AKCP sensorProbe2 User Manual page 4

F. sensorProbe2
Front view of the SP2
The SP2 back view shows intelligent sensor ports 1 and 2. Standard 10/100MB Ethernet Port and
the 5VDC power input from the AC power adapter.
IMPORTANT NOTE: ALL of our AKCP sensorProbe family of base units now use the 5VDC AC
power adapters. This includes the sensorProbe2, sensorProbe4, sensorProbe8, sensorProbe8-
X20 and X60. Please ALWAYS check the label on the AC power adapter you are connecting to
the sensorProbe unit's power input to make sure you are connecting the correct AC adapter.
Connecting the old 7.5V AC power adapter to the 5VDC type units will damage them and will
VOID our warranty.
Dedicated UPS: AKCP has always highly recommended that you provide dedicated third party
UPS's for the sensorProbe base units. These will protect the units from unstable AC power,
outages and power surges. Any AKCP base units that were not connected to UPS's and
damaged due to the above issues will also VOID our warranty.
SP2 LED's
If you have setup a sensor on a specific port and then unplug it, the LED will flash showing a
"sensor error" this is to warn you that the sensor is no longer plugged in.
The LED's on the sensorProbe2 front panel will display solid green when the sensor is in a
normal status. They will flash at a high rate when a sensor goes into an error status or in a high
warning status threshold that you have set in the units web UI for that sensor.
Status Indicators
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LED indication for Power
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LED for Network Connectivity
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LED for sensor online and threshold status
Note: The SP2 is also available with Power over Ethernet (PoE) instead of a power supply jack.
6. sensorProbe4 and sensorProbe8
Updated until firmware 476
sensorProbe4 Front View
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SP2/SP4/SP8/SP8-X20 Manual
Back view of the SP2