Configuring an EDMI meter for a hardware data collector - Johnson Controls - LIT-12012431 - Software Application - OpenBlue Enterprise Manager - 4.0

Before you can configure OpenBlue Enterprise Manager, you must connect your third-party building automation system (BAS) so that you can discover the EDMI SQL devices and data points from your data collector. You may need to enable EDMI SQL routing on the devices that you want to connect.

1. On the desktop of the Aaeon® unit, double-click the Data Collector shortcut.
2. In the Username and Password fields, enter the username and password that you receive by email from the development operations team, and click Log In.
3. On the Data Collector page that launches in the previous step, navigate to the Data sources tab.
4. From the Data source type drop-down list, select EDMI meter.
5. In the Data source name field, enter a name for the data collector. For example, 1LappQuayDataColl.
6. In the Server/IP Port field, enter the information from your Aaeon unit.
7. From the Time zone drop-down list, select the time zone of the Aaeon unit.
8. With the Enable check box, select Enable, and click Add to add the new data collector to the list of data sources. A pop-up confirms when this process is complete. EDMI meter will appear in the table below.
9. To test the connection to the server, highlight EDMI meter in the table below and click Test Connection. A pop-up indicates that the connection is being tested. When the test is complete, a pop-up will indicate if the connection is successful or unsuccessful.