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- Page 1 Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 2: Trademarks And Copyright
Initial release 2023 Trademarks and copyright Digi, Digi International, and the Digi logo are trademarks or registered trademarks in the United States and other countries worldwide. All other trademarks mentioned in this document are the property of their respective owners. - Page 3 For questions or assistance contact Technical Support at tech.support@digi.com. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Step 4: Attach an accessory to the RMS Z45 Step 5: Power the RMS Z45 Step 6: Close and lock the RMS Z45 enclosure Connect Sensor+ hardware reference List of Connect Sensor+ Digi Axess components and accessories Included in the box Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 5 Wire the sensors to the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA I/O interface Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA I/O interface pin assignments Manually wake the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA battery replacement, care, and safety Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
- Page 6 Connect the power supply to the RMS Z45 Detach an accessory from the RMS Z45 Detach the antenna cables from the RMS Z45 Disconnect the power supply from the RMS Z45 Detach the RMS Z45 from the DIN rail Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 7: Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide
Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide Digi Axess is a web-based application that brings alarms, reports and control to your web browser. Applicable hardware This manual supports the following hardware: Digi Connect Sensor+ Description CSENSE-S210 Connect Sensor+, LTE Verizon (Digi Axess) -
Page 8: Assemble The Hardware
Assemble the hardware Each device type connected to Digi Axess has a unique assembly process. Select your device from the list below. Assemble the Connect Sensor+ hardware Assemble the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA hardware Assemble the Z45 Controller hardware Assemble the RMS Z4550 hardware... -
Page 9: Assemble The Connect Sensor+ Hardware
ICCID (on SIM cutout), IMEI (on device label), plan size (MBs) and preference for Public or Private IP handy to complete the activation. WARNING! Digi strongly recommends using the supplied SIM from M2M Wireless. Use of a SIM without secure VPN access to Digi Axess risks moving configurations and sensor data in clear text over a public network. -
Page 10: Step 1: Open The Box And Remove Components Needed For Assembly
1. Orient the Connect Sensor+ as shown below and open the Connect Sensor+ enclosure. 2. Insert and connect the battery. a. Orient the battery so that the connection wires are at the top of the battery, as shown. b. Connect the wiring to the battery port. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 11: Step 3: Check The Cellular Connection
Make sure the cellular network provides an adequate signal where you install Connect Sensor+ to maintain a consistent cellular connection. Note Proper network coverage helps reduce power consumption, leading to improved battery life. To check the cellular network connection at the install location: Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 12: Step 4: Wire The Input Sensors
For details about closing the Connect Sensor+ enclosure, see Closing the Connect Sensor+. Note All external or field wiring must be in accordance with NFPA 70 Article 501.10(B). NEXT STEP: Proceed to Step 5: Register the device. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 13: Step 5: Register The Device
Assemble the Connect Sensor+ hardware Step 5: Register the device Your Connect Sensor+ must be registered with Digi Axess so that you can access the device in Digi Axess and map its location. Before you begin You will need this information to register your device: Serial number or IMEI The device group in which the device should be included. -
Page 14: Assemble The Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema Hardware
For battery safety information, see Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA battery replacement, care, and safety. Magnet One Digi magnet keychain. The magnet is inside the case. A magnet is used to manually wake the device. See Manually wake the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA. -
Page 15: Step 2: Install The Batteries In The Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
4. Insert one battery into each slot in the battery tray. Make sure the battery and its wiring are properly placed, so that the battery wires can be placed in the empty space in the case. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 16: Step 3: Check The Cellular Connection
Step 3: Check the cellular connection. Step 3: Check the cellular connection Make sure the cellular network provides an adequate signal where you install Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA to maintain a consistent cellular connection. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 17 Cellular connection has initialized, and is trying to LED flashes green connect. Cellular connection is successful. LED is solid green 6. Close the cover on the device. The cover snaps into place. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 18: Step 4: Register The Device
Step 4: Register the device. Step 4: Register the device Your Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA must be registered with Digi Axess so that you can access the device in Digi Axess and map its location. Before you begin You will need the serial number or IMEI for the device. This information is on the label on the back of the device. - Page 19 Assemble the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMAhardware 2. Access the Digi Axess Register Device page. a. In the toolbar, click the down arrow next to your user name. The User Profile menu displays. b. Click Register New Device. The Register Device page displays.
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Page 20: Step 5: Verify Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema Registration
None: No physical location is defined. The device is unmapped and won't appear on the Digi Axess map. You can specify a location at a later time. Manual: Manually enter the latitude and longitude of the physical location of the device. - Page 21 Or, if you are already logged into Digi Axess, click the map icon to return the Digi Axess map. 3. Use the Search Devices field in the toolbar to find the device that you just registered. You can search by serial number or location name.
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Page 22: Step 6: Wire The Input Sensors
CAUTION! You must disconnect both batteries and any external power from the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA before wiring sensors to the I/O interface. Note All external or field wiring must be in accordance with NFPA 70 Article 501.10(B). HARDWARE ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 23: Step 7: Configure The Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
Assemble the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMAhardware NEXT STEP: CONFIGURATION: You can log into the device's web UI from Digi Axess and configure the device. Proceed to Step 7: Configure the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA. Step 7: Configure the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA After the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA has been registered, you can log into the device's web UI from Digi Axess and configure the device. -
Page 24: Assemble The Z45 Controller Hardware
ICCID (on SIM cutout), IMEI (on device label), plan size (MBs) and preference for Public or Private IP handy to complete the activation. WARNING! Digi strongly recommends using the supplied SIM from M2M Wireless. Use of a SIM without secure VPN access to Digi Axess risks moving configurations and sensor data in clear text over a public network. - Page 25 Power supply shall be suitable for the ambient temperature where device is installed. Cellular Two cellular antennas are needed. antennnas: Second The Z45 Controller has two SIM card slots. At least one SIM card is required for Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 26: Step 2: Wire A Power Supply To The Z45 Controller And Power The Device
1. Orient the Z45 Controller so the front of the device is facing you. 2. Unplug and remove the lower Phoenix connector from the device. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 27: Step 3: Optional: Insert A Second Sim Card Into The Z45 Controller
Slot B: A second SIM card can be inserted into the SIM slot marked SIM B. The second SIM card is optional and is used for redundancy. This section explains how to insert a second SIM card in the SIM B slot. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 28: Step 4: Attach The Antennas To The Z45 Controller
LED means the Z45 Controller is connected to the network. Link: The Link LED is solid once the Z45 Controller has an IP address from the network. ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 29: Assemble The Rms Z4550 Hardware
ICCID (on SIM cutout), IMEI (on device label), plan size (MBs) and preference for Public or Private IP handy to complete the activation. WARNING! Digi strongly recommends using the supplied SIM from M2M Wireless. Use of a SIM without secure VPN access to Digi Axess risks moving configurations and sensor data in clear text over a public network. -
Page 30: Step 2: Optional: Insert A Second Sim Card Into The Rms Z45
6. Follow the proper steps to ensure that your second SIM card in Slot B is activated. Attach the RMS Z45 to the DIN rail. NEXT STEP: Proceed to Step 3: Attach antenna cables to the RMS Z45. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 31: Step 3: Attach Antenna Cables To The Rms Z45
DIN rail clip attached to the right side of the RMS Z45. Note To ensure that you can properly close the enclosure, the size of the accessory cannot exceed the height of the 3" DIN rail. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 32: Step 5: Power The Rms Z45
Link: The Link LED is solid once the RMS Z45 has an IP address from the network. NEXT STEP: Proceed to Step 6: Close and lock the RMS Z45 enclosure. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 33: Step 6: Close And Lock The Rms Z45 Enclosure
3. Insert the enclosure key into the lock and cover the screw. 4. Twist the key to lock the enclosure. 5. Put the enclosure key in a safe place. You cannot unlock the enclosure without the enclosure key. ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 34: Connect Sensor+ Hardware Reference
Connect Sensor+ hardware reference List of Connect Sensor+ Digi Axess components and accessories Connect Sensor+ includes the following components. Included in the box Item Name Connect Sensor+ Battery One lithium metal battery. Note For battery safety information, see Battery safety Battery care and maintenance. -
Page 35: Optional Accessories
Connect Sensor+ hardware reference Connect Sensor+ ports and buttons Item Name Wireless. Optional accessories The following accessories are available through Digi International Inc. For more information, visit the Digi Connect Sensor+ product page. Component Description Cellular antenna One cellular antenna. - Page 36 Connects Connect Sensor+ to a computer using a USB type A to B cable for port access to the command line interface (CLI). Note If you need to use the CLI, contact Digi for more information on CLI support. Battery Connects the battery wire to power the Connect Sensor+.
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Page 37: Manually Wake The Connect Sensor
Wire the sensors to the Connect Sensor+ I/O interface. Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. Manually wake the Connect Sensor+ If Connect Sensor+ is powered and all LEDs are off, it is in sleep mode. You can wake the device manually, if needed. -
Page 38: Connect Sensor+ Led Start-Up Sequence
Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. If you have problems closing the enclosure after either of these operations, please follow these instructions: Digi Monitoring &... -
Page 39: Wiring The Connect Sensor+ I/O Interface
This section explains how to wire sensors to the Connect Sensor+, using the cable glands on the device. Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. To wire third-party sensors to the Connect Sensor+ I/O interface, you need the following equipment: A slot-headed 0.4 x 2.5 x 80 mm screwdriver... - Page 40 3. Run the sensor cable through the cap and thread it through the cable gland. 4. Use the screwdriver to loosen the I/O interface connector screw. 5. Slide the wire into the terminal side of the connector. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 41: Connect Sensor+ I/O Interface Pin Assignments
For details about closing the Connect Sensor+ enclosure, see Closing the Connect Sensor+. Connect Sensor+ I/O interface pin assignments The Connect Sensor+ has two I/O connectors: a 9-pin connector and a 12-pin connector. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 42 Serial interface Modbus + SPwr Serial interface power output EXT GND IN External power source, ground EXT PWRIN External power source, positive input DGnd Digital interface, ground Digital interface input DPwr Digital interface power output Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 43: Analog Input
Voltage input The Connect Sensor+ can monitor a voltage input from 0 Vto 10 V. The following schematics show wiring options for 0-10 Vinput. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 44: Current Loop
The Connect Sensor+ can monitor a current input from 4 mA to 20 mA. The following schematics show wiring options for 4-20 mA inputs. Self-powered This figure shows the schematic when the external sensor is self-powered or powered from a source other than the Connect Sensor+. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 45 (Power to Analog Input) when the Analog Output voltage is set to 24 V. The nominal internal resistance of the Connect Sensor+ is 375 ohms, but may vary across current flow and temperature. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 46: Digital I/O Pin
(rising edge or falling edge wake). Pulse counter: When connected to a mechanical meter, the Connect Sensor+ counts pulses during Connect Sensor+ sleep cycles and reports them to Digi Axess during normal reporting intervals. Each mode has a pull-up resistor that you can enable or disable. The pull-up indicates the digital input’s state when there is no external voltage. -
Page 47: Modbus Serial Power Output
Termination is only applied at the two ends of the 485 bus (not in the middle), and bias typically is applied only once on the whole bus. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 48: Analog Input Schematic
The schematic below shows how to wire the device, depending on the power source for the Modbus device: Connect Sensor+ or powered from a source other than the Connect Sensor+. Analog input schematic The following image is an overview of the analog input wiring diagrams. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 49: Digital I/O Schematic
Connect Sensor+ hardware reference Wiring the Connect Sensor+ I/Ointerface Digital I/O schematic The following image is an overview of the digital I/O wiring diagrams. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 50: Device Not Connected To The Cellular Network
Check battery life Older batteries may not have enough power to connect to the cellular network and you may need to replace the battery. If Digi Axess has been deployed for some time, check the battery life. Manually configure the cellular connection The Connect Sensor+ is configured with a default APN that you need to change to register Connect Sensor+ on the cellular network for your cellular service provider. - Page 51 5. At the command prompt, type set apn=<yourCarrierAPN> where yourCarrierAPN is the string supplied by your cellular service provider. 6. Press Enter. The terminal program displays the APN configuration setting’s current value and the pending value. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 52: Battery Care And Maintenance
Battery sleep and wake modes Connect Sensor+ uses sleep and wake modes to manage power use. The device wakes only for sensor readings and sending reports to Digi Axess. It is in sleep mode at all other times to maintain low power consumption. -
Page 53: Battery Depletion
Connect Sensor+ wakes to send reports to Digi Axess is once per day or less. Note Passivation may never be removed if the device sends reports to Digi Axess too infrequently. Replace a battery Before replacing the battery, review the... -
Page 54: Reset The Connect Sensor
The Connect Sensor+ enclosure may require some force to close. This is intended as part of the design to ensure a robust seal in damp or dusty environments. For details about closing the Connect Sensor+ enclosure, see Closing the Connect Sensor+. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 55: Install The Magnet Mount On A Connect Sensor
6. Repeat this process to screw the remaining magnets onto the corners of the Connect Sensor+. When you have completed this process, a magnet should be screwed onto each corner of the device. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 56: Safety Notices: Connect Sensor
CAUTION! The device is sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). The Digi Axess device must be maintained only by Digi or a Digi qualified technician. Move the device to a non-hazardous and unclassified area before opening the enclosure and connecting the hardware. -
Page 57: Safety Notices
However, cellular-based products contain radio devices that require specific consideration. Make sure you read and understand all of the safety notices, warnings, and cautions for this product. Digi International assumes no liability for failure to comply with these precautions. - Page 58 AVERTISSEMENT! Les décharges électrostatiques peuvent endommager le matériel et nuire aux circuits électriques. Les dommages des décharges électrostatiques surviennent lorsque les composants électroniques sont mal manipulés et peuvent entraîner une défaillance complète ou intermittente. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 59: Technical Specifications: Connect Sensor
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 60: Declaration Of Conformity (Doc)
FCCID. Modifications (FCC 15.21) Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by Digi may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. Declaration of Conformity (DoC) Digi has issued Declarations of Conformity for the Digi Axess concerning emissions, EMC, and safety. -
Page 61: Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema Hardware Reference
For battery safety information, see Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA battery replacement, care, and safety. Magnet One Digi magnet keychain. The magnet is inside the case. A magnet is used to manually wake the device. See Manually wake the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA. -
Page 62: Optional Accessories
For instructions on how to replace batteries, see Replace the batteries in a Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA. Internal A replacement antenna can be ordered from Digi International Inc.. Part Number: antenna 76002155 Digi Connect Sensor XRT-M Internal Antenna Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA device description Interior components The following figure shows the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA components inside the case. - Page 63 SIM card tray The Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA includes a pre-installed SIM card from Digi’s AT&T Global Service. Digi’s AT&T Global Service provides cellular service designed specifically for the Connect Sensor XRT-M. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 64: Exterior Components
USB type A to B cable for access to the command line interface (CLI). Note If you need to use the CLI, contact Digi for more information on CLI support. Internal One internal cellular cable antenna. -
Page 65: Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema Led Status Indicators
Wire the sensors to the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA I/O interface. Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. Clasp When closed, the clasp provides a space to attach a lock to the case. -
Page 66: Led Sequences
All external or field wiring must be in accordance with NFPA 70 Article 501.10(B). Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. Disconnect power from the device before you begin CAUTION! You must disconnect both batteries and external power from the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA before wiring sensors to the I/O interface. - Page 67 Carefully screw the nut retained from the previous step onto the cable gland screw. You may need to use a wrench to tighten the screw and securely attach the cable gland. Take care to not over-tighten the nut. 7. Twist the cable glands open. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 68: Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema I/O Interface Pin Assignments
The Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA has two I/O interfaces: a 9-pin and a 12-pin. For detailed information about wiring a power source, see Wire a power source to the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 69 Ground Analog interface 3, ground A4 PWR Analog interface 4, power output A4 IN Analog interface 4, analog input A4 GND Analog interface 4, ground 9-pin interface Assignment Signal D PWR Digital interface power output Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 70: Manually Wake The Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
Manually wake the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA The Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA is in sleep mode until it wakes to connect to Digi Axess at a scheduled time. You can wake the device manually, if needed, using the magnet supplied with the device. -
Page 71: Replace The Batteries In A Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
5. Place the new batteries in the battery holder. Make sure the battery and its wiring are properly placed, so that the battery wires can be placed in the empty space in the case. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 72: Battery Safety
Close the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA case. Battery safety Always use the designated battery, model number 76002150, from Digi International Inc. Allow only a trained technician to replace the lithium thionyl chloride batteries used in a Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA. -
Page 73: Battery Life In A Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA uses sleep and wake modes to manage power use. The device wakes only for sensor readings and sending reports to Digi Axess. It is in sleep mode at all other times to maintain low power consumption. - Page 74 All external or field wiring must be in accordance with NFPA 70 Article 501.10(B). Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. Disconnect power from the device before you begin CAUTION! You must disconnect both batteries and external power from the Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA before wiring sensors to the I/O interface.
- Page 75 Connect the negative wire to M GND. c. Connect the positive wire to M PWR. d. Tighten the screws to 0.2 N-m to secure the wires to the connector: M GND and M PWR. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 76: Close The Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema Case
Note Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. If you have problems closing the enclosure after either of these operations, please follow these instructions: 1. -
Page 77: Safety Notices: Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
All external or field wiring must be in accordance with NFPA 70 Article 501.10(B). All external or field wiring requires flexible or rigid conduit. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 78: Warnings: Explosion Hazards
Do not attempt to repair the product. Any attempt to service or repair the device by the user will void the product warranty. Using gaskets, seals, glands or plugs other than those supplied by Digi may void certifications and regulatory approvals. -
Page 79: Rf Exposure Statement
20 cm (approximately 7.8 inches). UL/cUL conformity for Connect Sensor XRT-M NEMA Conformity to UL / cUL standards in the United States and Canada is in accordance with the following: Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 80: Technical Ratings: Connect Sensor Xrt-M Nema
Powered by External Class 2 or Limited Power 8-30 VDC, 1 A -35 to 70° C Source Wuhan Voltec Energy Sources Co., Ltd. 7.2 Vdc, 25 50002094- -35 to 60° C ER34615M-2S1P-3WP/N 2900094 Environmental Temperature Code: T6 Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 81: Z45 Controller Hardware Reference
Step 2: Wire a power supply to the Z45 Controller and power the device. LPS (Limited power source) power supply required Use a UL listed power supply with an LPS output, rating of 9-24 VDCwith 12 Watts output minimum. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 82: Power The Z45 Controller Using A Barrel Connector Pigtail
Use a UL listed power supply with an LPS output, rating of 9-24 VDCwith 12 Watts output minimum. As an alternate – Listed/CN, ITE Power Supply, input rated 100-240 VAC, 0.33 A minimum; output rated 9-24 VDC, 0.5 A minimum. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 83: Tools Needed
Connect the negative wire to Pin 1 (negative terminal). c. Connect the positive wire to Pin 2 (positive terminal). d. Tighten the screws for Pin 1 and Pin 2. 4. Plug the lower Phoenix connector back into the Z45 Controller. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 84: Reset A Z45 Controller To The Default Factory Settings
The Z45 Controller supports 2 digital outputs. Each output is an open drain configuration rated for 250ma at 24Vdc. Wake-Up A wake-up signal allows the device to come out of low power state on trigger. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 85 3.3Vdc allows for direct connect of dry contacts. You may also configure an external pull up or digital source of up to 24Vdc if required. Analog Inputs on Revision A Units: In analog mode, inputs may be configured for sensing standard 0-5Vdc sources. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
- Page 86 To avoid confusion, the corresponding pins for a standard DB9 connector are also shown. Signal (Z45x Pin) D89 Pin Direction DTR(6) Input CTS (7) Output RTS (8) Input RXD (9) Output TXD (10) Input Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 87: Z45 Controller Digital Inputs
LED may blink to indicate a process is being performed or it will remain off. Z45 Controller Digital Inputs Circuit summary This diagram shows the internal digital input circuit of the Z45 Controller. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 88 DClevel is required. As described above, contacts or an open collector/open drain output can then pull the input to ground. Examples of both are shown below. Examples Using Internal 3.3 VDC Pull Up Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 89: Using The Analog Inputs Of The Z45 Controller
Use the Z45 Controller (+) supply to power the sensor. b. Use the Z45 Controller (-) supply to ground the sensor. c. Connect the loop return to the appropriate IN1-IN4 input of the Z45 Controller. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 90: Using The Digital Outputs Of The Z45 Controller
(-) of the Z45 Controller DCsupply. It is important to understand the DCcharacteristics of the external load. In some cases, current limiting will be required. Example using a Z45 Controller Output to Drive a Relay Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 91: Regulatory Information: Z45 Controller
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 92: Rms Kit Hardware Reference
An M2M SIM card is inserted in Slot A by default. Check with your system (Optional) administrator to confirm that the M2M SIM card in the RMS Z45 has been activated. The second SIM card is optional and is used for redundancy. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 93: Accessories Bag
1. Make sure you have the RMS Z45 mounting kit. Remove the set of 4 screws with wall anchors and 4 rubber sealing washers. 2. Unplug the RMS Z45 from the main power supply. 3. Open the enclosure using the enclosure key. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 94 7. Place the enclosure on the wall, being careful to line up each mounting foot on the enclosure with an anchor in the wall. 8. Place a rubber sealing washer over each mounting foot. Make sure that the washer completely covers the mounting foot. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 95: Attach The Rms Z45 To The Din Rail
Close and lock the hardware. Power the device. Attach the RMS Z45 to the DIN rail If you have detached the RMS Z45 from the DIN rail, you should re-attach RMS Z45 to the DIN rail. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 96: Connect The Power Supply To The Rms Z45
Step 1: Attach wires to the power supply The RMS Z45 kit comes with a power supply unit and two wires: one black and one red. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 97 Step 2: Attach power supply to the RMS Z45 1. Orient the RMS Z45 so the front of the device is facing you. 2. Unplug and remove the lower Phoenix connector from the RMS Z45. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 98: Detach An Accessory From The Rms Z45
4. Plug the lower Phoenix connector back into the RMS Z45. Detach an accessory from the RMS Z45 An accessory that is attached to the 3" DIN rail on the side of the RMS Z45 can be detached. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 99: Detach The Antenna Cables From The Rms Z45
4. If your process is complete, close and lock the hardware. Otherwise, leave the enclosure open to perform any other items. Detach the antenna cables from the RMS Z45 Both antenna cables should be detached. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... -
Page 100: Disconnect The Power Supply From The Rms Z45
Pin 1 (negative) and Pin 2 (positive) terminals. Tools needed You will need a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen and tighten the pins. Follow the process below to disconnect the power supply from the RMS Z45. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 101 Use a Phillips-head screwdriver to loosen the screws for Pin 1 and Pin 2. b. Disconnect the black (negative) wire from Pin 1 (negative terminal). c. Disconnect the red (positive) wire from Pin 2 (positive terminal). d. Tighten the screws for Pin 1 and Pin 2. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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Page 102: Detach The Rms Z45 From The Din Rail
If an accessory was attached, that should be detached as well. 1. Orient the RMS Z45 as shown. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide... - Page 103 RMS kit hardware reference Detach the RMSZ45 from the DIN rail 2. Open the enclosure using the enclosure key. 3. Push down to unclip the RMS Z45 from the DIN rail. Digi Monitoring & Control Products Hardware Guide...
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