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Configuring the Inputs
The eight non-isolated universal inputs are connected to TB2 and TB3.
Universal input channels can be individually configured through the RIM-
1000 to monitor a 4-20mA signal, a normally open (NO) dry contact relay or
a normally closed (NC) dry contact relay.
Making the Physical Connections
The following figure shows examples of input wiring.
Once you have wired the inputs, make note of the following:
•
Sensor type (analog or digital) connected to each channel.
•
For analog sensors, the high/low values.
•
For digital sensors, the non-alarm state - normally open (NO) or normally closed
(NC).
Configuring the Channels
Configure the input channels using the Inputs & Relays page of the RIM-1000 web
inteface. Click on the underlined label for the input you want to configure.
Configuring Inputs
A
Input can be Analog 4-20 mA or Digital NO or NC.
B
Applies only to analog inputs. Gain and offsett determine the correct
value for the RIM-1000.
C
Applies only to analog inputs. Hysteresis designates the amount an input
must change before returning to normal.
D
Applies only to analog inputs. Displays units on main menu, such as Deg F,
Deg C, %RH, Amps, Volts, psi, etc.
E
RIM-1000 current raw reading and calculated value.
F
Applies only to Analog inputs. High and Low alarm thresholds of range
being monitored.
G
This label is displayed on the RIM-1000 menu and the configuration menu.
H
Relay configuration link.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Configuring System Information
A
An alphanumeric name that you would recognize. This name appears on
the Main Menu and is included as part of email and pager notifications.
B
An integer greater than 5.
C
Consult your PDA manual for the correct width.
D
The number of points to be monitored. Maximum 104.
A
B
C
D
Configuring Email Notification
The RIM-1000 sends one email message per alarm instance to a maximum
of eight email recipients.
A
Refer to information from IT administrator.
B
Text that is easily recognized as notification from the RIM-1000.
C
Up to eight email recipients.
D
For ESMTP email authentication. Refer to information from IT
administrator.
A
B
C
D
Completing the Installation
Once you have completed the tasks in this quick start guide, the RIM-1000
can communicate over the network and monitor the inputs you configured.
Consult the RIM-1000 User Manual at
https://www.chatsworth.com/Remote-
Infrastructure-Management-RIM-1000
for information about completing these
additional tasks:
•
System clock settings
•
Network time protocol settings
•
SNMP/Syslog settings
•
Modbus/Telnet settings
•
BACnet settings
•
User administration
•
URL links to IP-addressable devices
•
Nest/Egg configuration (for additional RIM-1000 appliances that will be
monitored by a central RIM-1000 appliance)
•
Trends
•
Alarm management
Common 4
Wire Sensors
Common 3
Wire Sensors
IE: CPI P/N
60111-001, 60111-002
Temperature Sensor
IE: CPI P/N
60111-004/60111-005
Temperature/
Humidity Sensor
IE: CPI P/N
60110-001
Power Fail
Monitor
IE: Common
Ground for
UPS
IE: CPI P/N 60109-001,
Spot Detector
4
5
6
7
