Multitel Fusion User manual

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USER MANUAL
FUSION
FIRM SuiteTM Compatible
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Document Name:
GUSM_FUSIONv4_82
Issue:
5.4
Revised by:
Maxim Greaves, Marketing
Date (MM/DD/YYYY):
12/05/2018

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................15
1.1 GENERAL...................................................................................................................................15
1.2 PRODUCT APPLICATION...........................................................................................................15
1.3 QUICK REFERENCE INFORMATION.........................................................................................17
1.4 CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACT..............................................................................................19
1.4.1 Customer Training.............................................................................................................19
2FUSION COMPONENTS..........................................................................................20
2.1 INTERNAL MODULES ................................................................................................................20
2.1.1 CPU module......................................................................................................................20
2.1.2 EXP I/O cards....................................................................................................................20
2.1.3 Optional front panel module...............................................................................................21
2.2 SMART MODULE EXPANSION (SMX-48BI AND SMX-24AI) ......................................................22
2.3 EXPANSION SHELF OR EXPANSION MODULE 1U1S WITH I/O CARDS..................................23
2.3.1 Analog card.......................................................................................................................23
2.3.2 Event card.........................................................................................................................23
2.3.3 Output card........................................................................................................................23
2.4 COMMUNICATION PORTS.........................................................................................................24
3FUSION SETUP........................................................................................................25
3.1 USERS AND ACCESS LEVELS..................................................................................................27
3.2 ALARM PRIORITY LEVELS ........................................................................................................28
3.3 GENERAL SYSTEM PARAMETERS...........................................................................................29
3.3.1 Network Time Protocol (NTP) ............................................................................................30
3.3.2 Time offset from UTC.........................................................................................................31
3.3.3 Colours associated with the Alarm priority levels................................................................31
3.4 EXP I/O CARDS (HYBRID CARDS).............................................................................................31
3.4.1 EXP card configuration......................................................................................................32
3.5 ANALOG INPUT CHANNELS (EXP1, EXP2 AND SMX-24AI)......................................................32
3.5.1 Analog input channel operation (hybrid).............................................................................33
3.5.2 Analog input channels configuration...................................................................................34
3.6 BINARY INPUT CHANNELS (EXP1, EXP2, EXP3, EXP4 AND SMX-48BI)..................................35
3.6.1 Binary input channel operation...........................................................................................35
3.6.2 Binary input channels configuration (Dry Contact Input) .....................................................36
3.7 BINARY OUTPUT CHANNELS (EXP1, EXP2 AND EXP4)...........................................................37
3.7.1 Binary output channel operation.........................................................................................38
3.7.2 Binary output channels configuration..................................................................................38
3.7.3 Triggered mode.................................................................................................................39
3.7.4 Pulsed mode......................................................................................................................39
3.8 SMX AND GENERIC MODBUS MODULES (64)..........................................................................40
3.8.1 Generic module configuration ............................................................................................40
3.8.2 Binary Fail Signal associated with the generic modules......................................................42
3.8.3 Generic module’s analog input channels configuration .......................................................42
3.8.4 Generic module’s binary input channels configuration ........................................................43
3.8.5 Generic module’s analog output channels configuration .....................................................44
3.8.6 Generic module’s binary output channels configuration ......................................................47
3.8.7 SMX module configuration................................................................................................48
3.8.8 SMX-48BI’s binary input channels configuration.................................................................48
3.8.9 SMX-24AI’s analog input channels configuration ................................................................49
3.8.10 SMX module specific binary channel configuration.............................................................51
3.9 SNMPGET MODULES (16) .........................................................................................................52
3.9.1 SNMPget modules configuration........................................................................................53

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3.9.2 SNMPGet’s Analog input channels configuration................................................................54
3.9.3 SNMPGet’s Binary input channel configuration ..................................................................55
3.10 PING ALARMS (32)...................................................................................................................56
3.11 FRONT PANEL’S LED (OPTION) ..............................................................................................56
3.12 AUDIBLE ALARMS (OPTION) ...................................................................................................57
3.13 TRIGGERING SOURCES..........................................................................................................58
3.13.1 List of possible triggering sources......................................................................................58
3.13.2 List of binary fail signals (BF).............................................................................................59
3.14 SETTING DATE AND TIME.......................................................................................................60
3.15 PERFORMING VARIOUS RESETS...........................................................................................60
3.15.1 Reset operating parameters...............................................................................................61
3.15.2 Reset statistics and history files.........................................................................................61
3.15.3 Reset all occurrences counters..........................................................................................62
3.15.4 Performing a reboot...........................................................................................................62
3.15.5 Reset energy counter.........................................................................................................62
3.15.6 Reset communication statistics for one module..................................................................62
3.15.7 Unlatch SMX module, event fusion (FxEx), event card (CxEy) or group (Gx)......................62
3.15.8 Initialistion of chronometer and watthour............................................................................63
3.15.9 View or reset an occurrence counter..................................................................................63
4USER INTERFACES ................................................................................................64
4.1 HTTP(S) INTERFACE (HTTP PROTOCOL).................................................................................64
4.1.1 HTTP(S) interface overview...............................................................................................64
4.1.2 Login into the HTTP(S) interface........................................................................................64
4.1.3 Menus description..............................................................................................................66
4.1.4 Alarms, Views, I/O channels and Derived channels............................................................70
4.1.5 Graphic and daily statistics for mnemonics representing analog values..............................72
4.1.6 History for mnemonics representing binary values..............................................................73
4.1.7 File transfer .......................................................................................................................73
4.1.8 System information............................................................................................................75
4.1.9 Links..................................................................................................................................79
4.1.10 HMI Views (Human Machine Interface)..............................................................................79
4.1.11 Charts (Line charts)...........................................................................................................82
4.2 COMMAND LINE INTERFACE (ASCII PROTOCOL) ...................................................................83
4.2.1 Terminal communication session (TELNET or SSH) ..........................................................83
4.2.2 Login sequence .................................................................................................................83
4.2.3 Logout sequence...............................................................................................................84
4.2.4 Editing parameters.............................................................................................................84
4.2.5 Available commands (HELP) .............................................................................................84
4.2.6 File transfer .......................................................................................................................87
5STATISTICS AND LOG FILES ................................................................................88
5.1 WORKING WITH STATISTICAL DATA........................................................................................88
5.1.1 Setting detailed triggered statistic files................................................................................88
5.1.2 Setting the BSTAT1 Protected Triggered Statistics file.......................................................91
5.1.3 Setting daily statistic files list..............................................................................................92
5.1.4 Setting peak statistics........................................................................................................93
5.2 DISPLAYING HISTORY DATA FILES..........................................................................................95
5.2.1 History log file....................................................................................................................95
5.2.2 The system log file.............................................................................................................97
5.3 CONFIGURATION FILE ............................................................................................................100
5.4 IMAGE FILES (HMI VIEW).........................................................................................................100
5.5 NOTE FILE................................................................................................................................101
5.6 EXPORTATION TO MICROSOFT EXCEL.................................................................................102

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6AUTOMATION FUNCTIONS..................................................................................103
6.1 LOGICAL EQUATIONS.............................................................................................................103
6.1.1 Examples of logical equations..........................................................................................103
6.1.2 The "ON" binary channel..................................................................................................103
6.2 GROUPS (200)..........................................................................................................................104
6.2.1 Group application example ..............................................................................................104
6.3 PROGRAMMABLE DELAYS AND PROGRAMMABLE DELAY VALUES (128) ..........................105
6.3.1 Programmable delays......................................................................................................105
6.3.2 Keepalive.........................................................................................................................106
6.3.3 Programmable delay values.............................................................................................106
6.3.4 Delay application examples..............................................................................................107
6.4 TIME SET POINTS (TSP) (64)...................................................................................................109
6.4.1 TSP application examples................................................................................................110
6.5 BINARY MANUALS (128)..........................................................................................................110
6.6 PID CONTROLLERS (8)............................................................................................................111
6.6.1 Application example of a PID...........................................................................................114
7SOFTWARE FUNCTIONS......................................................................................115
7.1 CALLOUTS (32) ........................................................................................................................115
7.1.1 Multitel protocol ...............................................................................................................115
7.1.2 Trap SNMP protocol........................................................................................................116
7.1.3 Email protocol..................................................................................................................117
7.1.4 ASCII/TL1 protocol ..........................................................................................................119
7.1.5 ASCII/ACK protocol .........................................................................................................120
7.1.6 Intelligent text message and partial TL-1 messages.........................................................121
7.1.7 Keepalive.........................................................................................................................122
7.2 DIALUP BRIDGE (8)..................................................................................................................122
7.2.1 Dialup bridge application example....................................................................................123
7.3 THRESHOLDS (1500)...............................................................................................................128
7.3.1 Threshold application examples.......................................................................................130
7.4 VIEWS (32) ...............................................................................................................................131
7.5 CHRONOMETERS (10).............................................................................................................132
7.5.1 Application example for chronometers..............................................................................132
7.6 WATTHOUR CHANNELS (AWH) (10) .......................................................................................133
7.6.1 Application example for AWH channels............................................................................133
7.7 ARITHMETIC CHANNELS (220)................................................................................................133
7.7.1 Arithmetic application example.........................................................................................134
7.8 CONSTANT CHANNELS (32)....................................................................................................135
7.8.1 Constant application example ..........................................................................................135
7.9 DUTY CYCLE/AVERAGE CHANNELS (10)...............................................................................136
7.9.1 Configuration examples for the Computation start time coordinate parameter...................137
7.9.2 Duty Cycle/average application example..........................................................................137
7.10 LOOKUP TABLE CHANNELS (4).............................................................................................138
7.10.1 Configuration examples for a RF Power Meter.................................................................138
7.11 LEAD/LAG (4)..........................................................................................................................139
7.11.1 Application example for lead/lag.......................................................................................139
8SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS....................................................................................140
8.1 SMART MODULE EXPANSION (SMX-48BI & SMX-24AI) .........................................................140
8.1.1 SMX module characteristics.............................................................................................140
8.1.2 SMX module specifications..............................................................................................140
8.1.3 SMX module installation...................................................................................................141
8.1.4 SMX-48BI back panel review...........................................................................................142
8.1.5 SMX-24AI back panel review...........................................................................................142
8.1.6 Powering the SMX modules.............................................................................................142

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8.1.7 SMX MODBUS setup.......................................................................................................143
8.1.8 SMX MODBUS Wiring.....................................................................................................146
8.1.9 SMX-48BI Alarm Connector (J3) “wiring...........................................................................147
8.1.10 SMX-24AI analog input wiring..........................................................................................148
8.1.11 Uploading the SMX module code.....................................................................................149
8.2 DOOR ACCESS CONTROL (4).................................................................................................150
8.2.1 System description ..........................................................................................................150
8.2.2 HID card reader setup into FUSION.................................................................................151
8.2.3 Access Control Channels.................................................................................................152
8.2.4 Schedule Channels..........................................................................................................153
8.3 REMOTE MODBUS DISPLAY (RMD)........................................................................................155
8.3.1 Application example.........................................................................................................156
9COMMUNICATION.................................................................................................157
9.1 FRONT RS-232 AND USB PORT..............................................................................................157
9.1.1 Port configuration.............................................................................................................158
9.2 REAR RS-232 PORT.................................................................................................................159
9.2.1 RS-232 REAR PORT CONFIGURATION.........................................................................159
9.2.2 External modem connection.............................................................................................160
9.2.3 Pass Through (HUB command) .......................................................................................160
9.2.4 Port Forwarding Protocol .................................................................................................161
9.3 REAR MLINK (RS-485) AND RS-485 PORTS:...........................................................................162
9.3.1 MODBUS connector ........................................................................................................164
9.3.2 MLINK and RS-485 ports configuration............................................................................164
9.3.3 MODBUS MODULES ......................................................................................................165
9.3.4 MODBUS RTU protocol...................................................................................................166
9.3.5 External Private Data Network (PDN) connection.............................................................166
9.4 REAR 56K MODEM (OPTIONAL)..............................................................................................167
9.4.1 56K modem configuration................................................................................................168
9.5 REAR ETHERNET PORT..........................................................................................................169
9.5.1 Ethernet connection.........................................................................................................169
9.5.2 TCP/IP stack protocol (DNS)............................................................................................171
9.5.3 100 BASE/T Ethernet port configuration...........................................................................171
9.5.4 TCP port configuration.....................................................................................................172
9.5.5 Ethernet cellular router.....................................................................................................173
9.5.6 NTP protocol....................................................................................................................173
9.5.7 SNMP protocol ................................................................................................................174
9.5.8 SNMP trap.......................................................................................................................175
9.5.9 SNMP protocol configuration parameters.........................................................................176
9.5.10 SNMP parameter View on the HTTP(S) interface.............................................................177
9.5.11 Email protocol (SMTP).....................................................................................................177
9.5.12 SSL protocol (HTTPS).....................................................................................................178
9.5.13 SSH protocol...................................................................................................................179
9.5.14 RADIUS protocol .............................................................................................................180
9.5.15 SYSLOG protocol............................................................................................................182
10 SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................................................185
10.1 MECHANICAL .........................................................................................................................185
10.2 ELECTRICAL...........................................................................................................................185
10.3 ENVIRONMENTAL..................................................................................................................186
10.4 TELECOM, DIGITAL AND SAFETY COMPLIANCE.................................................................186
10.4.1 Electrical Safety...............................................................................................................187
10.4.2 RoHS Compliancy ...........................................................................................................187
10.4.3 ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE (EMI)................................................................187
10.5 FUSION & SMX MODULE’S I/O CHANNELS...........................................................................188
10.6 COMMUNICATION PORTS.....................................................................................................189

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10.7 MODBUS MODULES...............................................................................................................190
10.7.1 Generic MODBUS modules .............................................................................................190
10.7.2 SMX Module (SMX-48BI & SMX-24AI).............................................................................190
10.8 EXPANSION SHELF I/O CARDS.............................................................................................191
10.9 DATE AND TIME PRECISION.................................................................................................192
10.10 BATTERY BACKUP.............................................................................................................192
11 INSTALLATION......................................................................................................193
11.1 PREPARING TO INSTALL FUSION.........................................................................................193
11.1.1 Equipment supplied by Multitel.........................................................................................194
11.1.2 Required tools and/or material not supplied by Multitel.....................................................194
11.2 MOUNTING FUSION...............................................................................................................195
11.2.1 Airflow management........................................................................................................195
11.2.2 Rack mounting.................................................................................................................195
11.2.3 Wall mounting..................................................................................................................197
11.2.4 Chassis ground................................................................................................................197
11.2.5 Wiring power input...........................................................................................................198
11.3 WIRING I/O CHANNELS..........................................................................................................199
11.3.1 Cabling and wiring distance .............................................................................................203
11.4 WIRING ANALOG INPUT CHANNELS.....................................................................................205
11.4.1 Connecting a DC voltage input.........................................................................................206
11.4.2 Connecting a shunt to monitor DC current........................................................................207
11.4.3 Connecting DC current transducer...................................................................................208
11.4.4 Connecting temperature probes.......................................................................................209
11.4.5 Connecting a humidity sensor..........................................................................................213
11.4.6 Connecting AC current transducer...................................................................................214
11.4.7 Connecting AC voltage transformer..................................................................................215
11.5 WIRING BINARY INPUT CHANNELS (DRY CONTACTS) .......................................................217
11.6 WIRING BINARY OUTPUT CHANNELS (RELAY)....................................................................218
11.7 BUILDING AUTOMATION........................................................................................................218
11.8 WIRING MODBUS MODULES TO THE FUSION.....................................................................218
11.9 FUSION START-UP.................................................................................................................220
11.9.1 Installation checklist.........................................................................................................220
11.9.2 System operation checklist ..............................................................................................221
12 MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................222
12.1 CALIBRATION.........................................................................................................................222
12.1.1 Purpose and Scope .........................................................................................................222
12.1.2 FUSION analog step-by-step calibration procedure (EXP1 & EXP2).................................224
12.1.3 Calibrating the humidity channel (FUSION only, F1A5) ....................................................225
12.1.4 SMX-24AI analog step-by-step calibration procedure.......................................................225
12.1.5 Calibration report.............................................................................................................227
12.2 TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................................................228
12.2.1 FUSION troubleshooting problems...................................................................................228
12.2.2 FUSION POWER/FAIL LED.............................................................................................229
12.2.3 SMX module troubleshooting...........................................................................................230
12.2.4 Expansion Shelf - I/O CARD problem (analog, event or output)........................................232
12.2.5 Expansion Shelf - I/O cards POWER/FAIL LED ...............................................................232
12.3 MEMORY BACKUP BATTERY REPLACEMENT.....................................................................233
13 ABBREVIATIONS ..................................................................................................234
14 APPENDIX A –IP ADDRESS AND SUBNET MASK ............................................235
14.1 CLASS A NETWORK (IP ADDRESS1.N.N.N TO 127.N.N.N)...................................................235
14.2 CLASS B NETWORK (IP ADDRESS 128.0.N.N TO 191.255.NNN.NNN)..................................235

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14.3 CLASS C NETWORK (IP ADDRESS 192.0.0.XXX TO 223.255.255.XXX)................................235
14.4 NETWORK ADDRESS.............................................................................................................235
14.5 BROADCAST ADDRESS.........................................................................................................236
14.6 IP NETMASK...........................................................................................................................236
14.7 PRIVATE IP NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET .....................................................................236
14.8 NETWORK REQUEST FOR COMMENTS (RFC).....................................................................236
15 APPENDIX B - SNMP INFORMATION ..................................................................237
16 INDEX.....................................................................................................................239

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FIGURES
Figure 1 - Typical Application Diagram.............................................................................................................17
Figure 2 - FUSION Internal Overview...............................................................................................................20
Figure 3- Front panel overview (16 LED shown)..............................................................................................21
Figure 4 - FUSION front panel without and with LED.......................................................................................22
Figure 5 - Communication ports overview ........................................................................................................24
Figure 6 - Stable process typical response......................................................................................................112
Figure 7 –Dialup bridge general concept........................................................................................................122
Figure 8 –Dialup bridge reference diagram.....................................................................................................124
Figure 9 –Dialup bridge Example...................................................................................................................127
Figure 10 –FUSION and SMX rack mounting options.....................................................................................141
Figure 11 –SMX Power input wiring ...............................................................................................................143
Figure 12 –SMX Typical MODBUS setup.......................................................................................................145
Figure 13 –SMX Alternative MODBUS setup..................................................................................................145
Figure 14 –SMX MODBUS wiring...................................................................................................................146
Figure 15 –SMX-48BI Champ connector pinout..............................................................................................147
Figure 16 –SMX-24AI analog input channel connector pinout.........................................................................148
Figure 17 - Schema showing the use of one (1) HID card reader.....................................................................150
Figure 18 –Pass through peripheral intelligent connections (HUB command) .................................................161
Figure 19 - Modem connection........................................................................................................................167
Figure 20 - Typical LAN connections...............................................................................................................169
Figure 21 - Ethernet connection......................................................................................................................170
Figure 22 - Typical cellular router connections.................................................................................................173
Figure 23 - Typical infrastructure monitoring application..................................................................................193
Figure 24 - Air flow through chassis................................................................................................................195
Figure 25 - FUSION rack installation...............................................................................................................196
Figure 26 - Chassis ground.............................................................................................................................198
Figure 27 - Wiring power input........................................................................................................................199
Figure 28- I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP1.....................................................................................200
Figure 29 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP1-EXP2..........................................................................200
Figure 30 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP1-EXP3..........................................................................200
Figure 31 - I/O channels pin- out FUSION option EXP1-EXP4.........................................................................201
Figure 32 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP3....................................................................................201
Figure 33 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP3-EXP3..........................................................................201
Figure 34 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP3-EXP4..........................................................................202
Figure 35 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP4....................................................................................202
Figure 36 - I/O channels pin-out FUSION option EXP4-EXP4..........................................................................202
Figure 37 –Binary input channels pin-out SMX-48BI.......................................................................................203
Figure 38 - Analog input channels pin-out SMX-24AI.......................................................................................203
Figure 39 - DC voltage measurement..............................................................................................................207
Figure 40 - DC shunt current measurement.....................................................................................................208
Figure 41 –Split Core DC current measurements ...........................................................................................209
Figure 42 - Ambient temperature measurement (M-4107) ...............................................................................210
Figure 43 - Sealed battery temperature measurement (M-4103)......................................................................211
Figure 44 - Surface temperature measurement (M-4111)................................................................................211
Figure 45 - Exterior temperature measurement (M-4115)................................................................................212
Figure 46 - Humidity sensor (M-4109).............................................................................................................213
Figure 47 - Single phase AC current measurements .......................................................................................214
Figure 48 - Single phase 120 volt measurement..............................................................................................215
Figure 49 - Single phase 240 volt measurement..............................................................................................216
Figure 50 - Binary Input channel detection circuit............................................................................................217
Figure 51 - Binary input channel connections..................................................................................................217
Figure 52 - Typical relay output channel connection (EXP1-EXP2)..................................................................218
Figure 53 - Two wire RS-485 Subnet ..............................................................................................................219
Figure 546 –FUSION and SMX-24AI signal processing circuit........................................................................223
Figure 557 - Calibration menu for FUSION analog channels............................................................................224

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Figure 568 - Calibration menu for SMX-24AI analog channels.........................................................................226

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TABLES
Table 1- Frequently asked questions................................................................................................................17
Table 2 - Mnemonics identification examples ...................................................................................................25
Table 3 - USER[x] configuration Parameters...................................................................................................27
Table 4 - General System Parameters Configuration.......................................................................................29
Table 5 - Main & Auxiliary EXP I/O modules combinations..............................................................................31
Table 6 - F[x] Configuration Parameters...........................................................................................................32
Table 7 - Main & Auxiliary hybrid analog input channel types...........................................................................32
Table 8- FxAy and MxAy Configuration Parameters........................................................................................34
Table 9 - FxEy & MxEy Configuration Parameters...........................................................................................36
Table 10 - FxOy Configuration Parameters .....................................................................................................38
Table 11 –M[x] Configuration parameters for a generic module......................................................................40
Table 12 - MxAy Configuration parameters for a generic module.....................................................................42
Table 13 - MxEy Configuration parameters for a generic module.....................................................................43
Table 14 - MxRy Configuration parameters for a generic module.....................................................................45
Table 15 - MxOy Configuration parameters for a generic module ....................................................................47
Table 16 - Any SMX module configuration parameters M[x] ............................................................................48
Table 17 - MxEy configuration parameters for a SMX-48BI module.................................................................48
Table 18- MxAy configuration parameters for a SMX-24AI ..............................................................................50
Table 19 –SMX-24AI specific binary fail channels M[x]S[y].............................................................................51
Table 20 - SMX-48BI specific binary fail channels M[x]S[y]..............................................................................51
Table 21 - Any SMX module specific binary channel parameters M[x]S[y].......................................................51
Table 22 - GT[x] Configuration Parameters.....................................................................................................53
Table 23 - GTxAy Configuration Parameters...................................................................................................54
Table 24 - GTxEy Configuration Parameters...................................................................................................55
Table 25 - PING[x] Configuration Parameters..................................................................................................56
Table 26 - LED[x] Configuration Parameters...................................................................................................56
Table 27 - LED front panel colour meaning .....................................................................................................57
Table 28 - Audible Alarm Configuration Parameters........................................................................................57
Table 29 - Audible monitoring triggering sources.............................................................................................57
Table 30 - Triggering source possible logical status ........................................................................................58
Table 31 - List of all possible triggering sources..............................................................................................58
Table 32 - List of all Binary Fail (BF) ...............................................................................................................59
Table 33 - Menus description for HTTP(S) interface........................................................................................66
Table 34 - Configuration commands for different user levels............................................................................84
Table 35 - Display commands for different user levels.....................................................................................85
Table 36 - Utility commands for different user levels........................................................................................86
Table 37 - TSTAT[x] File Configuration Parameters ........................................................................................88
Table 38 - BSTAT1 File Configuration Parameters..........................................................................................91
Table 39 - DLIST1 File Configuration Parameters...........................................................................................92
Table 40 - Operands for logical equations.......................................................................................................103
Table 41 - G[x] Configuration Parameters.......................................................................................................104
Table 42 - DEL[x] Configuration Parameters...................................................................................................105
Table 43 - TSP[x] Configuration Parameters...................................................................................................109
Table 44 - BM[x] Configuration Parameters.....................................................................................................111
Table 45 - PID[x] Configuration parameters.....................................................................................................112
Table 46 - COUT[x] Configuration Parameters for Multitel protocol..................................................................115
Table 47 - COUT[x] Configuration Parameters for TRAP SNMP protocol.........................................................116
Table 48 - COUT[x] Configuration Parameters for email protocol.....................................................................117
Table 49 - COUT[x] Configuration Parameters for ASCII/ TL1 protocol............................................................119
Table 50 - COUT[x] Configuration Parameters for ASCII/ ACK protocol...........................................................120
Table 51 - DB[x] Configuration Parameters.....................................................................................................123
Table 52 - TH[x] Configuration Parameters (analog channel)...........................................................................128
Table 53 - TH[x] Configuration Parameters (occurrence counter) ....................................................................129
Table 54 - CVIEW[x] Configuration Parameters...............................................................................................131