Configure Sites

Introduction

The CopperCube Sites feature is used to configure the CopperCube so that it knows how to connect to the BACnet network it is monitoring. A CopperCube is able to connect to one or more networks at the same time. These connections can be made either with a direct ethernet connection or via a Regular IP or a Foreign IP connection. And one CopperCube can use different types of connections to communicate with different networks. The Site name must only contain letters and numbers, no spaces or other punctuation characters.

Add a New Site

See the Settings Product Reference topic.

Modify an Existing Site

In versions after V1.11:

  1. Click Settings and then Sites and Device Ranges.
  2. In the site table, click Edit in your site’s row.
  3. Make the changes you want. If you are changing the Site Name, be advised that any previous data will no longer be accessible in the CopperCube user interface.
    You can also change the device ranges.
  4. Click Submit to save changes.

In versions earlier than V1.11:

  1. Select the site to be modified (under Sites), and click on the Edit button.
  2. On the page that appears, make the required changes, and click SUBMIT. If you are changing the Site Name, be advised that any previous data will no longer be accessible in the CopperCube user interface.

Delete a Site

In versions after V1.11:

  1. Click Settings and then Sites and Device Ranges.
  2. In the site table, click Delete in your site’s row.
  3. Click Yes-Delete to confirm the deletion.

In versions earlier than V1.11:

  1. Select the site to be modified (under Sites), and click on the Delete button. The data from this site will no longer be accessible if you delete the site.
  2. Click OK in the pop-out to confirm the deletion.

Export Site Information

The CopperCube interface provides the functionality to export your CopperCube site configuration information to a CSV (Comma Separated Value) file. The following steps can be used to export the site information in CSV form:

  1. Click the Export CSV button at the Sites table.
  2. Depending on your web browser set up, you may be prompted for a location to save the file, or the file will automatically be downloaded to your computer.
  3. Open the file and verify that it contains your current configuration information, and store it in a safe folder for later use.
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