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servers back to the defaults. The unit attempts to contact the timeservers while booting up. If a timeserver is unavailable, all log time
stamps will present time as the number of seconds since the unit was powered up. Note: that the time and date are not adjusted for
daylight savings time. Setting the time zone offset forward and backward an hour will cause a gap or overwriting of logs,
respectively.
Telnet
When using Telnet to connect to the unit, the Administrator username and password from the Configuration page will be required. If
the Administrator user is not configured, the Telnet server will be enabled, but logins will be impossible. The Telnet server can be
disabled on the Configuration page. Available Telnet commands can be found by using the command "help".
The following are some commonly used Telnet commands:
Airflowset – Resets the internal airflow sensor such that the current flow is measured as '20'.
Exit – Terminates the Telnet connection.
Reboot – Reboots the controller board remotely. Power distribution is not affected.
Report – Displays a report of all connected sensors and their current values.
Time – Displays the current date and time according to the unit if the unit has contacted an NTP server.
Systeminfo – Displays general information about the unit, including: Unit type, Software version and MAC address.
SNMP
The unit is accessible via SNMP and can be configured to send out SNMP traps to a maximum of 4 IP addresses when alarm
conditions are met. The community string defaults to "public," but is user-customizable on the Configuration page. The MIB is
downloadable via a link at the top of the web interface. The MIB is walk-able via any SNMP browser, but will have to be imported
before doing so. The SNMP service can be disabled via the Configuration page. A test SNMP trap can be sent from the
Configuration page.
E-Mail
The unit is capable of sending e-mail to a maximum of 5 e-mail addresses when alarm conditions are met. E-mail settings are on the
Configuration page. An SMTP server, a "From" address and a "To" address are required to send email alerts. Some e-mail servers
are password protected and will require a POP server, username and password for validation. In most cases, the username does not
have to match the "From" address, but does need to be a valid user on the POP server. Microsoft Exchange servers will have to be set
to allow SMTP relay from the IP address of the unit. A local network administrator will have to change this setting. A test email can
be sent from the Configuration page.
Daily Affirmation
Daily Affirmation allows the users to choose a frequency with which the unit will forward a full status report to their e-mail. This
status report can come hourly, every 2, 4, 8, or 12 hours, or once daily (24 hours). This feature allows you to know that everything is
still running, and gives you an update on all attached devices as well. Set-up of this feature is on the Configuration page under "Status
Reports".
Owner Contact Information
Owner contact information can be entered on the Configuration page and will display at the bottom of the web interface.
Optional Console Integration
In addition to its own web interface, Console Software is available. Console Software allows convenient, one screen monitoring of
multiple units via simple web-based interface, streamlined firmware updating and consolidation of alarm settings.
Optional Accessory - CCAT
The CCAT is a Serial Bus Interface that performs an analog to digital conversion for connecting I/O sensors to the Remote Sensor
Ports. Each CCAT contains a unique digital address and is plug and play.
Installing a CCAT requires connecting to the remote sensor port using cable provided. Connect I/O sensor to wires, RED is (+), Black
is (-). The CCAT will be auto-detected, verify I/O sensor is reading on webpage.
Form: GM1063
800-432-3219
www.geistmfg.com
Revision Date: 5/30/08
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