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SVMPC1
User’s Manual
Version 2.0

28.Jul.2018
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Contents
Part 1: Overview
1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Scope ....................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 About This Manual .................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Who Should Use This Manual ................................................................................................. 5
2. What is SVMPC1? ............................................................................................................................ 6
3. How to Use SVMPC1 ....................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Log In ....................................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Main Screen ............................................................................................................................ 8
3.3 Log Out .................................................................................................................................. 10
4. General Overview of Main Screen Icons ....................................................................................... 11
4.1 Operation Screen .................................................................................................................. 11
4.2 System Administration Screen .............................................................................................. 13
4.3 Schedule Screen .................................................................................................................... 14
4.4 Interlock Screen .................................................................................................................... 16
4.5 Scenes Screen ....................................................................................................................... 18
4.6 History Screen ....................................................................................................................... 19

Part 2: Detailed Explanation of Functions

5. Operation Screen .......................................................................................................................... 21
5.1 Off Timer ............................................................................................................................... 21
5.2 Setpoint Range Limitation..................................................................................................... 22
5.3 Setback Function ................................................................................................................... 23
6. System Administration Screen ...................................................................................................... 25
6.1 Language Selection ............................................................................................................... 25
6.2 Password Setting ................................................................................................................... 25
6.3 User Administration .............................................................................................................. 26
6.4 Point Setting .......................................................................................................................... 26
6.5 Screen Setting ....................................................................................................................... 27
6.6 Scene Setting......................................................................................................................... 29
6.7 Network Connection Settings ............................................................................................... 34
6.8 Date & Time Settings ............................................................................................................ 35
7. Schedule Screen ............................................................................................................................ 36
7.1 Create A New Program ......................................................................................................... 37
7.2 Select Target Management Points ........................................................................................ 38
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7.3 Select Operation Pattern of A Day ........................................................................................ 39

7.4 Add Operation Pattern of A Day ........................................................................................... 40
7.5 Select Target Days ................................................................................................................. 41
7.6 Add Special Day Calendar ..................................................................................................... 42
7.7 Set Enable for The Program .................................................................................................. 44
8. Interlock Screen............................................................................................................................. 45
8.1 Add Interlock Function .......................................................................................................... 46
8.2 Set Input Condition(s) ........................................................................................................... 46
8.3 Set Output Condition(s) ........................................................................................................ 47
8.4 Set Output Action(s).............................................................................................................. 48
8.5 Set Enable for The Interlock Function ................................................................................... 49
9. Scenes Screen ................................................................................................................................ 50
10. History Screen ............................................................................................................................... 51
10.1 Sorting and Filtering .............................................................................................................. 51
10.2 Date Selection ....................................................................................................................... 52
10.3 Export Data ........................................................................................................................... 52
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Part 1: Overview
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1. Introduction
1.1 Scope
This manual covers the functionalities of SVMPC1 v1.2 and SVMPC1t v1.2.

Please note: Some of the functionalities may be different for SVMPC1t.

1.2 About This Manual

This manual is categorized in the following sections:

Section 1 – Introduction to this manual

Section 2 – Introducing SVMPC1
Section 3 – User main functions eg. Log in/out for SVMPC1
Section 4 – General overview of SVMPC1 main screen icons
Section 5 to 10 – Detailed explanation of functions for each SVMPC1 main screen icon

1.3 Who Should Use This Manual

This manual is intended for all users and admin users managing or configuring the SVMPC1 or
SVMPC1t.

- Users: To control the management points and scenes configured in SVMPC1 (Some
configurations in the system administration are only available for admin users)
- Admin Users: To configure settings for management points and functions such as system
administration, network and interlock.
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2. What is SVMPC1?
SVMPC1 is a VRV centralized controller that can be controlled and monitored remotely from
anywhere by using a tablet or smartphone. SVMPC1 provides scheduling and other automatic control
functions that allows the VRV system to operate automatically throughout the year.
SVMPC1 helps you manage the air-conditioning and saves energy for your building or office.
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3. How to Use SVMPC1

3.1 Log In
Log in with registered user name and password to use SVMPC1.

Log in screen

You can log in using the default username “admin”. “admin” user does not have a password at
the beginning. Therefore, please set the password for “admin” user when you log in for the first
time.

Note: SVMPC1 can be logged in concurrently using the same user name at the same time from
different tablets or smartphones.
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3.2 Main Screen

When a user is logged in, the main screen will be opened. Management points which are
monitored and controlled by SVMPC1 are indicated in the figure below.

Main Screen

Cell

Interlock
Schedule
Scenes

System
History

Menu Bar

Function icons are found in the menu bar. Each icon opens a function screen when tapped.

The function icons are:

 Cell: Opens the operation screen for individual management points.

 System: Opens the system settings menu.
 Schedule: Set automatic operation settings for devices based on time and date.
 Interlock: Set automatic operation settings for devices based on other device status.
 Scenes: Operate multiple devices with one button. Scenes are set up on the system screen.
 History: Check operations and errors, as well as which user executes operations

Note: Schedule, Interlocking and History settings can only be accessed by the admin user.
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Each cell shows the status of a management point. Below figures show the meaning of each icon in
the cell.

Management
Cool/Heat master point name

Setpoint(Cool)
Operation
status (Off)

Room temperature

Filter sign
Operation mode
(Cool) Fan step

Operation
status (On)

Flap Off timer on

Setpoint(Heat)

Setback operation(Cool) Setback operation(Heat)

Operation mode
(Heat)
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3.3 Log Out

Please logout to prevent un-authorized usage from another user. To logout, please tap the logout
icon in the menu bar.

Logout icon
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4. General Overview of Main Screen Icons

4.1 Operation Screen
User may choose to change the operation for each management point individually. To do this, click
on one of the cells in the SVMPC1 main screen to open the operation screen of the management
point.

SVMPC1 Main Screen

Cell

Operation screen of a management point is open when you tapped on a cell in the main screen.

Operation Screen

Setpoint
Setpoint up
Fan step On/Off

Off timer
Flap enable/disable

Filter sign clear Off timer

duration

Setpoint down

Operation mode change

Setup Dialog

Operation of the management point is changed by tapping each operation icon indicated by the red
frames in the above figure. If the icon is tapped, the indication on the icon will change depending on
the operation.

 On/Off: Green is on, gray is off

 Off timer enable/disable: Green is enabled, gray is disabled (admin user only)
 Off timer duration: Select off timer duration (admin user only)
 Operation mode: Select operation mode from Cool/Heat/Fan/Dry/Auto/Air-conditioning
 Fan step: Change fan step
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 Flap: Change flap direction

 Filter sign clear: Clear filter sign
 Setpoint up/down: Change setpoint
 Setup Dialog: Setpoint range limitation and setback function can only be set by admin user.

For more information on the operation screen in detail, please refer to P.21.
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4.2 System Administration Screen

The System Administration screen can be accessed from the main screen by tapping on the “System”
icon.

System

The System Administration screen allows you to manage the back-end settings for SVMPC1.

System Administration Screen

Point Screen
User setting setting
administration
Scene
Password setting
setting
Network
setting
Language
selection Date/Time
setting

The functions below can be found in the System Administration Screen. When the user taps an icon
in the menu bar, the setting screen for each respective function will appear.

 Language selection: Select display language

 Password setting: Set the password of current user
 User administration: Register/delete users for SVMPC1 (admin user only)
 Point setting: Set the name and icon for each management point (admin user only)
 Screen setting: Create a group of management points to a screen (not available on phone)
(admin user only)
 Scene setting: Create scene by selecting pre-set actions
 Network setting: Enter network details so that SVM can connect to the network (available
on SVMPC1t only)
 Date/Time setting: Set date and time and clock synchronization. (available on SVMPC1t only)

For more information on the operation screen in detail, please refer to P.25.
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4.3 Schedule Screen

The Schedule screen can be accessed from the main screen by tapping on the “Schedule” icon.
Please note, schedule setting can only be accessed by admin user.

Schedule

The program list shows the list of existing programs that are already set up. The programs that have
green ticks on the left are enabled. To access the schedule menu, tap on any of the existing program
names or create a new program by tapping on the “+” icon.

Schedule Screen

Program List
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Schedule program menu of SVMPC1 consists of Program name, target management point list,
operation patterns of a day and target days to run the pattern. When the program is enabled, the
management points in the list will follow the specified pattern on the target days.

Schedule Program Menu

Program enable/disable

Program name
Target days

Pattern of a day

Target management point list

For more information on how to set up the schedule in detail, please refer to P.36.
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4.4 Interlock Screen

The Interlock screen can be accessed from the main screen by tapping on the “Interlock” icon. Please
note, interlock setting can only be accessed by admin user.

Interlock

The interlock list shows the list of interlock functions that are already set up. The interlock functions
that have green ticks on the left are enabled. To access the interlock menu, tap on any of the existing
interlock names or create a new interlock function by tapping on the “+” icon.

Interlock Screen

Interlock List
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Interlock functions allow users to create automated operation for management points based on the
condition or status of other management points or devices. Such automatic operations function as a
form of logical sequence.

For example, you can add a backup operation by using the interlock function. If one aircon has error,
the backup aircon can be set to start operation automatically.

Interlock Menu

1. Add a condition.
Eg. When management point 1 has error.

2. Add an action when the condition in ‘Input’ is satisfied.

Eg. When management point 1 has error,
management point 2 will be turned on.

For more information on how to set up the Interlock functions in detail, please refer to P.45.
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4.5 Scenes Screen

The Scenes screen can be accessed from the main screen by tapping on the “Scenes” icon.

Scenes

The scenes function allows you to quickly switch between scenes with one touch of a button. You
can activate or change different settings/actions for multiple devices in a scene.

Scenes Screen

Click to activate multiple

actions specified in the scene
setting

For more information on how to set up the scene settings in detail, please refer to P.29.
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4.6 History Screen

The History screen can be accessed from the main screen by tapping on the “History” icon

History

The history screen shows a log of all the changes that happened in the SVM system. This includes
operations of management points, changes to settings, errors and statuses of network connections.
It also records the user that makes the change and the time/date of the change.

History function is useful for the user to study the operations of the system, as well as
troubleshooting.

History function records all

the changes, errors and
statuses for troubleshooting

For more information on the History function in detail, please refer to P.51.
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Part 2: Detailed
Explanation of Functions
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5. Operation Screen
5.1 Off Timer
Off timer function stops the operation of the management point in specified duration. The off timer
duration can be specified in the operation screen (click on the cell from the main monitoring screen).

Off timer can be also be enabled/disabled either in the operation screen or the schedule setting.
When off timer is enabled, the icon will turn green and the off timer icon will appear in the cell on
the main monitoring screen. Please note, off timer setting can only be accessed by admin user.

Operation screen

Off timer
enable/disable

Off timer
duration

Cell Off timer will stop the management point with the
following conditions.

Off timer on
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5.2 Setpoint Range Limitation

SVMPC1 has a function to limit setpoint range for each indoor unit management point. The setpoint
range setting can be accessed by tapping on the setup icon in the menu bar of operation screen.

Please note, setpoint setting can only be accessed by admin user.

Operation screen

2. Admin users can

change the setpoint range
Setup dialog in the setup dialog

1. Click on ‘Setup’ icon to

open the setup dialog
Note:
To activate setpoint range limitation for
the indoor unit, tap COOL/HEAT and set
the Min/Max setpoint and tap “Set”
button.
To deactivate, tap COOL/HEAT again
and tap “Set” button.
Setpoint Min/Max
Tap here to for Cool/heat can be
activate setpoint set here
range limitation

When the setpoint range limit is set for the indoor unit, the range is shown by the blue/red arc
around the setpoint like the figure below.
Operation screen

Heat setpoint range Cool setpoint range

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5.3 Setback Function

Setback is a function to keep room temperature within the specified range even if the air-
conditioning is stopped. Setback function will start air-conditioning to maintain the temperature in
the room automatically.

Setback setting is done on the same dialog with Setpoint range limitation.

Operation screen

Setback setting

Setback setting is “---” by default. This means setback is disabled for this indoor unit. To enable
setback function, set a temperature for COOL and HEAT in Setback setting.

Setback Settings
COOL set to 28deg
HEAT set to 15deg

Setback COOL and HEAT are set to 28deg and 15deg as above figure. This means that the indoor unit
will start to COOL when room temperature is higher than 28deg and will start to HEAT when
temperature is lower than 15deg.
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Setback setpoints indicated by the hollow blue/red arrow heads in the operation screen like figure
below.

Setback
COOL at 28deg

Setback
HEAT at 15deg

Setback operation start condition

Condition Operation
Operation mode: Cool
Setback setpoint: N degC and Setpoint: N-1 degC or 32degC (if N>32)
Room temperature: higher than N degC
Operation mode: Heat
Setback setpoint: M degC Setpoint M+1 degC or 16degC (if M < 16)
Room temperature: lower than M degC

Setback operation stop condition

(1) Room temperature condition

Cool Heat
Room temperature < Setback setpoint-3degC Room temperature > Setback setpoint+3degC

Room temperature < Setback setpoint -1degC Room temperature > Setback setpoint +1degC
During 10min continuously During 10min continuously

(2) Other condition

• Operation mode is changed
• Setpoint is changed
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6. System Administration Screen

6.1 Language Selection
The display language can be changed by this setting. Click on the desired language and the display
language will be changed.

6.2 Password Setting

Login user password can be changed by this setting. Input password and tap the Save button. The
login user password will be changed immediately.
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6.3 User Administration

SVMPC1 user login accounts can be managed by using the settings screen. Please note, user settings
can only be accessed by admin user.

User list

Operation limit
Target
management points

To register a user, you need to input user name, password and select the target management points
the user can access.

You may also select the operation limit of the user. The operation limit (when selected) forbids the
user from controlling that operation. Eg. If the user account is set with the “Setpoint” operation
limit, when the user logs in, he/she will not be able to change the setpoint in the operation screen.

After adding all the inputs, tap the “Add” button to register the user and the user name will appear
in the user list. When logging in with this user, the main screen will show the selected management
points only.

To modify user information, select a user from the user list and modify the password and target
management points. Then tap Modify button. User name cannot be changed.

To delete a user, select a user from the user list and tap Delete button.

6.4 Point Setting

Management point name and icon can be changed using this setting. Please note, management
point settings can only be accessed by admin user.

Management point
name

Management point
icon

To modify a management point, first select the management point from the management point list.
Change the name and/or icon and tap Save.
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6.5 Screen Setting

This setting allows specification of sets of management points to be displayed in a screen. The
settings include creating new screen, modify screen settings and deleting screens. Please note,
screen settings can only be accessed by admin user.
Screen Settings Menu

Screen Name

Management
Registered point list
Screen list

Make new screen:

To make a new screen, input a name for the screen and select management points that are to be
displayed in this screen. To select a management point, just tap the management point name in the
management point list to highlight it. Highlighted management points are selected points. Tap a
highlighted management point to unselect it. Tap the “Add” button to add the screen and the screen
name will appear in the registered screen list.

Modify screen setting:

To modify screen setting, tap a screen name in the registered screen list to change the name of the
screen and/or re-select management points in the management point list. Tap “Modify” button to
save.

Delete a screen:

To delete a screen, tap a screen name in the registered screen list and tap “Delete” button. The
screen name will be deleted from the registered screen list.

Save setting:

To save settings, tap “Save” button.

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Note: Adding a screen changes how the Main Screen will look like.
Main Screen

Screen buttons

Screen name

After the screens are created, the screen buttons will be displayed on the main screen. When a
screen button is tapped, the management points registered to the screen will appear on the main
monitoring screen. Name of the screen is indicated on the menu bar.
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6.6 Scene Setting

Scene settings can be configured here.

Press the “+” button to add a new scene. To edit an existing scene, tap on the scene name.

Scenes Setting Screen

Existing scene name

Add new scene

A scene dialog will be opened.

Scene Dialog

1. Key in name of scene

3. Set delay

2. Change scene icon

4. Add scene command

5. Save/Cancel

Add new scene

1. Key in name of the scene

2. Press on the picture to change an icon for the scene
3. Set delay: This will set a delay to start operation when scene is selected
4. Press “+” to add an operation command
5. Save Scene or Cancel changes
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Pressing the “+” icon will open the scene command dialog.

Select the target device. Select a device action. Press the name of the action to enable it. There will
be a to indicate if that action is enabled. Press “Set” to save, press “Cancel” to cancel.
Scene Command Dialog

Select device

Save/Cancel

Enable action Select action

After the scene command is saved, the command will appear in the scene dialog. To set delay, press
the “Delay” button.
Scene Dialog

Press to set delay

New added scene command

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A delay dialog will appear. Type in the delay or interval (in seconds). Then press “Save” to confirm.

 Set Delay: Set the first delay (in sec) before all scene commands are executed.
 Set Interval (in sec): Set interval delays between each scene command. Set to 0 if you wish
all commands to be executed at the same time.

Delay Dialog

Set delay
Press “Save”
to confirm

Set interval

Once you have confirmed all your settings, press “Save” in the scene dialog to save the scene. The
new scene will appear in the Scenes Setup list.

Scene Dialog

Press “Save” to
save the scene
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Scenes can also be copied. This is useful as you do not need to recreate scene commands for similar
scenes. This can only be done on already created scenes.

Tap the name of the scene in the scenes screen to open the scene dialog.
Scenes Setting Screen

Tap on an existing
screen name

Tap on “Copy” to copy the scene.

Scene Dialog

Tap on “Copy”
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You will notice that the name of the scene is different. Change the name of the scene and press
“Save”. The old scene will not be modified.
Scene Dialog

Change the
scene name

Press “Save”
to confirm

Once the settings for the new scenes are added, they will appear in the scenes screen when you tap
on the “Scenes” icon in the main screen.

Scenes Screen

New added scenes

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6.7 Network Connection Settings

Network connection settings can be configured in this screen.

Please note: This screen is only available in SVMPC1t.

Auto/Static

Wifi/Wired

Enable/Disable

Save

Network Settings (Auto/Static):

When set to auto, the SVM will automatically be assigned to an unused IP address from a router on
the network. When set to fixed, network details must be entered. Normally, this should be set to
fixed.

Network Connection (Wifi/Wired):

SVM can connect to a wireless local network. If Wifi is selected, the SSID and Password of the
network must be entered.

Internet connection (Enable/Disable):

To access SVM from outside the local network, Internet Connection must be enabled. The local
network must be connected to the internet.

Save:

Save changes made to the network settings.

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6.8 Date & Time Settings

Date and time settings can be configured on this screen.

Please note: This screen is only available in SVMPC1t.

Select Timezone

Automatic Time Sync

Set Date/Time

Save

Select Timezone:

Select the timezone from drop down menu.

Automatic Time Synchronization:

When enabled, time is automatically updated using internet connection. If there is no internet
connection, this should be disabled. When disabled, date and time will have to be set manually.

Current Date:

To set the date manually, enter the current date. The format of the date is YYYY/MM/DD.

Current Time (24Hrs):

To set the time manually, enter the current time. The format of the time is in the 24 Hours clock
format.

Save:

Save the date and time settings.

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7. Schedule Screen
Schedule function operate air-conditioning automatically 24/7. Schedule function controls air-
conditioning by following schedule program which consists of target management point list,
operation patterns of a day and target days to run the pattern.

Schedule program setting is only for admin user. It is not available on mobile phone.
Schedule program setting is done by the following steps.

1
Create A New Program

2
Select Target Management Points

3 4
Select Operation Pattern of A Day Add Operation Pattern of A Day

5 6
Select Target Days Add Special Day Calendar

7
Set Enable for The
Program

To get to the schedule screen, tap on the “Schedule” icon on the main screen.

SVMPC1 Main Screen

Schedule
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7.1 Create A New Program

To add a new schedule, we must first create a program. Tap on the “+” icon in the Program List to
open the program dialog.
Schedule Screen

Program List

Tap “+” icon to add

a new program

A program dialog box will appear. Input the program name (eg. “My New Program”).

Program Dialog

Enter a
Program Name
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7.2 Select Target Management Points

Tap the Edit icon to open the management point list dialog.
Program Dialog

Edit

Highlight the target management points you wish to add and tap “OK” button.
Program Dialog

Highlight the target

management points
to add them

Tap “OK”

The selected management points will appear in the Control Target List.

Program Dialog

New added target

management points
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7.3 Select Operation Pattern of A Day

Tap “+” in Schedule to register an operation pattern of a day.
Program Dialog

Tap “+” to open

pattern list dialog

The pattern list dialog is opened. Existing operation patterns are listed on the left side of the dialog.

Tap on one of the patterns in the pattern list and the operation pattern will be shown in the right
side of the dialog. To select this pattern, tap Select button.

Pattern List Dialog

Select a
Tap to select
pattern from
this pattern
pattern list

Operation pattern of a day

Selected patterns will appear in the program dialog.

Program Dialog

Selected pattern of a day

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7.4 Add Operation Pattern of A Day

In the program dialog, tap on “+” icon to add new operation pattern. A pattern list dialog will
appear.
Program Dialog

Tap “+” icon to add a

new operation pattern

To create a new operation pattern, tap “+” in the Pattern List and input a unique pattern name. To
add an operation, tap on the “+” button on the right and an operation dialog will appear. To modify
a pattern, just click on an existing pattern name in the pattern list to modify.

Pattern List Dialog

Pattern list

Pattern name
Tap to add new should be unique
pattern
Add operation

After tapping on add operation, you will need to first set the time for this operation.

To add an action, tap the action name. A check mark will be added to the action name. Select the
action you wish to change by tapping the action icon. Multiple actions can be set for each operation.
Press the “Set” button to save this operation to this pattern.

Operation Dialog
Set the time for
this operation

Check mark on the

left to show the Tap “Set” to save
action is activated Action

Action Name
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After all operations are registered, tap Register pattern to add this pattern to pattern list.
Program Dialog

Tap “Register pattern”

to add this pattern

New added operation

7.5 Select Target Days

Tap right side of operation pattern to open the target days dialog.
Program Dialog

Tap here to select target days

Tap the days to set a check mark on the days of the week to run this pattern. To add a special day,
first select a special day and tap the “Select” button on the right side of “Special Day Calendar”. A
check mark will appear beside the special day.

Tap “Set” to confirm the target days.

Target Days Dialog

Set target days

Select days of week

Select special day calendar

Tap to select special

day calendar
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7.6 Add Special Day Calendar

A pattern can be set to run on specific days. For example, you may specify a “Holiday” pattern to run
on a specific day if that day is a holiday.

Tap right side of operation pattern to open the target days dialog.

Program Dialog

Tap here to select target days

To add a special calendar date, press the “+” button to open the special calendar dialog.

Target Days Dialog

Tap to add a special

calendar date

Special Calendar
Dialog
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First, input a unique calendar name.

Navigate through the months by tapping on the “<<” or “>>” buttons to select the month.

To select a date, tap on a day in the calendar to set as special day.

Tap once to set the specific date as a special day. This is shown in yellow. Tap again to change the
color to green to specify a day of week. Third tap will clear special day.

Please note:
 Yellow: Specific date eg. 01st May (Example: Labor Day)
 Green: Day of the week eg. Second Sunday in May (Example: Mother’s Day)

After selecting special days, tap Set button to save this calendar.
Special Calendar Dialog

Calendar name

Save calendar

Select month

First tap

Second tap
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7.7 Set Enable for The Program

To run this schedule program, it must first be enabled. Finally, tap the “Set” button to save this
program setting.
Program Dialog

Save this setting

Set to enable to
run this program

After the program is enabled, a green tick will appear beside the program name in the program
list.
Schedule Screen

Green tick to show

program is enabled
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8. Interlock Screen
Interlocking function allows automatic operation of devices depending on input from other devices.
The user can define certain conditions which, when satisfied, will automatically execute a certain
operation which is also defined by the user.

Interlocking Function setting is only available for admin user. It is not available on mobile phone.

Interlocking Function is set by the following procedure:

1
Add Interlock Function

2
Set Input Condition(s)

3 4
Set Output Condition(s) Set Output Action(s)

5
Set Enable for The
Interlock Function

To get to the Interlock screen, tap on the “Interlock” icon on the main screen.

SVMPC1 Main Screen

Interlock
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8.1 Add Interlock Function

Tap “+” in Interlock List to add interlock function. If there is an existing Interlock function, tap on the
name to select it.
Interlock Screen

Tap to add
interlock function

8.2 Set Input Condition(s)

Tap “+” to set new input condition. Pressing on an existing condition will modify it. A condition
setting dialog will appear.
Interlock Function Screen

Set new input condition

Select a target device and select the device condition. Press the name of the action to enable it.
There will be a to indicate if that action is enabled. Press “Set” to save, press “Cancel” to cancel,
and press “Delete” to delete action from the input list.
Condition Setting Dialog

Tap “Set” to save

Select target device

Select device action

Enable action
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8.3 Set Output Condition(s)

Consider a scenario where you have multiple input conditions.

Eg. Input Conditions

 Condition A: Management Point 03 turned to powered on
 Condition B: Management Point 04 turned to powered on
 Condition C: Management Point 05 turned to powered on

User can add output conditions for each output. The output actions will only activate if it satisfies
that output condition.

The output conditions are as follows:

- All Inputs Valid (eg. When all management points 03, 04 and 05 turned to powered on, the
output action will be triggered).
- All Inputs Invalid (eg. When all management points 03, 04 and 05 turned to powered off,
the output action will be triggered).
- At Least One Input Valid (eg. When one of the management points turned to powered on,
the output action will be triggered).
- At Least One Input Invalid (eg. When one of the management points turned to powered off,
the output action will be triggered).

If the output condition is true, the delay timer will start. Only after the timer has passed, the output
action will be activated.

Two separate outputs can be set for one set of input. Multiple output actions can also be set for
each condition.

Interlock Function Screen

Input conditions
A, B and C Set delay timer

Output condition Output action

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8.4 Set Output Action(s)

Tap “+” to add an output action. A condition setting dialog box will appear.

Interlock Function Screen

Add output action(s)

Output action

Select the target device. Select device action. Press the name of the action to enable it. There will be
a to indicate if that action is enabled. Press “Set” to save, press “Cancel” to cancel, and press
“Delete” to delete action from the output list.
Action Setting Dialog

Tap “Set” to save

Select target device

Select device action

Enable action
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8.5 Set Enable for The Interlock Function

Tap the “Enable” button to enable the interlock function. Disabled functions will not be activated.
The interlock function will only work after it has been saved.

Give the interlock function a name by typing the name into the box.

Press Save to save the interlock function.

Interlock Function Screen

Enable/Disable
Enter name

Save

After you saved the interlock function, it will appear on the Interlock list. Interlock functions that are
enabled will have a green tick beside their name.
Interlock Screen

Enabled interlock
functions

Interlock List
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9. Scenes Screen
Scenes function allows users to create a single button that activates/deactivates multiple aircon and
devices. A scene is a list of actions to be performed once the scene button is pressed.

The Scene function is useful because it allows the user to complete multiple actions with just one
button.

For example, the user can set an “Away From Office” scene. In this case, when the button is pressed,
all the lights can be turned off and the aircon can be set to a higher setpoint to save energy.

The figure below shows the main screen for all the scenes that were added. Users may click on the
desired scene to activate it. To configure or add a new scene, please use the scenes set up in the
System Administration screen.
Scenes Screen

Click to activate multiple

actions specified in the scene
setting

The Scenes Setting menu can be accessed from the “System” administration menu.

From the scene settings menu, you can create new scenes or edit the scene by changing the scene
name or scene commands.
Scenes Settings Menu

Scene name

Scene commands
eg. Turn off all
aircon and lights

For more information on how to set up the Scene settings in detail, please refer to P.29.
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10. History Screen

History function displays a log of operation actions and errors. It also displays the user which made
the operation and the date and time of the change.

History is only available for admin user. It is not available on mobile phone.

10.1 Sorting and Filtering

Show latest
information

Reset display
Filter objects
Change order
Filter

Filter dialog

Latest:

When this is pressed, the information from the latest date will be shown.

Change order:

When ↑↓ is pressed, the list will be reordered chronologically. It can be pressed multiple times to
change the order.

Filter:

When is pressed, the filter dialog will open. You can press on the object to select the object to be
filtered. More than one object can be selected. Press OK to proceed, or Cancel to cancel.

Reset display:

When is pressed, all filters will be cleared.

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10.2 Date Selection

Select date

Show data

Next/Previous Day

Select Date:

When the white box is pressed, a calendar view will be shown and date can be chosen from the
calendar.

Show Data:

Press “Query” to display the information from that date.

Next/Previous Day:

Press the button to show history for next or previous day.

10.3 Export Data

Export to a csv file

Export to CSV:

When this button is pressed, the history of the selected day will be exported as a csv file.

Note: This function is not available on SVMPC1t.