dw230 savvyPanel® touch operator interface is ready to run out of the box, but the installer must refer to the installation manual included with the device to ensure correct installation of the hardware. This guide describes the setup and use of its various software features.
This guide assumes a working knowledge of drive.web® technology. Please refer to the other guides in the savvy® user manual: Getting Started, Design and Overview, Access Control.
Network Settings
Discover dw230 in savvy
Setup dw230 Dialog Window
dw230 Contextual Menu
Touch the drive.web icon in dw230 Window Title Bar
dw230 Network Settings
New drive.web devices ship with unique IP addresses in the 10.189/16 subnetwork. The last two octets are derived from the device's serial number or MAC ID. The six-octet serial number always starts with 0-4-bb-x. The last two octets are used to assign the as-shipped IP address; Example, if the serial number is 0-4-bb-00-1a-2b, 1a is converted from hexadecimal to decimal, 26. 2b, similarly, is 43, decimal. The as-shipped address is 10.189.26.43.
Set device IP address, router address, subnet mask, and SNTP network time server address using savvy in the same way as any other smarty® or speedy® drive.web device. Please see that section in the Getting Started Guide for more information.
- It is possible to set dw230's real time clock using savvy via the dw230 Contextual Menu, but SNTP network time servers provide the best solution, where possible.
Discover dw230 in savvy
Discover the touch panel in savvy via Ethernet, in the same way as any other drive.web device. Please see the Directory menu overview in the Design and Overview guide.
When no name has been applied, the IP address is indicated.
Hover mouse over the icon to view IP address, serial number, and group in the window Status Bar.
Click the dw230 icon in savvy for the Setup dialog
Discover
- Link-Local Devices
- Discover devices that are on the same local area network as dw230. Those devices must also be on the same subnetwork.
See the Ethernet section of the Getting Started with savvy guide for more details.
Internet Demo Devices
- Select to view a system of several drive.web devices that is maintained on public IP addresses at our factory in Maryland.
Click DC Drive or AC Drives page link to view, control, and run actual, live drives and motors at our factory.
Explicitly
- Enter one or many device IP address(es) or DNS name(s), separated by spaces or on separate lines.
Use Copy Discovery Set..., under the Directory menu, to copy the IP addresses of every device in the directory, and paste it here.
Use device name(s) if DNS service is available and the device has a DNS entry.
drive.web device(s) with public IP addresses may be discovered anywhere on the internet by this method. For example, "smarty2.bardac.com" is the DNS name of a smarty dw210 at our factory in Stevensville, Maryland.
- Discover devices that are on the same local area network as dw230. Those devices must also be on the same subnetwork.
savvyPanel Passwords
- When a drive.web device has a savvyPanel Password set, its tiles can NOT be viewed in dw230 until that password is also added here. Click Add.
Passwords are case-sensitive! The password must match exactly.
See the Access Control help page for more information.
savvyPanel Name Filter
- When checked, only the named system can be viewed.
To assign a drive.web device to a particular savvyPanel System, use the Device Contextual Menu, Set savvyPanel System.
Parameter Setting - Read Only
- When checked, no setters are available and pushbuttons and switches do not actuate.
Home Button Password
- When assigned, access to the home page from other pages is restricted. Access to the systems page from a home page is also restricted.
See the Access Control help page for more information.
dw230 only supports numeric home passwords.
Set Initial System Name and Page
- Defines the specific page that is viewed when dw230 first boots up. This feature can be used in conjunction with the home password to restrict access to the home page or other systems.
See the Access Control help page for more information.
savvyPanel Presence
- When checked, dw230's presence and the page number that it is currently viewing can be detected by the drive.web device(s).
Use savvyPanel Presence Monitor function block in the device(s) to detect this presence.
Use unique tag numbers to identify individual savvyPanel devices.
Logging
- Three levels of detail are available. View the log entries via the contextual menu. See below.
dw230 Contextual Menu
Right-click on the dw230 icon in savvy for the contextual menu. Menu items are identical to those in any other drive.web device, except for Set Timezone....
- See Device Contextual Menu descriptions in the savvy Design and Usage Guide for complete details.
Set Timezone... appropriately to display the local time in savvyPanel Date and Time graphic tiles.
Important Note - Lock dw230 with a device password to prevent other savvy users from altering the settings.
Touch the drive.web icon in dw230's window title bar for the info panel
View description, model number, firmware version, and contact information.
Touch the target button (if present) to adjust the touch calibration.
- Proceed with caution! If the touch calibration is badly adjusted, it may be necessary to plug in a USB pointing device. Please see the installation manual for details.
Carefully touch the crosshair cursor that appears. Hold the position for approximately one second. The best calibration may be achieved with an appropriate stylus. Another cursor will appear until this is repeated four times.
Touch the button with the 'zz' icon to put the screen into dark mode, 'sleep'. Touch the screen anywhere to 'wake'.
Touch the button with the 'scribble' icon to enter screen recovery mode. This is used to reduce 'burn-in' on the LCD display if the image is static for very long periods of time. Sleep mode also does this but with the backlight turned off. Touch the screen anywhere to cancel.
Touch the X button to close this dialog window.
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