PCE-IMS 1 User Manual IP Monitoring systems IP Switchable Metered PDU’s ■■ System installation ■■ System setting ■■ Accessories ■■ Monitoring master unit ■■ Extension units ■■ Sensors ■■ SNMP server ■■ List of USB-cameras
- 02 - Contents 1. System installation.............................................................................................6 1.1 Turning on the Monitoring System..............................................................6 1.2 Configuration of system network parameters............................................6 Use of factory-specific settings......................................................................6 Backup and restore system settings................................................
- 03 - Contents Command: reading sensor parameters............................................................28 Command: setting state of relay/outlet...........................................................28 Notification via SMS......................................................................................29 Notification through UDP (SNMP Trap)....................................................... 29 Notification via ICQ or AIM..................................................................
Contents - 04 - Description of I/O on the front panel of 5500.824/ 5510.824.......................46 LEDs on the front panel of 5500.824/ 5510.824.......................................... 46 Description of I/O on the back panel of 5500.824.........................................47 Description of I/O on the back panel of 5510.824.........................................48 4.2 IP Switchable Metered PDUs – 5510.108, 5510.008...................................
- 05 - Contents Installation of smoke sensor...........................................................................62 Motion sensor – 5500.570............................................................................. 62 Leakage sensor – 5500.590............................................................................63 Water cable detector – 5500.591....................................................................63 6.2 Digital sensors..........................................................
System installation - 06 - Attention! Only the person with high-level technical skills should install and setup the monitoring system. 1.1 Turning on the Monitoring System Connection of master unit is made in the following order: 1. Install any master unit. 2. Connect the power supply to a power source. For this purpose it is necessary (in 5500.824 unit) to plug the power cord into the outlet 230V, and to connect the other end of 12V pin to the connector on the back panel of unit. For the units 5510.
- 07 2. Make sure that master unit is connected to a local network by means of UTP or FTP cable. Ensure that your PC is in 192.168.0.* subnet. 3. Open Internet-browser on administrator’s PC (Firefox or any other that supports Adobe Flash 8), type in the address bar the IP-address “http://192.168.0.193”. The web-Interface of monitoring system will open. If the web interface does not open, check that your test computer is in the subnet 192.168.0 .*.
- 08 To make sure, that network parameters of the system unit are configured, open the webinterface of the system. After successful configuration of network parameters of the master unit, it is possible to proceed to configuration of other parameters of system, connection of extension units, running the system. All other system settings are carried out through web-interface of the master unit.
- 09 1. Copy the file “sky-control-firmware.sky” to the root file system of USB memory stick. Do not change file name. Do not copy more than one file with extension *.sky to the USB stick. Otherwise firmware update might not be done correctly. Attention! Do not change the file name. 2. Make sure that master unit which you are setting up, is connected to a power source, ( indicator PWR is on). 3. Unplug Ethernet cable. 4. Plug the USB memory stick into the USB slot of the monitoring system. 5.
- 10 5. Over the next few minutes, monitoring system will automatically download the download the software file, unzip it and apply the update. After successful software update the monitoring system must be restarted. This can be done manually by disconnecting power supply, or remotely by selecting “Reboot system” in “System menu” of the interface. All the system settings, including IP-address will remain the same.
- 11 be synchronized by pressing button “Synchronize system time” in “System menu” in tab “Modules”. The default time of monitoring system unit is GMT time zone. In order to convert time of the master unit into current time zone, select the corresponding time zone in field “Time zone” in tab “Network” of web-interface and press the button “Save and close”. 1.4 Connection and removal of extension units and sensors Connecting and removal of extension units and sensors is a simple procedure.
- 12 Connection of digital sensor In order to connect digital sensor follow: 1. Connect supplied RJ11 (6P4C) cable to input of digital sensor. 2. Connect the other end of the cable to digital input 6P4C (Connectors «DI-1, DI-2») of any system unit or into a free connector of another digital sensor already connected to the system. Sensor type is determined automatically. 3. Make sure that the sensor is found by the monitoring system. Go to tab «Modules» in system web-interface.
- 13 1. 6 Connection of reader Pic. 1.5: No reader Pic. 1.6: Reader connected The readers can be connected to any digital input ( «DI-1, DI-2») of any monitoring system module. The reader is automatically detected. The system program will associate certain embedded relay to each reader. Bus DI-1 is associated with the relay RLY 1, bus DI-2 with relay RLY 2.
- 14 - Pic. 1.7: RJ-11 pinouts All I-Button keys have a unique identifier, in the same way as Proximity cards. It is possible to use input readers and keys iButton and Proximity simultaneously in one access system provided there is a sufficient quantity of digital inputs on units. System allows to easily add new keys or cards to database of authorized persons by a simple touch to the input reader.
- 15 3. Make sure that the reader is detected by the system. To do this, open the system interface, go to tab «Modules» and locate the relay whose icon shows the key. 4. Go to the «User database» tab. Click “Add Key” button. A dialog window will appear for entering keys. 5. Touch the reader with the new key or with card. The dialog window will disappear, and a new key will appear in the list of keys in tab “User database”. 6.
- 16 To set or restore the system settings, using the previously downloaded backup file, follow these steps: 1. Put USB flash drive into USB-port on computer. 2. Copy backup file to the flash drive system root. Attention! Do not change file name. 3. Take out flash drive from the port of your computer and connect it to the USB port on master unit. 4. Make sure that master unit is connected to a power source and operates ( indicator PWR is on). 5. Prg LED will blink in a few seconds and then will go out. 6.
- 17 - System setting Setting of monitoring system includes several separate procedures: 1. setting system log; 2. setting system interface; 3. setting parameters of sensors; 4. setting notifications, timers and web-cameras; 5. adding keys to the user database; 6. changing system logic; 7. creating logic groups. 2.
- 18 b) In order to store messages on remote FTP server, type in the name of the server, including the username and password in the field “FTP server address where log messages are to be stored permanently...”. FTP server may require authorization, in this case make sure you fill in the field correctly in the form: ftp://login:password@hostname:port/path Where: login and password - the name of the user and password to access FTP server, this user must have the rights to save files in server.
- 19 - Pic. 2.1: Settings window 2.3 Setting parameters of sensors, sensor threshold levels Go to tab “Modules” in the interface of monitoring system, select element whose parameters need to be altered. (Sensor must be connected). Setting temperature, humidity, voltage sensors Pic. 2.2 shows the window for changing parameters of this type of sensor.
- 20 - Pic. 2.2: Adjusting sensor threshold levels The administrator has the opportunity to set the following sensor parameters: • • Sensor Name - the name of the sensor, which will be displayed in the interface, in system log, etc. Levels of alarm. ○ Low level. If value of indications of the sensor is not above the given threshold, the sensor switches to logic condition “Low level”. ○ Warning level.
- 21 • • • • • • Sensor data is shown in the field “Value”. If the field shows «Not connected», the sensor is disconnected from the connector or is defective. The two links in field “Save current system state and data in data file” allow to export gathered sensor data in the format of CSV and XML for a period of time up to 3 months.
- 22 - Pic. 2.4: Selecting plot period Plot may not be displayed, if the monitoring system has no indications of the sensor, or if their duration is less than 1 minute. Such situation can arise, if less than 1 minute has passed from the moment the sensor or the unit was connected, or after synchronization of time. Pic. 2.5: Multiple plot The administrator has opportunity to view dynamic changes of several sensors. To do that press “Multiplot” and select the required sensors from the list.
- 23 The multiple plot has two Y-axis (Pic. 2.5). The left Y-axis shows joint temperature ( in ºC) and humidity (in %), the right Y-axis shows voltage (V). Setting other sensors Other sensors that are not described in the previous section, have two conditions: • Normal - if the sensor operates in the normal mode, the given level corresponds to the open contact (the button is not pressed, the smoke is absent, the door is closed etc.).
- 24 The administrator has opportunity to control sensor's state from web-interface: • Field «Sensor state» corresponds to current logic level of element. • «Value» displays sensor state. If the field shows «Not connected», the sensor is disconnected from the connector or is defective. • Field «Response date» displays time of last reading of sensor level by the interface in monitoring system Setting relay Pic. 2.5: Multiple plot Each relay has two states: • On; • Off.
- 25 2.4 Setting notifications Monitoring system allows to notify the administrator about the occurred events in four different ways: 1. Notification via e-mail (e-mail alerts); 2. Notification via SMS; 3. Notification through UDP (SNMP Trap); 4. Notification via ICQ/AIM. Notification via e-mail (E-mail alerts) The element "E-mail alert " is used to notify the administrator about the events occurring in system by sending an e-mail.
- 26 ○ SMTP port - SMTP-port on server, normally 25. ○ Login - name of the user for authorization on server. ○ Password – password for authorization on server. ○ Mail to - administrator's e-mail to which the notification will be sent. ○ Mail from - e-mail which will be shown in the field "From" in the message received by the administrator. ○ Message format - he format of the e-mail message can be specified by the administrator. Format of the message is as follows: « Logic circuit %1 has worked.
- 27 5. Connect antenna cable to antenna port on the modem board. Put the other end of the cable with jack through a round hole in the metal case of the system, connect antenna to the antenna jack from the outside of the metal case. 6. Close the metal case using the bolts and connect the system power cable.
- 28 2. Type in PIN-code of the SIM card if needed in the opened window. See Pic. 2.9.2. 3. Type in the number of the SMS service centre. 4. Type in the telephone numbers from which you will send the commands to the system remotely. Only these telephone numbers will be able to send commands! It will not be possible to carry out these actions from any other phone number. 5. Press “Save and close” to save settings.
- 29 set outlet-00-1 on Will switch on outlet-00-1 in monitoring system. Notification via SMS In order for the system to be able to send SMS notifications, GSM modem must be installed and configured, notification must be created. The element «SMS message» is used for notification using GSM-network. The SMS alert is only possible if GSM modem is embedded into the system. If GSM device is not installed in monitoring system, sending SMS will not be possible. In order to create SMS notification follow: 1.
- 30 In order to create such notification: 1. Go to tab «Modules» in the web-interface of monitoring system. 2. Press «Add mailer» in "System menu". A form for creating new notification will appear. 3. In the field «Notification type» select «SNMP-trap». 4. Fill in the fields of the form. All fields are obligatory for filling in. 5. Press button «Send test message» to test the element. 6. Press button «Save and close».
- 31 - Pic. 2.10 :AIM / ICQ settings After you click "Save and Close", the system tries to connect to the AIM/ICQ server. If the connection is established (ICQ server is available, password and login are correct), the system will send notification to recipients, and AIM/ICQ account registered for this system will go on-line. System log will record successful login to the AIM/ICQ server. If registering AIM/ICQ account was unsuccessful the system log will show registration failure and error code.
- 32 - Pic. 2.10.1: Sending commands to monitoring system from ICQ • log - this command will ask the monitoring system for the latest messages in the system log. • list - this command will ask for the list of all sensors connected to the system, as well as the list of all outlets (relays) connected. • get - this command will ask for readings of one of the sensors or outlets connected to the system. One such parameter can be for example the name of sensor, whose state is needed to be checked.
- 33 In response to such command the system will change the state of relay to “ON” and will send the following message: “The outlet was switched on” 2.5 Setting timers The monitoring system allows you to perform certain tasks at a certain intervals with a period of 1 day or 1 week, or once. This mechanism is implemented with the help of virtual sensor-timers. Each timer in the monitoring system can be set to “Norm” when it’s not activated and “Alarm” when activated.
- 34 Created timer will appear in the list of sensors in tab "Modules" in the web-interface. To show new notification display mode should be «View groups» or «View map». Attention! In order to save settings in Flash memory it is necessary to press “Save” in “System Menu” in tab “Modules” of monitoring system’s interface. In this case all your settings will be restored if power supply will be lost. Removal of Timer To remove "Timer", click on it in tab "Modules".
- 35 After you press “save and close”, new server will be added to system and you will see it in tab “Modules”. If you click on server icon you can see additional information about the server such as average echo-timeout, packets sent. Attention! In order to save settings in Flash memory it is necessary to press “Save” in “System Menu” in tab “Modules” of monitoring system’s interface. In this case all your settings will be restored if power supply will be lost.
- 36 - Pic. 2.13: Assigning sensor to location on a map The location of the sensor on the map will be saved in the monitoring system. In order to remove the sensor from the map drag it into the group «All elements». Removal of maps In order to remove map, go to tab «Modules» and click on «Change», press button "Delete". After the removal of map, all the sensors assigned to this image would lose their specific locations on the map. 2.
- 37 - Pic. 2.14: Tab “Logic schemes” of web-interface Creation of logic circuit To create a logic circuit the following actions are required: 1. Go to tab «Logic schemes» of monitoring system web-interface. 2. Press button «Add logic». A form will appear for creation of logic circuit (Pic. 2.15). 3. Select a set of conditions, choosing required sensors and their states, for actions to be taken. Pic. 2.15: Creation of logic circuit 1.
- 38 Monitoring system checks the give logic circuit at each inquiry of connected sensors. Testing the logic circuit consists of checking whether the conditions of all logic circuitry are met. If all give conditions are met, the system creates an action that corresponds to the given logic circuit. The system carries out these actions only after all logic circuitry has been tested. The set of actions of logic circuitry is carried out only during the first event that is specified in the given logic circuit.
- 39 1. Go to tab «Modules» in the web-interface of system. 2. Select mode «View groups» ( See Pic. 2.16). 3. Press the button «Add group», dialog window will appear requesting to enter the name for logic group and its description. Enter the data and press «OK». A new logic group is created. In order to change the list of the elements belonging to certain group, drag the necessary element from one group to another using mouse ( Pic. 2.17).
- 40 - Pic. 2.18: Simple serial port remote console window To configure the remote server for remote control the following steps are required. (Since different operating systems require to perform different actions, below is an example for Linux system (Ubuntu)). All the computers that run Unix-based operating systems will require similar actions.) 1. Make sure that IP server PDU unit 5510.
- 41 - Pic. 2.19: COM-port remote control window RJ-45 and COM-port cable 2.11. Connection of USB camera PCE-MS1 monitoring system allows to connect one USB camera ( web-camera). USB camera is connected to the USB connector on the front panel of monitoring system. After the connection of USB camera and after it is found by the system, the system log (tab “System log”) shows “USB camera found”, and the image of USB-cam appears in tab “Modules”.
- 42 10 images per sec. 2.12 IP Web-cameras The monitoring system allows to integrate and give access to images of several IP-cameras in its interface. The system supports wide range of IP-cameras which have the possibility to transfer images in JPEG format. Adding IP-camera To add an IP-camera, follow: 1. Open tab «Modules» in the web-interface of the monitoring system. 2. Select menu item «Add IP-camera» in «System menu». Dialog box will appear (Pic. 2.20). Pic. 2.20: Adding IP-camera 3.
- 43 The newly created IP-camera will appear in the list of units in tab «Modules» of monitoring system interface. Attention! In order to save settings in Flash memory it is necessary to press “Save” in “System Menu” in tab “Modules” of monitoring system’s interface. In this case all your settings will be restored if power supply will be lost. Removal of IP-camera In order to remove IP-camera, select it from the list of elements in tab «Modules» of the monitoring system.
- 44 Application of dynamic DNS PCE-MS1 system supports the following services: http://www.no-ip.com, http://www. dyndns.com. For automatic update of IP address follow: 1. Register with one of the services. The required DNS service is provided for free. Create domain with dynamic DNS as well as: 2. When using service www.no-ip.com: Select domain and sub-domain, e.g. example.no-ip.com. Select host type «Port 80 redirect». Type in the IP-address offered to you, this is your current IP-address.
Accessories - 45 - Monitoring System may include the following components: • • • • • • • «Monitoring master units»: ○ 19” IP monitoring master unit – 5500.824 ○ 19” IP monitoring master unit with outlets– 5510.824 «IP switchable metered PDUs»: ○ 19” server switchable PDU with 8 outlets – 5510.008 ○ 19” switchable PDU with 8 outlets – 5510.108 «Extension units»: ○ Relay-sensor unit (RS) – 5505.814 ○ Relay-sensor unit (RS) – 5505.816 ○ Contacts unit (BU) – 5505.
Monitoring master unit - 46 - 4.1 IP monitoring units – 5500.824, 5510.824 Compact devices with dimensions 440×44×110, net weight 2 kg. It is possible to connect up to 8 analog, 20 digital sensors or 2 1-Wire readers, 16 dry contacts, up to 4 relay devices and up to 30 extension units, such as RS, BU or WT. Pic. 4.1:IP monitoring unit 5500.824/5510.824, front view Pic. 4.2: IP monitoring unit 5500.824/5510.824, front view Description of I/O on the front panel of 5500.824/ 5510.
- 47 Description of I/O on the back panel of 5500.824 RLY 1..4. Each of the built-in relays is with 'closed' and 'open' contacts. Max. AC voltage 250V and max. DC voltage up to 24V. Max. current on the relay up to 7A. DI-1-DI-2. 2 1-Wire bus RJ11 sockets to connect digital sensors with 2-pair UTP cable/4wire telephone cable or readers for access control. It is necessary to use FTP cable to avoid electromagnetic interference. The maximum recommended length of the serial bus is 70 meters.
- 48 Description of I/O on the back panel of 5510.824 Back panel of unit 5510.824 contains the following I/O: Pic. 4.5: IP monitoring unit 5510.824, on the backside Pic. 4.6: IP monitoring unit 5510.824, on the backside Output 1..4. Are C13 230V connectors with closed relay contacts. Max. load current per one output - 5A. Max. total load current - 10А. PWR connectors IEC60320 C14. Power cable 230V IEC60320 C13. DI-1-DI-2.
- 49 5.2 IP Switchable Metered PDUs – 5510.108, 5510.008 19" Compact devices with dimensions 440×44×116, net weight 2,5 kg. Description of outlets on the front panel of 5510.008/ 5510.108 The front panel contains the following I/O and LEDs (See Pic. 4.7, Pic. 4.8): IN1,IN2 2 inputs RJ11 used to connect any analog sensors using RJ-11 6P4C cable. It is necessary to use FTP cable to avoid electromagnetic interference. The maximum recommended length is 30 meters.
- 50 ACT – Indicates exchange of data with extension units on RS485 Bus. 1, 2, 3, 4 – Shows state of outlets on/off. Pic 4.9: IP PDU 5510.008/5510.108 LEDs on the front side Description of I/O on the IP PDU back panel of 5510.008/ 5510.108 The back panel of IP PDU contains the following I/O and LEDs (See Pic. 5.10): PWR 1, 2 connectors C14. Power cable 230V IEC60320 C13. There are built-in 10A fuses on each line. Outputs 1...8 connectors C13 230V with relay contacts. Max. load current per one outlet - 5A.
Extension units - 51 - 5.1 Relay-sensor units – 5505.814, 5505.816 Compact device with dimensions 145×44×100 net weight 0.6 kg. Possible connection up to 8 analog, 10 digital sensors or one 1-Wire reader and up to 4 relays. Description of I/O on the front panel of 5505.814, 5505.816 The front panel of RS extension unit contains the following I/O and LEDs (Pic.5.1): RS-485 port is used for connection to any master unit and for connection of extension units into chain. UTP/FTP cable is used for connection.
- 52 LEDs on the front panel of 5505.814, 5505.816 PWR – power is supplied, the system is switched on. ACT – lights up when data is being communicated with master unit. Description of I/O on the back panel of 5505.814 OUTPUTS 1...4 are IEC60320 C13 connectors with voltage output of 230V from relay outlets. Max. load current per one output - 5A. Max. total load current - 10А. INPUT PWR connector IEC60320 C14. Built-in fuse. Pic. 5.3: 5505.814 unit, backside Pic. 5.4: 5505.
- 53 Description of I/O on the back panel of 5505.816 RLY1..4. Each of the built-in relays is with 'closed' and 'open' contacts. Max. AC voltage 250V and max. DC voltage up to 24V. Max. current on the relay up to 7A. PWR jack for connection of external power 12V. Internal output “+”, external “-“. Any charger 9-14V with minimum power of 3 W can be used. 1, 2, 3, 4 – indicate relays switched on/off. Pic. 5.5: 5505.816 unit, backside Pic. 5.6: 5505.
- 54 5.2 Dry contacts unit (BU) – 5505.016 Compact device with dimensions 145*30*62, net weight 0.4 kg. Pic. 5.7: Dry contacts unit 5505.016, front view Pic. 5.8: Dry contacts unit 5505.016, front view Description of I/O on the front panel of 5505.016 PWR. jack used only if BU unit is at a large distance from the master unit. Internal output “+”, external “-“. Any charger 12V with minimum power of 3W can be used.
- 55 Description of I/O on the back panel of 5505.016 Dry contacts 1..16 – 16 addressed contacts. Any dry contacts can be connected. Pic. 5.9: Dry contacts unit 5505.016, back side Pic. 5.10: Dry contacts unit 5505.016, back side LEDs of 5505.016 PWR – power is supplied, the system is switched on. ACT – lights up when data is being communicated with master unit.
- 56 5.3 GSM modem 5500.900 5500.900 GSM-modem can be connected to any PCE-MS1 master unit. Supported GSM frequencies range: 900/1800/1900. Transmit power: 2W/1W in 900/1800 range. Pic. 6.
- 57 - Sensors 6.1 Analog Sensors Analog sensors have one or two RJ-11 (6P4C) jacks for connection to analog input of any monitoring system's unit using RJ-11 patch cable. Second jack, if present, can be used for serial connection of several identical sensors in a circuit. At linear connection the chain of sensors will be automatically detected as one sensor, however, the monitoring system will generate an event when any of them operates.
- 58 Measured range of temperatures: from -40 to 100°С. After installation of cylinder outside of a building, the UTP cable must be placed to reach the system unit. After installation RJ-11 connector is connected to an analog input IN1... IN8 of any system unit. Determination of type of sensor and connection occur automatically. Humidity sensor – 5500.511 Compact device with dimensions 60×18×18, net weight 50g. Supply includes: 4-wired telephone cable RJ11 (2m), screw 4.8×16mm.
- 59 Installation of AC voltage monitor Plug 230V is put into the outlet necessary for measurement of 230V. Cable's USB connector must be connected to the USB output, connector RJ-11 must be connected to an analog input IN1...IN8 of any system unit. Determination of sensor's type and connection occur automatically. The picture below shows USB – RJ11 pinouts: Pic. 6.5: RJ-11 USB pinout DC voltage monitor – 5500.525 Compact device with dimensions 60×18×18, net weight 50g.
- 60 Access sensor – 5500.530 Two compact devices with dimensions 60×18×18, net weight 80g. Supply includes: Contact sensor, magnet, 4-wired telephone patch cable RJ-11 (2m), two screws 4.8×16mm, 2 screws M5 and 2 nuts, bracket. On the bottom there is a ledge with Ø4.5 mm and height 1 mm; and a mounting hole in 50 mm from it for fastening sensor by 4.8x16mm screw. Pic. 6.7: Access sensor Installation of contact sensor Using patch-cable RJ-11 sensor is connected to an analog input IN1...
- 61 cable. Determination of sensor's type and connection occur automatically. At impact or attempts of jolting or drilling of the surface on which the sensor is established, contacts of the sensor respond and the system receives message on breaking. Airflow sensors – 5500.550 Compact device with dimensions 60×18×18, net weight 50g. Supply includes: 4-wired telephone cable RJ11 (2m), screw 4.8x16mm, double sided sticker, 4 airflow cables with sensor head. On the bottom there is a ledge with Ø4.
- 62 Installation of smoke sensor Sensor's jack RJ-11 is connected to an analog input IN1...IN8 of any system unit using patch-cable RJ-11. Determination of the sensor's type and connection occur automatically. The system of monitoring allows to connect several smoke sensors into a linear circuit. For this purpose each smoke sensor has two jacks RJ-11: input and output.
- 63 Leakage sensor – 5500.590 Compact device of dimensions 60*18*18mm with an emerging 2-pair UTP cable 2m, net weight 60g. Supply includes: 4-wired telephone cable RJ-11 (2m), bracket, 2 screws and 2 nuts M5, screw 4.8x16mm. Being horizontally installed on a vertical surface the sensor controls occurrence of water. When water is in contact with the metal cores, the sensor indicates the emergence of moisture. Pic. 6.12: Leakage sensor On the bottom there is a ledge with Ø4.
- 64 tion of sensor’s type and connection occur automatically. The other end of the sensor connects 2-wire water detection cable with the plug. 6.2 Digital sensors The bodies of digital sensors have two RJ11 (6P4C) jacks for connection to any digital input DI1, DI2 of any system’s unit. Second jack can be used for connection of one or several more digital sensors into 1-Wire digital circuit in any order.
- 65 Smoke and temperature sensor – 5500.760 Standard smoke sensor with dimensions Ø100×45, net weight 220g. Supply includes: 4-wired telephone patch cable RJ11 (2m), bracket, 2 screws and 2 nuts M4, 2 screws 4.8x20mm. On the bottom there are mounting holes for fastening smoke sensor to the surface using screws 4.8x20mm or/and bracket and M4 screws. Pic. 6.15: Smoke sensor At installation indoors, inside the rack etc., sensor monitors occurrence of smoke and temperature inside the building.
- 66 - Pic. 6.16: Motion sensor Monitoring system allows connection of several PIR sensors into a linear circuit. For this purpose you need to open the cover, connect cable according to the manual supplied with the sensor. Connecting RJ11 to motion sensor: Connecting RJ11 to motion sensor 6.3 Readers Monitoring system supports several types of 1-Wire readers. I-Button™ key readers and Proximity card readers. Pic. 6.17: I-Button reader Pic. 6.18: I-Button keys Pic. 6.
SNMP Server - 67 - Monitoring and partial system configuration can be performed via SNMP protocol, supported versions 1 (RFC 1157) and 2 (RFC 1902 .. 1907). In addition, the system provides the ability to send Traps, which can be used as notifications for the logic. Detailed information can be found on CD supplied together with the system or on www.pce-instruments.com.
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