Inteliconfig 2.47.0 Global Guide

InteliConfig
PC Configuration and
Monitoring Tool
SW Version 2.47.0
1 Document Information 5
2 Getting Started 9
3 Communication Links 15
4 Connection Menu 23
5 Monitoring 29
6 Configuration 53
7 Multicontroller Features 176
8 Other Features 180
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Written by Jakub Šafanda, Jakub Váňa, Robert Jalůvka
Prague, Czech Republic
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Table of contents
1 Document Information 5 3.6.2 Offline archive 22
1.1 Document Information 5
4 Connection Menu 23
1.1.1 Document History 5
4.1 Connection in general 23
1.2 Clarification of Notation 5
4.2 Create new site 23
1.3 About this guide 6
4.3 Add controller to site 24
1.4 Legal notice 6
4.3.1 Add new controller to site 24
2 Getting Started 9 4.3.2 Add detected controller to site 25
2.1 Welcome 9 4.4 Context menu 26
2.2 Help and Manuals 9 4.4.1 Functions of context menu 26
2.3 Supported Controllers 10 4.5 Export of site 26
2.3.1 Supported communication modules 11 4.6 Connection bookmarks 27
2.3.2 Supported extension modules 11 4.6.1 Default Connection 27
2.4 Installing InteliConfig 12 4.6.2 Alternative Connection 27
2.4.1 Requirements 12 4.6.3 Offline Mode 27
2.4.2 Installation procedure 12
5 Monitoring 29
3 Communication Links 15 5.1 General information 29
3.1 Link types 15 5.2 Ribbon bar 29
3.1.1 Online connections 15 5.2.1 Control bookmark 29
3.1.2 Offline connections 15 5.2.2 Tools bookmark 30
3.2 AirGate 15 5.3 Monitoring windows 31
3.2.1 To obtain an AirGate ID 16 5.3.1 Control Window 31
3.2.2 To make an AirGate connection 16 5.3.2 Setpoints 34
3.2.3 To end an AirGate connection 17 5.3.3 Values 40
3.3 Direct connection 17 5.3.4 History 43
3.3.1 To make a Direct connection 18 5.3.5 PLC Monitor 46
3.3.2 To end a Direct connection 18 5.3.6 Controllers 46
3.4 Detected controllers 18 5.3.7 Custom Monitoring 46
3.4.1 To make a connection with Detected 5.4 Statistics 47
controllers 19 5.4.1 To set Statistics 47
3.5 Internet / Ethernet connection 19 5.4.2 To view Statistics 48
3.5.1 To make an Internet / Ethernet 5.5 Docking system 49
connection 19
5.5.1 Default layout 49
3.5.2 To end an Internet / Ethernet
5.5.2 Docking windows management 50
connection 20
5.5.3 Saving and loading layouts 52
3.6 Offline connection 21
5.5.4 Layout operations 52
3.6.1 New Configuration 21
InteliConfig 2.47.0 Global Guide 2

6 Configuration 53 6.7.6 Change password (ver. 2 and ver. 4) 120
6.1 General information 53 6.7.7 Change PIN (ver. 2 and ver. 4) 121
6.2 Configuration window 54 6.7.8 Password Reset 122
6.2.1 To open the Configuration window 54 6.7.9 Change SNMP password 122
6.2.2 Configuration window description 55 6.8 ScreenEditor 124
6.2.3 Setpoints 57 6.8.1 ScreenEditor page layout 124
6.2.4 Forced Values 57 6.8.2 Screens structure panel 125
6.2.5 User Setpoints 58 6.8.3 Screen content panel 126
6.2.6 User Protections 60 6.8.4 Instrument / Screen properties panel 127
6.2.7 Inputs/Outputs Configuration 61 6.8.5 Toolbar 128
6.2.8 Sensors 73 6.8.6 Virtual screen 129
6.2.9 Modules 74 6.8.7 Selected skin panel 129
6.2.10 Logical Binary Inputs (LBI) / Logical 6.8.8 Instrument palette panel 131
Analog Inputs (LAI) 85 6.8.9 ICD (Integrated color display) and
6.2.11 PLC 86 InteliVision 5.2 screen types and structures 133
6.2.12 Others 93 6.8.10 Working with the editor 134
6.2.13 Configuration Lock 105 6.8.11 ICD and IV5.2 Instruments 136
6.2.14 Consistency check 106 6.8.12 Consistency check of Screens
6.2.15 Item Selection Window 107 definiton 175
6.3 Configuration import 109

7 Multicontroller Features 176
6.3.1 Default Configuration 109
7.1 General information 176
6.3.2 User Configuration 109
7.2 View 176
6.4 Access 109
7.2.1 Site view 176
6.4.1 Login 109
7.2.2 Detail view 177
6.4.2 Logout 109
7.3 Setpoints 177
6.4.3 Access Lock 110
7.3.1 Multiwrite 178
6.4.4 Production mode 111
7.4 Values 178
6.5 Language 112
7.5 Saving archive(s) 179
6.6 Firmware upgrade 112
6.6.1 Default configuration 113 8 Other Features 180
6.6.2 Current configuration 113 8.1 Help section 180
6.6.3 Module FW 114 8.2 Reporting problems 180
6.6.4 Bulk / offline update 114 8.2.1 Steps 180
6.7 Security 115 8.3 Update notifications 180
6.7.1 Change password (ver. 1) 115 8.4 Cloning 181
6.7.2 Change access code 116 8.4.1 Write clone 181
6.7.3 User Management (ver. 2) 116 8.4.2 Save clone 182
6.7.4 User Management (ver. 4) 118 8.4.3 Manage clones 183
6.7.5 Bulk User editor 120 8.5 Data export 185

8.6 CAN Bus Log 187
8.6.1 Capture via controller 187
8.6.2 Capture via external converter 188
8.7 Tutorials 188

1 Document Information
1.1 Document Information
1.1.1 Document History
Number Related SW version Date
29 2.47.0 13.3.2024
28 2.43.0 7.9.2023
27 2.42.0 20.7.2023
26 2.41.0 27.6.2023
25 2.40.0 15.6.2023
24 2.39.0 10.5.2023
23 2.38.0 12.4.2023
22 2.37.0 27.1.2023
21 2.36.0 6.1.2023
20 2.35.0 16.12.2022
19 2.34.0 5.9.2022
18 2.33.0 12.8.2022
17 2.31.0 30.6.2022
16 2.28.0 1.3.2022
15 2.27.0 10.2.2022
14 2.24.0 29.10.2021
13 2.21.0 23.7.2021
12 2.19.0 30.4.2021
11 2.17.0 26.2.2021
10 2.14.0 6.7.2020
9 2.13.0 30.6.2020
8 2.8.0 30.1.2020
7 2.4.0 30.8.2019
6 2.2.0 30.6.2019
5 2.1.0 31.5.2019
4 1.5.2 28.3.2019
3 1.3.0 7.1.2019
2 1.2.1 24.7.2018
1 1.0.0 9.1.2018
1.2 Clarification of Notation

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damage or improper function of the equipment if not performed correctly and may not be clear at
first sight.
Example: This type of paragraph contains information that is used to illustrate how a specific function
works.
1.3 About this guide

This manual contains important instructions for InteliConfig PC monitoring and configuration tool. It provides
general information how to:
Install InteliConfig to user PC
Connect to supported controllers
Configure supported controllers
Monitor and control supported controllers
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1. Production mode
Disable production mode BEFORE the controller is put into regular operation.
2. User accounts
Change password for the existing default administrator account or replace that account with a
completely new one BEFORE the controller is put into regular operation mode.
Do not leave PC tools (e.g. InteliConfig) unattended while a user, especially administrator, is logged in.
3. AirGate Key
Change the AirGate Key BEFORE the device is connected to the network.
Use a secure AirGate Key – preferably a random string of 8 characters containing lowercase,
uppercase letters and digits.
Use a different AirGate Key for each device.
4. MODBUS/TCP
The MODBUS/TCP protocol (port TCP/502) is an instrumentation protocol designed to exchange data
between locally connected devices like sensors, I/O modules, controllers etc. By it's nature it does not
contain any kind of security – neither encryption nor authentication. Thus it is intended to be used only
in closed private network infrastructures.
Avoid using MODBUS/TCP in unprotected networks (e.g. Internet).
5. SNMP
The SNMP protocol (port UDP/161) version 1 and version 2 are not encrypted. They are intended to be
used only in closed private network infrastructures.
Avoid using SNMP v1 and v2 in unprotected networks (e.g. Internet).

2 Getting Started
2.1 Welcome 9
2.2 Help and Manuals 9
2.3 Supported Controllers 10
2.4 Installing InteliConfig 12
6 back to Table of contents
2.1 Welcome
Welcome to InteliConfig from ComAp a.s.
InteliConfig is an on-line/off-line monitoring and configuration tool for use with various ComAp controllers, see
Supported Controllers on page 10.
®
InteliConfig runs on various versions of Microsoft Windows™, see Installing InteliConfig on page 12.
The main four chapters of this guide reflect the primary functions of InteliConfig:
Communication Links (page 15) – making the connection to the controller.
Monitoring (page 29) – viewing real-time operation and making setpoint adjustments.
Configuration (page 53) – making fundamental hardware, software settings, language changes and
firmware upgrades
2.2 Help and Manuals

Within InteliConfig you can access content Help and Manuals in several ways:
Latest Manuals for InteliConfig or Supported Controllers (page 10) are available in main menu: click at
Home, choose the bookmark of Manuals and pick the required manual from the list of supported
controllers.
Image 2.1 Manuals in InteliConfig

Note: Chosen manual is automatically displayed in built-in PDF viewer. It is also possible to open the manual
in your own PDF viewer in separated window by clicking at Open full Reference Guide.
For general information about the InteliConfig application itself, go to Control bookmark in ribbon and in
the Help category click at
InteliConfig manual icon for opening the latest manual in external PDF viewer
About icon to open the About window containing basic information about InteliConfig version.
For general information about the connected controller, go to to Control bookmark in ribbon and in the
Help category click at
Controller Manual icon for opening the latest relevant manual in external PDF viewer.
Controller Help icon for opening the relevant controller Help file.
Controller Info icon for opening the Controller Info window containing information about the
controller (Serial Number, Type of Application, version of HW and FW etc.).
For further information about Setpoints, Values and Input/Output functions listings for the currently
connected controller select the required Setpoint, Value or Input / Output within the InteliConfig
Controller Configuration window:
Basic information will appear automatically in the right Info panel.
More detailed information can be shown by clicking at Controller Help button in Info panel or just by
pressing F1 key on your keyboard.
Image 2.2 Configuration of Setpoints with basic description in Info panel
2.3 Supported Controllers

InteliConfig can be used with the following controllers:
1. InteliLite 3
2. InteliLite 9
3. InteliLite 4
4. InteliGen 200
5. InteliMains 210
6. InteliGen 500
7. InteliATS2

8. InteliGen4 200
9. InteliGen 1000
10. InteliMains 1010
11. InteliGen 500 G2
12. InteliNeo 5500
13. InteliNeo 6000
14. InteliMains 210 G2
15. InteliMains 510
2.3.1 Supported communication modules

Module Type Order code Description
Ethernet plug-in communication
CM-Ethernet Plug-in CM2ETHERXBX module for TCP/IP, TCP Modbus
or SNMP connection.
Support of AirGate
CM3 - Ethernet Plug-in CM3ETHERXBX connection.
GSM/GPRS plug-in
communication module for GPRS
connection and SMS/E-Mail
CM-GPRS Plug-in CM2GPRSXXBX notification.
Support of AirGate
connection.
Combined module that offers fast
CM-4G-GPS Plug-in CM14GGPSXBX speed 4G communication
capability, including active SMS /
Emails alerts and control. Module
CM2-4G-GPS Plug-in CM24GGPSXBX also tracks GPS location and
supports AirGate.
Serial link communication module
CM-RS232-485 Plug-in CM223248XBX with RS232 and RS485 for Direct,
Modbus or ECU connection.
2.3.2 Supported extension modules

Module Type Order code Description
Combined extension plug-in module with 8
EM-BIO8-EFCP Plug-in EM2BIO8EXBX configurable terminals for binary inputs / outputs
and CT input for Earth Fault Current Protection.

2.4 Installing InteliConfig
2.4.1 Requirements
Software requirements
®
InteliConfig can run on PCs equipped with any of the following versions of Microsoft Windows™ and
®
Microsoft .NET Framework.
®
Operating System Version of Microsoft .NET Framework
Windows 10 (version 1607 and newer) 4.7.2 or newer
Windows 11 4.7.2 or newer
Hardware requirements
Component Minimum Recommended

Processor Intel Core i3 (Quad-core) Intel Core i5 (Quad-Core)
Memory (RAM) 4 GB 8 GB
Free disk space 2 GB 2 GB
Display 1280 x 768 1600 x 900
PC has to be equipped with USB 2.0 and other suitable communication interfaces (e.g. Internet connection).
2.4.2 Installation procedure

1. Download the ComAp PC Suite installation package from the ComAp website (www.comap-control.com).
2. Execute the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions.

3. Read license agreement and accept them for continuing in installation.
4. Select components to install. It is recommended to use full installation.
5. Select additional tasks before the installation. Click 2x to Next and Install.
Note: If your system already has InteliConfig installed, the installation program will offer an upgrade (if your
current version is older) or re-installation (if your current version is identical). If your current version is older,
then it is recommended to perform the upgrade because the controller firmware that you are about to install
may not be compatible with older InteliConfig versions.

6 back to Getting Started

3 Communication Links
3.1 Link types 15
3.2 AirGate 15
3.3 Direct connection 17
3.4 Detected controllers 18
3.5 Internet / Ethernet connection 19
3.6 Offline connection 21
3.1 Link types

The following links can be used to connect InteliConfig together with a supported controller:
3.1.1 Online connections

Online connection with the supported controller allowing configuration, parameter setting and on-line
monitoring and control of the controlled device.
AirGate – ComAp proprietary protocol connection, for more information see AirGate on
page 15
Internet / Ethernet – Internet or Ethernet connection, for more information see Internet /
Ethernet connection on page 19
Direct - Direct cable connection via RS232, RS485, for more information see Direct
connection on page 17
Detected controllers – Connection to automatically detected controllers via USB or Ethernet.
or
For more information see Detected controllers on page 18
3.1.2 Offline connections

Offline connection allows to open the saved offline archive or prepare any configuration for the further usage.
New configuration – Creating of new offline configuration, for more information see New
Configuration on page 21
Offline Archives – Open an archived configuration file, for more information see Offline archive
on page 22
3.2 AirGate
AirGate connection technology makes access to the ComAp controller via internet as simple as possible.
AirGate technology was designed to overcome the issues commonly faced when trying to connect remote
equipment using internet based communications.
AirGate allows ComAp’s controllers to connect to the internet using the existing network infrastructure,
negotiating firewalls and VPN systems and removing the requirement for static and public IP address.

Image 3.1 Scheme of AirGate connection
3.2.1 To obtain an AirGate ID

1. Connect the communication module (CM-Ethernet or CM-GPRS) to the controller including the cable or
antenna.
2. Turn on the controller and configure the communication modules according to their relevant guides.
3. Ensure the AirGate function is ENABLED and AirGate IP is set to airgate.comap.cz.
4. Get AirGate ID from display or InteliConfig.
3.2.2 To make an AirGate connection

1. On supported controller fit a suitable communication module (CM-Ethernet, CM-4G-GPS or CM-GPRS) or
use the built-in Ethernet port on the controller.
2. Power on the controller.
3. Connect the controller and the PC. How to make direct connection see Direct connection on page 17
4. In the InteliConfig go to Home menu → Connection bookmark → Online Connection and in section of
Controller connection click at AirGate, other parameter fields will roll down.
5. Enter the AirGate ID
6. Based on the format of AirGate ID are displayed the required parameters which are necessary to fill.
There are two combinations of required parameters:
a. Controllers without complex user access management - AirGate ID, Controller Address, AirGate
Server (leave default if you do not use some custom server), Access Code

Image 3.2 Field for AirGate 1 connection
b. Controllers with support of managing users - AirGate ID, Controller Address, AirGate Server (leave
default if you do not use some custom server), AirGate Key, Username, Password
Image 3.3 Field for AirGate 2 connection
7. Click at Open button to let the InteliConfig to establish the connection.
3.2.3 To end an AirGate connection

1. In the InteliConfig application click the Close Connection icon to terminate the connection.
2. You will be asked whether you really wish to close the connection. Click at Yes button to close the
connection.
IMPORTANT: Archive is not saved automatically. If you want to save the archive, click at Save
Archive icon before closing the connection.
3.3 Direct connection

The following direct cable connections are supported by InteliConfig:

Image 3.4 Scheme of Direct connection
3.3.1 To make a Direct connection

1. Fit a suitable communication module to supported controller or use the built-in USB.
Note: While plugging-in the communication module, the controller has to be switched off (Power terminals
has to be disconnected).

3. Connect an RS232 or RS485 cable between the controller and PC.
4. In the InteliConfig application on the PC go to Home menu → Connection bookmark → Online
Connection and in Controller connection click at Serial link, other parameter fields will roll down.
5. Choose the COM port and Controller Address.
Note: Only COM ports that are actually installed and present in the computer will be displayed. If the USB
connection is used (either external USB to RS232 converter or USB on board), the USB must be handled as
a virtual COM port of your computer, which is created by the USB module driver.
6. Click to Open to let the InteliConfig to establish the connection.
3.3.2 To end a Direct connection

connection.
3.4 Detected controllers

InteliConfig is able to automatically detect available supported controllers which are connected via:
USB - controllers needs to be equipped with USB-HID driver.
LAN - controllers needs to be connected to the same Local Area Network as the PC.
The following connections can be automatically detected by InteliConfig.

Image 3.5 Scheme of connections available for automatic detection
3.4.1 To make a connection with Detected controllers

1. On supported controller fit a suitable communication moduler or use the built-in USB.
3. Make the required network links between the controller and the PC via a suitable network, USB or LAN.
4. In the InteliConfig go to Home menu → Connection bookmark and in section of Detected controllers in
the right part of the screen double click at the chosen controller.
Note: Controllers available via USB are marked with the icon. Controllers available via LAN are marked
with icon. In case of connection via LAN the question of Access Code will appear.
Note: In case there are no Detected controllers showed click at icon for refreshing the list.
3.5 Internet / Ethernet connection

The following network connections are supported by InteliConfig:
Image 3.6 Scheme of Internet / Ethernet connection
3.5.1 To make an Internet / Ethernet connection

1. Fit a suitable communication module to supported controller or use the built-in Ethernet port on the
controller.
3. Make the required network link(s) between the controller and the PC, either directly via a cross-over cable
or via suitable network switches.

4. In the InteliConfig application on the PC go to Home menu → Connection bookmark → Online
Connection and in Controller connection click at Internet / Ethernet, other parameter fields will roll
down.
5. In the roll-down fields enter the IP address and Controller Address.
6. Click to Open to let the InteliConfig to establish the connection.
7. Pop-up window may show up asking you to enter either Access Code or Username and Password.
Note: The final (separated) IP address is a public address dedicated for testing connection to controller
situated in ComAp office. Feel free to try it.
3.5.2 To end an Internet / Ethernet connection

connection.

3.6 Offline connection
The Offline connection option allows you to open, inspect and edit previously saved archive. Archive is a file
which contain:
Configuration of the controller
History of the controller
Offline connection means any opened archive of the controller which is not directly connected to the
controller. It is used for preparing own configuration before using it in the controller, or just for an inspection of
the archive from the real site.
It is possible to open such offline archive in several different ways:
A. Creating of New configuration
B. Opening of Offline Archives
3.6.1 New Configuration

Open new configuration
Use New configuration option whenever you want to create brand new archive based on the default one.
ComAp's default archives have timer proved settings which can be used on most Gen-sets.
To open the New configuration:
1. Go to Home bookmark in the main Ribbon menu.
2. Choose New configuration in left menu.
3. In the Default bookmark choose the required type of the controller and click at Create new
configuration icon.
Note: The Create new configuration icon is not active when other offline archive is already opened.
Note: In case you want to create a New configuration based on any earlier saved archive, go to the My
configurations bookmark and choose any of earlier saved archives.
Image 3.7 Create New Configuration

Delete archives
There is also an option to delete installed archives. You can delete the archive by right-clicking on the
selected archive. Right-click on a given controller to delete all archives for that controller.
3.6.2 Offline archive

For opening of offline archive:
1. Go to Home bookmark in the main Ribbon menu.
2. Choose Connection in left menu.
3. Choose the bookmark Offline Archives and here you can:
a. Open any archive from your PC by using of Open archive icon.

b. Open any recently opened archive from the lists of Recent archives or Recent used places.
Note: The Open archive icon is not active when other offline archive is already opened.
Note: Another way how to open the offline archive is just do double-click at the archive file in your PC
equipped with InteliConfig PC SW.
6 back to Communication Links

4 Connection Menu
4.1 Connection in general 23
4.2 Create new site 23
4.3 Add controller to site 24
4.4 Context menu 26
4.5 Export of site 26
4.6 Connection bookmarks 27
4.1 Connection in general

InteliConfig can be connected with the supported controller via required link type from the Home overlay
menu directly. Connection is limited to ten controllers.
Options are following:
1. To connect to the controller online use Connection bookmark and in Online Connection tab you can:
a. Connect to the controller via AirGate.
b. Connect to the controller via Internet / Ethernet connection.
c. Connect to the controller via Direct connection.
d. Connect to the Detected controller via USB or LAN.
2. To create new configuration of the selected controller use New configuration bookmark and here you
can:
a. Create new configuration based on imported default archive in Default tab.
b. Create new configuration based on your previously created archive in My configurations tab.
3. To open offline archived configuration use Connection bookmark and in Offline Archives tab you
can:
a. Open archive from selected place in your PC.

b. Choose from Recent archives.
c. Find the archive in Recent used places.
4.2 Create new site

To create new site go through Connection bookmark and in Connections tab click on button Create
new site

Image 4.1 Create new site
4.3 Add controller to site

4.3.1 Add new controller to site
To add new controller to site go through Connection bookmark and in Connections tab click on button
Add new controller
Controller will be added always to selected site or to site, where is some controller selected
To site can be added unlimited number of controllers (connection is possible only to ten at the same
time)
Image 4.2 Add new controller to site

4.3.2 Add detected controller to site
To site can be added controller from panel Detected controllers by click on button in the top right
corner of bookmark Default Connection.
Image 4.3 Add detected controller to site

4.4 Context menu
The context menu is available by right click on name of a site in the column Connections.
4.4.1 Functions of context menu

Open - open connection for selected site
New Controller - add new controller to selected site
New Site - create new site
Delete - delete selected item (site or controller)
Copy - copy selected item (site or controller)
Paste - paste (site or controller)
Import - import (site)
Export - export selected site (with connection parameters of all controllers in site)
Rename - rename selected item (site or controller)
Image 4.4 Context menu
4.5 Export of site

Created site can be exported from InteliConfig to your computer. Exported are by default connections
parameters of all controllers in site. Additional components may be added in the bottom of window. Exported
site can be easily imported to InteliConfig by opening exported file or by import button in Context menu.
To export site right click on the site in Connections column and select required data, which will be site
exported. It will be exported one file (exported_site.psi) to selected location.
Components to export:
1. AST's (Archive Sets)
a. Sets of archives will be exported with site (if some archive set is for selected site saved in database)
2. Archives
a. Archives, which are not connected with any AST will be exported with site (if some archives is for
selected site saved in database)

3. Access Codes
Image 4.5 Export of site window
4.6 Connection bookmarks

4.6.1 Default Connection
Default Connection defines the primary set of connection parameters for defined controllers in sites. By click
on OPEN SELECTED button will be opened connection with default connection parameters (default
connection tab must be selected).
4.6.2 Alternative Connection

Alternative Connection is the secondary set of connection parameters. Connection parameters are by default
the same for each controller as in Default Connection until any change is done. By click on OPEN SELECTED
button will be opened connection with alternative connection parameters (alternative connection tab must be
selected).
4.6.3 Offline Mode

All archives
In bookmark All archives are stored all archives, which are connected with controllers in selected site.
To export archive, click on export archive icon
To rename archive, click on rename icon
To delete archive, click on delete icon

Image 4.6 All archives bookmark
Archive sets
In bookmark Archive sets are stored all archive sets, which were saved in connection with selected site.
Archive set is folder containing all archives, which were available during save (possibility Save all archives to
database).
Opening archive set give you possibility to visualize offline image of the whole site.

5 Monitoring
5.2 Ribbon bar 29
5.3 Monitoring windows 31
5.4 Statistics 47
5.5 Docking system 49
5.1 General information

InteliConfig can be used to monitor and adjust one of supported controllers:
Online real-time monitoring via the Controlbookmark.
View and adjust Setpoints.
View Values and History logs.
View and setup Statistics.
Export data for use within spreadsheets.
5.2 Ribbon bar

Most of InteliConfig's functions are accessible by clicking the various icons arranged along its main Ribbon
bar:
Image 5.1 Ribbon bar
Note: Ribbon bar can be hidden or displayed if necessary by clicking at "arrow" icon in the right upper corner.
5.2.1 Control bookmark

Icon Name Category Function Link to Topic
Close Connection Connection Close the opened connection. -
Save Archive Save Save configuration into the archive. -
Configuration
Open the window to import the default or
Controller Configuration Configuration window description
user configuration.
(page 55)
Configuration
Configuration Import Configuration Open the window for Configuration Import.
import (page 109)
Login to the controller or logout from the Login (page 109)
/ Login / Logout Access
controller. Logout (page 109)
Lock Access Access Activate / Deactivate Access Lock -
Control window
Control Window Monitoring Open the Control Window
features (page 31)

Setpoints window
Setpoints Monitoring Open the Setpoints window. description (page
36)
Values window
Values Monitoring Open the Values window. description (page
41)
History window
History Monitoring Open the History window. description (page
44)
PLC Monitor (page
PLC Monitor Monitoring Open the PLC Monitor window.
46)
Controllers (page
Controllers Monitoring Open the Controllers window.
46)
Custom Monitoring
Custom Monitoring Monitoring Open the Custom Monitoring window.
(page 46)
Provides operations connected with Layout operations
Window Layout Layout
layouts management. (page 52)
Language change - icon shows the name Language (page
Language Language
of the chosen language directly. 112)
Controller Info Help Open the Controller Info window.
Controller Help Help Open theController Help window.

-
Open the window with Controller Manual in
Controller Manual Help
PDF.
InteliConfig Manual Help Open the InteliConfig Manual help window.
Tutorials Help Open the Tutorials window. Tutorials (page 188)
About Help Open the About window. -
5.2.2 Tools bookmark

Icon Name Category Function
Write Clone Cloning Open the Cloning window.
Save Clone Cloning Save connected controller for future cloning.
Manage Clones Cloning Open the Import / Export clone window.
Firmware Upgrade Firmware Open the window for controller or plug-in module firmware upgrade.
Open the Display Screens window, where can be changed screens of controller
Display Screens Configuration
display(not available for controllers with monochromatic display).
Set Statistics Statistics Open the Set Statistics window.
Control Window Settings Customization Open window for Control Window Settings.
User Administration Security Settings of user management in the controller.
Access Administration Security Settings of access administration properties.
Open Export data window. Data can be selected by type and exported to .csv or
Export to CSV/XLS Data Export
.xls(x) format.
Generate Cfg Image
Data Export Generate configuration image of communication objects.
(COM)
Generate Cfg Image
Data Export Generate configuration image of Modbus objects.
(MODBUS)

Generate SNMP MIB
Data Export Generate SNMP MIB table.
Table
Long Term History Data Export Convert history files stored on SD card to .CSV format
USB Flash Export Data Export Export data from controller or InteliConfig to flash disk.
CAN Bus Log Others Allow log communication in selected CAN interface
Reset from init

Reset Reset the controller from Init state.
state
5.3 Monitoring windows

5.3.1 Control Window
The Control Window is available whenever a valid link is made to a controller or when an offline connection to
an archive files is open. The Control Window provides a mixed overview of certain front panel items as well as
key values and alarms.
Control window features
Image 5.2 Description of Control Window
# Description
Mode indicator – directly mimics the current setting of the controller's mode indicator.
Basic controller info – shows controller's name and serial number.
Diagram panel – mimics the diagram of the application and allows to control some of controller
buttons remotely.

# Description
Mains and Generator output values – provides voltage, current and general power factor
readings.
Analogue measuring panel – shows current values and protection limits of configured analog
inputs. This area could be for some controllers customized in Control Window Settings (page
33)
Generator total output meter – provides an overall generator output meter reading for quick
visual confirmation.
Statistic counters panel – shows a selection of important statistic values as Maintenance,
Running hours, Gen-set kWh and kVArh. This area could be for some controllers customized in
Control Window Settings (page 33)
Binary outputs panel – displays the current values of the various Binary outputs.
Binary inputs panel – displays the current values of the various binary inputs.
Status message area – mimics status messages of the engine and generator auto-mat related
to status of breakers, generator and engine. It mimics also the controller's current process timer.
Alarm list – display a list of current alarms as issued by the controller or ECU.
Color highlights in the Control Window

Color highlights are used in various areas of the Control Window to provide quick visual feedback. The
meanings of the highlights used differ slightly between areas, as follows:
Alarm list
Item color Meaning

*Alarm event Active and unconfirmed Yellow alarm (Warning)
Alarm event Active but confirmed Yellow alarm (Warning)
*Alarm event Inactivate but unconfirmed Yellow alarm (Warning)
*Alarm event Active and unconfirmed Red alarm (Shutdown or BOC)
Alarm event Active but confirmed Red alarm (Shutdown or BOC)
*Alarm event Inactivate but unconfirmed Red alarm (Shutdown or BOC)
*Alarm event Active and unconfirmed ECU alarm
Alarm event Active but confirmed ECU alarm
*Alarm event Inactivate but unconfirmed ECU alarm
*Alarm event Active and unconfirmed Sensor fail
Alarm event Active but confirmed Sensor fail
*Alarm event Inactive but unconfirmed Sensor fail

Diagram panel
Symbol / Color Meaning
Mains is OK.
Mains failed.
Generator is stopped and Ready.
Generator is running. There are no Red alarms at generator side.
Shutdown or BOC alarm at generator side. Generator is stopped or it is just

stopping.
Bus indicator. Green = Bus voltage is present. Red = Bus failure occurred. Off
= Bus voltage is not present
Load is not powered up.
Load is powered from the Mains or Generator.
Breaker is opened.
Breaker is closed.
Measuring gauges
Symbol color Meaning

Green Value is in preset limit
Yellow Value is out of Yellow alarm limit. The Yellow alarm is announced also.
Red Value is out of Red alarm limit. The Red alarm is announced also.
White No values.
Table above is valid for following areas:
Mains and Generator output values.
Generator total output meter.
Analog measuring panel.
Control Window Settings

In the Control Window Settings you can easily define for analog inputs and statistics, which values will be
displayed in the control window. The window is accessible from the Ribbon menu in Tools category under
icon . Selected values are the same for every type of controller (e.g. for two InteliLite4 MRS16 are
displayed the same selected values). If the value is not available in the current configuration, it is displayed as
"Value not available".

Image 5.3 Control Window Settings
Buttons description:
... – Opens the selection window with available values.
– Removes the currently selected value.
– Restores the default value.
5.3.2 Setpoints
The Setpoint window enables you to view and adjust each Setpoint present in the controller. It is possible to
choose whether some or all Setpoints require password protection from unauthorized changes. When
displayed within the window, any password protected Setpoint will be shown with a gray background and will
remain uneditable until a password of proper level is entered. In off-line mode, Setpoints can be altered
without a password, however, a password will be required later when the modified archive is written into the
controller.
In cases where you need to copy across one or more Setpoint values from an archive file, use the Alternative
setpoints feature to provide assistance (see Control Window on page 31).
Note: For AirGate connections, when retrieving the history from the controller, the Setpoint window will be
disabled until the History has been fully downloaded.
To open the Setpoints window

1. Initiate online or offline connection with the supported controller.
2. For opening the Setpoints window you can either:
a. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Configuration click at Controller
Configuration icon to open the Configuration window. Now select the bookmark Setpoints.

b. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Monitoring click at Setpoints icon to open
the Setpoints window.
Image 5.4 Setpoints window
IMPORTANT: For opening of Controller Configuration window for the online connected
controller it is necessary to enter the password. To log in select the Control bookmark and in
Access category click at icon.
Note: In case of changing parameters in the Setpoints window (opened by clicking at Setpoints icon or at
Setpoints bookmark in Right Dock Panel) the effect is immediate after confirmation of the change by Enter
key or by clicking to another parameter. In case of changing parameters in the Configuration window (opened
by clicking at Controller Configuration icon) it is necessary to confirm all changes by pressing the
Write button.

Setpoints window description
Image 5.5 Setpoints window description
A. Setpoint group panel – contains all visible groups for the current type of controller.
B. Setpoints panel – contains all visible setpoints (parameters) within the selected group. This panel can
contain following parts of parameters:
Name of the Setpoint.
Value of the Setpoint and unit.
Numbers of the alternative – or . Some setpoints have two different alternatives which are
switchable by the configured Logical Binary input.
C. Info panel – contains basic information about the selected Setpoint. It shows:
Parameter range.
Parameter units.
Original value of the setpoint – this value resets always after the new connection.
Default value of the setpoint – value of the default configuration prepared by ComAp.
Short description of the setpoint – basic information about the purpose of the setpoint.
Controller Help button for opening full context help for the selected setpoint.

D. Tool bar - bar with handy tool while configuring setpoints. It contains following functions:
Search
Search panel.
Go to previous occurrence.
Go to next occurrence.
Cancel search.
View
Turn on/off hiding functionality – setpoints are appeared / hidden

Operations
Set all setpoints to default value – this option will reset all made changes and will set all
Setpoints to default values.
Reset original values – this option will reset all made changes back to original values.
Alternative setpoints
Show alternatve setpoints – this icon will open the explorer window where it is possible to find
the configuration for the Setpoint comparison.
Hide alternative setpoints – in case of opened Alternative Setpoints this option will close it.
Show/Hide alternative setpoint names – this option will show or hide names of alternative
Setpoints to show possible differences.
Import all alternative values – this option will rewrite all Setpoints of the openned connection by
those from the alternative configuration.
Import selected alternative value – this option will rewrite the selected Setpoint of the openned
connection by the relevant value from the alternative configuration.
Hide panel
Hide panel – this option will hide the whole Tool bar. In case of hidden Tool bar only the icon of
is shown in the right bottom corner of the Setpoints window. After click at this icon the Tool bar
will appear again.
Note: The separate Setpoints window is possible to pin to the Docking system (page 49) by using of
Pin icon.
To edit a Setpoint
1. In the Setpoint window, click the required Group name to display all related setpoints.
2. In the Setpoint value column, click the cell adjacent to the required setpoint in order to highlight it (in light
blue).
Note: If the cell has a dark gray highlight then it is password protected and you'll first need to enter a valid
password.
3. Change the setpoint by writing new value, increasing or decreasing the value by using of arrows or just by
choosing from the offered list.

Note: In cases where you need to copy across one or more setpoint values from an archive file, use the
Alternative setpoints feature to provide assistance.
Note: In cases where you need to use the Original or Default value just double-click at this value in the info
panel and it will be automatically written in the required setpoint. If the Original or Default value differs from
the actual value of the Setpoint it is highlighted with bold font.
4. Continue with other changes. Setpoints are written to the controller immediately after pressing of Enter
key or right after choosing another setpoint.
IMPORTANT: In case of changing Setpoints in Configuration window all changes will take
affect after pressing Write button only.
Additional functions of Setpoints window

Setpoints window of InteliConfig offers different highlighting of groups, parameters or values to help the user
to find all needed information.
Image 5.6 Functions of Setpoints window
# Meaning
1 Active group of Setpoints.
2 Active setpoint. Basic info about the Active Setpoint available in the Information panel on the right.
3a Changed setpoint from its original value.
3b Indication of the group which contains any changed Setpoint.

4a Searched word via the Search panel in the Tool bar.
4b Indication of the group which contains any searched words.
Indication of setpoints which have its alternate option. Green number indicates the active value.
5
See Alternate Configuration chapter.
Table 5.1 Functions of Setpoints window
Alternative setpoints
Alternative setpoints is a InteliConfig feature that can help to compare two different configurations and to
import one or more setpoint values from another archive.
Image 5.7 Setpoints window with Alternative setpoints
To open Alternative setpoints

1. Establish the online connection with the controller or open the offline archive.
2. Open the Setpoint window.
3. In the bottom Tool bar in the Setpoints window click at Show/Hide alternative setpoints icon.
4. Open the chosen configuration archive and click at Open.

Advanced functions of Alternative setpoints
= Double-click at the relevant value of Alternative

To copy the value from Alternative setpoints
setpoints.
= Select the value which you want to change and click at
Import selected alternative value icon.
To copy all values from Alternative setpoints = Click at Import all alternative values icon.
= Click at Show/Hide alternative setpoint names

To show Alternative setpoints names
icon.
To close Alternative setpoints = Click at Show/Hide alternative setpoints icon.
5.3.3 Values
The Values window allows you to view current measured and computed values. The values are separated
into groups according to their meaning.
To open the Values window

2. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Monitoring click at Values icon to open the Values
window.
Image 5.8 Values window

Values window description
Image 5.9 Values window description
A. Values group panel – contains all visible groups for the current type of controller.
B. Values panel – contains all visible values within the selected group. This panel can contain following
parts of values:
Value Name.
Value, including the unit if available.
C. Info panel – contains basic information about the selected value. It shows:
Value range, if available.
Value unit, if available.
Short description of the value.
Controller Help button for opening full context help for the selected value.
D. Tool bar – it contains following functions:
Search
Search panel.
Cancel search.

Hide panel
will appear again.
Note: The Values window is possible to pin to the Docking system (page 49) by using of Pin icon.
Additional functions of the Values window

Values window of InteliConfig offers different highlighting of groups or values to help the user to find all
needed information.
Note: The value can be copied to the clipboard. Just select the text you want to copy and use shortcut Ctrl+C
or right-click on the selected text and select the copy option from the context menu.
Image 5.10 Functions of Values window

# Meaning
1a Value which is out of warning limit.
1b Indication of the group which contains any value which is out of warning limit.
Indication of the group which contains any value which is out of shutdown limit. Value which is out
2
of shutdown limit is colored with red background.
3a Searched word via the Search panel in the Tool bar.
3b Indication of the group which contains any searched words.
4 Chosen value. Basic info about the chosen value available in the Information panel on the right.
Rolled down field of Binary Inputs / Outputs which contains detailed info about the status of
5
configured inputs / outputs.
Table 5.2 Functions of Values window
5.3.4 History
The History window displays the history log held within the controller. The history log is displayed as a table,
where each row contains one record (event) and the columns contain data values recorded in the moment
that the event occurred.
Columns of history are partially customizable. It is possible to add or delete some of columns associated with
ECU , External or Plug-in modules. This can be done by ticking the 'Add to history' option when configuring
ECU , External or Plug-in modules in Configuration window.
In this window is also possible clear history in controller by click on button . This operation must be
supported by controller and actual user must have access rights to command Clear history. Operation is
available only for online connection.
To open the History window

2. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Monitoring click at History icon to open the History
window.

Image 5.11 History window
History window description
Image 5.12 History window description
A. Fixed history columns – basic columns of the history log which are fixed
B. History columns – logged values which belong to specific events. All values are arranged to columns
helping easy orientation in it.

C. Tool bar – bar with handy tool while configuring Setpoints. It contains following functions:
Search
Search panel.
Cancel search.
History
Move to first column.
Move to last column.
Edit columns – this option opens the window with additional functions of history columns.
Export the history to MS Excel (.XLS) file.

Hide panel
will appear again.
Note: The separate Setpoints window is possible to pin to the Docking system (page 49) by using of Pin
icon.
Additional functions of the History window
Image 5.13 Functions of History window

# Meaning
1 Searched word via the Search panel in the Tool bar.
Selected column. When any column is selected buttons of Move to first column and Move
2
to last column are activated.
3 History column edit window opened by Edit columns button.

3a Selecting of columns which will be fixed.
3b Selecting of columns which will be visible.
Control buttons for changing of the selected column position: Move to the top, Move up,
3c
Move down and Move to the bottom.
Table 5.3 Functions of History window
5.3.5 PLC Monitor

PLC Monitor displays PLC Monitor window. How configure PLC see PLC on page 86.
5.3.6 Controllers
Controllers window gives overview about currently active connections. By switching selection in the window is
changing the content of the Control Window. If the group / site is selected, the Control Window shows the site
overview. If the specific controller is selected, the Control Window shows the detail overview for the selected
controller. By default is this window docked on the left side, next to the Control Window.
Image 5.14 Controllers window with three active connections
Note: Docked window can be pinned by the icon in the header top right corner (next to the close button) to
save space in the work area.
5.3.7 Custom Monitoring

The custom monitoring window allows defining the set of parameters, which are useful to monitor together. It
is allowed to add parameters from all setpoints groups and from all values groups (except some specific
setpoints which are not represented by numeric value or by selection menu). It is possible to change setpoints

directly from this window. The defined set of parameters is saved in memory until the connection to the
controller is closed. The maximum number of defined parameters is 25.
The export function could be used to save the set definition and use it later without the need to set it manually
every time again. During the import, only the existing items in the related configuration of the control unit are
imported. The item order could be changed by the buttons in the bottom toolbar of the window.
Image 5.15 Custom monitoring window with defined parameters
Toolbar functions:
Add a new item to the set of parameters.
Remove the selected item from the set of parameters.
Move the selected item up.
Move the selected item down.
Export the defined set to disc.
Import the defined set from the disc.
5.4 Statistics
Statistic values (counters) are one of groups available in the Values (page 40). The difference from other
values is that statistics can be reset to zero or be preset to some value and they are also retained in the
controller even when the power is off.
5.4.1 To set Statistics

2. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Access click at Login icon. Enter the
Administrator password for the full access to the controller.
3. Select the Tools bookmark and in the category of Statistics click at Set Statistics icon to display the
Statistics setup window.

Image 5.16 Statistics setup window
4. For each parameter enter your new required value and either:
a. Click the Set button, or
b. Continue changing all required values and after that click the Set all button.
5. When finished, close the window.
IMPORTANT: All statistic values can be reset to zero using Clear all button.
5.4.2 To view Statistics

2. For opening the Values window you can either:
a. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Monitoring click at Values icon to open the
Values window.
b. Select the bookmark Control or Tools and in the Docking system (page 49) click at the bookmark
Values to open the Values window.
3. Select the group of Statistics.

Image 5.17 Statistics in Values window
6 back to Monitoring
5.5 Docking system

The docking system provides possibility to customize the layout of monitoring windows. It is possible to dock
following windows:
Control Window
Setpoints
Values
History
PLC Monitor
Controllers
Custom Monitoring
5.5.1 Default layout

Default layout consists of two docked windows, Controllers window and Control Window. This default layout
is possible to restore anytime when the connection is open through the Reset Window Layout see Layout
operations on page 52 option from the ribbon bar.

Image 5.18 Default layout of windows
5.5.2 Docking windows management

Monitoring windows offers a wide range of possible arrangements which could be set up. The windows are
flexible enough to set up the workplace fulfilling current needs of configuration / monitoring.
Docking area
Docking area is the place where the monitoring windows can be organized. The position of docked area is
highlighted in the picture below.

Image 5.19 Visualization of the docking area
To place the window into the docking area, click and hold the window header and move a little with the
window. During the movement, the indicators appear. See the highlighted indicators on the picture below.
Image 5.20 Indicators used to dock the window
Move the mouse cursor over the required docking indicator to place the window into the specific location and
release the left mouse button. When the mouse is over the docking indicator, it is displayed the area, where
the window will be docked (see the picture below).

Image 5.21 Docking of the window using the docking indicator
Using the center element of the docking indicator will group the windows together. This group has at the
bottom tabs which allow switching between windows.
Note: The Control Window has limited possibilities of the docking. This window cannot be docked into other
monitoring windows and vice versa.
5.5.3 Saving and loading layouts

Defined layout is automatically saved and load. It ensures that the workplace stays consistent during
switching between the configuration of different units, preparing offline configurations etc. There is also the
possibility to save user layouts for future usage. These layouts operations (saving, applying, managing) are
accessible from the ribbon bar in the section Window Layout see Layout operations on page 52.
Default layouts
Default layouts represent the layouts which are created by ComAp. Default layout can be recognized by the
italic font style in the Apply Window Layout menu option see Layout operations on page 52 or in Manage
Layouts window by the information in the column named Default. It is impossible to save the user layout under
the same name as the default one.
User layouts
In case of need more than the one default layout which is automatically saved, it is possible to save user
layouts through Save Window Layout option see Layout operations on page 52. These saved layouts are
stored inside the application database and can be applied in the future.
5.5.4 Layout operations

Layout operations are reachable from the ribbon bar in the Control tab in the category Layout.
Image 5.22 Window layout operations
Specific layout operations are described below:

Save Window Layout - saves the layout for future usage
Apply Window Layout - applies the selected layout
Manage Window Layouts - opens the window to manage stored layouts (edit, remove, export / import)
Reset Window Layout - reset the actual layout to the default

6 Configuration
6.2 Configuration window 54
6.3 Configuration import 109
6.4 Access 109
6.5 Language 112
6.6 Firmware upgrade 112
6.7 Security 115
6.8 ScreenEditor 124

InteliConfig can be used to full configuration up to ten supported controllers:
Basic configuration of the controller in Configuration window.
Configuration of Setpoints.
Configuration of controller Inputs and Outputs.
Configuration of extension modules, CAN modules and ECU.
Configuration of additional functions – Languages, Access Rules etc.
Import of the configuration.
Upgrade of the controller firmware.
Cloning of one controller configuration to another controller.

6.2 Configuration window
Configuration window enables you to view and adjust all parameters of configuration related to the supported
controller from one place.
6.2.1 To open the Configuration window 54

6.2.2 Configuration window description 55
6.2.3 Setpoints 57
6.2.4 Forced Values 57
6.2.5 User Setpoints 58
6.2.6 User Protections 60
6.2.7 Inputs/Outputs Configuration 61
6.2.8 Sensors 73
6.2.9 Modules 74
6.2.10 Logical Binary Inputs (LBI) / Logical Analog Inputs (LAI) 85
6.2.11 PLC 86
6.2.12 Others 93
6.2.13 Configuration Lock 105
6.2.14 Consistency check 106
6.2.15 Item Selection Window 107
6 back to Configuration
6.2.1 To open the Configuration window

2. Select the Control bookmark and in the category of Configuration click at Controller Configuration
icon to open the Configuration window.

Image 6.1 Configuration window
6.2.2 Configuration window description
Image 6.2 Configuration window description

A. Configuration bookmarks – bookmarks sort out the controller configuration to few categories:
Setpoints – configuration of Setpoints.
Controller I/O – configuration of binary and analog inputs or outputs.
Sensors – adjusting analog sensor curves.
Modules – configuration of extension modules, CAN modules and ECU.
PLC Editor – allows to add control logic, additional alarm functions or even new features to meet
complex or unique requirements
Others – configuration of controller's additional functions: Init screen, Languages, Access rules,
Units/Power format, Modbus and Firewall.
B. Configuration window – main configuration window. The content may vary according to chosen
bookmark.
C. Info panel – contains basic information about the selected setpoint or Input / Output. Content and visibility
of the panel may vary according to chosen bookmark.
D. Tool bar – bar with handy tool while configuring setpoints. For more information see the chapter of
Setpoints (page 57)

6.2.3 Setpoints
The Setpoints bookmark enables you to view and adjust each Setpoint present in the controller.
The Setpoints bookmark in Configuration window shows the same parameters as main Setpoints window
described in the separated chapter, see Setpoints on page 34.
IMPORTANT: The difference in both Setpoints windows is in the approach of parameter
changing. In case of separated Setpoints window the change of the parameter is immediately
written into the controller. Contrary to that any changes in parameters in Setpoints as a part of
Configuration window are written into the controller after pressing of Write button only.
6.2.4 Forced Values

This function allows forcing of preconfigured value into selected setpoints via activation of LBI. Each LBI can
force only one value into one setpoint. Number of LBIs depends on controller type and FW version. You can
see current states of all LBIs in value Forced Value Status. Setpoints for which is Forced Value already
configured are marked with gray arrow in InteliConfig and on display.
Note: LBIs can be renamed during configuration. We suggest you to rename them based on used function.
IMPORTANT: You can not change value of setpoint which has active Froced Value function.
Forced Value Priority

One setpoint can have multiple configured Forced Values which are ordered from highest to lowest
priority. In case of conflict, highest priority value which is valid, is used.
In case that Forced Value is out of setpoint's range, value is capped by either maximal or minimal limit or
respective setpoint.
In case that Forced Value is invalid, another active Forced Value is used based on priority order. If there is
not any other active (or configured) Forced Value which could be used, setpoint keeps it's original value.
Setpoint Samax with configured Forced Value in InteliConfig (Setpoints monitoring window).
Note: Setpoints that are currently being forced their arrow turns to green color and they also have the option
for writing of different value manually disabled.
Setpoint Samax witch is currently Forced on InteliConfig (Setpoints monitoring window).
Configuration of Forced Value

Forced Value can be configured only via InteliConfig (Setpoints tab) during standard configuration of the
controller and only for selected setpoints. Setpoints to which Forced Value can apply are marked with flag
button.
– It is possible create Forced value definition but currently there is no one defined.
– At least one Forced value definition exists for this Setpoint.

Clicking that button opens pop-up window containing all already configured Forced Values conditions. Priority
of configured Forced Values is given by order and is descendent – first row has highest priority.
Image 6.3 Forced values window description
Source from which is setpoint going to be forced. Source has to have the same resolution and
dimension as target setpoint.
Name of LBI which activates the Forced Value
Note: This can be also changed from tab LBI/LAI
Used trigger which is connected with Forcing LBI.
List of already configured Forced Values for specific setpoint. First row has highest priority.
Options for adding, removing and editing Forced Values and options for changing order.
There are 2 types of Setpoints which allows use Forced value functionality:
Numeric Setpoint: In this case, source could be only another numeric Setpoint or Value with the same
resolution and dimension.
List Setpoint(setpoint, where its value is selected from the list): In this case, source is constant selected
from the same list of options as forced setpoint.
Note: When writing configuration into Controller, Setpoints which are actually forced are not rewritten
(generally, it is not possible change value of setpoint which has active forcing).
6.2.5 User Setpoints

User Setpoints are setpoints, created by user. Maximum number of User Setpoints depends on controller
type and its firmware version.
User Setpoints are signed numbers (int32).
User Setpoints can be used in any part of configuration same as standard numeric setpoints (PLC, Forced
value definitions, Protections...).
User Setpoint parameters::
Name (up to 32 characters)
Dimension (it is possible define new dimension)
Resolution (number of decimal places)
Allowed range

Default value (this value is stored in configuration and user can set typical value. This value can be
changed in Configuration window only)
Group/Subgroup (Setpoint is placed at the end of selected group/subgroup).
There is a flag telling if the User Setpoint was created automatically or manually. When User Setpoint was
created automatically (for example when it is created as protection parameter), it also automatically deleted
when this protection is deleted, but only in case this User Setpoint is not used in other places within a
configuration.
Image 6.4 User setpoint definition window
There are extended possibilities when working with User Setpoints from InteliConfig version 2.35.0.
It is possible to create user groups and subgroups.
This functionality is only available for selected controllers. Maximum number of user
groups/subgroups depends on controller type and its firmware version.
It is possible to change order of user groups/subgroups.
There is a limitation that user groups must be at the end of list under all groups defined in default
configuration.
It is possible to change order of User Setpoints within a subgroup.
There is a limitation that User Setpoints must be placed at the end of list under all setpoints defined in
default configuration.

Image 6.5 User setpoints/groups/subgroups management window
6.2.6 User Protections

It is possible (when supported in controller) create protection on any binary or analog value (numeric data
type only). Protected value is not limited only to analog/binary inputs.
There are 2 ways how to create User Protection:
1. In tab I/O configuration, click on button in section Protections for selected input. Window for protection
definition is automatically opened and protected value is selected (cannot be changed in this situation).
2. In tab Protections, select type of protected value (binary or analog). Click on button to open window
with definition of new protection.
Image 6.6 Analog protection definition window.

Configuring protection
1. Select protected value (source)
a. When value is selected, setpoints for Limit and Delay are automatically created with correct format
2. Select Protection type, Active when, Block type, History record , Evaluation period.
3. Define protection name. This name is also used as text displayed in Alarmlist. Prefix is automatically
defined based on Protection type and cannot be changed.
4. Change objects for Limit and Delay if needed. It is possible use different object with correct format or
change properties of automatically created setpoints (change name, range, group/subgroup).
5. If you need binary information that this protection was evaluated as active, check "Protection State". This
will create binary value with the same name as protection in Values - User Protection States.
6.2.7 Inputs/Outputs Configuration

In the InteliConfig exist two ways of inputs/outputs configuration. The type of configuration is dependent on
controller type and it cannot be manually selected. In the manual these two ways are described as version 1
and version 2.
Version 1
Configuration of inputs/outputs is separated for controller and each configured module see
Inputs/Outputs Configuration (ver. 1) on page 62
Controller inputs/outputs can be configured from the bookmark in the configuration window named
Controller I/O
Module inputs/outputs can be configured in bookmark named Modules
After the module is added to configuration, the new bookmark IO Configuration appears for each
configured module
Version 2
Configuration of all inputs/outputs is available in the bookmark I/O Configuration see Inputs/Outputs
Configuration (ver. 2) on page 68
In the device tree is possible to select only items from the specific device or display items from all devices
The full-text filter is available

Inputs/Outputs Configuration (ver. 1)
Image 6.7 Controller I/O window description
A. Configuration bookmarks – bookmarks sort out the controller configuration to few categories.
B. I/O Group panel – contains groups of inputs and outputs available in control unit itself.
C. Configuration panel – main configuration window with available inputs / outputs.
D. Info panel – contains basic information about the selected parameter. It shows:
Inputs / Outputs overview – overview of all available inputs / outputs including their description and
type. It contains following symbols:
Terminal is used for the function without any protection.
Terminal is used for the function including the Warning protection.
Terminal is used for the function including the Shutdown protection.
Terminal is not used.
Normally open binary input.
Normally close binary input.
Normally open binary output.
Normally close binary output.

Short description of the selected parameter.
Controller help button for opening full context help for the selected parameter.

E. Tool bar
Save as... button – Saves the current configuration to the archive file.
Write button – Confirms the configuration and writes it to the controller. While the configuration is
written properly the controller will restart.
Cancel button – Closes the Configuration window without any change.
Binary Inputs
While configuring Binary inputs there are available 3 different options – in the field of Function choose:
A. Not Used – for the case that the Binary input is not wired or you don't want to use it.
B. Controller function – prepared functions directly in the controller as breaker feedbacks, external buttons
etc.. In this case it is possible in advanced to configure only:
Contact type as Normally close or Normally open.
C. General protection – in case you choose the general protection (as a default named as "BIN Protection
#) it is possible to predefined other values such as:
Name – Filled name will appear in case of activation in the Alarm list or History.
Contact type – Normally close or Normally open.
Protection type of the activated binary input:
Monitoring - it is possible to see the value in the Controller, in SCADA or in LE Values window but
no action is executed.
HistRecOnly – activating of such a binary input will cause the record to the History (including all
other values) but no alarm will be announced in Alarm list.
Wrn – Warning, activating of the binary input will cause the Warning alarm which is visible at the
controller and InteliConfig side too. Warning alarm is immediately written to the History.
Sd – Shutdown, activating of the binary input will cause the Shutdown alarm (immediate stop of the
engine). This alarm is visible at the controller and InteliConfig side too. Shutdown alarm is
immediately written to the History.
BOC – Breaker Open and Cool Down, activating of the binary input will cause the BOC alarm
(immediate opening of the GCB, cooling of the engine and shutting down). This alarm is visible at
the controller and InteliConfig side too. Shutdown alarm is immediately written to the History.
Delay of the protection.
Engine running only means that the protection is active only after proper engine start.

Image 6.8 Binary inputs configuration
Binary Outputs
While configuring Binary outputs it is possible to configure the Function as:
A. Not Used – for the case that the Binary input is not wired or you don't want to use it.
B. Controller function – prepared functions directly in the controller as Starter, Fuel Solenoid, breaker
control signals etc. In this case it is possible in advanced to configure:
Contact type as Normally close or Normally open.

Image 6.9 Binary outputs configuration
Analog Inputs
While configuring Analog inputs there are available 3 different options – in the field of Function choose:
A. Not Used – for the case that the Analog input is not wired or you don't want to use it.
B. Controller function – prepared functions directly in the controller as Oil Pressure, Coolant Temp and
Fuel Level. In this case it is possible in advanced to configure:
History abbreviation – shortcut of the function in the History
Sensor – choice of the curve for used analog sensor. For more information about sensors and theirs
configuration see Sensors on page 73.
Protection type of the activated analog input:
Monitoring – it is possible to see the value in the Controller, in SCADA or in InteliConfigValues

window but no action is executed.
HistRecOnly – exceeding of preset Hst value will cause the record to the History (including all
other values) but no alarm will be announced in Alarm list.
Wrn – Warning, exceeding of preset Wrn value will cause the Warning alarm which is visible at the
controller and InteliConfig side too. Warning alarm is immediately written to the History.
Wrn+BOC – Warning and Breaker Open and Cool Down, exceeding of preset Wrn value will cause
the Warning alarm and exceeding of preset BOC value will cause the BOC alarm. Both are visible
at the controller and InteliConfig side too. Both alarms are immediately written to the History.

BOC – Breaker Open and Cool Down, exceeding of preset BOC value will cause the BOC alarm
(immediate opening of the GCB, cooling of the engine and shutting down). This alarm is visible at
the controller and InteliConfig side too. BOC alarm is immediately written to the History.
Wrn+Sd – Warning and Shutdown, exceeding of preset Wrn value will cause the Warning alarm
and exceeding of preset Sd value will cause the Shutdown alarm. Both are visible at the controller
and InteliConfig side too. Both alarms are immediately written to the History.
Sd – Shutdown, exceeding of preset Sd value will cause the Shutdown alarm (immediate stop of
the engine). This alarm is visible at the controller and InteliConfig side too. Shutdown alarm is
immediately written to the History.
"AI Name" Delay – delay of the protection.
Note: Parameter visibility depends on the setting of Protection type
Setpoint values of:
"AI Name" Hst – limitation value for History Record.
"AI Name" Wrn – limitation value for Warning.
"AI Name" BOC – limitation value for BOC.
"AI Name" Sd – limitation value for Shutdown.
Note: Setpoints visibility depends on the setting of Protection type.
Alarm parameter describes the condition of the alarm. It is visible only when the protection is
activated:
Under Limit: alarm is activated if the value is lower than the preset setpoint.
Under Limit+Fls: alarm is activated if the value is lower than the preset setpoint or when the value
is out of sensor range.
Over Limit: alarm is activated if the value is higher than the preset setpoint.
Over Limit+Fls: alarm is activated if the value is higher than the preset setpoint or when the value
is out of sensor range.
Note: Parameter visibility depends on the setting of Protecton type.
Engine running only means that the protection is active only after proper engine start.
Note: Parameter visibility depends on the setting of Protection type.
C. AIN Switch – this Analog input controls logical bianry output Analog Switch. In case of Analog switch it is
possible to configure:
History abbreviation – shortcut of the function in the History.
IMPORTANT: Value for activation and deactivation of the logical binary output is done by the
relevant setpoint of Analog Switch in the group of General Analog inputs.
D. AIN Protec – Analog input is used for any protection based on analog value. It is possible to configure:
Name – Filled name will appear in case of activation in the Alarm list or History.
History abbreviation – shortcut of the function in the History.

Protection type of the activated analog input. Same protection types as in Controller functions
described above.
Limitation setpoints, Alarm type and Engine running only option are the same as in Controller function
described above.
Note: Parameters visibility depends on the setting of Protection type.
Image 6.10 Analog inputs configuration

Inputs/Outputs Configuration (ver. 2)
Image 6.11 IO Configuration window description
A. Device tree – contains groups of devices with inputs/outputs to configure

B. Configuration panel – the list of available inputs/outputs related to device tree selection
C. Tool bar
Switch Detail View button - Switch the configuration part of all/one inputs/outputs
Transfer IO Configuration button - see Transfer I/O Configuration on page 71
Remove IO Configuration button - see Remove I/O Configuration on page 72
Binary Inputs
The configuration of the binary input consists of:
1. Name - the name identification of the binary input
a. The name is automatically changed when the first function is added (the input name is the same as
the function name). In case of need, the name can be changed. When the last function is removed,
the name of the input is automatically changed to "Not Used". On ECU binary inputs the name is
changing according to selected ECU value.
2. ECU Value - electronic control unit value, available only for ECU devices (otherwise disabled)
3. Functions - the set of functions see Functions Configuration on page 71
4. Protections - the set of protections see Protections Configuration on page 71
5. Used in Screens - determines whether the value is visible on the controller screens
a. Available only for ECU inputs/outputs
b. Support depends on the controller and display type

Image 6.12 Binary input configuration
Binary Outputs
The configuration of the binary output consists of:
1. Name - the identification name of the binary output
a. The name is automatically changed when the source is connected (the output name is the same as
the source name). In case of need, the name can be changed. When the source is removed, the
name of the output is automatically changed to "Not Used". On ECU binary outputs the name is
2. Source - the source value for the binary output
3. Contact Type - represents the default state of output (Normally Open/Normally Closed)
5. Protections - the set of protections see Protections Configuration on page 71
Image 6.13 Binary output configuration
Analog Inputs
The configuration of the analog input consists of:
1. Name - the identification name of the analog input
a. The name is automatically changed when the first function is added (the input name is the same as
the function name). In case of need, the name can be changed. When the last function is removed,
the name of the input is automatically changed to "Not Used". On ECU analog inputs the name is
2. Sensor - sensor used for the analog input see Sensors on page 73
3. Dimension - dimension used for analog input
a. Can be set directly in form if the electronic sensor is configured, otherwise it can be set in sensor
configuration.

4. Resolution - resolution used for analog input
a. Can be set directly in form if the electronic sensor is configured, otherwise it can be set in sensor
configuration.
5. Bargraph 0% - lower bargraph limit displayed on the controller display
6. Bargraph 100% - upper bargraph limit displayed on the controller display
8. History Abbreviation - shortcut used in the History.
9. Functions - the collection of functions see Functions Configuration on page 71
10. Protections - the collection of protections see Protections Configuration on page 71
Image 6.14 Analog input configuration
Analog Outputs
The configuration of the analog output consists of:
1. Source - the source value for the analog output
2. Output Curve - definition of the transferring output curve
a. The output curve is not available if the "No Conversion" parameter is checked.
3. No Conversion - Define whether the source value is converted by the output curve or not
4. PWM Frequency - setting of the PWM frequency
a. The PWM frequency can be set only if the output curve is a type of PWM.
Image 6.15 Analog output configuration

Functions Configuration
It is possible to assign more functions to the specific input
Add new function to the input
Remove function from the input

For the binary input functions the contact type for each function can be set
- Normally Closed/Normally Open
Each function has the link to the help through button
Protections Configuration
Add new protection
Remove protection
Edit protection
For more information about configuration of specific protections see User Protections on page 60
Transfer I/O Configuration

This functionality offers to transfer the whole input/output configuration to another compatible input/output in
the same category. The icon for transfer is available in the bottom toolbar.
After clicking on the transfer icon is displayed window for selecting the target input/output. Offered are only
compatible inputs/outputs of the same category. When the required input/output is selected and confirmed by
the OK button, the transfer operation starts.
Note: The configuration is transferred completely (functions, protections, sensor, PLC configuration) except
Modbus definition.
Image 6.16 The window for selecting the target input/output.

Remove I/O Configuration
This functionality offers to remove the whole input/output configuration. The icon for remove is available in
the bottom toolbar. The name of input/output is after remove set to "Not Used".
Note: The configuration is removed completely (functions, protections, sensor, PLC configuration) except
Modbus definition.

6.2.8 Sensors
In ComAp controllers could be available 3 types of sensors (depends on controller type and firmware
version).
Fixed sensors - definition of this sensor is fixed, could not be changed by user. This sensor has defined
HW sensor itself (for example Pt100, Pt1000 etc.), resolution, dimension etc.
User sensors - user can prepare own sensor. It is possible select HW Configuration (it means measured
physical value) from the list, output format (resolution, dimension) and conversion curve. Management of
this sensors is on Sensors tab.
Linear sensors - this is similar to User sensors but it is not possible define conversion curve. Conversion is
defined only by Range and Offset (linear conversion).
Analog sensor curve definition

Curves in the Sensors bookmark are used to accurately determine how external analog electrical signal
should be converted to internal numerical values. By adjusting the curve you can ensure that the controller
behaves correctly across the range of values.
1. In Configuration window select the bookmark Sensors.
2. In the left panel choose which sensor curve you want to adjust. It is possible to choose from the list of
typical (default) curves – e.g. VDO, or from the list of general curves.
Image 6.17 Sensor curve configuration
3. Use options within the Sensor window to make necessary adjustments:

Add line – to add new row in the table.
Order – to automatically arrange rows in the table from the lowest to highest number.
Delete line – to delete the chosen row in the table.

Open – to open saved curve.
Save – to save the current curve.
HW configuration – select physical (HW) configuration of Analog input
Sensor Name – customizable name of the sensor curve.
Resolution and Dimension of the curve.
4. Once all changes within the Configuration window have been made click the Write button to write the
configuration to the controller. Once the configuration is uploaded the controller will automatically restart
and new connection will be automatically established.
6.2.9 Modules
Plug-in modules
There are two different approaches in configuration of Supported communication modules (page 11).
Communication plug-in modules – while assembled in the controller there appear relevant Group in
Setpoints window.
Extension plug-in modules – configuration should be made via the Configuration window:
1. Open the online / offline connection with the controller.
2. Go to Controller Configuration and choose the bookmark of Modules.

3. Choose the relevant slot (A or B).
4. Pick the wanted plug-in module from the list and click at Add module icon.
5. Set required Plug-in module properties.
6. Go to I/O Configuration for added Plug-in module and set I/O configuration for this module.
7. Click at Write to take the configuration into effect.
Engine Control Unit – ECU

In case your engine is using ECU, it is necessary to configure it properly in the controller:

3. Click on ECU field in left column.
4. Select right ECU list from the list.
5. From the shown list of ECUs choose the same ECU as is used by your engine and click at Add
module icon.
6. Set proper ECU settings.
7. If necessary, go to I/O Configuration or Fault Codes Configuration for ECU and change configuration
Note: In case there is no ECU listed choose the used ECU list in the field of Electronic Control Unit.

Note: When controller has Configuration format 9 or higher (Click on Control / Controller Info in ribbon for
info), ECU definition file (file with definition of all parameters preapred by ComAp) is automatically added into
special part of configuration.
When configuration tool recognize valid ECU definition in configuration, it uses this file for ECU edit. No need
to have installed ECU files for editing. Also there is no version issue in this situation.

User defined ECU J1939 parameters
It is possible create limited number of J1939 parameters. This parameters are fully defined by user.
Add theECU for which the J1939 parameter needs to be added.
Go to J1939 Parameters tab to create new parameter.
Fill all fields with valid values.
Go to I/O Configuration tab to use this J1939 Parameter on selected I/O.
To use this parameters in different configuration, use Export/Import data function.
IMPORTANT: When changing ECU address (in Module properties), user J1939 Parameters remain
unchanged. Address is always set to value defined by user (in Frame data). To change it, it is
possible edit user parameter definition.
Note: This functionality is available only in some controllers. Controller must have Configuration format to 9
or higher (Click on Control / Controller Info in ribbon).
Note: Number of user parameters is limited (limit is applied to each I/O type independently). Each ECU has
its own limit.
Note: Definition of all user J1939 Parameters (regardless of I/O use) is stored in configuration.

Image 6.18 J1939 Parameter Definition
ECU Fault Codes Configuration

Tab Fault Codes Configuration allows user to customize indication of ECU incoming messages.
Customization Possibilities:
1. Define own set of fault codes sent by ECU
2. Modify predefined set of fault codes sent by ECU
3. Setting own user messages
4. Changing the visibility of some messages
Image 6.19 ECU Fault Codes Table
Add new definable item.
Remove existing item.
Export set of defined fault codes.
Import set of defined fault codes.
Restore default list of fault codes.
Fault Code Definition

Diagnostic Code SPN (Suspect Parameter Number)
Number identifying message from ECU

FMI (Failure Mode Identifier)
Provides possibility to specify only selected diagnostic states (not available on all controllers)
States can be selected through the button , which opens FMI Numbers window
Image 6.20 FMI Numbers window
Message
Definition of the displayed message
Visibility
Visibility of the specific item
ECU Lamps
ECU Lamps tab provides the setting of protection type on each available ECU lamp. Support of setting
protections depends on the controller and his software version. If the controller does not support the
functionality, the tab is hidden.
Note: Modifying default settings of the lamp protections may result in non-compliance with Stage V (EU) or
Tier 4 Final (US) legislation, depending on location and usage.
MODBUS Master
This chapter explain how to configure MODBUS Master in InteliConfig.
MODBUS Master is special type of Electronic unit (ECU). This devices shares the same resources (number
of I/Os, total number of devices...).
How to add MODBUS Masterdevice into configuration.


4. Select right ECU list from the list. You need to select ECU List with devices supporting MODBUS Server
functionality.
5. From the shown list of ECUs choose MODBUS device you want and click at Add module icon.
a. When there is no t your device in list, it is necessary select User Device and define all parameters
manually.
6. Set proper ECU settings. All settings are described in chapters below.
7. If necessary, go to I/O Configuration or Datapoints for ECU and change configuration
SunSpec Modbus
This chapter explain how to configure Sunspec Modbus in InteliConfig.
Sunspec Modbus is special type of Electronic unit (ECU). This devices shares the same resources (number
of I/Os, total number of devices...).
How to add Sunspec Modbus device into configuration:
4. Select right ECU list from the list. You need to select ECU List with devices supporting Sunspec Modbus
functionality.
5. From the shown list of ECUs choose SunSpec device you want and click at Add module icon.
6. Set proper ECU settings. All settings are described in chapters below.
7. If necessary, go to I/O Configuration for ECU and change configuration

Module properties
Communication parameters
MODBUS Master support MODBUS RTU and MODBUS TCP.
Common parameters:
Protection upon module failure: select type of protection when communication with device fail
Module name: Set your device name
Add to history: Check if device values should be in history records
Device address: Select address set in MODBUS device.
Connection Type: Select type of connection.
Byte Order: Select Byte order definition. For details, see MODBUS device documentation.
Pause Before Request [ms]: Some MDOBUS devices needs to have some pause between response and
following new request. For details, see MODBUS device documentation.
Response Timeout [ms]: Controller waits specific time for reply from MODBUS device.
Retry Count: Number of repeats when there is no reply from MODBUS device in time specified in
Response Timeout.
Parameters for MODBUS RTU:
There are no other parameters for MODBUS RTU in Module configuration. Some parameters could be set
via Setpoints.
Parameters for MODBUS TCP:
IP Address: Set IP address of MODBUS device
TCP Port: Set correct port (the same port as set on MODBUS device)
Note: Some parameters are hidden when specific MODBUS device is selected. In this case, hidden
parameters are predefined in definition file (MSF/MSC) and cannot be changed.
Note: All module datapoint definitions of module which is in configuration (ComAp and User, regardless of
whether they are used in an I/O configuration) are stored in configuration. Displayed name and version of
definition is from configuration, not from definition stored in PC. Picture is not stored in configuration and is
always loaded from PC.
Number of I/Os
When MODBUS device is added in configuration, it is possible set number of I/Os. Resources are shared
between MODBUS device and Engine unit. Total number of I/Os depends on controller type and FW version.
Datapoints
Datapoint is definition of value which is communicated. Datapoint can be used on I/O Configuration to read or
write data from or to MODBUS device.
Datapoint parameters (not all parameters are available, some parameters are irelevant for some types of
datapoints).
Name: User name of datapoint. Name must be unique for each MODBUS device.
Address: MODBUS Address
Function: List of supported MODBUS functions

Group: Select one of existing group to read this register as part of group reading. The "Unassigned" option
means that the register will be read in a separate read request.
All datapoints in the group must have the same Function and Refresh Rate. Each Group is defined by
starting register and number of registers and this parameters are calculated automatically. Maximal
number of registers in Group is limited to 123.
Data type: List of data types to specify Datapoint type
Bit index: Select bit position in register
Dimension: Define dimension of final value (when Data Export is used in Analog input definition)
Resolution: Define resolution of final value (when Data Export is used in Analog input definition)
Factor: Received value is multiplied by this value
Offset: Offset is added to received value multiplied by factor.
Refresh type: Defines the conditions for writing to the Modbus register. Option available for datapoint type
Write (functions F05, F06 and F16) and only for Controllers with support of Write on Change.
Periodically - A fixed write period.
On Change - Writing only if the value of the source variable for the given Datapoint changes.
On Change & Periodically - Writing both in the event that the value of the source variable for a given
Datapoint changes, and also after a fixed period of time has elapsed since the previous writing.
Refresh rate: Define period of communication for this Datapoint (Read and Write)
IO Type: Read only value indicating where this Datapoint can be used (Analog inputs, Analog outputs,
Binary inputs, Binary outputs).
Datapoint operations:
- Add new Datapoint for specific device. Number of datapoints is limited.
- Clone selected Datapoint. This is quick way how to create new Datapoint with similar parameters.
- Delete selected Datapoint. When Datapoint is used in I/O configuration, after confirmation will be deleted
also I/O definition.
- Edit selected Datapoint. Datapoint can be edited also by doubleclick. When Datapoint is used in I/O
definition and I/O Type is changed, after confirmation this Datapoint is removed from I/O definition (it is not
more compatible with specific I/O).
- Import saved list of Datapoints. Current list of Datapoints is deleted before import. When imported
Datapoint name is the same as current one and I/O Type of both datapoints is the same, Datapoint remains
used in I/O definition. Otherwise this datapoint is removed from I/O Configuration.
- Export current list of datapoints. This list can be used in different configuration.
Group operations:
- Add new Group. Function used for each Group is assigned automatically based on function defined for
first datapoint added into group.
- Delete selected Group. If the group contains any data points, these data points will first be removed from
the group.
- Edit selected Group.
Note: Group reading availability depends on controller type and its version of Firmware.

I/O Configuration
When add MODBUS device, some I/Os coud be preconfigured. User can change this setting - remove
preconfigured datapoints, change datapoint connected with I/O or select any other Datapoint of compatible
type.
In datapoint selection field, user datapoints have suffix "(User)" to distinguish them from tredefined (ComAp)
datapoints.
Modbus Block Reading

For Modbus Block Reading it is possible to define a block of datapoints that will be read together at once. It
will allow users to create blocks to which datapoints can be assigned. The added value is the acceleration of
communication.
Block is defined by first datapoint assigned to it.
Blocks can be only used for reading.
Function "WRITE" is not supported so blocks can’t be used for writing.
The maximal number of MODBUS registers in block (calculated from lowest register to highest register in
the block) is 123.
Note: This functionality depends on the CU support.
How to add Modbus device which supports block reading into configuration:
3. On the left column choose "Electronic Control Unit".
4. Click on "+" icon to "Add New Module".
5. Select correct ECU list from the list.
6. Choose device from list which supports Modbus protocol and click at "Add Module" icon.
7. Set proper ECU settings.
8. In Controller Configuration, create blocks and add datapoints to a block.
9. If necessary, go to I/O Configuration for ECU and change the configuration.

Image 6.21 Modbus Registers Tab
Modbus
This card contains the whole Block Reading configuration consisting of Data
A Registers
Blocks and Data points.
Card
All User Contains tree structure which represent number of created data blocks and
B
Registers "unassigned" section where unassigned datapoints are collected after creation.
Contains created data points assigned in chosen data block and the content may
C Table view
vary according to data point customization.
CAN modules
Configuration of CAN modules with slots
This system is supported in controllers up to Configuration Format 9.
In case your controller supports CAN modules (external modules connected via CAN link), you can add
supported modules to offered CAN slots. Number of slots and list of supported modules depends on default
configuration provided by ComAp.
To add CAN module(s):

3. Choose relevant CAN slot (if applicable) and click on module field in left column.
4. Select wanted CAN module from a list, set module index (if applicable) and click at
button.
5. Set required CAN module properties. Pay attention to correct settings on module itself, usually described
on picture of module.

6. Go to I/O Configuration for added CAN module and set I/O configuration for this module.
7. Click at Write button to take the configuration into effect.
Configuration of CAN modules without slots

This system allows add more CAN modules than system with slots. There is no reserved resources for each
slot as in slot system but resources are assigned from whole pool (resources are defined by Module Index
parameter).
To add CAN module(s):

3. Click on "Add New Module" in section CAN Modules.
4. Select wanted CAN module from the list and click at button. Only available
CANmodules are in the list.
5. Set required CAN module properties. Pay attention to correct settings on module itself, usually described
on picture of module.
Set correct "Module Index". This field determine address used for communication with module. Offered
are only available indexes (list of indexes depends on other CAN modules in configuration and resources
in Controller).
6. It is possible select protection when communication with module is interrupted. Activation of this protection
could be indicated by binary value in User Protection States by check this option in Module Settings.
Binary value is automatically named by protection type (Wrn or Sd) and module name (for example "Wrn
MyModule").
7. Go to I/O Configuration for added CAN module and set I/O configuration for this module.
8. Click at Write button to take the configuration into effect.
Generic Modules
When configuring CAN Modules, physical module is usually use (like Inteli AIN8, Inteli IO8/8 etc.). But this
system has some limitations:
Some modules allows set different address for inputs and outputs. In this system is combination input and
output address fixed.
It is required to configure some specific module which coud have variable number of I/Os (and use
variable number of addresses) like InteliFieldbus Gateway.
It is required to configure some special module which is not officially supported
To offer more, generic modules system was added .
What is Generic module

Each physical module (like Inteli AIN8, Inteli IO8/8 etc.) is combination of generic modules Generic modules
exists in 4 types - Analog inputs, Analog outputs, Binary inputs and Binary outputs. Each type can have up to
8 I/Os of the relevant type (8 binary or 8 analog inputs or outputs). This one module we can name as Generic
module.
For example Inteli IO8/8 is composed of 1x BI, 1x BO and 1x AO, it is composed of 3 Generic modules.

Generic module could be added as standard physical module. Each Generic module has independent
module properties. User can use more Generic modules to configure one physical CAN module to fulfill his
special requirements.
Note: Because it is generic module not directly connected with any physical module, it is possible configure
all parameters used for any physical module. For example for Generic BI module it is possible set Pull Up /
Pull Down parameter but there is no check, that it is supported on used HW. Similary, for Generic AI module
are offered all HW configurations of inputs. It is user responsibility to use only options supported by used HW.
6.2.10 Logical Binary Inputs (LBI) / Logical Analog Inputs (LAI)

This tab allow define source for any LBI/LAI.
For each LBI, it is possible use any binary signal available in controller. This signal could be inverted if
needed.
For each LAI, it is possible use any analog value with numeric data format. Note, that LAI expects correct
format of value, it means right number of decimal places. If number of decimal places is different than
expected, controller functionality could be incorrect. See controller manual for details.
Image 6.22 Logical binary inputs tab.

6.2.11 PLC
PLC Editor is powerful tool which helps you to create your own PLC scheme. It has graphical interface to have
user interface easy to use.
Image 6.23 PLC Editor main page
Working with the PLC editor

If the currently opened archive does not contain any PLC program, then an empty drawing is created
automatically when you select the PLC Editor. The procedure of creation of a PLC drawing (program)
contains following essential steps:
Adjust the sheet to your needs. See Change size of PLC sheets (page 86) for more information.
Add PLC blocks into the sheets. See Adding PLC blocks (page 87) for more information.
Define inputs and outputs of the PLC program. See Define inputs and outputs (page 88) for more
information.
Create connections between inputs, blocks and outputs. See Creating wires (page 90) for more
information.
Adjust properties of the blocks. For more information about the PLC block properties, select the block and
press the F1 button.
Change size of PLC sheets

Drag the sheet edges to re-size the sheet according to your needs.

Image 6.24 Adjusting PLC sheet
Adding PLC blocks

Adding PLC block is simple and intuitive. Follow the procedure below to add PLC block.
Select required block from the list of available PLC blocks at the left and drag it into the sheet
Double-click on the block and adjust properties of the block.
Connect the block inputs and outputs by drawing wires in the sheet. See Define inputs and outputs
(page 88) for more information. It is also possible to connected inputs and outputs via properties of
selected PLC block.

Image 6.25 Adding PLC blocks
Note: To delete PLC block just click on it and press delete button. Also delete selection function can by used.
Note: For more information about the PLC block functionality, select the block and press the F1 button.
Define inputs and outputs
Image 6.26 Blank sheet of PLC editor

Inputs
Sheet inputs are located at the left side of a sheet. Follow the procedure below to add or edit an input.
Double-click on a free input position or existing input to add new input or edit the existing one.
Select the source for the input.
If you create a binary input, you can select a source from the following categories:
Binary Values – contains all binary values available in the controller as binary inputs, logical binary
outputs etc.
If you create an Analog input, you can select a source from the following categories:
Analog Values – contains all analog values available in the controller as analog inputs, electrical
values, values from ECU etc.
All Setpoints – contains all setpoints of the controller except the dedicated PLC setpoints. Names,
resolutions and dimensions of these setpoints can not be modified
PLC Setpoints – contains a group of setpoints which are dedicated for using in the PLC program.
PLC setpoints can be changed according to need of PLC blocks where they are used. Editing the
setpoint is provided by the edit button in the bottom toolbar of the table.
Outputs
Sheet outputs are located at the right side of a sheet. Follow the procedure below to add or edit an output.
Double-click on a free output position to add new binary or analog sheet output.
Double-click on an already created binary output to configure it onto a binary output terminal or a logical
Binary input (first of all some PLC block output has to be connected to this output to enable its
configuration).
Double-click on an already created analog output to configure it onto an analog output terminal or a logical
Analog input (first of all some PLC block output has to be connected to this output to enable its
configuration).
Image 6.27 PLC outputs

Image 6.28 PLC outputs selection
Creating wires
Wires can be created between PLC inputs and PLC blocks and between PLC blocks and PLC outputs.
IMPORTANT: Keep the order of starting and finishing connection points. Wires between inputs
and blocks have to start from inputs. Wires between blocks and outputs have to start from
blocks.
Follow the procedure below to create wire.

Locate the mouse pointer over the starting point of the wire. If the area under the mouse pointer is a
connection point, the pointer will change the color (fill of pointer will be white).
Press and hold the left mouse button and drag the wire to the destination of required connection point. If
you point over a valid connection point, the connection point will be marked with a red circle.
Release the left mouse button to create a wire between the two points. The wire is routed automatically.
Note: It is possible to make connection only between the outputs and inputs with the same type of value
(binary or analog). Binary values are marker by black pointer, analog values are marked with green pointer.
Note: To delete wire just click on it and press delete button on your keyboard. Also delete selection function
can by used by selecting more objects and clicking on the delete selection button
Multisheet
There is support of Multisheet functionality. It is possible create more sheets, for example each sheet for
specific functionality.

Each sheet could have user editable name and note. Just doubleclick on header of sheet. When Hints are
enabled, by place mouse cursor to header, name and note is displayed.
It is possible add new PLC Sheet, Delete selected PLC sheet (including its content) and move PLC Sheet up
and down.
When there is need to use value representing output of PLC block located on another PLC Sheet, it is not
necessary connect this output to right ladder to be able use it in different PLC Sheet. On any PLC Sheet it is
possible use any existing value with supported data type.
Image 6.29 Management of PLC sheets
Note: Multisheet functionality is connected only with right version of InteliConfig. It is not conditioned by the
controller version.
Import/Export
It is possible Export selected PLC sheet into file. This file can be used to import this PLC sheet into different
configuration.
When importing file into selected PLC sheet, user is asked to confirm that current content of PLC sheet will be
deleted.
During process this data are imported:
All PLC blocks including their settings.
Wiring between PLC blocks
Sheet name and description
Connection to LBI/LAI if this LBI/LAI is not already connected to any source
Data not imported:
Source signals from rest of configuration including other PLC sheets
Connection to physical outputs

Note: When PLC sheet is exported, all connection are defined by communication object numbers. Not all
objects may exist in the target configuration or may have a different meaning. Due this, connection to rest of
configuration is not imported. But we are working on some improvement in this area.
IMPORTANT: You can get unexpected error message when connecting to controller or opening
configuration with more PLC sheets in configuration from older version of InteliConfig (without
support of PLC Multisheet). In this case download and install latest version of InteliConfig (PLC
Multisheet is supported from version 2.17.0).
Note: Number of PLC Blocks on one sheet is limited to 30 if they are added manually. However, it is possible
import PLC Sheet with more than 30 PLC blocks. When more PLC Blocks are needed, split functionalitu
between 2 or more PLC Sheets.
Export/Import of PLC sheet
Export
Each PLC sheet can be exported to file. Exported is name of PLC sheet, description, content of sheet (PLC
blocks, its settings, wiring, layout...).
It is possible export only one sheet at once. There is no option to export all PLC sheets into one file.
Import
It is possible import PLC sheet definition inot selected PLC sheet. When PLC sheet is not empty, the user is
warned that its contents will be overwritten.
Imported are only some definitions from saved file.
This is not imported:
Inputs of PLC blocks which are connected to any object out of this PLC sheet
Outputs of PLC blocks which are connected any I/O (Binary or Analog outputs of Controller or its physical
or virtual modules)
Connections to LAI/LBI are imported when exists in configuration and are not already assigned to
other source
PLC logic execution rules

The PLC program is executed every 100 ms. The blocks are executed in order according to block numbers
(item numbers), which are indicated in each block. The block numbers are assigned automatically according
to position on sheet.
As first are evaluated PLC blocks on first PLC sheet, than on second and so on.
Image 6.30 PLC execution logic

IMPORTANT: Please always check that the blocks are ordered correctly, especially if you use
direct feedbacks from outputs to inputs within one sheet. Wrong order may lead to incorrect
results!!!
Other functions
Search
Use this function to search in all inputs, outputs and sheet names. Search will go through all sheets (including
collapsed) and highlight all occurrences with an option to go through them one by one.
Delete whole content of sheet

Use this function to delete the whole content of sheet (including blocks, wires, inputs, outputs, etc...).
Hints
Use this function to enable or disable quick hints for blocks (controller help is not affected by this function).
PLC monitor
PLC monitor is a powerful tool for monitoring your PLC . Just click on PLC monitor button on main InteliConfig
page to see your PLC. Active inputs and outputs have blue color. Also wires with active signals have blue
color.
IMPORTANT: It is not possible to edit PLC in PLC monitor tool.
6.2.12 Others
In the Configuration window use the bookmark of Controller for the advanced configuration, you can either:
Change the Init screen. For more information see Init screen on page 94.
Change the Languages of the controller. For more information see Languages on page 94.

Change the Access rules. For more information see Access rules on page 97.
Change the Units/Power format. For more information see Units / Power format on page 100.
Init screen
Init screen is shown each time when the controller is started up when enabled. Here you can change the
message you want to be shown during the controller start up.
2. Go to Controller Configuration and choose the bookmark of Control

3. Go to the group of Init screen.
4. Enable Init screen by ticking off the Enable Init screen field.
5. Choose the language.
6. Enter the content of Init screen.
Languages tab
In this tab it is possible to manage list of languages in configuration and make own translations.
Languages
ComAp controllers support different languages. For their configuration:

3. Go to the group of Languages.
4. Left column shows Available languages, Right column shows Languages presented in the controller (in
the configuration). By using Add or Remove buttons or by drag&drop functionality choose those
languages which you want to have presented in the controller.
Note: First language, English, is a basic language of the controller and can't be removed.

Image 6.31 Adding / Removing Languages to the Controller
Translator
Translator allows user translation of any text in controller configuration.

3. Go to the group of Languages.
4. Go to the tab Translator. Update translations for languages in configuration.

Image 6.32 Translator
Each available language has its own Default dictionary with translations prepared by ComAp. If there is no
translation in this dictionary or user wants to use different translation, automatically is created User dictionary
for specific language to store all user translations. The User dictionary takes precedence over the Default
dictionary. The User dictionary can be exported to disk and imported on another PC. But only one User
dictionary for each language can exists on PC.
Translator use color indication for each text to indicate different states
Text not translated. It is possible to use user translation.
Text in specific language is the same as in English and does not exist in User or Default
dictionary.
Text has been translated earlier but there is no translation in current dictionaries. It is possible
to add this text to user dictionary.
Text in specific language is different from English (text was translated earlier by different user)
and there is no translation in User or Default dictionary.
Text translated using user dictionary. It is possible to remove this text from user dictionary.
Text translated using default dictionary. It is possible to use user translation.
Text has been translated earlier, but there is a different translation in the current dictionaries. It
is possible to add / update translations in user dictionary.
Text cannot be translated. This is default language or default dictionary for this language is missing.
Because User dictionary is connected with Default dictionary for specific language, it cannot exist when there is no Default
dictionary.

Operations with texts available in translator
Add selected text to the user dictionary.
Add all yellow-marked texts to the user dictionary.
Add all red-marked texts to the user dictionary.
Delete selected translation from the user dictionary.

Text is automatically translated using Default dictionary. If there is no translation, text is replaced
by English text.
Translate all texts in all languages.
Operations with User dictionaries
Export dictionaries to file.
Import dictionaries from file.
It is possible to export dictionaries to the disk as package (extension is .psidict). User can select which
dictionaries will be included into package. Displayed are only languages where User dictionary exists.
Exported is always pair of dictionaries (User nad Default) – It is usefull, if it is required to copy Used
dictionaries from one PC to another.
During import (allowed are only packages with extension .psidict) can user select which dictionaries will be
imported. It is not necessarry to import all dictionaries contained in package.
Note: When importing dictionaries, existing dictionaries are rewrited by imported ones.
Access rules
Depending on controller type and firmware version, in controller is one of three existing User Managements
versions.
In the old User Management, the access level is defined by entering the password for the given level.
There are 4 levels. Level 0 for a non-logged-in user and Level 1-3 for a logged-in user. Level 3 has

administrative rights.
In User Management ver. 2 is the definition of users (defined by username and password) where each
user can define one of the 4 existing levels. Level 0 for a non-logged-in user and Level 0-3 for a logged-in
user (Level 0 can be also assigned to user). Level 3 has administrative rights.
In User Management ver. 4 is the definition of users (defined by username and password) where each
user is a member of Role 1 to Role 7 and Administrator role. User can be member of more than one role.
There are different ways how to define rights to Setpoints and commands.
Setting of access rules for old User Management and User Management ver. 2:

3. Go to the group of Access rules.
4. Within all setpoints and commands select the access right for each user:
No password – User 0
User 0 can be allowed to either read only or read and write the setpoint
User 0 can be disallowed to perform selected commands

Password level 1 – User 1

Password level 2 – User 2

Password level 3 – Administrator
Administrator is allowed to change any setpoint without any limitation
Administrator has the full access to all commands
Image 6.33 Access rules window for old User Management and User Management ver. 2

It is possible to set following rights when level with lower number cannot grant more rights than level with
higher number:
Read Only
The user is able to see the value of the setpoint but he is not allowed to change it
Read and Write
The user is allowed to see and change the value of the setpoint
In addition it is possible to choose the visibility of the Setpoint. It is defined by Adv. only checkbox:
Unchecked - The setpoint is visible all the time
Checked - The setpoint is visible at the controller only when switched to Advanced mode

For the information how to set up Password and define user levels see Change access code on page 116.
IMPORTANT: InteliConfig PC SW is in the group of Basics Settings showing in the fact some of
Setpoints from the group of Alternate Configuration - e.g. Nominal frequency, Nominal current,
Nominal voltage etc. Please consider this fact during configuration of Access rules.
Setting of access rules for User Management ver. 4:


3. Go to the group of Access rules.
4. Within all setpoints and commands select the access right for each role.
Image 6.34 Access rules window for User Management ver. 4
It is possible to set following rights for each role independently to each other.
Read Only (checkbox unchecked)
The user is able to see the value of the setpoint but he is not allowed to change it

Read and Write (checkbox checked)
The user is allowed to see and change the value of the setpoint
The user has the right to write a setpoint if he is a member of at least one role for which the
checkbox is checked.
The Administrator role is always assigned all rights.
Note: Columns Modbus and SNMP are settings for terminals connected via Modbus or SNMP protocols.
In this case there is no standard User Management using username and password.
In addition it is possible to choose the visibility of the Setpoint. It is defined byIs Advanced checkbox:
Unchecked - The setpoint is visible all the time
Checked - The setpoint is visible at the controller only when switched to Advanced mode

For the information how to set up Password and define user levels see Change access code on page 116.
IMPORTANT: InteliConfig PC SW is in the group of Basics Settings showing in the fact some of
Setpoints from the group of Alternate Configuration - e.g. Nominal frequency, Nominal current,
Nominal voltage etc. Please consider this fact during configuration of Access rules.
Units / Power format

InteliConfig supports both Metric and US Units/Power format. In this tab you can also define required Power
format.
Image 6.35 Units / Power format setting

Modbus
InteliConfig supports create user definition of Modbus registers
Image 6.36 Modbus definition
Controller supports access to most its objects using Modbus protocol. This window allows to define list of
Modbus registers and its meaning (connection Modbus register <->controller object).
In configuration are three groups of objects. Each group has assigned range of Modbus registers.
Binary objects: <0...999>
Values: <1000...2999>
Setpoints: <3000...3999>
Default controller configuration may contain some Modbus definition. This definition can be modified based
on user needs. If there is no definition (group is empty), definition could be created.
Available operations:
– Add new Modbus register. Free Modbus register is predefined as default, can be changed in allowed
range. Controller object is selected from the list.
– Delete selected Modbus register.
– Edit already defined Modbus register
– Export Modbus definition to file
– Import Modbus definition from file. This replaces while Modbus definition in configuration (remove all
defined Modbus registers and import Modbus registers from file).
Each Modbus register can contain 2 bytes of data. In controller exist objects, which are bigger than 2 bytes
(statistics values, text setpoints...). It is necessary to use more Modbus registers for this objects. When
configuring Modbus register for this object, only first Modbus register is chosen by user. System automatically
use following registers for other bytes (Modbus register is increased by +1). There must be enough free space
in Modbus table definition to allow create appropriate number of Modbus registers. Othervise Modbus register
cannot be added. This Modbus registers are in gray, it means cannot be edited or deleted separately.
There is example of Modbus definition for setpoint Gen-set name:

It is allowed to have more different Modbus registers for the same object.
Modbus registers definition table is automatically sorted by Modbus column.
In window is available Search functionality. This will find any text in definition table in selected group.
Firewall
Firewall rules are used to explicitly define parameters of incoming TCP/UDP communication, which will be
accepted by the controller. All other communication will be dropped. Firewall is by default disabled on
controllers, which support this functionality.
A firewall rule definition consists of:
1. IP address
2. Address mask
3. Port
Image 6.37 Firewall window

To add new firewall rule, click on add new row icon and fill in all required values
To remove firewall rule, click on delete row icon
History Editor
Each configuration has definition of history, it means which values are stored in each history record. It is
possible to change this definition based on user's need on this tab.
Allowed operations:
Add value into definition
Remove value from definition
Change order of values in definition
Change abbreviation of each value
Export and import history definition
Each value can be in the definition only once.
When new value is added, abbreviation is automatically predefined for ECU, CAN modules or Virtual
modules. For other values it is predefined as " " (one space) - this field cannot be empty. Abbreviation can be
changed by user.
Controller has dedicated space for each history record. This space cannot be exceeded. Used/available
space in history record is indicated by fill indicator below. When there is no space in history definition, value
cannot be added (each value use different space so it could be possible add only some values when space
for history is almost full).
History definition could be exported and imported into different configuration. During import, some values
might not be imported if they are missing in target configuration.
When History Editor is available for controller, there are changes for history in module management (tab
Modules). It is possible to add all module values into history by checking Add to history option before module
is added. This option is unchecked by default for Virtual modules. There is a check that enough space is
available in history definition. If not, some values might not be added and user is informed about it. In this
case, use History Editor to remove some less important values from the definition.
Note: This editor may not be available for all controllers

Image 6.38 History Editor window

6.2.13 Configuration Lock
It is possible lock Configuration to prevent is from unauthorised access. When locked, it is not possible open
Configuration window or PLC Monitor without valid password. Password is also required when using
functions where Configuration is changed (like FW upgrade, Bulk/offline upgrade etc.).
How to lock configuration
Open Configuration window
Click on Configuration Lock (on bottom part of window)
Image 6.39 Checkbox for setting lock of configuration
Set password (enter the same password twice to confirm).

Password validation has the same parameters like password in User management
When Configuration Lock is checked, Configuration is locked when uploaded into controller or saved to
file
How to work with locked Configuration

User is asked to enter valid password when working with locked Configuration. Normal monitoring (except
PLC Monitor) is not affected by Configuration Lock.
User is asked only once for each connection. Until Connection is closed, password is remembered by
InteliConfig.
To remove Configuration Lock, just open Configuration and uncheck Configuration Lock.
To change password, remove Configuration Lock and set Configuration Lock again.
It is possible upload locked Configuration to Controller (Import Configuration) without knowing the
password.

Bulk/offline upgrade:
When upgrading Configuration one-by-one and archive with locked configuration is found, user is asked
to enter the password. When password is valid, configuration is upgraded and process continue.
All valid passwords entered during this operation are remembered. When next archive has locked
configuration, all stored passwords are used to try to open configuration. When unsuccessful, user is
asked to enter valid password.
User can skip archive if password is unknown.
All passwords entered during this operation are forgotten when finish.
Note: When Configuration Lock is used, PLC definition is ciphered. Configuration Lock can be used also
without any PLC definition in Configuration.
Note: Configuration Lock is supported only in some Controllers and only from specific FW version. For detail,
see Controller manual.
6.2.14 Consistency check

There may be various inconsistencies in the configuration. It is very hard to allow only consistent changes
during configuration process and it is also very limiting to user, in some situation temporary inconsistency is
required.
To have final configuration without inconsistencies, Consistency check functionality is available to user.
Consistency check could be manually started by user by click on button located near
Write button. Consistency check is also automatically started when "Write" is clicked and during "Save As"
from Configuration window. Consistency check is available in Configuration.
User is noticed about all inconsistencies in configuration in separate window. This window can be kept
displayed as long as the Configuration window is open. To refresh data, click on button in this
window or on button in Configuration window.

More than one inconsistencies (individual reports) could have the same season (for example incompatible
resolution of User Setpoint).

Image 6.40 Configuration window with Consistency check
Image 6.41 Consistency check resul window
Note: ScreenEditor Consistency check must be performed separately.
6.2.15 Item Selection Window

The window is used in situations, where object from configuration can be assigned (PLC, protection source
value, LAI, LBI etc.). Items in the window are organized to categories which are displayed at the top of the
window. Each category has its own table with items, which can be assigned to the object, from which was a
window opened (displayed items are compatible for destination area).

Image 6.42 Item selection window
Window functionalities
Filter panel
Filter panel is displayed under main categories at the top of the window. It allows you to easily start writing
name of required value and during this operation are items dynamically filtered. After two characters are
entered, the entire table with items is expanded.
Collapse All / Expand All

In the top left corner of the items table is placed icon for Collapsing / Expanding all groups and subgroups.
Control from keyboard

If the focus is placed inside the items table it is possible to use standard table control as tabulator, arrows,
select by the enter (double click on item possible too).
Add User Setpoint

If in the value selection window is available tab Setpoints, there is the possibility to create your own User
Setpoint by button from the bottom toolbar. User Setpoint is selected after his creation and he can be
easily assigned for example as the protection limit.
Edit User Setpoint/PLC Setpoint

In the Setpoints tab, if the User Setpoint is selected, it is possible to edit his parameters by button.

6.3 Configuration import
6.3.1 Default Configuration
In case of opened online connection it is possible to write the default configuration into the controller:
1. Open the online connection with the controller.
2. Log in as administrator.
3. Go to Control bookmark and in the category of Configuration click at Configuration Import icon and
select default configuration.
4. In the opened item selection window select the required configuration.
Note: If no compatible configuration is installed or inside the controller is not valid configuration, the window
cannot be opened. An information message will show up. In case of an invalid configuration, the firmware
upgrade should be used.
5. The new configuration window will appear. Now you can check the needed configuration and in the case
you want to use it click at Write to take the configuration into effect.
6.3.2 User Configuration

In case of opened online connection it is possible to write into the controller other configuration from the
prepared archive – import of the configuration:
2. Log in as administrator.
3. Go to Control bookmark and in the category of Configuration click at Configuration Import icon and
select user configuration.
4. In the opened Explorer window find the wanted archive and click at Open.
5. The new Configuration window will appear. Now you can check the needed configuration and in the case
you want to use it click at Write to take the configuration into effect.
6.4 Access
Access bookmark allows users to log in or log out. InteliConfig contains 4 Access levels. For more information
about Access rules see Access rules on page 97.
6.4.1 Login
If the user is not logged in, the Access tab indicates a red lock icon.
Note: How to Change Password see Change password (ver. 1) on page 115.
6.4.2 Logout
If the user is logged in, the Access tab indicates a green unlock icon. After the required configuration is
set, the user can log out and lock the Configuration.
InteliConfig contains 4 user levels. Access tab can displays this levels.

Image 6.43 Unlocked access level
Note: How to Change Passwordsee Change password (ver. 1) on page 115.
6.4.3 Access Lock

There is possibility to lock control of Controller to actually logged user. In this case no other user can change
anything in Controller.
This is useful for example during commissioning, Gen-set maintenance etc when it is not acceptable allow
any changes in system for other users (for example remotely).
When Access Lock is active, it is not possible to do by other users:
Change Setpoints
Change Controller Mode
Start/Stop the engine, Open/Close breakers
Change Configuration
Update FW
Change Access Management
Change User Management
Write Clone
Access Lock is activated to actually logged user regardless on connection type.
Note: When Access Lockis activated for user and user logout, Access Lock remains active. When the user
logs in (from any terminal), controller will be locked to him again.
Note: When Access Lock is active for any user, different user can deactivate Access Lock. This right has
usually only user with Administrator rights but it depends on controller.
Current status of Access Lockis indicated in Ribbon (button for Access Lock control) and on template
(detailed and multi-connection).
Meaning of icons:
Access Lockis not active. All users can make changes in Controller based on their rights.
Access Lockis active for currently logged user. Only this user can make changes.
Access Lock is active for any other user. Current user cannot make changes.
Access Lock can be activated/deactivated from InteliConfig or from display.

Note: This feature is not available in all controllers.
6.4.4 Production mode

Production mode allows you to work with the controller without the need to log in as an administrator. All
operations for which an administrator account is usually required are enabled even without logging in. It
means that until the production mode is turned off you have fully access as administrator. This mode could be
helpful during the commissioning when is not necessary to verify logged user. If this mode is on, it is
signalized by the different icon in the section, where level of logged user is displayed.
Production mode setting

Production mode can be set in the right part of the user management window. The setting is by a check-box
(turned on/turned off). If the production mode is turned on, the changes are applied immediately, but to use it
is necessary to log out.
Image 6.44 The window for setting production mode.

6.5 Language
Configuring language is possible directly from Ribbon bar. Click on Language button and select required
language.
Other way of changing Language is from Home bookmark
1. Go to Home bookmark
2. Click on Settings button → InteliConfig – Settings window appears

3. Select Language panel
4. Choose both InteliConfig Language (change of InteliConfig language will apply after the restart of the
application) and Control Language
Image 6.45 Language Settings
6.6 Firmware upgrade

InteliConfig can be used for upgrading firmware in controller and Plug-in modules.
There are several ways to upgrade a firmware.
Firmware update is accessible via Firmware upgrade icon in Tools:

6.6.1 Default configuration
This option upload selected firmware into the controller with default configuration.
Note: User configuration is replaced with default configuration.

Note: Not every type of online connection needs to be supported for firmware upgrade, e.g. AirGate via
GPRS module...
1. Go to Control bookmark and in the category of Access set the administrator password (Password level 3).
2. Go to Tools bookmark and in the category of Firmware click at Firmware Upgrade icon and select
Default configuration.
3. The Controller firmware upgrade – default configuration window will appear with the list of supported
firmwares available in your PC.
4. Pick desired firmware and click at Upgrade.
Note: You will be asked to save the original configuration. It is recommended to do that.
Note: Default configuration is uploaded to the controller during Firmware upgrade.
IMPORTANT: In case there is no required firmware available in the list it is necessary to import
this to your computer. Download the relevant .PSI file (on our website -> Products -> your
controller -> Software -> Product Upgrade .PSI) and after successful download execute it with
double click. The import procedure will begin. After the successful firmware import try the
Firmware Upgrade procedure once again.
6.6.2 Current configuration

This option is used to update controller with configuration to newer version. Controller configuration is not
replaced by default but is imported into new archive. After upgrading process the controller has new version
of firmware and archive with user settings from old archive.
Note: Not every type of online connection needs to be supported for firmware upgrade, e.g. AirGate via
GPRS module...
Current configuration.
7. The Controller firmware upgrade – existing configuration window will appear with the list of supported
firmwares available in your PC.
8. Pick the desired firmware and click at Upgrade.
9. If source version is different from target version, you can see report from upgrade configuration process. If
everything is OK, press Next button to write new firmware and configuration into controller.
Note: You will be asked to save the original configuration. It is recommended to do that.
Note: Updated configuration is uploaded to the controller during Firmware upgrade.

Note: It is possible to upgrade configuration to newer version only. This utility unable to downgrade
configuration to older version.
IMPORTANT: In case there is no required firmware available in the list it is necessary to import
this to your computer. Download the relevant .PSI file and execute it with double click. The import
procedure will begin. After the successful firmware import try the Firmware Upgrade procedure
once again.
6.6.3 Module FW
This option allow user upgrade firmware in Plug-in modules.
Module FW.
4. The Plug-in modules firmware update window will appear with the list of supported firmwares available in
your PC. On the bottom there is a list of installed modules and current firmware displayed.
5. Pick the wanted firmware and click at OK.
6.6.4 Bulk / offline update

This option allow user to upgrade archives offline. Source is list of archives selected by user, target is set
archives in new version with user configuration.There is no need to have any configuration opened or
connected to any controller.
Bulk / offline update.
10. The Configuration upgrade – stored configurations window will appear.
11. Add archive from disk to be upgraded.It is possible to add more archives.
12. For each selected archive there is a target automatically assigned to the newest compatible default
archive. You can change this target archive for each user separatelly.
13. Select output folder.
14. Click OK to proceed upgrade.
15. Final report is displayed after finish. If there is any problem, you can see it in report.
Note: Upgraded archives are automatically saved into selected folder. The name of archives consists from
name of source archive + "_m.n.p.b" where m.n.p.b is version of target (final) archive.
Configuration upgrade between different controllers

In some cases is possible to upgrade configuration for future use in another controller. This type of upgrade is
possible only from specific version of configuration. In case of needing the newer version of the target archive,
it is necessary to do upgrade twice. The first upgrade is from specific version and the second upgrade could
be from previous output to any higher available version.

Specific upgrades description
Source controller Configuration version (source) Target controller
InteliLite MRS16 1.13.0.5, 1.14.0.2, 1.15.0.3 InteliLite4 MRS16
InteliLite AMF20 1.13.0.5, 1.14.0.2, 1.15.0.3 InteliLite4 AMF20
InteliLite AMF25 1.13.0.5, 1.14.0.2, 1.15.0.3 InteliLite4 AMF25
InteliLite 9 AMF 1.4.0.4, 1.5.2.1 InteliLite4 AMF8
InteliGen 200 1.8.0.1, 1.9.0.4 InteliGen4 200
InteliGen 500 1.7.2.1, 1.8.0.1, 1.8.1.1 InteliGen 500 G2
InteliMains 210 2.2.1.1, 2.2.2.1 InteliMains 210 G2
6.7 Security
Security bookmark allows to Change password (ver. 1) (page 115)Change access code (page 116)
Note: For the information how to log in see Login on page 109 or how to log out see Logout on page 109.
Note: List of security functions depends on Controller type and Firmware version.
6.7.1 Change password (ver. 1)

InteliConfig allows to Change Password, to set up user passwords and to assign Passwords level.
The Password set is saved in the controller. Can be changed or set from the front panel or InteliConfig. It is
not changed with upload of configuration.
For configuration in InteliConfig go to Tools bookmark and in section Security click on Change Password
icon . A window Change Password appears.
IMPORTANT: Box with email address in change Password window is visible only if controller
support Password reset function. We strongly recommend to set up email address for
administrator account if your controller supports Password reset. This email address is
necessary for Password reset function.
Image 6.46 Change Password window

1. Fill in Administrator Password.
a. Default value of Admin. Password is 0 (zero).
b. Password consists of 4 numbers 0-9999
2. Select the level to be changed
3. Insert required new Password
4. Repeat required new Password again
Note: The Admin Password is required for change any Password of the Password set.
6.7.2 Change access code

Access Code is required for remote access to the Controller.
For configuration in InteliConfig go to Tools bookmark and in section Security click on Change Access Code
icon . A window Change Access Code appears.
Note: Default Access Code is 0 (zero)
Image 6.47 Change Access Codewindow
6.7.3 User Management (ver. 2)

User Management ver. 2 is new type of user management used in new controllers. User verification is not
based on 4digit password only but each user has defined Username and Password. When logging-in, user
must fill both fields.
In some situations, like login on displays, it is not comfortable type long strings for username and password.
for this, each user account can have defined also UID and PIN. Both is 4digit number. This type of login is
more comfortable for user but due to worse security, list of actions available with this login type is limited. For
example, it is not possible change password or manage users (add, delete) etc. For details, see Controller
manual.
InteliConfig allows to manage users.
Each user must/can have defined:
Username (mandatory). Consists of 6-15 characters (a..z, A..Z, 0..9).
Password (mandatory). Consists of 6-15 characters (a..z, A..Z, 0..9), at least one must be alphabetical
and at least one must be number.
UID (optional). Consist of 4 numbers (0..9).
PIN (optional). Consist of 4 numbers (0..9).
Access level (0..3). Level 3 has Administrator rights.
Maximal number of users depends on controller type.
For configuration in InteliConfig go to Tools bookmark and in section Security click on User Administration
(icon ) - User Management. A window User Management appears.

Image 6.48 User management window
1. Click on to add new user.

a. Fill Username (mandatory, must be unique in the controller)
b. Fill Password (mandatory)
c. Fill UID (optional, must be unique in the controller)
d. Fill PIN (mandatory if UID is used)
e. Select required Access level
2. Click on to delete selected user

a. At least one user with administrator rights must exists in the controller.
b. Actually logged-in user cannot be deleted.
3. Click on to edit selected user

a. It is possible change password or PIN (if used) and Access level.
b. It is not possible edit actually logged-in user.
It is also possible import user management definition from file. Click on Bulk User Editor to open editor
window, click on import icon and when OK, click on Write. This remove whole user management from the
controller and upload new one. When finish, first user with access level 3 is automatically logged in.

6.7.4 User Management (ver. 4)
User Management ver. 4 is modification of User Management ver. 2. User verification is still based on
credentials defined by Username/Password (alternatively UID/PIN). Rules for credentials remain unchanged
from User Management ver. 2. Maximal number of users depends on controller type.
Each user must/can have defined:
Username (mandatory). Consists of 6-15 characters (a..z, A..Z, 0..9).
Password (mandatory). Consists of 6-15 characters (a..z, A..Z, 0..9), at least one must be alphabetical
and at least one must be number.
UID (optional). Consist of 4 numbers (0..9).
PIN (optional). Consist of 4 numbers (0..9).
Roles. Defines which roles the given user is a member of. User must be a member of at least one role.
The difference between User Management ver. 4 and User Management ver. 2 is as follows.
User Management ver. 2 defined Levels (a higher level always has at least the same rights as a lower level).
The rights of level x were therefore dependent on the rights of a lower level.
User Management ver. 4 introduces so-called Roles instead of Levels. The roles are mutually independent.
In User Management ver. 2, a user could be assigned exactly one of the 4 levels. In User Management ver. 4,
a user can be a member of any combination of roles (that is, he can be a member of one to eight roles in any
combination).
Another change in User Management ver. 4 occurred in the definition of rights for changing Setpoints and
executing Commands (Configuration window - Others - Access rules). Here again, the assignment of these
rights to specific roles is independent. The only exception is the Administrator role, which has retained full
rights (these rights cannot be removed).
There are also 2 new columns - Modbus and SNMP. It is now possible to define the rights of other devices
accessing the controller via Modbus or SNMP protocol. It is therefore necessary to limit the group of setpoints
that can be changed via these protocols.
There is a little different indication of logged-in user in ribbon and in other places.
When a user who is a member of the Administrator role is logged in, a green unlocked lock with the letter A
is displayed.
When a user who is not a member of the Administrator role is logged in, a green unlocked lock without a
letter is displayed.
When no user is logged in and Production Mode is not active, a red lock is displayed.
When no user is logged in but Production Mode is active, a blue unlocked lock with the letter A is
displayed
There is tooltip on icon indicating membership of logged-in user in Roles.
(icon ) - User Management. A window User Management appears.

Image 6.49 User management window
1. Click on to add new user.

a. Fill Username (mandatory, must be unique in the controller)
b. Fill Password (mandatory)
c. Fill UID (optional, must be unique in the controller)
d. Fill PIN (mandatory if UID is used)
e. Select required roles
2. Click on to delete selected user

a. At least one user with administrator rights must exists in the controller.
b. Actually logged-in user cannot be deleted.
3. Click on to edit selected user

a. It is possible change password or PIN (if used) and roles.
b. It is not possible edit actually logged-in user.
It is also possible import user management definition from file. Click on Bulk User Editor to open editor
window, click on import icon and when OK, click on Write. This remove whole user management from the
controller and upload new one. When finish, first user with administrator rights is automatically logged in.
Note: When upgrading from Firmware version with User Management ver. 2 to Firmware version with User
Management ver. 4, all existing users are automatically transformed from Levels to Roles. Also configuration
is updated, so finally real user rights remain the same.
IMPORTANT: Downgrade from Firmware with User Management ver. 4 to Firmware with User
Management ver. 2 is limited only to controllers that have Production Mode functionality. During
this operation, User Management is reset and a default user is created in the controller.
Controllers that do not support Production Mode cannot be downgraded.

6.7.5 Bulk User editor
It is possible prepare list of users for future use. This list could be exported to disk and imported from disk.
Since this is an offline tool where the version of User Management is not known, the items used in both User
Management ver. 2 and User Management ver. 4 are offered. When uploading the User Management to the
controller, the data belonging to the used User Management in the controller is selected.
User editor is available on following places:
Tools / User Administration / User editor
Tools / User Administration / User Management
When online User Management window is opened, you can manage users one by one or by open User
editor, prepare complete list of users and write them into Controller in one step. It is possible only for
Controllers with this support, when connection is online and when user has administrator Access rights.
Save Clone
When saving Clone of Controller with support of User Management ver. 2 or ver. 4, complete User
Management can be saved as part of Clone data. This data are used during Write Clone process.
All this places support all edit functionality like Add/remove user, Export/Import users to disk and edit selected
user.
IMPORTANT: At least one user with administrator rights (Level 3 and Administrator role) must
exists in list of users
Note: All user parameters must fulfill the same general rules as when creating user in online window
Note: All user parameters (including password and PIN) are visible to all, who has access to exported file on
disk. Keep this files on secured place.
6.7.6 Change password (ver. 2 and ver. 4)

InteliConfig allows to Change Password, to change password for actually logged user.
The Password set is saved in the controller. Can be changed or set from the front panel or InteliConfig. It is
not changed with upload of configuration.
(icon ) – Change Password. A window Change Password appears.
IMPORTANT: Box with email address in change Password window is visible only if controller
support Password reset function. We strongly recommend to set up email address for
administrator account if your controller supports Password reset. This email address is
necessary for Password reset function.

1. Fill in Password for actual user.

a. Default value of Administrator. Password is serial number of controller.
b. Password consists of 6-15 characters (a..z, A..Z, 0..9), at least one must be alphabetical and at least
one must be number
2. Insert required new Password
3. Repeat required new Password again
6.7.7 Change PIN (ver. 2 and ver. 4)

InteliConfig allows to Change PIN for actually logged user.
The PIN is saved in the controller. Can be changed or set from the front panel or InteliConfig. It is not changed
with upload of configuration.
To change PIN, user must be logged in using Username/Password.
(icon ) – Change PIN. A window Change PIN appears.

1. Fill in Password for actual user.
a. PIN consists of 4 numbers (0..9).
2. Insert required new PIN
3. Repeat required new PIN again
6.7.8 Password Reset

Password reset is a function for resetting administrator password or the whole user access management
based on user access management in the controller. A necessary prerequisite is to set a recovery email in the
change password window. If the email address has not been set before the password was forgotten, it will not
be possible to use this function.
To use this function go to Tools bookmark and in the section User Administration click on the item "Password
Reset.
Table 6.1 Password reset window
Note: How to set up recovery email see Change password (ver. 1) on page 115.
6.7.9 Change SNMP password

For controllers supporting SNMP authentication can be adjusted password for secured administration. This
password is dedicated to the SNMPv3 user. The username for this user can be set with a standard setpoint

located in the SNMP-related setpoint group.
Note: There is only one SNMP user available in the controller (if the controller supports SNMPv3).
To change the SNMP password open the drop-down button Access Administration in the Tools part of the
Ribbon bar. Change SNMP Password button is active only if the administrator is logged in and the control unit
supports the functionality.
Image 6.52 Window for change SNMP password
The rules for the valid password are:

6-15 ASCII characters
At least 1 letter
At least 1 digit

6.8 ScreenEditor
6.8.1 ScreenEditor page layout 124
6.8.2 Screens structure panel 125
6.8.3 Screen content panel 126
6.8.4 Instrument / Screen properties panel 127
6.8.5 Toolbar 128
6.8.6 Virtual screen 129
6.8.7 Selected skin panel 129
6.8.8 Instrument palette panel 131
6.8.9 ICD (Integrated color display) and InteliVision 5.2 screen types and structures 133
6.8.10 Working with the editor 134
6.8.11 ICD and IV5.2 Instruments 136
6.8.12 Consistency check of Screens definiton 175
The ScreenEditor is an integrated tool which allows the user to modify the layout of the screens in the internal
and external displays.
The default layout of the screens is given in the default archive of the respective firmware and InteliConfig
modifies it automatically when extension modules are added into/removed from the configuration. However,
some users may want to rearrange the information on the screens in a different way to fit better their needs.
The ScreenEditor allows adding of new screens, modifying of present screens as well as removing unneeded
screens. Also exporting screens to XML files and reimporting them back (e.g. into another archive) is
possible.
6.8.1 ScreenEditor page layout

Panels
1. Screens structure panel.
2. Screen content panel.
3. Instrument or screen properties
4. Toolbar
5. Virtual screen
6. Instrument palette
6.8.2 Screens structure panel

This panel shows all the screens contained in the configuration. Each tab contains the screens for the
respective display type.
The tabs (1) contain screens for display types which are supported by configuration. Select the
appropriate tab to see and edit the screens for the respective display type.
The tree shows the screens organized into groups according to their types. There is a tree node for
metering screens (2), status screens (3).
The grey or blue background (4) indicates that these screens are currently displayed in the virtual screen.
The green "arrow" icon indicates that this screen is actually selected for editing and its content
(instruments) is listed in the panel Screen content.
Click to a screen to select it.

Drag the screen up or down within the list to change the screen order.
Right-click on a screen in the structure to show the screen context menu.
The screen context menu can be activated by right-click on a screen in the structure panel. The menu
allows the user to add/remove screens of the particular type, clipboard operations with the screens and
import/export of a screen(s) from/to an XML file.
The screen structure context menu can be activated by right-click in the area of the structure panel outside
the screens tree. The menu allows the user to add screens of all types and paste screen from the
clipboard.

6.8.3 Screen content panel
This panel displays the content (instruments) of the currently selected screen. If there are some instruments
selected in the screen, they are highlighted.
The order, in which the instruments are listed in the screen content panel, defines the z- order of the
instruments, i.e. the order in which the instruments are drawn on the screen. The most upper instrument is
drawn on the bottom. If some instruments overlap each other, then the upper one in the list will be overridden
by the one below.
Click to the instrument to select it. Hold "CTRL" key while clicking to select more than one instrument.
Drag the instrument up or down within the list to change the z-order.
Press DEL key to delete the selected instrument(s).
Right-click on a screen in the structure to show the context menu.
The context menu contains operations with selected instruments and the clipboard.

6.8.4 Instrument / Screen properties panel
This panel is intended for adjusting the properties of selected instrument. The properties (2) are associated
into groups (1) according to their meaning. The properties are not identical in the scope of all instruments.
Position properties are updated automatically while the instrument is being moved in the virtual screen. It
is also possible to modify them manually.
All other properties are to be modified manually if the original value does not fit.
If multiple instruments are selected it is possible to modify all properties that are common for all selected
instruments. If a text <multi select> is displayed in a property, it means the value is different for the
selected instruments.

6.8.5 Toolbar
Shows and hides the grid. Click to the arrow on the right of the icon to select the grid density.
Options available: (None - Low - Medium - High).
Activates and deactivates the function "snap to grid". If this function is active the objects (their
reference points) can be placed only onto the grid points when they are being dragged or moved
by arrow keys. The snap to grid function is overridden if CTRL + arrow keys are used to move the
object as well as if the position properties are edited directly.
Cuts the active selection into the clipboard.
Copies the active selection into the clipboard.
Pastes the content of the clipboard into the screens. If the clipboard contains a whole screen(s)
the screens are inserted to the existing screens before the active screen. If the clipboard
contains instrument(s) it is appended to the active screen.
Performs undo operation of the last user action.
Cancels the last undo operation and returns back to the original state before undo was
performed.
Zooms in or out of the virtual screen.

Options available: 75 %, 100 % and 200 %
Activates and deactivates the alignment lines. The alignment lines are displayed while an
instrument is being moved and its position is actually aligned with some other instrument. It helps
to create screen layout with aligned instruments.
Shows and hides instrument borders. This function helps to prevent overlapping of instruments,
which might not be clearly visible if the instruments have the same color as the background.
Validates a consistency of screen definitions. When the consistency check finds any problem
then the application shows window with list of inconsistencies.

6.8.6 Virtual screen
The virtual screen represents the selected real InteliVision display for the purpose of editing screen content in
the metering mode.
Note: Archives contain separate screens descriptions (screens descriptions are depended on type of
controller). Select the appropriate tab to see and edit the screens for the respective display type.
The display consists of following areas:
1. Metering screen (editable)

2. Status bar (editable)
3. Disabled area (non-editable)
Selected instrument(s) are marked with gray dashed box with hooks in the corners (4) and are also
highlighted in the panel Screen content.
Note: Some instruments are not re-sizable!
6.8.7 Selected skin panel

This panel allows switching between supported skins. It is only the visualization, it is not written into the
controller. To take effect in the controller, it is necessary to upload specific display firmware which is related to
the required skin.

Image 6.53 Selected skin panel

6.8.8 Instrument palette panel
This panel contains the list of all available instruments that can be used on the screens. The instruments are
grouped according to their common function such as meters, bargraphs, active elements, etc.
1. Pull-down menu with fast access to instrument groups.

2. Deactivate selected instrument in the instrument palette and activate cursor for selecting instruments in
the virtual screen.
3. Instrument search field.
4. Instrument groups.
5. Instruments. Click to select desired instrument and then click to the virtual screen to place it there.

Note: Some of the instruments may not be supported in a particular archive. The set of supported
instruments for each InteliVision type depend on version of screens definition used in this archive.
Note: Some of the instruments are intended for use in specific screen types only. E.g. ButtonCMD are to be
used only in Status bar screens as their function is linked to the position on the screen and to the hardware
buttons. On the other hand pointer meters are intended for using only on the metering screens as they are too
big to fit anywhere else.

6.8.9 ICD (Integrated color display) and InteliVision 5.2 screen
types and structures
ICD (Integrated color display) and InteliVision 5.2 contain one or more metering screen(s) and one or more
bottom status bar(s) screen. Each metering screen is connected with one status bar bottom. See the image in
the chapter Virtual screen.
Metering screens are editable, can be also added and removed. always at least one screen must remain
in the configuration. These screens contain measured and/or computed values, texts, simple drawings
etc.
Status bar bottom screens are editable and can be added and removed. Status bar bottom screens are
linked to metering screens (i.e. together create pairs) and are displayed together. The pairs need not to be
1:1, it is possible to link one Status bar bottom screen to multiple metering screens (or even to all).

6.8.10 Working with the editor
Add and remove screens
Right click to a screen in the screens structure panel to activate the screen context menu. Then select desired
operation.
Add screen will insert a blank screen before the currently selected one.
Delete screen will remove the currently selected screen.
Cut screen will remove the currently selected screen and place it into the clipboard.
Copy screen will copy the currently selected screen into the clipboard.
Paste screen will insert the screen stored in the clipboard (if there i s any) before the currently selected
one.
Import screen function will import the screen from an XML file and replaces the currently selected
screen.
Export screen function will export the currently selected screen into an XML file.
Editing screens
First select the screen, which you want to edit. To do so, click on the desired screen in the screens structure
panel. The content of the screen will appear in the screen content panel. Then you can edit the screen.

Click to an instrument in the virtual screen or in the screen content panel to
select/deselect it. By clicking to another instrument while holding CTRL key you can
Select
add/remove further instruments to/from the current selection. If you want to select items
that are adjacent, you can use the SHIFT key.
Drag the selected instrument(s) in the virtual screen to move it. Use arrow keys to move
the objects from keyboard or use CTRL + arrow keys for fine position adjustment
(overrides the snap to grid function). It is also possible to edit directly the position
Move properties.
SHIFT + arrow keys can resize instruments.
Note: If the alignment lines are displayed you will see magenta lines whenever the
moving instrument is horizontally or vertically aligned with any other instrument.
If you want to add an instrument to the screen, then select the desired instrument in the
instrument palette panel and then click to the desired position on the screen to place the
Add instrument there. Click to the button 3 in the instrument palette panel to deselect the
instrument and return the cursor to edit mode.
Note: Some instruments may not be supported in the respective display type/version.
Properties of the selected instrument can be modified in the instrument properties panel.
If the selection contains multiple instruments the instrument properties panel contains only
Properties properties that are present in all of the selected instruments.
Example: This is useful e.g. if you want to adjust the same text color for all texts in the
particular screen.
The order in which the instruments are drawn on the screen is given by the order in which
Drawing the instruments are listed in the screen structure panel. The instruments are drawn from
order the most upper one to the lowest one. The order can be changed by dragging the
instruments in the screen structure panel.

6.8.11 ICD and IV5.2 Instruments
Group of instruments Instrument
Line (page 154)
Graphic elements
Rectangle (page 164)
Internal Picture (page 153)
Pictures
Aftertreatment (page 137)
Text Screen (page 173)
Text Fixed (page 171)
Static texts Text Dim (page 170)
Text Label (page 172)
Text Bit Name (page 169)
Char (page 151)
String (page 166)
Dynamic texts
MultiLabel (page 162)
AlterMultiLabel (page 139)
MultiBar V (page 159)
Bargraphs
MultiBar H (page 156)
Analog Meter 1 (page 140)
Meters Analog Meter 3 (page 142)
Synchroscope (page 167)
BinRow (page 145)
Binary indicators BinList (page 144)
Bit (page 146)
Numeric (page 163)
Numeric analog indicators Date (page 152)
Time (page 174)
ButtonCMD (page 147)
Active elements
ButtonLink (page 149)

Aftertreatment
This instrument supports aftertreatment. In Automatic mode user can simply choose one of predefined
functionalities. Pictograms and blinking are set automatically.
Properties
Value
Category Name Default value Note
range
"Mode = Custom" -> all properties
under Source value & Pictograms are
Custom /
General Mode Automatic enabled "Mode = Automatic" -> all
Automatic
properties under Source value &
Pictograms are disabled
This property is enabled only if "Mode =
Automatic" in the automatic mode
combobox shows list of all
Aftertreatment functions (from XML
definiton). Once the functionality is
selected, all the properties under
Source value & Pictograms are pre-
First item
Functionality None, ... N selected based on the XML definition. If
(Amber lamp)
"Mode = Custom" and Source value &
Pictograms settings fit to any of defined
functionality, the functionality name is
displayed (in the disabled field). If
settings doesn't fit to any of the
functionalities (user has chaned any
value), "Functionality = None" is set.
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
Picture state is defined by this bit State
bit = 1: Picture active, blinking depends
State bit DPF°status 1
on Period bit 0 and Period bit 1 State bit
= 0: Picture inactive, no blinking
Source value Picture blinking period is defined by

these 2 bits State bit = 1:
Period bit 0 DPF°status 2 Period bit 0 Period bit 1 Blinking

0 0 no blinking
0 1 fast blinking

1 0 slow blinking
1 1 reserve
Period bit 1 DPF°status 3
(State bit = 0: no blinking)
Display Bg color Default

attributes Border ON ON/OFF
Pictogram Exclamation
None, ... N
Active mark Yellow
Pictograms
Pictogram Exclamation
None, ... N
Inactive mark Inactive
This instrument supports mask dynamic
Visibility
visibility

AlterMultiLabel
This instrument displays one of a set of text strings according to the index contained in the assigned value.
The value must be "stringlist" type. The selection window in the Com object property automatically filters the
objects so that only "stringlist" type objects are displayed.
Properties
Value
range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 100 30-799
If the communication object doesn't exist
the value of None (0) is used. Required
Value ControllerMode
field (None is not allowed - red background
Source in Instrument properties panel).
value If the communication object doesn't exist
the setpoint of None (0) is used. The list is
Setpoint ControllerMode
limited to setpoints only. Optional field
(None is allowed).
(Default),
Text
Font size (Default) Small, FontSize Small = 24px; Large = 36px.
attributes
Large
Label
Default
color
Value
Default
color
Visibility
visibility

Analog Meter 1
Represents circular (270°) meter with needle for displaying the value of the given communication object. User
can defined 4 different warning limits.
It has ability to display variety of visual decoration like scale limit, scale bar, warning limits, needle, border,
etc.
The meter has two size - small and large.
Properties
Default
Category Name Value range Note
value
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
Source Com Selection limited to values only (Setpoint option
None
value object is disabled).

Size Small Small/Large
Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Label ON ON/OFF
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
Limits ON ON/OFF
Expand
ON ON/OFF
scale
Scale bar ON ON/OFF
Editable combobox
Display shows list of all names from table of
attributes 'screen texts'
allows user to type & use a new text
Label text Default Default item is the first in the list. Meter
displays selected com object name as
default.
user texts are available in <screentexts>
section of screen definition xml
Low scale limit it represented by com. obj.
number or constant value. Its meaning is given
Scale 0% Default
by connected range attributes which are set in
Scale limit dialog
Scale If Low limit is >= High limit, then default limit
Default
100% values from the configuration are used.
Text
Color Default
attributes
Com. obj., which determines Hi limit (100%) for
Limits % relative warning limits. Default - defined hi limit
Default
base of Source Value / Com object is taken as
default.
Warning limit is represented by com. obj.
Warning number or constant value. Its meaning is given
None
Warning limit 1 by connected range attributes which are set in
limits Warning limit dialog
Warning
None See 'Warning limit 1' above
limit 2
Warning
limit 3
Warning
limit 4
Visibility
visibility

Analog Meter 3
Represents circular (90°) instrument (meter) for displaying the value of the given communication object. User
can defined 4 different warning limits.
It has ability to display variety of visual decoration like scale limit, scale bar, warning limits, needle, border,
etc.
The meter has two size - small and large.
Properties
Default
value
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
Source Com Selection limited to values only (Setpoint option
None
value object is disabled).

Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Label ON ON/OFF
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
Limits ON ON/OFF
Expand
ON ON/OFF
scale
Scale bar ON ON/OFF
Editable combobox
Display shows list of all names from table of
attributes 'screen texts'
default.
Scale 0% Default
Scale limit dialog
Default
Text
Color Default
attributes
Limits % relative warning limits. Default - defined hi limit
Default
base of Source Value / Com object is taken as
default.
Warning limit is represented by com. obj.
Warning number or constant value. Its meaning is given
None
Warning limit 1 by connected range attributes which are set in
limits Warning limit dialog
Warning
limit 2
Warning
limit 3
Warning
limit 4
Visibility
visibility

BinList
This instrument displays group of consequent bits with their names below each other.
Properties
Value
range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 54 30-799
BIN
Com
Source value (com object: 8235 and .
object
mask: 255/0xFF)
Bg color Default
Display Border ON ON/OFF
attributes Label ON ON/OFF
Bit order ON ON/OFF
(Default),
FontSize Small = 24px; Large =
Font size (Default) Small,
36px.
Large
Text attributes Label
Default
color
Value
Default
Color
This instrument supports mask
Visibility
dynamic visibility

BinRow
This instrument displays a group of consequent bits as a string of "0" and "1" characters. First bit is on the left.
Binary value name (label) can be displayed as well as hidden.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 127 30-799
Source value Com object None .
Bg color Default
Display
Border ON ON/OFF
attributes
Label ON ON/OFF
(Default),
Large
Text attributes
Label color Default
Value
Default
Color
Visibility
visibility

Bit
This instrument displays bit name and its value.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 127 30-799
Source value Com object None .
Bg color Default
Display
Border ON ON/OFF
attributes
Label ON ON/OFF
(Default),
Large
Text attributes
Label color Default
Value
Default
Color
Visibility
visibility

ButtonCMD
Special meter – button for capturing press hardware button and convert it to the sending argument and
command to the controller. Meter can color its face regarding to RED and GREEN bit. Meter can also show
pre-selected internal picture regarding to RED and GREEN bit. Meter can also show text, there is special text
for ON and OFF button state regarding to on/off text bit value.
Typically used commands:
1 = EngineCommand
2 = BreakersCommand
Typically used arguments ID:
0x01FE … StartEngine (EngineCommand 1)
0x02FD … StopEngine (EngineCommand 1)
0x04FB … HotrnReset (EngineCommand 1)
0x08F7 … FaultReset (EngineCommand 1)
0x11EE … GCB ON/OFF (BreakersCommand 2)
0x12ED … MCB ON/OFF (BreakersCommand 2)
There is also option to display the pictogram based on the bit combination
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
0 - HW button F1
1 - HW button F2
(Inserted
Position Key index 0-4 2 - HW button F3
position)
3 - HW button F4
4 - HW button F5
Display
Bg color Default
attributes
(Default),
Text attributes
Large
Color Default
Red None .
Green None
Source value
If Text switch = 1, Active text is displayed.
Text switch None
If Text switch = 0, Inactive text is displayed.

Red ON OFF / ON
Show colors Green ON OFF / ON User sets enabled colors
Yellow ON OFF / ON
Combobox shows list of available
commands.
If other then "Custom" command is selected,

the properties "Cmd number", "Cmd
argument", "Source value", "Show colors"
and "Texts" are pre-configured with real
Custom, ...
Command Custom values. Properties "Cmd number" and "Cmd
N
argument" are disabled.
Commands
If "Custom" is selected, the properties "Cmd
number" and "Cmd argument" are enabled
and user can change it. There is no
automatic command recognition (if user
settings fits any existing command).
Cmd number 0 0-255
This property is enabled only if "Command
Cmd
0 0-65535 = Custom"
argument
Pictogram None variant is included (on the top of the

None None, ... N list).
00
Pictogram
None None, ... N Pictogram GREEN RED
01
Pictograms Pictogram 00 0 0
Pictogram Pictogram 01 0 1
None None, ... N
10 Pictogram 10 1 0
Pictogram Pictogram 11 1 1
None None, ... N
11
Editable combobox
shows list of all names from table of
<No text 'screen texts'
Inactive
specified> allows user to type & use a new text
<No text specified> item is the first in
Texts the list. It means no text is displayed

on the button.
user texts are available in
<No text <screentexts> section of screen
Active
specified> definition xml
If Active or Inactive text is displayed
depends on Source value / Text switch.
Visibility
visibility

ButtonLink
Special meter – button for capturing touch press hardware button and convert it to the changing the displaying
mode. It is also possible to specify preferred screen of selected target screen.
Properties
Default
value
0 - HW button F1
1 - HW button F2
(Inserted
Position Key index 0-4 2 - HW button F3
position)
3 - HW button F4
4 - HW button F5
Display
Bg color Default
attributes
FontSize Small = 24px;
Text Font size (Default) (Default), Small, Large
Large = 36px.
attributes
Color Default
Metering
Selected value affects if
Trends
other comboboxes
Setpoints (Metering screen, Setpoint
Target screen Metering
AlarmList group and Administration
History tab) are enabled or
disabled.
Administration
This property is enabled
only if "Target screen=
Metering screen <1st screen> Metering" Combobox
shows list of all metering
screen names
Link target
This property is enabled
<1st only if "Target screen=
Setpoint group setpoints Setpoints" Combobox
group> shows list of all setpoints
group names
Users &
Passwords This property is enabled
Communication only if "Target screen=
Users &
Administration Administration"
Passwords Languages
Combobox shows list of all
InteliVision Info
administration tab names
Controller info

InteliVision
Settings
Export & Import
Service Screen
Combobox with internal
icon list. None variant is
Pictograms Pictogram None 0-255
included (on the top of the
list).
Editable combobox
shows list of all
names from table of
'screen texts'
allows user to type &
use a new text
<No text specified>
<No text item is the first in the
Texts Text
specified> list. It means no text
is displayed on the
button.
user texts are
available in
<screentexts>
section of screen
definition xml
This instrument supports
Visibility
mask dynamic visibility

Char
This instrument displays one character according to the ASCII code contained in the assigned "char-type"
value. This instrument is typically used for displaying the AC load character (i.e. "R", "L", "C") next to the
power factor value.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 54 30-799
Source value Com object None List is limited to character values only.
(Default),
Large
Text attributes
Left / Right
Alignment Center
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Date
This instrument displays a date-type object, e.g. current date from the controller RTC clock. The format is
given by the language, which is currently selected in the display.
Respects US/EU format based on the actually selected language in entire GUI:
EU Date : DD/MM/YYYY (fullyear)
EU Date : DD/MM/YY
US Date : MM/DD/YYYY (fullyear)
US Date : MM/DD/YY
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
By default, the Date (24553) is pre-configured. If
the communication object doesn't exist the
Source
Com object Date default value of None (0) is pre-configured. Only
value
communication objects of td_fdate are allowed
for configuration.
Bg color Default
Display
Border ON ON/OFF
attributes
Full year ON ON/OFF
(Default),
Text Large
attributes Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility This instrument supports mask dynamic visibility

Internal Picture
This instrument displays a static image. Internal picture is placed to the position [X, Y] (left top corner
coordinates) and is drawn from top-left to the bottom-right direction.
Supports 3 sizes (24 × 24 px; 40 × 40 px; 64 × 64 px)
Properties
Value
range
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
Bit 0 None
Source value
Bit 1 None
Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Display Icon sizes:
attributes Small/Large/Very 0 = small (24 x 24)
Size
large 1 = large (40 x 40)
2 = very large (64 x 64)
Combo box with internal icon list. None
variant is included (1st item) Picture
Pictogram
None None, ... N set: internal (External = 0) N ... number
00
of internal pictures Pictogram 00 is
displayed if Bit 0 = 0 and Bit 1 = 0.
Pictogram 01 is displayed if Bit 0 = 1,
Pictogram
None None, ... N Bit 1 = 0 for details see Pictogram 00
Pictograms 01
Note
Pictogram 10 is displayed if Bit 0 = 0,
Pictogram
None None, ... N Bit 1 = 1 for details see Pictogram 00
10
Note
Pictogram 11 is displayed if Bit 0 = 1
Pictogram
None None, ... N and Bit 1 = 1 for details see Pictogram
11
00 Note
This instrument supports mask
Visibility
dynamic visibility

Line
Draws a line from point [X1,Y1] to point [X2,Y2]. Line width, color are adjustable.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X1 0 0-799
Y1 0 0-399
Position Minimal line length is 0 px.
X2 75 0-799
Y2 75 0-399
Attribute Style is not supported, line is always
Line attributes Color Default
solid.

MaskDynamicVisibility
Non-visual instrument allowing you to show/hide target instrument. Based on the 32bit mask mechanism.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
None /
Mask
Visibility None Dynamic
mechanism
mask
Hide / This property is hidden if 'Mask mechanism =
Mask type Hide
Show None'
This property is hidden if 'Mask mechanism =
None'
Com object None
If Mask mode is set on 'One or more' then
ComObjBit dialog must allow to select bits.
None'. Mask mode "One or more" means that at
least one of the bits selected in Comm obj has to
One or One or be true (value 1) to activate masking. Mask mode
Mask mode
more more / All "All" means that all the bits selected in Comm obj
have to be true (value 1) to activate masking. If
the mask type is "Hide", then the screen is
hidden, if it is "Show" then the screen is shown.

MultiBar H
This instrument shows N horizontal bars (Nmax = 6). Each bar represents value of given communication
object. It expects all the communication objects are of the same data type and resolution as the first one.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
Maximum is 6 communication objects. It is
limited to values only.
At least 1 comobj has to be selected. Number of
selected items displays in Instrument properties
Source Com object Generator window (e.g. "list of 4 values")
1-6
value list kW (8202) If any of selected com objects has a different
format (units) a message ("... Continue?
Yes/No") is displayed. Each bar represents one
com object (relevant label). Only the unit of the
first selected com object is displayed.

Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Label ON ON/OFF
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
Grid ON ON/OFF
Warn limit
ON ON/OFF
labels
Warn limit
ON ON/OFF
direction
Limits ON ON/OFF
Expand
OFF ON/OFF Expand high limit to 125%
scale
Display
Editable combobox
attributes
'screen texts'
default.
Scale 0% Default
Scale limit dialog
Default
Text
Color Default
attributes
Limits % relative warning limits. Default - defined hi limit of
Default
base the 1st item in Source Value / Com object list is
taken as default.
Warning Warning limit is represented by com. obj. number
limits Warning or constant value. Its meaning is given by
None
limit 1 connected range attributes which are set in
Warning limit dialog
Warning
limit 2

Warning
limit 3
Warning
limit 4

MultiBar V
This instrument shows N vertical bars (Nmax = 6). Each bar represents value of given
communication object. It expects all the communication objects are of the same data
type and resolution as the first one.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
Maximum is 6 communication objects. It is
limited to values only.
At least 1 comobj has to be selected. Number of
selected items displays in Instrument properties
Source Com object Generator window (e.g. "list of 4 values")
1-6
value list kW (8202) If any of selected com objects has a different
format (units) a message ("... Continue?
Yes/No") is displayed. Each bar represents one
com object (relevant label). Only the unit of the
first selected com object is displayed.

Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Label ON ON/OFF
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
Grid ON ON/OFF
Warn limit
ON ON/OFF
labels
Warn limit
ON ON/OFF
direction
Limits ON ON/OFF
Expand
OFF ON/OFF Expand high limit to 125%
scale
Display
Editable combobox
attributes
'screen texts'
default.
Scale 0% Default
Scale limit dialog
Default
Text
Color Default
attributes
Limits % relative warning limits. Default - defined hi limit of
Default
base the 1st item in Source Value / Com object list is
taken as default.
Warning Warning limit is represented by com. obj. number
limits Warning or constant value. Its meaning is given by
None
limit 1 connected range attributes which are set in
Warning limit dialog
Warning
limit 2

Warning
limit 3
Warning
limit 4

MultiLabel
This instrument displays one of a set of text strings according to the index contained in the assigned value.
The value must be "stringlist" type. The selection window in the Com object property automatically filters the
objects so that only "stringlist" type objects are displayed.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 30-799
List is limited to values and setpoints of
Source value Com object None
stringlist type.
(Default),
Text attributes Font size (Default) Small, FontSize Small = 24px; Large = 36px.
Large
Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Numeric
This instrument is intended for displaying numeric-type values or setpoints.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Y 0 0-399
Position Width 388 30-799
Value
300 0-799
offset
Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Display
Label ON ON/OFF
attributes
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
(Default),
Large
Label color Default
Value color Default
Visibility
visibility

Rectangle
Draws a rectangle with upper-left corner at point [X,Y]. Line width, color and style are adjustable, as well as
the fill color. Fill color can be also Default.
Properties
Value
range
X 0 0-799 X coordinate of the left top corner
Y 0 0-399 Y coordinate of the left top corner
Position
Width 100 20-799
Height 100 20-399
Attribute Style is not supported, line is always
Line attributes Color Default
solid.
Fill attributes Fill color Default
Visibility
visibility

ScreenMaskDynamicVisibility
Non-visual instrument allowing you to show/hide target screen. Based on the 32bit mask mechanism.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
None /
Mask
Visibility None Dynamic
mechanism
mask
Hide / This property is hidden if 'Mask mechanism =
Mask type Hide
Show None'
None'
Com object None
If Mask mode is set on 'One or more' then
ComObjBit dialog must allow to select bits.
None'. Mask mode "One or more" means that at
least one of the bits selected in Comm obj has to
One or One or be true (value 1) to activate masking. Mask mode
Mask mode
more more / All "All" means that all the bits selected in Comm obj
have to be true (value 1) to activate masking. If
the mask type is "Hide", then the screen is
hidden, if it is "Show" then the screen is shown.

String
This instrument is intended for displaying string-type values or setpoints.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Y 0 0-399
Position Width 388 30-799
Value
300 0-799
offset
Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Display
Label ON ON/OFF
attributes
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
(Default),
Large
Label color Default
Value color Default
Visibility
visibility

Synchroscope
This instrument represents circular instrument (meter) for displaying the value of given communication object.
The scale covers angle value of range -180.0° -> +180.0°
Phase window is graphicaly represented as the range of the mirrored value around the phase angle
Meter expects all the communication objects have the same resolution, ie. 0.1°.
There are a communication objects for the synchroscope settings
Angle - current phase angle
Shift - phase shift - the window is shifted about the value specified in this com obj
Window - phase window (acceptable range where the phasing is still allowed)
Properties
Default
value
X 0 0-799
Position
Y 0 0-399
By default, the Angle (8225) is pre-configured.
If the communication object doesn't exist the
Slip Angle
Angle default value of None (0) is used. 'Angle'
(8225)
comobj selection is filtered, only values of
dimension '°' are allowed.
Source
By default, the Voltage Meas Phase Shift
value Voltage
(9578) is pre-configured. If the communication
Meas
object doesn't exist the default value of None
Shift Phase
(0) is used. 'Shift' comobj selection is filtered,
Shift
only values or parameters of dimension '°'
(9578)
are allowed.

Note: ComObj 9578 is not visible and
available for user in some older versions of
configuration (e.g. for IG500 and IG1000)
By default, the Phase window (8652) is pre-
Phase
configured. If the communication object
Window window
doesn't exist the default value of None (0) is
(8652)
used.
Bg color Default
Border ON ON/OFF
Label ON ON/OFF
Value ON ON/OFF
Units ON ON/OFF
Animated ON ON/OFF
Inner scale
ON ON/OFF
labels
Display Scale bar ON ON/OFF
attributes
Editable combobox
'screen texts'
Default item is the first in the list. Meter
Label text Default
default.
<screentexts> section of screen
definition xml
Text
Text color Default
attributes
Visibility
visibility

Text Bit Name
This instrument displays the Bit name of the selected communication object
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
Source value Bin com object None Variant LED status disabled
(Default),
Large
Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Text Dim
This instrument displays the dimension of the assigned value or setpoint separately. In combination with Text
label it allows customization of the layout of various other instruments.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
In case of invalid value meter displays
"####".
(Default),
Large
Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Text Fixed
This is a static text string, which can be selected from the predefined system strings. If you need a custom
string use the instrument Text screen instead.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
The combobox
'fixed names'
list can differ depending on archive
(structure is the same, eg. index 10 =
Texts Text Default
Applictaion name)
Default item is the first in the list. Meter
displays "####" as default.
In case of invalid value meter displays "####".

(Default),
Text
attributes
Large
Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Text Label
This instrument displays the name (label) of the assigned value or setpoint separately. In combination with
Text dimension it allows customization of the layout of various other instruments.
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
"####".
(Default),
Large
Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Text Screen
This is a static text string of max. 14 characters. It is possible to use one of already existing strings in the
configuration or add a new string. New string is added into all languages that exist in the configuration and
must be translated later using the translator function. The string is located in the group "Screen text names".
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
The combobox
'screen texts'
Default item is the first in the list.
Texts Text Default Meter displays "####" as default.
<screentexts> section of screen
definition xml
"####".
(Default),
Text
attributes
Large
Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default
Visibility
visibility

Time
This instrument displays a time-type object, e.g. current time from the controller RTC clock. The format is
given by the language, which is currently selected in the display.
Respects US/EU format based on the actually selected language in entire GUI:
EU Time : HH:MM:SS (HH 0-24)
US Time : HH:MM:SS AM/PM (HH 0-12)
Properties
Default Value
Category Name Note
value range
X 0 0-799
Position Y 0 0-399
Width 150 50-799
By default, the Time (24554) is pre-configured.
If the communication object doesn't exist the
Source
Com object Time default value of None (0) is pre-configured. Only
value
communication objects of td_ftime are allowed
for configuration.
Bg color Default
Display
Border ON ON/OFF
attributes
Full year ON ON/OFF
(Default),
Text Large
attributes Left / Right
Alignment Left
/ Center
Color Default

6.8.12 Consistency check of Screens definiton
Consistency check shows warnings which can be in screen definition. Consistency check is shown by
Consistency check button in group Validation on Toolbar (page 128).
The warnings are shown as list in table. Each item contains description about a problem.
Properties
Supported
Name Description
displays
The warning is displayed when any property is set on an invalid
value.
Invalid property
The warning message shows information about a display, a All
value
screen, an instrument and a property which contains invalid
value.
The warning is displayed when screen definition contains
Invalid communication object which is not existed in configuration table.
communication The warning message shows information about a display, a All
objects screen, an instrument and a property which contains invalid
communication object.
The warning is displayed when screen doesn't contain any
instrument.
Empty screen All
The warning message shows information about a display, a
screen, which doesn't contain any instrument.
The warning is displayed when screen contains too many non-
dynamic instruments.
Too many Total limit for ICD metering screen and status bar screen is 50
ICD/InteliVision
instruments on non-dynamic instruments and the limit only for ICD statusbar
5.2
screen screen is 10 non-dynamic instruments.
The warning message shows information about a display and a
screen, which contains too many instruments.
The warning is displayed when display configuration contains too
Too many many dynamic instruments (for ICD is limit 50
dynamic ScreenMaskDynamicVisibility instruments or 150 ICD/InteliVision
instruments in MaskDynamicVisibility instruments). 5.2
configuration The warning message shows information, which display contains
too many instruments.
The warning is displayed when instrument which contains
Wrong scale property Scale 0% and Scale 100% has invalid value. ICD/InteliVision
range The warning message shows information about a display, a 5.2
screen and an instrument which contains invalid Scale value(s).

7 Multicontroller Features
7.2 View 176
7.3 Setpoints 177
7.4 Values 178
7.5 Saving archive(s) 179

In chapter Multicontroller features will be described functions, which are available only if connection to site is
opened.
7.2 View
By clicking in window Controllers can be switched view between controllers and between the view of the
whole site.
7.2.1 Site view

After connection to site is established, by default is displayed view of the whole site. Functionalities in Ribbon
are connected with controller, which is selected by green border of SCADA column template.
Image 7.1 View of the whole site
Note: By click to some controller on the right side in Controllers window, view will be switched to detail view
of selected controller.

7.2.2 Detail view
Detail view for controller is visible if in Controllers window is selected some controller (not site). If detail view
for controller is opened, functionalities in Ribbon are connected with this selected controller (some windows
have possibility to monitor the whole site).
Image 7.2 View of the selected controller in site
7.3 Setpoints
If the connection to more than one controller is opened, setpoints window is extended by possibility to see
setpoints on all controllers (if the setpoint is on controller available) in site. By checkboxes in Control tree
section you can define from which controllers will be value of setpoint displayed.

Image 7.3 Extended setpoints window
7.3.1 Multiwrite
Multiwrite mode allows you to rewrite setpoint value on more than one controller at the same time.
Conditions:
1. Setpoint can be rewritten only in controllers, where is setpoint available
2. You must have access rules for modifying setpoint
Steps to rewrite setpoint on more than one controller:

1. Open setpoints window and by checkboxes in Control treesection choose controllers, where you would
like to rewrite setpoint value
2. Choose setpoint you would like to change
3. Click on multiwrite icon at the bottom tab of window
7.4 Values
If the connection to more than one controller is opened, Values window is extended by possibility to see
values on all controllers (if the value is on controller available) in site. By checkboxes in Control tree section
you can define from which controllers will be values displayed.

Image 7.4 Extended Values window
7.5 Saving archive(s)

Archive(s) may be saved to local drive or to database of InteliConfig. These functions can be found in
Ribbonunder Save icon .
Save archive
Save archive of selected controller to disk of your computer
Save archive as
Save archive of selected controller to disk as new file without any connection to possibly existing
archives, which were saved before
Save archive to database as
Save archive of selected controller to database of InteliConfig
To archive you will have access through Offline Mode bookmark
Save all archives to database
Save all available archives of controllers in site to database of InteliConfig
To these archives you will have access through Offline Mode bookmark
Save all archives to database as
Save all available archives of controllers in site as new file to database of InteliConfig
To these archives you will have access through Offline Mode bookmark

8 Other Features
8.1 Help section 180
8.2 Reporting problems 180
8.3 Update notifications 180
8.4 Cloning 181
8.5 Data export 185
8.6 CAN Bus Log 187
8.7 Tutorials 188
8.1 Help section

The Help section includes:
Controller info – detail information about Controller
Controller Help – full help of Controller in HTML5 format

External web browser is needed
Controller Manual – PDF full Controller manual
InteliConfig manual – PDF full InteliConfig manual
About – detail information about InteliConfig version
8.2 Reporting problems

8.2.1 Steps
1. Save application logs to your computer
a. By click on report button if some error message appears
b. By click on Collect logs under Troubleshooter icon

2. Send these logs with description of problem to our technical support by email
Note: If you click on Enable detailed logging under Troubleshooter icon the application will log every
single action you make, so that the logs are more precise and helpful in case of reporting problem
8.3 Update notifications

If the new software version is available, the notification about the update appears in the top right corner after
the application is started. It is possible to easily start updating by clicking the "Download and Install" button in
the notification pop-up window. This notification is available only if the new version is available otherwise is
the pop-up window not visible.
After the download is necessary to confirm the closing of the application to continue in the installation. It is
also possible to refuse to close the application, save the current work and install updates later.
To see the new features or bug fixes included in the offered version, click on the "What's New?" button.
Clicking on the "Components" button shows all components and their versions such as controller firmware
versions. Both these buttons open the PDF file with related content.

Image 8.1 Update notification pop-up window
8.4 Cloning
Cloning feature allows user to clone one controller or Plug-in modules configuration and firmware to another
controller.
8.4.1 Write clone

To write clone click on Write Clone icon. Following window appears.
Image 8.2 Write Clone
1. Select required clone and click on Next button

2. Following window appears

Image 8.3 Write clone - select controller for cloning
3. Select required Connection type

4. Fill in Password
5. Click on Clone button
8.4.2 Save clone

To save controller configuration as clone click on Save Clone icon. The following window appears.
Image 8.4 Save the clone
Plug-in Module FW bookmark

If is required to clone firmware of connected plug-in modules, click to checkbox "Include Plug-in
Modules FW"

User Management bookmark
If is required to clone user management, it can be set there all sing-in parameters, which will be saved
to clone file
If your credentials will be saved to clone file, we recommend protect this clone file by password, which
can be set up in Package protection bookmark
Init screen bookmark (not available for controllers with monochromatic display)
If is required to change Init screen of controller, it can be selected there default or custom user picture
Service screen bookmark (not available for controllers with monochromatic display)
If is required to change Service screen of controller, it can be selected there default or custom user
picture
Package protection
Set up password for clone file
8.4.3 Manage clones

Click on Manage Clones icon for managing clones. Following window appears.
Image 8.5 Manage Clones
Exporting clone
It is possible to export clone from InteliConfig software into any location. To export the clone click on
Export clone icon. Following window appears.

Image 8.6 Save as clone
1. Type required clone name into File name bar

2. Choose required folder
3. Click on Save button
Importing clone
It is possible to import clone from any location. For importing the clone click on Import clone icon.
Following window appears.
Image 8.7 Open clone
1. Go to location where is required clone saved

2. Select the clone

3. Click on Open button
8.5 Data export

InteliConfig allows the export of the following data:
Setpoints, Values, Inputs and Outputs
To export Setpoints, Values or Inputs and Outputs click on Export to CSV/XLS icon and select
required data to export.
It is also possible to export Setpoints or Values including the hidden items in the current configuration
through specific menu items.
Configuration Image
(COM) – To generate configuration image click on Generate Cfg Image (COM) icon.
(MODBUS) – To generate configuration image click on Generate Cfg Image (MODBUS) icon.
SNMP MIB Table
To generate SNMP MIB table click on Generate SNMP MIB Table icon.
Long Term History
To convert Long Term History files (generated by controller on SD Card) to .CSV format, click on
icon.
Select Input directory (directory, where files with history are located). To convert more directories in
one step, select parent directory (or directory on higher level).
Select Output directory (or use the same directory as input).
Select Delimiter parameter.
None: Conversion is to .CSV where values separator is "," (comma) and decimal place char is "."
(dot).
Comma (,): Microsoft Excel could be set to use different separator than comma. In this case
doubleclick on .CSV file opens this file in Microsoft Excel but all values in one row are placed in first
column.
This option notify Microsoft Excel that comma is used as separator and file is opened correctly
("Sep=," is added to first row of .CSV file).
Rest of .CSV file is the same as for "None" option.
Click Start to start conversion. All history files are converted in all subfolders. Final directory structure
is the same as in Input directory. Conversion could be interrupted in any moment.
In Log window you can see status of each operation.
Green color: operation was successful.
Red color: operation failed (corrupted file etc.).

Image 8.8 Long Term History control window
USB Flash Export

USB flash export category allows exporting controller firmware, display firmware, archive or display
screens in any compatible combination.
This functionality ensures that exported data are in the required format for uploading into the
controller through the USB host.
To export controller firmware or archive, click on the USB Flash Export icon and select Export
Manager.
The archive to export is loaded from the connected controller.
If the controller has internal display, there are also offered items dedicated for internal display
(display firmware, display screens, etc.).
To export items dedicated for color display, click on the USB Flash Export icon and select Color
Display Manager.
Color Display Manager can generate a package also for external displays.
If the file is exported as a package (.pcg3 file extension) it is possible to check package content by
clicking on menu item "Package Information" under USB Flash Export.
Image 8.9 Package Information window

8.6 CAN Bus Log
There are 2 options how to capture data on CAN network.
8.6.1 Capture via controller

This function allows to log communication on selected CAN interface.
For more info (for example how to make wiring ) see Controller Manual.
Note: This function is available only in some controllers.
How to log communication:

Prepare wiring
Connect to controller and log in as Administrator (Level 3)
Open CAN Bus Log window
Image 8.10 CAN Bus Log window
Select output directory (directory, where logs will be saved)

Select CAN interface and CAN Comm Mode used on this interface
Click on Start button
It is possible to monitor logging progress. Displayed info:
Logging status: Indicate, if logging is running
Blocked: Logging could be blocked by controller for any reason. See Controller Manual
Start Time: Controller time, when logging was started
Duration: Indicates, how long is logging running
Frames:
Received: Number of received frames. When logging is running, this number should increase.
Failed: Indicates number of lost CAN frames. This can be caused, for example, by slow
communication between the PC and the CU.
Stop logging. Logged data are automatically zipped and stored into selected folder.
Note: Only one logging process can run at the same time in InteliConfig.
Note: Only one logging process can run on the controller at the same time.

8.6.2 Capture via external converter
This option is available all the time, opened connection is not required.
This function is mainly intended for monitoring the communication between the controller and the ECU
This option require external USB-CAN converter. Only following converters from manufacturer Peak
Systems are supported:
PCAN-USB (https://www.peak-system.com/PCAN-USB.199.0.html?&L=1)
Other converters have not been tested and we cannot guarantee full functionality.
How to log communication:

Prepare wiring
Open CAN Bus Log window
Image 8.11 CAN Bus Log Pcan window
Select output directory (directory, where logs will be saved)

Select CAN mode
Click on Start button
It is possible monitor logging progress. Displayed info:
Logging status: Indicate, if logging is running
Start Time: Controller time, when logging was started
Duration: Indicates, how long is logging running
Received messages: Indication, that converter logged some data
Stop logging. Logged data are automatically zipped and stored into selected folder in Pcan specific
format.
8.7 Tutorials
This window shows the list of topics, for which are some tutorials available. Each topic has its own link to the
web page, where the specific video can be played. The main purpose of these videos is to share basic
knowledge or some tips, which can help users to better understand ComAp products and functions. To open
some tutorial video, click to the hyperlink, which is available over the whole tutorial name. After the click on
the tutorial name, the user is automatically transferred to the web page, where could be the video seen.

Image 8.12 Tutorials window

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1.2 Clarification of Notation

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1.3 About this guide

1.4 Legal notice

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2.2 Help and Manuals

Image 2.1 Manuals in InteliConfig

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Image 2.2 Configuration of Setpoints with basic description in Info panel

2.3 Supported Controllers

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2.3.1 Supported communication modules

2.3.2 Supported extension modules

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Component Minimum Recommended

2.4.2 Installation procedure

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4. Select components to install. It is recommended to use full installation.

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3.1 Link types

3.1.1 Online connections

3.1.2 Offline connections

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3.2.1 To obtain an AirGate ID

3.2.2 To make an AirGate connection

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Image 3.3 Field for AirGate 2 connection

7. Click at Open button to let the InteliConfig to establish the connection.

3.2.3 To end an AirGate connection

3.3 Direct connection

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3.3.1 To make a Direct connection

2. Power on the controller.

6. Click to Open to let the InteliConfig to establish the connection.

3.3.2 To end a Direct connection

3.4 Detected controllers

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3.4.1 To make a connection with Detected controllers

3.5 Internet / Ethernet connection

Image 3.6 Scheme of Internet / Ethernet connection

3.5.1 To make an Internet / Ethernet connection

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3.5.2 To end an Internet / Ethernet connection

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3.6.1 New Configuration

Image 3.7 Create New Configuration

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3.6.2 Offline archive