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onvert a predeﬁned number of pulses into a kilowatt hour

(kWh) value and then store the kWh reading in one of the i.LON

data logs. When convenient, the day’s energy consumption log

can be uploaded as an attachment to a SOAP/XML interface or

as an optionally compressed CSV ﬁle through FTP, dispatched

as a daily e-mail message, or simply displayed on an i.LON

SmartServer Web page for viewing in a Web browser.

Likewise, the i.LON SmartServer’s outputs can be triggered

by network events. In addition to sending an e-mail or network

variable update when an alarm condition is detected, the i.LON

SmartServer’s built-in alarm annunciator can trigger one of the

internal high-voltage, high-current relays. For example, detec-

tion of a burst pipe or a conveyor failure might trigger an electri-

cal system shutdown.

i.LONVision

The SmartServer includes i.LON Vision— the exciting Web

authoring tool that works with Macromedia Contribute (licensed

separately). With i.LON Vision and Contribute, network integra-

tors can quickly and easily create custom Web pages for the

SmartServer in the natural language of their choice. i.LON

Vision adds new i.LON objects to Contribute that integrators

simply drag-and-drop to custom Web pages to view and control

any data points in the i.LON SmartServer. No custom HTML,

JavaScript, or SOAP calls are required. Using i.LON Vision,

integrators can also quickly incorporate custom navigation trees

and menus in custom Web pages. Integrators can also incorpo-

rate graphics from the i.LON Vision graphics library to quickly

generate visually appealing and easy-to-use Web pages.

The SmartServer adds two new trend graphs to i.LON

Vision, one to view Data Point values in real-time and another to

graph historical logs of data point values. These graphs are

extremely ﬂexible and let you visualize both scalar and non

scalar point simultaneously, which is invaluable when looking at

a state of a point in relation to real time data.

IP-852RoutingOption

An IP-852 routing option is available that enables you to use

any IP network as a backbone for a large L

ONWORKS network.

An LNS Turbo Edition server and up to 255 i.LON

SmartServers with IP-852 routing, i.LON 600 servers, and LNS

Turbo Edition clients may all be attached to the same IP net-

work, and the L

ONWORKS networks attached to each of the

i.LON SmartServers become part of a single ﬂat peer-to-peer

network. The servers and clients attached to the IP network

communicate using the IP-852 protocol. This protocol supports

thousands of ISO/IEC 14908-1 packets per second over the IP

channel, providing the highest performance for LNS monitoring

and control applications on the IP backbone.

You can order a SmartServer with an IP-852 routing option,

or you can purchase and activate the IP-852 routing option at

any time for i.LON SmartServers without IP-852 routing.

NetworkInterfaces

Available with either a PL-20 C-band power line or TP/FT10

free topology twisted pair L

ONWORKS interface, the SmartServer

features a standard 10/100BaseT Ethernet interface, You can

order an optional internal 56K V.90 modem for TP/FT-10

SmartServers used in dial-in/out applications. You can also

attach an external IP or serial GSM/GPRS modem to provide

a network connection in locations with no phone or Ethernet

connection.

The SmartServer includes an LNS Remote Network

Interface (RNI) that can be used to create a local or remote

network connection for LNS or OpenLDV applications includ-

ing the LonMaker Integration Tool.

The combination of RNI, Web, and SOAP servers enables

the creation of Web browser-based interfaces as well as connec-

tivity to enterprise systems such as manufacturing, accounting,

and SCADA applications.

A standard WSDL ﬁle suitable for .NET and Java Web

services integration is included in the SmartServer. This Web

service interface allows programmers to seamlessly access the

internal workings of the SmartServer. The result— faster access

to network data.

StandardsBasedProtocols

The i.LON SmartServer is compatible with the most popular

IP local and wide area networking protocols including TCP,

IPv4, IPv6, PPP, CHAP, PAP, ICMP, NAT, SMTP, DHCP, SNTP,

FTP, DNS, MD5, and HTTP. HTML, XML, SOAP, and DIME

application protocols are also supported. Dynamic IP addresses

are supported using the Dynamic DNS service from DynDNS. It

fully supports the ISO/IEC 14908-1 protocol as well as the

ISO/IEC 14908-2 and 14908-3 physical layers. When the IP-852

routing option is enabled, the i.LON SmartServer also supports

the IP-852 (ISO/IEC 14908-4) control network IP tunneling

protocol. Regardless of whether one is connecting to a LAN,

WAN, or ISO/IEC 14908-1 protocol based system, the i.LON

SmartServer offers interoperable networking based on open

standards.

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