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watt box WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800 Quick Start Manual

Wattbox accessory adapter for 800-series pdus
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WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800
WattBox Accessory Adapter for 800-Series PDUs
Quick Start Guide
Key Features
 
Connect a WB-ACC-TRIGGER or your
l
own custom button to configure up
to two outlet actions.
 
DC power pass-through to provide
l
power to an LED-backlit button. 12V 1A
max.
 
Connections for (2) WB-ACC-TEMP
l
temperature sensors to configure
actions when temperatures meet
configured criteria.
Package Contents
 
1x WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800
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1x Hook and loop strap with rivet hole
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TRIGGER
GROUND
DC OUT
SENSOR COM
SENSOR 1 IN
SENSOR 2 IN
WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800
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Summary of Contents for watt box WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800

  • Page 1 DC power pass-through to provide power to an LED-backlit button. 12V 1A max.   Connections for (2) WB-ACC-TEMP temperature sensors to configure actions when temperatures meet configured criteria. Package Contents   1x WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800   1x Hook and loop strap with rivet hole...
  • Page 2 Installation The Accessory Adapter can be mounted using double-sided tape, the included hook and loop strap, or by placing it on a flat surface. Use a #10-32 screw to attach the strap to a surface, then wrap the strap around the Accessory Adapter.
  • Page 3 Connections WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800 TRIGGER GROUND DC OUT SENSOR COM SENSOR 1 IN SENSOR 2 IN   Trigger — Contact connection for a trigger accessory.   Ground — Ground for trigger accessory connection and DC Out.   DC Out — Passes power to an LED from a power supply connected to the DC pass- through input.
  • Page 4 TRIGGER and GROUND connections on the adapter using the included Phoenix connector. The contacts can be connected either way (no polarity). The trigger wiring can extend up to 3m (10') using Cat5 or other conductors 24AWG or larger. WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800 TRIGGER GROUND DC OUT...
  • Page 5 Phoenix connector. The contacts can be connected either way (no polarity). If two temperature sensors are in the system, both must have one contact in the SENSOR COM connection. You cannot add a third temperature sensor. WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800 TRIGGER GROUND DC OUT...
  • Page 6 15m (50') to connect the Accessory Adapter to an 800 series PDU. This connection provides power to the adapter. It takes about two to three minutes for OvrC to recognize the Accessory Adapter. WB-ACC-ADAPTER-800 TIA/EI A Standa rd 568-B (Gold Pins Facing Up) Pin 1 - White/ Orange...
  • Page 7 Custom Button configuration in OvrC  1. To configure the trigger, open the WattBox’s Configure tab, then click Configure Custom Button Settings.  2. Click the Enable Trigger Accessory Configuration toggle.  3. To configure the Press Trigger or Long Press Trigger (5 Seconds) click the Trigger Options drop-down.
  • Page 8   Turn On All Outlets   Custom (Set an individual outlet to On, Off, or Reset) Note: Each outlet can have a different action.
  • Page 9  1. After you’ve configured the Trigger Button, give it a meaningful Name.  2. Use the Trigger Disable Delay to set the amount of time the trigger is disabled after the button is pressed to give the device(s) time to come back online and to verify they’re working.
  • Page 10 Temperature sensor configuration in OvrC Each WattBox supports up to six Sensor Actions shared across all the temperature sensors. For example, if there are two temperature sensors connected, the six Sensor Actions are shared between them.  1. To configure the temperature sensor(s), open the WattBox’s Configure tab, then click Temperature Sensor Settings.
  • Page 11  2. Select the unit of measurement for the temperature sensor. Celsius or Fahrenheit.  3. Under Sensor Actions, click to expand the Actions pane for the sensor.  4. Click Add New Sensor Action.  5. Enter a meaningful Action Name, like Turn the Amps off or Temp too hot. Turn outlets off.
  • Page 12  8. Select a Duration time that the Degrees criteria must be met before triggering the action.  9. Select an Action to take. The options are to turn outlets on, turn outlets off, reset outlets, or alert only.  10. Use the Outlets drop-down to select which outlets take the defined action. Note: A caution symbol appears next to outlets set to Reset Only, which are not compatible with the Turn outlets on or off actions.
  • Page 13  12. Repeat steps 5 through 11 to add up to six Sensor Actions. Each WattBox supports up to six Sensor Actions shared across all the temperature sensors. For example, if there are two temperature sensors connected, the six Sensor Actions are shared between them.
  • Page 14 Technical Support For chat and telephone, visit snp1.co/techsupport • Email: TechSupport@SnapOne.com. Visit snp1.co/tc for discussions, instructional videos, news, and more.   Warranty and Legal Notices Find details of the product’s Limited Warranty and other resources such as regulatory notices and patent and safety information, at snapone.com/legal or request a paper copy from Customer Service at 866.424.4489.