EcoStruxure Panel Server Webpage Menus

Overview

The following diagram gives an overview of the structure of webpages.

Available on all models.
Available on Advanced models.

Settings Menu Structure

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* Not available on Wired by Design models.
Available on all models.
Available on Universal and Advanced models.
Available on Advanced models.

For more information, refer to Settings menu.

Maintenance Menu Structure

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* Not available on Wired by Design models.
Available on all models.
Available on Universal and Advanced models.

For more information, refer to Maintenance menu.

Home Menu (Advanced Model)

The webpage for the Home menu displays the consumption of energy of the system managed by the Panel Server.

By default, the consumption of electricity is displayed for a period of one day (yesterday, day before yesterday), and organized by usage. Other commodities and periods can be selected.

The top five types of usage (plus any other type of usage that is also consuming the selected commodity ) are displayed, arranged from highest to lowest consumption.

A pie-chart shows the distribution of the top five consumers. The webpage displays for each usage:

The consumption of period 1
The change in consumption over period 1, compared to period 2 (as a percentage)
The trend: increasing, decreasing (indicated by an arrow icon),or flat (no icon)

In the Home page the user can select a different commodity (for example, gas) and a different period (one day, one week, or 4 weeks). For more information about filtering, see Data Trending.

When the user is logged in the Panel Server webpages, the Home page automatically displays if historized data is available.

For more information about the trending data, click the Trending icon on the right-hand side of the Home webpage to go to Trending > Aggregated view.

Notifications Menu (Advanced Model)

The webpage for the Notifications menu displays a list of alarms for a selected period.

For more information, refer to Notifications.

Monitoring and Control Menu

Overview

DANGER
HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, EXPLOSION, OR ARC FLASH Do not rely only on the measurements or equipment status provided on the Panel Server webpages before working on or inside the equipment. Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

The webpage for the Monitoring and Control menu displays devices installed in the system and associated with the Panel Server.

General information is displayed for each device (for example, name and type of the device communicating with the Panel Server). The Data type selection button can be used to display specific information, depending on the device type (for example, energy, environment, or voltage). If the button is not visible, scroll to the right.

In a large electrical distribution system, filtering enables you to display selected devices by using one or several of the following filters:

Device family
Commodity
Usage
Zone in which the device is installed.

Example: To display Energy consumption for Power meter devices,

Select Power Meter in the Device family list.
Scroll to the right of the screen and select Energy in the Data type selection list.

Result: The columns display the different energy parameters for the devices selected. Units for each parameter are shown next to each parameter name if data is available for at least one device in the displayed list.

Scroll to the bottom of the page to check for other devices on subsequent pages.

Displaying Data by Device

Click on a device name to see information specific to that device:

Information about the device:
- Device model
- Device firmware version
- Device serial number
- Device connection status
Real-time data of the device:
- The displayed data depends on the device type.
- Active alarms are displayed when the following conditions are met:
  - the alarm is active when you access the webpages,
  - the alarm is not acknowledged.
- Data is displayed per family.
Advanced data
Access to the device maintenance page by clicking the Maintenance icon .
Access to the device settings page by clicking the Settings icon .
Access to the data management page by clicking the Database icon .
Access to the trending data by clicking the Trending icon .

Device Real-time Data

In the Monitoring and Control menu, the Advanced data page of the selected device shows the exhaustive list of data related to this device.

The following table presents data available per measurement family. The availability of measurements depends on the type of connected device.

Data family	Data on Panel Server webpage
Active power	Active power total
	Active power A
	Active power B
	Active power C
	Power factor total
Apparent power	Apparent power total
	Apparent power A
	Apparent power B
	Apparent power C
Circuit breaker	Breaker position
	Trip indicator (SD position)
	Trip cnt (Close to SD position) non resettable
	Trip Electrical fault cnt (Close > SDE) non resettable
Current	Current
	Current A
	Current B
	Current C
	Current N
	Current ground
Current THD	THD fund current A
	THD fund current B
	THD fund current C
	THD fund current N
Embedded inputs	Status input 1
	Status input 2
	Consumption
	Flow
	Status output
Energy	Active energy delivered
	Active energy received
	Reactive energy delivered
	Reactive energy received
	Apparent energy
	Apparent energy delivered
Environment	Temperature
	Relative humidity
	CO₂ concentration
	Air quality
Harmonic current	Load harmonics current A
	Output harmonics current A
	Load harmonics current B
	Output harmonics current B
	Load harmonics current C
	Output harmonics current C
	Output harmonics neutral current
IGBT temperature	Temperature board in device
	Temperature IGBT A
	Temperature IGBT B
	Temperature IGBT C
Insulation	Insulation ground
Insulation	Earth coupling capacity
Motor	Trip indicator
	Motor running
	Motor operating mode
Reactive power	Reactive power total
	Reactive power A
	Reactive power B
	Reactive power C
Unbalance	Current unbalance A
	Current unbalance B
	Current unbalance C
	Current unbalance N
	Voltage unbalance A-B
	Voltage unbalance B-C
	Voltage unbalance C-A
	Voltage unbalance A-N
	Voltage unbalance B-N
	Voltage unbalance C-N
Voltage	Voltage L-L
	Voltage A-B
	Voltage B-C
	Voltage C-A
	Voltage L-N
	Voltage A-N
	Voltage B-N
	Voltage C-N
Winding temperature	Temperature transformer winding A
	Temperature transformer winding B
	Temperature transformer winding C

Trending Menu (Advanced Model)

When integrated data, such as energy, is selected in the Trending page, you can view the accumulated value per hour, day, or month. The accumulated values are calculated by subtracting the value at the beginning of the subsequent interval from the value at the beginning of the current time interval.

For example, if you are visualizing Active Energy per hour in the Trending page, and the Active Energy at 01:00 is 200 Wh and at 02:00 is 300 Wh, then the accumulated data displayed for Active Energy at 01:00 is 100 Wh. If one of the two data points required in the calculation is missing, then the accumulated data cannot be calculated and is not displayed.

For information about trending graphs, see Data Trending.

Settings Menu

NOTICE
IMPAIRED NETWORK PERFORMANCE Only qualified personnel should modify the Ethernet and/or Modbus-SL settings. Perform such modifications only after you have read about and understood the Ethernet and/or Modbus-SL settings. Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.

The webpage for the Settings menu displays the sub-menus for configuration and communication settings. The menus and sub-menus on the webpages depend on the Panel Server model.

Settings menu	Navigation menu webpage	Description
General	Identification	Information about the Panel Server identification: Device name Device range Device model Commercial reference Serial number Hardware revision Firmware revision
General	Date & Time	Used to set the date and time manually or via NTP (Network Time Protocol).
Network communication	Ethernet	Allows you to configure the Panel Server Ethernet mode including ports and IP parameters (IPv4 and IPv6)
	DNS	Allows you to configure the DNS server.
	RSTP	Allows IT specialists to configure RSTP protocol.
	DPWS	Allows you to configure the IP network discovery.
	Proxy	Allows you to configure the Internet proxy settings.
	Wi-Fi infrastructure	Allows you to configure the Wi-Fi settings.
	Wi-Fi access point	Allows you to configure the Wi-Fi access point settings.
	Services	Allows you to deactivate services per interface (ETH1 port, ETH2 port, and Wi-Fi)
Modbus devices	Modbus configuration	Allows you to define the Modbus-SL and Modbus TCP/IP network.
	Custom models	Allows you to upload Modbus-SL and Modbus TCP/IP devices that are not natively managed by the Panel Server built-in models.
	Device addition	Allows you to discover the Modbus-SL and Modbus TCP/IP devices by using a selective list.
	Registers read	Allows you to troubleshoot the addition of Modbus devices
	Modbus devices	Detailed information about each device in the Modbus network. Information (for example, device identification, custom model name and version, electrical characteristics) and contextualization data (entered by the user) depend on the device type.
Wireless devices	Network configuration	Allows you to define the IEEE 802.15.4 network when activated.
	Discovery	Allows you to discover the wireless devices in the IEEE 802.15.4 network by using a selective list or non-selective discovery.
	Measurements management	Allows you to set the Power demand calculation interval and to reset peak power demands.
	Wireless devices	Detailed information about each wireless device in the IEEE 802.15.4 network. Information (for example, device identification, electrical characteristics, Modbus virtual server ID) and contextualization data (entered by the user) depend on the device type.

Embedded Input Management	I/O configuration	Allows you to configure the Panel Server digital inputs.
Embedded Input Management	Embedded input	Allows you to configure inputs/outputs of I/O devices associated with Panel Server.
Data Management	Data sampling	Allows you to define data sampling of the connected devices.
	Local export	Allows you to export the data sampled locally in a .csv file. (Available in Advanced model only.)
	Modbus devices	Detailed information about sampling for each device in the Modbus network. Measurements and alarms depend on the device type.
	Wireless devices	Detailed information about sampling for each wireless device in the IEEE 802.15.4 network. Measurements and alarms depend on the device type.
	Input/Output	Detailed information about sampling for devices connected to the embedded inputs of the Panel Server. Measurements and alarms depend on the device type.
Data Publication	Data Publication	Allows you to set the means used to publish data and to enable the email of alarms service
Security	Network management	Allows you to configure the security feature to permanently disable the wireless networks.

Maintenance Menu

Webpage for the Maintenance menu displays the sub-menus for maintenance and diagnostic functions, based on diagnostic counters.

Maintenance main menu	Navigation menu webpage	Description
Devices communication	Communication data about the Modbus and wireless devices in the network.	Allows you to check the communication status of the Panel Server with downstream devices (Modbus-SL and wireless devices).
	Modbus devices	Displays information about and status of the selected device. Allows you to delete a previously paired or associated downstream device.
	Wireless devices
	Embedded Input (PAS600L, PAS600LWD, PAS800L)	Displays information about and status of the embedded inputs.
Firmware update	–	Allows you to . Retrieve the correct firmware for your device Perform a local firmware update of the Panel Server Find more information about Panel Server models and documentation
Restart	–	Allows you to restart the Panel Server. NOTE: The Panel Server webpages are disconnected and cannot be accessed while the Panel Server is rebooting.
System monitoring	–	Displays Panel Server health status indicators and global performance.
Logs	–	Allows you to: Change the log level (if requested to do so by Customer Care Centre) and download the partial logs in a .zip file. Collect all logs and export a detailed report of the Panel Server configuration and a status report per internal application in a .zip file.
Remote access	–	The Remote access section allows you to provide the Schneider Electric Customer Care Center with a temporary remote access to the Panel Server webpages: When you have contacted the Schneider Electric Customer Care Center, you can give access to Schneider Electric local support to the Panel Server. A password is displayed that you communicate to the Schneider Electric local support. The support connects to the Panel Server. As soon as you click the disconnection button on the webpages or after 3 hours maximum, the password is no longer active and remote access is terminated. The Remote operation section allows you to authorize a remote connection with the Schneider Electric Customer Care Center through the Schneider Electric cloud. The Customer Care Center is able to connect remotely to the Panel Server without any action from the user’s side and as long as the Cloud service is connected: Enable the toggle button to proceed. For information about the cloud infrastructure, see Schneider Electric cloud services.
Backup & restore	–	Allows you to save the Panel Server current configuration and restore it.