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Hubbell Ethernet Gateway V4
User’s Manual
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(4) Licensed Features: Indicates which features are licensed for use with this Gateway.
(5) Data Sources: Indicates from where the Gateway is acquiring data. This can be via wireless
monitoring nodes or through other Peer Gateways.
(6) Data Processing: This function is used for virtual circuit mapping . It allows users to assign breaker
types and locations when using multi-circuit monitoring features such as Branch Circuit Monitoring.
(7) Data Destinations: Configures data for export from the Gateway to Modbus TCP/IP, SNMP and
the EMX Portal (cloud or local implementations).
(8) Menu: Provides access to various Gateway settings and tools.
Monitoring Data
The Monitoring Data tab exposes all the nodes (monitors) associated with the Gateway. The sub
menu will show associated nodes by type (power or environmental) along with their GUID.
(1)
Clicking on a specific node ID will expose the “readings” for that node. Likewise the readings for a
specific node can also be exposed by clicking on the “readings” icon.
(2) Nodes table headings
Node
: Monitoring node 16 digit user ID (GUID)
F/W
: Firmware version of monitoring node
Type
: Monitor type (i.e. AC power monitor, environmental monitor)
Product : Product model name
Age : Duration online
Time stamp : Time reported by node
Source : Where the data is originating from (wireless mesh network, other Gateway or
third party device)
VIP
: Virtual IP address (used in
SNMP
applications)
Readings
: Exposes readings from the device