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EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal

Firmware Release Notes


Wireless Devices Concentrator and Modbus Gateway

EcoStruxure offers IoT-enabled architecture and platform.

DOCA0178EN-14
05/2024

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EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal

Table of Contents
About the Book ............................................................................................5
Introduction ..................................................................................................6
EcoStruxure Master Range .........................................................................6
Panel Server Universal Gateway .................................................................6
Firmware Release History ...........................................................................6
Firmware Update Policy ..............................................................................7
Firmware Update with EcoStruxure Power Commission Software ..................7
Firmware Update with EcoStruxure Panel Server Webpages .........................7
Firmware Versions ......................................................................................9
Firmware Version 001.010.000 ....................................................................9
New Features .......................................................................................9
General Features................................................................................10
Commissioning and Monitoring Features .............................................. 11
Performance and Limitations ...............................................................13
Firmware Version 001.009.000 ..................................................................16
New Features .....................................................................................16
General Features................................................................................17
Commissioning and Monitoring Features ..............................................19
Performance and Limitations ...............................................................19
Firmware Version 001.008.000 ..................................................................22
New Features .....................................................................................22
General Features................................................................................22
Commissioning and Monitoring Features ..............................................24
Performance and Limitations ...............................................................25
Firmware Version 001.007.000 ..................................................................27
Firmware Version 001.006.000 ..................................................................32
Firmware Version 001.005.001 ..................................................................37
Firmware Version 001.005.000 ..................................................................41
Firmware Version 001.004.000 ..................................................................45
Firmware Version 001.003.002 ..................................................................48
Firmware Version 001.003.001 ..................................................................51
Firmware Version 001.002.000 ..................................................................55
Firmware Version 001.001.000 ..................................................................61
Supported Devices ...................................................................................62
Wireless Devices......................................................................................62
Modbus TCP/IP Devices ...........................................................................64
Modbus Serial Devices .............................................................................66

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About the Book EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal

About the Book


Document Scope
This document provides users with the following information about the
EcoStruxure™ Panel Server Universal gateway:
• History of previous firmware versions
• List of devices supported

Validity Note
This document applies to the Panel Server Universal gateway with firmware
version 001.010.000.

Convention
EcoStruxure Panel Server is hereafter referred to as Panel Server.

Online Information
The information contained in this guide is likely to be updated at any time.
Schneider Electric strongly recommends that you have the most recent and up-to-
date version available on www.se.com/ww/en/download.
The technical characteristics of the devices described in this guide also appear
online. To access the information online, go to the Schneider Electric home page
at www.se.com.

Information on Non-Inclusive or Insensitive Terminology


As a responsible, inclusive company, Schneider Electric is constantly updating its
communications and products that contain non-inclusive or insensitive
terminology. However, despite these efforts, our content may still contain terms
that are deemed inappropriate by some customers.

Related Documents
Title of documentation Publication date Reference number
EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide 05/2024 DOCA0172EN
DOCA0172DE
DOCA0172ES
DOCA0172FR
DOCA0172IT
DOCA0172PT
EcoStruxure Panel Server - Modbus File 05/2024 DOCA0241EN

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EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal Introduction

Introduction
EcoStruxure Master Range
EcoStruxure is Schneider Electric’s IoT-enabled, plug-and-play, open,
interoperable architecture and platform, in Homes, Buildings, Data Centers,
Infrastructure and Industries. Innovation at Every Level from Connected Products
to Edge Control, and Apps, Analytics and Services.

Panel Server Universal Gateway


Panel Server Universal is a high performance, all-in-one gateway used to retrieve
data from IEEE 802.15.4 and Modbus devices.
Panel Server Universal is a data concentrator for wireless devices and wired
Modbus devices (see detailed list).
Panel Server Universal is available with different power supplies:
• PAS600: 110–277 Vac/Vdc
• PAS600L, PAS600LWD: 24 Vdc
• PAS600T: 110–240 Vac/Vdc
• PAS600PWD: Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Panel Server Universal offers the following features:
• Two 10/100BASE-T Ethernet RJ45 ports
• Upstream Modbus TCP/IP connectivity (edge connection)
• Upstream Wi-Fi connectivity
• Downstream Modbus TCP/IP connectivity
• Downstream IEEE 802.15.4 connectivity
• Downstream Modbus-SL connectivity
• Two digital inputs (PAS600L, PAS600LWD)
• Wi-Fi external antenna
• Data sampling
• Compatible with the following commissioning tools of Panel Server and
connected devices:
◦ EcoStruxure Power Commission software
◦ EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages
• Compatible with the following Schneider Electric cloud applications:
◦ EcoStruxure Energy Hub
◦ EcoStruxure Facility Expert
◦ EcoStruxure Asset Advisor
◦ EcoStruxure Resource Advisor

Firmware Release History


Date Panel Server Universal firmware version Availability

May 2024 001.010.000 Latest commercial release

February 2024 001.009.000 Obsolete

November 2023 001.008.000 Obsolete

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Date Panel Server Universal firmware version Availability

August 2023 001.007.000 Obsolete

May 2023 001.006.000 Obsolete

February 2023 001.005.001 Obsolete

November 2022 001.005.000 Obsolete


August 2022 001.004.000 Obsolete

June 2022 001.003.002 Obsolete


May 2022 001.003.001 Obsolete

October 2021 001.002.000 Obsolete


April 2021 001.001.000 Obsolete

Firmware Update Policy


Firmware update is recommended to benefit from the latest features and potential
bug fixes.

Firmware Update with EcoStruxure Power Commission


Software
Use the latest version (version 2.31.0 or higher) of EcoStruxure Power
Commission software to update Panel Server to the latest firmware version
available.
The latest version of EcoStruxure Power Commission software is available here.
For more information about the use of EcoStruxure Power Commission software,
refer to EcoStruxure Power Commission Online Help.

Firmware Update with EcoStruxure Panel Server


Webpages
To update the firmware with the Panel Server webpages, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure that the Panel Server is continuously powered during the firmware
update.
2. From your Schneider Electric country website, download the latest version of
Panel Server firmware on your PC.
NOTE: Ensure that you select the firmware update suitable for your Panel
Server model.
3. Connect your PC to the Panel Server via an Ethernet cable.
4. Follow the procedure described in DOCA0172•• EcoStruxure Panel Server -
User Guide, page 5 to access the Panel Server webpages.
5. From the Panel Server webpages, select Maintenance > Firmware update >
Firmware update.
6. Import the firmware file and follow the instructions.
7. Reboot the Panel Server to update the firmware.
NOTE: The Panel Server webpages cannot be accessed while the Panel
Server is rebooting.

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8. After the reboot, check that the firmware version is the latest to make sure
that the update is effective.
If the firmware version is still the old one, perform the firmware update again.
If the problem persists, contact your Schneider Electric customer support.

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Firmware Versions
Firmware Version 001.010.000
New Features
• Data publication through HTTPS, with public certificate authority.
• Security improvement for Panel Server claiming from EcoStruxure Energy
Hub: Claiming procedure uses device code in addition to serial number of
Panel Server. The device code is available with the serial number:
◦ By flashing the QR code on the front face of the Panel Server
◦ on the Panel Server webpages with Panel Server identification data
• For PowerTag C I/O devices, send a schedule for output control from cloud.
Once received and running, the function allows the Panel Server to remotely
execute scheduled control orders, even if the connection to cloud is
interrupted.
• Improvement in management of remote configurations sent from a cloud
application: For invalid configurations, an error is logged in the auto-
diagnostic file and feedback is sent to the cloud application to improve
troubleshooting.
• After publishing a topology to the Schneider Electric cloud and receiving the
associated remote configuration, the Panel Server displays the following
information at Settings > Data publication > Topology:
◦ Last remote configuration status
◦ Last successful remote configuration date
• For PowerTag devices, addition of reset of energy counters from Energy
widget in Monitoring & Control page, with confirmation popup message.
• New measurements added for applicable wireless devices:
◦ Active power demand
◦ Peak active power demand with date and time of occurrence
◦ Reset of peak active power demand
– per device on the device page at Monitoring & Control
– for all associated devices at Settings > Wireless devices >
Measurements management
• Demand calculation time interval can be set at Settings > Wireless devices
> Measurements management
• Addition of supported device Power meter iEM2455
• Custom models improvement: Supports logic code SMOD10K for data
measurement in custom device model created from EcoStruxure Power
Commission software and imported into the Panel Server
• Panel Server webpage user experience improvements
◦ In the Monitoring & Control page, only measurements relevant to the
selected device are displayed in Advanced data tab, to improve
readability
◦ In the Maintenance page, the Panel Server serial number is displayed
when Schneider Electric Customer Care Center is authorized to access
the Panel Server remotely.
◦ Triangular ‘No data’ icon replaced with standard warning icon.
• Diagnostic logs improved for better debugging experience

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EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal Firmware Versions

General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on Panel Server
Universal in firmware version 001.0010.000.

● Available
● Not available
General features Availability
Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure
Power Operation,EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building Management

System, or third-party monitoring or supervision system)
Ability to disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and
IEEE 802.15.4) by using Panel Server webpages

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 communication Wireless device Maximum
concurrent number

of devices
PowerTag Energy sensors 85
PowerLogic Tag energy sensors 85
Acti9 Active devices 85
Wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT and 85
PowerPacT circuit breakers
Wireless CO2 sensors 100
Wireless temperature and humidity sensors 100
PowerTag A devices 100
PowerTag Ambient sensors 100
Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors 100
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors 15
PowerTag Control devices 10
PowerLogic PD100 devices 15
Constraints within a mixed configuration:
• Any combination of wireless devices listed in the table above must not
exceed 40 devices.
• The total number of PowerTag Control, PowerLogic HeatTag, and
PowerLogic PD100 should not exceed 20 devices.
Modbus TCP/IP communication 128 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices physically connected to
the Panel Server and virtual devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to

a child Panel Server gateway)
Modbus SL communication 32 Modbus SL devices maximum

Human Machine Interface
(HMI)
FDM128 Ethernet display

Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms •

In general, publication of alarms supported by the end devices.
Publication of alarms related to the following:

◦ Communication issue between a device and Panel Server when
available from the end devices
◦ Alarm associated to ERMS on circuit breaker
◦ The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors
◦ Alarms associated to Breaker I/O device connected downstream to an
I/O Smart Link gateway
◦ Communication loss alarm for wireless device connected downstream
to a child gateway.

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General features Availability


Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

SFTP client

Data export Panel Server webpages for publication on SFTP server

Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel Server webpages

Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.010.000.

● Available
● Not available
Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial communication Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in reverse mode by using
Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs (PAS600L,
PAS600LWD)
Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Status assignment from a list of predefined values for each generic input/output
in the IO status setting by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or

Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using EcoStruxure Power
Commission software

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using EcoStruxure
Power Commission software

Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using Panel Server
webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by using Panel Server
webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus serial devices by using
Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel Server webpages

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Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE
802.15.4) in the Panel Server by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of I/O Smart Link devices by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial references in
Supported Devices, page 62) by using Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

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Performance and Limitations


General Performance and Limitations
• Web browser Mozilla Firefox not supported
• No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
• Automatic discovery of wireless devices under a child gateway is limited to
128 devices because wireless devices are seen as Modbus TCP/IP devices.
• Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded to
the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
• Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Some device identification data of the aggregated devices connected
downstream from a Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI D (such as I/O Smart Link
or wireless devices) are displayed in the Panel Server webpage if the data is
configured and commissioned from the Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI D
webpage.
• Keep firmware up to date in order to allow the Schneider Electric Customer
Care Center to remotely access the Panel Server webpages. Remote access
certificate validity is as follows:
◦ Panel Server Firmware version 001.008.000: certificate valid until 23 July
2024
◦ Panel Server Firmware version 001.009.000: certificate valid until 16
October 2024
◦ Panel Server Firmware version 001.010.000: certificate valid until 20
January 2025
For more information about Firmware Update, refer to DOCA0172••
EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide, page 5.

Limitations on Publication
• When exporting CSV files to SFTP or HTTPS servers, an excessively large
volume of data can result in empty export files. Reduce the publication period
and perform the export again.
• Limitation on SFTP publication - CSV file content not consistent over firmware
releases:
◦ When using the custom I/O contextualization of a Pulse counter device
connected to the embedded input of the Panel Server, the format of the
CSV files published through SFTP is not consistent with the format seen
with firmware version 001.006.000. To see the data label
IoCountMeasurement in your CSV scripts, enter IoCountMeasurement in
the Consumption meter element name field on the Panel Server web
pages at Settings > Embedded input management.
◦ The above limitation and work-around also apply to a Pulse counter device
connected downstream to the I/O Smart Link device.
• When SFTP or HTTPS publication is enabled, alarms are displayed in the
Panel Server webpages but are not published on SFTP or HTTPS servers.
• Limitations on topology publication to the Schneider Electric cloud: all the
devices must be connected at least once to the Panel Server to enable the
correct topology to be published to the Schneider Electric cloud.

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Limitation on Parent/Child Gateway Configuration


• The parent Panel Server is unable to display and manage the measurements
values of the digital inputs configured on the child Panel Server gateway. It is
recommended to replace the child Panel Server with an I/O Smart Link device
to enable the inputs and outputs of the channels configured in the I/O Smart
Link to be correctly displayed in the Panel Server webpages and published to
any associated Cloud application.

Limitations on Custom Device Models


• Units defined in custom measurement are not published to the Cloud.
• For wireless devices connected under a child gateway, if a custom model
uses the same name as a predefined model, and devices are already
associated with the predefined model, follow this procedure to load the
custom model:
1. Decommission any device already associated with the predefined model.
2. Load the custom model in the Panel Server.
3. Associate the devices with the newly loaded custom model.
4. Publish the topology in case of use of the Panel Server with a Schneider
Electric cloud application such EcoStruxure Asset Advisor or
EcoStruxure Resource Advisor.

Limitations on Data Sampling, Data Logging and Alarming


• The number of individual data points that can be sampled simultaneously is
limited to 5 000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
• The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring and
sending an email notification is limited to 100.

Limitations on Specific Devices


Limitations on I/O Smart Link:
• When commissioning an I/O Smart Link (as a replacement for a legacy Acti9
Smartlink Modbus with FW1.3.x) in EcoStruxure Power Commission
software, leaving None in the Signal Element line causes an error when the
device is commissioned in the Panel Server. The I/O Smart Link
commissioning configuration cannot be saved in the Panel Server.
• I/O Smart Link devices support the following special characters:

ASCII 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 30 32 33 61 63 64 93 95
Character space ! # $ % & ‘ * + , - . = ? @ \ ^ _ | ~

• Operating time, operation counter, and trip counter not available for Wired
devices and Standard I/O.
Limitations on Modbus Serial devices:
Limitations on wireless devices:
• Within a parent-child Panel Server gateway configuration, the modification of
a contextualized setting of a device to the child Panel Server (for example,
auxiliary position modified from SD to SDE) is not automatically reflected in
the parent gateway. A manual update in the parent Panel Server is required to
display modifications.
• Wireless indication auxiliary: the Panel Server does not manage alarm
notification by email or to Schneider Electric cloud applications.

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• PowerTag Control:
◦ If a PowerTag Control device is connected to a child gateway:
– No automatic discovery.
– No data is published to the parent gateway. To be able to publish at the
parent gateway level, a custom model has to be developed for the
parent gateway.
Limitations on MasterPact NT/NW, ComPacT NS, and PowerPacT P/R frame
circuit breakers. For details about which trip units and interfaces are supported,
refer to
• Modbus TCP/IP Devices Circuit Breakers and Associated Trip Units
connected via IFE and eIFE interfaces, page 64
• Modbus Serial Devices Circuit Breakers and Associated Trip Units connected
via IFM interface, page 68

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Firmware Version 001.009.000


New Features
• When data publication is activated by any method, the last month of sampled
data is published by the method selected.
• Introduction of two new Wired by Design models (PAS600LWD and
PAS600PWD). These models have no native wireless chipset preventing the
use of Wi-Fi communication and connection to IEEE 802.15.4 wireless
devices.
• Custom models management improvement: you can update an existing
custom model to a new version, and propagate the changes to the associated
devices without deleting and rediscovering the associated devices.
For more information about importing custom model updates, refer to
DOCA0172EN EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide.
• Number of concurrent supported devices increased to 85 for certain devices.
For more information, refer to General Features, page 17.
• The communication period of a wireless device can be set either at the family
device level (for example, for all sensors) or individually, device by device to
provide better granularity. For Energy-related wireless devices, it is possible
to individually set 2 seconds as the communication period.
• Output control from cloud: this function allows you to manage remote output
control orders from a cloud application to a PowerTag Control IO device
paired to the Panel Server. You can enable or disable the function in the
Panel Server webpages.
• Modbus Serial settings are available for Modbus registers via Modbus
address 255. The following parameters can be consulted:
◦ Modbus address: fixed at 255
◦ Parity
◦ Baud rate
◦ Number of stop bits
For more information, refer to DOCA0241EN EcoStruxure Panel Server -
Modbus File
• Improvement in handling of incorrect remote configuration. On reception, the
remote configuration is pre-parsed and errors are stored in the logs.
If the Panel Server cannot execute the incorrect configuration, the Panel
Server stops data publication to allow the cloud application to check the logs
and retrieve the details. The cloud service icon is orange.
• Modbus registers read improvements:
◦ Read content of registers of Modbus TCP/IP devices connected
downstream from the Panel Server
◦ Additional read function code FC01 Read coils status
◦ Other formats than hexadecimal are available.

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• Panel Server webpage user experience improvements:


◦ In the Monitoring & Control pages, the following improvements are
available:
– In the Advanced data page, after automatic refresh, the table display
maintains current view instead of reverting to top of table.
– In the Advanced data page, active energy data is displayed in the first
data columns for improved visibility.
– Column sorting is available by clicking the icon in the header row of
each column:

Data in column can be sorted

Data in column is sorted in descending alphabetical or numerical


order

Data in column is sorted in ascending alphabetical or numerical


order
◦ In Maintenance > Device communication status information is available
for Input/Output of a wireless PowerTag Control device.
◦ In all pages where settings can be changed, the exit popup message
offers the choice of continuing with or without saving setting changes.
◦ Energy units displayed more consistently:
– In Monitoring & Control overview page and on the widgets page
(available by clicking on a device):
◊ Active energy is displayed in KWh, with no decimals.
◊ Apparent energy is displayed in KVah, with no decimals.
◊ Reactive energy is displayed in KVarh, with no decimals.
◦ Improvement in screen display: when clicking away from a pre-selected
device view, the view is maintained on returning to that screen.

General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on Panel Server
Universal in firmware version 001.009.000.

● Available
● Not available
General features Availability
Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure
Power Operation,EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building Management

System, or third-party monitoring or supervision system)
Ability to disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and
IEEE 802.15.4) by using Panel Server webpages

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 communication Wireless device Maximum
concurrent number

of devices
PowerTag Energy sensors 85
PowerLogic Tag energy sensors 85
Acti9 Active devices 85

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General features Availability


Wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT and 85
PowerPacT circuit breakers
Wireless CO2 sensors 85
Wireless temperature and humidity sensors 85
PowerTag A devices 85
PowerTag Ambient sensors 85
Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors 85
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors 15
PowerTag Control devices 10
PowerLogic PD100 devices 15
Constraints within a mixed configuration:
• Any combination of wireless devices listed in the table above must not
exceed 40 devices.
• The total number of PowerTag Control, PowerLogic HeatTag, and
PowerLogic PD100 should not exceed 20 devices.
Modbus TCP/IP communication 128 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices physically connected to
the Panel Server and virtual devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to

a child Panel Server gateway)
Modbus SL communication 32 Modbus SL devices maximum

Human Machine Interface
(HMI)
FDM128 Ethernet display

Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms •

In general, publication of alarms supported by the end devices.
Publication of alarms related to the following:

◦ Communication issue between a device and Panel Server when
available from the end devices
◦ Alarm associated to ERMS on circuit breaker
◦ The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors
◦ Alarms associated to Breaker I/O device connected downstream to an
I/O Smart Link gateway
◦ Communication loss alarm for wireless device connected downstream
to a child gateway.
Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

SFTP client

Data export Panel Server webpages for publication on SFTP server

Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel Server webpages

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Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.009.000.

● Available
● Not available
Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial communication Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in reverse mode by using
Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs (PAS600L,
PAS600LWD)
Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Status assignment from a list of predefined values for each generic input/output
in the IO status setting by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or

Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using EcoStruxure Power
Commission software

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using EcoStruxure
Power Commission software

Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using Panel Server
webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by using Panel Server
webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus serial devices by using
Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel Server webpages

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE
802.15.4) in the Panel Server by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of I/O Smart Link devices by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial references in
Supported Devices, page 62) by using Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

Performance and Limitations


General Performance and Limitations
• Web browser Mozilla Firefox not supported

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• No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream


gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
• Automatic discovery of wireless devices under a child gateway is limited to
128 devices because wireless devices are seen as Modbus TCP/IP devices.
• Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded to
the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
• Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Some device identification data of the aggregated devices connected
downstream from a Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI D (such as I/O Smart Link
or wireless devices) are displayed in the Panel Server webpage if the data is
configured and commissioned from the Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI D
webpage.
• Keep firmware up to date in order to allow the Schneider Electric Customer
Care Center to remotely access the Panel Server webpages. Remote access
certificate validity is as follows:
◦ Panel Server Firmware version 001.007.000: certificate valid until 5 May
2024.
◦ Panel Server Firmware version 001.008.000: certificate valid until 23 July
2024
◦ Panel Server Firmware version 001.009.000: certificate valid until 16
October 2024
For more information about Firmware Update, refer to DOCA0172EN
EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide.

Limitations on Publication
• Limitation on SFTP publication - CSV file content not consistent over firmware
releases:
◦ When using the custom I/O contextualization of a Pulse counter device
connected to the embedded input of the Panel Server, the format of the
CSV files published through SFTP is not consistent with the format seen
with firmware version 001.006.000. To see the data label
IoCountMeasurement in your CSV scripts, enter IoCountMeasurement in
the Consumption meter element name field on the Panel Server web
pages at Settings > Embedded input management.
◦ The above limitation and work-around also apply to a Pulse counter device
connected downstream to the I/O Smart Link device.
• When SFTP publication is enabled, alarms are displayed in the Panel Server
webpages but are not published on SFTP Server.
• Limitations on topology publication to the Schneider Electric cloud: all the
devices must be connected at least once to the Panel Server to enable the
correct topology to be published to the Schneider Electric cloud.

Limitations on Custom Device Models


• Units defined in custom measurement are not published to the Cloud.

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• For wireless devices connected under a child gateway, if a custom model


uses the same name as a predefined model, and devices are already
associated with the predefined model, follow this procedure to load the
custom model:
1. Decommission any device already associated with the predefined model.
2. Load the custom model in the Panel Server.
3. Reboot the Panel Server.
4. Associate the devices with the newly loaded custom model.
5. Publish the topology in case of use of the Panel Server with a Schneider
Electric cloud application such EcoStruxure Asset Advisor or
EcoStruxure Resource Advisor.

Limitations on Data Sampling, Data Logging and Alarming


• The number of individual data points that can be sampled simultaneously is
limited to 5 000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
• The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring and
sending an email notification is limited to 100.

Limitations on Specific Devices


Limitations on I/O Smart Link:
• When commissioning an I/O Smart Link (as a replacement for a legacy Acti9
Smartlink Modbus with FW1.3.x) in EcoStruxure Power Commission
software, leaving None in the Signal Element line causes an error when the
device is commissioned in the Panel Server. The I/O Smart Link
commissioning configuration cannot be saved in the Panel Server.
• Operating time, operation counter, and trip counter not available for Wired
devices and Standard I/O.
Limitations on wireless devices:
• Within a parent-child Panel Server gateway configuration, the modification of
a contextualized setting of a device to the child Panel Server (for example,
auxiliary position modified from SD to SDE) is not automatically reflected in
the parent gateway. A manual update in the parent Panel Server is required to
display modifications.
• Wireless indication auxiliary: the Panel Server does not manage alarm
notification by email or to Schneider Electric cloud applications.
• PowerTag Control:
◦ If a PowerTag Control device is connected to a child gateway:
– No automatic discovery.
– No data is published to the parent gateway. To be able to publish at the
parent gateway level, a custom model has to be developed for the
parent gateway.
Limitations on MasterPact NT/NW, ComPacT NS, and PowerPacT P/R frame
circuit breakers. For details about which trip units and interfaces are supported,
refer to
• Modbus TCP/IP Devices Circuit Breakers and Associated Trip Units
connected via IFE and eIFE interfaces, page 64
• Modbus Serial Devices Circuit Breakers and Associated Trip Units connected
via IFM interface, page 68

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Firmware Version 001.008.000


New Features

• Improvement of commissioning of Modbus devices to enable reading of


Modbus-SL device registers through webpages
• For devices connected downstream to an I/O Smart Link device:
◦ Addition of the contextualization of the signal element for standard I/O
devices
◦ Support of predefined values in the contextualization of pulse counter
devices
• Modbus devices webpage: additionally displays name and version of
custom model used
• Improvement in commissioning of wireless PowerTag Energy devices
• Custom device model: supports units defined in custom measurement in
Panel Server webpages (for example, Modbus devices, Trending menu,
Monitoring and Control menu)
NOTE: Units are not published to the Cloud.
• Wireless PowerTag Control devices:
◦ Full integration of following devices:
– PowerTag C IO 230V digital input output module (A9XMC1D3)
– PowerTag C 2DI 230V digital input module (A9XMC2D3)
◦ Support of contactor with feedback loop configuration
◦ Support of impulse relay configuration
◦ Enable/disable local control from webpages
• Data sampling: popup message is displayed in the webpages when number
of sampled data of paired Modbus or wireless devices is close to 90% of or
exceeds the system sampling limit. Recommended action is provided.
◦ For wireless devices: in the Wireless devices > Wireless discovery
webpage
◦ For Modbus devices in the Modbus addition webpage
• Webpage user experience improved:
◦ Monitoring and Control menu: all digits of energy data values are
displayed (scientific notation no longer used)

General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on Panel Server
Universal in firmware version 001.008.000.

● Available
● Not available
General features Availability
Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure
Power Operation,EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building Management

System, or third-party monitoring or supervision system)

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General features Availability


Ability to disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and
IEEE 802.15.4) by using Panel Server webpages

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 communication Wireless device Maximum
concurrent number

of devices
PowerTag Energy sensors 40
PowerLogic Tag energy sensors 40
Acti9 Active devices 40
Wireless indication auxiliaries 40
ComPacT circuit breakers 40
PowerPacT circuit breakers 40
Wireless CO2 sensors 40
Wireless temperature and humidity sensors 40
PowerTag A devices 40
PowerTag Ambient sensors 40
Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors 85
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors 15
PowerTag Control devices 10
PowerLogic PD100 devices 15
Constraints within a mixed configuration:
• Any combination of wireless devices listed in the table above must not
exceed 40 devices.
• The total number of PowerTag Control, PowerLogic HeatTag, and
PowerLogic PD100 should not exceed 20 devices.
Modbus TCP/IP communication 128 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices physically connected to
the Panel Server and virtual devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to

a child Panel Server gateway)
Human Machine Interface
(HMI)
FDM128 Ethernet display

PowerTag Link display

Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms •

In general, publication of alarms supported by the end devices.
Publication of alarms related to the following:

◦ Communication issue between a device and Panel Server when
available from the end devices
◦ Alarm associated to ERMS on circuit breaker
◦ The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors
◦ Alarms associated to Breaker I/O device connected downstream to an
I/O Smart Link gateway
◦ Communication loss alarm for wireless device connected downstream
to a child gateway.
Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

SFTP client

Data export Panel Server webpages for publication on SFTP server

Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel Server webpages

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Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.008.000.

● Available
● Not available
Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial communication Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in reverse mode by using
Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs (PAS600L) Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Status assignment from a list of predefined values for each generic input/output
in the IO status setting by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or

Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using EcoStruxure Power
Commission software

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using EcoStruxure
Power Commission software

Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using Panel Server
webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by using Panel Server
webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus serial devices by using
Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel Server webpages

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE
802.15.4) in the Panel Server by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of I/O Smart Link devices by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial references in
Supported Devices, page 62) by using Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

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Performance and Limitations


• Limitation on SFTP publication - CSV file content not consistent over firmware
releases:
◦ When using the custom I/O contexualization of a Pulse counter device
connected to the embedded input of the Panel Server, the format of the
CSV files published through SFTP is not consistent with the format seen
with firmware version 001.006.000. To see the data label
IoCountMeasurement in your CSV scripts, enter IoCountMeasurement in
the Consumption meter element name field on the Panel Server web
pages at Settings > Embedded input management.
◦ The above limitation and work-around also apply to a Pulse counter device
connected downstream to the I/O Smart Link device.
• Web browser Mozilla Firefox not supported
• General performance and limitations:
◦ When SFTP publication is enabled, alarms are displayed in the Panel
Server webpages but are not published on SFTP Server.
◦ No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ Automatic discovery of wireless devices under a child gateway is limited to
128 devices because wireless devices are seen as Modbus TCP/IP
devices.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
◦ Some device identification data of the aggregated devices connected
downstream from a Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI D (such as
I/O Smart Link or wireless devices) are displayed in the Panel Server
webpage if the data is configured and commissioned from the Smartlink SI
B or Smartlink SI D webpage.
◦ Keep firmware up to date in order to allow the Schneider Electric
Customer Care Center to remotely access the Panel Server webpages.
Remote access certificate validity is as follows:
– Panel Server Firmware version 001.006.000: certificate valid until 28
January 2024.
– Panel Server Firmware version 001.007.000: certificate valid until 5
May 2024.
– Panel Server Firmware version 001.008.000: certificate valid until 23
July 2024
For more information about Firmware Update, refer to DOCA0172EN
EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide.
• Limitations on logging and alarming:
◦ The number of individual data points that can be sampled is limited to
5 000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
◦ The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring and
sending an email notification is limited to 100.
• Limitations on I/O Smart Link:
◦ Operating time, operation counter, and trip counter not available for Wired
devices and Standard I/O.
• Limitations on wireless devices:
◦ Within a parent-child Panel Server gateway configuration, the modification
of a contextualized setting of a device to the child Panel Server (for
example, auxiliary position modified from SD to SDE) is not automatically
reflected in the parent gateway. A manual update in the parent Panel
Server is required to display modifications.

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◦ Wireless indication auxiliary: the Panel Server does not manage alarm
notification by email or to Schneider Electric cloud applications.
◦ PowerTag Control:
– If a PowerTag Control device is connected to a child gateway:
◊ No automatic discovery.
◊ No data is published to the parent gateway. To be able to publish at
the parent gateway level, a custom model has to be developed for
the parent gateway.
– Pairing process to be followed:
1. Pair the PowerTag Control devices if any in the configuration (all
the other wireless devices must be unpowered).
2. Pair the PowerLogic HeatTag sensors if any in the configuration.
3. Pair PowerLogic PD100 if any in the configuration.
4. Pair the other wireless devices.
• Limitations on MasterPact NT/NW, ComPacT NS, and PowerPact P/R frame
circuit breakers
◦ MicroLogic 2.0 E. is not supported
◦ MicroLogic 7.0 E is partially supported.
◦ MicroLogic 5.0 E and 6.0 E are supported.
◦ All MicroLogic A, P and H are supported
◦ Panel Server does not support multiple Modbus/TCP connections to
MicroLogic command interface when the MicroLogic is connected under
an IFM interface.
• Limitations on topology publication to the Schneider Electric cloud: all the
devices must be connected at least once to the Panel Server to enable the
correct topology to be published to the Schneider Electric cloud.
• Limitations on custom model for wireless devices connected under a child
gateway: if a custom model uses the same name as a predefined model and
devices are already associated with the predefined model, follow this
procedure to load the custom model:
1. Decommission any device already associated with the predefined model.
2. Load the custom model in the Panel Server.
3. Reboot the Panel Server.
4. Associate the devices with the newly loaded custom model.
5. Publish the topology in case of use of the Panel Server with a Schneider
Electric cloud application such EcoStruxure Asset Advisor or
EcoStruxure Resource Advisor.

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Firmware Version 001.007.000


New Features
• Enhancement of number of supported Modbus/TCP devices from 64 to 128
• Improved support of wireless indication auxiliary (LV429453, LV429454)
through Panel Server webpages:
◦ Contextualization
◦ Accurate monitoring
• Addition of support for wired device Breaker I/O, connected downstream to
I/O Smart Link device.
• Automatic discovery in the parent gateway of the wireless indication auxiliary
devices connected to the child gateway..
NOTE: To benefit from this feature, on the parent Panel Server, delete the
current child configuration before updating to firmware version
001.007.000 or greater. Then select Discover to automatically discover
the wireless indication auxiliary devices connected to the child gateway.
Check that the child Panel Server gateway is also updated to firmware
version 001.007.000 or greater.
• Custom device model: version of imported custom model displayed in custom
models table.
• Webpages improved:
◦ Responsive display of General pages
◦ Addition of warning messages and tool-tips

General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on Panel Server
Advanced in firmware version 001.007.000.

● Available
● Not available
General features Availability
Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure
Power Operation,EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building Management

System, or third-party monitoring or supervision system)
Ability to disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and
IEEE 802.15.4) by using Panel Server webpages

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 communication Wireless device Maximum
concurrent number

of devices
PowerTag Energy sensors 40
PowerLogic Tag energy sensors 40
Acti9 Active devices 40
Wireless indication auxiliaries 40
ComPacT circuit breakers 40
PowerPacT circuit breakers 40
Wireless CO2 sensors 40

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General features Availability


Wireless temperature and humidity sensors 40
PowerTag A devices 40
PowerTag Ambient sensors 40
Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors 85
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors 15
PowerTag Control devices 10
PowerLogic PD100 devices 15
Constraints within a mixed configuration:
• Any combination of wireless devices listed in the table above must not
exceed 40 devices.
• The total number of PowerTag Control, PowerLogic HeatTag, and
PowerLogic PD100 should not exceed 20 devices.
Modbus TCP/IP communication 128 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices physically connected to
the Panel Server and virtual devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to

a child Panel Server gateway)
Human Machine Interface
(HMI)
FDM128 Ethernet display

PowerTag Link display

Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms •

In general, publication of alarms supported by the end devices.
Publication of alarms related to the following:

◦ Communication issue between a device and Panel Server when
available from the end devices
◦ Alarm associated to ERMS on circuit breaker
◦ The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors
◦ Alarms associated to Breaker I/O device connected downstream to an
I/O Smart Link gateway
◦ Communication loss alarm for wireless device connected downstream
to a child gateway.
Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

SFTP client

Data export Panel Server webpages for publication on SFTP server

Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel Server webpages

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Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on Panel Server Advanced in firmware version 001.007.000.

● Available
● Not available
Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial communication Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in reverse mode by using
Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs (PAS600L) Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Status assignment from a list of predefined values for each generic input/output
in the IO status setting by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or

Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using EcoStruxure Power
Commission software

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using EcoStruxure
Power Commission software

Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using Panel Server
webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by using Panel Server
webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus serial devices by using
Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel Server webpages

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE
802.15.4) in the Panel Server by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of I/O Smart Link devices by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial references in
Supported Devices, page 62) by using Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

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Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on Panel Server Universal:
◦ When SFTP publication is enabled, alarms are displayed in the Panel
Server webpages but are not published on SFTP Server.
◦ No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ Automatic discovery of wireless devices under a child gateway is limited to
128 devices because wireless devices are seen as Modbus TCP/IP
devices.
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client timeout
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
◦ A few device identification data of the aggregated devices connected
downstream a Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI D (such as I/O Smart Link or
wireless devices) are displayed in the Panel Server webpage if those data
are configured and commissioned from the Smartlink SI B or Smartlink SI
D webpage.
◦ Keep firmware up to date in order to allow the Schneider Electric
Customer Care Center to remotely access the Panel Server webpages.
Remote access certificate validity is as follows:
– Panel Server Firmware versions 001.004.000, 001.005.000,
001.005.001: certificate expired.
– Panel Server Firmware version 001.006.000: certificate valid until 28
January 2024.
For more information about Firmware Update, refer to DOCA0172EN
EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide.
• Limitations on sampling and publishing for Schneider Electric cloud
applications:
◦ The number of individual data points that can be sampled is limited to
2,000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
◦ The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring is
limited to 100.
• Limitations on I/O Smart Link:
◦ I/O contextualization (IO status setting in EcoStruxure Power Commission
software or Panel Server webpages) is not available.
◦ Circuit breaker status is not published in case of selection of Wired
Devices family.
◦ Signal Element as predefined Standard I/O is not available.
◦ No predefined configuration is available for Schneider Electric pulse
counters.
◦ Neither operating time, nor operation counter, nor trip counter for Wired
devices and Standard I/O.

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• Limitations on wireless devices:


◦ Within a parent-child Panel Server gateway configuration, the modification
of a contextualized setting of a device to the child Panel Server (for
example, auxiliary position modified from SD to SDE) is not automatically
reflected in the parent gateway. A manual update in the parent Panel
Server is required to display modifications.
◦ Wireless indication auxiliary: the Panel Server does not manage alarm
notification by email or to Schneider Electric cloud applications.
◦ PowerTag Control:
– Feedback loop in contactor mode is not supported.
– Configuration in impulse relay mode is not supported.
– If a PowerTag Control device is connected to a child gateway:
◊ No automatic discovery.
◊ No data is published to the parent gateway. To be able to publish at
the parent gateway level, a custom model has to be developed for
the parent gateway.
◊ No control function is available through the Panel Server webpages.
◊ Pairing process to be followed:
1. Pair the PowerTag Control devices if any in the configuration
(all the other wireless devices must be unpowered).
2. Pair the PowerLogic HeatTag sensors if any in the
configuration.
3. Pair PowerLogic PD100 if any in the configuration.
4. Pair the other wireless devices.
◦ PowerTag Display: not supported by Panel Server Universal.
• Limitations on Modbus circuit breakers
◦ Panel Server does not support MicroLogic 2.0 E.
MicroLogic 7.0 E is partially supported.
MicroLogic 5.0 E and 6.0 E are supported.
◦ Panel Server does not support multiple Modbus/TCP connections to
MicroLogic command interface when the MicroLogic is connected under
an IFM interface.
• Limitations on topology publication to the Schneider Electric cloud: all the
devices must be connected at least once to the Panel Server to enable the
correct topology to be published to the Schneider Electric cloud.
NOTE: If the Panel Server is rebooted before sending the topology, all
devices should be connected while rebooting to enable the correct
topology publication. In the case of a parent/child configuration, devices
should have connected status on the parent device.
• Limitations on custom model for wireless devices connected under a child
gateway: if a custom model uses the same name as a predefined model and
devices are already associated with the predefined model, follow this
procedure to load the custom model:
1. Decommission any device already associated with the predefined model.
2. Load the custom model in the Panel Server.
3. Reboot the Panel Server.
4. Associate the devices with the newly loaded custom model.
5. Publish the topology in case of use of the Panel Server with a Schneider
Electric cloud application such EcoStruxure Asset Advisor or
EcoStruxure Resource Advisor.

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New Features
• Addition of wireless devices:
◦ PowerTag Control: commissioning by using Panel Server webpages or
EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ PowerLogic PD100 partial discharge monitoring sensor: commissioning by
using Panel Server webpages.
• PowerTag Control digital input settings: predefined contextualization values.
For example, Fan status is available when configuring the status of an IO
device connected to either one of the input of the PowerTag Control 2DI
wireless device, or the input or output of a PowerTag Control IO wireless
device.
• Enhancement of Panel Server features for EcoStruxure Asset Advisor and
EcoStruxure Resource Advisor:
◦ Panel Server supports additional enhancements for custom model
properties, by using EPC-Web software:
– Additional option for properties: LogicCode.
– Byte ordering at measurement level.
◦ PowerLogic HeatTag enhancements.
◦ Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus serial devices on unit ID 248 to 254.
◦ Panel Server supports custom alarms in custom models created in EPC-
Web software.

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General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on Panel Server
Universal in firmware version 001.006.000.
Available
Not available

General features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure


Power Operation,EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building Management
System, or third-party monitoring or supervision system)

Ability to disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and
IEEE 802.15.4) by using Panel Server webpages

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 communication Maximum number of wireless devices:


• Up to 40 wireless devices as combination of PowerTag Energy sensors,
PowerLogic Tag energy sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers, wireless CO2 sensors,
wireless temperature and humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag
Ambient, Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors, and PowerLogic
HeatTag sensors, PowerTag Control, and PowerLogic PD100 with
maximum 10 PowerTag Control devices, maximum 15 PowerLogic
HeatTag, and maximum 15 PowerLogic PD100 sensors
• or up to 85 Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors
NOTE: Total number of PowerTag Control, PowerLogic HeatTag, and
PowerLogic PD100 should not exceed 20 devices.

Modbus TCP/IP 64 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices physically connected to
communication the Panel Server and virtual devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to
a child Panel Server gateway)

Human Machine Interface FDM128 Ethernet display


(HMI)
PowerTag Link display

Backup restore Backup and Panel Server configuration restore by using Panel Server webpages
and EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms • In general, publication of alarms supported by the end devices.


• Publication of alarms related to:
◦ Communication issue between a device and Panel Server when
available from the end devices
◦ ERMS on circuit breaker
◦ The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

SFTP client

Data export Panel Server webpages for publication on SFTP server

Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel Server webpages

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Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.006.000.
Available
Not available

Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial communication Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in reverse mode by using
Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs (PAS600L) Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Status assignment from a list of predefined values for each generic input/output
in the IO status setting by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or
Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission
software
Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using EcoStruxure Power


Commission software
Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using EcoStruxure
Power Commission software
Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by using Panel Server
webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by using Panel Server


webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus serial devices by using


Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


software
Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel Server webpages

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE
802.15.4) in the Panel Server by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of I/O Smart Link devices by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial references in


Supported Devices, page 62) by using Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

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Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on Panel Server Universal:
◦ When SFTP publication is enabled, alarms are displayed in the Panel
Server webpages but are not published on SFTP Server.
◦ No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ Automatic discovery of wireless devices under a child gateway is limited
to 64 devices because wireless devices are seen as Modbus TCP/IP
devices.
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client timeout
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Limitations on sampling and publishing for Schneider Electric cloud
applications:
◦ The number of individual data points that can be sampled is limited to
2,000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
◦ The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring is
limited to 100.
• Limitations on I/O Smart Link:
◦ I/O contextualization (IO status setting in EcoStruxure Power Commission
software or Panel Server webpages) is not available.
◦ Circuit breaker status is not published in case of selection of Wired
Devices family.
◦ Signal Element as predefined Standard I/O is not available.
◦ No predefined configuration is available for Schneider Electric pulse
counters.
◦ Neither operating time, nor operation counter, nor trip counter for Wired
devices and Standard I/O.
• Limitations on wireless devices:
◦ PowerTag Control:
– Feedback loop in contactor mode is not supported.
– Configuration in impulse relay mode is not supported.
– If a PowerTag Control device is connected to a child gateway:
◊ No automatic discovery.
◊ No data is published to the parent gateway. To be able to publish at
the parent gateway level, a custom model has to be developed for
the parent gateway.
◊ No control function is available through the Panel Server webpages.
◊ Pairing process to be followed:
1. Pair the PowerTag Control devices if any in the configuration
(all the other wireless devices must be unpowered).
2. Pair the PowerLogic HeatTag sensors if any in the
configuration.
3. Pair PowerLogic PD100 if any in the configuration.
4. Pair the other wireless devices.
◦ PowerTag Display: not supported by Panel Server Universal.

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• Limitations on topology publication to the Schneider Electric cloud: all the


devices must be connected at least once to the Panel Server to enable the
correct topology to be published to the Schneider Electric cloud.
• Limitations on custom model for wireless devices connected under a child
gateway: if a custom model uses the same name as a predefined model and
devices are already associated with the predefined model, follow this
procedure to load the custom model:
1. Decommission any device already associated with the predefined model.
2. Load the custom model in the Panel Server.
3. Reboot the Panel Server.
4. Associate the devices with the newly loaded custom model.
5. Publish the topology in case of use of the Panel Server with a Schneider
Electric cloud application such EcoStruxure Asset Advisor or
EcoStruxure Resource Advisor.

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Firmware Version 001.005.001


New Features
• Automatic discovery of wireless devices connected under a child gateway
(Panel Server, PowerTag Link, or Smartlink SIB).
• Smartlink SIB gateway natively supported as a child gateway of Panel Server.
• Defining end-device energy by using the Panel Server webpages
(Commodity field in the end-device details, field not published in Schneider
Electric cloud services).
• For any type of PowerTag wireless devices, delivered and received energy
available in Modbus registers (upload the most recent version of
DOCA0241EN EcoStruxure Panel Server - Modbus File).
• Publication to SFTP server of data sampled on devices connected to the
Panel Server, including authentication to SFTP server with either user name
and password or user name and SSH key.
• Setting of the pulse counter type digital inputs by using the Panel Server
webpages.

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General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on EcoStruxure
Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.005.001.
Available
Not available

General features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power


Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure Power Operation,
EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building
Management System, or third-party monitoring or
supervision system)

Ability to disable concurrently and permanently the


wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.15.4) by using
Panel Server webpages

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 Maximum number of wireless devices:


communication
• Up to 40 wireless devices as combination of
PowerTag Energy sensors, PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers,
wireless CO2 sensors, wireless temperature and
humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag Ambient,
Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors, and
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors
• or up to 65 Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental
sensors
Modbus TCP/IP 64 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices
communication physically connected to the Panel Server and virtual
devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to a
child Panel Server gateway)

Human Machine FDM128 Ethernet display


Interface (HMI)
PowerTag Link display

Backup restore Backup and Panel Server configuration restore by using


Panel Server webpages and EcoStruxure Power
Commission software
Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based


Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms Publication of alarms related to:


• Communication issue between a device and Panel
Server when available from the end devices
• ERMS on circuit breaker
• The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

SFTP client

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Data export Panel Server webpages for publication on SFTP server

Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel


Server webpages

Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.005.001.
Available
Not available

Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in


communication reverse mode by using Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


(PAS600L) software
Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


software
Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel
Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel
Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by


using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by


using Panel Server webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


software
Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by
using Panel Server webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus


serial devices by using Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel
Server webpages

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless


networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.15.4) in the Panel Server
by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of Smartlink Modbus devices by using


Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using


Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial


references in Supported Devices, page 62) by using
Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

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Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on Panel Server Universal:
◦ When SFTP publication is enabled, alarms are displayed in the Panel
Server webpages but are not published on SFTP Server.
◦ No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ Automatic discovery of wireless devices under a child gateway is limited
to 64 devices because wireless devices are seen as Modbus TCP/IP
devices.
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client timeout
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Limitations on sampling and publishing for cloud applications:
◦ The number of individual data points that can be sampled is limited to
2,000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
◦ The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring is
limited to 100.
• Limitations on Smartlink Modbus:
◦ Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software only
(not available through Panel Server webpages).
◦ Control of Smartlink Modbus output(s) by using Panel Server webpages is
not available.
• Limitations on wireless devices: PowerTag Control and PowerTag Display are
not supported by Panel Server Universal.

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Firmware Version 001.005.000


New Features
• Backup and restore of Panel Server configuration on a Panel Server of the
same model, by using Panel Server webpages or EcoStruxure Power
Commission software.
• Wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.15.4) can be concurrently and
permanently deactivated in the Panel Server by using the Panel Server
webpages.
• Panel Server Modbus serial port can be configured in reverse mode on Panel
Server to allow any Modbus client connected to the RS485 port, to access
data from devices connected to ETH1 and/or ETH2 Ethernet port.

Modbus Serial Line

Panel Server PM8000 PM5563


Modbus TCP/IP wireless
devices devices

• Selective pairing with wireless devices by using EcoStruxure Power


Commission software.
• Display in the Panel Server webpages, of data related to Panel Server digital
inputs.
• For Smartlink Modbus:
◦ Data related to the device displayed in Panel Server webpages.
◦ Predefined alarms (circuit breaker opened, circuit breaker trip, generic
input status) displayed in Panel Server webpages.
• Publication of alarms related to:
◦ Communication issue between a device and Panel Server when available
from the end devices (see DOCA0241EN EcoStruxure Panel Server -
Modbus File).
◦ Energy Reduction Maintenance Settings (ERMS) on circuit breaker.
◦ The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensor.
• Additional supported wireless devices: Acti9 Active Vigi.

Known Issues
The Earth leakage protection trip alarm is not managed by the Panel Server for
ComPacT NS trip units that do not offer this alarm.

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General Features
The following table presents the availability of general features on EcoStruxure
Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.005.000.
Available
Not available

General features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power


Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure Power Operation,
EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building
Management System, or third-party monitoring or
supervision system)

Panel Server webpages to disable concurrently and


permanently the wireless networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE
802.15.4)

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 Maximum number of wireless devices:


communication
• Up to 40 wireless devices as combination of
PowerTag Energy sensors, PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers,
wireless CO2 sensors, wireless temperature and
humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag Ambient,
Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental sensors, and
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors, with a maximum of 3
HeatTag sensors
• or up to 65 Easergy TH110/CL110 environmental
sensors
Modbus TCP/IP 64 Modbus TCP/IP devices maximum including devices
communication physically connected to the Panel Server and virtual
devices (that is, IEEE 802.15.4 devices connected to a
child Panel Server gateway)

Human Machine FDM128 Ethernet display


Interface (HMI)
PowerTag Link display

Backup restore Backup and Panel Server configuration restore by using


Panel Server webpages and EcoStruxure Power
Commission software
Configuration User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based


Access Control (RBAC)

Alarms Publication of alarms related to:


• Communication issue between a device and Panel
Server when available from the end devices
• ERMS on circuit breaker
• The three levels of alarms from HeatTag sensors

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS server

HTTPS

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Commissioning and Monitoring Features


The following table presents the availability of commissioning and monitoring
features on EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal in firmware version 001.005.000.
Available
Not available

Commissioning and monitoring features Availability

Modbus serial Commissioning of feature to use the Modbus serial port in


communication reverse mode by using Panel Server webpages

Digital inputs Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


(PAS600L) software
Commissioning by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


software
Monitoring by using Panel Server webpages

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Applied to one Panel Server gateway by using Panel
Server webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Applied to several Panel Server gateways by using Panel
Server webpages

Backup restore Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by


using EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Backup restore on a Panel Server of the same model by


using Panel Server webpages

Configuration Configuration by using EcoStruxure Power Commission


software
Ethernet configuration for upstream communication by
using Panel Server webpages

Modbus configuration of Modbus TCP/IP and Modbus


serial devices by using Panel Server webpages

Selective pairing of wireless devices by using


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Selective pairing of wireless devices by using Panel
Server webpages

Disable concurrently and permanently the wireless


networks (Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.15.4) in the Panel Server
by using Panel Server webpages

Monitoring Display of data of Smartlink Modbus devices by using


Panel Server webpages

Display of data of Panel Server digital inputs by using


Panel Server webpages

Display of data of the supported devices (see commercial


references in Supported Devices, page 62) by using
Panel Server webpages

Diagnostic by using Panel Server webpages

Data export Publication on Schneider Electric cloud by using Panel


Server webpages

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Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on Panel Server Universal:
◦ No data publication on an SFTP server.
◦ No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client timeout
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus serial network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Limitations on sampling and publishing for cloud applications:
◦ The number of individual data points that can be sampled is limited to
2,000 and limited to a flow of 500 data points per minute.
◦ The number of individual alarms that can be configured for monitoring is
limited to 100.
• Limitations on Smartlink Modbus:
◦ Commissioning by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software only,
not by using Panel Server webpages.
◦ Status of Smartlink Modbus output not displayed on Panel Server
webpages.
◦ No control of Smartlink Modbus by using Panel Server webpages.
◦ No publication of Smartlink Modbus data to the cloud applications.
• Limitations on wireless devices: PowerTag Control and PowerTag Display are
not supported by Panel Server Universal.

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Firmware Version 001.004.000


New Features
• Connection to EcoStruxure cloud applications:
◦ EcoStruxure Facility Expert Energy
◦ EcoStruxure Energy Hub
• Manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway through the Panel Server webpages (not available with EcoStruxure
Power Commission software). For example, child/downstream gateways can
be a Panel Server or PowerTag Link.
Example: Two wireless devices are connected to a child/downstream Panel
Server in a separate topology. The child/downstream Panel Server (PAS#2) is
connected to one Ethernet port of the parent/upstream gateway. For more
information, refer to DOCA0172EN EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide.

Parent gateway Child gateway

PAS#1

Wireless devices

HeatTag Acti9 Active

• Additional supported Modbus Serial devices: Power Factor controllers


VarPlus Logic VL6 and VL12.

Known Issues
No known issues.

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Features
The following table presents the availability of features on EcoStruxure Panel
Server Universal in firmware version 001.004.000.
Available
Not available

Features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power


Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure Power Operation,
EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building
Management System, or third-party monitoring or
supervision system)

Embedded webpages for diagnostic

Embedded webpages for monitoring all the supported


devices (see commercial references in Supported
Devices, page 62).

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 Maximum number of wireless devices:


communication
• Up to 30 wireless devices as combination of
PowerTag Energy sensors, PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers,
wireless CO2 sensors, wireless temperature and
humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag Ambient,
environmental sensors Easergy TH110/CL110, and
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors, with a maximum of 3
PowerLogic HeatTag.
• or up to 65 environmental sensors Easergy TH110/
CL110
Digital inputs Commissioning with EcoStruxure Power Commission
(PAS600L) software
Commissioning with Panel Server webpages

Monitoring with EcoStruxure Power Commission software


and EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages

Human Machine FDM128 Ethernet display


Interface (HMI)
PowerTag Link display

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway with EcoStruxure


Power Commission software
Applied to one Panel Server gateway with Panel Server
webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways with


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Applied to several Panel Server gateways with Panel
Server webpages

Configuration EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Embedded webpages for Ethernet settings for upstream


communication
Embedded webpages for Modbus settings of Modbus
TCP/IP and Modbus Serial devices
User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based


Access Control (RBAC)

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Features Availability

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS

HTTPS

Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on Panel Server Universal:
◦ No connection to EcoStruxure Facility Expert Operations.
◦ No manual addition of wireless devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway through EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
◦ Function to backup and restore Panel Server configuration not available.
◦ Alarms not set in EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client time-out
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus RS485 network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Limitations on sampling and publishing for cloud applications:
◦ The number of individual data points that can be sampled is limited to
2000.
• Limitations on Smartlink Modbus:
◦ Commissioning through EcoStruxure Power Commission software, not
through EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ Status of Smartlink Modbus inputs/outputs or counter available from the
Modbus registers, not displayed on Panel Server webpages.
◦ Alarms not displayed in Panel Server webpages.
◦ No control of Smartlink Modbus through Panel Server webpages.
• Limitations on wireless devices: PowerTag Control are not supported by
Panel Server Universal.

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Firmware Version 001.003.002


New Features
Active predefined alarms from any device connected to the Panel Server are
displayed in the Panel Server webpages.

Known Issues
• EcoStruxure Power Commission software version 2.24.1 does not use virtual
server ID to access Modbus Serial devices.
When a virtual server ID different from the physical Modbus address / server
ID is allocated to a Modbus Serial device, EcoStruxure Power Commission
software version 2.24.1 uses the physical Modbus address / server ID to
access the Modbus Serial device.
To avoid any issue during commissioning of Modbus Serial devices in
EcoStruxure Power Commission software, ensure that the physical Modbus
address / server ID and the virtual server ID of each downstream Modbus
device under the Panel Server gateway are unique and have not been
previously assigned as a physical Modbus address or virtual server ID to any
wireless, Modbus Serial, or Modbus TCP/IP device.
To solve this issue, proceed as follows:
◦ Option 1 - Change the physical Modbus address of the device on the
Modbus Serial network as follows:
1. Set the physical Modbus address of the device to a value not
assigned as virtual server ID to any other wireless, Modbus Serial, or
Modbus TCP/IP device.
2. Login to the Panel Server webpages and update accordingly the
physical Modbus address / server ID of the device in the Panel
Server.
◦ Option 2 - Change the virtual server ID of the device in the Panel Server
as follows:
Login to the Panel Server webpages and change the virtual server ID of
the device to a value different from the physical Modbus address / server
ID of any other device on the Modbus Serial network.
• Webpages freeze when several Modbus Serial devices are missing.
When several Modbus Serial devices are being disconnected (4 devices or
more) at the same time, the Panel Server webpages can become frozen while
the Panel Server is still attempting to communicate with the missing devices.
Webpages operation recovers:
◦ When, after several retries, the Panel Server detects that the devices are
disconnected.
◦ After reconnecting the missing devices.

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Features
The following table presents the availability of features on EcoStruxure Panel
Server Universal in firmware version 001.003.002.
Available
Not available

Features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power


Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure Power Operation,
EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building
Management System, or third-party monitoring or
supervision system)

Embedded webpages for diagnostic

Embedded webpages for monitoring all the supported


devices (see commercial references in Supported
Devices, page 62).

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 Maximum number of wireless devices:


communication
• Up to 30 wireless devices as combination of
PowerTag Energy sensors, PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers,
wireless CO2 sensors, wireless temperature and
humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag Ambient,
environmental sensors Easergy TH110/CL110, and
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors, with a maximum of:
◦ 20 PowerTag or PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, or Acti9 Active
◦ 3 PowerLogic HeatTag
◦ 6 wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT
and PowerPacT circuit breakers
• or up to 65 environmental sensors Easergy TH110/
CL110
Digital inputs Commissioning with EcoStruxure Power Commission
(PAS600L) software
Commissioning with Panel Server webpages

Monitoring with EcoStruxure Power Commission software


and EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages

Human Machine FDM128 Ethernet display


Interface (HMI)
PowerTag Link display

Firmware update Applied to one Panel Server gateway with EcoStruxure


Power Commission software
Applied to one Panel Server gateway with Panel Server
webpages

Applied to several Panel Server gateways with


EcoStruxure Power Commission software
Applied to several Panel Server gateways with Panel
Server webpages

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Features Availability

Configuration EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Embedded webpages for Ethernet settings for upstream


communication
Embedded webpages for Modbus settings of Modbus
TCP/IP and Modbus Serial devices
User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based


Access Control (RBAC)

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS

HTTPS

Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on Panel Server Universal:
◦ Function to backup and restore Panel Server configuration not available.
◦ Alarms not set in EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ No capability to collect data from a wireless end device connected to a
child/downstream gateway of the Panel Server such as another Panel
Server, a PowerTag Link, or a Smartlink SIB gateway).
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client time-out
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus RS485 network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Limitations on Smartlink Modbus:
◦ Commissioning through EcoStruxure Power Commission software, not
through EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ Status of Smartlink Modbus inputs/outputs or counter available from the
Modbus registers, not displayed on Panel Server webpages.
◦ Alarms not displayed in Panel Server webpages.
◦ No control of Smartlink Modbus through Panel Server webpages.
• Limitations on wireless devices: PowerTag Control are not supported by
Panel Server Universal.

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Firmware Version 001.003.001


New Features
• Addition of EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages for monitoring
• Enhancement of response time to Modbus TCP/IP request and operation for
a wireless IEEE 802.15.4 device
• Addition of alarms for PowerTag and PowerLogic Tag wireless energy
sensors:
◦ 45% rated current alarm
◦ 50% rated current alarm
◦ 80% rated current alarm
◦ Zero current alarm
• Wi-Fi infrastructure mode using internal antenna or external antenna
(reference PASA-ANT1).
• Manual addition of Modbus Serial devices connected to a child/downstream
gateway. For example, child/downstream gateways can be Panel Server,
Link150 or third-party gateways.
Example: Two Modbus Serial devices are connected to a child/downstream
Panel Server in a separate topology. The child/downstream Panel Server
(PAS#2) is connected to one Ethernet port of the parent/upstream Panel
Server (PAS#1). For more information, refer to DOCA0172EN EcoStruxure
Panel Server - User Guide.

Parent gateway Child gateway

PAS#1 PAS#2

Modbus Serial devices

iEM3150 iEM3155

• Integration with Schneider Electric cloud applications EcoStruxure Asset


Advisor, EcoStruxure Resource Advisor, and EcoStruxure Energy Hub with
limited features. For more information, contact your local Schneider Electric
representative.
• Ethernet diagnostics to help with validating the Panel Server integration into
upstream communication.
• New languages supported in EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages: Italian,
Spanish, German, Russian.
• For wireless devices, configuration of communication period per family
(energy, ambient, control) on EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages and
EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
• FDM128 display supported but need to update to last version of FDM128
firmware (version 8.0.30 or higher). For detailed information about supported
wireless devices, refer to DOCA0151EN Enerlin'X FDM128– Ethernet Display
for Eight Devices– Firmware Release Notes.
Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT and PowerPacT,
and PowerLogic Tag are not displayed.

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• Remote access (a local action is required to enable remote access to the


EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages).

Known Issues
EcoStruxure Power Commission software version 2.24 does not use virtual server
ID to access Modbus Serial devices.
When a virtual server ID different from the physical Modbus address / server ID is
allocated to a Modbus Serial device, EcoStruxure Power Commission software
version 2.24 uses the physical Modbus address / server ID to access the Modbus
Serial device.
To avoid any issue during commissioning of Modbus Serial devices in
EcoStruxure Power Commission software, ensure that the physical Modbus
address / server ID and the virtual server ID of each downstream Modbus device
under the Panel Server gateway are unique and have not been previously
assigned as a physical Modbus address or virtual server ID to any wireless,
Modbus Serial, or Modbus TCP/IP device.
To solve this issue, proceed as follows:
• Option 1 - Change the physical Modbus address of the device on the Modbus
Serial network as follows:
1. Set the physical Modbus address of the device to a value not assigned
as virtual server ID to any other wireless, Modbus Serial, or Modbus
TCP/IP device.
2. Login to the Panel Server webpages and update accordingly the physical
Modbus address / server ID of the device in the Panel Server.
• Option 2 - Change the virtual server ID of the device in the Panel Server as
follows:
Login to the Panel Server webpages and change the virtual server ID of the
device to a value different from the physical Modbus address / server ID of
any other device on the Modbus Serial network.

Issues Fixed
All known issues in firmware version 001.002.000 are fixed.

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Features
The following table presents the availability of features on EcoStruxure Panel
Server Universal in firmware version 001.003.001.
Available
Not available

Features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power


Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure Power Operation,
EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building
Management System, or third-party monitoring or
supervision system)

Embedded webpages for diagnostic

Embedded webpages for monitoring all the supported


devices (see commercial references in Supported
Devices, page 62).

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna (reference: PASA-ANT1)

IEEE 802.15.4 Maximum number of wireless devices:


communication
• Up to 30 wireless devices as combination of
PowerTag Energy sensors, PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers,
wireless CO2 sensors, wireless temperature and
humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag Ambient,
environmental sensors Easergy TH110/CL110, and
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors, with a maximum of:
◦ 20 PowerTag or PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, or Acti9 Active
◦ 3 PowerLogic HeatTag
◦ 6 wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT
and PowerPacT circuit breakers
• or up to 65 environmental sensors Easergy TH110/
CL110
Digital inputs Commissioning with EcoStruxure Power Commission
(PAS600L) software
Commissioning with EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages

Monitoring with EcoStruxure Power Commission software


and EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages

Human Machine FDM128 Ethernet display


Interface (HMI)
PowerTag Link display

Configuration EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Embedded webpages for Ethernet settings for upstream


communication
Embedded webpages for Modbus settings of Modbus
TCP/IP and Modbus Serial devices
User management by single user account

User management by multiple users with Role-Based


Access Control (RBAC)

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Features Availability

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS

HTTPS

Performance and Limitations


• Performance and limitations on EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal:
◦ Function to backup and restore Panel Server configuration not available.
◦ Alarms not set and not displayed in EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ No capability to collect data from a wireless end device connected to a
child/downstream gateway of the Panel Server such as another Panel
Server, a PowerTag Link, or a Smartlink SIB gateway).
◦ The typical response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
◦ The maximum response time to Modbus TCP/IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set up Modbus/TCP client time-out
accordingly.
◦ Typical Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request forwarded
to the Modbus RS485 network is 10 ms.
◦ Wi-Fi function available through a connection to a Wi-Fi infrastructure only.
Access point function not available.
• Limitations on Smartlink Modbus:
◦ Commissioning through EcoStruxure Power Commission software, not
through EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ Status of Smartlink Modbus inputs/outputs or counter available from the
Modbus registers, not displayed on EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ Alarms not displayed in EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages.
◦ No control of Smartlink Modbus through EcoStruxure Panel Server
webpages.
• Limitations on wireless devices: PowerTag Control are not supported by
EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal.

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Firmware Version 001.002.000


New Features
• Addition of supported devices:
◦ HeatTag sensors
◦ Wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit
breakers
◦ PowerLogic Tag 2P energy sensors
◦ Wireless CO2 sensors
◦ Wireless temperature and humidity sensors
◦ PowerTag A (EwSenseTemp) sensor
◦ PowerTag Ambient wireless temperature sensors
• Addition of separated network topology
• Addition of Modbus TCP/IP client protocol
• Addition of digital inputs to monitor the state of external contacts or as pulse
counter
• Addition of EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages for monitoring
• Enhancement of typical response time to Modbus/TCP IP request for a
wireless IEEE 802.15.4 device
• Enhancement of maximum response time to Modbus/TCP IP request for a
wireless IEEE 802.15.4 device

Known Issues
• The separated mode is configured to segregate downstream Modbus TCP/IP
devices connected on ETH1 port from upstream communication systems
connected on ETH2 port. With the current firmware version, it is only possible
to access the downstream Modbus TCP/IP devices data from the
EcoStruxure Panel Server embedded webpages. A monitoring software
connected on ETH1 port using Modbus TCP/IP will not be able to access the
Modbus TCP/IP devices connected on ETH2 port. For such applications, use
only the switched mode.

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• When an active alarm is present (as reported in the Modbus register) for a
PowerTag Energy M250/M630 for ComPacT NSX 3-pole circuit breaker, a
PowerTag Energy F160, a PowerTag Rope, or a PowerLogic Tag Rope (see
commercial references in the table below), the alarm is still active although
the value of the ENVT (External Neutral Voltage Tap) setting is changed by
using the EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages or EcoStruxure Power
Commission software.
To work around this issue, restart the EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal
(see DOCA0172EN EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide for detailed
procedure).
The alarm for phase-to-neutral voltage protection is one of the following:
◦ 80% Undervoltage on phase-to-neutral
◦ 120% Overvoltage on phase-to-neutral
The following table lists the devices concerned by the issue:

Devices Commercial reference


PowerTag M250 3P 250A LV434020
PowerTag M250 3P+N 250A LV434021
PowerTag M630 3P 630A LV434022
PowerTag M630 3P+N 630A LV434023
PowerTag F160 3P/3P+N A9MEM1580
PowerTag Rope 200 A 3P/3P+N A9MEM1590
PowerTag Rope 600 A 3P/3P+N A9MEM1591
PowerTag Rope 1000 A 3P/3P+N A9MEM1592
PowerTag Rope 2000 A 3P/3P+N A9MEM1593
PowerLogic Tag Rope 120A 3P PLTR1203P
PowerLogic Tag Rope 600A 3P PLTR6003P
PowerLogic Tag Rope 1000A 3P PLTR10003P
PowerLogic Tag Rope 2000A 3P PLTR20003P

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• When an active alarm is present (as reported in the Modbus register) for a
PowerTag Energy 1P+N , a PowerLogic Tag 1 P or 2P, or an Acti9 Active iC40
or iC60, the alarm is still active although the value of the Phase Sequence
setting is changed by using the EcoStruxure Panel Server webpages or
EcoStruxure Power Commission software.
To work around this issue, restart the EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal
(see DOCA0172EN EcoStruxure Panel Server - User Guide for detailed
procedure).
The alarm about phase sequence is one of the following:
◦ 80% Undervoltage
◦ 120% Overvoltage
◦ Overcurrent over 45%, 50%, or 80% of nominal current
◦ Load current is 0 A
The following table lists the devices concerned by the issue:

Devices Commercial reference


PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N Top A9MEM1560
PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N Top A9MEM1561
PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N Bottom A9MEM1562
PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N Bottom RCBO A9MEM1563
PowerTag A9 F63 1P+N 110V A9MEM1564
PowerLogic Tag QO 10-30A 1P+N PLTQO301P
PowerLogic Tag QO 35-60A 1P+N PLTQO601P
PowerLogic Tag E-Frame 10-60A 1P+N PLTE601P
PowerLogic Tag QO 10-30A 2P PLTQO302P
PowerLogic Tag QO 35-60A 2P PLTQO602P
PowerLogic Tag E-Frame 10-60A 2P PLTE602P
Acti9 Active iC40 and iC60 A9TAA●●●●, A9TAB●●●●,
A9TDEC●●●, A9TDFC●●●,
A9TDFD●●●, A9TPDD●●●,
A9TPED●●●, A9TYAE●●●,
A9TYBE●●●

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• On systems with both Modbus devices and wireless devices, the table view of
measurements may display in some rare cases the same measurements
value for the wireless devices as for the Modbus device as shown below:

This issue is only within this page and does not affect the measurements
reported on the Modbus register to the upstream system nor the
measurements reported in the single device webpage.
This issue does not affect systems with only wireless devices or only Modbus
devices.
Follow this procedure to resolve the issue:
◦ For systems with more wireless devices than Modbus devices (for
example, 10 wireless devices and 5 Modbus devices):
1. Remove all devices from the project.
2. Add all Modbus devices.
3. Add all wireless devices.
4. Remove the wireless devices only again.
5. Add all the wireless devices again.
◦ For systems with more Modbus devices than wireless devices (for
example, 10 Modbus devices and 5 wireless devices):
1. Remove all devices from the project.
2. Add all wireless devices.
3. Add all Modbus devices.
4. Remove the Modbus devices only again.
5. Add all the Modbus devices.
◦ For systems with same number of Modbus devices as wireless devices
(for example, 5 Modbus devices and 5 wireless devices):
1. Remove all devices from the project.
2. Add all wireless devices.
3. Add all Modbus devices.
4. Remove the Modbus devices only again.
5. Add all the Modbus devices.

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Features
The following table presents the availability of features on EcoStruxure Panel
Server Universal in firmware version 001.002.000.
Available
Not available

Features Availability

Functionality Separated network topology

Switched network topology

Connection to Edge Control (EcoStruxure Power


Monitoring Expert, EcoStruxure Power Operation,
EcoStruxure Building Operation, any Building
Management System, or third-party monitoring or
supervision system)

Embedded webpages for diagnostic

Embedded webpages for monitoring all the supported


devices (see commercial references in chapter Supported
Devices, page 62).

Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz

5 GHz

External Wi-Fi antenna

IEEE 802.15.4 Maximum number of wireless devices:


communication
• Up to 30 wireless devices as combination of
PowerTag Energy sensors, PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, Acti9 Active, wireless indication auxiliaries
for ComPacT and PowerPacT circuit breakers,
wireless CO2 sensors, wireless temperature and
humidity sensors, PowerTag A, PowerTag Ambient,
environmental sensors Easergy TH110/CL110, and
PowerLogic HeatTag sensors, with a maximum of:
◦ 20 PowerTag or PowerLogic Tag energy
sensors, or Acti9 Active
◦ 3 PowerLogic HeatTag
◦ 6 wireless indication auxiliaries for ComPacT
and PowerPacT circuit breakers
• or up to 65 environmental sensors Easergy TH110/
CL110
Digital inputs

Configuration EcoStruxure Power Commission software

Embedded webpages for configuration of Ethernet and


Modbus settings

User management: single user

Protocols Modbus TCP/IP server

Modbus TCP/IP client

DHCP client

DHCP server

DPWS

HTTPS

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Performances and Limitations


• The typical response time to Modbus/TCP IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 30 ms.
• The maximum response time to Modbus/TCP IP request for a wireless
IEEE 802.15.4 device is 1 s, set-up Modbus/TCP client time-out accordingly.
• Typical EcoStruxure Panel Server latency between Modbus TCP/IP request
forwarded to the Modbus RS485 network is 10 ms.
• The maximum number of Modbus/TCP concurrent connections is 32.

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Firmware Version 001.001.000


Description
Firmware initial version for EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal.

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Supported Devices
Wireless Devices
The following table shows the minimum Panel Server Universal firmware version
and the minimum firmware version of the wireless device required to enable
communication with wireless devices.
Device family Device Minimum Panel Server Minimum firmware version
Universal firmware version of wireless device
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 1P+N A9MEM1522 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Bottom
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 3P A9MEM1540 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 3P+N Top A9MEM1541 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 3P+N A9MEM1542 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Bottom
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 3P A9MEM1543 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag M250 3P 250A LV434020 001.003.002 001.003.002 1
Power meter PowerTag M250 3P+N 250A LV434021 001.003.002 001.003.002 1
Power meter PowerTag M630 3P 630A LV434022 001.003.002 001.003.002 1
Power meter PowerTag M630 3P+N 630A LV434023 001.003.002 001.003.002 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 1P+W A9MEM1520 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 M63 1P+N Top A9MEM1521 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N Top A9MEM1560 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N Top A9MEM1561 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N A9MEM1562 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Bottom
Power meter PowerTag A9 P63 1P+N A9MEM1563 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Bottom RCBO
Power meter PowerTag A9 F63 1P+N 110V A9MEM1564 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 F63 3P+N A9MEM1570 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 P63 3P+N Top A9MEM1571 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 P63 3P+N A9MEM1572 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Bottom
Power meter PowerTag A9 F63 3P A9MEM1573 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerTag A9 F63 3P+N A9MEM1574 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
110/230V
Power meter PowerTag F160 3P/3P+N A9MEM1580 001.003.002 001.001.000 1
Power meter PowerTag Rope 200 A A9MEM1590 001.003.002 001.001.000
3P/3P+N
Power meter PowerTag Rope 600 A A9MEM1591 001.003.002 001.001.000
3P/3P+N
Power meter PowerTag Rope 1000 A A9MEM1592 001.003.002 001.001.000
3P/3P+N
Power meter PowerTag Rope 2000 A A9MEM1593 001.003.002 001.001.000
3P/3P+N
Power meter PowerLogic Tag E-Frame 10- PLTE601P 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
60A 1P+N
Power meter PowerLogic Tag E-Frame 10- PLTE602P 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
60A 2P
Power meter PowerLogic Tag E-Frame 10- PLTE603P 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
60A 3P
Power meter PowerLogic Tag QO 10-30A PLTQO301P 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
1P+N
Power meter PowerLogic Tag QO 10-30A 2P PLTQO302P 001.003.002 004.000.424 1
Power meter PowerLogic Tag QO 10-30A 3P PLTQO303P 001.003.002 004.000.424 1

1. Modbus mapping identical to PowerTag Link

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Device family Device Minimum Panel Server Minimum firmware version


Universal firmware version of wireless device
Power meter PowerLogic Tag QO 35-60A PLTQO601P 001.003.002 004.000.424 2
1P+N
Power meter PowerLogic Tag QO 35-60A 2P PLTQO602P 001.003.002 004.000.424 2
Power meter PowerLogic Tag Rope 120A 3P PLTR1203P 001.003.002 001.001.000
Power meter PowerLogic Tag Rope 600A 3P PLTR6003P 001.003.002 001.001.000
Power meter PowerLogic Tag Rope 1000A PLTR10003P 001.003.002 001.001.00
3P
Power meter PowerLogic Tag Rope 2000A PLTR20003P 001.003.002 001.001.000
3P
Ambient sensor Easergy TH110 wireless EMS59440 001.003.002 001.000.003 2
thermal sensor
Ambient sensor Easergy CL110 wireless EMS59443 001.003.002 002.001.003 2
environmental sensor
Ambient sensor ZBRTT1 wireless ZBRTT1 001.003.002 002.001.003 2
environmental sensor
Ambient sensor Wireless CO2 sensor SED-CO2-G-5045 001.003.002 001.001.004
Ambient sensor Wireless temperature and SED-TRH-G-5045 001.003.002 001.001.004
humidity sensor
Ambient sensor PowerTag A (EwSenseTemp) ESST010B0400 001.003.002 001.001.004
Ambient sensor PowerTag Ambient wireless A9XST114 001.003.002 001.001.005
temperature sensor
Ambient sensor PowerLogic HeatTag SMT10020 001.003.002 002.002.009
Circuit breaker Wireless indication auxiliary for LV429453 001.003.002 001.000.000
ComPacT NSX and
PowerPacT B-frame
Circuit breaker Wireless indication auxiliary for LV429454 001.003.002 001.000.000
ComPacT NSX, PowerPacT H-,
J-, and L-frame, ComPacT NS,
and PowerPacT M-, P-frame
Circuit breaker Acti9 Active iC40 and iC60 A9TAA●●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TAB●●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TDEC●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TDFC●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TDFD●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TPDD●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TPED●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TYAE●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
A9TYBE●●● 001.003.002 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iDT40 25 A 1P+N A9Y6E625 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iDT40 40 A 1P+N A9Y6E640 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iC40 25 A 1P+N A9Y8E625 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iC40 40 A 1P+N A9Y8E640 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iC60 25 A 2P A9V6E225 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iC60 40 A 2P A9V6E240 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iC60 25 A 2P A9V8E225 001.005.000 001.000.001
Circuit breaker Acti9 Vigi iC60 40 A 2P A9V8E240 001.005.000 001.000.001
IO module PowerTag C IO 230V digital A9XMC1D3 001.006.000 002.000.000
input output module
IO module PowerTag C 2DI 230V digital A9XMC2D3 001.006.000 002.000.000
input module
Condition PowerLogic PD100 Partial PD100X001 001.006.000 002.000.000
monitoring discharge monitoring sensor

2. Modbus mapping identical to PowerTag Link

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Modbus TCP/IP Devices


The following table shows the minimum Panel Server Universal firmware version
required to enable Ethernet communication with devices for real-time
measurement monitoring in Panel Server webpages.

Device family Device Panel Server Universal


firmware version
Power meter PowerLogic CM3250 circuit monitor 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic CM3350 circuit monitor 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic CM4000 circuit monitor 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5320 power meter METSEPM5320 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5340 power meter METSEPM5340 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5341 power meter METSEPM5341 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5560 power meter METSEPM5560 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5561 power meter METSEPM5561 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5563 power meter METSEPM5563 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5570 power meter METSEPM5570 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5580 power meter METSEPM5580 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5650 power meter METSEPM5650 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5660 power meter METSEPM5660 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5661 power meter METSEPM5661 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5760 power meter METSEPM5760 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5761 power meter METSEPM5761 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM810 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM820 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM850 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM870 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM8000 power meter METSEPM8210 001.003.002
METSEPM8213 001.003.002
METSEPM8214 001.003.002
METSEPM8240 001.003.002
METSEPM8243 001.003.002
METSEPM8244 001.003.002
METSEPM82101 001.003.002
METSEPM82103 001.003.002
METSEPM82104 001.003.002
METSEPM82143 001.003.002
METSEPM82144 001.003.002
METSEPM82401 001.003.002
METSEPM82403 001.003.002
METSEPM82404 001.003.002
METSEPM82443 001.003.002
METSEPM82444 001.003.002
Transformer monitoring NT935 ETH 001.003.002

Circuit Breakers and Associated Trip Units


The following table shows the circuit breaker devices supported by Panel Server
Universal for real-time measurement monitoring in Panel Server webpages.

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Y: the device is supported by Panel Server


N: the device is not yet supported by Panel Server
N/A: not applicable

Circuit breaker Trip unit Connected to


IFE Ethernet interface IFE Ethernet switchboard eIFE
server embedded
Ethernet
interface
LV434010 LV434001 LV434011 LV434002 LV851001
MasterPacT MTZ MicroLogic 2.0 X Y Y Y Y Y

MicroLogic 3.0 X N N N N Y

MicroLogic 5.0 X N N N N Y

MicroLogic 6.0 X Y Y Y Y Y

MicroLogic 7.0 X N N N N Y

MicroLogic 5.0 Xi Y Y Y Y Y

MasterPacT NT/NW MicroLogic 2.0 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 3.0 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 5.0 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 6.0 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 7.0 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 2.0 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 5.0 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 6.0 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 5.0 P Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 6.0 P Y Y Y Y N/A

ComPacT NS MicroLogic 7.0 A N N N N N/A

MicroLogic 7.0 H Y Y Y Y N/A

ComPacT NSX MicroLogic 5.2 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 6.2 A Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 5.2 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 6.2 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 7.2 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 5.3 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 6.3 E Y Y Y Y N/A

MicroLogic 7.3 E Y Y Y Y N/A

PowerPacT H-, J-, and MicroLogic 5.3 A Y Y Y Y N/A


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EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal Supported Devices

Modbus Serial Devices


The following table shows the minimum Panel Server Universal firmware version
required to enable Modbus communication with devices for real-time
measurement monitoring in Panel Server webpages.
For third-party devices not listed in the table, data of the device can be accessed
by reading the different Modbus registers. All data available from the Modbus
registers will not be accessible and displayed in the Panel Server webpages.

Device family Device Minimum Panel Server


Universal firmware version
Power meter PowerLogic CM3250 circuit monitor 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic CM3350 circuit monitor 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic CM4000 circuit monitor 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM3550 energy meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM3550A energy meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM3555 power and energy meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM3555A energy meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM4200 Enercept power and energy meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM6400NG energy meter METSEEM6400NGRSCL2 001.003.002
Power meter METSEEM6400NGRSCL5 001.003.002
Power meter METSEEM6400NGRSCL1 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM6433H energy meter METSEEM6433HCL10RS 001.003.002
Power meter METSEEM6433HCL05RS 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM6436H energy meter METSEEM6436HCL10RS 001.003.002
Power meter METSEEM6436HCL05RS 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic EM7200 power and energy 30002055 001.003.002
30002198 001.003.002
30002975 001.003.002
Power meter EasyLogic PM1130H meter METSEPM1130HCL05RS 001.003.002
Power meter METSEPM1130HCL05RD 001.003.002
Power meter EasyLogic PM2130 meter METSEPM2130D 001.003.002
Power meter EasyLogic PM2220 meter METSEPM2220D 001.003.002
Power meter EasyLogic PM2230 meter METSEPM2230D 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2050 energy meter A9MEM2050 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2055 energy meter A9MEM2055 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2150 energy meter A9MEM2150 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2155 energy meter A9MEM2155 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2155 energy meter A9MEM2155 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2155 energy meter A9MEM2155 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM2455 energy meter A9MEM2455 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3150 energy meter A9MEM3150 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3155 energy meter A9MEM3155 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3250 energy meter A9MEM3250 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3255 energy meter A9MEM3255 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3350 energy meter A9MEM3350 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3355 energy meter A9MEM3355 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3455 energy meter A9MEM3455 001.003.002
Power meter Acti9 iEM3555 energy meter A9MEM3555 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM3250 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM3255 power meter 001.003.002

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Device family Device Minimum Panel Server


Universal firmware version
Power meter PowerLogic PM5110 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5111 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5310 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5330 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5331 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5560 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5561 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5563 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5570 power meter METSEPM5570 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5580 power meter METSEPM5580 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5650 power meter METSEPM5650 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5660 power meter METSEPM5660 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5661 power meter METSEPM5661 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5760 power meter METSEPM5760 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM5761 power meter METSEPM5761 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM810 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM820 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM850 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM870 power meter 001.003.002
Power meter PowerLogic PM8000 power meter 001.003.002
I/O module Acti 9 Smartlink Modbus A9XMSB11 001.003.002
with FW v001.003.007
I/O module I/O Smart Link A9XMSB11 001.007.000
with FW v003.00X.00Y
I/O module Acti 9 Smartlink SI B A9XMZA08 001.003.002
Protection relay Easergy Sepam Series 20 BSTM protection relay 001.003.002
Protection relay Easergy Sepam Series 40 protection relay 001.003.002
Transformer monitoring NT935 001.003.002
Passive power correction PowerLogic power factor controller VarPlus Logic VL6 001.004.000
Passive power correction PowerLogic power factor controller VarPlus Logic VL12 001.004.000
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM20 insulation monitoring IMD-IM20 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM20H insulation monitoring IMD-IM20–H 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400 insulation monitoring IMD-IM400 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400C insulation monitoring IMD-IM400C 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400L insulation monitoring IMDIM400L 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400N insulation monitoring IMDIM400N 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400LTHR insulation monitoring IMDIM400LTHR 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400THR insulation monitoring IMDIM400THR 001.005.001
device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IM400THRN insulation IMDIM400THRN 001.005.001
monitoring device3
Insulation monitoring Vigilohm IMDIFL12MCT insulation fault locator3 001.005.001

3. Device integrated only for data publication not for alarms

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EcoStruxure Panel Server Universal Supported Devices

Circuit Breakers and Associated Trip Units


The following table shows the Modbus-SL circuit breaker devices supported by
Panel Server Universal for real-time measurement monitoring in Panel Server
webpages.
Y: the device is supported by Panel Server
N: the device is not yet supported by Panel Server
N/A: not applicable

Circuit breaker Trip unit Connected to


IFM Modbus-SL interface
TVR00210 LV434000
MasterPacT MTZ MicroLogic 2.0 X N/A Y

MicroLogic 3.0 X N/A Y

MicroLogic 5.0 X N/A Y

MicroLogic 6.0 X N/A Y

MicroLogic 7.0 X N/A Y

MicroLogic 5.0 Xi N/A N

MasterPacT NT/NW MicroLogic 2.0 A N N

MicroLogic 3.0 A N N

MicroLogic 5.0 A N N

MicroLogic 6.0 A N N

MicroLogic 7.0 A Y Y

MicroLogic 2.0 E N N

MicroLogic 5.0 E N N

MicroLogic 6.0 E N N

MicroLogic 5.0 P Y Y

MicroLogic 6.0 P Y Y

ComPacT NS MicroLogic 7.0 A Y Y

MicroLogic 7.0 H N N

ComPacT NSX MicroLogic 5.2 A N N

MicroLogic 6.2 A Y Y

MicroLogic 5.2 E Y Y

MicroLogic 6.2 E Y Y

MicroLogic 7.2 E Y Y

MicroLogic 5.3 E Y Y

MicroLogic 6.3 E N N

MicroLogic 7.3 E Y Y

PowerPacT H-, J-, and L- MicroLogic 5.3 A N N


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