SiteManager Installation Guide

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Table of Contents 1. SiteManager 3134 I/O port overview 1.1. Digital Input Ports 1.1.1. Low-side switching equipment. 1.1.2. High-side switching equipment 1.2. Relay Controlled Output Ports 1.2.1. Low-side and High-side switching equipment. 2. SiteManager 1029/3229 I/O port overview 2.1. Digital Input Ports 2.1.1. Low-side switching equipment. 2.1.2. High-side switching equipment 2.2. Digital Output Ports 2.2.1. Low-side switching equipment. 2.2.2. High-side switching equipment. 3. SiteManager I/O port State configuration 4. Control GateManager access on Input1 5. Trigger Alert on LinkManager connect 5.1. Wiring 5.2. SiteManager IO setup. 5.3. GateManager Alert setup 6. Notices SiteManager 1029/3229/3134 - Working with IO ports Page 2 of 14 Version 1, September 2011 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 7 8 9 9 9 10 14
1. SiteManager 3134 I/O port overview 1.1. Digital Input Ports INPUT PORT toggling on the SiteManager would typically be controlled by a mechanical switch or a relay connected to the GND and Input terminals of the INPUT port. The INPUT port is when not connected, in Open state (corresponds to a connected mechanical switch is turned OFF). Optionally you can control the input port by a digital output from another device. To retain the Open state (switch is turned OFF), the output level from the other device must be open-drain or between 3-12 V. To activate Closed state (corresponds to mechanical switch is turned ON), the output level of the other device must pull down the INPUT port to 0-1 V (pull down current is 0.35mA). Input port 1 is default assigned to toggle GateManager Access. By connecting a simple on/off switch you can control when remote service should be allowed (see also section 3 Control GateManager access on Input1) 1.1.1. Low-side switching equipment. When an input port of the SiteManager 3134 is connected to equipment that has “low-side switching” conductor connections on the output, you can use the SiteManager input ports directly without any external components (such as pull up resistors or relays). 1.1.2. High-side switching equipment When an input port of the SiteManager 3134 is connected to equipment that has “high-side switching” connections on the output, you must apply a circuitry to pull the output towards zero. The following example uses a 24 V relay, which subsequently assumes the output of the equipment to support 24V operation (the coil voltage). SiteManager 1029/3229/3134 - Working with IO ports Page 3 of 14 Version 1, September 2011
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