Innotech Omni Ui

Omni
USER INSTRUCTIONS
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Document Management
Document Title: Omni User Instructions
Revision History
Version
Date Summary of Changes
Number
1.0 September 2017 Document first edition
Add new settings (Modbus, ISS), update access level Permissions
1.1 August 2018 tables and web server screens, update Device Info screens.
Updated Web server screens and information for new interface. Add
1.2 February 2020
custom access levels.
Contents
Proprietary......................................................................................................................... 2
Trademark.......................................................................................................................... 2
Disclaimer.......................................................................................................................... 2
Document Management.................................................................................................... 3
Preliminary Information
1-1 Overview..................................................................................................................... 8
1-1.1 About this Document.................................................................................................8
1-1.2 Scope of this Document.............................................................................................8
1-1.3 Information Icons.......................................................................................................8
1-2 Description of the Omni BEMS Controller................................................................. 9

1-2.1 What It Does..............................................................................................................12
1-2.2 Focus Configuration Software.................................................................................13
Operation
2-1 Overview................................................................................................................... 16
2-2 Omni Start-up........................................................................................................... 17
2-3 Menu Structure......................................................................................................... 17
2-3.1 Menu Overview.........................................................................................................17
2-3.2 Structure of Menus...................................................................................................17
2-4 Controls and Indicators............................................................................................ 18

2-4.1 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD).....................................................................................18
2-4.2 Navigation Wheel......................................................................................................18
2-4.3 A Button....................................................................................................................18
2-4.4 B Button....................................................................................................................18
2-4.5 Back Button..............................................................................................................18
2-4.6 Heartbeat LED...........................................................................................................18
2-4.7 Progammable Point (UI/O) LEDs..............................................................................18
2-4.8 Comms LEDs.............................................................................................................18
2-4.9 Alarms & Warnings....................................................................................................19
2-4.10 Omni Indicator Identification................................................................................19
Contents (Continued)
HMI Menus
3-1 Overview................................................................................................................... 22
3-1.1 Icons used in this section.........................................................................................22
3-1.2 HMI Access.................................................................................................................23
3-2 Main Menu................................................................................................................. 24

3-2.1 Overview...................................................................................................................24
3-2.2 Login Screen.............................................................................................................24
3-2.3 Watch Pages..............................................................................................................24
3-2.4 Flash Pages...............................................................................................................25
3-2.5 Calendars..................................................................................................................26
3-2.6 Alarms.......................................................................................................................28
3-2.7 Date / Time................................................................................................................29
3-2.8 Protocols...................................................................................................................29
3-2.9 Port Assignment.......................................................................................................30
3-2.10 UIO...........................................................................................................................32
3-2.11 Display.....................................................................................................................33
3-2.12 System.....................................................................................................................33
3-2.13 Editing Parameters using the HMI.........................................................................34
3-2.14 Saving Parameters..................................................................................................35
Contents (Continued)
Omni Web Server

4-1 Overview................................................................................................................... 38
4-2 Omni Web Server...................................................................................................... 38
4-2.1 Logging In..................................................................................................................38
4-2.2 Configuration Updates.............................................................................................40
4-2.3 Network.....................................................................................................................41
4-2.4 Watches.....................................................................................................................42
4-2.5 Schedules..................................................................................................................43
4-2.6 Alarms.......................................................................................................................48
4-2.7 Logging......................................................................................................................51
4-2.8 Monitor......................................................................................................................57
4-2.9 Settings.....................................................................................................................58
4-2.10 Device Info.............................................................................................................103
4-2.11 Documents............................................................................................................112
4-2.12 Logging Out........................................................................................................... 113
4-2.13 Omni Web Help..................................................................................................... 113
Customer Assistance..................................................................................................... 114

Innotech Support.............................................................................................................114
Omni
USER INSTRUCTIONS
1 Preliminary Information
Omni User Instructions
1-1 Overview
This manual is designed to provide the customer with complete and comprehensive documentation
for the Omni Controller. This document contains detailed procedures for HMI (Human Machine
Interface / Front Panel) and on-board web server operation of the BEMS (Building and Energy
Management System) Controller.
1-1.1 About this Document

This manual is intended to provide the user with complete and easy-to-follow instructions for
HMI operation of the Omni BEMS Controller from the front panel and web server. In preparing
these instructions, Innotech assumed that the typical operator is not necessarily familiar with the
operation of computer systems. For this reason, operating instructions and procedures are presented
at a technically basic level and as clearly as possible.
Each Controller is designed to be set-up to its own application requirements and since each
customer’s application is different, no two units have identical step-by-step operating procedures.
However, the Omni BEMS Controller is user-friendly and operation is simple once the necessary
operational information has been explained. The operating procedures in this manual are based on
typical operating scenarios.
References made throughout this manual to "Omni", "Controller" or "BEMS Controller" refer to all models of the
Omni BEMS Controller except where specified.
1-1.2 Scope of this Document

This technical manual has multiple sections:
Table 1-1: Manual Scope
Chapter Description
Chapter 1 - Preliminary Chapter 1 provides related information of a general nature. This
Information chapter also contains a brief description of the Omni Controllers.
Chapter 2 - Operation Chapter 2 provides information for configuring an Omni Controller.
Chapter 3 - HMI Menus Chapter 3 provides an overview of the various HMI screens.
Chapter 4 - Omni Web Server Chapter 4 provides information about the Omni web server.
1-1.3 Information Icons

Throughout this manual, icons are used to illustrate important notes. Examples are shown below.
These notices provide extra information. It is non-critical information but should be read.
IMPORTANT
These notices contain information about the software that must be done before proceeding further to ensure
success.
1-2 Description of the Omni BEMS Controller

The Innotech Omni BEMS Controller is the main component of the Omni System. Other components
of the system, such as expansion devices are passive units with no front panel operation associated
with them.
C40D Controller shown with parts labels. The C20 model is physically the same as the C40 but with less UIOs.
24VAC/VDC In Programmable Points HMI Display Comms In

See Inset on
Next Page
1.27pm 20/07/2016
Omni Controller
System Supply
Temperature 24.6 C
24VDC ISS Programmable Ethernet & SD Heartbeat LED

Out In Points Card USB-A
(See Inset on Next Page)
USB-Mini B
Connected Comms
Figure 1-1: Omni C40D BEMS Controller
24VAC/VDC In Programmable Points Comms In
1.27pm 20/07/2016 Connected Comms
Omni Controller USB-Mini B

System Supply
Temperature 24.6 C
Heartbeat LED
Programmable Points Ethernet & SD Card

(See Inset on next page)
Figure 1-2: Omni C14D BEMS Controller
Chapter 1 – Preliminary Information Page 9 © Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017

Ethernet
MicroSD Slot
C40/C20 C14
Figure 1-4: Inset: Omni Controller Ethernet and Micro SD Card slot (on underside)
B Button
1.27pm 20/07/2016 A Button
Omni Controller Graphical LCD Display

System Supply
Temperature 24.6 C
Navigation Wheel/Button
Back Button
Caution LED
Alarm LED
Figure 1-3: Inset: Omni OHM01 HMI Display (all models)
The retrofit display (OMH01) is the same for all Omni controllers. Omni models with a display have 'D' in the model
name (C40D, C20D, C14D). Non-display models can be fitted with the retrofit display.
The Omni U10 Expansion Device, expands the input and output capabilities of the controller. The U10
expands the amount of programmable points (UI/O) by 10. Multiple U10 Expansion Devices can be
used to expand the available UI/Os. Once configured, no operator action is required for the expansion
device. The table below shows the expansion capabilities of each controller.
Table 1-2: Omni U10 Expander Limit
Omni Model Expander Maximum

C40/C40D 5
C20/C20D 5
C14/C14D Not Supported
When more than five U10 devices are connected, the maximum speed will drop by 50%.
24V Programmable EOL Comms

In Points Jumper In
USB-Mini B
Programmable Points Heartbeat LED
Figure 1-5: Omni U10 Expansion Device

1-2.1 What It Does

The Controller is designed mainly for automatic control of large-scale heating, ventilation and air
conditioning (HVAC) systems; operator action is mainly limited to monitoring tasks. The Digital
Controller replaces older systems in which multiple analogue controllers were used for control of
large HVAC systems.
The Omni Controller can operate as a standalone device, while more complex installations can use
multiple controllers sharing data between controllers and a computer. Communications among the
Omni BEMS Controllers is a via an Ethernet backbone with the option of RS485 networks for Innotech
backward compatibility and other protocols such as BACnet MS/TP.
Omni controllers and remote expansion modules have fully Programmable Points, which can all be
used as either universal inputs or universal outputs (UI/O).
For the purposes of this manual, the terms "Programmable Points" and "Universal Inputs/Outputs (UI/O)" are
interchangeable and are defined in the same way as "points which can be programmed as Inputs or Outputs".
1-2.2 Focus Configuration Software

Before being placed in service, the BEMS Controller is “tailored” to its intended application by
the Innotech Focus Software. The user can design the Controller's operating program using the
configuration software. The designer uses the software to develop a functional block diagram of the
entire mechanical system interconnected with the Controller and containing all necessary operating
values. When the design is completed, the software user loads the new configuration into the
Controller’s ROM where it stays resident until such time as reprogramming may be necessary.
In addition to establishing the specific operating configuration of the system, the Focus Configuration
Software also sets up specific functions which can be monitored, used and/or changed by the Digital
Controller operator, such as:
• System Operating Schedules, daily, weekly and yearly
• Access Codes defining what functions/data are available to an operator
• Organisation of monitoring data into logical groups (pages) for presentation to an operator
• Organisation of System Pages containing data of interest to supervisory personnel
• Audible or visual alarms of system and processing faults
• Process values (setpoints)
Figure 1-6: Focus Configuration Software

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Omni
USER INSTRUCTIONS
2 Operation
2-1 Overview
Omni BEMS Controllers feature a state of the art processor and are designed for versatility and
ease of use. Using the Focus configuration software, these controllers can be easily configured
for customer specific applications. The Omni operating procedure may vary for each controller
depending on your configuration.
A user friendly interface and ease of operation is common among all Omni controllers. This section
of the document provides the following information to help you with the operation of Omni BEMS
Controller.
Please note the screen shots used throughout this document are taken from a typical Omni
Controller. Any differences among the various controllers will be detailed accordingly.
Table 2-1: Operation Section Scope
Section Title Description

2-1 Overview Description of the Omni BEMS Controller.
2-2 Omni Start-up Description of the Omni start-up process.
2-3 Menu Structure Description of the Omni menu structure.
2-4 Controls and Indicators Description of the parts of the Omni.
2-2 Omni Start-up

The Omni BEMS Controller is normally powered at installation and then left powered indefinitely;
therefore the operator would not normally perform start-up procedures. However, maintenance
actions or a power failure could require the unit to be restarted.
After applying power to the Controller, the Omni logo will be displayed on the LCD and the Heartbeat
LED will be orange. After the Omni has finished its boot sequence, the home screen will be displayed
and the Heartbeat LED will change to green.
2-3 Menu Structure

2-3.1 Menu Overview
This section of the document provides information about the basic structure of the menu screens for
the Omni Controllers. Information on general navigation through the various menu screens is also
provided in this section. See the HMI Menus section for further details.
2-3.2 Structure of Menus

The LCD screen is the primary method by which the user interacts with the HMI (Human Machine
Interface) on the controller.
This section is applicable only to Omni Controllers with an onboard HMI or Controllers using an external Omni HMI
interface.
A representation of the structure of menus within an Omni controller is shown below. More detailed
information on the menu structure and LED indicators is contained elsewhere in this section. A
detailed description of the menus for the different models of Omni controllers follows in subsequent
sections.
Home Watch Pages Select Watch Page Edit/View
Calendars Select Calendar Add/Edit/Del Event
Enter Login for Alarms Select/ View Acknowledge

Menu Access
Local Settings Edit/View

Date / Time
NTP Edit/View
Protocols Select Protocol Edit/View
Ethernet Select Port Edit/View

Port Assign.
RS485 Select Port Edit/View
UIO Select UIO Edit/View
Display Edit/View
Status View Information
System Performance View Information
Versions View Information
Figure 2-1: HMI Menu Flow Chart
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2-4 Controls and Indicators

2-4.1 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
12.00pm 20/07/2016 The LCD (where installed) is the main indicator component of the Digital
Controller; it is a 128x64 pixel graphical display.
Omni Controller
System Supply The LCD contains an automatic white backlight feature that enhances the
Temperature 24.6 C visibility of the LCD presentation. The backlight turns on automatically
whenever any button is pressed or navigation wheel is pressed or moved.
The backlight will turn off without user interaction after the time specified
in the Display Settings.
2-4.2 Navigation Wheel

The navigation wheel is used to move around the menu structure of the Omni controllers.
Moving the wheel left or right will scroll up or down in a menu or change a selected value.
The navigation wheel can also be pressed to confirm settings or enter a menu.
2-4.3 A Button
The 'A' button is used to show the Watch Pages menu (when at the Home screen). Login
is required.
2-4.4 B Button
The 'B' button is used to show the Notifications (Alarms) screen (when at the Home
screen). Login is required.
2-4.5 Back Button

The back button is used for navigating back to the previous screen. Hold the button
for 2 seconds at any screen to return to the home page (as shown above).
2-4.6 Heartbeat LED

The Heartbeat LED is located at the bottom right of the Controller below the USB port(s) and
among other things indicates that primary operating power is applied to the Digital Controller
when lit. A green LED will flash on and off (heartbeat) to indicate that the Controller is "alive".
2-4.7 Progammable Point (UI/O) LEDs

When used as a digital input or output, the LED will light orange. A flashing orange
LED indicates that there is a problem.
2-4.8 Comms LEDs

When connected, the LED for the connected Comm will light. A flickering LED indicates
that data is being sent or received.
2-4.9 Alarms & Warnings

Alarms on Omni Controllers can be programmed to notify the operator when a certain
event occurs. These can be utilised to notify you of any critical events that are being
monitored. Alarms can be configured in the Innotech Focus software.
If an alarm or warning is active, the associated LED will light on the controller.
Alarms can either appear constantly on the controller LCD or scroll between alarms every
5 seconds if more than one alarm is triggered. How these are displayed will depend on how
the alarms have been configured.
2-4.10 Omni Indicator Identification

The table below shows the different LED states that may be seen on your Omni device.
Table 2-2: Omni LED Indicators
LED LED Indication What It Means

Green Flash Controller status OK
Static Orange & Controller shows orange and green during
Green booting
Red Flash Controller fault
Heartbeat
Shown when upgrading, during config
Orange Flash transfer, initialising etc.
Power fail - controller power is below limit
Orange Slow Flash for normal operation
HMI - Alarm Red Alarm is active
HMI - Warning Orange Warning is active
Orange Connected as a digital input or output

Programmable
Points Orange Flash Programmable point fault
Red Data transmit

Green Data receive
Comms
The combination of the red and green LEDs
Orange can appear orange due to the processing
speed
ISS Input Green Connected device
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Omni
USER INSTRUCTIONS
3 HMI Menus
3-1 Overview
This section of the document provides detailed information about the structure and functionality
of the HMI for the Omni BEMS Controllers. A brief description of each menu and information on
configuring various parameters is also provided in this section.
Home Watch Pages Select Watch Page Edit/View
Calendars Select Calendar Add/Edit/Del Event
Enter Login for Alarms Select/ View Acknowledge

Menu Access
Local Settings Edit/View

Date / Time
NTP Edit/View
Protocols Select Protocol Edit/View
Ethernet Select Port Edit/View

Port Assign.
RS485 Select Port Edit/View
UIO Select UIO Edit/View
Display Edit/View
Status View Information
System Performance View Information
Versions View Information
Figure 3-1: HMI Menu Flow Chart
Please note the screenshots used throughout this document are taken from a typical Omni BEMS Controller with
HMI. Any differences among the various controllers will be detailed accordingly.
3-1.1 Icons used in this section

The table below shows lists the icons used in this manual and the related button on the Omni HMI.
Table 3-1: HMI Button Icons
Icon HMI Button Description

A 'A' Button At the home screen, press to show the Watch page screen.
B 'B' Button At the home screen, press to view the Notifications screen.
Press Back to cancel value editing and to go back to the

Back Button previous screen. Hold the Back button for 2 seconds at any
screen to return to the home screen.
Scroll the wheel left or right to navigate menus and screens.
Wheel Scroll It is also used to change values.
Press the wheel button to enter a menu screen or change a
Wheel Press value to edit mode.
3-1.2 HMI Access

The user's access level also determines which HMI menus are visible/accessible.
Table 3-2: HMI Access
Access Level Menus

Watch Calendar Alarms Date/ Protocols Port UIO Display System
Pages Time Assign.
Read/ Read/ Read/ Read/ Read/ Read/ Read/ Read/ Read/
Adjuster Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write
Administrator Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write
Commissioner Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write
Engineer Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write
Facility Manager Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write
Observer Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write Write
Green - Menu Visible (Access Available)
Key Red - Menu Visible (Access Unavailable)
Grey - Menu Not Visible (Access Unavailable)
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3-2 Main Menu

3-2.1 Overview
This section of the document provides information on navigating the HMI on the Omni BEMS
Controller.
Turn the navigation wheel left or right to move the selection up or down on the HMI. The menu
navigation is not continuous and when the top or bottom is reached, it does not loop around. Eg:
When on menu 9/9, continuing to scroll will not move to 1/9.
Press the centre of the navigation wheel to select the menu. The first screen seen will be the Login
screen.
12.00pm 20/07/2016 12.00pm 01/01/2016

Omni Controller Omni Controller
System Supply A: Alarm
Temperature 24.6 C Status Active
Figure 3-2: Examples of the LCD Home Screen
All screens in this section are indicative only.
3-2.2 Login Screen

Use the navigation wheel to select and enter your login to access the HMI menus.
Please enter login details User access not allowed! If programmed, you will be
Username Username required to login if you press the
Innotech Innotech A or B button. If your access level
PIN PIN does not allow viewing of these
pages, access will be denied.
Figure 3-3: HMI Login Screen
3-2.3 Watch Pages
Menu 1/9 Watch Pages 2/3 AC1 Zones 1/5

Watch Pages AC1 Control AC1 Zone1, Temp
Calendars AC1 Zones 23.50
Alarms Pump Control AC1 Zone2, Temp
Date / Time 23.90
Figure 3-4: Watch Page Menu Item & Watches Menu
This section provides information about the use of Flash and Watch pages within the Omni controller.
Each page typically contains data to be monitored by the user (hence the term Watch Page) and
process values, such as controller setpoints, which may be viewed and edited.
The content of each page is normally arranged in a logical manner; for example, all the data on Watch
Page 6 might represent parameters for Heating and Cooling Zone 6. The arrangement and content of
each Watch Page and level of access for individual users is programmed by the Focus Configuration
Soft ware.
3-2.3.1 Watches & Watch Pages

AC1 Control 1/6
AC1 Supply Fan
Request 0.00
AC1 Supply Fan
Status 1.00
Figure 3-5: Watch Page View
When the device is first configured by the Focus Configuration software, it is possible to place the
current value of a node of any block within the configuration on a Watch page. These Watch pages
allow users to quickly view important I/O and block values on specified watch pages. If an item has an
underline, this indicates the cursor position in the screen and signifies that the item is not editable.
3-2.3.2 Editable Watches
AC1 Control 5/6

AC1 A’Hours
Request 1.00
AC1 A’Hours Timer
2.00
Figure 3-6: Editable Watch Value
Watch pages may also be configured with watches that are editable by the user. These may refer to
temperature setpoints or other adjustable user variables. An adjustable watch parameter can be
edited directly on the controller. If an item's value is in a box, this indicates the cursor position in the
screen and that the item is editable.
To edit the item, press the Navigation wheel button, rotate the wheel to edit the value, press the
button to save. To cancel, press the back button before saving the value.
3-2.4 Flash Pages

Omni controllers also contain a specific page known as a Flash page. Watches assigned to this page
are displayed at the bottom of the Home Page at three second intervals. After start-up the first Flash
Watch is displayed for three seconds, followed by the next Flash Watch for three seconds, and so on
until the cycle is repeated. You can also rotate the navigation wheel to move through the watches.
Alarms that have the Display option marked in the block are sent to the display as a flash (if
programmed). Alarm annunciation has priority and overrides the flash page until all alarms are
cleared.
The Flash Watch feature is especially useful for applications containing many watches; it allows you
to easily monitor a range of specified watches without having to access a Watch Page and manually
scroll through it.

3-2.5 Calendars
Menu 2/9 Calendars 1/1 Calendar 1/3
Watch Pages Calendar View all events
Calendars View events by date
Alarms Add new event
Date / Time
Figure 3-7: Calendar Menu Item
The Calendar menu is used for viewing and programming schedules on your Omni Controller. The
circle next to the calendar indicates if events are currently active. Filled circle = active, unfilled circle =
inactive.
3-2.5.1 Add a Calendar Event using the HMI

Select Add new event on the HMI to begin the creation of a new Calendar event. There are 9 menu
options for creating a new event (the 10th option is Delete Event). Note: The event name cannot be
changed on the HMI.
1. Recurrences - by default it is set to Repeat Never, selecting this line will open the recurring event
options.
2. All Day - if you change this option to Yes, you cannot specify a start, stop time or duration.
3. Start Date - Select a start date for the event.
4. Start Time - Select a start time for the event.
5. Duration - The duration will be calulated automatically when a start and stop time is entered,
you can also edit this option manually and the stop time will be recalculated accordingly.
6. Stop Date - Enter a stop date for the event.
7. Stop Time - Enter a stop time for the event.
8. Value - Select either ON or OFF to determine if the event should turn a configuration on or off
when active.
9. Priority - Select the event priority. If events overlap, the priority will determine which event is
active.
10. After you have finished editing, press the back button and select Yes to save the changes.
Event 3* 1/10 Event 3* 2/10 Event 3* 3/10 Event 3* 4/10

Repeat Never Repeat Never Repeat Never Repeat Never
All Day No All Day No All Day No All Day No
Start Date 20/07/2016 Start Date 20/07/2016 Start Date 20/07/2016 Start Date 20/07/2016
Start Time 07:00 Start Time 07:00 Start Time 07:00 Start Time 07:00
Event 3* 5/10 Event 3* 6/10 Event 3* 7/10 Event 3* 8/10

All Day No Start Date 20/07/2016 Start Time 07:00 Duration 10 hrs
Start Date 20/07/2016 Start Time 07:00 Duration 10 hrs Stop Date 20/07/2016
Start Time 07:00 Duration 10 hrs Stop Date 20/07/2016 Stop Time 17:00
Duration 10 hrs Stop Date 20/07/2016 Stop Time 17:00 Value ON
Event 3* 9/10 Save Changes?

Stop Date 20/07/2016 Yes
Stop Time 17:00 No
Value ON Cancel
Priority 2
Figure 3-8: Calendar - Add Event
3-2.5.2 Add a Recurring Event

Recurrences by default are set to Repeat Never, select Repeat Never by pressing the navigation wheel
to open the Recurrence Options.
1. Select using the navigation wheel and change between Never, Daily, Weekly, Monthly and
Yearly.
2. Every - Select a frequency for the event.
3. End - Select a end option for the event. Select either By Date or After no. of events. Selecting one
of these options will add an additional item to the menu to select a date or number of events.
4. After editing has been finished. Press the back button to return to the event. You will have to
press the back button again and select Yes to save the changes to the event.
Edit Recurrence* 1/1 Edit Recurrence* 1/3

Recur Never Recur Daily
Every 1 Day
End No End Date
Edit Recurrence* 1/4 Edit Recurrence* 1/4

Recur Daily Recur Daily
Every 1 Day Every 1 Day
End By Date End After no. of events
End Date 20/07/2016 End After 1 events
Figure 3-9: Calendar - Recurrence Options
3-2.5.3 Edit a Calendar Event on the HMI

Editing a calendar event is the same as creating an event. View an event to select and edit the event.
3-2.5.4 Delete a Calendar Event on the HMI

When editing an existing event, another option is added at the bottom for Delete Event.
1. Rotate the navigation wheel to Delete event and press the wheel.
2. Press the navigation wheel to delete the event.
Event 3 10/10 Delete Event?

Stop Time 17:00 Yes
Value ON No
Priority 2 Cancel
Delete event
Figure 3-10: Calendar - Delete Event

3-2.5.5 View Calendar Events

Calendar events can be viewed by date or all can be viewed. In the event list a filled circle indicates
that the event is active. Conversely, an unfilled circle indicate that the event is inactive. Recurrences
are also visible in this view, [d] = daily, [w] = weekly etc.
Menu 2/9 Calendars 1/1 Calendar 1/3

Watch Pages Calendar View all events
Calendars View events by date
Alarms Add new event
Date / Time
Calendar Events 1/4

Calendar 1 [d]
Calendar 2 [w]
Calendar 3
Add new event
Figure 3-11: Calendar - View Events
3-2.6 Alarms
The Alarms screen shows the active alarms or warnings for your Omni system. Any active alarms will
also show on the Omni home screen. Pressing the B Button at the home screen will show the Alarms
screen after logging in (assuming you have access). Alarms can be reset from the HMI.
Menu 3/9 Alarms 1/4 A: Alarm 1 1/4

Watch Pages A: Alarm 1 Status Active
Calendars A: Alarm 2 Act’d 14:13 20/07/2016
Alarms A: Alarm 3 Ack’d -
Date / Time A: Alarm 4 x Reset -
Figure 3-12: Alarms Page Menu Item & Example LCDs
There are four alarm states shown on the HMI. Filled in bell = active alarm, unfilled bell = alarm
acknowledged, blank = alarm ok, x = alarm offline.
All alarms in the configuration will show on this screen. The list will be reordered automatically by
priority: active, acknowledged, ok and offline.
3-2.6.1 Acknowledging Alarms

Use the wheel to select the alarm and press the navigation wheel button. Press the button when the
Status is highlighted, press the wheel button when Yes is selected to acknowledge the alarm.
Alarms 1/4 A: Alarm 1 1/4 Acknowledge?

A: Alarm 1 Status Active Yes
A: Alarm 2 Act’d 14:13 20/07/2016 No
A: Alarm 3 Ack’d -
A: Alarm 4 x Reset -
Figure 3-13: Alarm Acknowledgement
3-2.7 Date / Time

The Date/Time menu is for viewing and editing the Date and Time settings as well as the activating or
deactivating the Network Time Protocol settings on your Omni device.
Menu 4/9 Date / Time 1/2 Local Settings 1/5

Watch Pages Local Settings Time Zone UTC +10:00
Calendars NTP Current Time 15:46
Notifications Current Date 20/07/2016
Date / Time Time Format 24 Hours
Figure 3-14: Date/Time Menu Item & Example LCDs
NTP can be enabled and disabled from the HMI, but the server settings cannot be modified. You must
use the Omni Controller's on-board web server or Innotech Focus software.
NTP 1/1 NTP 1/3 NTP 1/3

Mode Disabled Mode Server Mode Client
Server 1 - Server 1 -
Server 2 - Server 2 -
Figure 3-15: NTP Settings
3-2.8 Protocols
The Protocols menu is for viewing and editing the Protocol settings for the Omni Controller.
Menu 5/9 Protocols 1/2 Innotech 1/2

Calendars Innotech Protocol Enabled
Notifications BACnet Device Address 1
Date / Time
Protocols
Menu 5/9 Protocols 2/2 BACnet 1/5

Calendars Innotech BACnet Protocol Enabled
Notifications BACnet Device Instance 30183
Date / Time APDU Timeout 6000
Protocols APDU Retires 3
Figure 3-16: Protocols Menu Item & Example LCDs

3-2.9 Port Assignment

The Port Assignment menu is for viewing and editing the Port Assignment settings for the Omni
Controller.
Menu 6/9 Port Assignment 1/2 Ethernet 1/1

Notifications Ethernet Port A
Date / Time RS485
Protocols
Port Assignment
Port A 1/4 TCP/IP 1/5

TCP/IP IP Address 192.168.30.183
Innotech TCP Netmask 255.255.255.0
BACIP Local Gateway 192.168.30.1
BACIP Public DNS 1 0.0.0.0
Figure 3-17: Port Assignment Menu Item & TCP/IP Example

Date / Time RS485
Protocols
Port Assignment
Port A 1/4 Innotech TCP 1/2

TCP/IP Innotech TCP Enabled
Innotech TCP TCP Port 20000
BACIP Local
BACIP Public
Figure 3-18: Port Assignment Menu Item & Innotech TCP Example

Date / Time RS485
Protocols
Port Assignment
Port A 1/4 BACIP Local 4/4

TCP/IP BACIP Local Enabled
Innotech TCP Network Number 1
BACIP Local UDP Port 47808
BACIP Public Mode Device
BACIP Local 4/7
Mode Foreign Device
BBMD Address 0.0.0.0
BBMD Port 47808
Time to Live 0
BACIP Local 4/5
Network Number 1
UDP Port 47808
Mode BBMD
Max Frn Devices 5
Figure 3-19: Port Assignment Menu Item & BACIP Local Modes

Date / Time RS485
Protocols
Port Assignment
Port A 1/4 BACIP Public 1/5

TCP/IP BACIP Public Enabled
Innotech TCP Network Number 2
BACIP Local Max Frn Devices 5
BACIP Public IP Address (NAT) 0.0.0.0
Figure 3-20: Port Assignment Menu Item & BACIP Public

Menu 6/9 Port Assignment 2/2 RS485 1/2

Notifications Ethernet Port 1
Date / Time RS485 Port 2
Protocols
Port Assignment
Port 1 1/1
Protocol None
Port 1 1/6
Protocol Primary
Baud Rate 9600
Timeout 3000
Retries 3
Port 1 1/5
Protocol Global
Baud Rate 38400
Survey Limit 3
Network Timeout 3
Port 1 1/6
Protocol BACnet/MSTP
Baud Rate 38400
Node Address 0
Network Number 3
Figure 3-22: Port Assignment Menu Item & RS485 Options
3-2.10 UIO
The UIO menu is for viewing and editing UIO parameters. Only some parameters can be edited. Use
the navigation wheel and wheel button to edit as required.
Menu 7/9 UIO 1/14

Date / Time Terminal 1
Protocols Value 0.07
Port Assignment Status OK
UIO
Figure 3-21: UIO Menu Item & Example LCD
3-2.11 Display
The Display menu is for editing the Session and Backlight Timeout settings for the HMI. The timeout
can be set between 0 and 60 seconds.
Menu 8/9 Display 1/2

Protocols Session Timeout 60
Port Assignment Backlight Timeout 30
UIO
Display
Figure 3-23: Display Menu Item & Example LCD
3-2.12 System
The System menu is for the viewing of the Omni controller's system voltages and temperatures.
Rotate the wheel to view information about your Omni controller.
Menu 9/9 System 1/3 Status 1/2

Port Assignment Status Supply Temp 41.26 C
UIO Performance Supply Current 0.05 A
Display Versions Supply 12V Rail 12.42 V
System Supply 5V Rail 5.02 V
System 2/3 Performance 1/2

Status Last Off Date 06/03/2017
Performance Last Off Time 10:44
Versions Reason Software Reset
Up Time 8D 0H 16M
System 3/3 Versions 1/2

Status U-Boot 1.0.124
Performance Kernel 1.0.152
Versions Root FS 1.0.339
Software 1.1.15
Figure 3-24: System Menu Item & Example LCDs

3-2.13 Editing Parameters using the HMI

Editing settings using the Omni HMI is a simple process. Follow the flow diagram for an overview of
how to edit a parameter.
12.00pm 20/07/2016 Menu 1/9

PRESS Watch Pages
Omni Controller Calendars
System Supply Alarms
Temperature 24.6 C Date / Time ROTATE
At the home screen, press Turn the Navigation Wheel

the Navigation Wheel to select the desired PRESS
button and login. menu, then press the
Wheel Button.
Watch Pages 2/6 AC1 Control 5/6

Flash ROTATE PRESS AC1 A’Hours
AC1 Control Request 1.00
AC1 Zones AC1 A’Hours Timer
Pump Control 2.00
ROTATE
After selecting the menu, Use the wheel to scroll to
scroll to the sub-menu the parameter to edit.
required and press the
Wheel button.
AC1 Control 5/6 AC1 Control 5/6

AC1 A’Hours PRESS ROTATE AC1 A’Hours PRESS
Request 1.00 Request 1.00
AC1 A’Hours Timer AC1 A’Hours Timer
2.25 2.25
Press the Wheel to enter Press the Wheel to save
edit mode and rotate the the value and exit edit
wheel to edit the value. mode.
Figure 3-25: Parameter Setting Flow Chart
3-2.14 Saving Parameters

When changing parameters relating to the Omni Controller rather than the loaded configuration such
as IP Address changes, you need to confirm the changes.
The display will remember the level of the menu that changes were made and the prompt will only
appear when exiting from that level.
Changes will be saved at the level of

HOME
Save Changes Marker menu they were made at.
▼
Port Assignment
In this instance, Mode was changed.
▶ Ethernet¤
▶Mode - Change Mode from Switch to Dual
If you entered the Network 1 settings
▶Network 1
and made changes, the Save changes
▼
prompt will only appear when you
IP Settings
back out of the Ethernet screen.
Innotech
BACnet/IP
The prompt appears at the highest
level that a change was made.
Figure 3-26: Save Prompt Level
A HMI screen that requires changes to be saved will have an asterix next to the HMI page name. When
you leave the HMI page, a Save changes screen will appear. Select Yes, No or Cancel at this screen to
continue.
Yes - Save changes

No - Exit screen without saving changes
Cancel - Return to previous screen without saving. Changes made will still be shown.
IP Settings* 1/5
IP Address 192.168.30.183
Gateway 0.0.0.0
Netmask 255.255.255.0
DNS 1 0.0.0.0
Figure 3-27: Settings Changed
Save Changes?
Yes
No
Cancel
Figure 3-28: Save Changes?

Omni
USER INSTRUCTIONS
4 Omni Web Server

4-1 Overview
This section of the document provides detailed information about accessing and using the on-board
Web Server for configuring your Omni BEMS Controller.
Select the section from the menu at the side of the screen to enter a configuration screen. Most
sections have sub menus for further configuration.
Omni Web Server is cross-platform and is accessed via your selected web browser. Use the IP Address
of the Omni Controller to access the Omni Web Server and enter your username and password.
General terminology is used in this section based on using the Omni Web Server in a Microsoft
Windows environment with mouse input. The Omni Web Server is also compatible with Android
and iOS operating systems and notes will appear throughout where required for operation of the
interface in different environments.
These notices indicate a piece of useful information which should be read for Android users.
ANDROID
These notices indicate a piece of useful information which should be read for iOS users.
iOS
4-2 Omni Web Server

4-2.1 Logging In
Type in the IP address of your controller into a web browser. After the page has loaded, enter your
User Name & Password and then click Login to log in to the web server.
Figure 4-1: Enter IP Address in Browser
The IP used in the image above is an example only. Enter the IP specific to your controller. The default IP is
192.168.2.100.
IMPORTANT
The Username and Password fields are both case sensitive. 'Innotech' is not the same as 'innotech'.
If you have forgotten your password, click the I've Forgotten My Password link. Enter your User Name
and click Reset Password and follow the prompts. Once you receive a temporary password or if you
remember your old password, login and reset your password.
Figure 4-2: Login Dialog Box and Forgot Password Dialog Box
Figure 4-3: Reset Password Screen
Figure 4-4: Password Reset Window
Chapter 4 – Omni Web Server Page 39 © Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017
4-2.2 Configuration Updates

When the browser cache is cleared or a new configuration is transferred to the controller, the browser
will detect it and update the cache to provide faster loading of the web pages. During the process, the
window will darken and updating will take place. No interaction is possible during the update. After
completion, the web server is ready to use.
Figure 4-5: Updating Configuration Data
Figure 4-6: Configuration Updated/Transferred
4-2.3 Network
The Network item is only visible if Web Network Master is enabled in the Web Access settings. The
Network screen displays the Omni devices on the network specified in the Web Access > Network
settings. You can access another device from this screen.
When you click the current device, the Watches screen will show. If you click a device with a different
IP, the login screen will show. Enter the login details to access the Web Server on the remote device.
The devices shown here can be sorted by Alarm Status, Omni Status, Alphabetically or by Default (as
listed in the Web Access > Network settings.
Figure 4-7: Network Screen - Icon and List Views
Cookies must be enabled on browsers used on Windows based computers for the Network screen to function
correctly when HTTPS is used.
Cookies must be enabled for the Network screen to function correctly when HTTPS is used.
Enabling cookies in Chrome: Tap the menu icon and navigate to Settings > Content settings. Tap Accept cookies to
ANDROID
enable.
Cookies must be enabled for the Network screen to function correctly when HTTPS is used.
Chrome for iPad: Cookies are enabled by default.
iOS Safari for iPad: At the home screen go to Settings > Safari, set Block Cookies to Always Allow.
4-2.4 Watches
The Watches screen contains data to be monitored by the user (hence the term 'Watch') such as
controller setpoints. The arrangement and content of each Watch Page and level of access for
individual users is programmed by the Focus Configuration Software.
Click the graph button at the start of the line for each item to display a data graph for the selected
item.
4-2.4.1 Other Pages

The other custom made pages are defined in the Focus configuration software and display watches,
their live data and graphs. Use the horizontal navigation bar above the first graph to change how
much of the graph is viewed. Click and drag a handle at the end to dynamically move the view.
Figure 4-8: Watches Screen
4-2.5 Schedules
Schedules are programmed using the Schedules page, clicking a Calendar block on the Monitor tab
or via the Calendar blocks in the Focus software. Click a Calendar to show the calendar details. This
screen shows the status of the calendars.
Figure 4-9: Schedules Screen - Calendar List
4-2.5.1 Calendars
The Schedules screen is used to view/edit schedules for your controller. You can change the calendar
between Monthly, Weekly and Daily views.
Scheduled events can be made to repeat daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and can also can be created
with custom repetitions. They can be made to repeat indefinitely or end on a certain date or after
specified occurrences.
Events can be given a priority (number based, 1 is the highest priority) which will ensure that a higher
priority event will trigger in the case of overlapping events.
Figure 4-10: Schedules Screen - Calendar Month View
Figure 4-11: Schedules Screen - Calendar Weekly View
Figure 4-12: Schedules Screen - Calendar Daily View
Add New Calendar Event

Click the Add New Event button or double click the a day header (month view) or a time period to
create a new calendar event.
Figure 4-13: Schedules Screen - Add New Event Button
Fill in the required details for the new calendar event and click save when done. Click Recurrence
Details to edit the Repetition settings for the event.
Figure 4-14: Schedules Screen - Add New Event Window
Table 4-1: Recurrence Options
Combo Description
No Repeat, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly. When a repeat is selected, you then need
Repeat to select if or when the event will end.
Priority A priority of 1 will override any events at a lower priority.
Edit Calendar Event

Click the event to open the event details window. If the event repeats, you will asked to select if you
want to edit this instance or all instances.
Figure 4-15: Schedules Screen - Event Details Window
Figure 4-16: Schedules Screen - Recurrence Options
Figure 4-17: Schedules Screen - Edit Event Recurrence
Click Save to save your changes. Click Cancel to undo your edits and revert to the previously saved
event.
Figure 4-18: Schedules Screen - Edit Event Recurrence
Delete Calendar Event

Events can only be deleted from the edit window. After entering the event edit window, click Delete
Event to delete the event.
4-2.5.2 Calendar States

Calendars on the Schedules tab are colour coded to show their current state at a glance.
Innotech
BACnet
Figure 4-19: Schedules Screen - Calendar States
4-2.6 Alarms
The Alarms screen will show the details of any Alarms that have been activated in the system. Clicking
any alarm will show the history of the alarm. An alert will flash red when the there are active alarms
to alert the user.
Figure 4-20: Alarms Overview
Figure 4-21: Alarms History
4-2.6.1 Acknowledging Alarms

Acknowledge the alarm by clicking the hand icon on the alarm.
Figure 4-22: Acknowledgement Icon
Figure 4-23: Acknowledge Alarm Browser Message
After clicking OK, the alarm icon will change to orange and the time of acknowledgement noted in the
alarm history. When the alarm is acknowledged, it is still active. Remedy the problem and when the
alarm is reset, the icon will change to green.
Figure 4-24: Acknowledged Alarm History
4-2.6.2 Alarm Filtering

Click in the Search field and start typing the name of the alarm. As you type the list of alarms will be
filtered to show only those specified by the filter.
Figure 4-25: Alarm Filter
4-2.7 Logging
The Logging screen is used to view custom data logs of a selected item. Log and Alarm blocks can be
viewed.
4-2.7.1 Downloading a Log Graph

1. Specify the time period for the downloaded logs from the Date Range combo.
Figure 4-26: Logging - Log Extraction Duration
2. Click one or more Log or Alarm block rows to mark for download.
3. Click Extract to download the logs. You can stop downloading a log graph at any time by clicking
the Stop button. After download, moving the cursor on the graph shows the logged value. You
can zoom the graph by using the mouse wheel and CTRL and SHIFT keys in combination with
the wheel. Hovering over an item on the left, will highlight the line on the graph.
4. The line under the graph can be adjusted using the handles on either end to show a different
time period.
Figure 4-27: Logging - Graph Downloaded
4-2.7.2 Viewing a Section of the Downloaded Data

1. Click and drag the handles at each end of the graph overview at the bottom to change the
viewed range.
2. The graph will dynamically change as the handles are moved.
Figure 4-28: Logging - Viewing Range
Figure 4-29: Logging - Graph Range
4-2.7.3 Printing a Log Graph

1. Use the print shortcut CTRL+P to print the current log view.
2. A Print dialog window will open for specifying your printer.
3. Click OK to print the graph.
Figure 4-30: Logging - Print Dialog
Figure 4-31: Logging - Print Preview
Chrome: Press on the Menu and select 'Print...'. Press and select 'Save as PDF' or 'All Printers...' to select a printer.
Change the page size and copies if required.
ANDROID
Chrome for iPad: At the top right tap More Share, select Print, select printer options and settings, tap Print.
Safari for iPad: Tap the settings icon, tap Print, tap Select Printer..., tap Print.
iOS
4-2.7.4 Exporting to CSV

1. After downloading your log, click the Export to CSV button.
2. You will be promted by your browser to save the file. Save the file to your device, taking note of
the save location.
3. Open the CSV file using a spreadsheet program to view the results.
Figure 4-32: Logging - Save CSV Export?
Figure 4-33: Logging - Select File Location
Figure 4-34: Logging - Exported CSV File
Chrome: Press on Export to CSV, follow the onscreen prompts.

ANDROID
Chrome for iPad: Press on Export to CSV, follow the onscreen prompts.
Safari for iPad: Press on Export to CSV, follow the onscreen prompts.
iOS
4-2.7.5 Formatting the Time Field

If you are viewing your CSV file in Microsoft Excel, the Time field will not initially be formatting
correctly. Follow these steps to reformat your Time field.
1. Click the Row Header to select the column.
Figure 4-35: Cell Context Menu
2. Right click a cell and select Format Cells
Figure 4-36: Format Cells Window
3. Choose an appropriate cell format and click ok.
Figure 4-37: Column Reformatted
4-2.8 Monitor
The Monitor screen displays the current configuration saved on the Omni Controller you are
accessing. Most blocks can be clicked to display more information about that block and click any
output node to view live data from the controller. Some block settings can be edited after clicking.
Only one block's information window can be opened at once. Click the Fit button to fit the entire
configuration in the viewable area or 100% to see the configuration at 100% view.
Figure 4-38: Monitor Screen Overview
Figure 4-39: Block Details
• Some block values can be edited while the controller is being accessed with the web server.
• Click a node to see an inspector.
• Double click anywhere in the inspector to view a live graph.
• Many live data inspectors can be opened simultaneously.
Figure 4-40: Omni Live Data Inspector with Graph
4-2.9 Settings
The Settings Screen has multiple categories for configuring your Omni Controller. Settings shown will
be applicable to the model and settings of the controller.
The Settings section has many sub-sections for configuring your Omni Controller. Use these links to
quickly move to the section you require.
Table 4-2: Settings Section Index
Name Section Page

Device 4-2.9.1 59
Protocols 4-2.9.2 60
Port Assignment 4-2.9.3 62
Date & Time 4-2.9.4 70
Web Access 4-2.9.5 76
Security 4-2.9.6 85
Display Access 4-2.9.7 89
Logging 4-2.9.8 90
System Units 4-2.9.9 91
Access Levels 4-2.9.10 92
Address Book 4-2.9.11 96
Notifications 4-2.9.12 98
4-2.9.1 Device
The Device Settings are simply for naming and describing your Omni Controller. Naming it something
meaningful will assist with identification on larger systems. The name specified here will show on the
controller's HMI if it is fitted.
1. Enter a Name, Description, Location and Site Details for the Omni Controller.
2. Click Update.
Figure 4-41: Settings - Device
1.27pm 20/07/2017
Omni Controller
System Supply
Temperature 24.6 C
Figure 4-42: HMI Showing Device Name
4-2.9.2 Protocols
Select a protocol from the list in the menu at the left. Follow the steps below to change the Protocol
Settings for the Omni Controller.
BACnet Settings
Click BACnet at the left to select the BACnet settings. Enable the protocol to modify the settings.
Device Settings
1. Enable the BACnet protocol.
2. Enter settings as required.
3. Click Update to update your Omni Controller.
Figure 4-43: Settings - Protocols (BACnet Device Instance Settings)
Innotech Protocol
1. Click the slider to enable or disable the protocol.
2. Enter a number in the Device Address text box.
3. Click Update to update the Omni Controller.
Figure 4-44: Settings - Protocols (Innotech Protocol)
Modbus Protocol
1. Click the slider to Enable or Disable.
Figure 4-45: Settings - Protocols (Modbus Protocol)
The Omni Controller must have a Modbus feature licence installed to utilise the Modbus protocol.
ISS Protocol
1. Click the slider to Enable or Disable.
Figure 4-46: Settings - Protocols (ISS Protocol)
4-2.9.3 Port Assignment

Clicking Port Assignment will select the first item (Ethernet) by default. Follow the steps below to
change the Port Assignment for the Omni Controller.
Ethernet
Select Switch or Dual from the Mode combo box to change the settings (Switch/Dual selection not
available for C14 Models).
1. Select Switch or Dual Mode.
2. If Dual is selected, select either Port A or Port B.
3. If not already selected, click Configuration under the TCP/IP heading.
4. Edit the Configuration settings at the right as required for your network. The MAC Address is also
shown in the TCP/IP Ethernet settings and cannot be edited.
5. When complete, click Update to update your Omni controller.
Figure 4-47: Settings - Port Assignment (Ethernet)
Innotech TCP
1. Click the switch to enable Innotech TCP.
2. Specify a TCP Port Number (or accept the default settings).
3. Click Update to update the controller.
Figure 4-48: Settings - Port Assignment (Innotech TCP)
BACnet IP
BACnet IP Local Settings - Device Mode
1. Click the switch to enable BACIP Local.
2. Change the Mode to Device.
3. Enter the Network Number and UDP Port (or accept the default settings).
Figure 4-49: Settings - Port Assignment (BACnet IP Local Device Mode Settings)
BACnet IP Local Settings - Foreign Device Mode

2. Change the mode to Foreign Device.
4. Enter the BBMD Port and Address.
5. Specify a Time to Live value in seconds.
Figure 4-50: Settings - Port Assignment (BACnet IP Local Foreign Device Mode Settings)
BACnet IP Local Settings - BBMD Mode

2. Change the mode to BBMD.
4. Edit a BBMD Maximum Foreign Device value.
5. In the Distribution Table, enter an IP and Port and click add to the item to the table.
Figure 4-51: Settings - Port Assignment (BACnet IP Local BBMD Mode Settings)
BACnet IP Public Settings

1. Click the switch to enable BACnet IP Public.
2. Enter a Network number, maximum foreign devices, UDP port and Public IP Address.
3. In the Distribution Table, enter an IP and Port and click add to the item to the table.
Figure 4-52: Settings - Port Assignment (BACnet IP Public Settings)
Modbus TCP
1. Click the switch to enable Modbus TCP.
2. Enter the Response Timeout (or accept the default settings).
3. Click Update to update the controller.
Figure 4-53: Settings - Port Assignment (Modbus TCP Settings)
The Omni Controller must have a Modbus feature licence installed to utilise the Modbus protocol.
RS-485
Click an RS-485 port at the left to configure the settings. Select a protocol to show the settings.
Figure 4-54: Settings - Port Assignment (RS-485 - Select Protocol)
Omni REM is only available on Port 3.
Innotech Net
1. Enter/Select details as required.
Figure 4-55: Settings - Port Assignment (RS-485 - Innotech Net Protocol)
Innotech Global
1. Enter/Select the details required.
Figure 4-56: Settings - Port Assignment (RS-485 - Innotech Global Protocol)
BACnet MS/TP
Figure 4-57: Settings - Port Assignment (RS-485 - BACnet MS/TP)
Modbus RTU
Figure 4-58: Settings - Port Assignment (RS-485 - Modbus RTU)
Omni REM
1. Select Omni REM if you have an Omni U10 REM connected to your RS-485 port.
Figure 4-59: Settings - Port Assignment (RS-485 - Omni REM)
RS-485 Port 2 & 3 Port Assignment is configured in the same way as detailed for Port 1. C14 only has two RS-485
ports. This is reflected in the settings.
You can only have one Innotech Net and one Innotech Global port configured on the Omni to connect to an Innotech
RS-485 network of devices. All three ports can be set to BACnet MS/TP if required.
4-2.9.4 Date & Time

Local Settings
Click Date & Time and then Local Settings.
1. Specify the time, date, time zone and display format for the Omni Controller.
2. Select your country and time zone from the Country and Time Zone combo boxes or select your
time zone on the map.
3. Click Update to update the controller when done.
Figure 4-60: Settings - Date and Time Local Settings
When an Omni device is configured at Innotech address one (default), it is the Innotech time master and will time
sync all attached Innotech devices connected to the Net and Global comms port.
Map and Manual Modes

1. To set the local time zone using Map mode, select the Country, Province (State) and City. Click
Update to update the controller.
2. To set the local time zone using Manual mode, specify the Latitude, Longitude and select the
Time Zone. Click Update to update the controller.
Figure 4-61: Settings - Date and Time Location Modes
IMPORTANT
• Northern Latitudes are specified with a positive number, southern Latitudes should be specified with a negative
number as in the right-side image above.
• Eastern Longitudes are specified with a positive number as in the right-side image above, western Longitudes
should be specified with a negative number.
• Example: 27.45503S / 153.0351E is equal to -27.45503 / 153.0351.
Daylight Savings
Click Daylight Saving to view Daylight Savings details for your selected timezone. If the selected
Timezone does not have Daylight Savings, no information will be available.
Figure 4-62: Settings - Date and Time Daylight Savings
Figure 4-63: Settings - Date and Time Daylight Savings Unavailable
Network Time Protocol

Click NTP to set the Network Time Protocol (NTP) settings for the Omni controller.
Figure 4-65: Settings - Date and Time NTP Settings
Server
Select Server from the combo box to set the Omni controller as the server for other devices on the
network.
Figure 4-66: Settings - Date and Time NTP Server Settings
The Network Time Protocol is used to set this Omni's Time and Date via a NTP server. The configured Omni can then
time sync any locally connected Innotech devices and BACnet devices, as described elsewhere, if required via the
configurable options.
Client
Select Client from the combo box to enable the Omni controller to sync its time settings from a
specified server. The server specified is an IP address. Two servers can be specified for a backup. The
IP can be a Server specified Omni Controller or other time server available on your network.
Figure 4-64: Settings - Date and Time NTP Client Settings
BACnet Time Sync

Select a Time Sync Accepted item from the combo and then click the Transmit Time Sync Enabled
button to show further settings. The interval settings specifies the interval at which Time sync
messages are transmitted.
After editing your settings, click Update to update your controller.
Figure 4-67: Settings - Date and Time BACnet Time Sync Settings
BACnet time sync is used to synchronise the date and time across a BACnet network. When the Transmit Time Sync
is enabled the device is responsible for synchronising the recipient's date and time to match its own. The Recipient
must be configured to accept Time Sync messages. For Omni devices this is done via the Time Sync settings, for
other BACnet devices this would have to be configured as per their own settings.
Once configured the Omni device will transmit Time Sync messages based on the Interval and other settings
selected. Both Local Time sync messages or UTC Time sync messages can be transmitted. Local Time syncs will set
the Recipients date and time to exactly match the Master device. This is useful in situations where BACnet devices
do not support Timezones. UTC Time syncs will cause the Recipients date and time to synchronise to the Masters but
it will apply it's own timezone offset. This is useful in situations where the BACnet device support timezones and the
BACnet network may be connected across multiple zones.
Best practice for Omni devices is to use UTC time syncs and have the Timezone set correctly.
Table 4-3: BACnet Time Sync Settings
Setting Description
Can be set to None, Local, UTC or Both. This setting means that the device
will accept Time Sync requests from other BACnet devices on the network.
Local - The Local Time is uses to synchronise the recipient's date and time.
Time Sync Accepted This is best used when the recipient does not support timezones.
UTC - The Global UTC Time is used to synchronise the recipient's date and
time. This is best used when the recipient supports timezones.
Note: The timezone needs to be correctly set on all devices.
Enable this device as a Time Sync Master - this option will send time sync
Transit Time Sync messages to the network.
Interval Interval at which the time sync occurs.
When enabled and the Interval is a factor of (divides without remainder)
Align Intervals an hour or day, then the beginning of the period specified for time
synchronisation shall be aligned to the hour or day, respectively.
Allows the time sync to be offset by a number of minutes from the alignment
with the hour or day.
Interval Offset The offset used shall be the value of [Interval Offset] modulo [the value of
Interval]. For example if Interval_Offset has the value 31 and Interval is 30,
the offset used shall be 1 minute.
This table lists the Local and UTC recipients to be time synced with this
Recipient Lists device. You can enter information for Network devices, BACnet objects or
both. All items listed will be synced.
Figure 4-68: Settings - Date and Time BACnet Time Sync Accepted
Figure 4-69: Settings - Date and Time BACnet Transmit Time Sync
Figure 4-70: Settings - Date and Time BACnet Time Sync Recipients
Table 4-4: Recipient Settings via BACnet Address
Network Address Network Address

MS/TP
Node/IP Specific Local Global IP Broadcast
Node
1 192.168.x.x      
1 255.255.255.255      
1 110      
0 192.168.x.x      
0 255.255.255.255      
0 110      
65535 192.168.x.x      
65535 255.255.255.255      
65535 110      
Network Number values in the table relate to the following: 1-65534 (a specific Network on the BACnet
Internetwork), 0 (Local Broadcast), 65535 (Global Broadcast).
To send a Time sync to a specific BACnet MS/TP device then specify the MSTP Node Addresses of the device (0-255).
To broadcast to all MSTP devices then use the Broadcast Address of 255.255.255.255.
Time Sync Master
Local Network Global Network
Figure 4-71: Settings - Date and Time Indicative Network Layout
Local BACnet Network devices are connected to the Time Sync Master. Global BACnet network devices are
connected via devices connected to the Time Sync Master.
4-2.9.5 Web Access

General
The General Settings page is for changing the web access settings for the controller. After changing
the settings, click Update to update the Omni Controller.
Figure 4-72: Settings - Web Access - General
HTTPS Information
Introduction
HTTPS connection is a protocol for secure communication over a computer network which is widely
used on the Internet.
HTTPS provides two main benefits to the user.

1. Trust
It provides authentication that the webserver you want to communicate to is actually the one
you think it is. This protects against man-in-the-middle attacks.
2. Encryption
It provides bi-directional encryption of communications between a client and server,
which protects against eavesdropping and tampering with or forging the contents of the
communication.
From the page (shown on the previous page) you have the ability to specify a secure HTTPS port.
Enabling Redirect to HTTPS will ensure that if the IP is entered in the browser without HTTPS, it will
automatically redirect the browser to the secure page.
On sites that the Omni is port forwarded to an external IP and you want to use https, you will also need to port
forward the HTTPS port as well as the HTTP port.
By default HTTPS is always available it you want to use it. To use HTTPS, simply enter in a browser
https://IPAddress like below.
Figure 4-73: Settings - Web Access - HTTPS Address In Browser
Certificate Information & Installation

By installing a certificate on your computer or tablet, your Omni connection will become a trusted
connection. Browsers can give you information about the https connection. Normally by the colour
of the https lock will let you know if the connection is secure. For example: in Chrome (computer) you
can get more information by clicking on the https lock and get access to the following information by
clicking on the Details link.
If a certificate is not installed, you may see a screen like below.
Figure 4-74: Settings - Web Access - Untrusted Connection (Chrome)
This error means that the browser cannot verify the trust component of HTTPS. If the user continues
the connection is still secure, but the Omni certificate is unknown to the browser. The browser
doesn't know if the certificate is really who it says it is and therefore tells the user that there might be
an issue.
You can continue on from this error by clicking advanced and the connection will still be secure,
however it will always have a red line through https whenever you go to this device.
Browsers base trust on if the certificate is chained or derived from a "Trusted Root Certificate
Authority" certificate that is installed into the browser's certificate store by default. There are many
places you can get or purchase certificates from. The free certificates expire after about 60 days, and
the longest one you can purchase works for about 3 years.
As such we are unable to install a trusted certificate into the Omni by default as eventually they will
expire and also you have to purchase them for a particular domain the site will be using.
We have made and Innotech "Trusted Root Certificate Authority" certificate which the user can
import to their computer or device and when they access any Omni controller anywhere, the browser
will trust it and you will not get any warnings or red locks symbols etc.
For a business with a managed IT network, the IT department would be able to include our certificate
to be automatically installed into the machines they manage. However, you can also manually do
it various ways. The certificate must be installed into the "Trusted Root Certificate Authorities"
certificate store on your computer.
Certification Installation - Computer

1. Double click the certificate file and click Install Certificate.
Figure 4-75: Settings - Install Certificate Window
The Innotech Certificate is available for free by contacting your Innotech representative.
2. Select Current User or Local Machine (depending on your preference) and click Next.
Figure 4-76: Settings - Certificate Import Wizard
3. Select "Place all certificates in the following store" and click Browse. In the window, select
"Trusted Root Certification Authorities" and click OK. Click Next and OK to finish installing
the certificate.
Figure 4-77: Settings - Select Certificate Store
Certification Installation - Android

This procedure provides details on installing HTTPS Certificates on the most common Android tablet
types.
Installation of the security certificate on an Android device requires that a secure pin, password or
security pattern be set on the device.
1. Connect your Android tablet to your computer via a USB cable. You may be asked if you
wish to allow access via USB, if so select Yes.
Figure 4-78: Settings - Android Certificates (USB Confirmation)
2. Copy the innotech-omni-CA.crt file to your Android device.

3. Find the file on your Android device and press on the .crt file to open.
4. Press OK.
If you do not have security setup on your device, a popup appears which says "To use
credential storage, set the screen lock type pattern, PIN or password". Set a code or pattern.
Figure 4-79: Settings - Android Certificates (Name the Certificate)
5. After installation, "Innotech Omni CA installed" will appear on the screen.
Figure 4-80: Settings - Android Certificates (Install Confirmation)
To view the certificate:

Samsung Tab A (v6.0.1): Go to Settings > Lock Screen and Security > Other Security Settings > View
Security Certificates. Tap on Users. Tap Innotech Pty Ltd to view the details of the security certificate.
Figure 4-81: Settings - Android Certificates (View Certificate)
The Android procedure was tested with Android v6.0.1 using a Samsung Galaxy Tab A.
Android is a registered trademark of Google Inc.
Certification Installation - iPad

This procedure provides details on installing HTTPS Certificates on the iPad tablets.
The easiest way to install a HTTPS Certificate on an iPad is by sending the certificate to the iPad via
email.
1. Once the file is downloaded, press on the file.

2. After pressing on the file, the iPad will show some notices about being a trusted file and the
verified Innotech security certificate is ready for use.
3. The certificate can be found in:
Settings > General > Profile > Innotech > Certificate
After installation a secure connection should be seen when connecting to your device.
If email is unavailable on your device, you can copy the certificate to your device using iTunes.
Viewing the Certificate

1. In the settings select General and press Profile.
Figure 4-82: Settings - iPad Certificates (General Settings)
2. Press the Innotech Profile.
Figure 4-83: Settings - iPad Certificates (Available Profiles)
3. The certificate will be shown.
Figure 4-84: Settings - iPad Certificates (Profile Details)
The iPad procedure was tested with an iPad Mini 2 using iOS® 10.
IOS® is a registered trademark of Cisco Inc., licensed to Apple Inc.
Images
The Images Settings page is for changing the Site Logo and Wallpaper for the Log In screen.
Click Select File and a dialog box will open for selecting your desired image file. Click Update to
update the Omni controller after selection. Image types include and are not limited to .bmp, .gif, .jpg
& .png. Files should be limited to 2MB.
Figure 4-85: Settings - Web Access - Images
Network
The Network Settings page is for setting access to the Omni network. Select the Access Type (Internal
Access or External Access) from the combo box.
Enter an IP Address and click the green add button to add Omni controllers to the Web Server
network. The order that devices are added in this screen is the order devices are shown on the
Network tab when sorting by default. Device names will be determined from the Device settings.
Devices listed here can be accessed (after login) from the Network screen.
Click Update to update the Omni controller after making changes (restart required).
Figure 4-86: Settings - Web Access - Network
4-2.9.6 Security
SSL Certificate
All Omni controllers can generate security certificates for connecting to your controller using https.
In this section, choose to either use the Omni generated security certificate or a 3rd party certificate.
Add an Alternative Name (DNS) if required and click Update, then click Regenerate Certificate to
create a new Security Certificate.
IMPORTANT
Regenerating a new certificate will erase the existing certificate.
Figure 4-87: Settings - Security - Use Omni Certificate
Figure 4-88: Settings - Security - View Current Certificate
3rd Party Certificates

Click the button use 3rd Party Certificates to prepare a Certificate Signing Request for your 3rd party
certificate provider or to upload your certificate.
Figure 4-89: Settings - Security - Enable 3rd Party Certificates
IMPORTANT
Use with caution, downloading a new CSR will invalidate any previous CSR's that you have not uploaded certificates
for.
Before uploading a 3rd party certificate you need to send your CSR (Certificate Sigining Request) file
to the 3rd party certificate supplier.
1. Fill in the Certificate Details and Certificate Subject section.

2. Click Update.
3. Click Download CSR, read the warning, click Continue and save the file to your computer.
4. The CSR needs to be provided to the certificate supplier. Once approved, they may send you
back a .crt file or they will the security certificate code to be pasted into a text file, which should
be saved with a .crt extension.
Figure 4-90: Settings - Security - Download CSR Warning
Figure 4-91: Settings - Security - CSR Save Dialogue
5. Click Upload Certificate, read the security warning and click Continue.
6. Use the dialog to select your certificate file to upload to the controller.
Figure 4-92: Settings - Security - Security Warning
Figure 4-93: Settings - Security - Upload New Certificate Dialogue
Data Sharing
When linking your calendar software such as Outlook to your Omni controller, use the IP address
listed here.
The URL's and Username is not editable, only the Password can be changed. After entering a new
password, click Update to save your changes.
Figure 4-94: Settings - Security - Data Sharing
Config Protection
Click Enable or Disable to configure the Configuration Security loaded onto the device.
Click Update to save your changes.
Figure 4-95: Settings - Security - Config Security
4-2.9.7 Display Access

The Display Access Settings page is for setting access control and session timeout for the controller
HMI (if fitted).
Click Update to update the Omni controller after making changes.
Figure 4-96: Settings - Display Access
4-2.9.8 Logging
The Logging settings are for specifying the default diagnostic log interval and the system log level.
1. Change the settings as required.

Figure 4-97: Settings - Data Logging
System Log Level

The System Log Level combo specifies what data is logged.
Figure 4-98: Settings - System Log Levels
Table 4-5: System Log Levels
Log Level Description

Emergency Severe error events, system unusable.
Alert Severe error events that would require immediate action.
Critical Severe error events, critical condition.
Error Error event that might still allow the system to continue running.
Warning Message about potentially harmful situations.
Notice Messages that highlight the progress of the system at the highest level.
Information Messages that highlight the progress of the system at a course-grained level.
Events that are most useful to debug an application, contains detailed info per
Debug operation.
4-2.9.9 System Units

This section is used for setting the system units for the Omni controller. By default this setting will
be set to Auto Detection Enabled. When this setting is set to Auto Detection, the time zone will
determine if the system units will be Metric or Imperial.
If you wish to manually choose the system units, click the slider to disable the Auto Detection and
select Metric or Imperial from the Units combo box.
This setting can only be set using the Web Server and cannot be changed using the HMI.
Figure 4-99: Settings - System Units - Auto Detection Enabled
4-2.9.10 Access Levels

This section is used to view access level groups. There are 6 preset access levels: Commissioner,
Engineer, Facility Manager, Adjuster, Observer and Administrator as well as No Access. Each level has
different access allowed to the web server. These access levels cannot be edited. You can, however,
enable or disable contact hours for a group.
The Omni web server also has 3 fully customisable access levels.
After editing a custom item, click Update to update your Omni Controller.
Figure 4-100: Settings - Access Levels
Table 4-6: Access Levels
Permissions
Access Level 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Commissioner Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Enabled Enabled Edit
Engineer Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Enabled Enabled Edit
Facility Manager Edit Edit Edit Edit View Enabled Enabled Edit
Adjuster Edit Edit Edit Edit None Enabled Enabled View
Observer View View View View None Disabled Enabled View
Administrator None None None None None Enabled Enabled None
No Access None None None None None Disabled Disabled None
1 Watches 5 Monitor
2 Schedules 6 Settings
3 Alarms 7 Device Info
4 Logs 8 Documents
Figure 4-101: Settings - Access Levels Settings Permissions
Table 4-7: Access Levels - Settings Permissions
Permissions
Access Level 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Commissioner Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit
Engineer Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit
Facility Manager None None None Edit None None None None None None None
Adjuster None None None Edit None None None None None None None
Observer - - - - - - - - - - -
Administrator None None Edit Edit None None None None Edit Edit Edit
No Access - - - - - - - - - - -
1 Device 7 Logging
2 Protocols 8 System Units
3 Port Assignment 9 Access Levels
4 Date & Time 10 Address Book
5 Web Access 11 Notifications
6 Display Access
Figure 4-102: Settings - Access Levels Device Info Permissions
Table 4-8: Access Levels - Device Info Permissions
Permissions
Access Level 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Commissioner Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit View Edit
Engineer Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit None Edit View None
Facility Manager Edit View View View View None View View None
Adjuster View View View View View None View View None
Observer - - - - - - - - -
Administrator Edit View View View View None View View None
No Access - - - - - - - - -
1 Sessions 6 BACnet Client
2 System Versions 7 System Logs
3 Performance 8 Legal Info
4 Device Status 9 PHP Info
5 UIO Status
Creating a Custom Access Level

1. Name your custom access level.
2. Click an option for each item in the list.
3. If enabling Settings or Device Info permissions, click the Details button to customise each
section. Click Update when done.
4. After you have completed the changes, click Update to update the controller.
Figure 4-103: Settings - Custom Access Levels
Figure 4-104: Settings - Custom Settings/Device Info
4-2.9.11 Address Book

Use the Address Book to add new user access to the controller. You must have suff icient access to be
able to add new users. Only Commissioner, Engineer and Administrator level users can access the
Address Book to add a user.
Add a new User
1. Add a new user by clicking the Add button
2. Fill in the fields and click Update to add the user.
Figure 4-105: Settings - Add User Button
Figure 4-106: Settings - Add User Details
Figure 4-107: Settings - New User Details
Select an Avatar
1. Select a Person.
2. Click the Plus button to open the file browser.
3. Select a file and click Open.
4. Click Update to save the Avatar for the selected Person.
Delete a User
1. Select the user from the list.
2. Click the Delete button.
Figure 4-110: Settings - Select User for Deletion
Figure 4-111: Settings - Delete Button

4-2.9.12 Notifications Type

The Notifications screen is for setting up Email and or Text Message alerts.
Email Notifications
1. Click Enabled to enable Email alerts.
2. Fill in the required details.
3. Click Update to update the Omni Controller when done.
Figure 4-112: Settings - Notifications (Email)
Email Script
• Select the active email script - Default or Custom.
• When Custom is selected, you can click the copy button to copy a script for editing.
Figure 4-113: Settings - Notifications (Email Script Settings)
Text Message Notifications

1. Click Enabled to enable Text Message alerts.
2. Fill in the Server Phone Number details.
3. Click Update to update the Omni Controller when done.
Figure 4-114: Settings - Notifications (Text Message)
Text Message Script

• Select the active script - Text-SAM2W, Text-SAM3GQ-USB or Custom.
• When Custom is selected, you can click the copy button to copy a script for editing.
Figure 4-115: Settings - Notifications (Text Message Script)
4-2.9.13 Notifications Messages

The Notifications Messages screen is for setting up Email and or Text Message messages. You can
create custom email and text messages. System Email and Text messages are provided by default for
Omni System Alert messages.
IMPORTANT
Text Messages are suited to smaller alert messages.
Text messages may be truncated at 160 characters due to the limitations of the text messaging system.
If you require a message with multiple alarms, email would be more suitable.
Creating a new Message

1. Click the Add Button to create a new message.
2. Fill in a Name for the message and select Message Type from the combo.
Figure 4-116: Settings - Notifications (Action Buttons)
Figure 4-117: Settings - Notifications (Message Settings)
3. Select the Alarms for the message by clicking one or more alarms on the left.
4. Click the move button (highlighted in the blue rectangle) to move alarms from Available to
Selected.
Figure 4-118: Settings - Notifications (Select Alarms)
5. Select the Contacts for the message by clicking one or more contacts on the left.
6. Click the move button (highlighted in the blue rectangle) to move contacts from Available to
Selected.
Figure 4-119: Settings - Notifications (Select Contacts)
7. Type custom text and use keywords to build your message.
Figure 4-120: Settings - Notifications (Message Content)
8. Click Update to complete the message.
Figure 4-121: Settings - Notifications (Completed Message)
4-2.10 Device Info

The Device Info screen shows information about the connected Omni controller.
The Sessions page shows the currently connected session and a historical list of past sessions.
Figure 4-122: Device Info - Session Information
The System Versions page shows version numbers for the firmware and software on the connected
controller.
Figure 4-123: Device Info - System Versions
The Feature Licence page shows information about the current licences on the controller and
provides the facility to upload new licences.
Figure 4-124: Device Info - Feature Licence
Feature Licences Upload

Licences for new features can be obtained from Innotech and uploaded to the controller from this
screen.
Only .xml licence files can be uploaded to the controller
Click Upload New Licence to upload a Feature Licence file to the controller.
Click OK at the Warning screen if you wish to proceed.
Figure 4-125: Device Info - Feature Licence Upload Warning
In the Open File dialogue, select your .xml licence file. Once the licence file selected, click Open.
Figure 4-126: Device Info - Feature Licence Upload
The Performance page shows graphical statistics for the controller's usage.
Figure 4-127: Device Info - Performance
The Device Status page shows details about the controller and any connected REMs. Click a heading
to open the section and view more details about the controller. This page is also used for upgrading
your Omni U10 REM.
Figure 4-128: Device Info - Device Status
Figure 4-129: Device Info - Device Status (Details)
Figure 4-131: Device Info - Device Status (Last Programmed)
Figure 4-132: Device Info - Device Status (History)
The IO Status page shows details about the controller's Universal Inputs and Outputs (UIOs). On the
left side you get an overview of each UIO. The right side shows details about any UIO you click on. You
may be able to alter settings for the selected UIO depending on it's type. Only one subsection can be
open at a time.
Figure 4-130: Device Info - IO Status
The Template Information section shows details (if applicable) about the template being used with
the currently selected UIO. The content displayed will be different based on your selection.
The History section shows the history of the currently selected UIO based on the search parameters.
Click the share button at the right to save the history to a CSV file or print to PDF or a printer.
The BACnet client page shows information and settings for the controller's BACnet client. Changing
the Select Service combo changes the screen fields.
Figure 4-135: Device Info - BACnet Client
The Modbus Client page shows configuration settings for the Modbus Client on the connected
controller.
Figure 4-136: Device Info - Modbus Client
The System Logs page provides details on all the system messages that are provided from your Omni
device. You can filter the logs results as required.
Figure 4-137: Device Info - System Logs
The Legal Info page displays the Software Licence Statement as well as information about the Open
Source Licences used on the Omni Controller. You can contact Innotech to request a copy of a licence.
Figure 4-138: Device Info - Legal Info
4-2.10.1 Device Info - Upgrade Omni U10 REM
Omni U10 firmware should be automatically updated when the connected Omni controller firmware is updated. If
you need to manually update the U10 firmware, follow this procedure in this section.
If an upgrade is required, REM Error will likely be shown at the bottom right of the window.
1. Click the Upgrade REMS title to open the upgrade section. You can force an upgrade even if
one is not available.
Figure 4-139: Device Info - Upgrade REMS
2. If required, change the Port and/or check the Force Upgrade checkbox.
3. Click the Upgrade Available button to start the upgrade process. During the upgrade, the
Heartbeat LED will flash red and green.
Figure 4-140: Device Info - Upgrade Options
The upgrade is complete when the log shows Upgrade Complete.
Figure 4-141: Device Info - Upgrade In Progress
Figure 4-142: Device Info - Upgrade Complete
4-2.11 Documents
The Documents tab of the web server contains factory supplied Product Documents and a section for
saving your own documents. The Product Documents may be updated when the controller firmware
is updated.
In the Product Documents section, click a file to view. You can also save your own documents to the
controller in the Saved Documents section.
Figure 4-143: Documents - Product Documents
Saved Documents
1. Click Upload New to open the dialogue.
2. Click Browse to select a file and click Open.
3. Enter an Author and Description.
4. Click Save to save the document to the Omni controller.
• Existing files are deleted by pressing the red delete button.

• Only .gif, .jpg, .gif, .svg, .docx, .xlsx, .txt and .pdf can be uploaded to the controller and the
file size is limited.
• Click a row to download and view the file.
Figure 4-144: Documents - Saved Documents List
Figure 4-145: Documents - Upload Document Window
4-2.12 Logging Out

Log out from the Omni Web Server by clicking the Logout link at the top of the screen at any time.
After clicking Logout, the Web Server will return to the Log In screen.
4-2.13 Omni Web Help

Click the Help link at the top of the screen to access the help information for Omni. The help will
provide basic information about the Omni web server and HMI.
Figure 4-146: Omni Web Server Help Window
Innotech Support
Innotech provides technical information on the Web to assist you with using its products.
At www.innotech.com, you can find technical manuals, user instructions, and data sheets for all our
products.
For direct product support or product information, contact your local distributor, or an Innotech
representative.
You can contact us via email, phone, or postal mail:
Website: www.innotech.com
Email: sales@innotech.com
Phone: +61 7 3421 9100
Mail: Innotech Control Systems
P.O. Box 292
Sunnybank QLD 4109
Australia

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Document Title: Omni User Instructions

1-2 Description of the Omni BEMS Controller................................................................. 9

2-4 Controls and Indicators............................................................................................ 18

3-2 Main Menu................................................................................................................. 24

Omni Web Server

Customer Assistance..................................................................................................... 114

1-1.1 About this Document

1-1.2 Scope of this Document

Table 1-1: Manual Scope

1-1.3 Information Icons

1-2 Description of the Omni BEMS Controller

24VAC/VDC In Programmable Points HMI Display Comms In

24VDC ISS Programmable Ethernet & SD Heartbeat LED

Figure 1-1: Omni C40D BEMS Controller

24VAC/VDC In Programmable Points Comms In

1.27pm 20/07/2016 Connected Comms

Omni Controller USB-Mini B

Programmable Points Ethernet & SD Card

Chapter 1 – Preliminary Information Page 9 © Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017

Omni Controller Graphical LCD Display

Table 1-2: Omni U10 Expander Limit

Omni Model Expander Maximum

24V Programmable EOL Comms

Chapter 1 – Preliminary Information Page 11 © Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017

1-2.1 What It Does

1-2.2 Focus Configuration Software

Figure 1-6: Focus Configuration Software

Chapter 1 – Preliminary Information Page 13 © Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017

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Table 2-1: Operation Section Scope

Section Title Description

2-2 Omni Start-up

2-3 Menu Structure

2-3.2 Structure of Menus

Home Watch Pages Select Watch Page Edit/View

Calendars Select Calendar Add/Edit/Del Event

Enter Login for Alarms Select/ View Acknowledge

Local Settings Edit/View

Protocols Select Protocol Edit/View

Ethernet Select Port Edit/View

UIO Select UIO Edit/View

Status View Information

System Performance View Information

Versions View Information

Figure 2-1: HMI Menu Flow Chart

Chapter 2 – Operation Page 17 © Mass Electronics Pty Ltd 2017

2-4 Controls and Indicators

2-4.2 Navigation Wheel

2-4.5 Back Button

2-4.6 Heartbeat LED

2-4.7 Progammable Point (UI/O) LEDs

2-4.8 Comms LEDs

2-4.9 Alarms & Warnings

2-4.10 Omni Indicator Identification

Table 2-2: Omni LED Indicators

LED LED Indication What It Means

HMI - Alarm Red Alarm is active

HMI - Warning Orange Warning is active

Orange Connected as a digital input or output