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Care SRB 70100
Care SRB 70100
7.01.00
Software release bulletin
Additional Tools
Caution: FOR CARE 2.02.xx / 3.xx Users there is no upgrade possible. A new license must be
ordered
B. DESCRIPTION: Excel Computer Aided Regulation Engineering („CARE“) software provides graphic tools to create data
files and control programs for Excel 50, Excel 80, Excel 100, Excel 500, Excel 600, Excel-WEB, XL-
Smart, E-Link and Open Point Server Controllers. CARE is additionally capable to replace a LON
Engineering Tool for all LonMark compliant devices.
Caution: Before starting to work with CARE, read the appendix "Handling Procedures" and
make sure that you have understood the handling procedures.
C. CD Data: Software is shipped on CD. It contains the complete CARE package consisting of:
CARE
Modular Application Library (ModAL XFMs)
RACL Editor
ASPECD Editor
Documentation as PDF file
Honeywell Lon Device Plugins
Excelon Lon diagnostic Tool
LNS Server 3.08 (including 1 LNS credit)
ZM5002
Remote Sync Server (RSS)
Web Office Console (WOC)
D. SYSTEM
REQUIRED: To install and run CARE it is mandatory that the Windows user is in the group “Administrators”.
E. SOFTWARE
REQUIRED: Microsoft® Windows 2000, XP Home, XP Professional
For Enhanced Printout: Word for Windows™ V7.0 or higher (Word 2000 recommended).
For localization of the software components: Visual Localize 2.01.01 or higher.
F. HARDWARE
REQUIRED Minimum Pentium IV PC 500 MHz (1 GHz highly recommended).
Graphic board and monitor, which support at least 1024 x 768 pixel
(1280 x 1024 recommended), small fonts.
Note: It is more important to increase the RAM size than the processor frequency (MHz).
PCMCIA Cards:
Echelon PCC-10 Network Adapter
PCI Cards:
Echelon PCLTA-21 LonTalk Adapter
USB Adapter:
Loytec NIC709-USB
Echelon Model 75010 U10 USB Network Interface - TP/FT-10 Channel
IP Network Interface
Loytec NIC709-IP
Note: for Loytec NICs set “Automatic Flush cancel” in advanced tab otherwise CARE can not
communicate with the device
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G. LONMARK
COMPATIBILITY: CARE will be delivered with a CARE LON device library including the latest PlugIns that will be
registered with CARE. After CARE installation the PlugIns needs to be upgraded according to the
registered PlugIns
CARE 7.01.00 supports the import for most of the 3rd party XIF-files for LonMark devices. On device
commissioning CARE compares XIF-file and the application in the (3rd party) device. If the two files
does not fit to each other CARE results with a warning or will refuse to do the commissioning. On LNS
synchronization this comparison will be done in the same way.
Caution: If LON devices should be integrated which are not in the device library it is recommended
before quote for a job to check for the availability for XIF-file and PlugIn to configure the
device. A online check is recommended so see if the LON device can be imported,
configured, commissioned and exported to LNS database
H. INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Start Windows software, if not already operating.
3. Check the amount of free disk space that is available on the drive where you want to install CARE.
4. Make project backups for the needed project and in case of different CARE versions installed on
the PC make a copy of the CARE.INI before CARE installation
If a CARE directory already exists, first back up the CARE Database and Element Library from the
main CARE screen, and copy your specific PIC and XFM files and the default files in the PCBSTD
directory to a save location.
Caution: In case the element library of an already installed CARE version is different from the
element library of this CARE version, run an element library backup in your legacy
CARE version. This is required only for CARE 1.4.1 and higher. The element library
backup could then be merged in the new CARE version via
“Database/Import/Element Library as soon as the new CARE version is installed.
Caution If you are keeping older versions of CARE on the same PC, problems may occur
because the installation overwrites the existing CARE.INI file with a newer version.
CARE automatically stores the old ini.
Older versions of CARE will not work correctly with the new CARE.INI file. You
might want to copy your old CARE.INI file located under the Windows directory to a
save location prior to a new CARE installation.
5. Start the SETUP.EXE program for the CD-ROM in the CARE directory of the CARE installation
media > RESULT: A welcome screen displays.
6. Click Next > RESULT: A screen with the license agreement displays.
7. Read the license agreement carefully. Then click Yes
9. Select the setup Components you prefer. Setup allows you to chose which components to install.
By default the most common options are selected automatically.
10. Select the Program Folder where the CARE Icons should be installed. Click Next
11. Check in the Start Copying Filed Dialog if all necessary components are selected. Click Next to
install CARE
12. Depending from the Windows Installation its necessary to reboot the PC
Caution: In case setup detects an existing CARE installation, it pre selects the existing CARE
directory as target directory. If you do not change the path, you existing installation
will be overwritten.
Note: In case of installation of CARE 2.02.X and CARE 7.01.00 on the same PC, CARE
7.01.00 should not be installed into the “CARE”-sub-directory because this is the
directory automatically used by the CARE setup procedure. Choose a different name,
e.g. C:\C7 instead.
Note: In case you want to use an element library from a older CARE version, you might now
merge this library into the CARE 7.01.00 library. To do so, select
“Database/Import/Element Library”. Refer to the handling procedures for details.
Note: You may want to use UpDeft to bring the local language default files of your legacy
CARE version to the new CARE version. The default files are located in the sub-
directories of PCBSTD of you CARE installation directory.
J. SOFTWARE
RSS 2.08.07
EBI 3.01
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K. SOFTWARE
PROBLEMS
RESOLVED: see Appendix A
L. APPLICABLE
LITERATURE:
Form No. Title
74-3556 (US) Excel Live CARE User Guide Instructions for using Live CARE
EN2B-0183 (Europe) software to access controller files on-line and simulate operation
74-5577 (US) Excel CARE Control Icons User Guide Descriptions and
EN2B-0184 (Europe)
application examples of control icons used in the CARE control
strategy
EN2B-162 RACL Editor User Guide. Graphical Editor for creation of
strategy logic programs for Excel 500 controllers.
74-3594 (US) ASPECD Editor User Guide Provides functions to modify the
EN2B-185 (Europe)
user interface for Excel Operator Terminals
EN2B-1031GE02 Excel OpenLink Point Server User & Installation Guide
EN3B-1007
Excel OpenLink Point Server Flyer
M. SOFTWARE
REPLACED: CARE 5.00.01
XL-Online 5.00.01
Excelon 3.02
And all previous versions
O. Ordering
Procedure: CARE License-Keys
Each CARE version must be registered with a machine specific License Key. The following Features
can be licensed individually for the different CARE Versions:
CARE 7 Versions
1
XL-WEB Administration
XL-WEB Egineering
XL5000 Egineering
OPS Engineering
LON Engineering
RACL / ASPECD
Plugin Execution
LNS Export
CARE 7 New License
CARE-70-BASIC x x x x
CARE-70-LNS x x x x x x
CARE-70-FULL x x x x x x x x
Tools-CD
The Tools CD will be delivered with each order of a CARE SW. The SW can be downloaded directly
from the following address (only Honeywell internal Intranet):
http://web.ge51.honeywell.de/dep/mc/HVAC_Products/Management/CARE/Software/
Problem Workaround
Care works very slow during translation and other tasks. Go to Control Panel / System / Performance / File System /
This problem occur mainly on notebook PC´s Trouble shooting and remove every selection
Setup fails with an severe error if one target file is read If problem occur Reset the read only attribute for the target
only and can not be written during installation. directory.
This behavior may occur with the EPROM Burn Tool doc
files which where installed by CARE installation 2.01.00.
SupportedNVS_b113
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