Getting to know the interface

 

Computer and large-screen mobile interface

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Small-screen mobile interface

Most of the i-Vu® interface is the same on small-screen mobile devices except for the differences shown below.

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  • When you click Source graphics OEM \ Carrier to hide the tree, the button changes to Source graphics OEM \ Carrier.
  • Help and Print are in the Source graphics OEM \ Carrier menu.

 

  

NOTES

  • After you log in, you will see the page defined as your starting location on the My Settings page. To change your opening page, see To change My Settings.
  • Roles/privileges control what an operator can see or do in the i-Vu® system. If you cannot see or do something that you read about in Help, ask your System Administrator to check your role/privileges.
  • Use only the i-Vu® interface to navigate; do not use the web browser’s navigation buttons.
  • Click on any tab to refresh the page.

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Navigating the system

To navigate in the i-Vu® interface:

  1. Select the item you want in the navigation tree.
  2. Select the action buttons and their drop-down lists.
  3. Use the tabs to filter the information further.

    NOTE Use only the i-Vu® interface to navigate; do not use the browser’s navigation buttons.

  4. Click on any tab to refresh the page.

System Options

Click Source graphics OEM \ Carrier and select System Options to view or change the administrative settings in your i-Vu® application.

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To show, hide, or resize the navigation tree

On a computer or large screen mobile device

Click Source graphics OEM \ Carrier at the top of the navigation tree to hide or show the tree.

Click and drag the tab on the right side of the tree to adjust its width.

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In the Installer view, click and drag the tab at the top of Arrange User View to adjust the height of the window.

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On a small-screen mobile device

Touch Source graphics OEM \ Carrier at the top of the navigation tree to hide the tree. Touch Source graphics OEM \ Carrier to show it.

Double-tap the arrow on the right side of the tree to widen the tree. Double-tap again to return to the original size.

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Zooming in and out

On a computer

  • To zoom in and out on the i-Vu® interface:
    • Hold down Ctrl and press + or -. Press Ctrl+0 to return to 100%.
    • Hold down Ctrl while rolling your mouse wheel.
    • Use your web browser's zoom functions.
  • If a graphic does not fit in the action pane, right-click it and select Scale to Fit to make it fit the action pane. Select Scale to Fit again to return the graphic to its original size.

 

On a mobile device

Apple® iPad and iPhone

  • Double-tap to zoom in/out.

 

Microsoft® SurfaceTM

  • Pinch-zoom works on individual frames, instead of the whole screen. So, you can zoom and scroll the navigation pane and action pane separately.
  • If browser text is too small, use Ctrl + to increase Internet Explorer's zoom level, then reload the page.

GoogleTM NexusTM and Nexus Lumia

  • Pinch-zoom to zoom in/out.

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Using right-click menus

On a computer

You can right-click the following items to select options:

A tree item

 The action pane

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A property

A trend

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On a mobile device

To access the right-click menu for:

  • A tree item–Select the item first, then touch and hold the item for several seconds.
  • The action pane–Touch and hold the item for several seconds.

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To print the action pane

On a computer

Click Source graphics OEM \ Carrier at the top of the page to print the contents of the action pane. Set the print orientation to Landscape in the Print dialog box.

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  • To print a Graphics page that exceeds the size of the action pane, right-click the graphic and select Scale to Fit.
  • If you do not want to print the black background, in your browser's Internet Options dialog box, disable background printing.

 

On a mobile device

Touch Source graphics OEM \ Carrier and then select Print.

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Colors and status in the i-VuŽ interface

The following colors indicate equipment status throughout i-Vu® interface. These colors are visible on Property pages, Graphics pages and in the setpoint graphs.
 

Color

Color Name

Status Code

Condition Indicated

Purple

0 or 15

In a controller—non-operational or no communications
In equipment—a hardware or software error

Charcoal

14

In a controller—a download is required or is already in progress
In equipment—a controller has stopped

Coral

13

Control program error

Red

2 or 9

Heating or cooling alarm

Orange

8

Maximum cooling

Dark blue

3

Maximum heating

Yellow

7

Moderate cooling

Light blue

4

Moderate heating

Grey

1

Unoccupied/inactive

White

10

Occupied/active

Light green

6

Free cooling

Green

5

In a controller—operational or operational read-only
In equipment—No heating or cooling

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Colors and setpoints

Thermographic colors indicate how much a zone’s actual temperature differs from its setpoints.

Five conditions may affect a zone’s thermographic color:

  • Setpoint adjust
  • Timed local override (TLO)
  • Optimal start
  • Demand level
  • Hysteresis

In the examples below, a zone’s heating occupied setpoint is 70° and its cooling occupied setpoint is 74°.
 

If you normally see...

when the zone temp is...

but...

then you will see...

green

72.5°

someone adjusts the setpoints (for example, with a setpoint adjust of two degrees, the new setpoints would be 68 and 72°)

yellow

gray

73° (unoccupied)

someone presses the Override button on a zone sensor to use the occupied setpoints

green

gray

77° (unoccupied)

the zone is in optimal start and is ramping up to its occupied setpoint in the few hours before occupancy

an occupied color

yellow

75°

the zone’s electric meter is in demand level 2 with relaxed setpoints of 68 and 76°

green

green

73.5°

cooling began when the temperature rose above 74° and the temperature has not yet dropped beyond the 1° hysteresis (to 73°)

yellow