i.LON® 100 e3 Internet Server ReadMe File
Release 3.01, December 2005

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1         Introduction

This file describes i.LON 100 e3 Release 3.01, which is created by applying the i.LON 100 e3 Service Pack 1 (“SP1”) to an existing i.LON 100 e3 installation.  The service pack is delivered as a self-extracting executable file and requires a previous installation of i.LON 100 e3 to be present. 

If you have purchased a new i.LON 100e3, this release is included on the i.LON 100 e3 Service Release 1 (“SR1”) CD.   The service release installation has no prerequisites.   Follow the installation instructions in your i.LON 100e3 documentation.

The installation of either the service pack or the service release results in identical executable files and firmware being installed on the PC host and i.LON 100 server.

Update and upgrade notifications will be sent to registered users, so be sure to register your software.

To simplify upgrading an existing i.LON 100 server, use the Upgrade utility provided in the i.LON 100 Configuration Utility Plug-In to upgrade the i.LON 100 server.  The upgrade utility downloads only the needed firmware files, and avoids overwriting the IP and LonWorks® network configuration.

The i.LON 100 Internet Server configuration software must be used with the latest Microsoft Internet Explorer and Echelon LNS® and LonMaker® service packs.  At a minimum, you must install both LNS 3 Service Pack 8 Update 1 and LonMaker 3.1 Service Pack 3 Update 1, both of which are included on the i.LON 100 CD and installed automatically if needed.  LNS and LonMaker service packs are also available from Echelon’s Download Center at www.echelon.com/downloads.  Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) is also included on the i.LON 100 CD-ROM.

Additional information and updates, including critical updates, may be available on the i.LON 100 Internet Server Web page at www.echelon.com/ilon.  See Echelon’s Knowledge Base at www.echelon.com/support for answers to frequently asked questions.

 

2         Contents

1      Introduction. 1

2      Contents. 1

3      i.LON 100 Release History. 2

4      Identifying your i.LON 100 Release. 2

5      Installing i.LON 100 e3 Service Pack 1. 3

6      Release 3.01 Fixed Problems. 4

6.1       i.LON Vision. 5

6.2       ModBus. 6

6.3       Modems and Connectivity. 7

6.4       Applications. 7

7      Known Problems and Workarounds. 9

7.1       Modems and Connectivity. 9

8      Software License Agreement 9

 

3         i.LON 100 Release History

Software (limited releases in italics)

Release

Date

i.LON 100 Internet Server Release 1

1.00.52

November 2002

i.LON 100 Internet Server Service Pack 1 (V1.01)

1.01.01

April 2003

i.LON 100 Internet Server Service Pack 2 (V1.02 SP1)

1.02.06

December 2003

i.LON 100 Internet Server Service Release 2 (V1.02.06)

1.02.06

January 2004

i.LON 100 Internet Server Service Pack 2 Update 1 (V1.02 U1)

1.02.07

January 2005

 

 

 

i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server

1.10.90

September 2004

i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server Update 1 (V1.10 U1)

1.10.94

January 2005

i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server Service Pack 1 (V1.10 SP1)

1.11.15

March 2005

i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server Service Pack 1 Update 1 (V1.11 U1)

1.11.20

September 2005

i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server Service Pack 1 Update 2 (V1.11 U2)

1.11.20

October 2005

 

 

 

i.LON 100 e3 Internet Server

3.00.61

September 2005

i.LON 100 e3 Internet Server Service Pack 1 (V3.00 SP1)

3.01.09

December 2005

i.LON 100 e3 Internet Server Service Release 1 (V3.01.09)

3.01.09

December 2005

 

4         Identifying your i.LON 100 Release

This service pack will not upgrade a Release 1 (V1.00) or Release e2 (V1.10) installation.  To determine whether or not you have the i.LON 100 e3 firmware installed on your i.LON 100 server, follow these steps:

  1. If you have copied any updated firmware files to your i.LON 100 server, reboot it before checking the version number.  See the final step of the Installation instructions, below, for information on how to reboot an i.LON 100 server.  You can tell the i.LON 100 has been rebooted when the green Power/Wink LED on the i.LON 100 server stops blinking and stays on solidly.
  2. Enter your i.LON 100 e3 server’s address in Internet Explorer (6.0 or newer). 
  3. Click the Login button.
  4. Enter your user name and password when prompted.  By default this is ilon/ilon, but you may have changed it. 
  5. The version number displayed at the bottom of the first page will be 3.00.61 if you have an i.LON 100 e3. 

    If the version number is less than 3.00.61    , you have an i.LON 100 Internet Server that cannot be updated with Service Pack 1   You will need to purchase an i.LON 100 e3 upgrade CD in order to update your i.LON 100.

Notes:

5         Installing i.LON 100 e3 Service Pack 1

You can install the i.LON 100 e3 Service Pack 1 over an existing i.LON 100 e3 installation.  This service pack will not upgrade a Release 1 (V1.00) or Release e2 (V1.10) installation. 

To install the i.LON 100 e3 Service Pack 1, follow these steps:

  1. Use an FTP client such as Internet Explorer to backup a copy of all files on your i.LON 100 to another computer, or use the Backup option in the i.LON 100 Configuration Plug-in.
  2. Download the iLON100_e3_SP1.exe file from Echelon’s Web site to any directory on your computer.
  3. Click the Windows Start menu, click Run, and browse to the directory where you downloaded iLON100_e3_ SP1.exe.
  4. Double-click iLON100_e3_ SP1.exe.
  5. Insert the original i.LON 100 e3 (V3.00) CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive of your PC if prompted. The service pack installation may not complete correctly if the original e3 installation media is inaccessible.
  6. Complete the installation on your computer.  In most cases, you can accept all defaults.  Once the i.LON 100 software on your computer is updated to Release 3.01, an additional V3.01 Images directory will be created.
  7. Start the i.LON 100 Configuration Utility Plug-in.  The procedure varies depending on which LonWorks installation tool you are using.  For example, if you are using the LonMaker Integration Tool, you can right-click an i.LON 100 device or functional block shape, click Configure on the shortcut menu, and then enter the IP address of your i.LON 100 server. 
  8. Click the Tools menu, and then click Update to update the i.LON 100 firmware.  The upgrade utility downloads only the changed files to the i.LON 100 server, which is an advantage for modem users.
  9. Instead of the previous two steps, you can use an FTP client such as Internet Explorer to copy the updated firmware files from your <LonWorks directory>\iLON100\Images\iLON100 3.01 directory to the /root/ directory on your i.LON 100 server.  If you are using the Internet Explorer FTP client, the “/root” portion of this path is hidden.  The <LonWorks directory> is c:\LonWorks by default.  See the i.LON 100 e3 documentation for the correct procedure before doing this upgrade—in general you will not want to overwrite all of the files in the root, config, and ltConfig directories in order to avoid losing your IP and LonWorks network configuration.
  10. If you have any existing designs with Pulse Counter functional blocks, delete any connections to the pulse counter outputs prior to upgrading the Pulse Counter functional blocks.  Restore the type of the output network variable after an upgrade and recreate the connections.
  11. Reboot your i.LON 100 server from the Setup>Reboot Web page.  To access the Web page, enter your i.LON 100 e3 server’s address in Internet Explorer (6.0 or newer).  Click the Login button and enter the user name and password when prompted.  By default this is ilon/ilon, but you may have changed that. Click Setup and then click Reboot.  In the Reboot Web page, click the Reboot button to reboot your i.LON 100 server.

    Alternatively, you can enter the reboot command in the Console application, or you can simply cycle the power to your i.LON 100 server.

To remove Release 3.01, follow these steps:

You can remove Release 3.01 from your computer using the standard Windows Add or Remove Programs control panel application. To remove Release 3.01 from an i.LON 100 server, use an FTP client to remove Release 3.01 and re-load the i.LON 100 server with a prior release.

6         Release 3.01 Fixed Problems

This section describes the problems fixed and other changes in Release 3.01 that were not included in the original i.LON 100 e3 release (Release 3.00).  Numbers in parentheses at the end of the descriptions are Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs.

6.1      i.LON Vision

Installer doesn't work with Contribute 3.11. (39089)

i.LON Vision refuses to install if any Contribute Version other than Contribute 3.10 is installed.

Menu has some spelling and grammar problems. (39215)

Web pages fail to start properly if a sidebar page is created manually. (39301)

If a blank HTML page is used in the sidebar, the startup sequence fails and i.LON objects are not functional in the standard web pages.

ResetPrio object has inconsistent behavior. (39238)

The checked/unchecked status of the RESET PRIORITY object is not logically separated from its enabled/disabled status. It shows several inconsistencies: if no priority is set, the checkbox is enabled, but clicking on it has no effect. If the data point is manually overridden, but the priority of the RESET PRIORITY object is not sufficient, the checkbox is disabled, but not checked.

User should be able to reset DP prio by click to the green hand icon. (38911)

Without a RESET PRIORITY object a high priority user is not able to hand back the control to automatic or low priority users.

Green hand is not removed after resetting priority if an alarm generator uses the respective data point. (38938)

If a value was written to a data point with high priority, a green or red hand is displayed next to the respective iLON object. If the priority is reset, this hand should disappear. This does not work if an Alarm Generator uses the same data point as an input or a compare data point: the hand does not disappear. 

A top level menu bar item WITHOUT sub items cannot be followed by one WITH sub items. (38556)

If you define a top level menu bar item with sub items after one without sub items, a runtime error (“Line: 115, Error: Type mismatch”) pops up.

An attempt to add "Layer" from Contribute gives JavaScript error "value.trim is not a function". (39176)

If a LAYER is added to a custom web page, you may see the following error:

Contribute: While executing onClick in EchelonEditLayer.htm, the following JavaScript error(s) occurred: At line 814 of file "C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Contribute3\­Configuration\Shared\echelon\utils.js" TypeError: value.trim is not a function.

ModBus timeouts are not detected (or not handled) in the web pages. (38565)

If several slow ModBus devices are connected to the i.LON and are displayed on a custom web page, it may happen that the web page is rendered useless: values are shown as “---“ , no error message and no echelon bug are displayed.

No root item in the Navigation tree. (38623)

If a navigation tree is added to the sidebar, it does not contain a root item. Thus, no sub items can be added.

FTP abort (ABOR) command handled improperly - causes Contribute problem. (39257)

Passive FTP from a Contribute client fails. (38929)

Although passive FTP can be used with the Internet Explorer, Contribute fails if that mode is used.

Run time error and misbehavior when switching between menu items. (38558)

When switching back and forth between different menu items, Data Point Name Substitution sometimes does work, sometimes does not.

The message box is not cleared after "Please wait, connecting to web service". (38557)

If no sidebar and no i.LON object are used, the message box in the Menu.htm is not cleared after “Please wait, connecting to web service” although the connection is already established.

6.2      ModBus

ModBus cannot select RS232 port. (39193)

Network – ModBus web page: after changing some properties of the ModBus network and hitting SUBMIT, everything looks fine at first. After hitting RESET, the old values are restored in the web pages (not on the i.LON).

ModBus data point format type setting problems in the Format Description field. (38494)

Network – ModBus web page: Once you add a modbus point to a device, and its 'Format Description', i.e. its type is set, you can't ever change it via the configuration web pages. If you try to do so, the web page indicates that the submit went fine, however it does not actually update the driver_MOD.xml file. 

ModBus data points are online even if the ModBus device is not connected. (38522)

If you display the status of a ModBus data point (for example in the View – Data Points web page), it is always ONLINE, even if the ModBus device is not connected.

ModBus device address 0 is illegal and should be avoided. (38896)

Network – ModBus web page: Device address 0 is the broadcast address and should be avoided. However, it can be assigned to a device via the web interface.

ModBus DP data point with the wrong length is created from the web page. (39041 and 38479)

If a specific data point of an existing modbus device is displayed and a new data point is added, the new data point is created with the wrong defaults, i.e. a float variable instead of a boolean variable is created.

ModBus points can be orphaned in the data server. (38477)

When a ModBus point is deleted, a pop-up asks if I would like to delete the point from the dataserver.  Although YES is selected, the point remains in the dataserver.

6.3      Modems and Connectivity

Siemens MC75 EDGE Modem and MultiTech Modem are not supported:

6.4      Applications

Alarm Generator can't handle Constants after using MBus points. (39262)

Configure – Alarm Generator web page: if you setup an AlarmGenerator on a MBus point with a compare data point and submit it, a subsequent change of the input data point results in a crash.

Alarm Generator throws exception when switching instances and the tree wasn't built yet. (39263)

Configure – Alarm Generator web page: if you switch between different alarm generators, a runtime error occurs.

Alarm Notifier e-mail header has extra spaces which get rejected by virus scanner software. (38812)

Notification e-mails send out by the i.LON 100 are blocked by Internet Service Providers due to virus protection.

Calendar date exception is not shown correctly. (38525)

Configure – Event Scheduler web page: Depending on the order of creation, certain exceptions may be displayed incorrectly.

Calendar exception creation can make the webpage hang. (38526)

Configure – Event Scheduler web page: the definition of exceptions using wildcards may cause the web page to hang.

Configuration Plug-In: Can't set the Type Translator Case Rule Multiplier value to 1, it gets reset to zero after "Apply". (38631)

Type Translator Configuration Plug-In: depending on the order in which rules are created, it may happen that the multiplier value is reset to 0 after hitting APPLY. 

Data Point view page: Focus jumps if navigating with TAB key. (39122)

View – Data Points web page: when setting the values of several data points it is convenient to navigate from one value filed to the next using the TAB key. This is impeded because the focus is set to a different text field whenever the data points are polled.

i.LON 100 Web configuration: fails to view an event if the event time is after 17:00. (39172)

View – Event Scheduler web page. Some events are not displayed.

LonScanner appears to be disabled on the Security web page, but it is enabled. (39203)

Network - M-Bus page: can't add multiple M-bus data points without clicking refresh. (38521)

Problem switching instances in service pages when navigating over standard menu. (39251)

In the standard menu, links can be defined to point to a specific service page displaying a specific instance (e.g., a specific alarm generator) that cannot be changed by the user. If the standard user navigates between several of these pages, they do not display the correct instances.

Pulse Counter: Plug-In uses wrong length when changing the Output type, causing a LNS Turbo DS #200 error. (38559)

The Configure Plug-In writes a random number to the LNS database when changing a static changeable NVs on the i.LON 100 (e.g., Pulse Counter output type). If the random length is less then the type specified, then LNS Turbo will issue a Data Server, #200 error in the LM Browser.

SMTP client generates wrong SMTP header. (38446)

Whenever an email from an i.LON 100 is received, the header information is wrong: address and username are switched.

The web pages should allow self defined root domains like .myrootdomain. (38777)

Configure – Alarm Notifier web page: if a self defined local root domain is given, it is not accepted as a valid domain.

Web Binder port change causes error on the iLON100 web page. (39129)

Network – Lan/Wan web page: if the port of a web binder is changed, a runtime error message (“ERROR: 'ValidateHttpPort' is undefined") pops up.

Web page ""instColl"" is undefined, causing a hang. (39249)

Using recently created data points in the web pages before hitting SUBMIT may result in an exception (“instColl is undefined”).

When deleting IP-852 service from web, i.LON’s local port is reset to 1629. (38418)

When linking to a Service Page and clicking back immediately, the Standard page will not be loaded. (38622)

7         Known Problems and Workarounds

This section lists known problems and their workarounds for this release.  Numbers in parentheses at the end of the problem/workaround descriptions are Echelon's internal problem tracking IDs.

7.1      Modems and Connectivity

 

The Plug-In Upgrade Tool does not automatically add support for new hardware to e3 i.LON 100 units. To add support for the new external modems (Siemens MC75 and MultiTech MTCBA), Echelon recommends installing the complete i.LON image V3.01 on the empty file system of an i.LON 100, as described below:

 

You can use an FTP client such as Internet Explorer to a copy the updated firmware files from your PC <LonWorks directory>\iLON100\Images\iLON100 3.01 directory to the /root/ directory on your i.LON 100 server.  If you are using the Internet Explorer FTP client, the “/root” portion of this path is hidden. We recommend that you first make a backup of your i.LON 100 and save it on your PC. Next delete all directories and files from the i.LON 100 (it is critical that you delete the file “ConnectionManager.xml”). Finally copy the i.LON100 3.01 image directory tree from your PC to the i.LON 100 root directory and then reboot the i.LON 100.

 

8         Software License Agreement

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You may:

(a) use the i.LON Utilities internally to create LonWorks/IP Channels and to Configure i.LON Internet Servers to serve web pages;

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