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Energy Manager Software Release – Joust 11.15

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Energy Manager Software Release 11.15 Features

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

LDAP allows the centralisation of username and passwords that the EM4x authenticates against. With the LDAP server managing access it reduces the management overhead in the potently 1000s of unique passwords across the EM4x’s in a network.

Key Features

  • LDAP provides network administrators the ability to centrally control which users are able access a device which reduces management overhead
  • LDAP removes the need to have unique login credentials per site or common credentials that are used by all sites
  • Only people that have been assigned to the appropriate group are able to access the controller with correct credentials enhancing security

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Improvements

Adds to the EM4x the SNMP ability to poll alarms from a table which removes the risk of having a trap being lost and only requires one request. Other information such as alarm severity can be displayed in the table.

Key Features

  • All alarms table added: alarm severity, alarm status and description.
  • Remote reboot via SNMP
  • The number of active alarms at each severity level
  • Total number of alarms available on the system

 

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Previous Energy Manger Software Releases Features

Energy Manager Software Release 11.00 Features

System Block Schematic


To better support the various use cases for EM4x controller The new block schematic now provides a logical representation of the system as it is configured – making it easier to view. This may be a tradtional DC power system, a hybrid system or even a custom solution.

Key Features​

-Customisable to the represent the system​

-Easily identify the operating source of the system​

-Schematic is saved in the configuration file​

-Live system data is displayed on the schematic.

Custom Web UI

Too many menus options? Every element on the web UI is now editable. With the addition of custom web UI the user is able filter their view and defocus settings that don’t need to be changed.

Key Features​

-The menu structure can be reduced if it’s not needed in the application ​

-All configuration settings can be defocused simplifying Web UI​

-Settings are saved to the configuration allowing easy transfer between systems​

-Only advanced level or specified users can change the layout.

Energy Manager Software Release 10.00 Features

Cybersecurity

  • Standards based assessment and testing.
  • Hardening of the product, supplemented with hardening guidance in the product manual.
  • Detailed audit logging.
  • Enhanced password controls, introducing expanded complexity and administrator based control.
  • Deeper levels of firmware security.*
    *secure boot is available with newly shipped EM4x from the middle of September.

 

Advanced Graphing

  • Analyse the database as far back as 90 days.
  • Utilise alarm “heatmaps” to identify and hone in on anomalies, simplifying site issues quickly.
  • Customise the data and alarms to be shown according to specific site needs.
  • Save customised “views” as templates for rapid re-use.
  • Filter views according to time period of interest.

 

Translation – Languages

  • Support for up to 144 languages* from Afar to Zulu.
  • Translations are made for the web interface and the LCD display.
  • Translation can be made by partners, end users or translators.
  • Enatel issues a language pack using the translation file.

 

AC Monitor Integration

  • Key functionality includes reporting and measurement on star or delta connections, specifically voltage, current, frequency, and energy.
  • EM4x reports and alarms on surge events using the unique “Surge Bucket” feature which counts each 1kV transition.
  • Enabler for key Energy Manager functionality such as: Three-phase balancing and single-phase backoff.

Enatel Energy Management Home Run 9.0 Release Features:

Modbus Mapping

The energy manager now has the ability for end users to custom map Modbus RTU and TCP device registers, where the EM4x can act as a master or server for both Modbus types. Examples of devices with Modbus comms are generators, lithium batteries, sensors and more.

Web Over USB

For those android mobile devices that support USB tethering, they can now be connected to the EM4x through the front panel micro-USB port. The Web UI can be browsed, files up and downloaded, all features and functions utilized, from the device.

Network Settings on Information Tab

To assist quick and easy site setup the Information menu of the front screen now includes additional networking and product information. Navigate on the front screen to Information>System.

Energy Management Software: Galaxian Release 8.0
October 2021

Enatel Energy Manager Software

Release Features

Hybrid Realtime Page

The Galaxian release provides a more structured Hybrid functionality view (Generator, Solar, Wind, Battery etc)

CE+T Inverter Integration

Data from the inverters is integrated into the EM4x along with alarms. Some control is offered around output voltage and input priority. This does require the fitment of a CE+T Inview 5 controller, with appropriate Modbus licenses

Enhanced Security – with TLS 1.3 Encryption

This release features HTTPS TLS (Transport Layer Security) for the highest level of encryption for web connections.

Energy Management Software: Food Fight Release 7.0
June 2021

Release Features

Help

-On-page help – direct links to the manual section in pdf reader.
-Dynamic alarms help
-Resource links

Advanced Graphing Icons

-In addition to the Activity Graphing on the main web page, there is now a dedicated page with four tiled graphs each individually customisable.
-The time period has been extended to include 24hours too. This feature permits the user to monitor individual parameters on each graph to help assess their sites in detail.

System Dependent LCD Layout

-For the larger LCD format EM4x, the user can now select different system layouts to suit what is installed, such as whether renewable elements (solar and wind) are present, DC-DC converters, and also whether batteries are installed or not.

Licence Based icons

-Where certain licence features activate dedicated icons at the bottom of the screen, these now appear dynamically based on whether licences have been purchased and loaded.

Improved Grid Tariff Optimisation settings

-The user is now able to customise what they define as the weekend

Energy Management Software: E.T. Release 6.0
April 2021

Features:

  • 3 phase balancing for hybrid systems
  • Ongoing Lithium battery BMS Modbus RTU comms inclusion
  • Ping and reset –  allowing the system to continually ping a site modem
  • Configuration and Site Report pdf download
  • Diagnostic .tgz file generation – to collate system logs & configuration in one file
  • Energypak firmware v26.

Energy Management Software: Defender Release 5.01
February 2021

EM4x Software, Defender, Energy Management Software

Defender introduces the industry-leading features of our technology to the EM4x controller. The latest release brings the features of 3 phase balancing to single phase systems and battery MCB scaling options.

Features:

• Single Phase Backoff
• Temperature Conversion Improvements
• Battery MCB current limit scaling options
• Lithium battery BMS Modbus RTU comms
• Generator run time is now writable

You can also read more on the release in our Insights blog which summarises the Defender release.

Energy Management Software: Commando 4.0
October 2020

EM4x Software, Commando, Energy Management Software

Commando encompasses the industry-leading features of our technology on a new controller, the EM4x. With original features such as hybrid and off-grid site management now available with the EM4x.

Features:

• Dynamic Phase Balancing
• Generator Anti-Stall Feature
• Hybrid functionality support
• Lithium Battery Integration
• Touch scrolling for LCD display

You can also read more on the release in our Insights blog which summarises the Commando release.