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Mitsubishi G-50A Foreword, Introduction of Maintenance Tools, On-LineMonitorvia MN converter

Models: G-50A MN Converter

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1.1 Introduction of Maintenance Tools

The Maintenance Tools are comprised of the On-Line Monitor and the Off-Line Monitor. The following two connection methods are available in the Online Monitoring.

(1)Monitoring by connecting the maintenance tool to MN converter (CMS-MNF) via RS-232C.

(2)Monitoring through the central controller (G-50) by connecting the maintenance tool to LAN. A brief explanation of each of their function is provided here.

*To use the maintenance tool via G-50 (Network), license registration for the G-50 to be used is necessary. Purchasing the license No. for each G-50 to be used, conduct the license registration through the Web browser (http://[IP address of the G-50A]/ administrator.html). After selecting "Maintenance tool" of the optional function on the Web Browser Screen displayed, enter the purchased license No..

For the detail of the license registration, see Chapter 4 [Registering a License for Optional Functions] of Central Controller Model: G-50A Web Browser Operation Manual (For manager).

1.1.1 On-Line Monitor(via MN converter)

The On-Line Monitor is connected to the unit by a MN Converter (CMS-MNF) and can monitor such areas as system data, unit data and operating data.

(1) In case for local connection

Connecting PC installed with the maintenance tool to M-NET transmission line via MN Converter allows conducting various monitoring and setting from the maintenance tool.

RS-232C M-NETM-NET

Maintenance	MN Converter
Tools PC

(2) In case for remote connection

Using a modem and remotely connecting PC installed with the maintenance tool to MN Converter via public telephone circuit allow conducting various monitoring and setting as same in the case of local connection.

Public

network

RS-232C

RS-232C M-NET

MODEM	MODEM MN Converter
Maintenance
Tools PC

*For the remote connection utilizing MN Converter, an isolator is required to be inserted between the modem and MN Converter.

For detail, please see Installation Manual-annexing of MN Converter (CMS-MNF).

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Mitsubishi G-50A, MN Converter manual Foreword, Introduction of Maintenance Tools, On-LineMonitorvia MN converter

Contents

Contents Operating ManualMaintenance Tools for MN converter & G-50A Troubleshooting?1.1.1 On-LineMonitorvia MN converter 1.1 Introduction of Maintenance Tools1 Foreword 1.1.2 On-LineMonitorvia G-50 1 In case for local connectionRemote access method 1.1.4 Wide area access mode1.1.3 Off-LineMonitor 1.2.2 Required Materials 1.2 Required Operating Environment1.2.1 Hardware Requirements Display resolution:XGA1024x768 or moreSetting up of Maintenance Tools 1.3 Installation1.3.1 Setting Up the Maintenance Tools New setup Step 1 Setting up the MSDEStep 3 Setting up the Maintenance Tools Step 2 Uninstalling the Maintenance Tool 1.3.2 Running Maintenance Tool UpgradeStep 1 Ending the Maintenance Tool Step 3 Upgrade the Database1.3.3 Uninstalling the Maintenance Tools 1.3.4 RE: Change of computer name on PCNormal mode 1.4.1Starting the Maintenance Tool1.4 Starting and Ending the Application Wide area access mode1.4.2.2 In case for remote connection 3 Initial setting of modem 4 Initiating the remote connection 1.4.3 Starting the On-Line MonitorG-50connection 1.4.3.1 In case for local connection1.4.3.2 In case for remote connection Dialup 2Next Remote Monitor screen is displayed1.4.3.3 In case for remote connection E-mail Entering order cAdvanced setting screenb Address book Selection orderRemote access method 1.4.5 Using the Wide area access mode1.4.4 Starting the Off-LineMonitor bCreating the Customer name folder 1.4.5.1 Online ConnectionaCreating the Area name folder a-cabove cSetting the Air conditioning system nameSetting screen of air conditioning system Mail setting of maintenance tool PC 1.4.5.2 Offline Analyzed Other setting Setting of Com port1Open the Off-lineAnalyze Screen 1.4.6.2 Ending the Off-LineMonitor1Open the Main Screen 2.2 Operating Method 2 Terms for Each Section2.1 Design of Screen Title Bar3 On-LineMonitor Operating Method Title Screen Optional Setting Main ScreenConnecting Information 3.1On-LineMonitor Screen Transfer3.3.1Address Search Method Selection 3.2 Function Chart3.3 Address Search Method Connecting InformationSearching Screen will appear 3.3.2Automatic Searching3.3.3Manual Searching 3.4 Main Screen 3.6.1 Screen Transfer Operation 3.6 Connecting Information3.5 Function Selection Operations Items Performed Here3.6.22 3.6.2Screen Functions and Operation4Momentarily, the Connecting Information Screen Information ScreenItems Performed Here 3.7 Operation Monitor3.7.1Screen Transfer Operation One 1 Outdoor Unit + 50 Indoor Units3.7.21 30 1”Operation Buttons” 3.7.2Screen Functions and OperationsClick on to end or click on to not end 2”Menu Bar”Refer to 3.7 Operation Monitor About LM ADAPTEROperation Monitor Item Performed Here 1 Screen Transfer OperationUnit addressTens digit Unit addressUnit digit 3 Introduction to the screenUnit address 3.7.3 Trend graph 3 Ending the graph 2 Screen function and operation3.8.23 3.8 Malfunction Log3.8.1Screen Transfer Operation 3.8.213.8.2Screen Functions and Operations 3”Menu Bar”3.9.2 Operation Control 3.9 Optional Setting3.9.1Self-DiagnosisMonitoring Setting Screen3.9.3Sending Command 3.9.4Monitoring of Pre-errorData3.9.5 Date / Time Setting Main ScreenItems Performed Here 3.10 Operation Control3.10.1Screen Transfer Operation Address Change Screen will appear3.10.3Screen Functions and OperationBC Controller 3.11.2 Monitoring of contact status 3.11 Free contact of indoor unit3.11.1 Starting of this function Items Performed Here3.11.3Operation of output contact 3.11.4 Termination of this functionTitle Screen 4 Off-LineMonitor Operating Method4.1Off-LineMonitor Screen Transfer Monitoring of Pre-errorData4.2.1 Operation Monitor 4.2 Function Chart4.2.3 Monitoring of Pre-errorData 4.2.2 System Information MonitorItems Performed Here 4.3 Operation Monitor4.3.1Off-LineAnalyzing 4 Operation Status Monitor Screen4.3.2Graph 4Trend Graph ScreenbScreen function and operation 4.3.3 Check mail Mail Server Setting5”Menu Bar” 4.4 System Information4.4.1Off-LineAnalyzing Click on 5”Menu Bar”4.6.3 Import 4.6.1 Delete Data4.6.2Export Refer to 5.4 Text Convert Data 4.6.4Text Convert4.6.5Monitor Data information convert 4.6.6 Right-clickingmenu 4.7 Offline Analyze on Wide area access mode 5.1 System Information Data 5.3 Pre-errorDataFile Names 5.2 Operating Status Monitor Data3.How to change the setting of Firewall 6How to change setting of FirewallHow to Change Setting of Firewall for Windows XP 3-1For Windows XP Service PackPage 3-2In the case of Windows XP Service Pack The method of change is given below Close all screens and start Maintenance Tool Trouble with Main Screen Troubleshooting?Trouble When Installing or Starting TroubleTrouble Connecting information TroubleOperation Monitor Trouble CauseTrouble Operation Monitor Mail Communication Mode TroubleMalfunction Log Trouble CauseTrouble Free contact of indoor unit TroubleOff-LineMonitor Trouble1 CauseCause Off-LineMonitor Trouble2Trouble Repair