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Multitel Fusion User Manual (241 pages)
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Multitel
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Measuring Instruments
| Size: 18 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
1 Introduction
15
General
15
Product Application
15
Quick Reference Information
17
Figure 1 - Typical Application Diagram
17
Table 1- Frequently Asked Questions
17
Customer Service Contact
19
Customer Training
19
2 Fusion Components
20
Internal Modules
20
CPU Module
20
EXP I/O Cards
20
Figure 2 - FUSION Internal Overview
20
Optional Front Panel Module
21
Figure 3- Front Panel Overview (16 LED Shown)
21
Smart Module Expansion (Smx-48Bi and Smx-24Ai)
22
Figure 4 - FUSION Front Panel Without and with LED
22
Expansion Shelf or Expansion Module 1U1S with I/O Cards
23
Analog Card
23
Event Card
23
Output Card
23
Communication Ports
24
Figure 5 - Communication Ports Overview
24
3 Fusion Setup
25
Table 2 - Mnemonics Identification Examples
25
Table 3 - User[X] Configuration Parameters
27
Users and Access Levels
27
Alarm Priority Levels
28
General System Parameters
29
Table 4 - General System Parameters Configuration
29
Network Time Protocol (NTP)
30
Colours Associated with the Alarm Priority Levels
31
Time Offset from UTC
31
Exp I/O Cards (Hybrid Cards)
31
Table 5 - Main & Auxiliary EXP I/O Modules Combinations
31
EXP Card Configuration
32
Analog Input Channels (Exp1, Exp2 and Smx-24Ai)
32
Table 6 - F[X] Configuration Parameters
32
Table 7 - Main & Auxiliary Hybrid Analog Input Channel Types
32
Analog Input Channel Operation (Hybrid)
33
Analog Input Channels Configuration
34
Table 8- Fxay and Mxay Configuration Parameters
34
Binary Input Channels (Exp1, Exp2, Exp3, Exp4 and Smx-48Bi)
35
Binary Input Channel Operation
35
Binary Input Channels Configuration (Dry Contact Input)
36
Table 9 - Fxey & Mxey Configuration Parameters
36
Binary Output Channels (Exp1, Exp2 and Exp4)
37
Binary Output Channel Operation
38
Binary Output Channels Configuration
38
Table 10 - Fxoy Configuration Parameters
38
Triggered Mode
39
Pulsed Mode
39
Smx and Generic Modbus Modules (64)
40
Generic Module Configuration
40
Table 11 - M[X] Configuration Parameters for a Generic Module
40
Binary Fail Signal Associated with the Generic Modules
42
Generic Module's Analog Input Channels Configuration
42
Table 12 - Mxay Configuration Parameters for a Generic Module
42
Generic Module's Binary Input Channels Configuration
43
Table 13 - Mxey Configuration Parameters for a Generic Module
43
Generic Module's Analog Output Channels Configuration
44
Table 14 - Mxry Configuration Parameters for a Generic Module
45
Generic Module's Binary Output Channels Configuration
47
Table 15 - Mxoy Configuration Parameters for a Generic Module
47
SMX Module Configuration
48
SMX-48Bi's Binary Input Channels Configuration
48
Table 16 - any SMX Module Configuration Parameters M[X]
48
Table 17 - Mxey Configuration Parameters for a SMX-48BI Module
48
SMX-24Ai's Analog Input Channels Configuration
49
Table 18- Mxay Configuration Parameters for a SMX-24AI
50
SMX Module Specific Binary Channel Configuration
51
Table 19 - SMX-24AI Specific Binary Fail Channels M[X]S[Y]
51
Table 20 - SMX-48BI Specific Binary Fail Channels M[X]S[Y]
51
Table 21 - any SMX Module Specific Binary Channel Parameters M[X]S[Y]
51
Snmpget Modules (16)
52
Snmpget Modules Configuration
53
Table 22 - Gt[X] Configuration Parameters
53
Snmpget's Analog Input Channels Configuration
54
Table 23 - Gtxay Configuration Parameters
54
Snmpget's Binary Input Channel Configuration
55
Table 24 - Gtxey Configuration Parameters
55
Front Panel's Led (Option)
56
Ping Alarms (32)
56
Table 25 - Ping[X] Configuration Parameters
56
Table 26 - Led[X] Configuration Parameters
56
Audible Alarms (Option)
57
Table 27 - LED Front Panel Colour Meaning
57
Table 28 - Audible Alarm Configuration Parameters
57
Table 29 - Audible Monitoring Triggering Sources
57
Triggering Sources
58
List of Possible Triggering Sources
58
Table 30 - Triggering Source Possible Logical Status
58
Table 31 - List of All Possible Triggering Sources
58
List of Binary Fail Signals (BF)
59
Table 32 - List of All Binary Fail (BF)
59
Performing Various Resets
60
Reset Operating Parameters
61
Reset Statistics and History Files
61
Reset All Occurrences Counters
62
Performing a Reboot
62
Reset Energy Counter
62
Reset Communication Statistics for One Module
62
Unlatch SMX Module, Event Fusion (Fxex), Event Card (Cxey) or Group (Gx)
62
Initialistion of Chronometer and Watthour
63
View or Reset an Occurrence Counter
63
Setting Date and Time
60
4 User Interfaces
64
Http(S) Interface (Http Protocol)
64
HTTP(S) Interface Overview
64
Login into the HTTP(S) Interface
64
Menus Description
66
Table 33 - Menus Description for HTTP(S) Interface
66
Alarms, Views, I/O Channels and Derived Channels
70
Graphic and Daily Statistics for Mnemonics Representing Analog Values
72
History for Mnemonics Representing Binary Values
73
File Transfer
73
System Information
75
Links
79
HMI Views (Human Machine Interface)
79
Charts (Line Charts)
82
Command Line Interface (Ascii Protocol)
83
Terminal Communication Session (TELNET or SSH)
83
Login Sequence
83
Logout Sequence
84
Editing Parameters
84
Available Commands (HELP)
84
Table 34 - Configuration Commands for Different User Levels
84
Table 35 - Display Commands for Different User Levels
85
Table 36 - Utility Commands for Different User Levels
86
File Transfer
87
5 Statistics and Log Files
88
Working with Statistical Data
88
Setting Detailed Triggered Statistic Files
88
Table 37 - Tstat[X] File Configuration Parameters
88
Setting the BSTAT1 Protected Triggered Statistics File
91
Table 38 - BSTAT1 File Configuration Parameters
91
Setting Daily Statistic Files List
92
Table 39 - DLIST1 File Configuration Parameters
92
Setting Peak Statistics
93
Displaying History Data Files
95
History Log File
95
The System Log File
97
Configuration File
100
Image Files (Hmi View)
100
Note File
101
Exportation to Microsoft Excel
102
6 Automation Functions
103
Logical Equations
103
Examples of Logical Equations
103
The "ON" Binary Channel
103
Table 40 - Operands for Logical Equations
103
Groups (200)
104
Group Application Example
104
Table 41 - G[X] Configuration Parameters
104
Programmable Delays and Programmable Delay Values (128)
105
Programmable Delays
105
Table 42 - Del[X] Configuration Parameters
105
Keepalive
106
Programmable Delay Values
106
Delay Application Examples
107
Time Set Points (Tsp) (64)
109
Table 43 - Tsp[X] Configuration Parameters
109
TSP Application Examples
110
Binary Manuals (128)
110
Pid Controllers (8)
111
Table 44 - Bm[X] Configuration Parameters
111
Figure 6 - Stable Process Typical Response
112
Table 45 - Pid[X] Configuration Parameters
112
Application Example of a PID
114
7 Software Functions
115
Callouts (32)
115
Multitel Protocol
115
Table 46 - Cout[X] Configuration Parameters for Multitel Protocol
115
Trap SNMP Protocol
116
Table 47 - Cout[X] Configuration Parameters for TRAP SNMP Protocol
116
Email Protocol
117
Table 48 - Cout[X] Configuration Parameters for Email Protocol
117
ASCII/TL1 Protocol
119
Table 49 - Cout[X] Configuration Parameters for ASCII/ TL1 Protocol
119
ASCII/ACK Protocol
120
Table 50 - Cout[X] Configuration Parameters for ASCII/ ACK Protocol
120
Intelligent Text Message and Partial TL-1 Messages
121
Keepalive
122
Dialup Bridge (8)
122
Figure 7 - Dialup Bridge General Concept
122
Dialup Bridge Application Example
123
Table 51 - Db[X] Configuration Parameters
123
Figure 8 - Dialup Bridge Reference Diagram
124
Figure 9 - Dialup Bridge Example
127
Thresholds (1500)
128
Table 52 - Th[X] Configuration Parameters (Analog Channel)
128
Table 53 - Th[X] Configuration Parameters (Occurrence Counter)
129
Threshold Application Examples
130
Views (32)
131
Table 54 - Cview[X] Configuration Parameters
131
Chronometers (10)
132
Application Example for Chronometers
132
Table 55 - Achr[X] Configuration Parameters
132
Watthour Channels (Awh) (10)
133
Application Example for AWH Channels
133
Arithmetic Channels (220)
133
Table 56 - Awh[X] Configuration Parameters
133
Arithmetic Application Example
134
Table 57 - Aar[X] Configuration Parameters
134
Constant Channels (32)
135
Constant Application Example
135
Table 58 - Const[X] Configuration Parameters
135
Duty Cycle/Average Channels (10)
136
Table 59 - DCC[X] Configuration Parameters
136
Configuration Examples for the Computation Start Time Coordinate Parameter
137
Duty Cycle/Average Application Example
137
Lookup Table Channels (4)
138
Configuration Examples for a RF Power Meter
138
Table 60 - Lku[X] Configuration Parameters
138
Lead/Lag (4)
139
Application Example for Lead/Lag
139
8 Specific Applications
140
Smart Module Expansion (Smx-48Bi & Smx-24Ai)
140
SMX Module Characteristics
140
SMX Module Specifications
140
SMX Module Installation
141
Figure 10 - FUSION and SMX Rack Mounting Options
141
SMX-48BI Back Panel Review
142
SMX-24AI Back Panel Review
142
Powering the SMX Modules
142
SMX MODBUS Setup
143
Figure 11 - SMX Power Input Wiring
143
Figure 12 - SMX Typical MODBUS Setup
145
Figure 13 - SMX Alternative MODBUS Setup
145
SMX MODBUS Wiring
146
Figure 14 - SMX MODBUS Wiring
146
SMX-48BI Alarm Connector (J3) "Wiring
147
Figure 15 - SMX-48BI Champ Connector Pinout
147
Table 61 - "ALARM/ALARMES" CONNECTOR PINOUT (J3)
147
SMX-24AI Analog Input Wiring
148
Figure 16 - SMX-24AI Analog Input Channel Connector Pinout
148
Uploading the SMX Module Code
149
Door Access Control (4)
150
System Description
150
Figure 17 - Schema Showing the Use of One (1) HID Card Reader
150
HID Card Reader Setup into FUSION
151
Access Control Channels
152
Table 62 - Actl[X] Parameters Configuration
152
Schedule Channels
153
Table 63 - Sch[X] Parameters Configuration
153
Remote Modbus Display (Rmd)
155
Table 64 - DISP Configuration Parameters
155
Application Example
156
9 Communication
157
Front Rs-232 and Usb Port
157
Table 65 - CRAFT Port RS-232 Connector Definition (DB-9F)
157
Port Configuration
158
Table 66 - CRAFT Port USB Type B Connector Definition (USB Type B)
158
Table 67 - RS-232/USB Port Configuration Parameters
158
Rear Rs-232 Port
159
Rear Port Configuration
159
Table 68 - Rear RS-232 Connector Definition (DB-9F)
159
Table 69 - RS-232 Rear Port Configuration Parameters
159
External Modem Connection
160
Pass through (HUB Command)
160
Port Forwarding Protocol
161
Figure 18 - Pass through Peripheral Intelligent Connections (HUB Command)
161
Rear Mlink (Rs-485) and Rs-485 Ports
162
Table 70 - Connection Possibilities between MLINK and RS-485
162
Table 71 - MLINK Connector Definition (RJ-12)
163
Table 72 - RS-485 Connector Definition (RJ-12C)
163
MLINK and RS-485 Ports Configuration
164
MODBUS Connector
164
Table 73 - MLINK Port Configuration Parameters
164
Modbus Modules
165
Table 74 - RS-485 Rear Port Configuration Parameters
165
External Private Data Network (PDN) Connection
166
MODBUS RTU Protocol
166
Rear 56K Modem (Optional)
167
Figure 19 - Modem Connection
167
Table 75 - Modem Connector Definition (RJ-12)
167
Modem Configuration
168
Table 76 - Internal Modem Port Configuration Parameters
168
Rear Ethernet Port
169
Ethernet Connection
169
Figure 20 - Typical LAN Connections
169
Figure 21 - Ethernet Connection
170
Table 77 - Ethernet Connector Definition (RJ-45)
170
TCP/IP Stack Protocol (DNS)
171
BASE/T Ethernet Port Configuration
171
Table 78 - Ethernet Port Configuration Parameters
171
TCP Port Configuration
172
Table 79 - TCP Port Configuration Parameters
172
Ethernet Cellular Router
173
NTP Protocol
173
Figure 22 - Typical Cellular Router Connections
173
SNMP Protocol
174
SNMP Trap
175
SNMP Protocol Configuration Parameters
176
Table 80 - SNMP Protocol Configuration Parameters
176
SNMP Parameter View on the HTTP(S) Interface
177
Email Protocol (SMTP)
177
SSL Protocol (HTTPS)
178
Table 81 - EMAIL Protocol Configuration Parameters
178
SSH Protocol
179
RADIUS Protocol
180
Table 82 - RADIUS Protocol Configuration Parameters
180
SYSLOG Protocol
182
Table 83 - SYSLOG Protocol Configuration Parameters
184
10 Specifications
185
Mechanical
185
Electrical
185
Table 84 - Mechanical Dimensions for FUSION and Expansion Shelf
185
Table 85 - Typical Power Consumption for FUSION and each Card
185
Environmental
186
Telecom, Digital and Safety Compliance
186
Table 86 - FUSION and SMX Operating Temperature
186
Table 87 - FUSION and SMX Compliancy Performance
186
Electrical Safety
187
Electromagnetic Interference (Emi)
187
Rohs Compliancy
187
Fusion & Smx Module's I/O Channels
188
Table 88 - FUSION, SMX-48BI & SMX-24AI I/O Specifications
188
Communication Ports
189
Table 89 - FUSION CRAFT Port Settings
189
Table 90 - FUSION Network Interface Settings
189
Modbus Modules
190
Generic MODBUS Modules
190
SMX Module (SMX-48BI & SMX-24AI)
190
Expansion Shelf I/O Cards
191
Table 91 - Expansion Shelf I/O Card Specifications
191
Date and Time Precision
192
Battery Backup
192
11 Installation
193
Preparing to Install Fusion
193
Figure 23 - Typical Infrastructure Monitoring Application
193
Equipment Supplied by Multitel
194
Required Tools And/Or Material Not Supplied by Multitel
194
Mounting Fusion
195
Airflow Management
195
Rack Mounting
195
Figure 24 - Air Flow through Chassis
195
Figure 25 - FUSION Rack Installation
196
Wall Mounting
197
Chassis Ground
197
Wiring Power Input
198
Figure 26 - Chassis Ground
198
Table 92 - Power Connector Definition
198
Wiring I/O Channels
199
Figure 27 - Wiring Power Input
199
Figure 28- I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP1
200
Figure 29 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP1-EXP2
200
Figure 30 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP1-EXP3
200
Figure 31 - I/O Channels Pin- out FUSION Option EXP1-EXP4
201
Figure 32 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP3
201
Figure 33 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP3-EXP3
201
Figure 34 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP3-EXP4
202
Figure 35 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP4
202
Figure 36 - I/O Channels Pin-Out FUSION Option EXP4-EXP4
202
Cabling and Wiring Distance
203
Figure 37 - Binary Input Channels Pin-Out SMX-48BI
203
Figure 38 - Analog Input Channels Pin-Out SMX-24AI
203
Table 93 - Maximum Distances between the Transducers and FUSION & SMX Modules
204
Wiring Analog Input Channels
205
Table 94 - FUSION and SMX-24AI Typical Scaling Values
205
Connecting a DC Voltage Input
206
Table 95 - Connecting a DC Voltage Input
206
Connecting a Shunt to Monitor DC Current
207
Figure 39 - DC Voltage Measurement
207
Connecting DC Current Transducer
208
Figure 40 - DC Shunt Current Measurement
208
Table 96 - Connecting an DC Current Transducer
208
Connecting Temperature Probes
209
Figure 41 - Split Core DC Current Measurements
209
Figure 42 - Ambient Temperature Measurement (M-4107)
210
Table 97 - Connecting Temperature Probes
210
Figure 43 - Sealed Battery Temperature Measurement (M-4103)
211
Figure 44 - Surface Temperature Measurement (M-4111)
211
Figure 45 - Exterior Temperature Measurement (M-4115)
212
Connecting a Humidity Sensor
213
Figure 46 - Humidity Sensor (M-4109)
213
Connecting AC Current Transducer
214
Figure 47 - Single Phase AC Current Measurements
214
Table 98 - Connecting an AC Current Transducer
214
Connecting AC Voltage Transformer
215
Figure 48 - Single Phase 120 Volt Measurement
215
Table 99 - Connecting an AC Voltage Transformer
215
Figure 49 - Single Phase 240 Volt Measurement
216
Wiring Binary Input Channels (Dry Contacts)
217
Figure 50 - Binary Input Channel Detection Circuit
217
Figure 51 - Binary Input Channel Connections
217
Wiring Binary Output Channels (Relay)
218
Building Automation
218
Wiring Modbus Modules to the Fusion
218
Figure 52 - Typical Relay Output Channel Connection (EXP1-EXP2)
218
Figure 53 - Two Wire RS-485 Subnet
219
Table 100 - Recommended RS-485 Cabling
219
Fusion Start-Up
220
Installation Checklist
220
System Operation Checklist
221
12 Maintenance
222
Calibration
222
Purpose and Scope
222
Figure 546 - FUSION and SMX-24AI Signal Processing Circuit
223
Table 101 - Scaling Value for Analog Front End Types
223
FUSION Analog Step-By-Step Calibration Procedure (EXP1 & EXP2)
224
Figure 557 - Calibration Menu for FUSION Analog Channels
224
Calibrating the Humidity Channel (FUSION Only, F1A5)
225
SMX-24AI Analog Step-By-Step Calibration Procedure
225
Calibration Report
227
Troubleshooting
228
FUSION Troubleshooting Problems
228
Table 102 - Troubleshooting Table
228
Fusion Power/Fail Led
229
Table 103 - LED Colour Troubleshooting Table
229
SMX Module Troubleshooting
230
Expansion Shelf - I/O CARD Problem (Analog, Event or Output)
232
Expansion Shelf - I/O Cards POWER/FAIL LED
232
Table 104 - Expansion Shelf I/O CARD Troubleshooting
232
Table 105 - I/O Card POWER/FAIL LED (Analog, Event or Output)
232
Table 106 - Specific Problems: Analog Card FAIL LED
232
Memory Backup Battery Replacement
233
13 Abbreviations
234
14 Appendix A - Ip Address and Subnet Mask
235
Class a Network (Ip Address1.N.n.n to 127.N.n.n)
235
Class B Network (Ip Address 128.0.N.n to 191.255.Nnn.nnn)
235
Class C Network (Ip Address 192.0.0.XXX to 223.255.255.XXX)
235
Network Address
235
Broadcast Address
236
Ip Netmask
236
Private Ip Networks and the Internet
236
Network Request for Comments (Rfc)
236
15 Appendix B - Snmp Information
237
Table 107- FUSION Trap Descriptions (1)
237
Table 108 - Sent Variables with each Trap Described in Table 107
237
Table 109 - FUSION Trap Description (2)
237
Table 110 - Sent Variables with each Trap Described in Table 109
237
16 Index
239
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