Raritan EMX2-111, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 6: Using the Web Interface
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After disabling the automatic management function:
The EMX no longer automatically manages any newly-added
environmental sensors and actuators, and therefore neither ID numbers
are assigned nor sensor readings or states are available for newly-added
ones.
You must manually manage new sensors/actuators. See
Peripherals
(on
page 101).
Peripherals
If there are Raritan environmental sensor packages connected to the
EMX, they are listed on the Peripherals page. See
Connecting
Environmental Sensor Packages (on page 39).
An environmental sensor package comprises one or some of the
following sensors/actuators:

Numeric sensors: Detectors that show both readings and states,
such as temperature sensors.

State sensors: Detectors that show states only, such as contact
closure sensors.

Actuators: An actuator controls a system or mechanism so it shows
states only.
The EMX communicates with
managed sensors/actuators only and
retrieves their data. It does not communicate with unmanaged ones. See
Managed vs Unmanaged Sensors/Actuators (on page 107).
When the number of "managed" sensors/actuators has not reached the
maximum, the EMX automatically brings newly-detected
sensors/actuators under management by default.

EMX2-111 can manage up to 32 sensors/actuators per unit.

EMX2-888 can manage up to 32 sensors/actuators per sensor
port, but the total CANNOT exceed 130 per unit.