,
w/o GPS
No Alarm

Unit Disabled

Controller data up-to-

date

Controller data - last

update more than 1
minute ago
Controller data - last
update more than 1
hr ago

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2 System overview
2.1 General description 8
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2.1 General description

WebSupervisor is a web-based system designed for monitoring and controlling of ComAp controllers over the
internet. This system offers a number of benefits that help optimize revenue for machinery fleets, as each piece
of equipment can be individually monitored for all important operational values.
The system works when the controller sends regular updates to a remote secure server which then safely
stores the information ready for users to view. Any registered user can easily access the server through an
internet-enabled device such as a PC, laptop or even a smartphone, which allows one to monitor equipment at
any time in any place.
The system provides a high level of administration and security, with the central administrator able to determine
the users’ access rights for specific equipment within the fleet as well as appropriate information. In addition,
event-generated emails can be created and sent to specific users to provide fast and efficient notifications to
improve decision-making or react to additional revenue generating opportunities.
WebSupervisor offers equipment owners a number of powerful reporting tools, allowing monthly summaries of
the availability and revenue creation that ensure that maintenance scheduling and asset utilization can be
maximized for individual equipment and the whole fleet. The information generated from each controller can be
archived for future analysis and the evaluation of trends.

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3 Operator guide
3.1 Main Menu 9
3.2 Alerts 10
3.3 Dashboard 12
3.4 Units 19
3.5 Data Log 36
3.6 Reports 50
3.7 Settings 55
3.8 Help 71
3.9 Internet Connection Monitoring 71
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3.1 Main Menu

The WebSupervisor application can be navigated through via the main menu bar. The menu consists of:

Image 3.1 Main Menu Bar

# Description

Company logo or company name

See also Company Name and Logo Customization (page 58)

Alerts (page 10) indication

Dashboard (page 12)

Units (page 19)

Data Log (page 36)

Reports (page 50)

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 # Description

Settings (page 55)

Help (page 71)

User name and time zone indication

Internet Connection Monitoring (page 71)

Logout button

Table 3.1 Main Menu Bar - Legend

Note: A Tooltip is available for the graphical elements of the WSV GUI. When the user hovers the cursor over
an icon (e.g. ), a hint with the icon meaning (e.g. "Actual") is displayed.

3.2 Alerts
"Alerts" sub-menu contains summary of all the important messages and alerts related to your account and your
units. The overview can be activated via the icon on the Main Menu bar.

Image 3.2 Alerts - Menu

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 The number on the top right corner of the icon indicates the overall number of active alerts. Moreover, in case a
new alert is activated (new alarm, new comment, etc.) the icon starts blinking for approx. 3s. After opening the
"Alerts" menu, the summary number of a group containing new alerts is highlighted with a bold font.
The "Alerts" groups are defined as follows:
Alerts - Alarm Summary (page 11)
Alerts - New Comments (page 11)
Alerts - Downloads (page 1)
Alerts - Others (page 12)

3.2.1 Alerts - Alarm Summary

The "Alarm Summary" field displays an overall number of active alarm related alerts for all the units associated
with your account. The following types of alarms are included in the "Alerts" indication:
Shutdown
No Communication

A click on the "Alarm Summary" field opens a detailed list of alarms per unit, which offers several actions:

Clear Alert(s)
The displayed alerts can be removed from the list one by one via the button or all together via the ("Clear
All") button on the bottom of the list.
Note: Clearing of the alarm related alert does not acknowledge the alarm on the unit. You can do so from the
"Unit Detail" (see below).

Activate Unit Detail

Clicking on the unit name in the list will redirect you to the unit's detail, where you can see the entire Alarm List
of the unit and acknowledge the alarm.
Note: This action also removes the related alert from the list.

Change the List Order

As a default, the alarm related alerts are ordered by date (newest on top). You can change that by activating the
list order option via the icon (top right corner of the list) and change the ascending ( ) or descending ( )
order based on the following criteria:
Alarm Type
Unit Name
Alert Date (default)

3.2.2 Alerts - New Comments

The "New Comments" field displays an overall number of active (unread) comments for all the units associated
with your account.

A click on the "New Comments" field opens a detailed list of units with unread comments. For each unit, the
amount of unread comments as well as a total comment number is displayed (Unread/Total). Moreover, the list
offers several actions:

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 Clear Alert(s)
The displayed alerts can be removed from the list one by one via the button or all together via the ("Clear
All") button on the bottom of the list.
Note: Clearing of the comment related alert does not mark the comment as read. You can do so from the "Unit
Detail" (see below).

Activate Unit Detail

Clicking on the unit name in the list will redirect you to the unit's detail, where you can see all the comments for
the unit and mark the comments as read.
Note: This action also removes the related alert from the list.

Change the List Order

As a default, the comment related alerts are ordered by date (newest on top). You can change that by activating
the list order option via the icon (top right corner of the list) and change the ascending ( ) or descending (
) order based on the following criteria:
Unit Name
Number of Unread Comments
Alert Date (default)

3.2.3 Alerts - Others

All the alerts that cannot be included in any of the above mentioned groups are listed separately on the bottom of
the "Alerts" list:

Alert Type Activated By

Lost Internet Connection Connection to the internet or the WebSupervisor server is lost.
Filter Is Active Any of the filters in Tools (page 31) is active.
"Show As Modules" Is Active The option "Show As Modules" is selected in Tools (page 31)
Show Only Selected" Is Active The option "Show Only Selected" is selected in Tools (page 31)
"Webcontrol" Is Active The function Webcontrol (page 34) is active.
A message from the application admin, e.g. upcoming
Generic Message
maintenance.

Table 3.2 Other Alerts Types

Clear Alert(s)
The displayed alerts can be removed from the list one by one via the button or all together via the ("Clear
All") button on the bottom of the list.

3.3 Dashboard
After logging into the WebSupervisor application, the "Dashboard" page is displayed as a homepage by default.

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 Image 3.3 Main Menu - Dashboard Selected

At any time, the "Dashboard" page can be switched into by clicking the respective icon on the Main Menu bar.
The structure of the page is described in the table and picture below:

# Description

Units Statistics - Summary (page 14)

Graphs and Tables (page 14)

New Alarms Table (page 17)

Table 3.3 Dashboard - Overview

Image 3.4 Dashboard - Example

Note: If you wish to change the Homepage settings, see "Homepage" in General Settings (page 57)

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3.3.1 Units Statistics - Summary
These statistics are divided into several square tiles, each of the displaying the cumulative amount of units
which are in a specific state at the moment (see the table below).
Moreover, if any counter (except "Total") on the tile is greater than 0, left click on the tile opens a list of
corresponding units.

Image 3.5 Units Statistics -Example

Tile Label Description

Online Summary number of units in online state (regardless of alarms).
Offline Summary number of units in offline state (regardless of alarms).
Total Total number of all units of the account.
In Alarm Summary number of units with at least one active alarm.
Summary number of units which are not communicating due to occupied AirGate
No AirGate
ports.
Summary number of units with the LOCATE or GPS function enabled (see Add New
GPS/GSM
Unit (page 59)).
Service Summary number of all units with their service time countdown lower than 24 hrs.
Eng. Loaded Summary number of all units currently in the "Loaded" state.
Shutdown Summary number of all units with an active Shutdown alarm.
Warning Summary number of all units with an active warning.
ECU Summary number of all units with an active ECU alarm.
Fail Summary number of all units with an active Flst alarm.
No Communication Summary number of all units with an active with lost communication.
Disabled Summary number of disabled units.

Table 3.4 Units Statistics - Description

Note: For further description of the states above, see Alarms (page 21). For other available actions, see
General Dashboard Actions (page 18).

3.3.2 Graphs and Tables

This area consists of 4 main sub-sections:
Relative Power Output Graph (page 15)
Service Time Table (page 15)

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 Active Comments Table (page 16)
Engine State Graph (page 17)

Relative Power Output Graph

For each unit of the account, the unit name is listed with a respective graphical representation (bar-graph with a
value label) of it's Relative Power Output.
The Relative Power Output of a unit is a value computed from the unit's Actual Power and the value of Nominal
Power setpoint:
Relative Power Output = (Actual Power / Nominal Power) * 100

Image 3.6 Relative Power Output Graph - Example

Service Time Table

This table divides units into 4 categories based on their current value of the Service Time countdown counter:
0 - 24 hrs
24 - 300 hrs
300 - 600 hrs
600 - 1000 hrs

The time frames above are displayed on tiles in the table's header. Clicking on a specific tile displays a list of
units with their current Service Time within the respective time frame. For each unit of the list, the unit's name is
displayed with the name of the specific value in the controller used for the calculation, as well as it's current
value. Moreover, each tile displays a counter of units, that are currently in the time frame.
In case none of the tiles is selected, the table displays the current Service Time value for all units in the
account. To un-select a tile, click again on the selected one.

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 Image 3.7 Dashboard - Service Time Table Example

Active Comments Table

A list of all units in the account with at least one active comment (i.e. not marked as read). For each displayed
unit, the unit's name is listed along with a preview of the most current active comment.

Left click on the icon redirects you to the unit's Unit Detail (page 28), where you can read the full comment
and mark it as read.

Image 3.8 Active Comments Table - Example

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 Engine State Graph
This sub-section displays a statistical overview of a controller value Engine State. In a form or a bar-graph, it
displays the current number of units in various states (e.g., Ready, Loaded, Cooling, etc.).
Clicking on a bar, that represents a specific state opens a window with a list of all units, that are currently in that
state.

Image 3.9 Engine State Graph - Example

3.3.3 New Alarms Table

This table aggregates all the new active alarms for all the units of the account. The structure of the table
depends on the number of active alarms per unit:
One active alarm per unit:
The unit name and alarm label is displayed in one row of the table
The row is highlighted according to the current alarm color (see Alarms (page 21))

Image 3.10 New Alarms Table - Single Alarm

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 Multiple active alarms per unit:
The unit name and icons of active alarms are displayed in one row of the table (for the list of alarm icons,
see (see Alarms (page 21))
The row can be expanded by clicking on a symbol on the left side of the row to show the list of all
active alarms of the unit.

Image 3.11 New Alarms Table - Multiple Alarms

To remove an item from the list, click on the symbol on the right side of the item row.

Note: For other available actions, see General Dashboard Actions (page 18).

3.3.4 General Dashboard Actions

In addition to the actions described in the chapters above, there are a few more applicable to all the sub-sections
of the "Dashboard" page.

Jump To Unit Detail

Left click on a unit name in any of the lists and tables on "Dashboard" redirects you to the Unit Detail (page 28)
of the respective unit.

You can always return back to the "Dashboard" page by clicking the icon in the top left corner.

Open Full-Screen View

A full-screen view of a table (graph) can be open by clicking the icon in the top right corner of the table
(graph). In order to close the full-screen view, click on the .

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 Expand / Collapse
Each table (graph) on the"Dashboard" can be collapsed to show only a tile with the table's (graph's) title by
clicking the icon in the top right corner of the table (graph). To expand back, click icon located in the same
position.

Moreover, this can be applied to all of the tables and graphs at once, by clicking ( resp.
) icon in the top right corner of the "Dashboard" page.

Change Table Order

The default order of items in tables can be changed by choosing an ascending or a descending order
based on categories applicable for a specific table (e.g. Unit Name, Alarm Type, Value, etc.).

The buttons for order change can be toggled on and off by clicking on a icon in the top right corner of any
"Dashboard" table.
Note: This function is also available in Full-Screen View.

3.4 Units
The "Units" section provides an overview of the state and position of the monitored units.
To navigate to the "Units" section, click on the "Units" icon on the Main Menu bar:

Image 3.12 Main Menu - Units Selected

The displayed section consists of two main areas:

Monitored Units (page 20)
Map (page 29)

The "Units" section layout can be adjusted according to your preferences.

The following layouts can be toggled via the arrows on the "Monitored Units" menu bar:
Wide Table and Map
Wide Map with Table
Table only
All of the layouts above can be also displayed with a sidebar displaying "Tools" selection or a "Mini Detail" of a
selected unit. For more details see Monitored Units (page 20)

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 Image 3.13 Units - Page Layout Example (Wide Table & Map)

# Description

"Monitored Units" menu bar

Sidebar - Unit Mini Detail (page 26)

Monitored Units (page 20) Table (table view)

Map (page 29)

Table 3.5 Units - Page Subsections Explanation

3.4.1 Monitored Units

The "Monitored Units" section consists of a list of all the units registered under the currently logged user
account and also of the units, that have been shared with the user.
For each unit, the values read from the controller are listed in a table or on a unit tile. The view mode can be
switched via the icons (''Table View") and ("Icon View") on the Monitored Units menu bar.

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 Image 3.14 Monitored Units - Table View

Image 3.15 Monitored Units - Icon View

Note: When the selected page layout is "Table only" (see Units (page 19)), only the "Table View" is available.

Regardless of the selected view mode, the following information are displayed for each unit:
Alarms (page 21)
Unit Name (page 24)
Engine state (page 24)
Update (page 24)
Controller Values (page 25)

Moreover, a detailed view of each unit is available in Unit Detail (page 28).

Alarms
Alarm Indications
For each unit, the state of alarms and communication is indicated:
On the Dashboard (page 12)
Depends on the number of alarms - see New Alarms Table (page 17)

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 On the Monitored Units (page 20) table
Alarm Icon displayed (see table below)
Unit or a group name highlighted according to the current alarm
If multiple alarms are active, the alarm with the highest priority is displayed
On the Map (page 29)
Position icon color changes according to the current alarm
If multiple alarms are active, the alarm with the highest priority is displayed
On the Main Menu (page 9) bar
Alerts (page 10) counter displays the summary number of active alarms
On the Unit Detail (page 28) and the Unit Mini Detail (page 26)
All the alarms of the unit displayed in the Alarm List

Communication State Icon Description Priority

No alarm 5

Warning active 4

Online -
Shutdown alarm active 1
Communication OK

ECU alarm active 3

Flst (Sensor Failed) alarm active 2

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 Communication State Icon Description Priority

No alarm was active 7

Warning was active 6

Shutdown alarm was active 3

Offline -
ECU alarm was active 5
No Communication

Flst (Sensor Failed) alarm was active 4

No AirGate slot available 2

Unit Disabled 1

Table 3.6 Alarm Icons Description

In addition to that, the appearance of a new alarm is actively indicated:

The alarm icon starts blinking (for 3 seconds with a period of 1 second)
Sound indication is triggered
The new alarm is recorded in Alerts (page 10)
Depending on the permissions set for the user and specific units, an email notification can be sent (see
"Permissions" in Add New Unit (page 59) or Add New User (page 64))

Alarms Priorities
Only one alarm/state is indicated on the "Monitored Units" table and the "Map". If multiple alarms are active in a
specific unit, the alarm with the highest priority is displayed.
In the table above, the alarms are divided into online and offline groups. Alarms from both groups cannot appear
in a unit in the same time, therefore priorities are defined for each group separately. The highest priority is 1.

Example: The unit is online and both ECU Alarm and Warning are active. ECU Alarm has a higher priority,
therefore on the "Monitored Units" table, the unit is highlighted in blue with a icon displayed. On the
"Map" the color of the position icon is blue.

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 Alarms Reset
You can acknowledge the alarms via the button located on the "Unit Detail" or the "Unit Mini Detail"Unit
Mini Detail (page 26)
If the alarm cause is still active, the alarm indication on the "Monitored Units" table and the "Map" will remain
active as well.

Unit Name
Displays the unit name as defined by the user. In case the unit reports an alarm or a warning, the unit name is
highlighted as illustrated on the pictures below.

Image 3.16 Unit Name - Warning

Image 3.17 Unit Name - Alarm

Engine state
The engine state (e.g. Ready, Loaded, etc.) as read from the controller is displayed in the Engine column.
Note: For a detailed description of the engine states, please, refer to the user guide of the respective controller.

Update
The data displayed in WSV GUI are periodically read from the controller. The Update column indicates the time
since the last data reading:

Icon Description

Up-to-date Data

Last Update - more than 1 minute ago

Last Update - more than 1 hour ago

Last Update - more than 1 day ago

Table 3.7 Update Icons Description

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 Controller Values
Predefined analog and binary values (e.g. actual power, frequency, RPM) read from the controller are displayed
for each unit. The amount and alignment of the displayed values depends on the selected view (Table vs. Icons,
see Monitored Units (page 20)) and the selected page layout (Map vs. Table, see Units (page 19)).

Table View Icon View

Table Only 4 values per unit 1 value per unit
Wide Table with Map 2 values per unit 1 value per unit
Wide Map with Table No values N/A

Table 3.8 Values Displayed for Various Layout Combinations

Search, Filter and Order Units

The WSV application provides several functions for managing the "Monitored Units" table:
Dynamic string search - see Search Units (page 25)
Unit list filtering- see Filter (page 35)
Unit list ordering - see Order Units (page 25)
Manual selection- see Selected Units Actions (page 34)

Search Units
You can search for a unit by typing a unit name into the search column on the Monitored Units table top bar.

Image 3.18 Monitored Units Table - Top bar

The search function is dynamic, i.e. the table is filtered gradually as the user types and the matching strings are
underlined. The search is not case or diacritic sensitive.

Note: When there is an active search filter and a user adds another unit with a name matching the filter, the unit
is added to the table.

Order Units
You can order the units displayed in the Monitored Units table by choosing an ascending or a descending
order based on one of the three categories:
Unit Alarm - the units are ordered according to the Alarm priority (see Alarms (page 21))
Unit Name - the units are ordered according to the unit name (A-Z or Z-A)
Last Update - the units are ordered according to the last data update (see Update (page 24))

3.4.2 Detail Views

In addition to the "Monitored Units" table, a detailed view of each unit is available.

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 Unit Mini Detail
"Unit Mini Detail" is a concise version of Unit Detail (page 28), which can be displayed for each unit in form of
a sidebar (left side of the GUI screen). You can activate this sidebar by clicking on the chosen unit - either on the
Monitored Units (page 20) table or on the Map (page 29).
The information and actions available on the "Unit Mini Detail" are described in the table and picture below.

# Description

Unit Name

Shortcut Menu:
Open Downloads (page 53)
Open Data Log (page 36) for the unit
Open Unit Detail (page 28)
Open Units Settings (page 59)

Indication of the communication state

Controller Values (page 25)

Alarms (page 21) of the unit with the Reset Alarms button

Scroll Buttons (Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Scroll To Top)

Table 3.9 Unit Mini Detail - Overview

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 Image 3.19 Unit Mini Detail - Example

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 Note: In case you wish to display "Unit Mini Detail" for several units at once, use the "Show As Modules"
function on the "Tools" bar - see Selected Units Actions (page 34))

Unit Detail
"Unit Detail" is the main tool for monitoring and control of the unit. The "Unit Detail" of a specific unit can be
activated via the icon either from the Unit Mini Detail (page 26) shortcut menu or from top menu
bar of the Data Log (page 36), Units Settings (page 59), etc.
"Unit Detail" provides an overview of the state of your unit, it's values and statistics and offers some
fundamental unit control commands. For a more precise description, see the table and image below.
You can switch between the detail views of all your units via the Unit List (page 54), that can be activated by a
button on the "Unit Detail" top bar. From this bar, you can also switch to the Map View - Geolocation
(page 48) or the Data Log (page 36) view of the unit.

# Description
Main indicators of the unit state
Last Update indication
Engine and breakers states
Button for launching the InteliMonitor

Gauge meters for analog values

Main unit commands

Start / Stop
Breaker control with breaker state indication

Alarm List with a Alarm Reset button

Chosen analog and binary values read from the controller (e.g. generator frequency, oil
pressure, etc.)

Chosen unit information (e.g. unit name, type of communication, etc.)

Unit statistics (e.g. number of starts, fuel consumption, etc.)

User comments list (unread comments highlighted in red)

Table 3.10 Unit Detail - Overview

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 Image 3.20 Unit Detail - Example

In addition to the Main Unit Detail tab, more tabs are available for some units:
ECU Tab
If applicable, displays ECU related values
I/O Tab
If applicable, displays values from built-in and/or external inputs and outputs

Launch Other Monitoring Tools

Other monitoring tools can be launched from Unit Detail (page 28)or Unit Mini Detail (page 26) via the
button. The specific tool to be launched is automatically selected based on your controller
type.
Note: For this function to work properly, the supported version of the PC tools must be installed on your device.

3.4.3 Map
You can monitor the position and state of your units on the map. It is available in the Units (page 19) section
and it's appearance and dimensions depends on the selected page layout.

The following layouts can be toggled via the arrows on the "Monitored Units" menu bar:
Wide Table and Map
Wide Map with Table
Table only
All of the layouts above can be also displayed with a sidebar displaying "Tools" selection or a "Mini Detail" of a
selected unit. For more details see Monitored Units (page 20)

Map Visualization
In a default view, the Map scale is adjusted to display all the units registered under the current user account and
also the units that have been shared with the user.

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 Image 3.21 Example of a Map Display

If a unit is equipped with a GPS module or supports Locate services, it's current position is displayed on the
map. If not, the unit's position can be entered manually (see Add New Unit (page 59)). The provided
coordinates are then used for the map display.
The state of the unit is indicated by the type and the color of the map icons. For more details, see the table
below. Moreover, a selected unit is visualized with by an enlarged icon.

Note: As a default, units with the state "Disabled" are not displayed on the map. This setting can be changed in
settings- see General Settings (page 57)

Icon Description

Displayed unit - generic icon

Unit without a GPS localization (position entered manually).

Unit or a group with an active comment.

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 Icon Description

Group - type Site (see also Groups Settings (page 67))

Concentration of several units close to each other (relatively to current map scale).
The amount of units is indicated by the number in the circle.
Separate units are displayed when zoomed in.

Table 3.11 Map Icons

The color variations of the icons above (except for the icon with the number of units) correspond to the colors
listed for varius unit states in Alarms (page 21) table.

Map Actions
The control of the map is intuitive and similar to standard electronic map applications. It supports both the
control with a mouse as well as a touch control. The more detailed description is available in the table below
(actions for touch devices are listed in brackets).

Button / Action Description Alternative

Mouse scroll up (spread two fingers
apart on the screen)
Zoom in on the map
Double click (double tap) on a map
point or a unit icon

Mouse scroll down (pinch two fingers

Zoom out on the map
together on the screen)

Home position - adjust the map scale to

N/A
show all the units under the account

Pan the map view - displays arrow

Left click (tap) anywhere on the map,
buttons for panning the map view left,
hold and drag
right, up and down

Left click (tap) on a Selects the unit on the "Monitored Units"

N/A
unit icon table

Table 3.12 Map Actions

3.4.4 Tools
The "Tools" sidebar is available on the "Units" page and can be activated via the button on the "Monitored
Units" menu bar. This action also displays check-boxes for each item (unit or group) on the "Monitored Units"
table.
The "Tools" sidebar consists of three sections:

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 # Description

Webcontrol (page 34)

Selected Units Actions (page 34)

Filter (page 35)

Table 3.13 Tools Sidebar - Sections

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 Image 3.22 Tools Sidebar - Sections

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 Webcontrol
The "Webcontrol" tool allows you to control (start / stop) several units at once, when all of the following
conditions are met:
Units are grouped in a group type "Webcontrol" - see Add New Group (page 68)
Current user's rights include "Control" - see Add New User (page 64)
Remote Control is enabled in all of the controllers in the group - refer to the specific controller's guide
All of the controllers in the group are in AUT mode - refer to the specific controller's guide

Webcontrol - How To
Make sure the preconditions for "Webcontrol" are met (see above)
On the "Tools" sidebar, choose "Open Webcontrol"
A list of all the "Webcontrol" groups defined under or shared with the current user account is displayed. To
control one of the groups, click on the "Control Group" button ( ) of the respective group.
Select the whole group or some chosen units by ticking the respective check-boxes.

Note: The summary nominal power of the selected units is displayed on the bottom of the list as "Selected
Nominal".

Use the START and STOP buttons to control the selected units as a group.

Image 3.23 Start Multiple Units Via Webcontrol

To return from the "Webcontrol" of a selected group, click on the button on the right side of the group row.

Selected Units Actions

When the "Tools" sidebar is activated (click on the button on the "Monitored Units" menu bar), check-boxes
for each item (unit or group) on the "Monitored Units" table are displayed.
You can select particular units or groups by ticking their respective check-boxes and the launch one of the
"Tools" actions:
"Download History"
Download history of all selected units into a file.
"Show Only Selected"
Only the selected units will be displayed on the "Monitored Units" table
When clicked again, the view is reset (all units displayed)

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 "Show As Modules"
A Unit Mini Detail (page 26) of selected units is displayed on the "Monitored Units" table
When clicked again, the view is reset (standard "Monitored Units" table view, all units displayed)

Image 3.24 Monitored Units - Show As Modules

Filter
The "Filter" tool enables you to adjust the display of items on the "Monitored Units" table based on their type and
state, which helps you to monitor your units more effectively in different situations.

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 Note: For more possibilities on filtering and adjusting the "Monitored Units" table, see also Search, Filter and
Order Units (page 25).

Filter Options
Various filter criterion can be selected and combined together::
"Show Only Groups"
Display only groups (type "Basic" or "Site", see Add New Group (page 68)). The groups can be
expanded to display associated units.

Active when the button is ticked.

"Show Separate Units"
Display all the units regardless of their association with any group

Active when the button is ticked.

"Show All"
Display both groups and units.
"Show Group"
Dynamic search field - start typing an existing group name (type "Basic" or "Site") in the search field and
choose from the offered matches (the matches are gradually filtered)
Several groups can be entered in the search field
"Alarm Type"
Filter the list by ticking the check-boxes of specific alarm types or communication states
For detailed explanation on the available alarms and states, see Alarms (page 21)

The result of these two filter categories depends on whether the group or unit display is selected. For more
details, see the table below.

Reset Filters
Separate filter criteria can be undone by un-ticking the respective check-boxes of the alarm type filter or deleting
chosen group names from the group search field.

To remove all the defined filters, press the button on the bottom of the "Tools" sidebar.
Moreover, in case some filters are active and the "Tools" sidebar has been deactivated, an info message
appears on the top of the "Monitored Units" table (see image below). This message tile also offers to reset all
the active filters.

Image 3.25 Message - Filters Active

3.5 Data Log

The "Data Log" section offers a graphical overview on how the selected values of the monitored units changed
over time.

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 To navigate to the "Data Log" section, click on the "Data Log" icon on the Main Menu bar:

Image 3.26 Main Menu - Data Log Selected

Alternatively, the "Data Log" of a specific unit can be displayed via the or the buttons from the
following locations:
Unit Detail (page 28)
Unit Mini Detail (page 26)
Units Settings (page 59)

The top menu bar of the "Data Log" section offers various view modes and shortcuts. For more details, see the
image and the table below.

Image 3.27 Data Log - Top Menu Bar

# Description

Activate Unit List (page 38) Sidebar

Switch to Graph View (page 39)

Switch to Table View (page 46)

Switch to Map View - Geolocation (page 48) 1

Switch to Unit Detail (page 28)

Switch to Downloads (page 53)

Switch to Settings (page 55)

1Available only for units equipped with a GPS module or supporting LOCATE function.

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 Table 3.14 Data Log - Top Menu Bar Legend

3.5.1 Data History

WebSupervisor automatically stores predefined values read from the controller.
To ensure reliability, the history is read in two parallel modes:

Batch Reading
The controller is adjusted to save the history data each hour. These data are then read from the controller as a
batch and saved by the WebSupervisor. The time stamp of the data is rounded to a full hour (e.g. 9:00:00).

Periodical Reading
Additionally to the batch reading, once every hour the values are read from the controller directly. This happens
regardless of whether the user is logged into the application or not. These values are not synchronized to a full
hour.

3.5.2 Unit List

The "Unit List" provides tools for selection of units and data to be displayed in the history summaries. It can be
activated by a button on the left side of the "Data Log" top menu bar.
The sidebar displays the list of all units registered under (or shared with) the current account.
The available actions are described below.

Unit Search
The unit list can be filtered via dynamic search tool. The search field is activated via the icon on the top of
the "Unit List" sidebar. Start typing an existing unit name in the search field and choose from the offered
matches (the matches are gradually filtered). The filter is not case or diacritic sensitive. Several units can be
entered into the search field.

Change List Order

The units in the "Unit List" are order alphabetically. The default order (A to Z) can be changed via the and
buttons on the top bar of the list.

Unselect All
To cancel all the values selected in the list (see below), click on the button.

Unit Values
Left click on the icon on the right side of a particular unit, expands the sub-list of values available for the unit.
To add or remove the values from the "Data Log" graph (table) display, tick or un-tick the check-boxes of the
particular values. Data from several units can be displayed on one graph (table) and thus easily compared.
The tab with selected values is automatically saved for the current user, so you do not have to select the values
repeatedly.

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 Image 3.28 Data Log Unit List - Example

3.5.3 Graph View

To display your history data graphically switch to the Graph view - click on the icon on the "Data Log" top
menu. You can choose which values to display on the graph via the Unit List (page 38). A legend with a brief
description of the selected values is displayed on the top left corner of the graph (for more legend options, see
Display (page 44)).
Moreover, for each unit you can define and save user specific tabs to keep the values you've selected for
plotting even after re-login (for more details, see Data Log Tabs (page 47)).
Note: In Graph view, you can also temporarily remove values from the plot, by clicking on the value name on
the graph legend. The removed value is marked as crossed-out.

Graph Options
Graph view offers several functions and tools that allow you to adjust the figures according to your preferences
and keep the settings. These functions are described below.

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 Time Range
To change the time range of the visualized data, click on the icon and select either one of the predefined time
frames (e.g. last week, last month) or define your own period by selecting the "From - To" option.

Graph Type
There are 3 main Graph types available in "Data Log":
Line Graph (page 40)
Bar Graph (page 40)
Heat Map (page 42)

Line Graph
This graph type is a default option. For each value read from the controller, the individual data points are
connected by a line to visualize the change of the value over time. The current value at any time can be
displayed by hovering the cursor over the graph (this function can be turned off in Display (page 44) options).

Image 3.29 Data Log - Line Graph Example

Note: The grey area on the graph indicates weekends.

Bar Graph
The values are represented in form of vertical bars that allows summation and comparison of data.

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 Image 3.30 Data Log - Bar Graph Example

When a "Bar" is selected as a graph type, two additional options appear on the graph toolbar.
Bar Graph Sampling
Defines a sample period:
1/4 Hour Week
Hour Month
Day Year

Bar Graph Method

A mathematical operation to be performed over the sample data:
"Sum" of all the data in the sample period
"Average" value of the data in the sample period
"Minimum" value of the data in the sample period
"Maximum" value of the data in the sample period
"Difference" - maximum difference between the values within the sample period
"Difference Increasing" - displays only the positive difference (greater than 0)

Example: To display the maximum temperature of coolant liquid for each day during last week, select: Time
Range = "Last Week"and Graph Type = "Bar". As the additional options, select "Day" and "Maximum" (see
also the image below)

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 .
Image 3.31 Data Log - Bar Graph Example (Daily Maximum Value)

Heat Map
The data are visualized in a form of a time matrix where individual values are represented by different colors.

Image 3.32 Data Log - Heat Map Example

Note: Only one variable (e.g. temperature) can be displayed on a heat map at a time. If another one is selected
on the Unit List (page 38), it is automatically crossed out.

As an additional option, the preferred colormap type(JET, Linear, etc.) can be selected.

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 Tools
To choose from various graph tools click on the icon on the graph bar.

Connect All Points

In case of missing data points, the default setting of the graph is to keep the respective part of the plot blank.
Ticking the "Connect All Points" tool will connect the nearest valid data values with a straight line.

Image 3.33 Data Log - Missing Data Connected

Trim Visible Data

If there is a longer period of missing data before or after the displayed fragment of the plot, ticking this option will
adjust the plot zoom to display the existing data only.

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 Image 3.34 Data Log - Visible Data Trimmed

Oscilloscope Mode
Switch into oscilloscope mode.

Reload All Data

The option re-reads all the data and plots the updated data set.

Export Graph As XLSX

The selected values within the selected time frame (i.e. what is currently displayed on the graph/table) are
exported into an excel table and automatically saved on your device.

Display
The appearance of the visualized data can be further adjusted by various view modes. Click on the icon and
select one of the available options.

Show Points
Ticking the option shows / hides the data points on the graph.

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 Multiple Axis
In case you wish to plot data of various types and ranges, tick this option and the graph will display separate Y-
axis for each of the values.

Image 3.35 Data Log - Multiple Axis Display

No Legend
By default, a legend with a brief description of the selected values is displayed on the top left corner of the
graph. To hide / show the legend, tick the "No Legend" option.

Short Legend
Short legend contains of the name and the unit (if applicable) of the displayed values as well as the indication of
their respective colors on the graph.

Image 3.36 Data Log - Short Legend

Full Legend
Additionally to Short Legend, the Full Legend displays the unit name as well.

Image 3.37 Data Log - Full Legend

Hide Tooltips
When you hover above a plotted line of the graph, the current at the respective time is displayed. This function is
activated by default and can be deactivated by checking the option "Hide Tooltips".

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 Show Full Screen
Displays the graph view in full-screen mode. Un-tick the option to return back to normal view.

Uncheck All Values

Unchecks all the values selected in the Unit List (page 38) and clears the graph.

Zoom And Pan

Buttons for zooming and panning of the graph view are located on the right side of the graph bar.

Symbol Description

Zoom-in on the time axis (within the selected time frame)

Zoom-out on the time axis.

Cancel the zoom (return back to the selected time frame)

Pan the view to the left along the time axis.

Pan the view to the right along the time axis.

Table 3.15 Data Log - Zoom and Pan Buttons Description

Note: Alternatively, you can also zoom into a specific time frame by selecting it with a mouse left button.

3.5.4 Table View

To display your history data in a form of a table, switch to the Table view - click on the icon on the "Data
Log" top menu. You can choose which values to display in the table via the Unit List (page 38).
Each row of the Table represents one history record. The individual values are then listed in separate rows, with
the first row always containing the time stamp of the record.
Moreover, for each unit you can define and save user specific tabs to keep the values you've selected for the
table even after re-login (for more details, see Data Log Tabs (page 47)).

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 Image 3.38 Data Log- Table View Example

Table Options
A toolbar available on the top of the plot area enables you to adjust the way the selected data are displayed. The
following options are available:

Displayed Time Range

To change the time range of the visualized data, click on the icon and select either one of the predefined time
frames (e.g. last week, last month) or define your own period by selecting the "From - To" option.

Tools
Clicking on the symbol unrolls two available tools:

Reload All Data

The option re-reads all the data and plots the updated data set.

Export Graph As XLSX

The selected values within the selected time frame (i.e. what is currently displayed on the graph/table) are
exported into an excel table and automatically saved on your device.

3.5.5 Data Log Tabs

In "Data Log" section, user specific tabs can be created and saved for each unit associated with the account.
This means you can select specific values you want to have displayed on one Graph or Table, saved it as a new
tab, name it and use repeatedly (the selection will be saved also after re-logging into the account).
For each tab, the selection can be displayed in both Graph and Table view.

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 Image 3.39 Data Log - Tabs Bar

Create New Tab

To create a new tab, click on the icon located on the tabs bar above the Graph (Table). When first created,
the tab name is set to "Tab x" (x being an incremental counter) as default. The preset name can be changed -
see Rename Tab (page 48).

Rename Tab
To change the name of an existing tab, click on it to display the tab options. Then click on the .icon, type in
the name and confirm by Enter or by clicking on the icon again.

Remove Tab
To remove an existing tab, click on it to display the tab options. Then click on the icon. There is no further
confirmation needed - the tab is deleted immediately.

Save Tabs
To save your tab settings, click on the icon located on the tabs bar above the Graph (Table). The settings
(i.e. tab name and value selection) will be saved also after re-logging into the account.

3.5.6 Map View - Geolocation

The Map (Geolocation) view enables you to visualize the current status as well as the history of the position of
your mobile units. To switch to Geolocation view, click on the icon on the "Data Log". Alternatively it can
also be activated from the Unit Detail (page 28) via the icon.
The structure of the section and the available tools and information are described on the picture and related table
below.
Note: Functions related to "Geolocation" are available only for units that are equipped with a GPS module or
support LOCATE function. Moreover, the "GPS Position" option in the Units Settings (page 59) must be set
up to "Mobile - LOCATE or GPS used". See also Add New Unit (page 59).

Image 3.40 Data Log - Geolocation Section Structure

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 # Description

Time Range (page 50) selection

Geofencing (page 49) - turn view on/off

Tracking (page 50) - turn view on/off

Map (page 49) view for the current unit (Geofencing view activated)

Table of Geolocation Values (page 50)

Table 3.16 Data Log - Geolocation Overview

Map
In general, the Map in the "Data Log" section offers the same functionality and information (for a selected unit)
as the Map (page 29) in Monitored Units (page 20) section (e.g. current position, alarm state, etc.).
Additionally to that, (if applicable for the respective unit) it visualizes the Geofencing (page 49) parameters
(home position, radiuses) as well as the unit's trajectory over a selected time period (see Tracking (page 50)).

Geofencing
Geofencing is a protection function that evaluates whether the actual GPS location of a unit is within a
predefined area. The area is defined in the controller via specific setpoints (e.g home position, fence radius 1,
fence radius 2, etc.). If the unit leaves one of the areas, the Geofencing function generates an action (e.g.
activates an alarm).

In order to visualize these areas on the "Data Log" map, click on the button located above the map.
When the function is activated, the button is highlighted in green (see image below).

Image 3.41 Data Log - Geofencing Example

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 Note: Geofencing must be supported by and defined in the monitored unit. For more information, please, refer to
the unit's user manual.

Tracking
To visualize the change of position of a mobile unit within a chosen Time Range (page 50), click on the
button located above the map. When the function is activated, the button is highlighted in blue.
The position points read from the unit are then displayed on the map and connected by straight lines. The color
of the lines indicates the recency of the displayed data in respect to the selected Time Range (page 50):
Red - newest data within the range
Blue - data acquired around the middle of the selected time range
Black - oldest data within the range

Image 3.42 Data Log - Unit Tracking Example

Note: Tracking must be supported by the monitored unit. For more information, please, refer to the unit's user
manual.

Time Range
To change the time range of the visualized data, click on the icon and select either one of the predefined time
frames (e.g. last week, last month) or define your own period by selecting the "From - To" option.

Geolocation Values
Values related to Geolocation (e.g. current GPS coordinates) and Geofencing (page 49) (e.g.fence radiuses, if
applicable) are displayed on the table located on the right side of the map.

3.6 Reports
The "Reports" section offers generation and customization of periodical reports summarizing the relevant
statistical data of your units.
To navigate to the "Reports" section, click on the "Reports" icon on the Main Menu bar:

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 Image 3.43 Main Menu - Reports Selected

There are 2 types of reports available in WebSupervisor:

Web Reports (page 51)
Downloads (page 53)

These 2 report types can be selected via the "Reports" top menu bar, which contains the following shortcuts:

Image 3.44 Reports - Top Menu Bar

# Description

Activate Unit List (page 54)

Switch between Web Reports (page 51) and Downloads (page 53)

Switch to Unit Detail (page 28)

Switch to Data Log (page 36)

Switch to Units Settings (page 59)

Table 3.17 Reports - Top Menu Bar Description

3.6.1 Web Reports

Selecting a unit in the Unit List (page 54) displays a table consisting of a record of pre-defined controller values
over time.

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 Image 3.45 Web Report Table - Example

Web Reports Values

The values used for the report are predefined and depend on the type of your controller (various types of
controllers might provide different types of data). The amount of stored values (e.g. past month, past 3 months,
etc.) depend on the type of your account.
The values are logged daily and in the table, they are automatically grouped into weekly and monthly
summaries:
Each value in the month row equals to the sum of all the recorded values of the same type during the whole
month.
Left click on the month row will expand the row into week rows, each of them containing the sum of all the
recorded values of the same type during the respective week.
Left click on the week row will expand the row into a list of daily values.
To collapse the expanded row, click on it again.

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 Web Reports Options
The Web Report table view can be further adjusted by selecting some of the options on the tool bar above the
table.

Displayed Time Range

To change the time range of the visualized data, click on the icon and select either one of the predefined time
frames (e.g. last week, last month) or define your own period by selecting the "From - To" option.

Tools
Various tools (e.g. Refresh) are available under the symbol.

Export
The Export function ( button) will generate a pdf version of the displayed report, that can be downloaded to
your device.

Expand / Collapse All

All the expandable rows of the table (months, weeks) can be expanded or collapsed at once via the
resp. button.

3.6.2 Downloads
"Downloads" section for downloading reports and history can be accessed via the (resp. )
symbol on theUnit Mini Detail (page 26),Unit Detail (page 28), Data Log (page 36) or the Reports (page
50).
The section consists of two sub-sections:
Downloads - Reports (page 53)
Downloads - History (page 54)

Downloads - Reports
This sub-section is structured as a table (see image below) and provides the overview and management of
automatically generated excel reports.

Image 3.46 Downloads - Reports Example

The report template can be defined in Downloads Settings (page 70)under Reports Download Settings
(page 70).

The table also allows you to download ( ) or delete ( ) a file. Moreover, both of these actions can be
performed in a bulk for several reports at once. Just select the files you wish to download (delete) by ticking the

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 checkboxes on the left side of the file name, select a corresponding action from the roll-down menu below and
confirm by the button.

Downloads - History
This sub-section is structured as a table (see image below) and provides the overview and management of the
history data automatically downloaded from the unit.

Image 3.47 Downloads - History Example

The periodicity as well as the file name format can be defined in Downloads Settings (page 70)under History
Download Settings (page 70)

The table also allows you to download ( ) or delete ( ) a file. Moreover, both of these actions can be
performed in a bulk for several reports at once. Just select the files you wish to download (delete) by ticking the
checkboxes on the left side of the file name, select a corresponding action from the roll-down menu below and
confirm by the button.

3.6.3 Unit List

The "Unit List" provides tools for selection of units and data to be displayed in the history summaries. It can be
activated by a button on the left side of the "Reports" top menu bar. The sidebar displays the list of all units
registered under (or shared with) the current account.
Note: The color label at each unit corresponds to the unit alarm state. For more details, see Alarms (page 21)

The available actions are described below.

Unit Search
The unit list can be filtered via dynamic search tool. The search field is activated via the icon on the top of
the "Unit List" sidebar. Start typing an existing unit name in the search field and choose from the offered
matches (the matches are gradually filtered). The filter is not case or diacritic sensitive. Several units can be
entered into the search field.

Change List Order

The units in the "Unit List" are order alphabetically. The default order (A to Z) can be changed via the and
buttons on the top bar of the list.

Switch To "Add New Unit" Form

Left click on the icon on the top of the "Unit List" sidebar will activate the Add New Unit (page 59) fill-in
form.

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 You can always return back to the previous page by clicking the icon in the top left corner.

Switch To Other Sections

Clicking on the symbol of one of the units in the list, a menu unrolls offering redirection to the following
sections related to the unit (see also image below):
Unit Detail (page 28)
Map View - Geolocation (page 48) - applicable if supported by the unit.
Data Log (page 36)
Reports (page 50)
Downloads (page 53)
Units Settings (page 59)

Image 3.48 Reports - Unit List Example

3.7 Settings
The section "Settings" provides the tools to adjust the look of the WSV application and manage units, groups
and user accounts.
To navigate to the "Settings" section, click on the "Settings" icon on the Main Menu bar.

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 Image 3.49 Main Menu - Settings Selected

The action activates a roll-down menu with the following items:

Application Settings (page 56)
Units Settings (page 59)
Users Settings (page 64)
Groups Settings (page 67)
Downloads Settings (page 70)

Alternatively, when the "Settings" section is active, you can navigate through the sub-sections above via the
dedicated buttons on the top of the window.

Image 3.50 Settings - Sub-sections Buttons

For each sub-section, any changes performed will only be taken into account after saving the new configuration
with a button. Successful application of the new settings is indicated by a message, that will appear on
the top of the sub-section window.

Image 3.51 Confirmation Message Example

In order to undo the latest changes and restore the settings to the last saved configuration, press the
button.

3.7.1 Application Settings

"Application Settings" contain general setting categories for WebSupervisor:
General Settings (page 57)
Sound And Email Notifications (page 57)
Bulk registration of Controllers (page 1)
Brand settings (page 58)

To go to "Application Settings", select "Settings" and "General" on the Main Menu bar.

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General Settings
The "General Settings" sub-section allows you to personalize some of the GUI settings, i.e. the application's
homepage, rows height and the visibility of disabled units.

Homepage
The first page to be displayed (e.g. Dashboard, Units, Data Log or Settings) when the user logs into the WSV
application can be selected here. The predefined setting is "Dashboard".

Rows Height
There are two rows height settings to be chosen from:

Setting Description

Normal Default setting (30 pxs row height)

Wider rows
Large
Recommended for touch-screen devices

Table 3.18 Rows Height Settings

Note: With row height set to large, the maximum number of units that can be displayed in the Monitored Units
table is smaller than with the normal setting.

Disabled Units
As a default, the disabled units are not displayed on the map. In order to display them as well, check the option
"Display the Disabled Units on the Map".

Sound And Email Notifications

The Notifications sub-section defines how the user is notified in case of an alarm or a warning. For more details
on alarm notifications, see Alarms (page 21).

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The sound notification of an incoming alarm can be disabled by ticking the option "Mute Alarm Sound"

Email Notifications
The default email notification messages in case of various alarms can be customized.
Two options are available:
Default message
Custom message - you can define a customized message of up to 255 characters

Brand settings
The predefined visual elements of the WebSupervisor GUI can be customized according to your personal
preferences.

Company Name and Logo Customization

The default WebSupervisor logo on the left side of the main menu panel can be replaced by a custom image
(e.g. a company logo) or a custom text (e.g. a company name).

Note: Either a custom logo or a custom text can be displayed on the main menu panel, not both.

In order to upload a custom logo, choose the file to be uploaded via the button. If the file is
accepted (see the image requirements below), a preview of the new image is displayed.
The position of the new logo is predefined, however it can be adjusted by specifying the desired spacing in the
"Top", "Right", "Bottom" and "Left" fields (the spacing is represented in pixels).
Custom image requirements:
Supported file types: .jpg or .png
Recommended image dimensions: 200 x 55 px

To display a custom text instead of a custom image, type your text into the "Company Name" field and save
your changes.

Note: The maximum length of the text is limited by the space reserved for the custom image - 200 px.

Finally, save your settings with the button.

Color Scheme Customization

The default color settings of the WSV application can be adjusted. The options are described in the table below.

Default
Color Item Applied On How To Change
Setting
Buttons, selected menu
Primary Color Red Select "Custom" from the roll-down
items, etc.
menu and pick one of the basic colors or
Primary Text Color Primary color items White
define a new one using the color palette
Secondary Color Menu background Dark grey

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Color Item Applied On How To Change
Setting
Secondary Text Color Menu background White
Choose on of the two options ("Dark",
Sidebar color Tools and settings sidebar Dark
"Light") from the roll-down menu.

Image 3.53 Color Settings

Any new color settings must be changed with a button.

3.7.2 Units Settings

The management of existing units and/or registration of a new unit is performed via "Unit Settings". When
choosing the menu option Settings/Units, an overview of all the units under the current user account (i.e. units
with at least "Read" rights) is displayed.

Image 3.54 Units Settings Activation

The overview displays basic unit parameters (unit name, group, customer and an AirGate ID or an IP address)
and offers some predefined actions (disable unit, activate GPS/GSM location, delete a unit). The list of units
can be filtered by the unit parameters and a bulk action can be executed for several chosen units at once.
Advanced unit settings can be displayed by left-click on the respective unit name.

Add New Unit

To register a new unit under your customer account, go to Settings/Units and click on the button.
A fill-in form will appear with the mandatory fields marked with a star. The configuration of a new unit is saved by
a button. However, in case any of the mandatory fields are omitted or are filled incorrectly, a warning
message appears and the unit is not saved. Also the missing/incorrect fields are highlighted in red.
Note: A new unit can be also added from the "Units List" tool. For more details, see "Unit List" in Edit an
Existing Unit (page 63).

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 Unit Information

Unit Information Mandatory

Description / Options
Field Field
Type in the name of the new unit.
Unit Name Yes
This name will be displayed in the WSV application.
Select the means of communication between the unit and WSV:
Communication Type "AirGate" - see AirGate (page 73) Yes
"InternetBridge-NT"
A unique alphanumeric code.
AirGate ID To be filled-in when the chosen com. type is "AirGate".  Yes
The AirGate ID is available in the controller under Values.
Enter the IP address of the controller (e.g. 111.222.3.45).
Optional - port number on which the unit communicates, default
Host / IP: port port is 23 (e.g. 111.222.3.45:23).  Yes
To be filled-in when the chosen communication type is
"InternetBridge-NT".
Enter the address of your controller.
Controller Address It is defined in the controller under Setpoints. Yes
Default address is 1.
Enter the code to unblock the remote communication with the unit.
Access Code Yes
Default access code is 0.
Application Type Select the application for your unit (rental, bi-fuel, marine, etc.). No
Set the state of communication with the unit:
"Enabled" - unit communicates with the WSV (default
Unit State state). Yes
"Disabled" - communication is suspended until you change
the state to "Enabled".
Language Select a language for the unit data. No
Time Zone Select the time zone in which the unit is located. No
Enter the unit password to enable the unit control (start/stop).
Controller Password The password is defined in the controller. No
If you do not want to control the unit , leave the field blank.
Retype Controller
Retype the password from the field above. No
Password
For stationary units, their GPS coordinates can be entered
GPS Longitude (E) /
manually. No
GPS Latitude (N)
The entered position is automatically visualized on the map below.

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 Unit Information Mandatory
Description / Options
Field Field
Select how should the unit's position be evaluated:
"Static - No GPS":
GPS function is disabled
The unit's position can be entered manually in the fields
"GPS Longitude (E)" / "GPS Latitude (N)"
"Mobile - LOCATE or GPS used":
GPS Position No
LOCATE or GPS function is enabled
The unit's position on the Map (page 29)is continually
updated based on it's real position
Neccessary for Map View - Geolocation (page 48)
The controller must be equipped with a GPS module or
support LOCATE function
The unit's position can be entered manually by clicking on a map
("GPS Longitude (E)" and "GPS Latitude (N)" fields are then filled
Map automatically) No
Otherwise, the map displays the position previously entered in the
"GPS Longitude (E)" and "GPS Latitude (N)" fields

Table 3.19 Unit Information Overview

Unit Groups
The new unit can be added either to one of the existing groups or a new group can be created directly from the
"Unit Groups" section.
To add the unit to an existing group, use the dynamic search field under "Add Unit to Group" - start typing the
group name in the search field and choose from the offered matches (the matches are gradually filtered).
Several units can be added at once (see image below).

The unit is finally added to the respective group (groups) by the button.

Image 3.55 Add unit to multiple groups

In order to create a new group for your unit, click on the button. This action redirects you to the Add
New Group (page 68) section. After defining the new group, you can return to "Units Settings" via the icon
on the left upper corner of the "Group Settings" section. At that moment, the newly created group is available in
the search field and you can continue registering the new unit (all the previously filled fields are saved).

After a unit is added to a group (groups) by the button (see above) it appears in the "Manage Groups" list.
Before the unit is finally saved, some of the associations with a group can be removed:

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 One by one by clicking the icon
Several groups at once by ticking the check-boxes of the chosen group, selecting a bulk action "Remove"
and confirming by the button.

Permissions
A user with the Administrator rights can set the rights of other users for the unit.
Use the dynamic search field under "Add User to Permission List" - start typing the user name in the search field
and choose the offered matches (the matches are gradually filtered). Rights for several users can be defined at
once (see image below).

Image 3.56 User Permissions Form

The following permissions can be set by ticking the respective check-box and confirming with the button:

User Rights Setting Description

Sd User receives an email only in case of a Shutdown type alarm (Sd, BOC)
All Alarms User receives an email in case any alarm is activated (including Sd).
Read User can see the unit, it's position, state and parameters
User can control the unit (start / stop)
Control
The "Control" permission includes "Read" rights
User can modify the unit's parameters
Modify
The "Modify" permission includes "Read" rights

Table 3.20 User Rights Settings

A new user can be registered directly from the "User Persmissions" section by clicking on the
button. This action redirects to the Add New User (page 64) section. After creating the new user, you can
return to "Units Settings" via the icon on the left upper corner of the "User Settings" section. At that
moment, the newly created user is available in the search field and you can continue registering the new unit (all
the previously filled fields are saved).

After a user (users) is associated with the unit by the button (see above) it appears in the "Manage User
Permissions" list. Before the unit is finally saved, some of the associations with users can be removed or
edited:

Remove one by one by clicking the icon

Edit several user rights at once by ticking the check-boxes of the chosen user (users), selecting one of the
bulk actions and confirming by the button:
Send Shutdowns
Send All Alarms
Read

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 Control
Modify
Remove

Edit an Existing Unit

Left click on a unit name in the "Units Settings" table opens a unit editing fill-in form which is essentially the
same as the form for adding a new unit.
You can edit the unit parameters:
Unit Information
Unit Groups
User Permissions

For more details on the items above, see Add New Unit (page 59).

While editing an existing unit, you can also:

Delete the selected unit via the button.

Activate the "Units List" sidebar via the button.

Switch to the "Unit Detail" view via the button.

Switch to the "Data Log" via the button.

Units List
See Unit List (page 54).

Bulk Actions
A roll-down menu with various bulk actions is available above and below the "Units Settings" table. You can
select several units by ticking their respective check-boxes, selecting one of the actions and confirming:
Disable unit (available also as a check-box on the table)
Turn on GPS positioning (available also as a check-box on the table)
Export unit

Delete Unit (available also on the table via the button)

Delete a Unit
There are several ways to remove a registered unit from your account. Go to Settings/Units and choose one of
the following actions:
Click on the icon in the respective row of the units table and confirm the action on the consequent pop-up
window.
Select the unit or several units by ticking the check-box on the left side of the unit table, choose a bulk action
"Delete" and confirm with the button.

Click on the unit name. When a "Unit Settings" window appears, click on the button and confirm
the action on the consequent pop-up window.

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 Filter Units
The list of units in the Units Settings table can be filtered via the basic units information:
Unit name
Unit group
Customer
AirGate / IP Address

To filter the unit list, start typing the search string into one of the fields listed above. The filter function is
dynamic, i.e. the table is filtered gradually as the user types. The filter is not case or diacritic sensitive.

3.7.3 Users Settings

The management of registered users and/or registration of a new user is performed via "Users Settings". When
choosing the menu option Settings/Users, an overview of all the users under the customer account is displayed.

Image 3.57 Users Settings Activation

The overview displays basic user attributes (user name, login, email, number of units and language) and offers
some predefined actions (activate reports, delegate admin rights, delete the account). The list of users can be
filtered by the user attributes and a bulk action can be executed for several chosen user accounts at once.
Advanced user settings can be displayed by left-click on a respective user name.

Add New User

To register a new user under your customer account, go to Settings/Users and click on the button.
A fill-in form will appear with the mandatory fields marked with a star. The new user is saved by a
button. However, in case any of the mandatory fields are omitted or are filled incorrectly, a warning message
appears and the unit is not saved. Also the missing/incorrect fields are highlighted in red.
Note: A new user can be also added from a "User List" tool. For more details, see "User List" in Edit an
Existing User (page 66)

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 Account Information

Mandatory
Account Information Field Description / Options
Field
If ticked, notification e-mails with a download link to generated
Send Reports No
reports will be sent to the user.
Disable User Account To disable the account, tick the check-box. No
Set User As Administrator To delegate admin rights to the user, tick this option. No
Login ID Enter the user's login alias (e.g. jsmith) Yes
Enter the user's password for logging into the application, Yes
Required password characteristics:
At least 8 characters,
Password Contains special characters (i.e. @#$%^&),
Yes
Contains both lowercase and uppercase letters,
Do not use any common combinations, such as
"password123", your login name, etc.
Confirm Password Retype the password from the field above. Yes
Language Select WSV GUI language for the user. No
Time Zone Select the time zone the user is located in. No

Table 3.21 Account Information Overview

Mandatory
Personal Information Field Description / Options
Field
Name Enter the user's full name (e.g. John Smith) Yes
Enter the user's email address.
E-mail It will be used for notification messages and password Yes
recovery.
Company name Enter the name of the user's company. Yes

Table 3.22 Personal Information Overview

Permissions
A user with the Administrator rights can define the new user's permissions for one or several units.
Use the dynamic search field under "Add Unit to Permission List" - start typing the unit name in the search field
and choose from the offered matches (the matches are gradually filtered). Rights for several units can be
defined at once (see image below).

Image 3.58 Unit Permissions Form

The following permissions can be set by ticking the respective check-box and confirming with the button:

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 User Rights Setting Description
Sd User receives an email only in case of a Shutdown type alarm (Sd, BOC)
All Alarms User receives an email in case any alarm is activated (including Sd).
Read User can see the unit, it's position, state and parameters
User can control the unit (start / stop)
Control
The "Control" permission includes "Read" rights
User can modify the unit's parameters
Modify
The "Modify" permission includes "Read" rights

Table 3.23 User Rights Settings

After a unit (units) is associated with the user by the button (see above) it appears in the "Manage Units
Permissions" list. Before the user is finally saved, some of the associations with units can be removed or
edited:

Remove one by one by clicking the icon

Edit several unit rights at once by ticking the check-boxes of the chosen unit (units), selecting one of the
bulk actions and confirming by the button:
Send Shutdowns
Send All Alarms
Read
Control
Modify
Remove

Image 3.59 Manage Units Permissions

Edit an Existing User

Left click on a user name in the "Users Settings" table opens a user editing fill-in form which is essentially the
same as the form for registering a new user.
You can edit the user parameters:
Personal Information
Permissions

For more details on the items above, see Add New User (page 64).

While editing an existing user, you can also activate the "User List" sidebar via the button.

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 User List
While adding or editing a specific user, a list of all users registered under the customer account can be displayed
via the button. This list offers several functions:
Search for and order existing users
Switch into editing another user by clicking on the user name in the list

Create a new user via the button

Delete a User
There are several ways how to remove an existing user account. Go to Settings/Users and choose one of the
following actions:
Click on the icon in the respective row of the users table and confirm the action on the consequent pop-up
window.
Select the user or users by ticking the check-box on the left side of the users table, choose a bulk action
"Delete" and confirm with the button.

Click on the user account. When a "User Settings" window appears, click on the button and
confirm the action on the consequent pop-up window.

3.7.4 Groups Settings

The management of existing units groups and/or definition of new units group is performed via Groups Settings.
When choosing the menu option Settings/Groups, an overview of all the groups defined by the user is displayed.

Image 3.60 Groups Settings Activation

The overview lists basic group parameters (e.g. group type, name, units in the group) and can be filtered using a
dynamic search function via the group name or can be ordered based on the group parameters (type, name,
number of units). A bulk action can be executed for several chosen units at once.
Advanced group settings can be displayed by left-click on a respective group name.

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 Add New Group
In order to simplify the monitoring and control of units, WebSupervisor supports creation of unit groups.

To define a new group, go to Settings/Groups and click on the button. A fill-in form will appear with
the mandatory fields marked with a star. The configuration of a new group is saved by a button.
However, in case any of the mandatory fields are omitted or are filled incorrectly, a warning message appears
and the unit is not saved. Also the missing/incorrect fields are highlighted in red.

Group Name
Type in a name for the new group.

Group Type
Select one of the available group types:

Group Type Description Icon in Monitored Units

Units with the same or similar location
Each unit can be part of only one Site - Unroll group
Site
Does not allow bulk-control of units in the group - Collapse group
Displayed in Monitored Units (page 20) table
Bulk-control - start/stop of multiple units with one click
Specific user rights needed for bulk-control
Units do not have to be geographically located together - Unroll group
Webcontrol
A unit can be part of several Webcontrol Groups - Collapse group
Not displayed in Monitored Units (page 20) table
For more information, see Webcontrol (page 34)
For grouping units for other reasons than described above
Units do not have to be geographically located together
- Unroll group
Basic Group Does not allow bulk-control of units in the group
- Collapse group
A unit can be part of several Basic Groups
Displayed in Monitored Units (page 20) table

Image 3.61 Group Types Overview

Add Unit to Group

Use the dynamic search field under "Add Unit to Group" - start typing the unit name in the search field and
choose from the offered matches (the matches are gradually filtered). Several units can be added at once (see
image below).

The units are finally added by the button.

Image 3.62 Multiple units addition

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 Manage Units
After a unit (units) is added to the group by the button (see above) it appears in a "Manage Units" list.
Before the group is finally saved, some of the units can be removed:

One by one by clicking the icon

Several units at once by ticking the check-boxes of the chosen units, selecting a bulk action "Remove" and
confirming by the button.

Note: A new group can be also added from a Group List tool. For more details, see "Group List" in Edit an
Existing Group (page 69).

Note: A new group can be also defined while adding a new unit. For more details, see "Unit Groups" in Add
New Unit (page 59).

Edit an Existing Group

Left click on a group name in the "Groups Settings" table opens a group editing fill-in form which is essentially
the same as the form for adding a new group.
You can edit the group parameters:
Group Name
Group Type
Add or delete units in the group

For more details on the items above, see Add New Group (page 68).

Group List
While editing a specific group a list of all defined groups can be displayed via the button. That allows you to:
Search for and order existing groups
Switch into editing another group by clicking on the group name in the list

Create a new group via the button

Delete a Group
There are several ways how to remove an existing group of units. Go to Settings/Groups and choose one of the
following actions:
Click on the icon in the respective row of the groups table and confirm the action on the consequent pop-
up window.
Select the unit group or groups by ticking the check-box on the left side of the group table, choose a bulk
action "Delete" and confirm with the button.

Click on the group name. When a "Group Settings" window appears, click on the button and
confirm the action on the consequent pop-up window.

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3.7.5 Downloads Settings
"Downloads Settings" section encompasses the management of Reports Download Settings (page 70) and
History Download Settings (page 70). It can be accessed via the menu option Settings/Downloads.

Image 3.63 Downloads Settings Activation

Reports Download Settings

Settings for reports are available under "Reports Downloads". The reports themselves can be then accessed
and managed via Downloads - Reports (page 53) sub-section.

Template Upload
To upload your prepared report template (excel sheet) click on the button and confirm via the
button.

History Download Settings

The various parameters for automatic download of a controller history can be set under the "Controller History
Download" sub-section. The history files themselves can be then accessed and managed via the Downloads -
History (page 54) sub-section.

Genset Select
Select the genset you wish to apply the settings for from a roll-down menu.

Send Email Notice

If the option is ticked, a notification email will be sent to the address provided in your personal information (see
Add New User (page 64)) in case of a failed history download.

Download Recurrence Date

The period for automatic history download can be set here. You can choose the history to be downloaded daily
or every other day, on predefined days of a week (e.g. every Monday and Friday) or a month (e.g. every 10th day
of a month).

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 Download Recurrence Time
Preset the time of a day at which the history shall be downloaded.

File Name Format

The default name format of the history files is "Date_ControllerName" (e.g. 2017-05-06_IG-NT). To set your
own file name, tick the "Custom" option and type in the name in the adjacent field.

3.8 Help
To navigate to the "Help" section, click on the "Help" icon on the Main Menu bar:

Image 3.64 Main Menu - Help Selected

This action will open a user guide with all the necessary information on how to operate and configure
WebSupervisor.

3.9 Internet Connection Monitoring

The state of the internet connection is being continuously monitored and indicated on the right side of the Main
Menu bar:

Icon Description

User is online

User is offline

Table 3.24 Connection State Icons

Moreover, the loss of internet connection is indicated by a red pop-up message, that remains displayed until the
connection is established again or until it's dismissed by the user.

Image 3.65 Message - loss of internet connection

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 As soon as the connection is re-established, user is informed by a message that is displayed for 4 seconds. The
message can also be dismissed sooner by the user.

Image 3.66 Message - internet connection re-established

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6 back to Table of contents

4.1 AirGate
4.1.1 General description 73
4.1.2 Technical requirements 73
4.1.3 AirGate supports in ComAp controllers 73
4.1.4 How To Establish AirGate Communication 74

4.1.1 General description

ComAp controls incorporate the powerful AirGate connection technology to make access to the internet as
simple as possible. AirGate technology was designed to overcome the issues commonly faced when trying to
connect remote equipment using internet based communications.
It allows our controllers to connect to the internet using the existing network infrastructure, negotiating firewalls
and VPN systems and removing the requirement for static IP addresses.
This connection type is intended for remote connection from ,or any other ComAp PC tool over the Internet in
situations, where obtaining fixed public IP address is not possible. Only two remote clients can be connected at
the same time.

4.1.2 Technical requirements

To run AirGate connection is a need to have:
Internet connection
AirGate support in Controller

4.1.3 AirGate supports in ComAp controllers

Controllers Available ports, modules and plug-in modules
CM-Ethernet Plug-in module
InteliLite CM-GPRS Plug-in module
CM-4G-GPS Plug-in module
InteliGen NTC GC InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliGen NT BaseBox InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliGen NTC BaseBox Ethernet port
InteliMains NT GC InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliMains NT BaseBox InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliMains NTC BaseBox Ethernet port
InteliSys NT BaseBox InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliSys NTC BaseBox Ethernet port
InteliSys Gas Ethernet port

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 InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliDrive IPU
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliDrive IPC
IB-Lite Plug-in module
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliLite NT
IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module
InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliCompact NT
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliBridge-NT module
InteliBifuel
ID-Mobile GPRS Plug-in module
InteliBridge-NT module
InteliDrive Mobile
ID-Mobile GPRS Plug-in module
InteliBridge-NT extension module
InteliDrive DCU
IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliPro
IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliDrive Lite IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module
IB-NT extension module
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliLite Telecom
IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module
IB-Lite Plug-in module
MainsCompact NT
IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module
IB-Lite Plug-in module
InteliATS NT
IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module

4.1.4 How To Establish AirGate Communication

InteliLite 74
InteliSys Gas 78
IGS-NT controller family 81
InteliLite NT controller family 84
InteliDrive Lite controller family 86
InteliCompact NT controller family 90
InteliDrive DCU 93
InteliDrive Mobile and InteliBiFuel Mobile controllers 95
Diagnostic Code for AirGate 97

6 back to AirGate

InteliLite
AirGate connection settings
This connection type is intended for remote connection from WebSupervisor or LiteEdit over the Internet in
situations, where obtaining a fixed public IP address is not possible. Only two remote clients can be connected

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 at the same time.
AirGate is set up by the setpoint AirGate Address. Connection type is active if AirGate connection is
ENABLED. Setpoint AirGate Address must contain the AirGate server address. It can be entered in text form as
well as numeric form. There is a public AirGate server available at address "airgate.comap.cz". For more
information about setpoints setting see InteliLite Global Guide.
Once the controller is connected to the Internet and the AirGate server address is properly adjusted then the
controller registers automatically to the server and an identification string AirGate ID is given to a controller,
which is visible at the controller screen.
To connect your PC tool to the controller use the AirGate connection, put the same AirGate address as in the
controller into the AIRGATE ADDRESS field and use the AirGate ID displayed on the controller.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

Connection to LiteEdit via AirGate server

1. Select Connect to controller

2. Select AirGate

AirGate connection via CM-Ethernet

CM-Ethernet is a plug-in card with Ethernet 10/100 Mbit interface in RJ45 connector. It provides an interface for
connecting a PC with through ethernet/internet network, for sending active e-mails and for integration of the

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 controller into a building management (MODBUS TCP and SNMP protocols). This card also enables to monitor
and control the gen-set over web browser from any location with internet access using appropriate security
measures.
Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is
provided via LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in CM-Ethernet group:

Image 3.67 Parameters of CM-Ethernet group

Module setup
All settings related to the module can to be adjusted via the controller setpoints. The respective setpoints are
located in the setpoint Group: CM-Ethernet. For more information about CM-Ethernet setup see InteliLite Global
Guide.
All actual operational values like actual IP address etc. are available in controller values in a specific group as
well.

AirGate connection via CM-4G-GPS

CM-4G-GPS plug-in module containing a GPS receiver and GSM/WCDMA/LTE modem which can works in
two modes of operation based on the settings in the setpoint Mode. For more information see InteliLite Global
Guide.
Parameters can be set via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is provided via LiteEdit. For
Ethernet connection set these parameters in CM-4G-GPS group:

Image 3.68 Parameters of CM-G-GPS Ethernet group

How to start using CM-4G-GPS module

You will need a controller, CM-4G-GPS module, antenna and SIM card with SMS and packet data service.

Note: Make sure that your SIM supports the packet data network type you want to use. - i.e. if you want to use
the module in LTE (4G) network you have to confirm with the operator that the particular SIM card supports 4G
network.

Contact your mobile operator for getting packet data APN (APN = Access Point Name), username and
password.
Example: APN Name = "internet", UserName = [blank], Password = [blank].

Make sure SIM card does not require PIN code. Use any mobile phone to switch the SIM PIN security off.
Place the SIM card into slot on CM-4G-GPS card
Connect the antenna to Cellular module antenna connector.
If you want to use the built-in GPS receiver connect also an active GPS antenna to the GPS antenna
connector.
Switch off the controller.

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 Insert CM-4G-GPS module into controller
Power up the controller.
Select the mode of CM-4G-GPS module by adjusting setpoint Mode.
Enter correct APN Name, APN User Name and APN User Password in controller’s setpoint group CM-4G-
GPS which is accessible by PAGE button from any measurement screen on controller. Setpoints can be set
on controller’s front panel keyboard or by LiteEdit.
Switch the controller off and on.
Wait for approx 2 - 4 minutes for first connection of the system to AirGate. AirGate will generate
automatically the AirGate ID value. Then navigate to measurement screens where you will find signal
strength bar and AirGate ID identifier.
Note: For more detailed information about using CM-4G-GPS module please see InteliLite Global Guide.

Image 3.69 Screen of AirGate

AirGate connection via CM-GPRS

CM-GPRS plug-in module is a GSM/GPRS modem which can works in two modes of operation based on the
settings in the setpoint Mode. For more information see InteliLite Global Guide.
Parameters can be set via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is provided via LiteEdit. For
Ethernet connection set these parameters in CM-GPRS group:

Image 3.70 Parameters of CM-GPRS group

How to start using CM-GPRS module

You will need a controller, CM-GPRS module, antenna and SIM card with SMS and packet data service.
Make sure that your SIM supports the packet data network type you want to use. I.e. if you want to use the
module in GPRS (2,5G) network you have to confirm with the operator that the particular SIM card does support
2,5G network.
Contact your mobile operator for getting packet data APN (APN = Access Point Name), username and
password.
Example: APN Name = "internet", UserName = [blank], Password = [blank].

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 Make sure SIM card does not require PIN code. Use any mobile phone to switch the SIM PIN security off.
Place the SIM card into slot on CM-GPRS card
Connect the antenna to Cellular module antenna connector.
Switch off the controller.
Insert CM-GPRS module into controller
Power up the controller.
Select the mode of CM-GPRS module by adjusting setpoint Mode.
Enter correct APN Name, APN User Name and APN User Password in controller’s setpoint group CM-
GPRS which is accessible by PAGE button from any measurement screen on controller. Setpoints can be
set on controller’s front panel keyboard or by LiteEdit.
Switch the controller off and on.
Wait for approx 2 - 4 minutes for first connection of the system to AirGate. AirGate will generate
automatically the AirGate ID value. Then navigate to measurement screens where you will find signal
strength bar and AirGate ID identifier.

Image 3.71 Screen of AirGate

Note: For more detailed information about using CM-GPRS module please see InteliLite Global Guide.

6 back to How To Establish AirGate Communication

InteliSys Gas
AirGate connection settings
IGS-NT controllers family can be monitored from WebSupervisor, GenConfig or InteliMonitor via Internet and
using of AirGate technology.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

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 Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is
provided via InteliMonitor. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.72 Parameters of Comms Settings group

Connection to InteliMonitor via AirGate server

1. Select the AirGate connection type.
2. Fill-in the correct AirGate ID for each controller.
3. Enter the AirGate server address.
You will obtain the AirGate ID by the registration of the particular controller on the AirGate server. Set all
setpoints in Comms Settings group according to AirGate connection settings and connect controller to LAN.
Controller AirGate ID will be viewed on the screen.
Note: This function is available in InteliMonitor version 2.6 and higher. Please go to the ComAp website for
detailed information.
Although the controllers in your site are not connected together by the CAN2 bus they must have different
controller addresses.

Image 3.73 AirGate connection settings

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 AirGate connection via Ethernet
Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is
provided via InteliMonitor. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.74 Parameters of Comms Settings group

AirGate connection via InternetBridge-NT

AirGate connection is recommended if you want to access the bridge using ComAp protocol (i.e. ComAp tools
like InteliMonitor, GenConfig or WebSupervisor) and the bridge does not have fixed IP address and/or there is
no route from the client computer to the bridge.
AirGate is to be activated in the General Settings menu. When the InternetBridge-NT connects to the AirGate
first time it is registered into the AirGate database and gets AirGate ID, which remains then the same even if the
module is switched off and on again. This AirGate ID is used for all controllers connected to the InternetBridge-
NT, the controllers are distinguished from each other by their controller address. AirGate ID is displayed in IBNT
Config (STATUS → WAN Connection → AirGate ID).
Max. 2 clients of ComAp type (InteliDDE server, WebSupervisor) can be connected simultaneously.
For more information please search on the InternetBridge-NT GlobalGuide.

General setup

The menu SETTINGS → General contains essential settings of the module.

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 1. WAN connection mode selects the communication interface which the module uses for accessing the
external network (Internet). Select Cellular if you want to use the built-in cellular modem or select Ethernet
if you want to use the Ethernet socket.
2. AirGate Enable switches AirGate protocol extension on and off. If AirGate is on then you can use "AirGate"
connection type in ComAp PC tools.
3. AirGate Address specifies the AirGate address. Use "airgate.comap.cz".
4. Controllers connection type selects the communication inferface which is used for connection of the
controllers.

Note: If CAN bus is used and there are other communication devices/bridges, such as I-LB, IG-IB or
InteliVision-8(CAN) the CAN address collision must be avoided, e.g. each device must use different CAN
address.

Example: If you want to use two InternetBridge-NT with SIM card from two different operators at one
site and connect them via CAN bus then configure one InternetBridge-NT to CAN, Addr#1 and the
other to CAN, Addr#2.

Option Physical CAN address

CAN, Addr#1 124
CAN, Addr#2 123
CAN, Addr#3 125
CAN, Addr#4 122

Image 3.75 Assignment of physical CAN addresses

Note: For using address 3 and 4 the setpoints CANAddrSwitch1 resp. CANAddrSwitch2 must be
switched to OTHER in all connected controllers.

5. If RTC Synchronization is enabled the InternetBridge-NT module will synchronize the RTC clock of the
connected controllers with accurate time obtained from either GPS or Internet (NTP servers)

IGS-NT controller family

AirGate connection settings
IGS-NT controllers family can be monitored from WebSupervisor, GenConfig or InteliMonitor via Internet and
using of AirGate technology.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

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 Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is
provided via InteliMonitor. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.76 Parameters of Comms Settings group

Connection to InteliMonitor via AirGate server

1. Select the AirGate connection type.
2. Fill-in the correct AirGate ID for each controller.
3. Enter the AirGate server address.
You will obtain the AirGate ID by the registration of the particular controller on the AirGate server. Set all
setpoints in Comms Settings group according to AirGate connection settings and connect controller to LAN.
Controller AirGate ID will be viewed on the screen.
Note: This function is available in InteliMonitor version 2.6 and higher. Please go to the ComAp website for
detailed information.
Although the controllers in your site are not connected together by the CAN2 bus they must have different
controller addresses.

Image 3.77 AirGate connection settings

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 AirGate connection via Ethernet
Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is
provided via InteliMonitor. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.78 Parameters of Comms Settings group

AirGate connection via InternetBridge-NT

AirGate connection is recommended if you want to access the bridge using ComAp protocol (i.e. ComAp tools
like InteliMonitor, GenConfig or WebSupervisor) and the bridge does not have fixed IP address and/or there is
no route from the client computer to the bridge.
AirGate is to be activated in the General Settings menu. When the InternetBridge-NT connects to the AirGate
first time it is registered into the AirGate database and gets AirGate ID, which remains then the same even if the
module is switched off and on again. This AirGate ID is used for all controllers connected to the InternetBridge-
NT, the controllers are distinguished from each other by their controller address. AirGate ID is displayed in IBNT
Config (STATUS → WAN Connection → AirGate ID).
Max. 2 clients of ComAp type (InteliDDE server, WebSupervisor) can be connected simultaneously.
For more information please search on the InternetBridge-NT GlobalGuide.

General setup

The menu SETTINGS → General contains essential settings of the module.

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 1. WAN connection mode selects the communication interface which the module uses for accessing the
external network (Internet). Select Cellular if you want to use the built-in cellular modem or select Ethernet
if you want to use the Ethernet socket.
2. AirGate Enable switches AirGate protocol extension on and off. If AirGate is on then you can use "AirGate"
connection type in ComAp PC tools.
3. AirGate Address specifies the AirGate address. Use "airgate.comap.cz".
4. Controllers connection type selects the communication inferface which is used for connection of the
controllers.

Note: If CAN bus is used and there are other communication devices/bridges, such as I-LB, IG-IB or
InteliVision-8(CAN) the CAN address collision must be avoided, e.g. each device must use different CAN
address.

Example: If you want to use two InternetBridge-NT with SIM card from two different operators at one
site and connect them via CAN bus then configure one InternetBridge-NT to CAN, Addr#1 and the
other to CAN, Addr#2.

Option Physical CAN address

CAN, Addr#1 124
CAN, Addr#2 123
CAN, Addr#3 125
CAN, Addr#4 122

Image 3.79 Assignment of physical CAN addresses

Note: For using address 3 and 4 the setpoints CANAddrSwitch1 resp. CANAddrSwitch2 must be
switched to OTHER in all connected controllers.

5. If RTC Synchronization is enabled the InternetBridge-NT module will synchronize the RTC clock of the
connected controllers with accurate time obtained from either GPS or Internet (NTP servers)

InteliLite NT controller family

AirGate connection settings
InteliLite NT controllers family can be monitored from WebSupervisor, LiteEdit or InteliMonitor via Internet using
AirGate technology.
Common SIM card with GPRS service is suitable for this system. It overcomes problems with special SIM card
(fixed and public IP) necessity, with firewalls and difficult communication settings. For AirGate connection is
possible to use extension modulesIB-Lite or IL-NT GPRS plug-in module.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any various type of connection. Setup is provided via
LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.80 Parameters of Comms Settings group

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 AirGate connection via IB-Lite
IB-Lite is a plug-in module with Ethernet 10/100 Mbit interface in RJ45 connector. The module is internally
connected to both COM1 and COM2 serial channels and provides an interface for connecting a PC with
WebSupervisor, LiteEdit or InteliMonitor through ethernet/internet network, for sending active e-mails and for
integration of the controller into a building management (Modbus/TCP protocol).
Use Ethernet UTP cable with RJ45 connector for connection of the module into your ethernet network. The
module can be also connected directly to a PC using cross-wired UTP cable.
The module requires some settings before initial usage. For more information see IL-NT, IA-NT, IC-NT
Communication Guide.

How to start using IB-Lite Plug-in module

Turn on the controller.
Setup “Comms Settings” in the controller or via LiteEdit.
For more information see IB-Lite Quick Guide.
Connect the IB-Lite to the router (or Internet/Ethernet socket) via UTP cable.
Wait a while (or turn the controller off and on again).
Check the “AirGate ID”: Press the UP button a few times on the basic controller display until you will
see GSM/Modem status screen. Remember the AirGate ID.

For connection to a controller use WebSupervisor or LiteEdit. Connect to the controller via AirGate with
typing of the AirGate ID and using of “airgate.comap.cz” as an AirGate address (AirGate Server).

AirGate Diag
Code Description
0 Waiting for connection to AirGate Server
1 Controller registered, waiting for authorization
2 Not possible to register, controller blacklisted
3 Not possible to register, server has no more capacity
4 Not possible to register, other reason
5 Controller registered and authorized

AirGate connection via IL-NT GPRS

IL-NT GPRS is GSM/GPRS Modem Plug-in module. It supports GPRS wireless internet connection or GSM
modem function for dial-up connection. For more information see IL-NT GPRS Quick Guide.
Parameters can be set via various types of connection. Setup is provided via LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection
set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

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 Image 3.81 Parameters of Comms Settings group

How to start using IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module

You will need one of supported ComAp controllers (IL-NT/IC-NT/ID-Lite), IL-NT-GPRS, antenna, SIM card
with GPRS service and optionally IL-NT-RS232 or IL-NT-S-USB module. Firmware supporting IL-NT-GPRS
module is IL-NT-WSUP or selected customer branches (contact [email protected] for details). It is
available here: http://www.comap.cz/products/detail/IL-NT-GPRS/
Contact SIM card operator for getting GPRS APN (APN = Access Point Name) name, username and
password. Some operator’s APNs are listed here: http://www.quickim.com/support/gprs-
settings.html#Australia
Example: APN Name = internet.t-mobile.cz, UserName = [blank], Password = [blank]

Make sure SIM card does not require a PIN code. If it does, it is possible to disable it in any common
network unlocked mobile telephone.
Power up the ComAp controller.
Enter correct APN Name, APN UserName and APN UserPass in controller’s setpoint group Comms
Settings. Set COM1 Mode = DIRECT. Comms settings as every sepoint group are accessible by PAGE
button from any measurement screen on controller. Setpoints can be set on controller’s front panel keyboard
or by LiteEdit 4.5 and higher.
Switch off ComAp controller.
Place the SIM card into slot on IL-NT-GPRS card, plug in the IL-NT-GPRS card into communication slot on
back side of ComAp controller.
Connect the antenna to designated SMA connector.
Connect power supply to IL-NT-GPRS module. It supports 8-36V DC voltage.
Power up the system (Controller and module together).
Wait for approx 2 - 4 minutes for first connection of the system to AirGate. AirGate will generate
automatically the AirGate ID value. Then navigate to last of measurement screens where you will find signal
strength bar and AirGate ID identifier.

InteliDrive Lite controller family

AirGate connection settings
InteliDrive Lite controllers family can be monitored from WebSupervisor, GenConfig or InteliMonitor via Internet
andusing of AirGate technology.
Common SIM card with GPRS service is suitable for this system. It overcomes problems with special SIM card
(fixed and public IP) necessity, with firewalls and difficult communication settings. For AirGate connection is
possible to use extension modules IB-NT, IB-Lite or IL-NT GPRS plug-in module.
For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.82 Parameters of Comms Settings group

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 IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

AirGate connection via IB-Lite

IB-Lite is a plug-in module with Ethernet 10/100 Mbit interface in RJ45 connector. The module is internally
connected to both COM1 and COM2 serial channels and provides an interface for connecting a PC with
WebSupervisor, LiteEdit or InteliMonitor through ethernet/internet network, for sending active e-mails and for
integration of the controller into a building management system (Modbus/TCP protocol).
Use Ethernet UTP cable with RJ45 connector for connection of the module into your ethernet network. The
module can be also connected directly to a PC using cross-wired UTP cable.
The module requires some settings before initial usage. For more information see IL-NT, IA-NT, IC-NT
Communication Guide.
Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any various type of connection. Setup is provided via
LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.83 Parameters of Comms Settings group

How to start using IB-Lite Plug-in module

Turn on the controller.
Setup “Comms Settings” in the controller or via LiteEdit.
For more information see IB-Lite Quick Guide.
Connect the IB-Lite to the router (or Internet/Ethernet socket) via UTP cable.
Wait a while (or turn the controller off and on again).
Check the “AirGate ID”: Press few times UP button on the basic controller display until you will see
GSM/Modem status screen. Remember the AirGate ID.
For connection with controller use WebSupervisor or LiteEdit. Connect to the controller via AirGate with
typing of the AirGate ID and using of “airgate.comap.cz” as an AirGate address (AirGate Server).

AirGate connection via IL-NT GPRS

IL-NT GPRS is GSM/GPRS Modem Plug-in module. It supports GPRS wireless internet connection or GSM
modem function for dial-up connection. For more information see IL-NT GPRS Quick Guide.
Parameters can be set via various types of connection. Setup is provided via LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection
set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.84 Parameters of Comms Settings group

How to start using IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module

You will need one of supported ComAp controllers (IL-NT/IC-NT/ID-Lite), IL-NT-GPRS, antenna, SIM card
with GPRS service and optionally IL-NT-RS232 or IL-NT-S-USB module. Firmware supporting IL-NT-GPRS
module is IL-NT-WSUP or selected customer branches (contact [email protected] for details). It is
available here: http://www.comap.cz/products/detail/IL-NT-GPRS/

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 Contact SIM card operator for getting GPRS APN (APN = Access Point Name) name, username and
password. Some operator’s APNs are listed here: http://www.quickim.com/support/gprs-
settings.html#Australia
Example: APN Name = internet.t-mobile.cz, UserName = [blank], Password = [blank]

Make sure SIM card does not require a PIN code. If it does, it is possible to disable it in any common
network unlocked mobile telephone.
Power up the ComAp controller.
Enter correct APN Name, APN UserName and APN UserPass in controller’s setpoint group Comms
Settings. Set COM1 Mode = DIRECT. Comms settings as every sepoint group are accessible by PAGE
button from any measurement screen on controller. Setpoints can be set on controller’s front panel keyboard
or by LiteEdit 4.5 and higher.
Switch off ComAp controller.
Place the SIM card into slot on IL-NT-GPRS card, plug in the IL-NT-GPRS card into communication slot on
back side of ComAp controller.
Connect the antenna to designated SMA connector.
Connect power supply to IL-NT-GPRS module. It supports 8-36V DC voltage.
Power up the system (Controller and module together).
Wait for approx 2 - 4 minutes for first connection of the system to AirGate. AirGate will generate
automatically the AirGate ID value. Then navigate to last of measurement screens where you will find signal
strength bar and AirGate ID identifier.

AirGate connection via InternetBridge-NT

AirGate connection is recommended if you want to access the bridge using ComAp protocol (i.e. ComAp tools
like InteliMonitor, GenConfig or WebSupervisor) and the bridge does not have fixed IP address and/or there is
no route from the client computer to the bridge.
AirGate is to be activated in the General Settings menu. When the InternetBridge-NT connects to the AirGate
first time it is registered into the AirGate database and gets AirGate ID, which remains then the same even if the
module is switched off and on again. This AirGate ID is used for all controllers connected to the InternetBridge-
NT, the controllers are distinguished from each other by their controller address. AirGate ID is displayed in IBNT
Config (STATUS → WAN Connection → AirGate ID).
Max. 2 clients of ComAp type (InteliDDE server, WebSupervisor) can be connected simultaneously.
For more information please search on the InternetBridge-NT GlobalGuide.

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 General setup

The menu SETTINGS → General contains essential settings of the module.

1. WAN connection mode selects the communication interface which the module uses for accessing the
external network (Internet). Select Cellular if you want to use the built-in cellular modem or select Ethernet
if you want to use the Ethernet socket.
2. AirGate Enable switches AirGate protocol extension on and off. If AirGate is on then you can use "AirGate"
connection type in ComAp PC tools.
3. AirGate Address specifies the AirGate address. Use "airgate.comap.cz".
4. Controllers connection type selects the communication inferface which is used for connection of the
controllers.

Note: If CAN bus is used and there are other communication devices/bridges, such as I-LB, IG-IB or
InteliVision-8(CAN) the CAN address collision must be avoided, e.g. each device must use different CAN
address.

Example: If you want to use two InternetBridge-NT with SIM card from two different operators at one
site and connect them via CAN bus then configure one InternetBridge-NT to CAN, Addr#1 and the
other to CAN, Addr#2.

Option Physical CAN address

CAN, Addr#1 124
CAN, Addr#2 123
CAN, Addr#3 125
CAN, Addr#4 122

Image 3.85 Assignment of physical CAN addresses

Note: For using address 3 and 4 the setpoints CANAddrSwitch1 resp. CANAddrSwitch2 must be
switched to OTHER in all connected controllers.

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 5. If RTC Synchronization is enabled the InternetBridge-NT module will synchronize the RTC clock of the
connected controllers with accurate time obtained from either GPS or Internet (NTP servers)

InteliCompact NT controller family

AirGate connection settings
InteliCompact NT controller family can be monitored from WebSupervisor, LiteEdit or InteliMonitor via Internet
andusing of AirGate technology.
Common SIM card with GPRS service is suitable for this system. It overcomes problems with special SIM card
(fixed and public IP) necessity, with firewalls and difficult communication settings. For AirGate connection is
possible to use extension module IB-NT, IB-Lite or IL-NT GPRS plug-in modules.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

AirGate connection via IB-Lite

IB-Lite is a plug-in module with Ethernet 10/100 Mbit interface in RJ45 connector. The module is internally
connected to both COM1 and COM2 serial channels and provides an interface for connecting a PC with
WebSupervisor, LiteEdit or InteliMonitor through ethernet/internet network, for sending active e-mails and for
integration of the controller into a building management system (Modbus/TCP protocol).
Use Ethernet UTP cable with RJ45 connector for connection of the module into your ethernet network. The
module can be also connected directly to a PC using cross-wired UTP cable.
The module requires some settings before initial usage. For more information see IL-NT, IA-NT, IC-NT
Communication Guide.
Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any various type of connection. Setup is provided via
LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.86 Parameters of Comms Settings group

How to start using IB-Lite Plug-in module

Turn on the controller.
Setup “Comms Settings” in the controller or via LiteEdit.
For more information see IB-Lite Quick Guide.
Connect the IB-Lite to the router (or Internet/Ethernet socket) via UTP cable.
Wait a while (or turn the controller off and on again).
Check the “AirGate ID”: Press few times UP button on the basic controller display until you will see
GSM/Modem status screen. Remember the AirGate ID.
For connection with controller use WebSupervisor or LiteEdit. Connect to the controller via AirGate with
typing of the AirGate ID and using of “airgate.comap.cz” as an AirGate address (AirGate Server).

AirGate connection via IL-NT GPRS

IL-NT GPRS is GSM/GPRS Modem Plug-in module. It supports GPRS wireless internet connection or GSM
modem function for dial-up connection. For more information see IL-NT GPRS Quick Guide.

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 Parameters can be set via various types of connection. Setup is provided via LiteEdit. For Ethernet connection
set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.87 Parameters of Comms Settings group

How to start using IL-NT GPRS Plug-in module

You will need one of supported ComAp controllers (IL-NT/IC-NT/ID-Lite), IL-NT-GPRS, antenna, SIM card
with GPRS service and optionally IL-NT-RS232 or IL-NT-S-USB module. Firmware supporting IL-NT-GPRS
module is IL-NT-WSUP or selected customer branches (contact [email protected] for details). It is
available here: http://www.comap.cz/products/detail/IL-NT-GPRS/
Contact SIM card operator for getting GPRS APN (APN = Access Point Name) name, username and
password. Some operator’s APNs are listed here: http://www.quickim.com/support/gprs-
settings.html#Australia
Example: APN Name = internet.t-mobile.cz, UserName = [blank], Password = [blank]

Make sure SIM card does not require a PIN code. If it does, it is possible to disable it in any common
network unlocked mobile telephone.
Power up the ComAp controller.
Enter correct APN Name, APN UserName and APN UserPass in controller’s setpoint group Comms
Settings. Set COM1 Mode = DIRECT. Comms settings as every sepoint group are accessible by PAGE
button from any measurement screen on controller. Setpoints can be set on controller’s front panel keyboard
or by LiteEdit 4.5 and higher.
Switch off ComAp controller.
Place the SIM card into slot on IL-NT-GPRS card, plug in the IL-NT-GPRS card into communication slot on
back side of ComAp controller.
Connect the antenna to designated SMA connector.
Connect power supply to IL-NT-GPRS module. It supports 8-36V DC voltage.
Power up the system (Controller and module together).
Wait for approx 2 - 4 minutes for first connection of the system to AirGate. AirGate will generate
automatically the AirGate ID value. Then navigate to last of measurement screens where you will find signal
strength bar and AirGate ID identifier.

AirGate connection via InternetBridge-NT

AirGate connection is recommended if you want to access the bridge using ComAp protocol (i.e. ComAp tools
like InteliMonitor, GenConfig or WebSupervisor) and the bridge does not have fixed IP address and/or there is
no route from the client computer to the bridge.
AirGate is to be activated in the General Settings menu. When the InternetBridge-NT connects to the AirGate
first time it is registered into the AirGate database and gets AirGate ID, which remains then the same even if the
module is switched off and on again. This AirGate ID is used for all controllers connected to the InternetBridge-
NT, the controllers are distinguished from each other by their controller address. AirGate ID is displayed in IBNT
Config (STATUS → WAN Connection → AirGate ID).
Max. 2 clients of ComAp type (InteliDDE server, WebSupervisor) can be connected simultaneously.
For more information please search on the InternetBridge-NT GlobalGuide.

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 General setup

The menu SETTINGS → General contains essential settings of the module.

1. WAN connection mode selects the communication interface which the module uses for accessing the
external network (Internet). Select Cellular if you want to use the built-in cellular modem or select Ethernet
if you want to use the Ethernet socket.
2. AirGate Enable switches AirGate protocol extension on and off. If AirGate is on then you can use "AirGate"
connection type in ComAp PC tools.
3. AirGate Address specifies the AirGate address. Use "airgate.comap.cz".
4. Controllers connection type selects the communication inferface which is used for connection of the
controllers.

Note: If CAN bus is used and there are other communication devices/bridges, such as I-LB, IG-IB or
InteliVision-8(CAN) the CAN address collision must be avoided, e.g. each device must use different CAN
address.

Example: If you want to use two InternetBridge-NT with SIM card from two different operators at one
site and connect them via CAN bus then configure one InternetBridge-NT to CAN, Addr#1 and the
other to CAN, Addr#2.

Option Physical CAN address

CAN, Addr#1 124
CAN, Addr#2 123
CAN, Addr#3 125
CAN, Addr#4 122

Image 3.88 Assignment of physical CAN addresses

Note: For using address 3 and 4 the setpoints CANAddrSwitch1 resp. CANAddrSwitch2 must be
switched to OTHER in all connected controllers.

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 5. If RTC Synchronization is enabled the InternetBridge-NT module will synchronize the RTC clock of the
connected controllers with accurate time obtained from either GPS or Internet (NTP servers)

InteliDrive DCU
AirGate connection settings
InteliDrive DCU controller family can be monitored from WebSupervisor, DriveConfig or InteliMonitor via
Internet andusing of AirGate technology.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

Parameters can be set directly in the controller or via any type of connection (USB, RS232, Ethernet). Setup is
provided via InteliMonitor. For Ethernet connection set these parameters in Comms Settings group:

Image 3.89 Parameters of Comms Settings group

Connection to InteliMonitor via AirGate server

1. Select the AirGate connection type.
2. Fill-in the correct AirGate ID for each controller.
3. Enter the AirGate server address.
You will obtain the AirGate ID by the registration of the particular controller on the AirGate server. Set all
setpoints in Comms Settings group according to AirGate connection settings and connect controller to LAN.
Controller AirGate ID will be viewed on the screen.
Note: This function is available in InteliMonitor version 2.6 and higher. Please go to the ComAp website for
detailed information.
Although the controllers in your site are not connected together by the CAN2 bus they must have different
controller addresses.

AirGate connection via InternetBridge-NT

AirGate connection is recommended if you want to access the bridge using ComAp protocol (i.e. ComAp tools
like InteliMonitor, GenConfig or WebSupervisor) and the bridge does not have fixed IP address and/or there is
no route from the client computer to the bridge.
AirGate is to be activated in the General Settings menu. When the InternetBridge-NT connects to the AirGate
first time it is registered into the AirGate database and gets AirGate ID, which remains then the same even if the
module is switched off and on again. This AirGate ID is used for all controllers connected to the InternetBridge-
NT, the controllers are distinguished from each other by their controller address. AirGate ID is displayed in IBNT
Config (STATUS → WAN Connection → AirGate ID).
Max. 2 clients of ComAp type (InteliDDE server, WebSupervisor) can be connected simultaneously.

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 For more information please search on the InternetBridge-NT GlobalGuide.

General setup

The menu SETTINGS → General contains essential settings of the module.

1. WAN connection mode selects the communication interface which the module uses for accessing the
external network (Internet). Select Cellular if you want to use the built-in cellular modem or select Ethernet
if you want to use the Ethernet socket.
2. AirGate Enable switches AirGate protocol extension on and off. If AirGate is on then you can use "AirGate"
connection type in ComAp PC tools.
3. AirGate Address specifies the AirGate address. Use "airgate.comap.cz".
4. Controllers connection type selects the communication inferface which is used for connection of the
controllers.

Note: If CAN bus is used and there are other communication devices/bridges, such as I-LB, IG-IB or
InteliVision-8(CAN) the CAN address collision must be avoided, e.g. each device must use different CAN
address.

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 Example: If you want to use two InternetBridge-NT with SIM card from two different operators at one
site and connect them via CAN bus then configure one InternetBridge-NT to CAN, Addr#1 and the
other to CAN, Addr#2.

Option Physical CAN address

CAN, Addr#1 124
CAN, Addr#2 123
CAN, Addr#3 125
CAN, Addr#4 122

Image 3.90 Assignment of physical CAN addresses

Note: For using address 3 and 4 the setpoints CANAddrSwitch1 resp. CANAddrSwitch2 must be
switched to OTHER in all connected controllers.

5. If RTC Synchronization is enabled the InternetBridge-NT module will synchronize the RTC clock of the
connected controllers with accurate time obtained from either GPS or Internet (NTP servers)

InteliDrive Mobile and InteliBiFuel Mobile controllers

AirGate connection settings
InteliDrive Mobile and InteliBifuel Mobile controllers can be monitored from WebSupervisor, DriveConfig or
InteliMonitor via Internet andusing of AirGate technology.
Common SIM card with GPRS service is suitable for this system. It overcomes problems with special SIM card
(fixed and public IP) necessity, with firewalls and difficult communication settings. For AirGate connection is
possible to use extension module IB-NT or ID-Mobile GPRS plug-in modules.
IMPORTANT: To avoid unauthorized access to the controller change the access code and keep it
secret.

AirGate connection via ID-Mobile GPRS

ID-Mobile GPRS is GSM/GPRS Plug-in module. It supports GPRS wireless internet connection or GSM
modem function for dial-up connection. For more information see ID-Mobile Reference Guide.
Note: For more detailed information about ID-Mobile GPRS module installation please see ID-Mobile GPRS
Assembling manual.

How to start using ID-Mobile GPRS Plug-in module

Assemble ID-Mobile controller, ID-Mobile-GPRS, antenna, SIM card with GPRS service.
Contact SIM card operator for getting GPRS APN name, username and password.
Make sure SIM card does not require PIN code. If it does, it is possible to disable it in every common mobile
telephone.
Power up the ComAp controller and open the DriveMonitor on-line connection.
Enter correct APN Name, APN UserName and APN UserPass in controller’s Comms Settings. Set COM1
Mode = DIRECT.
Switch off the ID-Mobile controller.
Place the SIM card into slot on ID-Mobile-GPRS.

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 Connect the antenna to designated SMA connector.
Power up the system.
Wait for approx 2 - 4 minutes for the first connection to the AirGate. Then navigate to DriveMonitor: Info
screen where you will find AirGate ID value.

AirGate connection via InternetBridge-NT

AirGate connection is recommended if you want to access the bridge using ComAp protocol (i.e. ComAp tools
like InteliMonitor, GenConfig or WebSupervisor) and the bridge does not have fixed IP address and/or there is
no route from the client computer to the bridge.
AirGate is to be activated in the General Settings menu. When the InternetBridge-NT connects to the AirGate
first time it is registered into the AirGate database and gets AirGate ID, which remains then the same even if the
module is switched off and on again. This AirGate ID is used for all controllers connected to the InternetBridge-
NT, the controllers are distinguished from each other by their controller address. AirGate ID is displayed in IBNT
Config (STATUS → WAN Connection → AirGate ID).
Max. 2 clients of ComAp type (InteliDDE server, WebSupervisor) can be connected simultaneously.
For more information please search on the InternetBridge-NT GlobalGuide.

General setup

The menu SETTINGS → General contains essential settings of the module.

1. WAN connection mode selects the communication interface which the module uses for accessing the
external network (Internet). Select Cellular if you want to use the built-in cellular modem or select Ethernet
if you want to use the Ethernet socket.
2. AirGate Enable switches AirGate protocol extension on and off. If AirGate is on then you can use "AirGate"
connection type in ComAp PC tools.
3. AirGate Address specifies the AirGate address. Use "airgate.comap.cz".
4. Controllers connection type selects the communication inferface which is used for connection of the
controllers.

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 Note: If CAN bus is used and there are other communication devices/bridges, such as I-LB, IG-IB or
InteliVision-8(CAN) the CAN address collision must be avoided, e.g. each device must use different CAN
address.

Example: If you want to use two InternetBridge-NT with SIM card from two different operators at one
site and connect them via CAN bus then configure one InternetBridge-NT to CAN, Addr#1 and the
other to CAN, Addr#2.

Option Physical CAN address

CAN, Addr#1 124
CAN, Addr#2 123
CAN, Addr#3 125
CAN, Addr#4 122

Image 3.91 Assignment of physical CAN addresses

Note: For using address 3 and 4 the setpoints CANAddrSwitch1 resp. CANAddrSwitch2 must be
switched to OTHER in all connected controllers.

5. If RTC Synchronization is enabled the InternetBridge-NT module will synchronize the RTC clock of the
connected controllers with accurate time obtained from either GPS or Internet (NTP servers)

Diagnostic Code for AirGate

AirGate Diag
Code Description
0 Waiting for connection to AirGate Server
1 Controller registered, waiting for authorization
2 Not possible to register, controller blacklisted
3 Not possible to register, server has no more capacity
4 Not possible to register, other reason
5 Controller registered and authorized

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