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  • Page 1 ® NET-PATH ™ Installation and Operation Guide...
  • Page 3 ® NET-PATH ™ Installation and Operation Guide...
  • Page 4 SEB and NET-PATH are trademarks of Teltronics, Inc. Other than those held by Teltronics, Inc., any other brand and product names referenced in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders and are used here for informational purposes only.
  • Page 5 Revision History 01/07 - Revision H • Update to Battery section (Chapt. 2). 04/06 - Revision G • Updated DC input description (Chapts. 1 & 2). 09/05 - Revision F • Updated the Script command line interface command with the “ScriptParm” option (Chapt. 3). 07/05 - Revision E •...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Preface Description and Specifications Introduction ...................... 1-1 Determining the NET-PATH Model ..............1-1 NET-PATH Model Structure ................1-1 Description ......................1-2 Hardware Features .................... 1-3 Hardware Specifications ................... 1-4 Installation Site Requirements ..................... 2-1 Unpacking ......................2-1 Rack Mount Instructions ..................
  • Page 8 Table of Contents Operation General ......................3-1 Interactive Command Mode ................3-2 Connecting to the NET-PATH Serial Port ............3-2 Connecting to the NET-PATH via Modem ............. 3-3 Connecting to the NET-PATH via the Network ..........3-3 Using the Remote Agent Manager to Establish a Dial-Up Connection ... 3-3 Using the Remote Agent Manager to Establish a Network Connection ..
  • Page 9 Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when this equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
  • Page 10 Company or an authorized agent. It is the responsibility of users requiring service to report the need for service to our Company or to one of our authorized agents. Service can be facilitated through our office at: Teltronics Incorporated 2150 Whitfield Industrial Way Sarasota, FL 34243-4046...
  • Page 11 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide The Canadian Department of Communications requires notification of the following: • Equipment Manufacturer: Teltronics, Inc. • Equipment Load Number: SEBea – 9 • Connecting arrangement code: CA11A The load number (LN) assigned to each terminal device denotes the ratio of its load to the total load connected to a telephone loop.
  • Page 12 Notices Save These Instructions Importantes Mesures De Sécurité • Certaines mesures de sécurité doivent être prises pendant l'utilisation de matérial téléphonique afin de réduire les risques d'incendie, de choc électrique et de blessures. En voici quelquesunes: • Ne pas utiliser l'appareil près de l'eau, p. ex., près d'une baignoire, d'un lavabo, d'un évier de cuisine, d'un bac à...
  • Page 13 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide European Warning Community This is a Class A Product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio Related interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.” Requirements This equipment has been tested and is compliant with the EMC and Low Voltage directives of the European Community.
  • Page 14 International Using the SEBea in Austria, Belgium, Germany, Spain and Switzerland Modem Teltronics is required to provide the following information as a condition of the telecommunications conformity to Common Technical Regulation 21 (CTR 21/TBR Operation 21). You may also be responsible for meeting requirements other than those outlined in this document.
  • Page 15 Teltronics product that fails in normal service during the warranty period. The failed product will be repaired or replaced at the option of Teltronics and returned to the customer at Teltronics’ risk and expense. Correction of defects by repair or replacement shall constitute the fulfillment of all obligations of Teltronics with respect to any product sold.
  • Page 16 Teltronics shall not be liable for any special or consequential damages or for loss, damage or expense arising from delays in delivery, use of the equipment or arising from the inability to use the equipment with any other equipment or from any other cause.

  • Page 17: Preface

    Preface This manual provides instructions for installing, verifying, and troubleshooting the NET-PATH remote agent device. The NET-PATH is a highly flexible, solid-state data-collection and events-reporting device that you can use with a wide variety of applications. The NET-PATH is a critical component of a larger system that usually consists of a computer, application software, and one or more NET-PATH units.
  • Page 18 Preface Notes...

  • Page 19: Description And Specifications

    Description and Specifications Introduction NET-PATH is available in several configurations. All standard models include: • 8 serial ports, 1 NIC • 1 56K BPS modem • 16 contact sensors • 2 output relays (available through RJ45 connector) • 1 DC voltage sensor (requires optional external cable) •...

  • Page 20: Description

    Description and Specifications Figure 1-1 NET-PATH Model Number Format All basic units have four or eight host ports. Technicians can use one of these ports as a dedicated local port, or as a standard host port. Description The NET-PATH is housed in an aluminum case as shown in the following figure. Figure 1-2 NET-PATH Connections for commercial power, the host systems, external sensors, terminal, and the telephone line are on the back of the unit.

  • Page 21: Hardware Features

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Hardware Table 1-1 lists the NET-PATH hardware features, connector arrangements, and field upgrade or replacement. Features Table 1-1: Hardware Features and Connectors Hardware Features Description Standard Configuration Options Communication Ports RS232, make RJ45, DTE 8 RS232 ports 4 ports Network 10/100 Base-T...

  • Page 22: Hardware Specifications

    Description and Specifications Hardware Modem Specifications • 56K internal modem • V.42 MNP (2-4) error correction • V.42 BIS MNP5 data compression • Group 3 Fax Microprocessor • Motorola 860T • 32 MB FLASH Memory • 128 MB S DRAM Dimensions •...
  • Page 23 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Physical Sensor Inputs Depending on the model you choose, the NET-PATH provides multiple RJ45 connections to connect to external physical sensors. The terminals connect to circuits supplying approximately one milliampere when the terminals are shorted. You can set each pair of terminals individually, via software, to detect normally open or normally closed contacts.
  • Page 24 Description and Specifications Notes Page 1-6...

  • Page 25: Installation

    Installation Site When selecting a site for your NET-PATH, refer to the electrical and environmental requirements, see "Environmental Requirements"‚ page 1-4. The NET-PATH is rated Requirements for a wide range of operating temperatures and humidity. However, the best performance and longest life occurs when the temperature is 72° F and relative humidity is 50%.

  • Page 26: Rack Mount Instructions

    Installation Rack Mount Find a suitable location on the rack to mount the NET-PATH device. Leave enough room for cables and locate the device within 5 feet of the power source. When Instructions mounted, the NET-PATH requires 1.75 inches of rack space. We recommend you allow at least a .5-inch gap on the top and bottom to support convection ventilation and servicing.

  • Page 27: Connections

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Connections Connect the host port lines, telephone line, physical sensors, network connections, and power supply connections to the appropriate sockets on the NET-PATH connection panel. Figure 2-3 NET-PATH Connection Panel with 110/220 VAC Power Connection Figure 2-4 NET-PATH Connection Panel with 48 VDC Power Connection Page 2-3...

  • Page 28: Rs232C Connections

    Installation RS232C Connectors for the NET-PATH (labeled Host 1 through Host n) are configured as Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) and use RJ45 connectors. Connections Connect the cables from the NET-PATH host ports to the proper connectors on the host device. If your host system does not provide the DSR signal, you must loopback the DSR and RTS signals on the end of the cable connected to the host and ensure the signal passes through to the cable to the remote agent.

  • Page 29: Telephone Line Connection

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Figure 2-5 DB9 male to RJ45 Cable Connection Loopback Telephone The RJ11C connector on the NET-PATH mates with standard modular cables commonly used with telephone equipment. Connect one end of the cable to the NET- Line PATH and the other end to the wall or floor jack assigned to the telephone line.

  • Page 30: Dry Contact Applications

    Installation Dry Contact Dry contact applications are supported by optioning the sensor for RS232C logic (factory default). The NET-PATH contact sensor circuit provides approximately one Applications milliampere of current when shorted. The user-supplied, physical sensors must provide a dry-contact mechanical closure, such as a relay contact, or the solid state equivalent.

  • Page 31: Wet Contact Application Rs423A

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Note Ground is common for all sensors but individual sensor grounds must be maintained to provide surge protection for each sensor circuit. Wet Contact You can option each sensor independently in order to support RS423A input levels. There are two option straps per sensor that need to be moved, as shown in the NET- Application PATH Contact Sensor Options Strap Locations, page 2-8.

  • Page 32: Contact Sensor Strap Options

    Installation Contact Sensor The top cover must be removed to configure contact sensor strap options. NET-PATH units are shipped with the contacts set to RS232C mode, which is used for the Strap Options majority of sensing applications. If the monitored device only supports RS423A output then select which contact(s) you want to use and strap them for RS423A input.
  • Page 33 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Contact Sensor Option Strap Locations Contact Sensors 1 - 8 Contact Sensors 9 - 16 1 - 4 5 - 8 9 -12 13 -16 Contact Sensors Rear View Figure 2-10 NET-PATH Contact Sensor Option Strap Locations Caution If you do not have both option straps on a given sensor set to the same pin numbers then the sensor will be non functional.

  • Page 34: Contact Sensor Wiring Tables

    Installation Contact Sensor Wiring Tables Contact Sensors 1 - 4 RJ45 Connector Pin # Contact Sensor Inputs 8 Pin Female Sensor 4+ Sensor 3+ Sensor 2+ Sensor 1+ Sensor 1 Gnd Sensor 2 Gnd Sensor 3 Gnd Sensor 4 Gnd Figure 2-11 RJ45 Wiring Table - Contact Sensors 1 - 4 Contact Sensors 5 - 8 RJ45 Connector...

  • Page 35: Output Relays

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Contact Sensors 9 - 12 RJ45 Connector Pin # Contact Sensor Inputs 8 Pin Female Sensor 12+ Sensor 11+ Sensor 10+ Sensor 9+ Sensor 9 Gnd Sensor 10 Gnd Sensor 11 Gnd Sensor 12 Gnd Figure 2-13 RJ45 Wiring Table - Contact Sensors 9 - 12 Contact Sensors 13 - 16 RJ45 Connector...

  • Page 36: Output Relay Specifications

    Installation Output Relay Specifications The relays are designed for low current applications based on the following relay specification. • Max power: 45VA Max • Max Voltage: 150VDC/VAC Max • Max Current: 300ma Max Output Relays Internal Wiring Table Output Relays RJ45 Connector Pin # Contact Sensor Inputs...

  • Page 37: Temperature Sensor

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Note The DC Voltage Sensor input wiring table is provided above, but connection to this connector should only be made using the optional DC Voltage sensor cable. Consult the factory for details. Temperature The NET-PATH provides one internal temperature sensor and a connector for an optional external temperature sensor.

  • Page 38: Temperature Sensor Internal Wiring Table

    Installation Temperature Sensor Internal Wiring Table Temperature Sensor RJ45 Connector Pin # Temp Sensor Inputs 8 Pin Female Not used Not used Clock Data Not used Not used Figure 2-18 Temperature Sensor Internal Wiring Table Note The cable that connects the external temperature sensor to the NET-PATH must be wired straight through, as shown below.

  • Page 39: Power

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Power The NET-PATH comes with a standard AC power cord. The internal power supply is rated 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz. In international applications, the external power cord must be replaced with one that supports the local wiring configuration. Reset Button The recessed Reset button located on the back of the NET-PATH resets the microprocessor in the NET-PATH and initiates a warm boot.

  • Page 40: Power-Up And Verification

    Installation Power-Up and Apply commercial power to the unit and observe the front panel indicators. After several seconds, the Power indicator should illuminate. The unit displays different Verification conditions depending on the NET-PATH internal programming. The usual event sequence follows. The Status indicator flashes while the unit is initializing After the unit initializes, the Battery indicator illuminates.

  • Page 41: Net-Path Test, Incoming

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide NET-PATH Test, Incoming Inform your Polling and Analysis Center that the NET-PATH is ready to receive its database. The technician there should verify the database contains parameters for reporting fixed events, such as a change of state in sensor inputs. Use this capability to verify outgoing calls.
  • Page 42 Installation Notes Page 2-18...

  • Page 43: Operation

    Operation General The NET-PATH has four distinct software components: the Loader, Operating System (OS), Application (App), and Database. These components are contained in non- volatile flash memory and share a common file system. The following figure shows these components. Loader Operating System File System Application...

  • Page 44: Interactive Command Mode

    Operation The NET-PATH can operate for two hours after primary power fails. Power loss that exceeds the internal UPS capacity results in the NET-PATH performing an orderly shutdown. Data stored in Flash memory is unaffected by a power loss. Data stored in SDRAM is lost when the NET-PATH shuts down after the UPS battery depletes.

  • Page 45: Connecting To The Net-Path Via Modem

    PATH for it to have an IP address. When you establish the connection, the Telnet Client window displays “Teltronics, Inc.,” along with the version number for the application currently running on the NET-PATH. Type login; then, press the Enter key.

  • Page 46: Using The Remote Agent Manager To Establish A Network Connection

    Operation log you into the NET-PATH using the Remote Agent username and password. The NET-PATH> prompt will display when the transparency session becomes active. Alternately, once you establish a dial-up connection, you can simply select a desired host and press the Transparency button to go directly transparent with that host.

  • Page 47: Useful Command Line Interface Commands

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Useful Once you establish a command line connection, many commands are available to communicate with the NET-PATH and the monitored hosts. Your access to these Command Line commands depends on your security authorization level (user name and password). Interface Some of these commands can have a harmful effect on the NET-PATH.
  • Page 48 Operation Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands CYCLEPOWER CYCLEPOWER MODEM Cycletime Cycles power on a modem. [DeviceAddress] Cycletime = in seconds Example: DeviceAddress = Modem Instance CYCLEPOWER MODEM 4 1 Note: CYCLEPOWER MODEM 4 2 The DeviceAddress is only used to distinguish between multiple modems.
  • Page 49 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands DEBUG DEBUG [Type] [Head=xxx] [Tail=xxx] Debug Information will be stored to the [Clear] [Comm] [Show] DEBUG.DAT (128Kb) file. [Set=opt1,opt2…optn] Type = displays contents of the Debug File. Examples: Head=xxx = displays the first xxx bytes of the DEBUG SET=ACT, MOD, MAT Debug File.
  • Page 50 Operation Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands DEFAULTNETWORK DEFAULTNETWORK [IPAddress] Display or change the default network settings for [Gateway] [SubnetMask] the NET-PATH device. This includes the IP address, gateway, and subnet mask. Examples: DEFAULTNETWORK 172.16.2.226 DEFAULTNETWORK The second example returns the following: DEFAULT IP ADDRESS: 172.16.3.226 DEFAULT GATEWAY: 172.16.3.1 DEFAULT SUBNET MASK:...
  • Page 51 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands DPOLL DPOLL [-r] MEDIA:media Destructive poll. Displays the results of the poll [TYPE:FileType] [HOST:HostName] on the screen. TYPE, HOST and LAYOUT [LAYOUT: LayoutName] specifications are optional. Examples: Media = FLASH or RAM FileType = name of file that controls maximum DPOLL MEDIA:FLASH HOST:“My Host 1”...
  • Page 52 Operation Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands HELP HELP [Command] Displays help for all the commands or for a specific command. If you do not specify a Examples: command, a list of all available commands HELP DPOLL displays. HELP HELP PINGHOST LOG [-r] [-x] DeviceType DeviceName Used to view, clear, or search log files.
  • Page 53 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands MODEMCOUNTRY MODEMCOUNTRY PhysicalInstance Sets the Country Code for the modem. This EnumCode command only works with international modems. Examples: PhysicalInstance = 1 or 2 EnumCode = Country Code for the Modem: 1-33. MODEMCOUNTRY 2 4 See Table 4-1 and Table 4-2.
  • Page 54 Operation Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands Gets the current working directory. A current directory is maintained for each drive. RAW SerialPotrName Direction The RAW command displays on the screen the contents of the raw data buffer. Example: SerialPorNamet = name of NET-PATH serial RAW “Serial 2”...
  • Page 55 ScriptParm = any parameter supported by the script. Refer to your script release notes SETPM* SETPM VariableName NewValue Sets a Personality Module variable. Examples: SETPM MYPRODUCT TELTRONICS Returns the following: PM VARIBLE ‘MYPRODUCT’ set to ‘TELTRONICS’ STATUS STATUS [Device] Requests that the NET-PATH return information about the specified device.
  • Page 56 Operation Table 3-1: NET-PATH Commands TELNETHOST TELNETHOST HostName [Port] Telnets to specified host. This command does not function from a non-protocol telnet session (i.e., a Examples: session outside of RA Manager). TELNETHOST “MyHost” HostName = name of host attached to the remote TELNETHOST “MyHost”...
  • Page 57 * This command is only available to Teltronics personnel. A user access group assigned to a user profile controls access to commands. Some commands listed in the table above are only available to users who enter the master access password or the Teltronics factory password.
  • Page 58 Operation Note Page 3-16...

  • Page 59: Indicators And Diagnostics

    Indicators and Diagnostics Front Panel The NET-PATH front panel contains a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), four navigation buttons (marked with arrows indicating Up, Right, Left, and Down), and four Light Indicators Emitting Diode (LED) indicators. The LCD can display four lines, up to twenty characters each.

  • Page 60: Lcd Display

    Indicators and Diagnostics LCD Display The LCD displays four lines that can contain up to twenty characters each. Due to the display area’s limitations, the LCD acts as a view port into the information it displays. Use the arrow buttons to select options, and then scroll left, right, up and down through the display information.

  • Page 61: Main Log-In Screen

    When the application boots, the main screen displays. Screen Figure 4-4 Main Login Screen The first line displays a banner, which includes “Teltronics” and the date. The banner, defined in the NET-PATH Personality Prom, contains twenty character spaces, with the last five reserved for the date.

  • Page 62: Menu Options

    Indicators and Diagnostics Menu Options The main menu offers choices for Event Viewer, Devices, Shut Down, and Tests. While in the menu system, the NET-PATH times out when it detects no activity for one minute. The system automatically logs you out and returns to the main screen. Figure 4-5 shows the LCD display after pressing the Right arrow navigation button.

  • Page 63: Battery

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Battery Select the Battery device option to automatically record a new battery installation date. This date is then stored until the NET-PATH Battery function is executed again. Caution: Use this function only when replacing the NET-PATH battery. Buzzer The Buzzer device option lets you to turn off the audible click.
  • Page 64 Indicators and Diagnostics International Modems When installing the NET-PATH remote agent, you may need to adjust the modem’s country code setting for Multi-Tech modems with model number MT5634SMI. To display the country code currently in use: Type “Status Modem” on the command line. The system returns the modem initialization string characters (shown below) in the Country Code field.
  • Page 65 Australia at%t19,0,1 Note The modems in the NET-PATH are not manufactured by Teltronics. Tables 4-1 and 4-2 list the countries that are supported by the NET-PATH internal modem. The manufacturer has tested the modem to ensure that it complies with the appropriate specifications for the countries listed.
  • Page 66 Indicators and Diagnostics Universal Modems When installing the NET-PATH remote agent, you may need to adjust the modem’s country code setting for Multi-Tech modems with model number MT5656SMI. 1. Determine your modem type. Do one of the following: • Look at the model number on the bottom of your NET-PATH. If a “U” (Univer- sal) appears in the sixth position, your NET-PATH has the Multi-Tech modem.
  • Page 67 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Table 4-2: Country Code Definitions for Multi-Tech Modem Model MT5656SMI (Cont.) NET-PATH Countries Status Modem Response Country Code Hungary Poland Slovenia Czech Republic Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Iceland Ireland Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Portugal Russian Federation...

  • Page 68: Relays

    Indicators and Diagnostics Relays Select the Relays device option to toggle between the two NET-PATH relay outputs. Executing this option produces an audible click. Serial Ports The Serial Ports device option produces a summary view of all the NET-PATH serial ports.

  • Page 69: System Reset Button

    NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide System Reset The recessed Reset button on the back of the NET-PATH resets the microprocessor in the NET-PATH and initiates a warm boot. Both warm and cold boots may result in the Button loss of active event data. Data stored in flash memory is not affected. Tests Choose the Tests option from the main menu to perform basic tests on the LCD display and navigation buttons to verify they are functioning properly.

  • Page 70: Troubleshooting Outgoing Calls

    Indicators and Diagnostics Troubleshooting Outgoing Calls NET-PATH does not go off-hook. Possible Cause: • Incorrect database. Event is not programmed, is not programmed correctly, cur- rent time is not in the Action window, or event duration is too long. • No App loaded.

  • Page 71: Serviceable Components

    Field Description UPS Battery Replacement kits are available from Teltronics. You can replace this unit in the field. See “UPS Battery Replacement Procedure” on page 5-2. Coin Cell Battery The coin cell battery has a service life is four to five years.

  • Page 72: Ups Battery Replacement Procedure

    Serviceable Components UPS Battery The replacement battery assembly includes a metal bracket and cable assembly. Replacement To replace the NET-PATH UPS battery Procedure Remove the commercial power connection from the rear of the NET-PATH. Use the LCD panel navigation buttons to scroll though the menu and select Safe Shutdown.

  • Page 73: Coin Cell Battery

    Clock (RTC) settings. The life of this battery is normally four to five years. Battery Teltronics recommends that you replace this battery whenever you replace the NET- PATH 12-volt UPS battery. Replace the battery with a Panasonic BR2325, or equivalent.

  • Page 74: Jumper Connections

    Serviceable Components Jumper Your NET-PATH device comes with jumpers preset at the factory. If you must change a jumper setting, locate the jumper in the figure below; then, set the jumper according Connections to the setting indicated in Table 5-1. Figure 5-3: NET-PATH Jumper Locations Page 5-4...
  • Page 75 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide Note The jumpers in the following table appear as they are oriented on the board, as seen from the front of the NET-PATH. Shaded areas represent jumper connections. DO NOT change these jumpers unless directed to do so by Customer Service.
  • Page 76 Serviceable Components Table 5-1:NET-PATH Jumper Settings Modules Present J28 - J35 Contact Sensors 1-8 RS232 (normal voltage) Contact Sensors 1-8 RS423 (low voltage) J36 - J43 Contact Sensors 1-8 RS232 (normal voltage) Contact Sensors 1-8 RS423 (low voltage) J44 - J51 Contact Sensors 9-16 RS232 (normal voltage) Contact Sensors 9-16 RS423 (low voltage) J52 - J59...
  • Page 77 Index device options Alarm LED 4-4 buzzer 4-5 alarm LED 4-4 contact sensors 4-5 application 3-1 DC voltage 4-5 temperature sensors 4-10 devices 4-4 banner screen 4-3 Devices menu 4-4 battery 4-1, 4-5 dial-up connection 3-3 backup 1-5 dial-up connection using Remote Agent Manager. 3-3 charge time 1-5 displaying content 4-2 maintenance 2-15...
  • Page 78 Index loader 3-1 specifications 1-1 Loader screen 4-2 testing calls 2-17 login remote agent input sensor circuitry for RS432A 2-7 procedure 4-3 Remote Agent Manager screen 4-3 dial-up connection 3-3 login procedure 4-3 network connection 3-4 replacement procedure coin cell battery 5-3 Main Log-in screen 4-3 UPS battery 5-2 Main Login screen 4-2...
  • Page 79 NET-PATH Installation and Operation Guide temperature sensor 2-13, 4-10 temperature sensors 4-4 testing calls 2-17 transparency to host 2-17 troubleshooting incoming calls 4-11 outgoing calls 4-12 Universal modems 4-8 unpacking 2-1 UPS battery 5-1, 5-2, 5-3 UPS battery replacement procedure 5-1 verify operation 2-16 voltage sensor 2-12 warm boot 4-10...
  • Page 80 Index Notes...
  • Page 82 SEB NET-PATH™ Installation and Operation Guide Teltronics, Inc. 2150 Whitfield Industrial Way Sarasota, FL 34243 941.753.5000 Part Number 610-0000-0434 Rev. H...

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