Tracer ES™

Web-based Facility Management forMultiple Buildings

August 2010 BAS-PRC019-E4

Product Catalog

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Trane, long regarded for its superior service, support, and equipment, has furthered its commitment to total customer satisfaction with the introduction of Tracer ES™ Web-based building automation software.

Tracer ES is Web-based, building automation software that dramatically simplifies the complex requirements of managing and operating multiple facilities. It lets owners and operators of multiple facilities access information about any of their buildings from any secure PC connected to the Internet.

Tracer ES excels as a Web-based BAS application because of its user-centered design, robust search tools, intuitive navigation, open architecture, and auto-discovery and self-configuration capabilities. The result is an online building control system that is especially easy to use.

Product highlightsTracer ES features:

• Online facility management • Daily operator functionality• Central, server-based software• Remote access from any secure PC

on the network• Front-end system that works with

both Trane and qualified non-Trane BACnet systems

• Data collection and analysis tool

Tracer ES makes it easy to:

• View and make changes to all buildings in the enterprise from a single source, giving operators immediate access to building systems to maintain comfortable, healthy conditions and satisfied occupants

• Focus on daily operator tasks such as changing setpoints, modifying schedules, and receiving alarms

• Access and operate a multiple-facility management system from a Web browser (such as Internet Explorer) from any secure Internet connection

• Incorporate existing Trane or qualified non-Trane BACnet devices

• Integrate and analyze information • Connect to your existing IT

infrastructure

Introduction

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Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Tracer ES delivers value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Better decision-making . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Superior performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Easy integration and compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Sound investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Trane’s Tracer ES solution . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Hardware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Implementation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7On-going service and support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Features and benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Ease of operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Daily building operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Enterprise management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Data collection and analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Customizable user interface and preferences . . . . 13

Network architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Publishing graphics to Tracer ES . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

User administration, security,

and preferences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Administrator setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Contents

Tracer ES delivers value

Tracer ES is a powerful, Web-based solution that gives you an enterprise management view of all your building control systems (Figure 1). Tracer ES is the online answer to enterprise building control:

• Enables better decision making• Provides easy integration and

compatibility• Offers superior performance and cost

savings• Delivers a positive return on

investment (ROI)

Better decision makingTracer ES views buildings as a source of information. This information can then be integrated with other business systems throughout the enterprise. This helps building owners and managers ultimately make better informed operational and business decisions.

Now, you can proactively view and analyze information about all of your facilities as one enterprise, campus, or organization. This makes it easier to identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency and understand recurring problems.

Energy cost savings

Building owners and managers want to better understand how they use energy, and how to make smart decisions about their energy usage and resources. Tracer ES gives you the ability to collect and analyze energy and operational data from multiple sources. You can compare and contrast your “best of class” buildings with those that are not top performers to help raise them to a higher level—and wring out extra savings.

Maintenance costs

Facility service and maintenance is another significant cost for building owners and managers. By promoting awareness of conditions that require maintenance and repair, Tracer ES can help minimize service calls and make best use of on-site service.

Tracer ES helps you make better decisions:

• Views and analyzes information about all your facilities as one enterprise

• Supports a proactive approach: makes users more efficient and better at what they already do

• Provides historical energy usage data for multiple facilities and systems

• Provides historical operational information for multiple systems and equipment

Figure 1. View buildings from a single-point of access

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Superior performanceTracer ES makes it easy for your facilities and maintenance staff to be more productive, access important building information, and respond to alarms and troubleshoot problems on a more proactive basis.

Tracer ES was specifically designed to be the most user-friendly control system you will find. To put it simply, if you can surf the Web, you can master Tracer ES. You now have the power to complete daily operations from any secure computer on your network. You can quickly change set points or make scheduling adjustments to a room, a single building, or across all your facilities. You will be able to respond to last minute changes, unexpected events or even changing weather conditions.

When an alarm shows up on your system, Tracer ES automatically pinpoints the problem and displays it on your monitor—which building, which room, which piece of equipment—so you can immediately troubleshoot the problem. If service is needed, you will know who to send and what parts to bring to address the problems the technician will likely face.

Tracer ES provides superior performance:

• Dramatically streamlines daily facility management activities

• Instantly pinpoints alarms at their source and diagnoses problems from your computer

• Bundles repetitive tasks to reduce time spent making changes across many buildings

• Reduces training needs by providing a highly intuitive user experience

Setup

Tracer ES can be quickly installed for basic operation. This is made possible through the combination of auto-discovery and self-configuration capabilities, pre-engineered system applications, and a user-friendly interface. The applications work together to maximize the comfort of occupants in the building, while minimizing energy use.

Easy integration and

compatibilityTracer ES integrates with your existing IT infrastructure and other qualified non-Trane BACnet building systems (Figure 2). Its standard technologies makes it the ideal IT citizen—peacefully residing on your IT network while going about its business.

It even offers an auto-recognition and self-configuration feature that searches your network, locating all qualifying BACnet systems and components. When a system or component is located, Tracer ES automatically creates its own Web pages that display status, schedules, trends and alarms. It saves you time and lets you focus on the job at hand—facility operations.

As your buildings and systems evolve, and improvements are required, you can enhance Tracer ES at one central point, instead of having to update each and every workstation.

You can eliminate the headaches and costs of managing multiple PCs with specialized software. With Tracer ES, it is all in one.

Tracer ES provides easy integration and compatibility:

• Easily connects with existing IT infrastructure

• Runs on a central server with SQL database

• Seamlessly works with existing Tracer Summit and Tracker building automation systems

• Integrates with any qualified non-Trane BACnet building systems

Figure 2. Compatible with any Trane or Non-Trane BACnet system

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Sound investmentWith Tracer ES, you get total control of all your buildings—right from your desktop—taking energy savings, diagnostics, and scheduling efficiencies to a whole new level. You will save time, money, and headaches by being able to immediately respond to alarms and send the right service people with the right equipment to make the repair. In many cases, you can solve the problem yourself right from your computer, no more running back and forth wasting time and effort.

With Tracer ES, you get a system that not only allows you to work more efficiently, it also allows you to buy more efficiently. Tracer ES features a unique modular and scalable design that lets you purchase only the components you need, and gives you the freedom to add other value-added modules as you need them. Also, it easily connects with your other Trane or non-Trane systems.

Trane delivers a complete single-source approach to all your building automation, equipment, service, parts, and environmental needs. No more proprietary systems that lock you into their technology with expensive upgrades. Tracer ES gives you complete freedom. The freedom of a system that is easy to integrate, operate, and maintain—and makes it easy to better manage and reduce your operating costs.

Tracer ES is a sound investment:

• Provides a scalable solution that grows with your business

• Eliminates costly overhead associated with managing multiple workstation hardware and software

• Provides add-on modules that extract knowledge and drive results from your building automation system data

With Tracer ES, you have direct computer access to every qualified BACnet building system in every building you manage. You have complete control to make global schedule changes, answer alarms, and diagnose problems instantly, from anywhere. That’s the power of Tracer ES, a front-end system that lets operators of multiple facilities manage all their buildings as a single enterprise. No more running from building to building, or campus to campus. Tracer ES brings it all to you. Just log on and manage your buildings—and your business—better!

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Tracer ES is part of Trane’s existing Integrated ComfortTM Solutions (ICS) strategy. The ICS strategy uses Trane’s HVAC and controls expertise, building and energy management knowledge, and local service and support to bring you a truly comprehensive solution. We support you not only at the time of your initial purchase and installation, but throughout the entire life cycle of your system. Your Trane Sales representative will work with you to assure that a successful Tracer ES solution is designed and delivered!

SoftwareThe Tracer ES software lives on a central server and is typically installed by a certified Trane controls installer. The purchase price of Tracer ES is based on the number of Trane or qualified non-Trane BACnet panels that are connected to the Tracer ES server.

Tracer ES is robust software that is not only a systems integration platform, but also a platform for other knowledge-based software modules. These software modules bring additional value to your business by helping you manage other important facility management activities like energy usage, tenant services, and maintenance. Tracer ES meets your needs with a scalable and modular product that can grow as your business grows.

HardwareTracer ES hardware can be supplied by either Trane or the customer. There are some minimum specifications that need to be met for any Tracer ES installation. These specifications are found on the last page of this catalog.

ImplementationWith every Tracer ES project, Trane will create a Design and Implementation Plan that will include all the components necessary to successfully implement a Tracer ES system. While each plan is unique, they all share common elements. These are:

• IT/networking• Systems engineering• Operational requirements

IT/networking

Tracer ES is a standard IT product. Both the Tracer ES server and the connected Trane and non-Trane BACnet panels must live on a common IP network. Tracer ES generally resides on the intranet behind the corporate firewall, isolated from the Internet. Multiple-site connectivity is supported through the existing LAN or WAN. Remote access (for remote support or management purposes) is typically achieved by an existing IT-approved method, such as virtual private network (VPN) configuration or another remote access tool.

Trane will work with your organization’s IT personnel to understand the current IT/networking configuration and systems. With their expertise and guidance, Trane will provide recommendations on how to add a Tracer ES system effectively using your standard operations procedures. This guidance, and these recommendations, will be documented in Trane’s Design and Implementation Plan so that your organization can be assured of a safe and secure system that can be easily maintained over time.

Systems engineering

Tracer ES can connect to both Trane and qualified non-Trane BACnet devices, making it an excellent systems integration platform. Tracer ES provides one window into your entire facility or enterprise no matter how many systems you are using.

The Tracer ES Design and Implementation Plan will include systems engineering documentation to identify and integrate any non-Trane BACnet system that will be connected to the Tracer ES server.

Operational requirements

Tracer ES can be customized to meet the exact needs of your organization and users. Trane will interview the key administrative users to understand how many people will be using the system and what their roles and responsibilities are. This ensures that Tracer ES will be ready for them as soon as it is installed and commissioned. Also, the operational requirements for scheduling, troubleshooting, and data analysis will

also be obtained and documented in the Design and Implementation Plan. Trane will use this information to assure that the systems are working together as one common enterprise.

On-going service and

supportTrane excels at providing world-class service and support to our customers. Local Trane offices provide 24-hour service and support. Trane employees have lived and worked in your community for more than 80 years. With Trane, our customers receive personalized attention from locally-rooted offices, and confidence in knowing that a large corporation is standing behind each project. This level of commitment and expertise will ensure that your Tracer ES system is running at its best throughout its entire life cycle.

Trane’s Tracer ES solution

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Maintenance and services agreements

An annual maintenance program is included in every Tracer ES project to make sure that your Tracer ES software is updated and working at its best. Maintenance can be set up to be performed either manually or automatically through a remote connection. Also, with every Tracer ES project, you have access to Trane’s full-service product support portal, MyTraneControls.

MyTraneControls is a resource for key product information, best practices, and training. It also provides access to premium support services like online and telephone access to our Product Support team and advance training classes. So, log on, learn, and chat with other Tracer ES users. You can feel comfortable knowing that immediate Tracer ES support is just a mouse click away!

Additional Tracer ES maintenance and on-going support services are also available. Your local Trane Sales and Service representative will work with you to design a Maintenance and Services Agreement that meets your organization’s specific needs for on-going support and training.

Training

Trane provides both Web-based training as well as classroom training to support your new investment. It can be included in your Tracer ES Maintenance and Services Agreement or purchased separately. Training assures that you and your staff are using your Tracer ES to its fullest potential to meet the needs of your business.

Features and benefits

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Tracer ES is a Web-based facility management tool. It simplifies the management of building systems within multiple facilities for owners, managers, and daily operators. Users can access Tracer ES from any secure PC through a Web browser interface connected to the building enterprise network. Tracer ES accesses real-time system data and displays it through the user interface.

Ease of operationThe daily operator is the most critical user of the system. To optimize the daily user’s experience, user-centered design principles were employed. Trane tested Tracer ES with many end-users to ensure a simple and intuitive design that makes operating Tracer ES easy to use.

Site management

Tracer ES site management features can help facility management personnel take a more proactive approach to site management. The building index, flexible search tool, and navigational aid features can significantly increase response time to address occupant issues across a large enterprise.

Web browser

The interface is easy to navigate and can be used effectively with very little

training. The Tracer ES user interface lets you operate a multiple-building, facility management system from any secure PC on the network, using an Internet Explorer browser. If you can surf the web, you can master Tracer ES

Figure 3. Tracer ES home page and online help

(Figure 3).

Auto-discovery and self-configuration

The auto-discovery and self-configuration feature greatly simplifies the time-consuming task of the installer having to build the equipment list and status pages during site setup. During the installation process, Tracer ES discovers all of the equipment for the site, and then automatically builds the equipment list and status Web pages.

Online help

Users come to Tracer ES with a range of skills and experience and may need varying levels of help. Tracer ES has a comprehensive help system that gives basic help first, and then provides links or buttons to additional “help for experts,” or to other relevant topics. Users can easily gain information to support the task they are currently trying to accomplish, or search for other topics as well.

Navigate with graphics

With Tracer ES, users can graphically navigate through all levels of a facility by clicking on an image of a building, room, or piece of equipment. Graphical navigation enables operators to view status or change setpoints easily and efficiently.

Customizable building index

The Buildings Index can be customized to view building information in a hierarchical structure, or by building type. For example, the owner/operator of a retail chain might want to use a hierarchical structure to describe a group of buildings. This gives users access to building information at different levels of the hierarchy.

Flexible search tool

The Finding a Building feature is a powerful search tool that helps the user quickly find a building or a group of buildings in the system. Users can search on any attribute that is specified during administrator setup. To find a specific building, enter the building name or other building attribute in the Find Building field and click “Go.” The user is taken to the Summary page for a particular building or group of buildings, where other building information can be readily viewed.

Online helppop-up

Navigatwith graphic

Flexible search tool

Customizable building index

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Built-in navigation system

Tracer ES provides a powerful left-hand navigation system. It is automatically built during the auto-discovery and self-configuration process during installation. The navigation system enables rapid location of buildings and information, allowing daily operators and facility staff to respond quickly to occupant issues. The left-hand navigation system takes the guesswork out of navigating to the information you need by providing access to all pertinent information for daily operational tasks.

Recent visits

The Recent Visits list can be used as a navigational aid for finding the most recently viewed buildings. This list displays the last 10 buildings that were visited, giving the operator access to buildings that have been worked on most often. If the Remote Building Operator is supporting hundreds of buildings but only working on a few, this list enables the operator to get to those buildings quickly without having to retrace navigation steps.

Daily building operationTracer ES automatically and dynamically constructs Web pages that incorporate building summaries, systems, and equipment, accessed by a left-hand navigation pane (Figure 4). This makes both the installation process and daily operation of Tracer ES efficient and effective.

Auto-discovery and self-configuration

Auto discovery and self-configuration automatically builds the following pages:

• Summary• Alarms • Spaces• Equipment• Subsystems• Schedules• Datalogs

Summary

This page shows a summary of the alarms and space status for a selected building in the enterprise.

Alarms

This page displays a list of all alarms for a selected building in the enterprise.

Spaces

This page shows all spaces in a selected building and its related equipment. Users can view the equipment summary page of a building space, and can also modify data points.

Equipment

This pages shows status of a selected building and its related equipment. Users can view the status of all equipment and subsystems, which displays data points for all equipment in a building.

Schedules

This page shows the status of existing schedules in a selected building. Users also have the ability to activate or deactivate a selected schedule.

Subsystems

This page displays all subsystems of a selected building. Users can also view a

list of spaces where the subsystem is located and set up data logs.

Data logs

This page displays a list of existing data logs for equipment in a selected building. Users can modify data logs or create new ones.

Status

Status displays throughout the Tracer ES system provide users with information about the current state of their building control systems. Users can make changes to the operating parameters from these displays. These displays are generated automatically by the auto-discovery process.

Data management

The Data Collection application lets users collect historical data from the building control system. This data provides invaluable information for optimal system operation and can be used for a variety of purposes, from monthly energy usage reporting to equipment troubleshooting.

Figure 4. Left-hand navigation pane

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The Data Log pages display the results of the collection of data points from a piece of equipment or from a building panel. This page displays all of the data points currently being logged with check boxes allowing the user to select and place them on a graph or summary chart for viewing.

Enterprise managementTracer ES provides enterprise management functionality to help you run your facilities better. Responding to alarms and modifying schedules from a single-access point is an efficient way to ensure the safety and comfort of your buildings’ occupants.

Enterprise alarm management

Sort by priority and alarm type

Tracer ES displays alarms for any connected qualified BACnet system on the IT network. Users can manage these alarms by viewing, filtering, and sorting the alarm information. For easy troubleshooting and acknowledgement, hot-links for each alarm quickly take the user to the exact building, space, system, or equipment that is in alarm.

E-mail forwarding

Alarm information can be sent to an e-mail address based on the severity of the alarm or the attributes of the building from which it was issued. This helps to ensure that building operational staff and servicing contractors are well informed about maintenance problems.

Enterprise scheduling

Tracer ES simplifies the task of making changes to schedules for more than one building in an enterprise (Figure 5). Enterprise scheduling lets building operators make scheduling changes across multiple buildings without the need to repeat any steps. This significantly reduces the time required for scheduling tasks. For example, a building operator responsible for a group of school buildings in a district needs to make an exception to the schedule for snow days. The operator creates the exception once, and then applies it to the buildings that are affected by that schedule.

Data collection and analysisTracer ES provides data collection, analysis, and reporting of all enterprise data. Users can collect historical data from any Trane or non-Trane BACnet building control system. This data provides invaluable information for optimal system operation. It can be used for a variety of purposes, from reporting monthly energy usage to troubleshooting equipment problems.

Data logs

Tracer ES can collect and store data from both existing panel trends or directly from the system itself. Data logs can be set up directly from the building, system or equipment status pages. A data log setup wizard takes the user through the easy-to-understand process can provides flexibility for the length of storage by either time or number of samples.

Figure 5. Managing building schedules

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Viewing data

Tracer ES can present stored data in a variety of forms for maximum flexibility by the user. It can present data in either a table format, as a chart, or as a report.

Table

The selected data log can be presented in a table format, listing the selected data log values as well as the Date/Time stamp.

Graph

Data Log pages can display the results of the collection of data points from either a piece of equipment or from a building panel. You can view data points on a static graph that can be configured for the desired length of time. A maximum of five data points can be put into a single view (Figure 6).

Reports

Viewing current and previous system operational data provides invaluable information to the user for troubleshooting and analysis. Tracer ES is capable of creating reports of status information, trends, or query results.Exporting data

Exporting data

Data that is logged is saved in the Microsoft SQL Server database. The data is stored in an open (.txt) format, making it available to other software packages, such as Excel.

Using the Tracer ES data logs, you can proactively view and analyze information about all your facilities as if one enterprise, campus, or organization. The data logs make it easy to identify operational efficiency opportunities and understand recurring problems.

Figure 6. Data points displayed on a graph

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Customizable user interface The Tracer ES user-interface supports a range of customization possibilities, from custom Web pages to user preferences.

Tracer ES users can choose to navigate their systems using Tracer ES standard Web pages that are automatically generated, or create custom Web pages that present an enhanced visual representation.

Standard Web pages

Standard Web pages are the result of the auto-discovery and auto-configuration process. They are a convenient way to view data points that come from each piece of equipment, system, or entire plant (Figure 7).

Custom Web pages

Custom Web pages contain building graphics (floor plans, maps, and equipment) for greater depth of usability of the site (Figure 8).

Figure 7. Tracer ES standard Web page

Figure 8. Tracer ES custom Web page

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Network architecture

Tracer ES bridges the gap between old (legacy) systems and new systems. Tracer ES will work with both Tracker (V12 or higher) and Tracer Summit systems (BMTX, BMTW, V16 or higher). Tracer ES easily integrates with other Trane or qualified non-Trane BACnet systems (Figure 9).

Because it is built on open IT-standard protocols, Tracer ES communicates with buildings through your IP network to allow easy connection of multiple systems across your enterprise’s local or wide area network. It connects easily to your network through your existing IT infrastructure to achieve a truly open architecture and system that can integrate easily with others.

Publishing Graphics to

Tracer ESTrane provides imaging services ranging from 3D floor plans to building exteriors and building campus maps. Trane has the expertise to ensure the appropriate Web server functionality.

Figure 9. Basic Tracer ES architecture

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Administrator setupUsers with administrative privileges have access to a series of setup pages after logging in. These setup pages allow administrators to add, delete, or modify user names, passwords, home page selection, and security privileges for each user.

Administrator functions include adding, removing, and managing buildings and user, as well as system customization options.

Security The system administrator sets the security level by assigning user profiles roles. The user security profiles define the access level to Tracer ES (access to particular applications, such as alarming, data logs, and status).

PreferencesPersonalize your user experience by selecting display units of measurement in Inch-Pounds or SI units and a home page that best fits your need (Figure 10).

User administration, security,and preferences

Figure 10. Changing preferences

Specifications

Hardware and Software Requirements

Physical Standalone tower or rack mount

Client

Operating system Windows 2000 or XP (service pack 7)

Software requirements IE 6 SP1 (Internet Explorer)

Server

Hardware Server Class PC

Dual Intel Xeon processors, 2.8 GHz with 1MB L3 cache processors

2 GB, DDR266 SDRAM memory

4 SCSI Hard Drives of 73 GB each in RAID 5 or RAID 10 configuration

Configuration SQL database can be on the IIS server or on a dedicated DB server

Operating systemMicrosoft Windows Server 2003 (IIS 6)Microsoft SQL Server 2000 SPC 3a or higher/2005(This includes all current service packs, unless otherwise noted.)

Software requirements .NET Framework 1.1

Remote access IP connection/VPN

Network topology Ethernet/IP

Network architecture See Figure 9

Supported connections to BACnet devices

Up to 10,000 buildings

Supported protocols BACnet (ASHRAE standard 135, 2004)

Database Microsoft SQL 2000/2005

SecurityUser ID/password per user

Data encription supported Web browser interface—SSL v3Web server—TLS

Number of concurrent users 30 concurrent users

Supported graphics .HTML, ASP.NET 1.1

Technology platform .NET Framework 1.1

Languages supported English

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