APOGEE Reports

The Application Sub-Point Display Report allows you to display all the sub-points and their current values for APOGEE and BACnet devices. From System Browser, you can select an APOGEE P2 or BACnet network, panel(s), or device(s) and drop it onto the report.

You can filter this report in the Filter Options sections. In the filter, you can select one or more subpoints or application numbers.

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The Sub-point Edit field in the Filter Option section only supports numbers from 1 through 255.

The following information displays for each sub-point:

• Application Number
• Name
• Priority
• Status
• Subpoint Number
• Units
• Value

The APOGEE COV Cross Reference report enables you to view the field panels and workstations that receive Change-Of-Values (COVs) for the selected point(s). The report also indicates the type of COVs that are reported to the field panel.

There are several ways to use the COV Cross Reference report, such as:

• If you are not receiving COVs at a field panel or workstation, you can use this report to verify that a field panel or workstations are setup to receive COVs.
• If activity on your network seems unusually slow, you can use this report to determine if you have extensive numbers of COVs moving across the system.

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NOTE:
This report does not apply to integrated fire alarm panels.

The APOGEE Enhanced Alarm Configuration report lists all the defined modes for an enhanced alarm point, and displays the enhanced alarm setup of points including point name, mode point name, alarm level and mode delays, differential, and the ID and name of the destinations. For each alarm mode, the report displays mode name, setpoint, offsets, alarm priority, extra destinations, and message numbers.

Alarm problems are often caused by improper setpoints and offsets. If you are having enhanced alarm problems (frequent or improper enhanced alarms), you can use this report to verify that setpoints, offsets, and other enhanced alarm parameters are properly configured.

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This report also displays all 64-alarm mode levels when the alarm mode is enabled for LENUM points that have been configured with enhanced alarming.

The APOGEE Event Definition report displays the system name and name of defined events. This report also displays the name of the zones the event involves. You can use this report to identify the zones a particular event involves.

The APOGEE FLN Diagnostics report displays information for each device on a specific Floor Level Network (FLN). The report identifies the name and number of the field panel where from which the trunk originates. Specific information for the device on the FLN includes LAN number, drop number, status of the device, revision string, scans, commands, and errors.

If you are having problems with an FLN, you can use this report to diagnose problems with the devices on the FLN.

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NOTE:
This report does not apply to integrated fire alarm panels.

The APOGEE Network Diagnostics report displays the number of valid messages, successful messages, time outs, and framing errors. The report is useful when you suspect network communication issues.

If you have communication problems, run the this report to determine where the problem may be. If you have extensive time-outs or communication errors, you might check for system activity such as excessive COVs or enhanced alarms being sent to the workstation.

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NOTE:
This report does not apply to integrated fire alarm panels.

The APOGEE Panel Coldstart report displays a field panel’s coldstart history. This includes information on the number of times a field panel coldstarted, warmstarted, and the cause of the last coldstart. The report also tracks the occurrence of the following events:

• System RAM failures
• Power down failures
• Memory test failures
• Invalid system stacks
• Panel address and revision changes
• Sanity test failures
• Bus errors address errors
• Spurious interrupts
• Divide by zero errors
• Illegal instructions
• CHK instruction failures
• Trapv instructions
• Privileged instructions
• Trap instructions and other errors

The APOGEE Panel Coldstart report is a useful starting point when investigating problems associated with a field panel, as it displays information on many of the hardware and software problems that can cause control failures.

The APOGEE Panel Point Address displays a list of points in a selected APOGEE Ethernet or BACnet field panel. For each logical point, the report lists the:

• Command Priority
• Drop
• Engineering Units
• FLN
• Point
• Point Type
• Point Name
• Point Address Type
• Panel Name
• Point System Name
• Status
• Value/State

This report is similar to the APOGEE Panel Point Log report. However, you can run the report for a single panel by point address rather than a point name. The report allows you to filter the point addresses included in the report by selecting which FLNs, drops, and point numbers should be included.

The APOGEE Panel Point Definition report enables you to view the complete details for a P2 point, such as the point name, number of decimal places, whether or not it is a physical point, its classification, initial value, and more. The report displays different information based on whether the point is digital or analog.

You can use the report to filter point information by alarm levels and states, and point type (physical, virtual, or both).

This report can also help identify such problems as improper overrides, small COV limits, improper alarm limits, and incorrect slopes and intercepts. If you have narrowed a problem down to a specific field panel, you can use this report to view every aspect of a point and identify any problems in the point definition.

The APOGEE Panel Point Log report enables you to displays the current conditions of points in the system. You can define this report to only display the points that match set conditions (point status, priority, and type). For example, you could define a report to display all the points that are failed and in alarm.

Use this report for troubleshooting your system. For example, you could set up the report to scan the system for operator overrides, and then determine if points are improperly overridden. Another use might be to display all the points in alarm and whether they have been acknowledged. Once you have determined the points in alarm, you can use an APOGEE Panel Point Definition Report to determine if the alarm limits are correct.

The APOGEE Panel PPCL report displays the PPCL program(s) in a specific field panel. The report shows each line of PPCL code with the related status codes. Comment lines are not included in the report. The report allows you select which field panels and programs will be included, and you can specify a range of line numbers from each program to be included in the report.

You can use this report to help troubleshoot control problems, but usually only after you have determined that your system is not improperly overridden and all point information is correct.

The APOGEE Panel Trend Definition report displays trend definitions defined in a field panel and for points. The report includes the point name, description of the point, sampling interval, and the number of samples taken at the field panel; whether or not collection is enabled; maximum samples at the computer; and last collection date and time.

You can use this report to view trend definitions for a point, or validate sample times and sample types. Additionally, this report is useful for quick trend diagnostics because you do not have to upload trend data to the workstation and use network resources. You simply view the data in a field panel to quickly see trend definitions for a specific field panel.

With the APOGEE Panel TX-I/O Module report, selected field panels display a list of attached TX-I/O modules. Only modules that have at least one active point defined will display. For each TX-I/O module, the report can include the field panel name, FLN number, drop number, module address, TX-I/O type, and description.

The APOGEE PDL Meter Area report displays power consumption for a defined meter area. The report also includes a graph of the power usage for the last 24 hours.

You can use this report to:

• compare subsequent power consumption intervals to a baseline you created.
• indicate a need for preventive maintenance on a large unit.
• verify that occupancy/equipment schedules are being overridden.
• evaluate power consumption for a defined meter area.
• provide information for tenant billing/sub metering applications.

The APOGEE Point Usage report lists all the areas of the building system that use a point, such as PPCL programs.

If you are having trouble determining why a control sequence or point is behaving in a certain way, you can use the Point Usage report to verify all the areas of the system that use the point. Then, you can use the report to help you troubleshoot the point.

Report templates must be Imported into Desigo CC.

The APOGEE System Name vs. Name report template displays the system name and name for a group of objects. You can use the report template for all object types, select specific object types, or choose specific points, panels, and other objects to be included.

This report template allows you to quickly match system names to (user) names to assist with troubleshooting or managing the names of points, field panels, and other objects.

Report templates must be Imported into Desigo CC.

The APOGEE System Profile report displays system configuration information for all defined APOGEE P2 and BACnet ALNs, workstations, field panels, and FLN devices in your building system, and includes configuration information for the defined devices and field panels.

This report provides a complete overview of the building system.

The APOGEE TEC Initial Values report allows you to display subpoints in an override state for the selected APOGEE P2 and BACnet FLN devices, TEC’s, PTEC’s, and Equipment Scheduler zones. See below for a full list of supported devices and hardware.

You can specify a TEC, PTEC, and so on, by application name, using wildcards or drag-and-drop from System Browser.

You can filter the report in the Filter Options section. This section allows you to select a single subpoint and/or application number to filter.

The following information is displayed for each overridden sub-point:

• Application Number
• Initial Value
• Name
• Priority
• Status
• Subpoint Number
• Units
• Value

The APOGEE TEC Values report allows you to view the TEC or SCU initial value at the panel or at the device for TECs and LTECs, as well as view subpoint information for P2 and BACnet devices. You can specify a TEC or LTEC application name, or you can select specific TECs/LTECs or, with a wildcard, you can specify a single application or all applications.

You can filter the report in the Filter Options section. This section allows you to select a single subpoint and/or application number to filter.

This Initial Values Report is useful when troubleshooting. It shows which points are under operator control instead of under the control of PPCL and logic in the device.

The APOGEE Totalization Log report enables you to display the totalization for points. The report includes point description, totalized value, units (hours, minutes, or seconds), last reset time, and elapsed active runtime for all logical points except LPACI and LENUM. The Totalization Log report can be set up to export the totalized value of a point(s) and reduce the data you have to manipulate in a third-party spreadsheet package. There are two APOGEE Totalization Log Report Template’s available: Analog and Digital.

The APOGEE Totalization Log report can be used to check chiller kW consumption. For example, you could totalize the chiller point by the hour, setup the report definition to invoke a spreadsheet macro to export the data, and schedule the totalization report to run at the end of each day.

Report templates must be Imported into Desigo CC.

The APOGEE Trend Sample report enables you to display all values collected for the selected points. All values are shown in a table and no interval is specified.

You can set the report definition to store the data in a file or export data in a variety of formats. From there, you can then use the data for weekly performance or diagnostic type reports.

The APOGEE Zone Definition report lists all the zone definitions as well as the attributes of each zone. The report includes user and system name, descriptor, field panel name where the zone is defined, whether the zone is enabled or disabled, minimum off time, whether or not a zone is recommanded after a warmstart, and command table that lists all the commands defined in a zone.

This report provides a complete overview of the zones that you have defined in your building system.

The APOGEE Zone Schedule report enables you to view the schedule for a zone. You can use this report to ensure that schedule strategies match particular zone strategies.

The BACnet Trend Definition Report lists all the trend definitions for a particular trended BACnet point.

For each Trend definition included in the report, the following properties are included:

• Description
• Log Enable
• Notification Class
• Notification Threshold
• Object Identifier
• Object Name
• Samples at Panel
• Start Time
• Stop Time
• Stop When Full
• Trend Every
• Trend Location
• Trend Type
• Trended Objects

Once you have imported the report template, select it in System Browser, and then drag the Trend Log Object Table, for the particular object whose trend definitions you want to view, and drop it into the report. Once you click Run, the trend definitions for the trended point display in the report.

The default value in the Condition Filter should not be deleted. However, additional filter criteria can be added.