WebSupervisor-3 - 1 Reference Guide 11-2013 PDF

Web Based System for Monitoring and Controlling
SW version 3.1, November 2013
Reference Guide
Copyright 2009 ComAp s.r.o.

Written by Jaromr Paln
Prague, Czech Republic
ComAp, spol. s r.o.

Kundratka 2359/17, 180 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic
Tel: +420 246 012 111, Fax: +420 246 316 647
E-mail: info@comap.cz, www.comap.cz
Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 4
Web-based system for monitoring and controlling ComAp controllers ............................................... 4
Specifications ........................................................................................................................................ 5
Supported controllers and firmware .................................................................................................... 5
Refresh period ..................................................................................................................................... 5
First Steps .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Getting started ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Language support ............................................................................................................................... 7
How can I register (become a WebSupervisor user) and log in? ....................................................... 7
How can I log out from WebSupervisor? ............................................................................................ 8
How can I retrieve a forgotten password for WebSupervisor? ........................................................... 9
How can I register gen-sets and engines? .......................................................................................... 9
Security ............................................................................................................................................. 10
Accounts .............................................................................................................................................. 11
Free ................................................................................................................................................... 11
Premium ............................................................................................................................................ 11
Configuration ....................................................................................................................................... 12
How can new users be set up? ......................................................................................................... 12
How can I delete users? .................................................................................................................... 14
How can I edit existing users? .......................................................................................................... 15
How can I set up new gen-sets and engines? .................................................................................. 16
How can I edit existing gen-sets and engines?................................................................................. 19
How can I share one unit among more accounts?............................................................................ 20
How can I delete gen-sets and engines? .......................................................................................... 21
How can I set up a new unit group? .................................................................................................. 22
How can I edit an existing unit group? .............................................................................................. 23
Group of Units ..................................................................................................................................... 24
Site .................................................................................................................................................... 24
WebControl ....................................................................................................................................... 24
Navigation tools ................................................................................................................................... 25
Map View .............................................................................................................................................. 26
Symbol colors .................................................................................................................................... 26
Elements of the Map View ................................................................................................................ 27
Table View ............................................................................................................................................ 30
Elements of the Table View .............................................................................................................. 31
User Comments ................................................................................................................................... 33
What is a User Comment? ................................................................................................................ 33
How can I add a User Comment? ..................................................................................................... 33
Active Comment ................................................................................................................................ 33
Detail view ............................................................................................................................................ 34
Significance of values ....................................................................................................................... 34
Controlling a unit ............................................................................................................................... 35
History .................................................................................................................................................. 36
History Definition ............................................................................................................................... 37
Elements of History View .................................................................................................................. 38
History Charts.................................................................................................................................... 39
Export to CSV.................................................................................................................................... 42
History Table ..................................................................................................................................... 42
Map History of position ................................................................................................................... 42
LOCATE, GPS ...................................................................................................................................... 44
LOCATE via GSM network ............................................................................................................... 44
Position with multiple units connected using IB-NT .......................................................................... 45
Reports ................................................................................................................................................. 46
Report specification ........................................................................................................................... 46
Report types ...................................................................................................................................... 47
Elements of Reports .......................................................................................................................... 47
Reports user-definable XLSx .......................................................................................................... 50
Report specification ........................................................................................................................... 50
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Generating and downloading Reports .............................................................................................. 51

Administration of templates ............................................................................................................... 52
Creating an .XLSx template .............................................................................................................. 53
Predefined templates ........................................................................................................................ 54
WebControl .......................................................................................................................................... 55
WebControl configuration .................................................................................................................. 55
Use of WebControl ............................................................................................................................ 55

Introduction
Web-based system for monitoring and controlling ComAp
controllers
WebSupervisor is a web-based system designed for monitoring and controlling ComAp controllers
over the internet. This system offers a number of benefits that help optimize revenue for machinery
fleets, as each piece of equipment can be individually monitored for all important operation values.
The system works when the controller sends regular updates to a remote secure server which then
safely stores the information ready for users to view. Any registered user can easily access the server
through an internet-enabled device such as a PC, netbook or even a smartphone, which allows one to
monitor equipment at any time in any place.
The system provides a high level of administration and security, with the central administrator able to
determine the users access rights for specific equipment within the fleet as well as appropriate
information. In addition, event-generated emails can be created and sent to specific users to provide
fast and efficient notifications to improve decision-making or react to additional revenue generating
opportunities.
The WebSupervisor offers equipment owners a number of powerful reporting tools, allowing monthly
summaries of the availability and revenue creation that ensure that maintenance scheduling and asset
utilization can be maximized for individual equipment and the whole fleet. The information generated
from each controller can be archived for future analysis and the evaluation of trends.

Specifications
Supported controllers and firmware
WebSupervisor supports the following ComAp controllers and firmware:
IG/IS-NTC-BB
IG/IS-NT
IM-NT
IL-NT
ID-Lite and other drive controllers
ID-Mobile
ID-Mobile-Logger
IC-NT
InteliPro
ID-DCU-MARINE-W
Refresh period
The refresh period of data read from the unit depends on whether the user (who has the possibility to
see the unit) is logged into WSV or not, and if LOCATE is enabled or not.
A/ LOCATE is disabled
User is logged in
User is not logged in
Online data
1 minute
History
1 hour
1 hour
Alarm email
1 minute
1 hour
History position
User is logged in
User is not logged in
Online data
1 minute
History
1 hour
1 hour
Alarm email
1 minute
2 minutes
History position
2 minutes
2 minutes
B/ LOCATE is enabled

First Steps
Connect ComAp
Controller with
WebSupervisor support
to the Internet
Set up the connection

via AirGate or via IP
address
Dont have an account?

See the chapter How can I
register (become a
WebSupervisor user) and
log in?
Register the new Unit in

WebSupervisor. See the
chapter How can I
register gen-sets and
engines?
Is connection OK? Try it

with InteliMonitor or
LiteEdit or DriveMonitor
Login into
WebSupervisor with
your account
Direct your browser to

http://websupervisor.comap.cz
Begin working with

WebSupervisor with the
help of this manual

Getting started
Language support
The WebSupervisor interface is available in several languages.
The required language for WebSupervisor pages (WSV interface) should be selected either on the
Login Page (when using it for the first time) or in the Configuration (How can I edit existing
users?). This is the language in which the user communicates with WebSupervisor.
Example Chinese as a language for WSV interface
Values from the controller are available in any language that could be configured in the controller. The
required language should be selected in the controller configuration, see the chapter How can I edit
existing gen-sets and engines? This is the language in which values from controller are displayed.
Example Chinese as a language for controller values, English as a language for WSV interface
Example - Different units can be set differently
How can I register (become a WebSupervisor user) and log in?

You can begin using WebSupervisor without installing any special software on your PC.
To get started and log in to WebSupervisor:
1. Open http://websupervisor.comap.cz/ in your browser.

The WebSupervisor website will appear:
2. Enter your login name and password into the fields LOGIN NAME and PASSWORD as shown
below.
If you have not created an account, please send an email to

admin.websupervisor@comap.cz with your name, desired login name, email address
and timezone. We will create a free account for you to start using it.
3. For immediate use you can try WebSupervisor with the following credentials:
a. LOGIN NAME comaptest
b. PASSWORD comaptest
How can I log out from WebSupervisor?

To log out from the WebSupervisor:
On the http://websupervisor.comap.cz/ website, click Logout.

How can I retrieve a forgotten password for WebSupervisor?

If you have forgotten your password for WebSupervisor, please send an email to the WebSupervisor
Administrator at admin.websupervisor@comap.cz with your LOGIN NAME. We will send a new
password to the email address that you provided when you registered.
How can I register gen-sets and engines?

When you have registered, you must then register your units. Upon logging in for the first time, you will
come to the screen shown below:
1.
2.
To register new units, click on Add new gen-set/engine

If you already have some units registered in WebSupervisor and wish to add new units:
a. Click on Configuration
3.
The configuration screen will appear:
4.
5.
Select the item Add unit from the Choose an action drop-down menu.
You can then set up new unit information. To continue, see the chapter How can I set up
new gen-sets and engines?

Security
SSL
For added security of your data as it is being transmitted, a secure connection by means of SSL can
be used. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a set of cryptographic protocols providing communications
security over the Internet.
To use SSL, direct your browser to this address:
https://websupervisor.comap.cz/
To change the level of security you can also use the login page.
Click to start using a secure

connection
Click to start using a standard

connection
Internet Explorer security issue when using SSL

If the SSL connection is selected, all customer information is encrypted with SSL. Only the maps are
not encrypted and therefore Internet Explorer notifies the user of this. If this dialog appears in Internet
Explorer, select NO.
Standard
To use a standard connection, direct your browser to the address:
http://websupervisor.comap.cz/

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Accounts
Two types of accounts allow you to use a different functionality in WebSupervisor.
Free
The Free account is free to use, only registration is required. See the chapter How can I register
(become a WebSupervisor user) and log in?
Enabled functions:
1. Map view
a. LOCATE, GPS support
2. Table view
3. Detail view
4. History
a. Period 1 hour
b. Storage 1 month back
5. Configuration
Premium
The Premium account has full, unrestricted functionality. For more information, please contact your
Area Sales Manager. The full functionality is described in this manual.
In addition, the Premium account offers the following functionality:
1. Reports
a. Default reports, User definable reports XLSx
2. History
a. Storage 2 years back
3. WebControl

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Configuration
Configuration is available only for users with relevant privileges:
1. for Customer account
2. for users with Administration privilege
3. for users with privilege to modify the units
How can new users be set up?

The WebSupervisor allows you to add multiple users within your Customer Account. The Customer
Account is what you received during the registration process, see the chapter How can I register
(become a WebSupervisor user) and log in? This Customer Account allows you to add further
users and they can see the various units.
Customer Account get this from ComAp, Administrator of Customer Account (Administrator privilege)
User Account 1
Access only
User Account 2
Delegation
User Account 3 with

Administrator privilege
Unit 1
Unit 2
Access all units
Can create
Unit 3
To add new users:
1.
Click Configuration in the main menu.
2.
Select the item Add user from the Choose an action drop-down menu.
3.
The screen that allows you to add a new user appears:

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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Enter the users full name into the User name field, e.g. Peter Newman.
Enter the login name into the Login name field. It is best to use a single word with lowercase
letters, e.g. comapnewman
Enter a password for this new account into the Password field. This password will be used by
the new user to login. Please use a strong password, i.e. one that has the following
characteristics:
i. It must contain special characters such as @#$%^&
ii. It must be at least 8 characters long.
iii. It must not have any common words such as 123, password, your
birthdate, your login name and any words that can be found in the dictionary.
iv. mixed capital and lowercase letters
Select a Language. This language will be used for communication between this new user
and WebSupervisor.
Select a Time zone. The new user will see all time items according to this time zone.
Enter the users email address into the Email field. This email address will be used in case
the user forgets his or her password.
Leave Account State set to Enabled. If you want to temporarily lock this account, you can
then select Disabled. The account will be suspended until you select the Enabled option
again.
Save the information for the new user by clicking Save New User.
12. If you want to delegate to the new user possibility to add and delete accounts and units, click
Administrator box.
13. Save the changes for the new user by clicking Save Changes.

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How can I delete users?

WebSupervisor allows you to delete users if you have Administrator privileges. You must be logged in
as a Customer Account or have Administrator privileges delegated.
Customer Account get from ComAp, Administrator of Customer Account (Administrator privileges)
Delete
User Account 1
User Account 2
Delegation
User Account 3 with

Administrator privilege
Delete any user account
To delete a user:
1.
1.
2.
2.
3.
4.
Select the item Edit user from the Choose an action drop-down menu.
The Edit user screen will appear. On the right you can select the user to be deleted.
To delete the selected user, click Delete User.

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How can I edit existing users?

1.
2.
Select the item Edit user from the Choose an action drop-down menu. The Edit user screen
will appear. On the right you can select any unit and change any information.
3.
Normally you can change information as described in the chapter How can new users be
set up?
4.
If needed, press the button Old Values Back to return to the original values that were valid
before editing.
5.
Save the changes to the user by clicking Save Changes

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How can I set up new gen-sets and engines?

1.
2.
Select the item Add unit from the Choose an action drop-down menu. The Add new unit
screen will appear.
3.
Connection via AirGate

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a. Enter the name of unit into the Unit Name field. This name will be used for identifying
this unit in WebSupervisor.
b. Select the Time Zone in which the unit is located.
c. Select the communication type in the field Communication Type as AirGate to
activate connection via AirGate.
d. Enter the AirGate ID into AirGate ID. This information is available in the controller in
Values.
e. Enter the Controller Address into the Controller Address field. This value is a
SetPoint in the controller, typically 1.
f. Enter a password for controlling the unit into the Controller Password field. If you do
not want to control it, please leave 0 in this field.
g. Enter the Access Code into the Access Code field. By default this is 0.
h. Select the position of the new unit on the map. Enter GPS coordinates directly into the
fields GPS Coordinates, or simply click on the map and the GPS Coordinates will be
entered automatically.
i. Select if the unit can use GPS Position. Choose Static - No GPS to disable the GPS
function and the position of the unit on the map screen will be stationary. Choose
Mobile LOCATE or GPS used to enable LOCATE or GPS function. The controller
must be equipped with a GPS module or using LOCATE and the position of this unit
on the map screen will be changed depending on the current GPS position. Please do
not choose this option if the controller is not equipped with a GPS module or does not
support LOCATE.
j. Select Enabled for the Unit State. If you do not want to communicate with this unit
and you do not want to delete it, select Disabled. Communication will be suspended
until you select the Enabled option again.
k. Enter an email address into the field Alarm Emails. In case the unit raises an alarm, a
message will be sent to this address. In order to add multiple addresses use ; as a
separator.
4.
Connection via IP address

For public and static IP Address is necessary to connect to the unit in the following way.
a. Enter a name for the unit into the Unit Name field. This name will be used for
identifying this unit in WebSupervisor.
b. Select the Time Zone in which the unit is located.
c. Select the communication type in the field Communication Type as an
InternetBridge to activate communication via IP address. It is necessary to have a
static and public IP address for this unit.
d. Enter the IP Address into Host field, e.g. 192.168.1.50. You can also enter the port
number on which the unit communicates into the field following the colon, by default
this is 23.
e. Enter the Controller Address into the Controller Address field. This value is a
SetPoint in the controller, typically 1.
f. Enter a password to control the unit into the Controller Password field. If you do not
want to control it, leave 0 in this field.
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g. Enter an Access Code into the Access Code field, by default this is 0.
h. Select the position of the new unit on the map. Enter GPS coordinates directly into the
fields GPS Coordinates, or simply click on the map and the GPS Coordinates will be
filled in automatically.
i. Select if the unit can use GPS Position. Choose Static - No GPS to disable GPS
function and the position of unit on the map screen will be stationary. Choose Mobile
LOCATE or GPS used to enable LOCATE or GPS function. The controller must be
equipped with a GPS module or using LOCATE and the position of this unit on the
map screen will be changed depending on the current GPS position. Please do not
choose this option if the controller is not equipped with a GPS module or does not
support LOCATE.
j. Select Enabled for the Unit State. If you do not want to communicate with this unit
and you do not want to delete it, please select Disabled. Communication will be
suspended until you select the Enabled option again.
k. Enter an email address into the field Alarm Emails. In the event that the unit raises
an alarm, a message will be sent to this email address. For entering multiple
addresses use ; as a separator.
5.
If needed, press the button Old Values Back to return to the original values that were valid
before editing.
6.
Save the information for the new unit by clicking Save New Unit.
The new unit will start to communicate. The user who created this unit will be set as its owner.
The owner can set up access to this unit. To change access to the unit, see the chapter How
can I edit existing gen-sets and engines?

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How can I edit existing gen-sets and engines?

1.
2.
Select the item Edit unit from the Choose an action drop-down menu or by clicking on the
anywhere in WebSupervisor. The Edit unit screen will appear. On the right you can
icon
select any unit and change any information.
3.
Normally you can change information as described in the chapter How can I set up new
gen-sets and engines?
4.
In addition, changing User Permissions can be carried out.

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5.
There is a table with users associated with the customer account. You can choose how any
user may access the selected unit.
a. User Name name of the user
b. Read the user can only read the unit
c. Control the user can start/stop the unit
d. Modify the user can make any changes to the unit
6.
To Add permission to another user account (it means that you cannot see the name in USER
PERMISSIONS table) enter a Login Name into the Add foreign User field and press SAVE
CHANGES.
The new User Name will appear in the table USER PERMISSIONS and you can make any
changes as described in step 5.
7.
Save the changes to the unit by clicking Save Changes
How can I share one unit among more accounts?

Each unit with one AirGate ID and one address or one IP and one address can be defined in
WebSupervisor only once. WebSupervisor allows you to share one unit among multiple Customer or
User accounts. A unit that was created by one user is visible to other users if the owner sets access
privileges
1. Sharing within a single Customer account (typically for one company)
This can be done simply in configuration of the unit. See How can I edit existing
gen-sets and engines?, step 4.
2. Sharing within multiple Customer accounts (typically one customer, some service company)
This can be done in configuration of the unit with the help of Add foreign user. See
How can I edit existing gen-sets and engines?, step 6.

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How can I delete gen-sets and engines?

WebSupervisor allows you to delete units if you have Administrator privileges. You have to be logged
in as a Customer Account or have Administrator privileges delegated.
Customer Account get from ComAp, Administrator of Customer Account (Administrator privileges)
Unit 1
Delete
Unit 2
Delegation
User Account 3 with

Administrator privileges
Delete any unit
To delete a unit:
1.
2.
Select the item Edit unit from the Choose an action drop-down menu.
3.
4.
The Edit user screen will appear. On the right you can select the unit to be deleted.
To delete the selected unit click Delete Unit.

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How can I set up a new unit group?

1.
2.
Select the item Add unit group from the Choose an action drop-down menu. The Add new
unit screen will appear.
3.
4.
Enter a name for the new group into the Group name field, e.g. UnGroup1
Select the type of the group in the Group type drop-down menu.
WebControl the group of units will be controlled via WebControl. See the chapter
WebControl.
Site the group of units are installed in one place onsite. WebSupervisor shows
only one icon and one row for all units grouped in the site.
5.
Save the information for the new group by clicking Save New Group.
6.
Select the units to be a member of this new group, see How can I edit an existing unit
group?, step 2.

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How can I edit an existing unit group?

1.
2.
Select the item Edit unit group from the Choose an action drop-down menu. The Edit unit
group screen will appear. On the right you can select any unit group and change any
information.
3.
Save the information for the new group by clicking Save New Group.

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Group of Units
WebSupervisor supports grouping of the units. To define a new unit group, see the chapter How can I
set up a new unit group?
Site
If you group multiple units into one group, only one icon is showed on the map.
There is one row for the group in a Table view. By clicking
a list of group members will appear.
A summary alarm list is available for the group.
WebControl
If you want to control multiple units by clicking only a single button, assign the units to a WebControl
group. Placing a unit into a WebControl group does not affect any other functionality of this unit in
WSV.
For more information, see the chapter WebControl.

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Navigation tools
Throughout the program you can use the following icons for quick access to certain operations:
Click to see history of selected unit. See History.
Click to zoom map on selected unit. See Map View
Click to see details of selected unit. See Detail view
Click to update configuration of the selected unit. See How can I edit existing gensets and engines?

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Map View
To show all users units on a map, click on Map in the main menu. Map View also appears as the first
page after login. The units that are present depend on the user that is logged on in the system. The
period of data recovery is one minute.
Symbol colors
The color of the symbol of the unit has a specific meaning. The color represents the current state of
the unit.
1.
Loaded
Gen-set or engine is loaded.
2.
Shutdown
Any shutdown is active.
3.
Warning
Any warning is active.
4.
Ready
Unit is ready to start.
5.
NoCommunication
Communication is not online or communication is starting.
6.
Operational
Unit stops, is starting or running, no alarm is active.

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7.
Disabled
Communication with unit is disabled. (Unit State is Disabled)
Border color
The color of the border around the icon represents supplementary information.
1.
2.
Blue
This means that any User Comment for the unit is active.
See the chapter User Comments.
Brown dashed
This means that position on the map is not a current one from
the
the unit only the last known.
Only for units with LOCATE support.
Red
3.
This means that unit information is locked on the map.

All information is visible independently of whether the mouse
cursor is over the unit symbol.
Elements of the Map View
1
4

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Interactive map of the world. All users units are placed on the map. Each unit is represented
by one colored symbol

2
. Users can zoom and move the map.
Zoom tools. To change the map zoom or select the current view, use the map tool.
change view
show all units
zoom-in
zoom-out
a. Click the map navigation home icon to return to a view of all available units.
b. To change zoom you can also double-click anywhere on the map.
double
click
c.
To change the view of the map you can use the mouse button.
click and move

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Navigation. A list of all users units is located in the right column. For each unit some action is
available. See the chapter Navigation tools.
Unit information. Move the mouse cursor over the unit symbol to view basic unit information.
Of course an active User Comment is shown, see the chapter User Comments.
Click the unit name in the right column to display and lock unit preview and highlight the unit icon on
the map. This means that unit information is locked on the map. All information will be visible
independent of whether the mouse cursor is over the unit symbol. The color of the item in the list is
changed to pink and the border color is changed to red. Click the unit name to disable the function.

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Table View
To show all users units in one table, click Units in the main menu. The units that are present depend
on the user that is logged on in the system. Period of data recovery is one minute.

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Elements of the Table View
List of units. There is a list with all users units. For each unit some basic information is
presented and the unit is represented by one row.
st
1 column
nd
2 column
rd
3 column
th
4 column
Unit Name
Name of the unit defined in Configuration
Specific information according to the type of unit
Specific information according to the type of unit
Unit State
Current state of unit
Gen-set or engine is Loaded.

Unit is ready to start.
Communication is not online or communication is starting.

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Unit stops, is starting or running, no alarm is active.

Communication with unit is disabled. (Unit State is Disabled)
th
5 column
Alarm
Alarm state of unit
No alarm is active.
th
6 column
Links
Available actions for the unit.

See the chapter Navigation tools.
If the row is selected, i.e. the mouse cursor is moved over it, then the color of the row is changed to
gray.
At that moment, on the right side more detailed information about the unit will appear, see 2 .
Click the unit row in table to display and lock unit details, the color of the row will be changed to pink.
Unit detail view. If any unit row is selected, detailed information about the unit will appear. To
determine the importance of values, see the chapter Significance of values

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User Comments
What is a User Comment?

For evidence of notes for each unit, user comments are available. These can contain short texts.
Comments are stored in turn for each unit. The item can be selected as active or non-active.
When entering a comment, WebSupervisor saves the text, the user who saved it, and the date and
time.
How can I add a User Comment?

User comments can be added on the page Detail view, see the chapter Detail view.
If the comment is added, it is automatically selected as active. Only the most recent comment can be
selected as active. Users can deactivate the comments. The state of comments is represented by the
color. Active comments are shown in yellow.
active comment
non-active comment
Active Comment
The text of an active user comment is displayed on the map page, see the chapter Elements of the
Map View.
A unit with an active comment is labeled with a blue border
To confirm the active comment and mark it as non-active, use the button Mark as Read.
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Detail view
All values read from the controller are available on the page Detail View. To open it, click on
anywhere in the Map or Table View. Period of data recovery is one minute.
Significance of values
Most values are read out from the controller, so for their significance see the controllers manual.
Some selected values
Communication State
Communication could not be established
Communication works properly
Alarm
No alarm is active.


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Alarm List
Content of the Alarm List is displayed as text
####
Value is not accessible
n/a
Value is not available for now, it has not been read yet
Comments
List of the user comments. See the chapter User Comments.
Last Update
Time of last update of values.
Service Info
Internal information for support issues only.
Navigation tools
See the chapter Navigation tools.
Controlling a unit
Fault reset in a controller
Start/Stop unit
Open/Close GCB
Open/Close MCB
Change controller mode

Controlling a unit is available only if a user has rights to do it and the Controller Password is set
correctly. See the chapter How can I edit existing gen-sets and engines? The control is unavailable
also if the controller is operated by another user outside of WebSupervisor.

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History
To show the history of unit values, click on History in the main menu. You can also open it by clicking
anywhere in the Map, Table or Detail View. This is a special history generated by
WebSupervisor.
Values in history can be displayed as a chart (graph) or as a table. For mobile units the map is
available. For changing the mode, use the switch provided.

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History Definition
WebSupervisor stores values automatically in two ways. For the values for which history is available,
see article 3 . History is saved with a period of one hour. Depending on the type of account, the
history can go 2 years back (Premium account) or 1 month back (Free account).
The controller is automatically adjusted to keep the values each hour. These values are
saved into WebSupervisors history afterwards. The time format should be like 09:00:00.
Every
hour
Batch
transmission
Internet
WebSupervisor
History
Special History
in controller
For increasing reliability of history, once an hour the values are read from the controller
directly. This works regardless of whether the user is logged or not. Values are not
synchronized to the hour.
Every
hour
Periodical data
reading
Internet
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History
Web
Supervisor

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Elements of History View
4
1
3
1
Select a unit. From the list of users units, you can choose one for which history will appear. To
show the history, click . You can then see the list of available values assigned to the unit.
You can combine various values from multiple units. Find the requested unit and click
the list of all available values.
to open
Periods of time. To select the period for which history appears, use the From and To dropdown menus.
To select the period in a more simple way, you can use the abbreviated selections.
Last week
Last month
Select values from history for one week back from now
Select values from history for one month back from now
Displayed Values. You can select only certain values for which
history appears. Just select them from the list. You can combine various
values from multiple units.

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Chart, Table or Map. Depending on the setting of the switch

, history is
displayed as a chart, as a table or as a map. The chart and table shows the values selected in step
3
History Charts
Value names
Value
axis
Time axis
To see a certain value, simply move the mouse cursor across the line.
Save preferred values Tabs

Selected values can be saved for further usage. After selecting all preferred values, click
you open the history of this unit, the saved configuration will be used.

. If
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Chart allows you to use 4 separated pages with the preferred configurations for each unit. By clicking
, you can add a new tab. For example, the history of the unit has two various configurations, so
Tab 0 and Tab 1 are shown:
Missing values
Individual points in the graph are connected by lines. In the event that the values were not available at
the time, typically when a loss of communication occurs, there will be a lack of points in the graph and
neighboring points are not connected.
Text values in a chart

Text values in a chart for possibility to display are converted to numeric values. Each state of the value
is assigned to a unique number. The assignment is displayed in the upper left corner of the chart. The
chart then shows a numerical variable, and each point corresponds to state of text value.
Example:
Number 11 means that Unit engine state is Soft unld at the appropriate time. Number 13 means that
at the time, the unit has an Engine state Cooling.

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Detail of an example:
X-Axis Zoom
You can directly zoom in the time axis by selecting the period with the mouse.
The chart with the selected period will appear:

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To cancel the zoom, click
Export to CSV
To export all values displayed in a chart, click
. You can then save the file to disk.
History Table
All values are presented in the table independent of which values are selected. One row corresponds
to one record. The first column is always the time stamp. Other columns present the individual values
at the time specified in the first column.
Map History of position

For mobile units you can display the history of the stored position. Select
period. The route is displayed.
and choose the
The color of the line varies depending on the age of the value.
The oldest position

The newest position
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Navigation tools. See the chapter Navigation tools.

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LOCATE, GPS
WebSupervisor can show the units position on a map according to information from the GSM network
(IL-NT-GPRS) or directly from a GPS chip (IB-NT). If you have unit so equipped, activate this function
in Configuration. (See the chapter How can I edit existing gen-sets and engines?)
If a Unit supports LOCATE:

A) You can see the current position on the Detail view page.
B) The position is stored in the history every 2 minutes

C) You can see a map with the previous position in History. For more info, see the chapter Map
History of position
If the position temporarily could not be read from the unit,
is displayed around the icon.
LOCATE via GSM network

LOCATE with an IL-NT-GPRS module is supported with most GSM operators around the world.

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Position with multiple units connected using IB-NT

A site with multiple units connected together via an Internet bridge can use the LOCATE information
from the bridge. IB-NT provides a GPS position only for the controller with the lowest address on the
CAN. If you want to see the current position on a map:
Group the units into one Site (See the chapter How can I set up a new unit group?).
Name the unit with the lowest Controller Address as it will be at the first position in a Site.
st
Set GPS Position to Mobile LOCATE or GPS used for the 1 unit.
Site:
The GPS is available
CAN
Units in site:
2
CAN address 2 the lowest

CAN address 4
CAN address 3
Name in WSV:
a KG2
Name in WSV:
KG1
Name in WSV:
AUX3
The position of the site corresponds to the current GPS position on a map.

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Reports
To show reports, click on Reports in the main menu.
Report specification
Reports can be displayed separately for each unit. The period for which the report is calculated is one
calendar month. Reports are divided by days, with each row being one day. For the selected values,
the total sum for the chosen month are shown.
Chosen Month
Report
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Report types
Each product line has its own kind of report. The type of report is automatically selected according to
the product line:
1. IL-NT product line
2. IS/IG-NT product line
3. Drive product line
Elements of Reports
3
1
4
1
Select a unit. From the list of users units, you can choose one for which a report will appear.
The name of that unit is displayed in the top left corner. To show the report, click Generate Report.
To print the selected report, click Print Report.
Selected period. To select the month for which report appears, use the list of available
months.

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Report content.
1. IS-IG-NT product line
Month
Hours in Month
Total Energy Produced
Availability
The Month for which the report is calculated

The total number of hours per month [h]
The total electrical energy produced per month [kWh]
What percentage of hours per month the unit was running or
was ready to run [%]
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date
The Date for which values are displayed on the appropriate
line
Total Energy
Counter status of the Electrical Energy produced at the end of
the day [kWh]
Energy Produced
Electrical Energy produced per day [kWh]
Total Run Hours
Counter status of the Run Hours at the end of the day [h]
Run Hours
Run Hours per day [h]
Available Hours
How many hours per day the unit was running or was ready to
run [h]
2. IL-NT product line
Month
Hours in Month
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date
line
Total kWh
Counter status of the Electrical Energy produced at the end of
the day [kWh]
kWh / Day
Electrical Energy produced per day [kWh]
Total Run Hours
Run Hours / Day
Num Starts
Counter status of the Num Starts at the end of the day
Fuel Level
Value Fuel Level at the end of the day [%]
Battery Volts
Value Battery Volts at the end of the day [V]
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3. Drive product line
Month
Hours in Month
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date
line
Total Fuel
Counter status of Total Fuel Consumption at the end of the
day [L]
Fuel / Day
Fuel consumption per day [h]
Total Run Hours
Run Hours / day
Total sums. Some columns contain a total sum for the month. The value of the total sum is
displayed under the appropriate column, so the name and unit of the value is same as that column.
Navigation tools. See the chapter Navigation tools.

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Reports user-definable XLSx

To show reports, click on Reports in the main menu and then on the icon
Report specification
WebSupervisor provides user-defined reports, so user can define a template as a XLSx file and
WebSupervisor will fill it with data automatically. Reports are available going three months back.
XLSx
Template 1
SERVER
XLSx
Template 2
XLSx
Template 3
SERVER
SERVER
Chose predefined template

XLSx Report
Download
WebSupervisor
History

PC
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Generating and downloading Reports

If no reports are defined, the following message will appear in the window:
To configure new reports, see the chapter Administration of templates.
Report name. You can see the list of all available reports. The list of reports can be defined by
clicking on the icon
. The report is generated from

Generate a report. To generate the report, click
scratch and this process may take some time. The report is ready to download when the timestamp
changes to the current time, see
. Press F5 to refresh the list.
To download the selected report, use the button

directly from the browser.
3
and save the file to disk or open it
Generated reports. The reports are generated and stored for the last 3 months.

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Administration of templates
By clicking on the icon
, the user can make changes in reports.
If you have already prepared a template, you can upload it to the server. Otherwise, go on to the
chapter Creating an .XLSx template.
1
Upload template.
Name enter a name for your new template that will be used in WebSupervisor.
File Use this button for selecting the template in an .XLSX file.
to upload the template to the server.
Press
Assigning the template.

The user has 3 slots available for templates. Chose the required templates using
to save the selected settings.
Press
Delete template.
Select a template and delete it by pressing
Available values..
Values that can be used in a template are listed here.
Available units List of units associated with the user account.
Available WSCOs (name -> report name) Values determined for the template
Name Exact name of value in Controller

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Report name Name that has to be used in .xlsx template

For example, the name for the same value could be different across several controllers, but the report
name is always the same.
Creating an .XLSx template

Templates used in WebSupervisor must be created in Microsoft Excel 2010 and later with the format
.xlsx. By using special formulas, you can define cells that will be filled in by the WebSupervisor server
with values from the controller.
Formulas
WebSupervisor will fill cells containing [ ] brackets with appropriate values. All other cells remain
unchanged. Each formula consists of multiple commands separated by |.
Meaning of commands:
D = fill values down
R = fill values to the right
Units = use all units associated with account
thisMonth = use values for the current month
lastMonth = use values for previous month
oneHour = a period of one hour
Available formulas
Formulas which are applicable can be used as follows:
[Units|TimeStamp|thisMonth|oneHour|D]
- Fills for all units the time stamps for the current month in a one-hour interval
listed down
[Units|TimeStamp|thisMonth|oneHour|R]
- Fills for all units the time stamps for the current month in a one-hour interval
listed to the right
[Units|TotalkWh|thisMonth|oneHour|D]
- Fills for all units TotalkWh value for the current month in a one-hour interval
listed down
[Units|TotalkWh|thisMonth|oneHour|R]
- Fills for all units TotalkWh value for the current month in a one-hour interval
listed to the right
Instead of TotalkWh you can use any other value mentioned in the chapter Administration of
templates, step 4.
[Units|Name|R]
- Fills names for all units listed to the right
[Units|Name|D]
- Fills names for all units listed down
[ThisMonth|Name]
- Fills the number of the current month
Format
WebSupervisor does not change any format set in any list in the spreadsheet.
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Example template
The following example creates a table with kWh value for all units for the current month in a one-hour
period.
Realized file
The result that is created by the WSV server is as follows. Cells with formulas are replaced by correct
values.
Predefined templates
Predefined templates for additional customer modifications can be downloaded from
http://www.comap.cz/products/detail/WebSupervisor/downloads/

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WebControl
To control multiple units, click on WebControl in the main menu.
WebControl configuration
Controlling multiple units simultaneously is only available for units equipped with Remote Switches
(e.g. IG-NTC-BB, IS-NTC-BB). WebSupervisor adjusts RemoteControl8, so the controller should be
updated to accept it. Unit control is functional if all conditions are satisfied:
.
1. Controller should be in AUT mode and Ready To Start
2. RemoteControl8 should be mapped to LBI Rem start/stop via GenConfig. If there is a need to
remotely start or stop the unit from another source, it is possible to define proper logic in PLC
Editor.
3. The correct password is entered in Configuration of the unit in the field Controller Password.
4. The account should be a Premium one.
5. At least one WebControl group is defined. See the chapter How can I set up a new unit
group?
Use of WebControl
First of all it is necessary to define which units will be included in management. Create a new group for
WebControl. See the chapter How can I set up a new unit group?

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1
4
List of WebControl groups. Here is a list with all users groups. Select the group that you will
manage.
2
List of WebControl group members. Here is a list with all members of the selected
WebControl group.
Select
Unit name
Unit state
Nominal power
Actual power
Required to run
Links
3
Select the units you want to stop or start

Name of the unit
Current state of the unit
Nominal power of the unit
Current power of the unit
Indicates whether the unit is required to start
RemoteControl8 of the unit is set to ON
RemoteControl8 of the unit is set to OFF
Navigation tools. See the chapter Navigation tools
Buttons to control units in the group.
By pressing this button, WebSupervisor will set the

RemoteControl8 to ON for all selected units.

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By pressing this button, WebSupervisor will set the

RemoteControl8 to OFF for all selected units.
Total sums
Total SUM of Nominal Powers of all selected units
Total SUM of Actual Powers of all units in the group

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