Packet Power E306-0000, Руководство по установке

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NODE ID : Each monitoring node is equipped with a device ID code marked on
the top of the monitor. This device ID code will also be transmitted
electronically and can be obtained by the QR code printed on the device label.
The device ID will identify the nodes on the various monitoring and
configuration applications.
ADDING MONITORING NODES AND SCALING THE NETWORK
: The Packet Power architecture allows up
to 150 monitoring devices (power or environmental) per Gateway. Gateways can be added to increase
system capacity and add redundancy. Redundant Gateways are always recommended for critical
systems. The system can be scaled by simply adding an additional Gateway(s) to support thousands of
modules per network. Additional Gateways will automatically optimize the network configuration and
balance the data traffic between them.
CONNECTIVITY: T he monitor is designed to interface with the Packet Power Ethernet Gateway module.
Multiple monitors (up to 150) may be used with a single Gateway. Refer to the Ethernet Gateway (EG3)
device manual for information. Depending on the information required two versions of Gateways are
available with SNMP or ModBus TCP/IP output for integration with third party monitoring systems. All
Gateways are also capable of simultaneous communication with the EMX monitoring portal.
EMX Portal version : The EMX Energy manager is a plug and play monitoring solution that is the easiest
way to view, log and manage data from all Packet Power monitoring devices. The system offers easy
access to energy analysis, real-time data and historical reports; user defined alerts via email or SMS and
detailed, easily customized reports. Refer to the EMX brochure for a product overview. -
http://www.packetpower.com/Portals/23344/docs/em3.pdf
Device
ID