Geberit Chicago Faucets Commander Bedienungsanleitung

Commander™

Handheld Programming Unit User Guide

Introducing a new tool to program, maintain, and monitor your

HyTronic®, E-Tronic®, or ELR faucets from the palm of your hand.

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Table of Contents

Section 1

Introduction, Device, Updates Page 3 - 9

Section 2

Scanning, Mode and Setting Adjustments Pages 10 - 27

Section 3

Review Scan Data Pages 28 - 31

Section 4

General Information Pages 32 - 33

Section 5

File Sharing Page 34

Section 6

Advanced Functions Pages 35 - 37

Section 7

FAQ and Device Troubleshooting Pages 38 - 44

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Section 1: Introduction, Device, Updates

1.1 Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Chicago Faucets Commander Handheld

Programming Unit. Commander allows you to change settings quickly

and easily on your Chicago Faucets HyTronic®, E-Tronic®, or ELR

products. This guide will help you use the Commander to scan, modify

settings, use applicable diagnostic tools and other advanced functions

for all Chicago Faucets electronic ttings.

If you have not done so, REGISTER your device to access software,

rmware or hardware updates and to receive notication of future

updates. Register and download Commander Desktop at

chicagofaucets.com/commander.

1.2 Device overview

Basic Commands

BACK To previous screen

HOME To Main Menu

SET To save and execute setting; and return to previous screen

SAVE Saves data to Commander device only

CANCEL Stops command and returns to previous screen

< Information list continues on previous screen

> Information list continues on next screen

IR Communication Eye On/Off (Sleep) Button

Press and hold to power ON unit.

Quick press to SLEEP.

Also used to put device into programming mode

during updates. For any power down, device returns

to Main Menu upon power up.

Touch Screen

Navigation

(2) “AA” batteries (included)

6´ USB Cable (included)

Mini USB Port

Use included cable

to transfer files to and from PC Reset Button

Used to take device out of programming

mode during updates and to restart device

when not responding. Note: Does not reset

fitting!

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To start using your device:

1. Install batteries

2. Press and Hold “On” Button for 2 seconds -

• Calibrate Touch Screen

• Tap “Settings”

• Tap “Set Time/Date”

• Set time and date

3. Ready to Aim and Scan*

If unit does not power up, See Section 7, FAQ

Scan Fitting — Provides access to diagnostics and general

information of the fitting. This button also allows you to:

– Add fitting to database

– Add notes

– Access fitting modes or adjust settings

– Reset the fitting

See Section 2 for more details.

Review Scans — Review data of previously scanned

fittings, including:

– Snapshot of fitting(s) by day/time;

– View module serial number

– Set/edit locations

See Section 3 for more details.

General Information — Diagnostic tool for troubleshooting,

list of parts and accessories and technical contact information.

See Section 4 for more details.

Cleaning Mode — Disable fitting for a specified amount

of time to allow sink/fitting cleaning.

See Section 2 for more details.

Settings — Adjust Commander Unit settings, including:

– Auto-sleep time

– Display brightness

– Time/date

– Calibrate screen

See Section 1.3 for more details.

About — See Section 5 on file transfer & USB, Section 6 for

specialized fittings. Provides version info; access to USB connection mode for updates and data file transfer.

Access to specialized functions (engineering mode, pipe cleaning mode). Provides version info; access to

USB connection mode for updates and data file transfer. See Section 5 for

more details.

Access to specialized functions (engineering mode, pipe cleaning mode). See Section 6 for

more details.

Main Menu

*For best scanning

performance stand and

aim approximately a foot away.

DEVICE IS NOT WATERPROOF!

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Section 1: Introduction, Device, Updates

1.3 Device Settings

Quickly adjust Commander HPU

settings for improved usability

such as:

– Auto-sleep time

– Display brightness

– Time/date

– Calibrate screen

Basic Commands

BACK To previous screen

HOME To Main Menu

SET To save and execute setting; and return to previous screen

SAVE Saves data to Commander device only

CANCEL Stops command and returns to previous screen

< Information list continues on previous screen

> Information list continues on next screen

Set screen display brightness from

1 to 100%, for ease of viewing

and/or power saving (dimmer =

battery saving).

Unit auto-powers off after preset time

to save on battery life (1 to 5 minutes).

Note: Auto-Sleep does not function

when Commander HPU is in “USB

Mode”.

Set time and date: 12 hour clock;

MM/DD/YYYY. Must be set after

each battery charge.

Calibrate screen: Use stylus to tap each

screen corner as directed by the screen

instructions. (Only required when having

difficulty with screen touch response.)

Note: A calibration is recommended

after every Commander HPU Reset.

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Section 1: Introduction, Device, Updates

1.4 Updating Your Device

Your new Commander should

normally come with the latest

software and firmware installed. Refer to

the update section of www.chicagofau-

cets.com/commander page to review

the version information.

To check if your device has the latest

version, from Main Menu tap “ABOUT”.

Look for Version information. If your

version is a lower number, you will need

an update.

firmware and hardware updates. Supply an e-mail to receive notification for

future updates.

chicagofaucets.com/commander

In order to update the Commander Handheld Unit, download and

installation of Renesas Flash Development Toolkit (FDT), Evaluation version (free)*,

is required:

http://am.renesas.com/products/tools/flash_prom_programming/fdt/downloads.jsp

*Requires PC running Windows 7, 10, XP, and Vista

UPDATE STEPS

1. Download update files

1.1 Download zip package from www.chicagofaucets.com/commander

Note: Zip package includes these files:

• Readme file Readme.txt

• Firmware update file Verxx.xx.xx.fpf4

• Graphics software update file Resource.bin

1.2 Unzip files onto your PC

2. Flash programming update

Be sure the Commander device is off and PC audio is not muted!

2.1 Connect device to PC via USB cable (supplied)

Note:

• If this is the first time the device is connected to a particular PC, you may

see a note from Windows saying that it has found new hardware or new

USB device is being installed

• If Windows “alert” tone sounds, device is in “programming mode”. Go to

Step 2.4.

2.2 Quick click “on/off button” to activate “Programming mode”

2.3 If PC fails to recognize device, or no audio tone is heard:

• Unplug and reconnect Commander device, begin step 2 again OR

• Tap Commander Unit Reset, and begin step 2 again

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1.4 Updating Your Device (Continued)

UPDATE STEPS

2. Flash programming update (Continued)

2.4 Run the flash utility - Find and double-click the Verxx.xx.xx.fpf4 file

or launch the utility.

Note: If you have already performed a prior

update you might get the following warning:

Simply click “Yes” and continue on.

2.5 This window should pop up. Tap the “Program Flash” button.

2.6 You will be promoted to Select USB Device.

There should only be one VID in the list box as shown.

Simply tap the “OK” button to continue. The device will program.

2.7 Click on the “Disconnect” button to finish.

2.8 Click on the “Exit” button to exit the Flash Development Toolkit.

2.9 Tap “Reset” on Commander Unit. On power up, Commander Unit lands at

Calibrate Screen. It’s recommended to Calibrate the touch

screen after every RESET. See Section 1.3 for more details.

To escape without a Calibration sequence, tap “Cancel”.

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1.4 Updating Your Device (Continued)

UPDATE STEPS

3. Update the Resource.bin file

3.1. Connect device to PC via USB cable if not already connected (supplied)

3.2. Power on Commander Unit

3.3. Tap “About” and then tap “Invoke USB Mode”

Note: Auto-Sleep does not function when

Commander HPU is in “USB Mode”.

3.4. Commander should be recognized

as drive in Windows Explorer.

Select “Open folder to view files”. Something like this

Special Notice: If this is the first time the device is connected to a particular

PC, you may see a note from Windows saying that it has found new hardware

or new USB device is being installed.

If PC fails to recognize device, unplug and reconnect device, begin step 3 again

OR tap Reset, and begin step 2 again.

3.5 Find the resource.bin file on your PC.

Copy/Paste or drag/drop from the PC to the Commander “Drive”

Note: Do not be alarmed if you do not see an existing resource.bin file

on your Commander device, since the file is normally a Hidden File.

To view the file on your Commander Device, select Folder Options

and select “view hidden files”.

3.6 Disconnect Device from PC. Update complete.

WARNING:

Copy and paste or drag and drop from your PC only!

Cutting or deleting the existing resource.bin file during the update removes all

graphical data (text, buttons) from the device. Screen will be completely white,

but unit is placed in USB mode. Paste the resource.bin file back to device.

Power down and then power up the device. Graphics are restored.

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Section 1: Introduction, Device, Updates

1.5 Commander Desktop

Commander Desktop — Quickly and easily manipulate scan data

Looking for usage reports, to generate annual water savings estimates?

Need to know when a fitting was last serviced and what was changed and by who?

These are examples of the types of reports that can be generated using the

Commander Desktop.

chicagofaucets.com/commander. Follow installation steps.

If you are already a have Commander Desktop and want to transfer files to and from

your new device, see Section 5 for more details.

Note: Installing the desktop application on your Windows based PC*

is not required to use the Commander Handheld Unit.

1.6 Existing PALM Commander or Desktop User

Go to www.chicagofaucets.com/commander to access user notes just for you.

Everything you need to transition to the new device, including:

1) Differences between PALM interface and Handheld Unit.

2) Files transfer steps from existing PALM or Commander Desktop to new

Commander Handheld Programming Unit.

*Windows 7, 10, XP, and Vista

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SECTION 2: Scanning, Mode and Setting Adjustments

2.1 Introduction

The Chicago Faucets Commander HPU’s ability to scan a Chicago

Faucets tting provides quick and easy access to diagnostic and general

tting information, as well as the ability to add new ttings and notes to a

database, modify tting modes and adjust settings, and reset ttings.

1) Add fitting to database. See Section 2.2 for more details.

2) View a direct indication of the fitting status. Is it operating

properly or need maintenance? See Section 2.2 for more details.

3) Create or edit location and other fitting notes.

See Section 2.3 for more details.

4) Review fitting history. See Section 2.3 for more details.

5) Review Current Settings relative to Factory Settings and reset

flitting if needed. See Section 2.4 for more details.

6) Access fitting specific diagnostics. See Section 2.5 for

more details.

7) Access fitting mode changes or other adjustments including

CLEAN Mode. See Section 2.6 for more details.

8) Scan the same fitting again or scan another fitting.

See Section 2.7 for more details.

9) Access CFC Contact info. See Section 2.7 for more details.

2.2 Scan Fitting

*For best scanning performance stand

and aim approximately a foot away

Tap SCAN FITTING*, and aim

Commander device at fitting

sensor from about 1 foot away.

Here is what it looks like:

Refresh reader to return to main

menu. Select scan fitting.

If fitting is not detected within

30 seconds, a SCAN FAILED

message is returned.

Suggested step, try again, slightly

closely to sensor eye

If fitting still will not scan after second

attempt, refer to Section 7,

Troubleshooting for more details or

Contact CFC.

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