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3. Operating Controls

a.  Select M)onitor from the main menu.
b.  Select C)ontrols from the Monitor submenu. The

status of the control points will be displayed. (See
Fig. 21).

c.  Select the desired control point (1 or 2). 
d.  Press the key that corresponds to the desired mode

(Table J). The new control point status will be dis-
played.

e.

You can now select another control function or press
<Esc> once to return to the Monitor menu or twice
to return to the main menu.

4. Displaying Net Dog Status

a.  Select M)onitor from the main menu.
b.  Select S)ystem from the Monitor menu. The current

status of the system will be displayed. (See Fig. 22)
These status points can only be observed by moni-

toring at the configuration port.

c.  You can now select another control function or press

<Esc> to return to the main menu.

Ping Section

The Ping section allows you to activate manual pings

and to view ping status. This same function can be acti-
vated from the Edit/Ping Info submenu. (See Table G)

1.  Select P)ing from the main menu.
2.  Enter the address ID (1 through 32) you wish to

ping <Enter>. Fig. 22 shows an example of pinging
address ID 1.
Note: 1-32 are shortcuts for defined IP entries or
any full IP address. For example, 3 = 3rd address in
IP address table (See. Fig. 15)

3.  The device will be pinged repeatedly and the result

of each ping will be displayed on the screen (see
Fig. 23). 
OK = device responding
NOK (error code) = device not responding. 
(See Table K for error codes).

4.  Press any key to stop pinging. 
5.  Enter another pinged device number or press <Esc>

to return to the main menu.

Fig. 21 - To operate control point relays, select

C)ontrols from the M)onitor menu.

Table J - Control Point Operating Modes

Description

Mode 

O)pr

Operate - turn the relay on 
until released (latch the relay).

R)ls

Release - Turn off a latched relay.

M)om

Momentary - turn the relay on briefly 
and then automatically release it.

Fig. 22 - To view the status of the system status

points, select S)ystem from the M)onitor submenu.

Fig. 23 - To manually ping a device, 

select P)ing from the main menu.

Fail Code

Explanation

1
4
8

10
15
24
26
29
39

endpoint address not available
ARP table is full

invalid interface number

invalid ping response

interface is closed
network is down, i.e. send failed

out of DCUs, i.e. packets
stack has not been initialized
operation timed out

Table K - Fail Codes

D-PC-295-10A-0V
May 5, 2000

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Содержание Net Dog 82 IP

Страница 1: ...ains secure through power outages in non volatile RAM Status LEDs on the Net Dog give you a quick glance indication of problems on site Some of the mentioned applications require external sensors Net Dog is easy to install with connectors for all ports and captive screw lug terminals for alarm and control wiring Net Dog mounts on any vertical flat surface or you can just set it on top of your desk...

Страница 2: ... TTL alarm source by moving jumpers on the PC board The alarm inputs are set by factory default for dry contact alarm sources jumpers A C See Fig 3 for a schematic representation of the input configurations A To change an input for TTL remove the six screws on the sides of the case and lift off the cover B Locate the jumper area in the bottom right area of the circuit board Refer to Fig 5 to deter...

Страница 3: ...device and configuration port Female DB9 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 J10 J11 J26 J27 J28 J29 J30 J31 J5 J12 J13 J14 J24 J25 J22 J23 E F A B C D A B C D Alarm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 E F Fig 4 Each alarm input has four configuration options AL 1A AL 1B Vcc TTL Internally Biased jumpers B D F AL 1A AL 1B Cont...

Страница 4: ...bottom level pressing Esc twice returns to the top menu 1 Edit the System Information Perform the following steps to configure your Net Dog If you change a field the change is made when you press Enter Table A System Submenu Fields Fig 8 To begin configuration select E dit from the main menu then s Y stem from the E dit submenu Field Description Name Trap Community Name for SNMP TRAPS User designa...

Страница 5: ...the field you want to change and make the desired changes Fig 11 shows an example of changing the entries for the Pager 3 field c Press Enter d When you have changed all the fields that need changing press the escape key Esc to return to the System submenu Field Description Baud Wfmt Port data rate 300 1200 4800 2400 9600 The default baud is 9600 Port word format default designation is 8 N 1 Data ...

Страница 6: ...ed changes Fig 14 shows an example of changing the entries for the Description field for point 1 c Press Enter d When you have changed all the fields that need changing press the escape key Esc twice to return to the System menu Fig 12 To edit the pager parameters select Pa G er from the E dit submenu Fig 13 To edit the Alarm Point Settings select E dit then the A larms submenu Field Description I...

Страница 7: ... PINGs before a FAIL is declared Likewise the CYCLE time should be set to several times the TRY time Table G Ping Information Submenu Fields Table H Timer Settings Fig 15 To edit the ping information select E dit then the pi N g submenu Field Description ID Fixed number designating the line number in the list of devices to be pinged Description Description of the device to be pinged IP Address Add...

Страница 8: ...atus of the first 16 pinged devices will be displayed Fig 20 Press Tab to view the next 16 devices c You can now select another monitor function or press Esc to return to the main menu T 8 sec C 1 min Note default times shown F 5 min C C C C Fig 17 When a target fails to respond to a ping within the fail time period a fault is declared Fig 18 To make changes effective select N Vram then W rite fro...

Страница 9: ...22 shows an example of pinging address ID 1 Note 1 32 are shortcuts for defined IP entries or any full IP address For example 3 3rd address in IP address table See Fig 15 3 The device will be pinged repeatedly and the result of each ping will be displayed on the screen see Fig 23 OK device responding NOK error code device not responding See Table K for error codes 4 Press any key to stop pinging 5...

Страница 10: ... device SNMP managers Net Dog reports to your SNMP manager will appear on screen as described in the docu mentation for your SNMP manager Alphanumeric Pager Descriptions Clear Channel Connection A clear channel connection allows you to remotely access the craft port of a device that is connected to the Net Dog s COM1 port via Ethernet Proceed as follows 1 Connect a Telnet client to TCP port 2002 a...

Страница 11: ... not simulate alarms by taking critical equipment off line open or temporarily short the alarm input to simulate a failure Do not operate control points if critical equipment will be affected disconnect the control point wires and use a con tinuity meter to verify operation then reconnect the wires ...

Страница 12: ... regarding this procedure Options and Model Numbers D PC 295 10A 01 Net Dog 82 IP 120 VAC D PC 295 10A 02 Net Dog 82 IP 24 VDC D PC 295 10A 04 Net Dog 82 IP 48 VDC Shipping List Download cable D PR 045 10A 02 Power cable transformer D PR 107 10A 00 Operation guide OG113939 001 Mib trap file disk D SW 790 10A 00 Ethernet cable 8ft RJ45 to RJ45 D PR 923 10A 08 DPM mounting kit 1 005 0001 00 Mounting...

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