Johnson Controls Penn System 450 Series Installation Instructions

System 450™ Series Control Module with Ethernet Communications Installation Instructions 27
4. Open the Windows® Internet Explorer® web
browser on your computer. The Internet Explorer
browser at version 9 or later is recommended and
supported.
5. Type the IP address 169.254.1.1 into the browser’s
address bar and press Enter. The System 450
Overview and Login page should appear
(Figure 8).
Note: If the Ethernet control module does not
respond, close the browser, wait for 1 to 2 minutes, and
try again. It may take some time for the control module
to assign an IP address to your computer. If the control
module still does not respond, you may need to turn
the power off and on.
6. Enter the System 450 web server user name and
password to log in. On your initial login to the
communications control module’s web UI, enter
System450User1 into the Web User Name field
and Wx9jc3 into the Web Password field.
After you log in, you can set up your control system
parameters and configure the Ethernet control module
with a static IP address for connection to a local
network. Refer to the System 450 Series Control
Modules with Communications Technical Bulletin
(LIT-12011826) for information on accessing Ethernet
control systems from the Internet.
Setting Up a Static IP Address
To configure your Ethernet control module for a local
network using a static IP address, you must determine
the default gateway (router) address and subnet mask
on your local network and a static IP address for the
control module.
Note: Your network administrator may be able to
provide most or all of this network setup information.
Use the following steps to configure the Ethernet
control module to use a static address:
1. See Establishing a Direct Connection
for
instructions about how to connect a computer
directly to the Ethernet control. Log in to the
System 450 web UI and go to the Network
Configuration page (Figure 13).
2. In the IP Address section on the Network
Configuration page, click the Static IP Address
option in the IP Address section. Use a value from
the static address range determined in Step 6 of
Setting Up Ethernet Communications
.
3. In the IP Address section on the Network
Configuration page, enter the assigned subnet
mask in the Subnet Mask field. Use the value
recorded in Step 3 of Setting Up Ethernet
Communications.
4. In the IP Address section on the Network
Configuration page, enter the router internal IP
address in the Default Gateway field. Use the value
recorded in Step 1 of Setting Up Ethernet
Communications.
5. In the Web Server section of the Network
Configuration page, enter a Site Name and a new
web password. This is strongly recommended for
security reasons. The new password must have at
least six digits with a minimum of one uppercase
letter, one lowercase letter, and one number.
Note: The default web password can be restored
through the rSEt (Reset to Default Network
Configuration) feature in the local UI. When the default
password is restored using the rSEt feature, the entire
network configuration reverts to the direct connect
default state.
6. Click OK to save the new settings.
Note: Clicking OK on the Network Configuration page
after changing network setup values initiates a reset of
the Ethernet control module. After the reset, the new
network settings take effect and the direct connection is
no longer functional.
7. Remove the Ethernet cable from the computer and
connect the Ethernet control module to the router
on the local network you specified.
8. Enable the wireless networking feature on your
computer again so it can connect to the router local
network. Type the static IP address assigned to the
Ethernet control module in the address bar of the
web browser to open the web UI and verify it
connects to the network. You entered this IP
address into the Ethernet control module’s IP
address field in Step 2.
System 450 Web User Interface
System 450 control modules with Ethernet
communications have an integral web server. The web
server delivers web pages to client browsers on
desktop and laptop computers. The System 450 web
UI allows you to monitor your control system status and
change the configuration in simple, user-friendly web
pages delivered to your computer via a direct
connection, connection through a LAN, or over the
Internet.

Johnson Controls Penn System 450 Series Specifications

General

Brand	Johnson Controls
Model	Penn System 450 Series
Category	Control Systems
Language	English