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What's New in the Environmental Sensors and Actuators Guide

vii

Sensor-Mixing Connections

(on page 68)

Cascading DX2, DX and DPX3 Sensor Packages

(on page 68)

Mixing DPX, DPX2, DPX3, DX and DX2 Sensor Packages

(on page 69)

Supported Maximum Number of Sensors and Actuators

(on page 77)

Sensor Measurement Accuracy

(on page 78)

DX2 Sensor Accuracy

(on page 78)

Sensor Firmware Update

(on page 79)

Summary of Contents for DRX Series

Page 2: ...FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and...

Page 3: ...andle Controller 6 Bracket Installation 8 DX2 Temperature and Humidity Sensors 9 DX2 LED States 10 DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensors 11 Connecting Detectors Switches to DX2 CC2 13 Configuring DX2 CC2 s...

Page 4: ...isconnecting a DPX2 Sensor 48 Connecting a DPX2 Sensor Package to DX2 DX or DPX3 49 Chapter 6 DPX Series 51 Available DPX Sensor Packages 52 DPX Temperature and Humidity Sensors 53 DPX Air Flow Sensor...

Page 5: ...ensor Packages 69 Appendix A Supported Maximum Sensor Distance 74 Appendix B Supported Maximum Number of Sensors and Actuators 77 Appendix C Sensor Measurement Accuracy 78 DPX Sensor Accuracy 78 DPX2...

Page 6: ...LED States on page 10 DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensors on page 11 Connecting Detectors Switches to DX2 CC2 on page 13 Configuring DX2 CC2 s Normal State on page 15 DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs...

Page 7: ...on page 68 Cascading DX2 DX and DPX3 Sensor Packages on page 68 Mixing DPX DPX2 DPX3 DX and DX2 Sensor Packages on page 69 Supported Maximum Number of Sensors and Actuators on page 77 Sensor Measurem...

Page 8: ...ducts PX2 series power distribution units PDUs PX3 series PDUs including PX3 iX7 EMX asset management devices PX3TS transfer switches including PX3TS iX7 Branch Circuit Monitor 1 BCM1 Branch Circuit M...

Page 9: ...s sensor packages see Products Supporting Raritan Sensor Packages on page viii Tip You can also refer to your product s online help or user guide for sensor support information Online help is accessib...

Page 10: ...2 and DX series support actuator functions Number of supported sensors actuators per Raritan Legrand product A sensor port on a Raritan or Legrand product such as a PDU can support up to 32 sensors or...

Page 11: ...ntial air pressure sensor DPX T1DP1 DPX2 sensors can be daisy chained via one DPX2 sensor cable but you cannot daisy chain multiple DPX2 sensor cables 1 The first generation of sensor hub DPX ENVHUB4...

Page 12: ...ENVHUB4 With standard network patch cables you can Connect a DX2 sensor to a Raritan or Legrand product with the RJ 45 SENSOR port such as PX3 or Legrand PDU Exception For a Raritan PDU or EMX with a...

Page 13: ...ensors 1 humidity sensor See DX2 Temperature and Humidity Sensors on page 9 DX2 T3H1 3 temperature sensors 1 humidity sensor See DX2 Temperature and Humidity Sensors on page 9 DX2 CC2 Two channel cont...

Page 14: ...l solution All you need to do is simply connect supported door handles to DX2 DH2C2 then connect DX2 DH2C2 to Raritan s PX3 PX3TS or Legrand PDU and finally you will be able to control a cabinet s doo...

Page 15: ...ttp www raritan com support DX2 DH2C2 ports and terminals Number Component Function Two RJ 45 ports Connect a standard network patch cable for either or both purposes below Connect to the SENSOR port...

Page 16: ...per PX3 PX3TS or Legrand PDU Only the door handles sold with DX2 DH2C2 are supported NO asset management strips can be connected simultaneously No hot plugging or swapping with door handles while DX2...

Page 17: ...on the DX2 temperature humidity package you purchase the number of standard network patch cables shipped with a DX2 temperature humidity sensor package varies The following diagram shows a DX2 tempera...

Page 18: ...n and off The LED also flashes when the sensor is upgrading its firmware DX2 T1 LED states Description Off Temperature is in the normal state Flashing 1 flash and 1 off Temperature enters either alarm...

Page 19: ...te on off Four termination points are available on this sensor the two to the right are associated with one channel and the two to the left are associated with the other Number Component Function Two...

Page 20: ...liability as a result of improper termination or failure incidental or consequential of third party detectors switches that customers provide and install Failure to follow installation and configurati...

Page 21: ...disconnect discrete detectors switches To make connections when the terminal module is attached 1 Strip the insulation around 12 mm from the end of each wire of discrete detectors switches 2 Fully ins...

Page 22: ...secure the wires using a torque of 0 196 N m 2 kgf cm To make connections after the terminal module is separated You can also connect a detector switch when the terminal module is separated from the s...

Page 23: ...2 s Normal State Before using DX2 CC2 for detection you must first determine the normal state of DX2 CC2 via the software application of the Raritan or Legrand product where this DX2 CC2 is being conn...

Page 24: ...details refer to the user guide or online help of your Raritan or Legrand product DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs LED description in this section applies to all of Raritan s contact closure senso...

Page 25: ...X and DPX3 Sensor Packages on page 68 To cascade DX2 sensor packages 1 Connect a standard network patch cable to either RJ 45 port of the first DX2 sensor package Exception For a Raritan PDU or EMX wi...

Page 26: ...H2C2 packages For details see DX2 DH2C2 Door Handle Controller on page 6 3 Make sure the total number of sensors and actuators connected to these DX2 packages does not exceed 32 per sensor port See Su...

Page 27: ...using any third party leakage detectors DX series works with Raritan s DPX3 sensor hub DPX3 ENVHUB4 but not with the DPX sensor hub DPX ENVHUB4 No sensor cables are shipped with DX sensor packages Wit...

Page 28: ...ntact signal actuators 5 for connecting contact closure sensors See DX PD2C5 on page 24 DX PIR 1 occupancy sensor 1 tamper sensor 1 pair of terminals for connecting contact closure sensors See DX PIR...

Page 29: ...nly DPX CC2 TR supports Raritan s water sensors while DX and DX2 contact closure sensors do NOT support them For the other generations see DPX Contact Closure Sensors on page 57 Available DX2 Sensor P...

Page 30: ...onnecting DX D2C6 to a Raritan PDU or EMX this built in sensor will be detected and show up in that PDU or EMX web interface and SNMP MIB which is normal DX D2C6 terminals dip switches and LEDs Termin...

Page 31: ...is shown for this hall effect sensor you can disable it by turning on off dip switch 2 CC status LEDs For details see DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs on page 16 High speed flashing of CC1 LED indi...

Page 32: ...rs For details see Supported Maximum Sensor Distance on page 74 NO asset management strips can be connected simultaneously Warning If high security is required it is strongly recommended that DX PD2C5...

Page 33: ...5 Two PDC channels PDC1 PDC2 Bottom row One CC channel CC1 See Connecting Detectors Actuators to DX on page 34 for how to connect CC sensors or DC actuators Dip switches for configuring the Normal sta...

Page 34: ...us LEDs For details see DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs on page 16 High speed flashing of CC1 LED indicates that the DX firmware upgrade is in progress See Sensor Firmware Update on page 79 Top ro...

Page 35: ...nnecting a contact closure CC sensor Occupancy sensor The occupancy sensor is located on the top of the DX PIR It uses the passive infrared technology to detect the motion of a person by sensing the t...

Page 36: ...es Celsius 7 2 degrees Fahrenheit Target s movement speed 1 0 m s Target concept is human body size 700 x 250 mm Tamper sensor The tamper sensor is located on the back of the DX PIR This sensor is use...

Page 37: ...ormal state of the CC channel Dip switch 2 controls the built in occupancy sensor See Adjusting Dip Switches on page 38 CC status LED For details see DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs on page 16 Hig...

Page 38: ...annels DC1 through DC4 DX D4C3 terminals dip switches and LEDs Terminals dip switches and LEDs are located in two rows as shown below Numbers Components CC and DC channels Top row 2 CC channels CC2 CC...

Page 39: ...ored CC status LEDs For details see DX2 CC2 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs on page 16 High speed flashing of CC1 LED indicates that the DX firmware upgrade is in progress See Sensor Firmware Update on pa...

Page 40: ...tions and then generating a numeric value representing the magnitude of the acceleration due to gravity of the Earth Below is the calculation formula a ax 2 ay 2 az 2 1 2 The acceleration has two meas...

Page 41: ...to connect a CC sensor Dip switch 1 configures the Normal state of the CC channel Dip switch 2 does not control any CC channel and can be ignored See Adjusting Dip Switches on page 38 CC status LED F...

Page 42: ...package comprises two parts a sensor box and the terminal module s A terminal module is removable Note The following diagrams illustrate a terminal module comprising two termination points only Your...

Page 43: ...termination point with the correct polarity 3 Use a screwdriver with a 2 5 mm wide shaft to tighten the screws above each termination point to secure the wires using a torque of 0 196 N m 2 kgf cm To...

Page 44: ...screws at two sides of the terminal module Cascading DX Sensor Packages To increase the number of connected DX sensor packages per SENSOR port you can cascade DX using standard network patch cables CA...

Page 45: ...ed which you can request from Raritan 2 If you want to cascade DX packages get an additional standard network patch cable CAT5e or higher and then a Plug one end of the cable into the remaining RJ 45...

Page 46: ...considered normal An alarm is triggered when the detector switch turns opened Each CC channel and the DX PIR occupancy sensor s Normal setting is configured by turning on or off its corresponding dip...

Page 47: ...on For a Raritan PDU or EMX with an RJ 12 SENSOR port an RJ 12 to RJ 45 adapter cable part number RJ12M RJ45M is needed which you can request from Raritan Daisy chain DPX3 sensor packages Warning Do N...

Page 48: ...DU Cascading DPX3 sensor packages See Cascading DPX3 Sensor Packages on page 41 LED Indicate the sensor status See DPX3 LED States on page 41 Tip other generations of temperature and humidity sensors...

Page 49: ...ritical High speed flashing Sensor firmware is being updated Cascading DPX3 Sensor Packages To increase the number of connected DPX3 sensor packages per SENSOR port you can cascade DPX3 using standard...

Page 50: ...he prior DPX3 b Plug the other end into either RJ 45 port on an additional DPX3 Repeat the same steps to cascade more DPX3 sensor packages 3 Make sure the total number of cascaded sensors does not exc...

Page 51: ...out the need to re connect the DPX2 sensor cable DPX2 series works with Raritan s DPX3 sensor hub DPX3 ENVHUB4 but not with the DPX sensor hub DPX ENVHUB4 DPX2 can be connected to the end of a DX2 DX...

Page 52: ...temperature sensor 1 humidity sensor See DPX2 Temperature and Humidity Sensors on page 45 DPX2 T2H1 2 temperature sensors 1 humidity sensor See DPX2 Temperature and Humidity Sensors on page 45 DPX2 T3...

Page 53: ...ing diagram shows a DPX2 sensor package Number Component Function Head connector Connect to the DPX2 sensor cable LED Indicate the sensor status These LEDs are functionally identical to DX2 LED States...

Page 54: ...DPX2 sensor package to the end of a DX sensor chain see Connecting a DPX2 Sensor Package to DX2 DX or DPX3 on page 49 Connecting a DPX2 Sensor Cable Raritan has three types of DPX2 sensor cables The d...

Page 55: ...be occupied with a sensor Otherwise those sensors following the free head connector s on the same sensor cable do not work properly Below illustrates the scenarios when the number of DPX2 sensors is l...

Page 56: ...sor away 3 Connect any DPX2 sensor back to this free head connector or move all subsequent DPX2 sensors that follow it on the same sensor cable to prior head connectors Warning The final step is requi...

Page 57: ...ackages in the chain must be less than 12 when a DPX2 sensor package is involved The following diagrams illustrate DX sensor chain only but the same principles also apply to DX2 and DPX3 sensor chains...

Page 58: ...Chapter 5 DPX2 Series 50 When connecting a DPX2 sensor package containing one DPX2 sensor A maximum of eleven DX sensor packages can be cascaded because 12 1 11...

Page 59: ...RJ 12 connector DPX supports the use of a Raritan sensor hub to increase the number of connected DPX sensors In This Chapter Available DPX Sensor Packages 52 DPX Temperature and Humidity Sensors 53 DP...

Page 60: ...nd Humidity Sensors on page 53 DPX AF1 1 air flow sensor See DPX Air Flow Sensors on page 54 DPX T1DP1 1 temperature sensor 1 differential air pressure sensor See DPX Differential Air Pressure Sensors...

Page 61: ...the sensor cable when shipping out of the factory in a manner that you cannot remove or replace any individual sensor Tip other generations of temperature and humidity sensors Raritan has developed 4...

Page 62: ...s sensor to an object or place just screw it up using the sensor s two screw holes DPX Differential Air Pressure Sensors The DPX differential air pressure sensor DPX T1DP1 detects not only the differe...

Page 63: ...le Receive high air pressure inputs Connecting Tubes Two tubes are shipped with the sensor Connect the tubes to the sensor to receive two air pressure inputs If necessary cut the tubes so that the tub...

Page 64: ...and product a Plug one end of the cable into the sensor s In port b Plug the other end into a Raritan or Legrand product s sensor port An RJ 12 to RJ 45 adapter is required if your Raritan PDU has an...

Page 65: ...ts for connecting two discrete detectors switches Supported detector switch types At a minimum a discrete detector switch is required in order for DPX CC2 TR to work properly The types of discrete det...

Page 66: ...scheme A DPX CC2 TR can connect two contact closure detectors switches For details on connecting a detector switch see Connecting Detectors Switches to DPX CC2 TR on page 59 Tip other generations of c...

Page 67: ...ose a connected detector switch reliably Open Greater than 320K ohm Closed Less than 200K ohm To make connections when the terminal module is attached 1 Strip the insulation around 12 mm from the end...

Page 68: ...orque of 0 196 N m 2 kgf cm To make connections after the terminal module is separated You can also connect a detector switch when the terminal module is separated from the sensor box 1 Loosen the scr...

Page 69: ...l To adjust the dip switch setting 1 Place the detectors switches connected to DPX CC2 TR to the position where you want to detect a specific environmental situation 2 Uncover the dip switch on DPX CC...

Page 70: ...in the Normal state Contact Closure Sensor LEDs LEDs indicate states of detectors switches connected to the contact closure sensor channels The LED is lit when the associated detector switch enters th...

Page 71: ...ch supports it Floor mounted Water Sensor The floor mounted water sensor DPX WSF has a flat bottom so it can stand on the ground The water detector s dimension is 63 5 mm x 13 25 mm x 13 2 mm W x L x...

Page 72: ...amaged by floor water if any Below are the wire length limitations Minimum 30 cm 11 8 inches Maximum 150 cm 59 inches How a Floor mounted Water Sensor Works The floor mounted water sensor uses two pol...

Page 73: ...provides two types of cable water sensors The only difference is their cable length DPX WSC 35 3 5 meters 11 5 feet DPX WSC 70 7 meters 23 feet Number Item Cable shaped water detector Wires to connec...

Page 74: ...e water spot should be at least 0 5 wide so that two black wires are in the water at the same time Otherwise the water cannot cause current loop back on the water sensor to trigger the alarm If the wa...

Page 75: ...e cable water sensor no alarms are triggered The water sensor s rope should be mounted on the floor firmly or the water sensor cannot detect the water In the following diagram NO alarm is triggered by...

Page 76: ...ackage can be replaced with a DX2 sensor package For those illustrations where DX DPX3 and DX2 are interchangeable they are all marked with the following oval image Important Unlike DX or DPX3 series...

Page 77: ...PX2 DPX3 DX and DX2 sensor packages per SENSOR port according to the following sensor combinations In some scenarios the DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub is required 1 DX 1 DPX It is strongly recommended to us...

Page 78: ...Chapter 7 Sensor Mixing Connections 70 One individual DPX3 sensor package A chain of DPX3 sensor packages One individual DPX2 sensor package One individual DPX sensor package...

Page 79: ...VHUB4 In the following diagrams the sensor package in green can be replaced by a DPX2 sensor package The sensor package in blue can be one DPX2 DPX3 DX or DX2 sensor package This section only illustra...

Page 80: ...Chapter 7 Sensor Mixing Connections 72...

Page 81: ...X and DPX3 in a chain In the above diagrams any DPX3 sensor package can be replaced by a DX2 or DX sensor package or vice versa If intended you can also mix DX2 DX and DPX3 sensor packages in a sensor...

Page 82: ...D2C5 DX2 DH2C2 and DX PD2C5 support a maximum cabling length of 29 feet 9 meters instead of 98 feet 30 meters The following illustrates DX2 DH2C2 cabling restriction but the same principle also applie...

Page 83: ...nsor cable pre installed or provided by Raritan DO NOT extend or modify the cabling length with any tool other than Raritan s sensor hubs DPX connection restriction and illustration When using a DPX E...

Page 84: ...Appendix A Supported Maximum Sensor Distance 76 Raritan or Legrand product such as a PDU 33 feet 10 m 1 DPX ENVHUB4 hub 16 feet 5 m Up to 4 DPX T3H1 sensor packages...

Page 85: ...tions 2 16 32 Therefore you can manage up to 16 DX2 T1H1 packages per sensor port A DX D2C6 contains 6 sensors and 2 actuators so it has 8 functions 8 4 32 Therefore you can manage up to four DX D2C6...

Page 86: ...ature 2 degrees Celsius 3 6 degrees Fahrenheit Humidity 5 when humidity 60 or 8 when humidity 60 Differential air pressure 1 5 Air flow 6 5 DPX2 Sensor Accuracy Temperature 1 0 degree Celsius 1 8 degr...

Page 87: ...he connected PDU or EMX A downgrade can be performed only when the PDU or EMX provided sensor firmware is either greater than or equal to the minimum firmware version requested by the connected sensor...

Page 88: ...unction only rather than indicating all functions in its name For example the name of DX VBR indicates that it contains the vibration sensor while it does not indicate the contact closure sensor that...

Page 89: ...Appendix E Sensor Naming Conventions 81 Abbreviations Functions WSF Floor mounted water sensors...

Page 90: ...59 Connecting Detectors Switches to DX2 CC2 vi 8 12 13 Connecting Tubes 55 Connection and Disconnection 46 Contact Closure Sensor LEDs vi 62 D Disconnecting a DPX2 Sensor 48 DPX Air Flow Sensors 52 54...

Page 91: ...nsor Packages vi viii 1 3 S Sensor Comparison vi 3 Sensor Firmware Update vii 10 23 26 29 31 33 79 Sensor Measurement Accuracy vii 78 Sensor Naming Conventions 5 20 39 44 52 80 Sensor Overview vi 2 Se...

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