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Airzone Cloud Webserver: Connection

In this video we are going to show you how to connect the Airzone Cloud Webserver. Before starting, a series of general requirements must be taken into account, paying special attention to avoiding locating the system bus close to power lines, fluorescent lights, engines, etc., as they may cause interference in communications. To wire the server use Airzone four-wire twisted shielded cable, even though in this case we will only be using the two communication wires. Depending on the type of installation we may encounter different situations: 1. A single system. In the first place the Webserver must be connected to the main control board using the automation port. In the case of a Webserver Airzone Cloud DIN rail, it will also need to be connected to a power source. In the case of an Ethernet Webserver, connect the Webserver's network cable to your installation's router. 2. Several systems. When there are several systems that are controlled within a single installation, you must: Carefully check each of the system connections to ensure that everything is correct. Wire all the main control boards by bus using the automation port. Check that each system has a different address. To do so, access the System advanced settings menu on your Blueface thermostat. Once all these checks have been performed, you can connect the Webserver using the following steps: Disconnect the automation port’s terminal which was connected by bus and connect the Webserver to it. Rewire the bus using two wires in the server’s terminal. Connect the Webserver's network cable to your installation's router in the case of an Ethernet Webserver. In the case of a DIN rail Webserver: Connect two wires by bus from the main control board's automation bus to the corresponding terminal on the server. Connect the Webserver's network cable to your installation's router in the case of an Ethernet Webserver. 3. Production Control Board (CCP). When the installation has a CCP it will be necessary to: Carefully check each of the system connections to ensure that everything is correct. Wire all the main control boards by bus using the automation port. And wire the CCP using the Domo/Int port. Check that each system has a different address. To do so, access the System advanced settings menu on your Blueface thermostat. Once all these checks have been performed, you can connect the Webserver using the CCP's external port 1. In the case of a DIN rail Webserver, connect it to the external port 2 as seen previously. Once the Webserver connection process is complete, turn on the power supply. Check the correct operation of the following LEDs to ensure the connection has been properly established: Power supply LED (D15). This should show a steady red light. Microprocessor activity LED (D9). This should show a blinking green light. Communication LEDs with the system (D7 and D8). Both lights should be blinking - one red and one green.