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Instruction Manual
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2 RMS-CONVERTER
2.1 General
The RMS-CONVERTER provides simple integration of digital devices into the Rotronic Monitoring System.
Whereas standard RMS devices send data directly to the RMS server software and database, other devices
cannot. The RMS-CONVERTER does this for non-RMS digital devices: the RMS-CONVERTER collects the
measurement values and system data of a digital device, buffers this data on the integrated SQL database and
sends them to the server software. As such, the RMS-CONVERTER acts as a communication interface
translating a standard or proprietary protocol for RMS.
2.2 Power Supply
The digital input module has the following power supply:

5 VDC (a 230AC/5VDC converter is included).
2.3 Interface
The communication interface of the RMS-CONVERTER is TCP/IP.
2.4 Limit of measurement points
The RMS-CONVERTER can integrate a limited number of measurement points into RMS.
The limit is defined within the order code: RMS-CONVERTER-xxx, where the xxx is the number of
measurement points.

RMS-CONVERTER-100: integration of 100 measurement points.
IMPORTANT: Each device has a certain number of measurement points. Do not confound the number
of measuring points with the number of devices.
2.5 MS SQL database
2.5.1 Data logging
The values of every measurement are saved in the memory with the time stamp. The RMS-CONVERTER logs
data within the onboard MS SQL database. In case of a communication interruption between the RMS server
software and the RMS-CONVERTER, the data will be stored for a maximum of 7 days.
IMPORTANT: The RMS-CONVERTER has no backup battery or integrated power supply, meaning that
the log function is only active when power is supplied to the device!