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4.

Configuration

4.1

Connected devices …

Figure 18:

HTTP

– UPS Model & System Settings for SITEMANAGER II/v3

Select the UPS Model “SiteManager II/v3 into the UPS Model & System Settings.

Figure 19:

HTTP menu with SiteManager II/v3 configuration

Use this menu to configure the devices at the input and output sockets.

4.1.1

… at analog input

On the top of the SiteManger II/v3 configuration page you see the section

“Analog Inputs” for the

settings for the 8 anlog inputs:

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Summary of Contents for SITEMANAGER II

Page 1: ...ion is effective Copyright EU c 2016 GENEREX GmbH Hamburg Germany All rights reserved TEL 49 40 22692910 EMAIL info generex de WEB www generex de This and all other product datasheets are available for download SITEMANAGER II v3 User Manual English ...

Page 2: ... in this brochure are given on the sole basis of information to its channel partners for them to have a better understanding of the Generex products Generex allows its channel partners to transfer information contained in this document to third persons either staff within their own Company or their own customers either electronically or mechanically or by photocopies or similar means Generex state...

Page 3: ...info generex de WEB www generex de This and all other product datasheets are available for download 3 English Manual Dieses Handbuch ist auch in Deutsch verfügbar Eine aktuelle Kopie erhalten Sie unter download bei www generex de This manual is also available in German To obtain an actual copy please see the download page of www generex de ...

Page 4: ...ors Rev A 10 2 1 4 Switchable relay outputs 12 2 2 Status LED s 12 3 Getting started Basic settings 13 4 Configuration 15 4 1 Connected devices 15 4 1 1 at analog input 15 4 1 2 at digital input 16 4 1 3 at digital outputs relays 16 4 2 Alarm matrix 17 4 3 Status display 18 4 3 1 Input Output status 19 4 3 2 gChart 22 4 4 Event configuration 23 4 4 1 Events 24 4 4 1 1 concerning the UPS 24 4 4 1 2...

Page 5: ...I v3 also has an internal time clock and logs all events and regular measurements with date and timestamps The precision and exactness of the time can also be controlled using the SITEMANAGER II v3 ability to synchronise its clock with up to three different timeservers either in the internet or within the local network using SNTP or RFC868 These logs can also be read out as pure text or graphed fo...

Page 6: ...nnections Rev A The backside of the SITEMANAGER II v3 incorporates the following connectors as shown below Figure 3 Backside of the SITEMANAGER II v3 Power supply Connect the included external power supply unit DC 12V DIP switch 1 2 With the DIP switches it is possible to change between configuration mode and normal operating mode How to use the DIP switches please follow the instructions in secti...

Page 7: ...ut channels whereby it is possible to connect 8 analog sensors Please see the figure below how to connect the different sensors at the RJ12 connectors For the pin layout of the input sockets see the particular section in the appendix Figure 5 Sensor connections at the analog input RJ12 2 1 2 Analog input at open sockets Rev A While the RJ12 connectors are unused the analog input is also available ...

Page 8: ...ut socket of the main board into the accordant position Please do the following if you want to change the delivery state ATTENTION This should be done by qualified personnel only Pull off the power supply of the SiteManager II v3 Disconnect all cables from the SiteManager II v3 Dismount the device Screw off the 4 lateral screws and take off the housing cover Get the jumpers in their desired positi...

Page 9: ...sitions of the delivery state Positions of the jumpers of the analog inputs 0 20mA or rather 4 20mA Both jumpers of the analog inputs 1 8 channel 1 8 are set at PIN 2 3 see fig 9 In this positions of the jumpers the following sensors are permitted for the connection at the analog inputs and should be selected as sensor types into the SiteManager II v3 configuration only Custom 0 20mA Custom 4 20mA...

Page 10: ...re available for download 10 2 1 3 Digital input connectors Rev A Underneath of the analog input sockets the bank for the 8 digital input sockets is located D01 D08 Figure 10 Analog input sockets bank above A01 A08 and digital input sockets bank below D01 D08 Please follow the circuit examples as shown below for the pin assignment of the digital input sockets Figure 11 Pin assignment of the digita...

Page 11: ...e upper 8 right ports of X2 The Analoginputs are on the upper 8 left Ports of X2 Fig Digital Analog Inputs SiteManager II v3 Please notice the Fig Schematic Digital Inputs and Schematic Analog Inputs when you connect your devices Fig Digital Analog Inputs SiteManager II v3 Fig Schematic Digital Inputs Fig Schematic Analog Inputs Sockets Function X1 15V Power Supply 15VDC X1 GND X2 A01 Analog Input...

Page 12: ...owing circuit examples Figure 13 Relay outputs 2 2 Status LED s The status of each Input and Output connector is shown by the LED at the SITEMANGER II v3 front display whereas a green lit LED indicates that the output input is active and a red LED is shown in the case of a alarm the LED is flashing while the alarm is not acknowledged Figure 14 Status LED s at HTTP interface The actual status is al...

Page 13: ... boot procedure is indicated with green flashing of the power LED at the SiteManager II v3 front display When the SiteManager II v3 has finished its boot procedure indicated with permanent green lightening of the power LED a network connection can be built up To establish a connection the network must route the SiteManager II v3 answers under 10 10 10 10 to your local host Usually you have to set ...

Page 14: ... Therefore call the menu UPS Model System and select from the drop down menu the connected UPS model Apply your settings with the button on the right bottom side of the menu Call the menu Save Configuration and choose the option of the same name Set DIP Switch 1 to position ON whereas DIP Switch 2 stays in position OFF Remove and insert the power supply from the SiteManager II v3 to initiate the r...

Page 15: ...nfiguration 4 1 Connected devices Figure 18 HTTP UPS Model System Settings for SITEMANAGER II v3 Select the UPS Model SiteManager II v3 into the UPS Model System Settings Figure 19 HTTP menu with SiteManager II v3 configuration Use this menu to configure the devices at the input and output sockets 4 1 1 at analog input On the top of the SiteManger II v3 configuration page you see the section Analo...

Page 16: ...fy the default range from 0 100 to 5 100 Therefore you are able to adjust the measurement values like a gauged thermometer With the field Hysteresis you define the scope within the defined value can oscillate without releasing an alarm This is important e g for temperature measurements which are not increasing decreasing continuously At Lograte you can set the loop time in sec in which the measure...

Page 17: ...If you do not want to use a name for the Analog Digital Inputs or rather the Outlets please set the following into the single name area nbsp 4 2 Alarm matrix The following Alarm Matrix gives you numerous possibilities to configure dependencies between different alarm states and to join them to different outlets This makes it possible to process an alarm scenario in dependency of the state of sever...

Page 18: ...ities The first is to handle the actions through the event configuration described later on in section 4 4 Event configuration This is possible because each marker has its own event Alarm Marker x which can be configured through the event configuration The second possibility is to switch an relay output in dependency of the statue of one or several markers Therefore you have the output matrix figu...

Page 19: ...puts through the menu SiteManager II v3 Status default setting for HTTP default page Figure 26 HTTP menu for status displays The status display gives you an overview of the output input status and of the actual sensor measurements as well as its thresholds for the alarm Additionally you have the possibility to acknowledge alarms Button Ack as shown in the figure above Note If an alarm is present a...

Page 20: ...ww generex de This and all other product datasheets are available for download 20 Figure 27 Status display with temperature and humidity sensor as well as digital Inputs and Outlets The SiteManager II v3 displays the measurement values of the analog inputs vertical and provides the definition of PreAlarm Thresholds for the low as well as for the high threshold ...

Page 21: ...olds of the analog Inputs The CS121 firmware version 4 26 x provides the option to define threshold events for the analogue inputs Click the Configure Threshold Events button into the CS121 Events Alarms menu Figure 29 Configuration of the threshold events of the analog Inputs In this example a below threshold of 13 was defined for SM_analogue 1 in this case for the temperature in C which will app...

Page 22: ...e 30 Configuration of the threshold events for SM_analogue 1 4 3 2 gChart gChart offers to monitore numerousness measurement values in a graphical visualisation through a chart gChart is a GENEREX plug in for the MS Internet Explorer available as free download from the GENEREX web side It is realized as activeX component and must be installed on the client side How to install the chart please foll...

Page 23: ...m Analog Input 1 Alarm Digital Input 1 etc and also events concerning a connected UPS like Powerfail UPS Battery bad Battery low etc The SiteManager II v3 allows you to release one or more actions on each event An action can be e g to write a logfile entry in the alarm logfile as default all events do perform an logfile event to send an eMail or to perform an RCCMD Command e g shutdown signals to ...

Page 24: ...st the power supply This event is usually used to proceed operations like backup strategies batch files to be executed on client stations etc pp You can configure such jobs with the Remaining time parameter to ensure the actions will be executed completely System shutdown The event system shutdown will be released if the configured System Shutdown Time in the menu UPS model and system is reached T...

Page 25: ...an event job which will be executed continuous e g daily create a job on the event UPSMAN started as in the following figure Figure 34 HTTP Job Editor Continuous event job For example the configuration as shown above causes that each day is equivalent to 86400 seconds an email to someone somewhere com will be sent until the SiteManager II v3 is in normal operating mode 4 4 1 2 Notification via SMS...

Page 26: ...ce Therefore the following events are supported Alarm Analog Input 1 8 Will be released if the configured alarm thresholds see section 4 1 1 are exceeded PreAlarm Analog Input 1 8 Will be released if the configured prealarm thresholds see section 4 1 1 are exceeded Alarm Digital Input 1 8 Will be released if the contact state indicates the alarm state Opposite of NC contact see section 4 1 2 Alarm...

Page 27: ...ager which has a license to use RCCMD An RCCMD server is found inside any CS121 and is triggering RCCMD clients in case of alarms Therefore RCCMD requires such listeners on each client computer you wish to forward RCCMD signals For installation of RCCMD at client side please see the section in chapter Add on software Note RCCMD clients are optional and not freeware Most CS121 are equipped today wi...

Page 28: ...down sequence at the client Alternatively you can also edit the batchfile to add or change the actions to be executed Finally press Install to complete the configuration and to start the RCCMD service Note Each RCCMD installation needs its own licence code Usually the CS121 package contains at least one licence depends on the model Contact your UPS dealer to obtain further licence codes Configurat...

Page 29: ... 0 95 not dewed Degree of protection IP 20 Cable diameters for outputs 0 2mm 2 5mm B Pin layout for Input sockets Sensor Input 1 Pin 1 12 VDC Pin 2 Analog Channel 1 0 10V Pin 3 Analog Channel 2 0 10V Pin 4 GROUND Pin 5 SM_II_DIG Sensor1 Input Pin 6 SM_II_DIG Sensor2 Input Sensor Input 2 Pin 1 12 VDC Pin 2 Analog Channel 3 0 10V Pin 3 Analog Channel 4 0 10V Pin 4 GROUND Pin 5 SM_II_DIG Sensor1 Inpu...

Page 30: ...38 p 6002 se EXECUTE UPSCMD 20000 1 1 ATTENTION The blank after the Execute is important Common syntax for the switching of the outputs of the SiteManager UPSCMD 20000 1 0 output 1 to low UPSCMD 20000 1 1 output 1 to high UPSCMD 20000 2 0 output 2 to low UPSCMD 20000 2 1 output 2 to high UPSCMD 20000 3 0 output 3 to low UPSCMD 20000 3 1 output 3 to high UPSCMD 20000 4 0 output 4 to low UPSCMD 2000...

Page 31: ...ing table 13 Figure 16 HTTP logon 13 Figure 17 HTTP Basic network settings 14 Figure 18 HTTP UPS Model System Settings for SITEMANAGER II v3 15 Figure 19 HTTP menu with SiteManager II v3 configuration 15 Figure 20 HTTP configuration Analog Inputs 16 Figure 21 HTTP configuration Digital Inputs 16 Figure 22 HTTP configuration Outlets 17 Figure 23 Alarm matrix Marker configuration 17 Figure 24 Alarm ...

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