Issue Can I run third party software on my I/NET PC Environment I/NET Site Cause Third party software on same pc as I/NET Resolution TAC software is delivered for use on IBM and compatible PCs. While your PC is capable of running other third party software while running I/NET, trying to do so may present general operational difficulties. This is particularly true if the other third party software is memory resident. When used as it is intended, the TAC software is also memory resident. The use of more than one memory resident program at the same time may impose unresolvable PC system parameter conflicts and may cause one or more of the memory resident programs to fail. Refer to TCON 300.

Issue The Station buttons are missing in the MCU Configuration dialog box Environment I/NET 2000 Site Cause The Station buttons are missing in the MCU Configuration dialog box. What happened? Resolution To provide you with the ability to configure or hide the statistical features of I/NET 2000, there are three .reg files included in the I/NET 2000 application root directory. When you double-click the desired *.reg file, it will update the DiagnosticFlag in the registry to the associated condition. Each file and its function is as follows: NoStats.reg - No statistics dialog shown, Stats.reg - Shows statistical data but does not allow back-ground ASC resets or manual MR/ASC resets, Stats&Reset.reg - Shows statistical data with ability to perform background ASC resets or manual MR/ASC resets.  For more information see TCON 217.

Issue The Discrete Input readings are incorrect on a 7780, what causes that? Environment 7780 Cause Input resistors are incorrectly configured. Resolution Configure Resistors according to TCON100

Issue Tap not communicating with Host. (Refer to TCON 101 and TCON 226) Environment I/NET 7801 Tap Cause Multiple causes are possible.  Resolution Check connections at the host port Verify Switch settings Ensure you are using the correct cable Check the Tap version Check the Baud rate set in the set up Check the Comm Port defined in setup

Issue TCP/IP Network Settings required for an I/NET Seven Installation.  If the incorrect network speed is used, communication with the NPR-2000 and the Xenta 527 will fail. Environment TCP/IP Network I/NET Seven NPR-2000, Xenta 527 Cause I/NET works on 10 Mb/Second (also known as 10-half).  The NPR-2000s and the Xenta 527 will only function on 10-half. Resolution I/NET requires Microsoft's TCP/IP protocol. While I/NET Seven can coexist with another vendors networking software, (Novell or Banyan, for example) it will not use any other version of TCP/IP. You can add Microsoft's TCP/IP in the Network options of the Control Panel. Most modern Ethernet Switch gear should be set to "Auto Negotiate" for 10/100mb speed required by a device, but speed is an important factor for proper communication.  I/NET can only run on a 10 Mb/Second network. Old style NetPlus Routers(NPR-2000), Xenta  527 NPR, and Xenta 527 Web require 10 Mb/Second.  See TCON 300 (from the Technical Reference Manual included on the I/NET installation CD) for further details.  TCON 300 has all of this information on pages 1-9; 1-33 & 1-34 Because this is not an individual PC configuration, assistance from the building IT staff will likely be required.  

Issue TCONs included with a typical install of I/NET Seven I/NET BMS user manual I/NET iBMS user manual Product Line TAC INET Environment I/NET Site Cause TCON Info Resolution TCON 298 I/NET Seven Getting Started TCON 299 I/NET Seven System Operator Guide TCON 300 I/NET Seven Technical Reference Guide TCON 301 I/NET Seven Reference Guide The install also includes a “ReadmeSeven” and “UpgradeSeven” files.

Issue TCONs are listed and available on The Exchange Download Center. This index is meant to provide a quick reference to find the desired TCON even if the number is not known. Product Line TAC INET Environment TCON documents Cause The Exchange Download Center allows for searching by either TCON number, title, or document content. This is a list of those documents with links to the Download Center. Click here to view the complete list in The Exchange Download Center. Resolution TCON069 Unitary Controller (Model 7200 Series Unitary Controllers) Installation Guide TCON073 Model HC7410 Hand-Held Console Installation Guide TCON074 Building Manager Access Instructions Card TCON077 Model 1000 Door Processing Unit (DPU 1000) Installation Guide TCON078 Elevator Control Unit (EVC) Installation Guide TCON079 Remote Dial Tap (RDTAP) Installation Guide TCON082 Discrete Input Unit (DIU 1600) Installation Guide TCON083 The ABC’s of DDC (CSI-1991) TCON084 Docutrend ... the Quick and Easy Way! Reference Guide TCON086 Door Processing Unit 3000 (DPU-3000) Installation Guide TCON087 Fiber Optic Interface (FOI) Installation Guide TCON092 LAN Monitor 1 (LANMON 1) Reference Guide TCON093 Model 7460 Universal Controller Interface (7460 UCI) Installation Guide TCON094 I/NET System 7700 Operator Guide TCON095 7700 DCU Installation Guide TCON096 7716 PCU Installation Guide TCON097 7740 DCU (includes 7741 DCU) Installation Guide TCON098 7750 DCU Building Manager Installation Guide TCON099 7760 Unitary Controller Interface Installation Guide TCON100 7780 Distributed Lighting Control Unit Installation Guide TCON101 Model 7800 Series Taps & Repeater Installation Guide TCON102 7771 Industrial Communication Interface Installation Guide TCON103 I/NET 7700 Icon Editor Reference Guide TCON104 I/NET 7700 Text File Compiler User Guide TCON105 Discrete Input Monitoring and Output Control Unit (DIO-8000) Installation Guide TCON106 7718 PCU Installation Guide TCON109 7790 LAN Interface Unit Installation Guide (7791 DPI, 7792 MRI, 7793 MCI) TCON110 I/DISC Sorting Procedure Reference Guide TCON111 Door Processing Unit (DPU 3100) Installation Guide TCON112 CSI Access Control Readers Installation Guide TCON113 I/STAT & Micro Regulators MR123 Installation Guide TCON114 Model 7728 Series I/SITE I/O Controllers Installation Guide TCON115 Door Processor Unit 7900 (DPU 7900) Installation Guide TCON116 DPU 7910A Installation Guide TCON117 DPU 7920 Installation Guide TCON120 Guidelines for Smoke Control Reference Guide TCON122 Series 7797 Industrial Communication Interface Installation Guide TCON123  I/NET Memory Interface Processor (MIP01) Installation Guide TCON124 DIU 7930 Installation Guide TCON125 DPU 7940 Installation Guide TCON126 I/STAT & Micro Regulator Controller Installation Guide TCON127 7756 PCU Installation Guide TCON130 MR55X and I/STAT Installation Guide TCON135 I/NET Communications Interface for Cerberus Pyrotronics (779703 ICI Cerberus) Installation/Reference Guide TCON136 I/NET Communications Interface for McQuay MicroTech Open Protocol Communications (779704 ICI McQuay) Installation/Reference Guide TCON137 I/NET Communications Interface in Support of YorkTalk XL/LINC Chiller ISN (779705 ICI YorkTalk) Installation/Reference Guide TCON138 7798 I/SITE LAN Installation Guide TCON139 I/NET Communications Interface for Trane (779706) Reference Guide TCON140 I/NET Communications Interface in Support of Notifier AM2020 Fire Detection System (779707 ICI Notifier) Installation/Reference Guide TCON142 I/NET v4.30 System Operator Guide Operator Guide TCON143 I/DISC Fob Installation Guide TCON144 7798 I/SITE LAN Installation Sheet TCON145 I/NET System Technical Reference Guide TCON146 I/NET Communications Interface in Support of Square D PowerLogic Network Interface Module (779708 ICI Square D) Installation/Reference Guide TCON147 ASC-VAV-AX Installation Guide TCON148 ASC-VAV-AX Installation Sheet TCON149 ASC-MR-VAV-Series (AX and X1) Pocket Reference TCON150 I/DISC Reader (IDISCRDRB) Installation Sheet TCON151 I/NET Docutrend Technical Reference Guide TCON152 Video Badging Subsystem (S/90 Integrated Video Badging) Installation Guide TCON153 ASC MR-AHU Installation Guide TCON154 ASC MR-AHU Installation Sheet TCON155 ASC MR-VAV-X1 Installation Guide TCON156 MR-VAV-X1 Installation Sheet TCON157 I/NET System Forms and Worksheets Reference Guide TCON158 ASC MR-AHU Pocket Reference TCON159 I/NET Communications Interface for Edwards Systems Technology Fire System (Model 779711) Installation/Reference Guide TCON160 I/NET v4.x Utilities Software Operator Guide TCON161 ASC MR-HP Installation Guide TCON162 ASC MR-HP Installation Sheet TCON163 ASC MR-HP Pocket Reference TCON164 ASC MR-VAV-X2 Installation Guide TCON165 ASC MR-VAV-X2 Installation Sheet TCON166 ASC MR-VAV-X2 Pocket Reference TCON168 I/NET Video Badging (I/NET VB) Operator Guide TCON169 I/NET ODBC Driver (INETODBC) Technical Reference Guide TCON170 Intellution Driver CSI I/O Driver for the Intellution FIX DMACS Installation Guide TCON171 Door Processor Unit 7920 with Essex PIN Installation Guide TCON172 PWM-C Pulse Width Modulation to Current Transducers Installation Sheet TCON173 PWM-P Pulse Width Modulation to Pressure Transducers Installation Sheet TCON174 PWM-R Pulse Width Modulation to Resistance Installation Sheet TCON175 PWM-V Pulse Width Modulation to Voltage Transducers Installation Sheet TCON176 Model IP Current to Pneumatic Transducer Installation Sheet TCON177 Model ASC1 Analog Signal Converter Installation Sheet TCON178 XFMR Series Transformers TCON179 Model SA1 Surge Arrestor for System 7700 and System 90 Installation Sheet TCON180 UniHub Tutorial (UniHub 2.2) Reference Guide TCON181 I/NET v4.3x Getting Started TCON184 NetPlus Router 2000 Installation Guide TCON185 I/Site LAN Installation Sheet TCON186 I/View Version 1.0 Operator Guide TCON187 UniHub Version 3.1 Technical Reference Guide TCON188 UniHub 3.0 Tutorial Reference Guide TCON189 779712 ICI BACnet Installation Guide/Reference TCON190 7798B1 I/SITE LAN TCON191 NetPlus Router Installation Sheet TCON192 I/NET v4.10 Guide opérateur du système TCON193 Système I/NET Guide de Référence Technique TCON194 I/NET Docutrend Guide de Référence Technique TCON195 I/NET System v4.10 Bedienerhandbuch TCON196 I/NET System Technisches Referenzhandbuch TCON197 I/NET Docutrend Technisches Referenzhandbuch TCON198 I/NET Sistema v4.10 Manual del Operador TCON199 I/NET Sistema v4.10 Manual de Referencia TCON200 I/NET Sistema v4.10 Docutrend Manual de Referencia TCON203 NetPoint VAV (NP-VAV-AX) Installation Guide TCON204 NetPoint VAV-AX Installation Sheet TCON205 NetPoint VAV-AX Pocket Reference Card TCON206 NetPoint™ VAV-AX (NP-VAV-AX) Application Reference Guide TCON207 I/NET 2000 v1.x System Operator Guide TCON209 I/NET 2000 v1.x Technical Reference Guide TCON210 I/NET 2000 v1.x Docutrend Reference Guide TCON211 I/NET 2000 v1.x ODBC Driver (IODBC32 Driver) Technical Reference Guide TCON212 I/NET 2000 v1.x Operator Guide TCON213 I/NET 2000 v1.x Getting Started TCON215 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 506R (NP-506R) Installation Sheet TCON217 I/NET 2000 Troubleshooting Guide TCON218 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 546R (NP-546R) Installation Sheet TCON219 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 1008R (NP-1008R) Installation Sheet TCON220 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 1048R (NP-1048R) Installation Sheet TCON221 NetPoint General Purpose Unit (NP-GPU) Technical Reference Guide TCON222 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 506 (NP-506) Installation Sheet TCON223 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 546 (NP-546) Installation Sheet TCON224 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 1008 (NP-1008) Installation Sheet TCON225 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 1048 (NP-1048) Installation Sheet TCON226 I/NET 2000 Dial Setup Guide TCON227 UniHub Application I/NET Notifier Interface Reference Guide TCON228 I/NET Interface UniHub Application CASI-RUSCO Secure Perfect Reference Guide TCON229 I/NET 2000 v1.x Operator Guide (MTRC) TCON230 I/NET 2000 v1.x Technical Reference Guide (MTRC) TCON231 Smoke Control Systems Manual TCON236 I/NET 2000 v2.x Operator Guide TCON237 I/NET 2000 v2.x Technical Reference Guide TCON238 I/NET 2000 v2.x Getting Started TCON238A I/NET 2000 Revision 2.10 Addendum TCON239 I/NET 2000 v2.x Docutrend Reference Guide TCON240 I/NET 2000 v2.x ODBC Driver Technical Reference Guide (IODBC32 Driver) TCON241 I/NET 2000 v2.x Utilities Operator Guide TCON242 7716-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON243 7756-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON244 7771-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON245 B7771 U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON246 7790A-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON247 7797-12-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON248 7798B-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON250 FSCS-1-xxxxx-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON251 FOI1-U8/FOI2-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON252 20010-U8 & 20020-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON254 MR88R-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON255 MR88-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON256 MR632-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON257 MR55-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON258 MR55X-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON259 MR160-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON261 MR-HP-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON262 MR-VAV-AX-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON263 MR-VAV-X1-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON264 MR-VAV-X2-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON265 78010-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON266 B78010-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON267 78035-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON268 B78035-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON269 78061-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON270 B78061-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON271 78020-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON272 B78020-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON273 78022-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON274 B78022-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON275 78032-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON276 B78032-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON277 7808-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON278 B7808-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON280 DPU7911A/7912A-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON281 DPU-7920-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON282 DPU7921/7922-U8 Smoke Control Data Sheet TCON286 I/STAT-LCD Installation Sheet TCON287 I/NET® 2000 System with ID Works Upgrade/Integration Guide TCON289 NetPoint General Purpose Unit 546-X1 (NP-546-X1) Installation Sheet TCON293 779715 ICI ModBus Installation Guide/Reference TCON294 I/NET 2000 Web Interface Reference Guide TCON295 INET to Vista (I2V) Graphics Conversion Utility Reference Guide TCON296 TAC OPC Server for I/NET Seven TCON297 Distributed Link Architecture (DLA) User Guide Version 1.0 TCON298 I/NET Seven Getting Started TCON299 I/NET Seven Operator Guide TCON300 I/NET Seven Technical Reference Guide TCON301 I/NET Seven Reference Guide – Database Connectivity and Reporting TCON305 Model 2000 NetPlus Router Notice TCON306 7920 DPU - DPU48K Installation Sheet TCON307 LAN Connector Advisory TCON311 7798C SubLAN Interface Installation Guide TCON312 SCU 1200, SCU 1280, SCU 1284 Installation Guide TCON313 SCU 1200, SCU 1280, SCU 1284 Installation Sheet

Issue Filemaster is Full SQL 2005 and Equalized Client is SQL Express fails to equalize.  Environment 2.31 version of TAC I/NET Seven 2.4x  version of TAC I/NET Seven Full SQL 2005 for the Filemaster SQL Express for the Equalized Client In the test environment, the Filemaster and Equalized Client has Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 for operating system. Cause SQL Express  doesn't start equalization services automatically. Resolution The Equalized Client refused to replicate the database with the Filemaster. Equalization is not succeeding even though the little icon may say it is equalized. Filemaster shows pending. Start I/NET and check the host passwords to see if equalization has taken place. The following steps will cause equalization to take place:  Restart the pc to ensure there isn't a program hanging in the memory. Demote Equalized Client to Stand Alone. Exit I/NET and I/O Server Go to Start/Run/CMD Maneuver to the c:\Program Files\Inet Seven folder and type the following:  ineteqzmerge /unregserver     press the Enter key ineteqzmerge /service     press the Enter key Now go to Services by selecting My Computer/Manage/Services and look for the Service running called InetEQZMerge and start the service and select Automatic. Now you should promote the I/NET workstation to Equalized Client ensuring you put the Filemaster Name rather than IP address. The snapshot will be delivered to the Equalized Client. After equalization you may need to shut down I/Net and the I/O Server one last time and then restart I/Net Seven. Now return to Services by selecting My Computer/Manage/Services and look for the Service running called InetEQZMerge where you should STOP then START the service again.  One way to test equalization from Filemaster to Equalized Client: in I/Net Seven under Edit/Host Computer/Passwords add a user/password. Check the other computer to see if the database replicated the new user/password and Vice Versa. If ineteqzmerge is already running as a service.  Try stopping and starting the service. Note: Using SQL 2008 on a Windows Server 2003 OS? Read TCON301 on page 2-4.

Issue Should I use a synchronous modem for integrated dial applications? Environment I/NET site Cause Should I use a synchronous modem for integrated dial applications? Resolution No. The modem should be asynchronous. (TCON209, 2-10)

Issue Is it possible to use Control Description (command) delays on MR controllers? MR (Micro Regulator) DO points not turning ON (or not turning OFF) - sticking. Environment I/NET Seven MR (Micro Regulator) Controllers Cause The Control Description command delay was not implemented in the MR as it was not intended to be used for control of multiple high power devices, which this feature was designed for; also, the MR does not have the memory capability to support the timer queue to handle it. Note: The Control Description command delay does function within the SLI (7793 / 7798B1 / 7798C) although this function is supported here it is not intended for the control of multiple subLAN devices, such as the MR.  You should not rely on this control function from the SLI.  Undesired results can be expected if this is implemented and is not supported. Resolution The Control Description Command Delay is not supported within subLAN devices and should not be implemented.  Alternative methods of delaying startup of control devices are: Using Time schedules; the Master / Slave time schedules feature.  Within the slave schedules you are able to delay / adjust the start time by minutes. The combination of using Master / Slave ATS and Host ATS provides a powerful and simple user interface in modifying all the Master Schedules from a single location. Refer to TCON 300 Chapters 4 and 7. MR Functions (DDC); If your control delays are required within the MR, a method available to use is the MR-DDC Relay modules are the delay before break (DDB) or delay before make (DBM) timers.  An even simpler method would be to stagger scan rates (using prime numbers) within your MR Function DDC modules.  Refer to TCON 300 Chapter 13. The DDC modules have there own scan rates and control the point based on this scan rate and will override any Resident I/O Point scan rate defined on these output points. Programmer timers from within the SLI which the control critical items of plant and require a staggered startup procedure.

Issue Stat Replacements for I/NET controllers Environment I/NET Cause S/STAT and I/STAT are unavailable for purchase. Resolution The S/STAT has been replaced with the STR202 (User Manual for STR202) The I/STAT has been replaced with the STR250 (User Manual for STR250)

Issue Specification for using a USRobotics modem with dial application Environment I/NET site Cause What are the specification for using a USRobotics modem with dial application? Resolution Warning! Using a non-analog line will damage the modem! INET Dial Applications using US Robotics (External Modems) See TCON 101, TCON 213 , TCON 226 and TCON 298 for more details If the modem has dip switches, set them as follows: 1,5,6, and 7 up 2,3,4, and 8 down If the modem does not have dip switches, don’t worry about it! PC, modem, and phone line must be connected and "ON" Connect the modem to an analog phone line only. Warning! Using a non-analog line will damage the modem! (Contact USR) http://www.usr.com/products/analog/p-56k-menu.asp Make sure the correct modem driver is installed. Don’t use “Standard Modem”. Set the hyper-terminal session “Baud” as specified in the following instructions (See the sections titled: “Remote Site Settings” and “Host Settings”) View the modem’s Active and Stored settings: "ATI4" followed by the Enter key displays the settings the modem is using "ATI5" followed by the Enter key displays the settings stored in NOVRAM If the settings need to be changed then continue Recommend "AT&F" to reset the modem to factory defaults. See the sections titled: “Remote Site Settings” and “Host Settings” Suggest you store the settings in both profiles of the modem’s NOVRAM. "&W0" stores to "&Y0" "&W1" stores to "&Y1" Help Commands for US Robotics are: AT&$ ATS$ AT$ After following the preceding steps for the remote site’s modem: Connect the modem to the Tap (or emulated Tap) and Analog Phone Line Power-up the modem Press the controller’s reset button or cycle the Tap’s power Do NOT cycle the modem’s power The "RD" and "SD" should flash after several seconds have past After about 30 seconds the "AA," TR" and "CS" lights should be "On" Using INET, Dial the site. Make sure the host can: Dial out (you can hear the dial tone) Handshake with the remote Modem Maintain its connection to the remote modem (Neither modem automatically terminates call) See the Controller(s) on the LAN • Actually connect to the controller(s) View points in the summary screens   Remote Site Settings: DIAL=TONE B0 E0 F1 M1 Q0 V1 X0 Y0 BAUD=9600 PARITY=N WORDLEN=8  &A0 &B1 &C1 &D2 &G0 &H0 &I0 &K0 &M0 &N6 &P0 &R2 &S0 &T5 &U6 &Y1  S00=001 S01=000 S02=043 S03=013 S04=010 S05=008 S06=002 S07=060 S08=002 S09=006 S10=014 S11=070 S12=050 S13=000 S15=000 S19=000 S21=010 S22=017 S23=019 S25=005 S27=000 S28=008 S29=020 S30=000 S31=120 S32=002 S33=000 S34=000 S35=000 S36=014 S38=000 S39=000 S40=001 S41=000 S42=000 For "Integrated NPR Dial," the following settings need to be changed in the modem connect to the NPR: Hyper-terminal Session, BAUD=9600, change to 19200 Change "&N6" to "&N10" Change "&U6" to "&U10" All other variables remain the same as shown For 78051 Taps, use the “Remote Site Settings” and set up procedure.   Host Settings (This is the modem used at the workstation): DIAL=TONE B0 E0 F0 M1 Q0 V0 X0 Y0 BAUD=9600 PARITY=N WORDLEN=8 &A0 &B1 &C1 &D2 &G0 &H0 &I0 &K0 &M4 &N0 &P0 &R1 &S0 &T5 &U0 &Y0 S00=001 S01=000 S02=043 S03=013 S04=010 S05=008 S06=002 S07=060 S08=002 S09=006 S10=014 S11=070 S12=050 S13=000 S15=000 S19=000 S21=010 S22=017 S23=019 S25=005 S27=000 S28=008 S29=020 S30=000 S31=120 S32=002 S33=000 S34=000 S35=000 S36=014 S38=000 S39=000 S40=001 S41=000 S42=000 For "Integrated NPR Dial," the following settings need to be changed in the modem connected to the PC or Workstation: Hyper-terminal Session, recommend BAUD=9600, change to 19200 All other variables remain the same as shown For Taps, use the "Remote Site Settings".; Do not use the "Host Settings"

Issue  All time schedules on site did not start. What is the difference between "Global Special Day Broadcast" and "Special Day Broadcast" in the Network Functions? Product Line TAC INET Environment I/NET Seven 2.xx and greater Cause Special days are incorrectly configured in the controllers special day calendar as permanent, or are not re-entered each year. Resolution There are two types of broadcast settings available under the Network Functions, Special Day Broadcast option in I/NET. Using the 'Special Day' broadcast setup in the Network Functions allows only a single temporary 'special day' entry to be sent to selected controllers saved in your network configuration (Netcon). Using the "Global" special day broadcast the entire special days calendar to the selected controllers in your network configuration (Netcon).  The entries in this calendar can be selected as either temporary or permanent. Refer to TCON299 TAC I/NET Seven Operator Guide 5/10 Chapter 2-34 (Network Functions – Special Day Broadcast) available on your installed I/NET workstation or from the Download Center). Also refer to Time Schedules through Special Days Button.

Issue Is it OK to change configuration profiles in a stable I/NET network? Environment I/NET network Cause In accordance with TCON 209, there may be differences in the routing data for each configuration profile. Resolution You should not change configuration profiles in a stable I/NET network. (TCON 209, 1-10)

Issue Setting up ID Works on a Remote Client PC Product Line TAC INET Environment I/NET Seven ID Works Windows XP Windows 7 32-bit Windows 7 64-bit Cause Configuring the I/NET System to be a “Server/Remote Client” format and the ID Works software is going to be on a Remote Client PC. Resolution The first procedure is to modify the ODBC Data Source. The steps for this are very dependent upon the PC's operating system. Reference page 2-14 through 2-23 of TCON 301, the chapter named Modifying TAC I/NET Seven's ODBC Data Source.  Once the ODBC Data Source is configured, proceed with the steps below: Go into the ID Works Administrator Editor and select the System tab. Scroll down to the Photo Path option. Direct the current path to the PC that is going to be the Server. In this example, the PCs Name and Photo location is: \\TPServer\CDrive\I7photos   Go into the ID Works Designer Editor open each of the site badge templates and modify them for the Server PC link. Open one of the templates. Highlight the Image path square and do a right mouse click. Go to the Field Properties option. Set the path to the Server PC location for the badge photos. See the example below for further information.   In this example the server PC is named TPServer. Badge photos are in the C:\I7photos\Thumbnail directory. There are only eight pictures entered at the time these captures were made. The jpegs for those eight individuals were saved to the folder using the CardNumber as the name shown below:

Issue Set up a two wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a UC Product Line TAC INET Environment UC microcontroller LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor Cause Conversion coefficients must be set to properly read temperatures. Resolution For Fahrenheit: M = 0.4235 B = 32.0 For Centigrade: M= 0.2353 B = 0.0 The sensor's white (WHT) wire goes to AI-X of the UC input, and the orange (ORN) wire goes to +15v of the UC input. Refer to TCON 069 for details.

Issue Set up a two wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a 7756 PCU on the upper board Product Line TAC INET Environment LTS80 Lini-Temp temperature sensor 7756 PCU upper board Cause Lini-temp is a type of temperature sensor that is compatible with the I/NET product line. Resolution For Fahrenheit: m = 0.21978 b = -459.6 For Centigrade: m = 0.1221 b = -273.0 J22 to 15 VDC 10k ohm resistor in slot "A" Remember, the lower board has a different resolution than the upper board. See Set up a two wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a 7756 PCU on the lower board for details on the lower board. Refer to TCON 127: 7756 PCU Installation Guide for details

Issue Set up a two wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a 7756 PCU on the lower board Product Line TAC INET Environment LTS80 Lini-Temp temperature sensor 7756 PCU lower board Cause Lini-temp is a type of temperature sensor that is compatible with the I/NET product line. Resolution For Fahrenheit: M = 0.0274669 B = -459.8 10k ohm resistor in slot "A" Remember, the lower board has a different resolution than the upper board. See Set up a two wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a 7756 PCU on the upper board for details on the upper board. Refer to TCON 127: 7756 PCU Installation Guide for details

Issue Set up a two wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a 7740 and 7741 DCU. Environment 7740 DCU 7741 DCU LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor Cause Conversion coefficients must be set properly for correct reading of temperatures. Resolution For Fahrenheit: M = 0.17582 B = -279.4 For Centigrade: M= 0.09768 B = -173.0 Refer to TCON 097 for 10K resistor placement

Issue Set up a two-wire LTS80 Lini-Temp sensor on a 7728 PCU Product Line TAC INET Environment LTS80 Lini-Temp temperature sensor 7728 PCU Cause Lini-temp is a type of temperature sensor that is compatible with the I/NET product line. Resolution For Fahrenheit: m = 0.21978 b = -459.6 For Centigrade: m= 0.1221 b = -273.0 10k ohm resistor in slot "A" Refer to TCON 114: Model 7728 Series I/SITE I/O Controllers Installation Guide for details.