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Product Name(s):	Viewport
Product Description:	The VIEWPORT is a network device that allows a user to externally access the Human Machine Interface (HMI) of a GENESIS Series or Maxim Controller located on the network. Connected to the “GENII Net Comms”, the VIEWPORT can be used to search for controllers present on the network. A user may then use the VIEWPORT to log onto any one of the available controllers. The VIEWPORT is designed for surface mounting and allows easy access to networked controllers that are located in remote or inaccessible areas.
Product Application(s):	Human Machine Interface for Innotech Genesis and Maximum control systems.

	Point Quantity	Characteristics
Analog Input (AI):	N.A.	N.A.
Digital Input (DI):	N.A.	N.A.
Universal Input (AI or DI):	N.A.	N.A.
Analog Output (AO):	N.A.	N.A.
Digital Output (DO):	N.A.	N.A.
Universal Output (UO):	N.A.	N.A.
Other:	N.A.	N.A.

A/D Converter Resolution
D/A Converter Resolution
HOA switches provided on each output? Note: These are also available as an add-on from 3rd party vendors.
Indicating status LED on each output?

Integral Flow Sensor?	N.A.
Integral Damper Actuator?	N.A.
Can controller accept occupant override from thermostat?	N.A.
Can controller accept occupancy sensor input?	N.A.

Expander Boards	N.A.

Network Ports, Protocol(s), and Speed(s) Supported (Note: See 'Architecture' for network details)	RS485 running at 57600 or 9600 baud rate.
External Communication Ports, Speeds and Access Devices	RS485 running at 57600 or 9600 baud rate.
Additional Information (Optional)	Access to up to 40 primary networked GENESIS or Maxim Controllers; Access to up to 62 Sub Network devices per Sub System Gateway on Primary Network; 6400 data points assessable from single location.

Network Accessing Capabilities via Controller
Controller Access Devices
Zone-Based Interface Access	N.A.
Zone Interface Hardware
Note: This section covers the capabilities for accessing the controller or other parts of the network from the controller (i.e. 'bottom-up'). Standard access functionality is covered in the Architecture and Software sections. *Does NOT include front-end OI functions. See vendor for specific functions available.

Can trend data be stored in this controller?	No
How many total trend values can be stored?
What is the controllers role in trending?
Can controller be programmed to 'push' data to archive or are trends 'pulled' from controller?
When full, does controller automatically send up trend data, overwrite data, or stop logging data?

Programming Method(s)	N.A.
Resident vs Non-Resident Program Execution	N.A.
Scheduling
Resident Energy Management
Specific Pre-Programmed Algorithms Available
Additional Programming Functions	N.A.

DDC Loops (P, PI, PID)	N.A.
Automatic PID Tuning Feature	N.A.
Automatical-Dial Alarm Support	N.A.
Does controller perform multiple retries and buffer/store alarm until connection is made?	N.A.
Are multiple destinations possible?	N.A.
Upon controller power loss or hardware failure:
Are network communications affected?	N.A.
Is loss recognized on/by the network and alarm reported?	N.A.
DO and AO response?
Volatile memory functions?
Upon restoration of power does the controller:
Auto-reboot without operator intervention?	N.A.
Automatically reset/synchronize the clock?	N.A.
Update all monitored functions?	N.A.
Generate an alarm if backup battery is dead?	N.A.
Upon network or communications failure does controller:
Continue to operate standalone?	N.A.
Operate with last global settings or user-specified value?	N.A.
Do broken network segments continue to communicate within the remaining segment? (Note: May depend on proper termination of segments for higher speed networks.)	N.A.
Does network automatically reconfigure upon restoration?	N.A.
Does network store 'loss of communications' alarm with time of event?	N.A.
Additional Information (optional)	N.A.
Self Test Diagnostics Does controller have internal self-test diagnostics to check:
Processor failure?	N.A.
Internal hardware failure?	N.A.
Open/shortened sensor?	N.A.
Others?	N.A.

Control Enclosure	N.A.

Automatic-Dial Alarm Support (See also 'Software' Form)
Does SI perform multiple retries and buffer/store alarm until connection is made?
Are multiple destinations possible?

Upon SI power loss or hardware failure:
Is loss recognized on/by the network and alarm reported?

Upon restoration of power does the SI:
Auto-reboot without operator intervention?
Automatically reset/synchronize its clock?
Automatically reset/synchronize its secondary network?
Update all monitored functions?
Generate an alarm if backup battery is dead?
Control Enclosure