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I-Vu can change the address of CCN Controllers. It's under Setup, at the top where you scan in new devices.

Everything looks good, did you enabled the Local Device?

The NAM was used to connect a Modem or Computer to the network before TelLinks came out.

The NAM were originally used with Gen2 VVT systems to connect to the comm bus locally or remotely with the...

Is it an old system? You may have an NAM (Network Access Module). These have an address (1 to 63) and are on the network. It should show only the Controller ID table with the software. These were...

You can only use ApplicationBuilder to generate the program, SNAP or Eikon programs are not supported with i-Vu CCN 4.0/4.2. The ApplicationBuilder programs are to be associated with Comfort...

Attached is a screenshot of one I did. It uses the sun position and has been working well. It does not rely on internet as the sun position is a constant once the longitude/lattitude is entered.
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ComfortView 2.0 is designed to run on Windows 98/Me
ComfortView 3.0/3.1/3.2 is designed to run on Windows XP Professional
Network Service Tool V is designed to run on Windows XP/Vista/7

You can, each location can be individual with the Ethernet setup as a gateway. They can also be connected together with one as the gateway and the remaining as bridges.

Have you verified the ports...

With a CONNECT you do not need the bus/element as you are in the same controller. A NETWORK POINT would require the bus/element as the program need to go to another controller.

If you paste the...

A UC16 is beige, a CC1600 is white. The UC16 is an entry level controller with a set of built-in algorithms to perform tasks with 8ins/8outs, it will not hold any BEST++. The CC1600 is a higher...

Are you working with a Universal Controller [UC16] or a Comfort Controller [CC1600]. There is a difference as you can't use BEST++ on a UC16.

What are the alarms you are getting? There are no default alarms setup in i-Vu other that communications for a CC6400, all other alarms need to be setup and programmed in the CC6400.

As...

Not everyone is off topic, at least two people requested the model number and you have not provided. Without the model number it is hard for us to know what system/setup you have.

People have...

They are Orion Controls by Wattmaster .....

http://www.orioncontrols.com/

3V is CCN, not Open. 3V is 100% compatible with i-Vu v4.0 CCN, v4.2 CCN, v4.2 CCN Plus and v4.2 CCN Pro. It is not compatible with i-Vu Open v5.0



Disregard these specs, this is for i-Vu Open...

The System Pilot is to access the system, will work like NST but easier with software.

There is no supervisory controller in a 3V System. The devices are setup to talk to each other and the Air...

What is the software version of the pilot? The current version is v2.0, may need to update the pilot.

Not sure the revision fixes as they started with v1.0, then v1.1, v1.2 and now v2.0. Before...

Make sure you select the correct controller from the New Application Screen. Each one has two. One is for N2/Lon and the other is for BacNet. If you start programming on the wrong one you can't...

The software can only be licensed to one computer at a time, done thru Trane's website and uses the computer to generate the locking code. If the software you have has already been...

I am not a McQuay expert, have you looked at this PDF? -= LINK =-

If this is not your unit, search mcquay.com as they are fairly good with literature on their products. You may also need to...

The LP-KIT204 is just a MS/TP to IP router made by Contemporary Controls, it will see any MS/TP device on the network. Works with FX/PCG/FEC, you will need the device software to upload/download...

I have done a chiller with Microtech III to a Johnson FX-60 with no issues but one. What points are not holding? I am assuming the setpoints. On the chiller I had, after a power reset the chiller...

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The UC16 is a canned controller. Cannot add algo's, occpc's or setpt's, Best++, etc to the device. You are limited to the 4 setpt's and with their unit of measure, but you can change the unit of...

Heard of it, never seen it. AFAIK it is what Carrier uses for drawings [like AutoCad], have seen the name on control drawings from Carrier.