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The following example tests the first temperature sensor but the idea is
the same for the other sensors. The first thing to do is to make sure that
the temperature sensor is online. Press the link to the Sensors at the top
of the page. Now press the button at the left labeled Temperature. Then
choose the first temperature sensor.
If the temperature sensor is plugged into the first sensor RJ-45 the
Autosense will have placed this sensor online. Check to see if the
sensor is online. The Status should be normal if the temperature is
within the thresholds. If the Status is
“sensorError” make sure that the
temperature sensor is plugged into the first sensor RJ-45 jack.
While you cannot set the Status directly, you can test the sensor Status.
Setting the High Warning
In order to cause an alarm to take place you will need to set the High
Warning near to the current room temperature but high enough so that
it can go back to normal. The status of the temperature sensor will go
to
“highWarning” when the Degree meets or exceeds the high warning
threshold. The sensor will not go back to normal however, until the
Degree goes below the high warning threshold by the Rearm amount.
This is done to prevent the status from flickering.
If the room temperature is 72 and the Rearm is 2, then a good choice to
set high warning to is 76. To set the
“highWarning” use the Web
Based Manager. Enter 76 into the “High Warning” field and press Set.
Changing the Temperature
In order to change the temperature, warm the sensor by holding it in
you hands. The sensor is the small black plastic package at the end of
the cable. Hold the temperature sensor until the Degree starts to rise.
To see the change on the Web Based Manager you must refresh the
browser. Press the Temperature0 button. You will see the Degree field
begin to change.