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NTI ENTERPRISE ENVIRONMENT MONITORING SYSTEM
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Figure
61- IP Device Configuration-more
When using SMS me
ssaging, if
special characters (other than
English) are des
ired, in order to
receive them via SMS, the modem
SMS format must be set to PDU (see
page 70)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
4
Introduction
10
Materials
12
Supported Web Browsers
13
Features and Functions
14
Installation
16
Mounting Instructions-16D
16
Figure 1- Secure Rack Mount Ears to E-16D
16
Figure 2- Mount ENVIROMUX in a Rack
16
Mounting Instructions-5D / -2D
17
Figure 3- Rotate the Tabs for Zero-RU Mounting
17
Figure 4- Mount E-5D/2D in a Rack
17
DIN Rail Mounting
18
Figure 5- Mount E-5D/2D to DIN Rail- Plastic Clip
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Figure 6- DIN Rail Mount with Metal Clip
18
Figure 7- Sensors Connected by Cables with RJ45 Connectors
19
Figure 8- Contact Sensor Wired to RJ45 Socket
19
RJ45 Sensor Ports
19
Sensor Attachment
19
Digital in Terminals
20
Figure 9- DIGITAL in Terminal Connections
20
Liquid Detection Sensors
20
Figure 10- Secure Liquid Detection Sensor with Tape
21
Figure 11- Portion of Water Sensor Configuration Page
21
Alarm(Beacon/Siren) Connections
22
Figure 12- Connect Visual and Audible External Indicators
22
Connect Output Devices
23
Figure 13- Install Additional Devices to Output Terminals
23
Terminal Connection for RS232
24
Figure 14- Connect a Terminal for Direct RS232 Serial Communication
24
Figure 15- Connect a Terminal Using USB Console Port
24
Ethernet Connection for Remote User Control
25
Figure 16- Connect ENVIROMUX to the Ethernet
25
Modem Connection
26
USB GSM Modem
26
Figure 17- Install USB GSM Modem
26
SMS Relay Via SNMP
27
Serial GSM Modem
28
Power Connection-E-16D
29
Dual Power Option
29
Figure 18- Connect the Power Cord
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Figure 19- Power Connections for ENVIROMUX with Dual Power Option
29
DC Power Option
30
Power Connection- E-5D/-2D
30
Figure 20- 48VDC Power Option Connections
30
Figure 21- Connect the AC Adapter and Power-Up
30
Figure 22- Power Connections on E-5D-48VDP
31
Figure 23- Power Supply Sensors-Summary Page
31
Figure 24- Connect Serially Controlled Device
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Figure 25- Create User "Rs232
32
Remote RS232 Device Control
32
Figure 26- Connection to Serial Device Successful
33
Overview - Use and Operation
34
Sensors
34
IP Assignment
34
User Management
34
Alerts
34
Data and Event Logging
35
Email
35
Syslog
35
Snmp
35
SNMP Sensors
35
Modbus TCP/IP Support
35
External Modem
35
Power-On/Reset Operation
35
Out-Of-Box Operation
36
Expandability
36
Device Discovery Tool
37
How to Use the Device Discovery Tool
37
Figure 27- Device Discovery Tool
37
Use and Operation Via Web Interface
38
Log in and Enter Password
38
Figure 28- Login Prompt to Access Web Interface
38
Monitoring
39
Figure 29- Summary Page
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Figure 30- Summary Page
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Summary Page
40
Figure 31- Power Supply Status- Dual Power Model
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Figure 32- Power Supply Alerts Configuration-Part 1
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Power Supplies
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Power Supply Alert Configuration
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Figure 33- Power Supply Alerts Configuration-Part 2
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Alarm Summary
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Figure 34- Alarm Summary Page
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Figure 35- Internal Sensor Configuration
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Internal Sensors
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External Sensors
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Figure 36- External Sensor Reading
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Figure 37- Sensor Configuration Page (1)
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Figure 38- Sensor Configuration Page (2)
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Figure 39- Sensor Configuration Page (3)
50
External Sensor Configuration
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Figure 40- Sensor Configuration Page (4)
51
Figure 41- Chart to Setup Alert Notification
53
Figure 42- Current Sensor Added to ENVIROMUX
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Figure 43- Configuration of Sensor Connected to E-S420MA-24V
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Specialized Sensors (for E-S420MA-24V Current Sensor Configuration Only)
55
Contact Sensors
57
Figure 44- List of Sensors
57
Figure 45- Add a Contact Sensor
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Figure 46- Contact Sensor Configuration Page
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Figure 47- Contact and Digital Alert Settings
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Figure 48- Digital Input Sensors
60
Figure 49- Select Connector on ENVIROMUX
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Figure 50- Configure New Sensor
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Figure 51- Status of Digital Input #2
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Figure 52- Open Configuration from Digital Input Page
61
Figure 53- Connection that Supports Tachometer Sensor
62
Figure 54- Monitoring Output Relays
63
Figure 55- Output Relay Status
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Figure 56- Output Relay Contact State
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Monitor Output Relay
63
Figure 57- Configure Output Relay
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Figure 58- IP Devices Monitored
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Figure 59- Add New IP Device
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IP Devices
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Figure 60- IP Device Configuration
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Figure 61- IP Device Configuration-More
67
Figure 62- Add IP Sensor
69
Figure 63- IP Sensor List
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IP Sensors
69
Figure 64- SNMP Sensor Status on Summary Page
70
Figure 65- SNMP Sensor Page
70
SNMP Sensors
70
Figure 66- SNMP Sensor Configuration Page
71
Figure 67- Events Page under Smart Alerts
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Figure 68- Event Settings for SNMP Sensor Being Monitored
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Figure 69- Monitoring IP Cameras
73
IP Cameras
73
Figure 70- IP Camera Configuration
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Administration
75
System Configuration
75
Figure 71- System Configuration Page
75
Figure 72- Configuration Backup and Restore
76
Figure 73- Select What will be Displayed on Connected USB LCD Monitor
77
Figure 74- Configure the Purpose of the "RS232 AUX" Port
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Figure 75- System Configuration-Continued
78
Figure 76- Disable External Sensor Graph
79
Figure 77- Disable/Enable Relay Interlock
79
Administration-Enterprise Setup
80
Figure 78- Enterprise Configuration Page
80
Figure 79- GSM Modem Status
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Figure 80- GSM Modem Error Alert Configuration
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Figure 81- Example of Plain Text SMS Test Message
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Figure 82- SMS Relay Configuration
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Administration-Network Setup
83
Figure 83- Network Configuration Page
83
Figure 84- Apply Ipv4 or Ipv6 Settings
83
Figure 85- Configure SMTP, SNMP, and Security Settings
84
Figure 86- Configure 3G Data Connection
85
Figure 87- DDNS Settings
87
Figure 88- How to Setup SNMP to Control Output Relays
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Figure 89- XOAUTH- Generate Verification URL
89
Figure 90- XOAUTH- Copy Verification URL
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Figure 91- XOAUTH- Accept Prompt to Manage Your Mail
90
Figure 92- XOAUTH- Enter Verification Token
90
User Configuration
91
Figure 93- Usernames List and Status
91
Figure 94- Edit User Profile for Root User
91
Figure 95- more User Settings
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Figure 96- more User Settings
93
Figure 97- more User Settings
94
Figure 98-Summary Page for User Without Admin Privileges
95
Group Names
96
Figure 99- Enter Custom Group Names
96
Security
97
Figure 100- Security Configuration Page
97
Using a RADIUS Server
99
Figure 101- Dictionary File of RADIUS Server
99
Figure 102- Security Configuration-X509 Certificate
101
Figure 103- Security Configuration- IP Filtering Rules
102
System Information
103
Figure 104- System Information Page
103
Administration- Firmware
104
Figure 105- Update Firmware Page
104
Advanced-Cascade Configuration
105
Figure 106- Cascade Configuration Options
105
Figure 107- Master with Local (RS485) Slaves
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Figure 108- Cascade Configuration with Ethernet Slaves
106
Figure 109- Configure Which Slaves will be Connected to the Master
107
Figure 110- Apply Alert Settings to Alert for Slave Connection Loss
107
Figure 111- Portion of Summary Page from a Master with a Slave
109
Reboot the System
110
Figure 112- Reboot System Page
110
Figure 113- System Is Rebooting
110
Smart Alerts
111
Figure 114- Events Used for Smart Alerts
111
Figure 115- Sensor to be Used for a Predefined Event
111
Figure 116- Configuration Options for New Event
112
Figure 117- Event Configuration Options Continued
114
Figure 118- Smart Alert Summary Page
115
Figure 119- Smart Alert Configuration
115
Figure 120- Smart Alert Configuration- Continued
116
Figure 121- Smart Alert Configuration- Continued
117
Figure 122- Smart Alert Configuration- Continued
118
Figure 123- Event Logical Function Diagram
119
Figure 124- Examples of Smart Alert Conditions
120
Log
121
View Event Log
121
Figure 125- Event Log Page
121
View Data Log
122
Figure 126- Data Log Page
122
View USB Data Log
123
View USB Images
123
Figure 127- View Saved USB Data Log
123
Log Settings
124
Figure 128- View Images Saved on USB Flash Drive
124
Figure 129- Log Settings Page
125
Figure 130- Mount a USB Flash Drive
126
Figure 131- Steps to Unmount a Flashdrive
126
Support
127
Logout
127
Figure 132- Support
127
Figure 133- Logout
127
Front Panel Controls and LED Indicators
128
System Reset Button
128
Figure 134- Front Panel
128
Alarm Test/Silence Button
129
Restore Defaults Button
129
Battery Backup
129
Figure 135- USB Flash Drive/Modem/Lcd Monitor Port
130
USB Port
130
Serial Control
130
Figure 136- Mobile Login Page
131
Figure 137- Mobile Summary Page
131
Mobile Summary Page
131
E-16D Specifications
132
Front Panel Interface
132
RJ45 Sensor Inputs
132
Digital Inputs
132
Output Relays
132
Beacon Port & Siren Port
132
USB Device Ports
133
Control Serial Port "RS232
133
USB-Serial Port "Console
133
Auxiliary Power Port
133
Ethernet Port
133
Back-Up Battery
133
General Specifications
133
Tcp/Ip
133
E-5D Specifications
134
User Interface
134
RJ45 Sensor Inputs
134
Digital Inputs
134
Output Relays
134
Alarm Port
134
USB Device Ports
134
USB-Serial Port "Console
135
Auxiliary Power Port
135
Ethernet Port
135
General Specifications
135
Tcp/Ip
135
Optional Battery
135
E-2D Specifications
136
User Interface
136
RJ45 Sensor Inputs
136
Digital Inputs
136
Output Relays
136
USB Device Ports
136
USB-Serial Port "Console
136
Auxiliary Power Port
137
Ethernet Port
137
General Specifications
137
Tcp/Ip
137
Optional Battery
137
Port Assignments
138
DDNS Provider List
138
Wiring Methods
139
RS485 Sensor Cable
139
Contact Sensor Wiring
139
Troubleshooting
140
Date/Time Battery Replacement
143
E-16D Backup Battery Replacement
146
Recycling Information
147
RS485 Sensors
148
Index
149
Warranty Information
150
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Brand
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Model
ENVIROMUX E-2D
Category
Measuring Instruments
Language
English
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