Communication Setup

To set up communication parameters for the controller, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU screen, select SETUP > COMMS.

The COMMS screen displays:
From this screen, do the following:
- Set up Ethernet communications
- Set up serial communications
- Enable or disable comms loss action

Setting Up Ethernet Comms

To set up Ethernet communications, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > COMMS > ETHERNET COMMS.

The ETHERNET COMMS screen displays:
From this screen, do the following:
- Set TCP/IP address
- Set BACNET/IP address

Setting up TCP/IP

To setup TCP/IP, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > COMMS > ETHERNET COMMS > TCP/IP.

The TCP/IP SETUP screen displays:

Select the communications options described in the table below.

TCP/IP Communication Options

Option	Description
IP Address	The network address of the controller. Contact your network administrator for an available address.
Subnet Mask	A mask, or filter, that selectively includes or excludes certain values used to determine the subnet of an IP address. Contact your network administrator for the correct subnet mask.
Gateway Address	Serves as an entry point to another network. Contact your network administrator for the address.

Setting up BACNET/IP

To setup BACNET/IP, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > COMMS > ETHERNET COMMS > BACNET/IP.

The BACNET/IP SETUP screen displays:
Select the communications options described in BACnet Communication Options.

Enable BACnet communications by toggling from “NO” (default) to “YES”.

BACnet Communication Options

Option	Value	Description
Enabled	YES or NO	Determines if the BACnet/IP communications mode is enabled for this device.
UDP Port	0 – 65535 Default value: 47808 (BAC0 hex)	The UDP network port that the device will use for BACnet/IP communications.
BBMD IP	Any valid IP address Default value: 000.000.000.000	The IP address of the BBMD to which this device will register itself as a ‘foreign device’.
BBMD UDP Port	0-65535 Default value: 47808	The UDP network port that the device will use for BBMD communications.
BBMD Time to Live	0 – 65535 Default value: 300	The time interval in seconds at which the device will renew its ‘foreign device’ subscription with the BBMD.

Setting BACnet Comms

To configure BACnet communications, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > COMMS > ETHERNET COMMS > BACNET/IP > BACnet as follows:
Select the communications options described in BACnet Comms Screen Parameters.
Exit the BACNET/IP COMMS screen to save settings.

BACnet Comms Screen Parameters

Option	Value	Description
Enabled	YES or NODefault value.*	Determines if ANY of the BACnet control objects for this device can be controlled from the BACnet network. YES shall enable control via BACnet communications upon exit of screen. NO shall disable control via BACnet communications upon exit of screen.
Device ID	Device ID value range: 0 – 4,194,303 (first seven digits of the device serial numberDefault value.*)	The device’s unique 7-digit identification number.
Control Enabled	YES or NODefault value.*	Determines if device control objects are seen by the BACnet network.
Breakers Exposed	YES or NODefault value.*	Selecting YES allows all breaker objects to be seen by external BACnet clients (the device provides the same level of support provided for other BACnet objects). Selecting NO conceals all breaker objects, preventing direct read/write access to breaker objects. The device responds to all BACnet requests as if these particular objects do not exist.
APDU Timeout	Timeout value range: 1–255 (200Default value.*)	Determines the communication timeout value (measured in seconds) for BACnet data packets.
APDU Retries	Retry value range: 1–5 (3Default value.*)	Determines the number of APDU retries.

Verifying BACnet Communications Status

To verify BACnet communications status, see the Viewing BACNET Status section under Viewing Communication Status in the Viewing Status/Control menu.

NOTE: This screen is only available if BACnet is enabled.

Network Port Enable / Disable

Unused network ports in the G4 controller can be disabled to help enhance cyber security. Port management is available per protocol for UDP, FTPS, and HTTPS (web server).

NOTE: Disabling the UDP also disables all BACnet communications.

WARNING
Risk of personal injury Ensure disabling of UDP will not cause unexpected circuit breaker behavior. Failure to follow these instructions can result in death, serious injury, or equipment damage.

Use the Port Enable display screen to enable and disable ports.

Navigate to SETUP > COMMS > ETHERNET COMMS > PORT ENABLE.

NOTE: Changing the network port status (enabled / disabled) causes the device to reset.

Setting up Serial Comms

To set up serial communications, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP >COMMS > SERIAL COMMS.

The SERIAL COMMS screen displays:
Select the communications options described in Serial Comms Setup, 232 Mode Setup, and 485 Mode Setup.

Serial Comms Setup

Option	Value	Description
MB Address	1–248Default value.*	Available and relevant only for Modbus modes. Only 1 Modbus Address is available even if both ports are using the protocol. A selection of address 58 shall not be allowed for MB Agile mode.
C-Bus TCP Port	0-65535 (15000 is default)	Available and relevant only when selected 232 Mode is C-Bus.
BN Addr	0–127	(BACnet Address) Available and relevant only when selected 485 Mode is BACnet MS/TP.
BACnet Comms Screen	—	Option (BACnet >) available only when selected 485 Mode is BACnet MS/TP.

232 Mode Setup

Option	Value	Description
232 mode	RTU/ASCIIDefault value.*	Modbus agile mode; RTU/ASCII auto detect
	7-bit ASCII	Modbus ASCII
	RTU	Modbus RTU
	C-Bus	Selection will force 232 Baud Rate to 9600 and 232 Parity to NONE. The MB Address (Modbus Address) field will change to C-Bus TCP Port.
	GATEWAY MB/TCP	Selection will take 485 Mode out of “GATEWAY MB/TCP” if it was in that mode.
	GATEWAY to 485	Selection will display error if RS485 is not set to “GATEWAY from 232” when exiting the SERIAL COMMS SETUP screen. Error message is: ENTRY ERROR RS485 Gateway Mode and RS232 Gateway Mode must both be enabled
Baude Rate	4.8K, 9.6K, 19.2K, 38.4K, 76.8K, 115.2K	Speed at which the devices communicate. NOTE: All baud rates are available for 232 mode.
Parity	NoneDefault value.*, Even, or Odd	Parity at which the controller communicates. NOTE: Even and Odd are available for all 232 mode selections except for C-Bus.

485 Mode Setup

Option	Value	Description
485 mode	RTU/ASCIIDefault value.*	Modbus agile mode; RTU/ASCII auto detect
	7-bit ASCII	Modbus ASCII
	RTU	Modbus RTU
	DMX	Selection will force 485 Baud Rate to 250k and 485 Parity to NONE.
	BACnet MS/TP	Selection will force 485 Parity to NONE. The Modbus Address field (relative to the 485 section) will change to BN Addr (BACnet Address).
	GATEWAY MB/TCP	Selection will take 485 Mode out of “GATEWAY MB/TCP” if it was in that mode.
	GATEWAY from 232	Selection will display error if RS232 is not set to “GATEWAY to 485” when exiting the SERIAL COMMS SETUP screen. Error message is: ENTRY ERROR RS485 Gateway Mode and RS232 Gateway Mode must both be enabled
Baude Rate	4.8K, 9.6K, 19.2K, 38.4K, 76.8K, 115.2K	Speed at which the devices communicate. NOTE: 4.8K, 9.6K, 19.2K, 38.4K, 76.8K, 115.2K are available for all 485 mode selections except for DMX. 250K is non-selectable and is forced when DMX is selected in 485 mode.
Parity	NoneDefault value.*, Even, or Odd	Parity at which the controller communicates. NOTE: NONE is forced for BACnet MS/TP and DMX. Even and odd are non-selectable for BACnet MS/TP and sDMX.

Setting up BACnet in Serial Comms

To access BACnet communications, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP >COMMS > SERIAL COMMS.
Select BACnet MS/TP in the 485 mode to access Serial Comms.
A BACnet access will appear at the bottom of the screen.
Select the “>” to be directed to the Serial Comms screen.

The Serial Comms screen displays:
Select the communications options described in the table below.

BACnet Comms Screen Parameters

Option	Value	Description
Device ID	Device ID value range: 0 – 4,194,303 (first 7 digits of device serial numberDefault value.)	The device’s unique 7-digit integer that identifies the device.
Control Enabled	YES or NODefault value.*	Determines if remotely controllable circuit breakers are seen by the BACnet network.
Breakers Exposed	YES or NODefault value.*	Selecting YES allows all breaker objects to be seen by external BACnet clients (the device provides the same level of support provided for other BACnet objects). Selecting NO conceals all breaker objects, preventing direct read/write access to breaker objects. The device responds to all BACnet requests as if these particular objects do not exist.
APDU Timeout	Timeout value range: 1–255 (200Default value.*)	Determines the communication timeout value (measured in seconds) for BACnet data packets.
APDU Retries	Retry value range: 1–5 (3Default value.*)	Determines the number of APDU retries.

DMX512 Serial Comms Setup

This section describes communications setup, configuration, and relationships to inputs, zones, and comms loss feature when using controllers with DMX512 systems.

Communication Parameter Setup

Follow the steps below to set up communication parameters when using a controller with DMX512.

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > COMMS.

The COMMS SETUP screen displays:
In the COMMS SETUP screen, select SERIAL COMMS.

The SERIAL COMMS screen displays:
Select the DMX512 option under 485 mode.
The controller screen will automatically change to show setup fields for the DMX512 mode.
Enter in the desired starting slot and low and high thresholds via INPUT SETUP screen.

NOTE: See Input Setup to setup DMX512 high and low event thresholds.

Configuring the Controller When Using DMX512

The minimal required configuration is to setup panel configuration, make inputs active, assign inputs sources to zones, make zones active, select zone logic, and assign desired breakers to zones. This is what needs to be done to control breakers from DMX512. All normal controller functions and logical capabilities continue to be available when the DMX512 mode is selected. Combining DMX512 with controller features, such as local inputs or schedules, may be preferred in some applications.

NOTE: The default terminal type is set to Maintained Normally Open. Terminals 1–16 are assigned to inputs 1–16 respectively by default. When configured for Maintained Normally Open or Normally Closed contact, terminals will synchronize to the current contact state when the controller is powered up. This behavior may or may not be desired when using DMX512, especially where no contacts will be connected to a terminal. To disable power up synchronization, it is recommended that the terminal configuration be changed to Momentary Toggle, or remove terminals from assignment to the inputs.

DMX512 Communications Options

Option	Value	Description
Starting slot	1–512	512 Addressable slot positions are available for assignment to inputs 1–256.
Low threshold	0% – Low Threshold	Percentage at which breaker shall change from ON state to OFF state. Default = 0%
High threshold	100% – High Threshold	Percentage at which breaker changes from OFF state to ON state. Default = 1%

NOTE: No change in state will occur when percentage is between the high and low threshold.

DMX512 Relationship to Inputs

The controller responds to 512 contiguous DMX512 slots. These 512 DMX slots can be assigned (or mapped) to the 256 inputs individually; One slot per input. When a DMX512 slot increases beyond the high threshold, the corresponding input will change to ON. When a DMX512 slot decreases below the low threshold, then the corresponding input will change to OFF. DMX512 changes interact with input changes from other sources on a last-event basis.

DMX512 Relationship to Zones

Zones that are configured to respond to an input will respond to the corresponding DMX512 slot. By default, zone 1–16’s control sources are input 1–16 respectively and zone 17–256 have no control sources assigned. The zone to input relationship can be reconfigured on NF3500G4 controllers.

NOTE: See Control Source Setup for zone setup.

DMX512 Relationship to Comms Loss

The comms loss feature is available when using the DMX512 mode. It functions differently from the standard comms loss and restore actions. The following table summarizes the differences in behavior.

DMX512 with Comms Loss Feature

Loss Behavior			Resumption Behavior
Default Action	Standard	DMX	Standard	DMX
ON	Override set to ON	Override set to ON	No change to override state	Override released
OFF	Override set to OFF	Override set to OFF	No change to override state	Override released
LAST STATE	Override set to current state, ON or OFF	Override set to current state, ON or OFF	No change to override state	Override released
NO ACTION	No change to override state	No change to override state	No change to override state	Override released
RUN	Override released	Override released	No change to override state	Override released

Blink Notice for DMX512

DMX512 mode allows blink notice to occur on circuits when they are configured for blink notice and are commanded OFF. See Blink Type in the section Setting a Blink Type in Panel Setup.

NOTE: Breakers should not be configured for blink notice if blink notice is not desired.

Setting Comms Loss Action

The action of a zone can be set in the event of an extended loss of communications with a building automation system (BAS).

NOTE: This feature should be enabled only when the controller is being used as part of a BAS and the BAS is continuously communicating to the controller.

To enable or disable COMMS LOSS ACTION, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > COMMS > COMMS LOSS ACTION.

The COMMS LOSS ACTION screen displays:
Configure the options listed in COMMS LOSS ACTION Screen Options.

COMMS LOSS ACTION Screen Options

Option	Description
Protocol	Modbus
	BACnet
	DMX
	Disabled
Timer value	1–600 seconds — This value refers to the maximum time allowed between communication transactions before the comms loss action is triggered for all zones.

Controller Setup

To set up the Controller navigate to the CONTROLLER menu and follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU screen, select SETUP > CONTROLLER.

The CONTROLLER MENU screen displays:
From this screen, do the following:
- Set up circuit breaker timing
- Set clock date/time, geographic location, and daylight savings time (DST) options
- Set controller name

Setting up Circuit Breaker Timing

Circuit breaker timing settings are used to control the length of time between a blink notice and when the breakers are turned OFF, the minimum amount of time between successive switching operations, and the amount of time the controller waits to verify that a circuit breaker is in its commanded state (ON or OFF).

To set up circuit breaker timing, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU screen, select SETUP > CONTROLLER > BREAKER TIMING.

The BREAKER TIMING screen displays:
Configure the BREAKER TIMING options listed in Circuit Breaker Blink Time Options.

Circuit Breaker Blink Time Options

Option	Description
Blink-to-OFF	The time delay between the blinking of the circuits and the time the circuit breakers are to turn OFF. Default = 5 minutes Range = 2–30 minutes
Stagger Delay	The time period between circuit breaker operations when multiple circuit breakers are requested to change at the same time. Default = 0.1 seconds Range = 0.1–1 seconds
Verify Delay	The time delay between the switching of circuit breakers and the verification that the circuit breakers reached the commanded state. Default = 1 second Range = 1–8 seconds
Pulse Duration*	The amount of time that power is interrupted to a sweep switch, allowing the switch to reach the OFF state before the circuit breaker returns to an ON state. Default = 5 seconds Range = 1–10 seconds
Pulse Repeat*	The amount of time assigned between pulse intervals. Turns the sweep switch OFF allowing the circuit breaker to return to an ON state.

NOTE: These values apply to all circuit breakers in the system.

Setting up the Clock

To set up all clock options, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU screen, select SETUP > CONTROLLER > CLOCK.

The CLOCK SETUP screen displays:
From this screen, do the following:
- Set the time and date (TIME/DATE screen)
- View calculated sunrise, sunset (SETTINGS screen)
- View daylight savings time (DST) begin and end dates (DST screen)

Refer to the following sections for specific subscreen information.

Setting Time and Date

The time and date must be set up from this screen. To set up time/date follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > CONTROLLER > CLOCK > TIME/DATE.

The TIME/DATE screen displays:
Configure the Time/Date options described in TIME/DATE Screen Options .

TIME/DATE Screen Options

Option	Description
Time	The Time option allows a user to set the hours, minutes, and seconds where the controller is located. NOTE: The AM/PM suffix is displayed only if the 12 HR clock format is set.
Date	The Date option allows a user to set the current date for the controller. NOTE: The time format, the calculated Sunrise and Sunset times for the current day, and the calculated DST Begins and Ends dates for the current year are displayed based on information entered in the CLOCK SETUP screen (see Setting up the Clock).
Sunrise (read only)	Allows you to view sunrise time and is calculated using the controller's longitude and latitude coordinates.
Sunset (read only)	Allows you to view sunset time and is calculated using the controller's longitude and latitude coordinates.
DST (read only)	Allows you to view the DST begin and end dates range and is calculated from the DST settings screen.

Clock Settings

To set up time time zone information, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > CONTROLLER > CLOCK > SETTINGS.

The CLOCK SETTINGS screen displays:
Configure the options described in the CLOCK SETTINGS Screen Options.

CLOCK SETTINGS Screen Options

Option	Value	Description
Clock Format	12 HR (AM and PM) 24 HR	The Clock Format option selects how time is displayed.
DST Enabled	YES = ON NO = OFF	The DST Enabled option selects whether Daylight Savings Time is ON or OFF.
Latitude	0–64 degrees North or South	The Latitude option enters the latitude of the controller’s location. Used with the Longitude value, it enables the controller to more accurately calculate sunrise and sunset. For the latitude of major cities in the United States and other countries, refer to Time Zones. NOTE: The latitude range is limited so that sunrise and sunset always occur on the same day.
Longitude	0–180 degrees East or West	The Longitude option enters the longitude of the controller’s location. Used with the Latitude value, it enables the controller to more accurately calculate sunrise and sunset. For the longitude of major cities in the United States and other countries, refer to Time Zones.
Time Zone	See Time Zones.	The Time Zone option selects the time zone for the controller. The time zone typically shows the hours offset from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), although names appear for times zones located in the US and Canada.

NOTE: Selecting the correct time zone is important if the controller is remotely accessed from another time zone. All time zones in this table have selected cities listed for reference.

Time Zones

GMT +/- Offset	Time Zone Name	Selected Locations
GMT–12:00		Eniwetok, Kwajalein
GMT–11:00		Midway Island, Samoa
GMT–10:00	HAWAII	Honolulu
GMT–09:00	ALASKA	Anchorage
GMT–08:00	PACIFIC	(United States and Canada), Tijuana
GMT–07:00	MOUNTAIN	(United States and Canada)
GMT–06:00	CENTRAL	(United States and Canada), Mexico City, Tegucigalpa, Saskatchewan
GMT–05:00	EASTERN	(United States and Canada), Bogota, Lima, Quito
GMT–04:00	ATLANTIC	(Canada), Caracas, La Paz, Barbados
GMT–03:30	NEWFNDLND	Newfoundland
GMT–03:00		Buenos Aires, Georgetown
GMT–02:00		(Mid-Atlantic)
GMT–01:00		Azores, Cape Verde Island
GMT		Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London, Casablanca, Monrovia
GMT+01:00		Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna, Belgrade, Bratislava, Budapest, Ljublijana, Prague, Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris, Vilnius, Sarajevo, Warsaw, Zagreb
GMT+02:00		Athens, Istanbul, Minsk, Bucharest, Cairo, Harare, Pretoria, Israel, Helsinki, Riga, Tallinn
GMT+03:00		Baghdad, Kuwait, Riyadh, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nairobi
GMT+03:30		Tehran
GMT+04:00		Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Baku, Tbilsi
GMT+04:30		Kabul
GMT+05:00		Ekaterinburg, Islamabad, Karachi, Tashkent
GMT+05:30		Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, New Delhi
GMT+06:00		Almaty, Dhaka, Columbo
GMT+07:00		Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta
GMT+08:00		Bejing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Perth, Singapore, Taipei
GMT+09:00		Osaka, Sapporo, Tokyo, Seoul, Yakutsk
GMT+09:30		Adelaide, Darwin
GMT+10:00		Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney, Guam, Port Moresby, Hobart, Vladivostok
GMT+11:00		Magadan, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia
GMT+12:00		Aukland, Wellington, Fiji, Kamchatka, Marshall Islands

Latitude and longitude reference of selected U.S. cities

City and State	Lat.	Long.	City and State	Lat.	Long.
Akron, OH	41° N	81° W	Joplin, MO	37° N	94° W
Albany, NY	42° N	73° W	Juneau, AK	58° N	134° W
Albuquerque, NM	35° N	106° W	Kalamazoo, MI	42° N	85° W
Allentown, PA	41° N	75° W	Kansas City, MO	39° N	94° W
Amarillo, TX	35° N	102° W	Knoxville, TN	36° N	84° W
Anchorage, AK	61° N	150° W	Lancaster, PA	40° N	76° W
Ann Arbor, MI	42° N	83° W	Las Vegas, NV	36° N	115° W
Asheville, NC	36° N	82° W	Lincoln, NE	41° N	96° W
Atlanta, GA	33° N	84° W	Little Rock, AR	35° N	92° W
Augusta, GA	33° N	82° W	Los Angeles, CA	34° N	118° W
Austin, TX	30° N	97° W	Louisville, KY	38° N	85° W
Baltimore, MD	39° N	76° W	Macon, GA	33° N	83° W
Bangor, ME	44° N	68° W	Madison, WI	43° N	89° W
Baton Rouge, LA	30° N	91° W	Memphis, TN	35° N	90° W
Biloxi, MS	30° N	89° W	Miami, FL	25° N	80° W
Birmingham, AL	33° N	87° W	Milwaukee, WI	43° N	88° W
Bismarck, ND	46° N	100° W	Minneapolis, MN	45° N	93° W
Boise, ID	43° N	116° W	Mobile, AL	30° N	88° W
Boston, MA	42° N	71° W	Montgomery, AL	32° N	86° W
Brattleboro, VT	43° N	72° W	Montpelier, VT	44° N	72° W
Bridgeport, CT	41° N	73° W	Nashville, TN	36° N	86° W
Buffalo, NY	43° N	79° W	Newark, NJ	40° N	74° W
Butte, MT	46° N	112° W	New Haven, CT	41° N	73° W
Casper, WY	43° N	106° W	New Orleans, LA	30° N	90° W
Charleston, SC	32° N	80° W	New York, NY	40° N	74° W
Charlotte, NC	35° N	81° W	Niagara Falls, NY	43° N	79° W
Chattanooga, TN	35° N	85° W	Nome, AK	64° N	165° W
Cheyenne, WY	41° N	105° W	Norfolk, VA	37° N	76° W
Chicago, IL	42° N	87° W	Oakland, CA	37° N	122° W
Cincinnati, OH	39° N	84° W	Oklahoma City, OK	35° N	97° W
Cleveland, OH	41° N	81° W	Omaha, NE	41° N	96° W
Columbus, OH	40° N	83° W	Peoria, IL	41° N	89° W
Concord, NH	43° N	71° W	Philadelphia, PA	40° N	75° W
Dallas, TX	32° N	96° W	Phoenix, AZ	33° N	112° W
Dayton, OH	40° N	84° W	Pittsburgh, PA	40° N	80° W
Daytona Beach, FL	29° N	81° W	Pocatello, ID	43° N	112° W
Denver, CO	39° N	105° W	Portland, ME	43° N	70° W
Des Moines, IA	41° N	93° W	Portland, OR	45° N	122° W
Detroit, MI	42° N	83° W	Providence, RI	42° N	71° W
Dubuque, IA	42° N	90° W	Provo, UT	40° N	111° W
Duluth, MN	46° N	92° W	Reno, NV	39° N	119° W
Durham, NC	36° N	79° W	Richmond, VA	37° N	77° W
El Paso, TX	31° N	106° W	Rochester, NY	43° N	77° W
Eugene, OR	44° N	123° W	St. Louis, MO	38° N	90° W
Fairbanks, AK	65° N	147° W	Salt Lake City, UT	40° N	112° W
Fargo, ND	47° N	96° W	San Francisco, CA	37° N	122° W
Flagstaff, AZ	35° N	111° W	Santa Fe, NM	35° N	106° W
Fort Wayne, IN	41° N	85° W	Savannah, GA	32° N	81° W
Fort, Worth, TX	32° N	97° W	Seattle, WA	47° N	122° W
Gainesville, FL	30° N	82° W	Shreveport, LA	32° N	93° W
Galveston, TX	29° N	94° W	Sioux Falls, SD	43° N	96° W
Gary, IN	42° N	87° W	Syracuse, NY	43° N	76° W
Grand Rapids, MI	43° N	85° W	Tallahassee, FL	30° N	84° W
Green Bay, WI	44° N	88° W	Texarkana, TX	33° N	94° W
Greenville, SC	35° N	77° W	Topeka, KS	39° N	95° W
Harrisburg, PA	40° N	77° W	Tulsa, OK	36° N	96° W
Hartford, CT	42° N	72° W	Tucson, AZ	32° N	111° W
Honolulu, HI	21° N	158° W	Utica, NY	43° N	75° W
Houston, TX	29° N	95° W	Washington, DC	39° N	77° W
Indianapolis, IN	39° N	86° W	Wichita, KS	37° N	97° W
Iowa City, IA	42° N	91° W	Wilmington, DE	40° N	75° W
Jacksonville, FL	30° N	81° W

Latitude and longitude reference of selected international cities

City and State	Lat.	Long.	City and State	Lat.	Long.
Bangkok, Thailand	13° N	100° E	Mexico City, Mexico	19° N	99° W
Belém, Brazil	1° S	48° W	Montreal, Que., Canada	45° N	73° W
Bogotá, Columbia	4° N	74° W	Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada	50° N	105° W
Buenos Aires, Argentina	34° S	58° W	Nelson, B.C., Canada	49° N	117° W
Calgary, Alba, Canada	51° N	114° W	Ottawa, Ont., Canada	45° N	75° W
Caracas, Venezuela	10° N	67° W	Panama City, Panama	9° N	79° W
Cayenne, French Guiana	4° N	52° W	Port Arthur, Ont., Canada	48° N	89° W
Chihuahua, Mexico	28° N	106° W	Quebec, Que., Canada	46° N	71° W
Córdoba, Argentina	31° S	64° W	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	23° S	43° W
Guatemala City, Guatemala	14° N	90° W	Salvador, Brazil	13° S	38° W
Guayaquil, Ecuador	2° S	80° W	Santiago, Chile	33° S	70° W
Iquique, Chile	20° S	70° W	Sao Paulo, Brazil	23° S	46° W
Kingston, Ont., Canada	44° N	76° W	Singapore, Singapore	1° N	104° E
La Paz, Bolivia	16° S	68° W	St. John, N.B., Canada	45° N	66° W
Lima, Peru	12° S	77° W	Taipei, Taiwan	25° N	121° E
London, Ont., Canada	43° N	81° W	Toronto, Ont., Canada	43° N	79° W
Manila, Philippines	14° N	121° E	Vancouver, B.C., Canada	49° N	123° W
Mazatlán, Mexico	23° N	106° W	Winnipeg, Man., Canada	50° N	97° W

Setting Daylight Savings Time

To set up daylight savings time information, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU, select SETUP > CONTROLLER > CLOCK > DST.

The DST SETUP screen displays:
The displayed DST is enabled (YES) and begins on the second Sunday in March and ends the first Sunday in November.
Set up the DST options listed in Daylight Savings Time Setup Option.

Daylight Savings Time Setup Option

Option	Value				Description
DST Enabled	YESDefault value.* or NO				Turning daylight savings time on or off.
DST Begins	1st	SunDefault value.*	Jan	Aug	Three options are available for setting up the beginning of daylight savings time. See the following example as it describes the DST SETUP screen. EXAMPLE: 2nd Sun in Mar. On the second Sunday in March, the daylight savings time will be activated.
	2ndDefault value.*	Mon	Feb	Sep
	3rd	Tue	MarDefault value.*	Oct
	4th	Wed	Apr	Nov
	Last	Thu	May	Dec
		Fri	Jun
		Sat	Jul
DST Ends	1stDefault value.*	SunDefault value.*	Jan	Aug	Three options are available for setting up the end of daylight savings time. See the following example as it describes the DST SETUP screen. EXAMPLE: 1st Sun in Nov. On the first Sunday in November, the daylight savings time will be deactivated.
	2nd	Mon	Feb	Sep
	3rd	Tue	Mar	Oct
	4th	Wed	Apr	NovDefault value.*
	Last	Thu	May	Dec
		Fri	Jun
		Sat	Jul

NOTE: Since DST is a repeating event, the date is set by selecting Week of Month, Day of Week, and Month of Year. Actual dates are automatically calculated each new year.

NOTE: To verify local daylight savings time and when it begins and ends, see Setting Time and Date.

Naming the Controller

To assign or change the controller name, follow these steps:

From the MAIN MENU screen, select SETUP > CONTROLLER > CONTROLLER NAME.

The CONTROLLER NAME screen displays:
Enter the controller name (see Entering or Changing a Name under the section Operating the Display).

NOTE: The assigned name will be displayed on the walk-up screen under Main Screen in the section Screen Overview.

Recovery Assist

The Update Using LCS menu has been replaced with the Recovery Assist menu. If assistance is needed with updating or recovering the Powerlink G4 web pages, enable this feature, then contact Technical Support.

To enable or disabled the web page update feature, use the Recovery Assist HMI screen, as shown below.

Navigate to SETUP > CONTROLLER > RECOVERY ASSIST.

The RECOVERY ASSIST screen opens: