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SmartVFD Security Guide
INTRODUCTION AND
INTENDED AUDIENCE
This manual contains security-related information to
guide the contractor install, operate, and securely
maintain it.
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The following is a system diagram of the SmartVFD in an
example installation.
PC
SMARTVFD
HVFDSDMCA
COMMISSIONING
KIT
Fig. 1.
Some key elements of the diagram are:
Lonworks network: Lonworks (LON) network provides
access to the Honeywell SmartVFD controller so it can
communicate and share information.
BACnet network: The BACnet MS/TP or BACnet IP
network provides access to the Honeywell SmartVFD
controller.
Modbus RTU or N2 network: Modbus RTU or N2 bus
networks provide access to the Honeywell SmartVFD
controller so it can communicate and share information.
PC
CLOUD
PC
BUILDING
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM (JACE
OR OTHER) OR
IP ROUTER
ETHERNET BACNET IP
OR MODBUS TCP
RS485 BACNET MSTP OR
MODBUS RTU OR N2 NETWORK
LON – LONWORKS BUS
MCR37280
HVFDCDMCA Commissioning Kit: Required for direct
access commissioning of the SmartVFD. Connects to PC
via USB and connects to SmartVFD via RJ45 using a
communication bus.
Drive Care Tool: PC software designed to allow user
access to all of the VFD parameters. It is used in
conjuction with the HVFDCDMCA Commissioning Kit
hardware to connect a PC to the SmartVFD.
Building Management System: The Building
Management System is not specifically defined, but can
be any management system that accepts one of the
communication types already described and used by the
SmartVFD.
The SmartVFD has multiple communication protocol
options. Typically only one communication protocol is
chosen to interface with the SmartVFD in any given
installation.
SYSTEM DESIGN AND
PLANNING
This section contains information on activities that need
to happen when the system is being planned by the
contractor.
Physical Security of Components
It is important to have a plan for physical security of
system components. It is recommended that the
contractor identify the security needs of the building
owner and provide guidance for implementation in
addition to the requirements of the building owner.
It is recommended that the organization responsible for
providing security for network assets be involved in the
planning. The Building owner/Customer's IT groups needs
to approve and connect the SmartVFD to the system so
that the IT system will work with the SMARTVFD.
Physical security controls, such as a locked cabinet or
equipment room that restricts physical access to the
SMARTVFD are necessary to prevent system tampering,
power interruption, and other security issues.
Ensure that SMARTVFD components requiring high
reliability are protected with secure power sources and
emergency power systems. Honeywell recommends
OPERATING GUIDE
31-00140-01
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Page 1: System Overview
SYSTEM OVERVIEW Building Management System: The Building Management System is not specifically defined, but can The following is a system diagram of the SmartVFD in an be any management system that accepts one of the example installation. communication types already described and used by the SmartVFD. -
Page 2: Maintenance
There is no specific process for decommissioning the P8.1 and P8.2. SmartVFD. Simply shutting it off or physically removing the wiring to the device will remove the SmartVFD from the Access to the SmartVFD directly by PC via the Drive Care system. -
Page 3: Smartvfd Installation Security Checklist
BEST PRACTICES Job Name: This section contains additional Installation best practices for SmartVFD. Job Location: SMARTVFD Communication Bus (Lon, BACnet MS/TP, Contractor: etc): Date: Security of the bus also means that the bus is electrically reliable for communications. It is important the bus is... -
Page 4: Appendix 4 - Smartvfd Pc Security Information
SmartVFD commissioning system needs. software, SmartVFD, and computers used for web browser • Limit system resources that are used by antivirus access. After installing antivirus software, check the software during scanning. -
Page 5: User Accounts
• Password must meet complexity requirements set to enabled improves encryption and makes guessing The SmartVFD Drive Care Tool does not use Windows user harder. Suggest requiring at least three of the following: accounts for application security; Windows user accounts... -
Page 6: Appendix 5 - Firewall And Network Intrusion Issues
(and missing something important) and filling storage disks and APPENDIX 5 - FIREWALL AND deleting information (which is subsequently needed for an intrusion investigation). NETWORK INTRUSION ISSUES This section contains additional information on Installation security Issues for SmartVFD. 31-00140—01... -
Page 7: Wireless Access Points
SMARTVFD SECURITY GUIDE Other forms of intrusion detection will search event logs devices from being connected to the system. Such looking for unusual events, or will compare the current file devices may be used to introduce a virus or other system to a known good image. - Page 8 SMARTVFD SECURITY GUIDE By using this Honeywell literature, you agree that Honeywell will have no liability for any damages arising out of your use or modification to, the literature. You will defend and indemnify Honeywell, its affiliates and subsidiaries, from and against any liability, cost, or damages, including attorneys’...