HP Performance Optimized Data Center (POD) 40cp 사용자 설명서

 

Building management system  40 

Building management system 

Using a building management system (BMS) 

  

 

NOTE:

  If your site does not have a BMS, then BMS data can be sent and viewed to a set IP 

address, communicating via Ethernet cable connected to the internal passway of the BMS 

Panel. 

  

HP recommends connecting the HP POD to your facility building management system (BMS), 

communicating through Ethernet cable connected to the internal passway of the BMS Panel. For more 

information, see Connecting the HP POD to the BMS (on page 

). 

The standard BMS protocol, BACnet, is a data communication protocol for building automation and 
control networks. 
A BMS offers: 

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A supported communication interface that can monitor and control HP POD components remotely 

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Immediate notification of all alarm messages 

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Ability to manage and configure utility devices 

By connecting your HP POD to a BMS system, you can monitor: 

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Cold and hot aisle temperatures 

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Supply and return water temperatures 

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Cooling water flow rate entering the HP POD 

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Cooling tonnage 

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Smoke alarms 

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EPO alarms 

For additional points that can be monitored, see the I/O (Input/Output) Controls Points List in the 

 

Connecting the HP POD to the BMS 

1. 

Install and configure the operating system (Microsoft® Windows® or Linux) on a designated 
management server. 

2. 

Install the management software on the management server. 

3. 

Connect the management servers to the building network. 

4. 

Insert your BMS Ethernet cable through the IT portals on the left end of the HP POD. 

5. 

Plug the Ethernet cable into the designated BMS jack on the interior of the HP POD.