Chatsworth Products Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM-1000) User manual

Remote Infrastructure

Management

(RIM-1000) System

Version 1.0

12/2016

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Introduction

This document is the User’s Manual for CPI Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) System.

Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) System User Manual

Revision History

Rev. No. Date

1.0 July 2014

1U Model, 1 Expansion Card Slot

2U Model, 4 Expansion Card Slot

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Legal Information

The information contained in this guide is subject to change without notice.

Chatsworth Products, Inc. (CPI) shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor is it liable for

any injury, loss, or incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing, performance, or use of this material and equipment.

Technical Support

Personal assistance is available Monday through Friday, from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Paciﬁc Coast Time.

A request for assistance may be sent to [email protected].

Otherwise, please call us directly at: +1-800-834-4969, and request technical support.

The following information is located on the bottom of each RIM-1000 unit. Please have this

information available whenever a technical support call is placed:

Product Model Number

Product Serial Number

Product Manufacture Date

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Warranty

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Agoura Hills, CA 91301

800-834-4969

CPI Remote Infrastructure Management System User Manual

Legal Information

The information contained in this guide is subject to change without notice.

Chatsworth Products, Inc. shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor is it li-

able for any injury, loss, or incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing, performance, or use of

this material and equipment.

Warranty

To review Chatsworth Products, Inc. (CPI’s) Standard Limited Warranty, click here.

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Contents

RIM-1000 User Guide

1 System Overview 15

Product Description 15

1U and 2U RIM-1000 Devices 15

Front Panel Indicators and Controls 16

Terminal Block Designations 17

Rear Panel Indicators 19

SW1 Switch Settings 19

2 Getting Started 21

Installation 21

RIM-1000 Wiring 21

Power Supply and Ground Connections 21

Universal Input Connections 23

Relay 1 and 2 Connections 25

Keypad Connection 26

EIA-232 COM2 Connection 26

RJ11 Phone Line Connection 27

RJ45 Ethernet Connection 27

Modbus EIA-485 Connections 28

Modbus EIA-232 Connections 29

Expansion Card A Connections 30

Expansion Card C Connections 32

Communication 33

Set the RIM-1000 IP Address 33

Set the IP Address Using the ARP and PING Commands 33

Obtain the Ethernet Address (MAC Address) 33

Use the ARP Command 33

Use the PING Command 34

Troubleshooting the ARP/PING Commands 34

Set the IP Address Using a Web Browser 34

Set the RIM-1000 IP Address using an EIA-232 Connection 35

3 Web Interface Conﬁguration 37

Home Page 37

Alarms 39

Identity 40

Conﬁguration 41

Inputs and Relays 41

Main Card - Input Channels 1-8 44

Expansion Card “A” Input Conﬁguration 52

Expansion Card “C” Input Conﬁguration 53

Internal Temperature and Internal Humidity Conﬁguration 53

Relay Conﬁguration 54

System 58

Alarm Management 61

Trends 63

Clock 64

Schedules 65

Battery Supply/Voltage 66

URL Links (1-5) and URL Links (6-10) 67

Links 68

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Nest/Egg 69

RIM-1000 Nest Conﬁguration 70

Egg Conﬁguration 72

Modem/Phone Numbers/Pagers 74

Conﬁgure Phone Numbers 76

Conﬁgure Phone Number 16 (PPP) 78

Keypad/DTMF Access Users 79

Internet Protocol 80

User Administration (Web Access) 82

Network Statistics 84

ICMP Ping 85

Email/DNS 86

Email URL Links 89

Network Time Protocol 90

SNMP/Syslog 91

BACnet 94

Modbus/SNMP/BACnet/Telnet Master 96

Modbus/SNMP/BACnet Slave Units 99

PUE/DCiE/Summary/Average 103

Designating PUE/DCiE Data 104

PUE/DCiE Trending 106

Map (Facility Mapping) 109

Create An Interactive Map 110

Add a Link to the RIM-1000 Home Page 116

Back Up the Map Data 116

Flash Program 118

History 119

Alarm History 119

Acknowledge Alarms 120

Download Alarmhistory.txt 120

Event History 121

Digital Status History 121

Keypad Access History 122

Web Access History 122

Data History 123

Minute, Hour, and Day Views 123

Data History Text Downloads 124

Extended Trends 124

Trap Log 125

Relays 126

URL Links 127

Refresh 127

4 Advanced Communications - Modbus, BACnet, and Telnet 129

Modbus 129

Hardware Connections 129

EIA-232 130

EIA-485 132

Modbus Master 134

Communications Logs 134

Modbus Slave Register Display Log 134

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4 Advanced Communications - Modbus, BACnet, and Telnet (continued)

Modbus Master Poll Data Log 137

SMS/Text Modem Log 137

BACnet Packet Log 137

BACnet Master Data Log 137

Import Modbus Information to a Physical Point 138

Modbus/SNMP/BACnet Slave Units 139

Modbus Register Conﬁguration 139

Read/Preset Modbus Register 142

Modbus/Slave Units Conﬁguration – Modbus Master Branch Circuit Monitor– 4 or 16 143

Modbus Register Links 144

CB# Links 145

Additional Modbus Information 146

Slave Register Map 146

Alarm Bit Map (Reg 40201–-40306) 147

Conﬁguration Codes (Reg 40401–40504) 147

Telnet 148

Hardware Connections 148

Telnet/COM1 Conﬁguration 149

Telnet Communication 150

5 EIA-232 Interface 151

Unit Start Up 151

Flash Executable Code 152

Main Menu 152

Network Conﬁguration – netcfg 153

Bootloader Menu 154

6 Remote Access 157

Remote Access Conﬁguration 157

7 Point-to-Point Protocol 159

Conﬁgure the RIM-1000 159

Conﬁgure the PC 160

8 Load Firmware and Conﬁguration Data 161

Load RIM-1000 Firmware 161

Load Firmware Through the Web Interface 161

Load Firmware Using TFTP Client 165

Update RIM-1000 Firmware via the EIA-232 COM2 Port (X-Modem) 165

Load and Save RIM-1000 Conﬁguration Data 167

Save Conﬁguration Data 167

Load Conﬁguration Data 168

A RIM-1000 Expansion Cards 169

Expansion Card Descriptions 169

Expansion Card Installation 170

Install an Expansion Card in a 2U RIM-1000 170

Install an Expansion Card in a 1U RIM-1000 174

Convert Current Input Channels to Voltage Input Channels on Expansion Card A 175

B Analog Averaging 177

Analog Averaging Overview 177

How Analog Averaging Affects Values 177

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C Analog Input 4-20mA Reference Chart 179

D RIM-1000 Accessories Wiring 181

Conﬁguring a SeaHawk Device as an Analog Input 185

Wiring for Other Rim-1000 RIM-1000 Accessories 186

E Alarm ID Reference Tables 189

Analog Tables 189

Digital Tables 193

F RIM-1000 Slot Designations 197

Input Slot Designation Table 197

Output Slot Designation Table 201

G Relay Control Logic 203

Rim-1000-EM Relay Logic 203

H SNMP v3 207

I Technical Speciﬁcations 211

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Figures

RIM-1000 User Guide

1 System Overview 15

Figure 1.1 RIM-1000 2U Front Panel Indicators and Controls 16

Figure 1.2 RIM-1000 Terminal Block Designations 17

Figure 1.3 Rear Panel Indicators 19

Figure 1.4 SW1-1 Switch and SW1-2 Switch 19

2 Getting Started 21

Figure 2.1 24VDC Power Supply Connection 22

Figure 2.2 48VDC Power Supply Connection 22

Figure 2.3 Universal Input Wiring Examples 23

Figure 2.4 Dry Contact Inputs with Common Ground 24

Figure 2.5 Relay Output Wiring Examples 25

Figure 2.6 Keypad Wiring 26

Figure 2.7 EIA-232 COM2 Connection 26

Figure 2.8 RIM-1000 Ethernet Connection to a PC using a Crossover Cable 27

Figure 2.9 RIM-1000 Ethernet Connection to a PC on a Subnet 27

Figure 2.10 RIM-1000 EIA-485 Connection 28

Figure 2.11 RIM-1000 EIA-232 Connection to a DCE or DTE Device 29

Figure 2.12 I/O Terminals for Expansion Card A 30

Figure 2.13 Analog Input Wiring for Expansion Card A 30

Figure 2.14 Dry Contact Inputs with Ground and Relay Outputs, Expansion Card A 31

Figure 2.15 I/O Terminals for Expansion Card C 32

Figure 2.16 Typical Wiring for Expansion Card C 32

3 Web Interface Conﬁguration 37

Figure 3.1 Conﬁgured RIM-1000 Home Page 38

Figure 3.2 Alarms Menu 39

Figure 3.3 Identity Menu 40

Figure 3.4 Conﬁguration Page 41

Figure 3.5 RIM-1000 Input Conﬁguration Menu 42

Figure 3.6 RIM-1000 Main Board Input Conﬁguration 44

Figure 3.7 NOI/NC Wiring Example 50

Figure 3.8 Expansion Card A Conﬁguration Page 52

Figure 3.9 Expansion Card “C” Conﬁguration Page 53

Figure 3.10 Relay Conﬁguration Page 54

Figure 3.11 Keypad/Relay Conﬁguration 55

Figure 3.12 System Conﬁguration 58

Figure 3.13 Alarm Management Conﬁguration Page 61

Figure 3.14 Trends Conﬁguration Page 63

Figure 3.15 Trend Conﬁguration Menu Options 63

Figure 3.16 Clock Conﬁguration Page 64

Figure 3.17 Schedules Conﬁguration Page 65

Figure 3.18 Battery/Supply Voltage Conﬁguration Page 66

Figure 3.19 URL Links (1-5) Conﬁguration Page 67

Figure 3.20 URL Links (1-5) and (6-10) Conﬁguration Page 67

Figure 3.21 LinksConﬁguration Page 68

Figure 3.22 Nest/Egg Conﬁguration Page 69

Figure 3.23 Nest/Egg Conﬁguration Page 70

Figure 3.24 Egg Conﬁguration Page 72

Figure 3.25 Modem/Phone Numbers/Pagers Conﬁguration Page 74

Figure 3.26 Phone Number Conﬁguration 76

Figure 3.27 Phone Number 16 (PPP) Conﬁguration 78

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Figure 3.28 Keypad/DTMF Access Users Conﬁguration 79

Figure 3.29 IP Conﬁguration Menu 80

Figure 3.30 Web Access Conﬁguration 82

Figure 3.31 Network Statistics Page 84

Figure 3.32 ICMP Ping Page 85

Figure 3.33 Email/DNS Conﬁguration Page 86

Figure 3.34 Email URL Links Conﬁguration Page 89

Figure 3.35 Network Time Protocol Conﬁguration Page 90

Figure 3.36 SNMP Conﬁguration Page 91

Figure 3.37 BACnet Conﬁguration Pages 94

Figure 3.38 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet/Telnet Master Conﬁguration 96

Figure 3.39 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet Slave Unit Conﬁguration Page 99

Figure 3.40 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet Slave Conﬁguration Page 100

Figure 3.41 Preset Registers Menu 102

Figure 3.42 PUE/DCiE Data on RIM-1000 Home Page 103

Figure 3.43 Gather Modbus Register Information 104

Figure 3.44 Enable PUE/DCiE and Designate Gauge Behavior 104

Figure 3.45 Designate kW Gathering Devices 105

Figure 3.46 Data for Third Party Applications 106

Figure 3.47 Establish Trending 107

Figure 3.48 View your Trending Data 107

Figure 3.49 Trending Graph 107

Figure 3.50 CSV Data 108

Figure 3.51 RIM-1000 Map 109

Figure 3.52 Map Conﬁguration Page 110

Figure 3.53 Map Image Upload Message 111

Figure 3.54 Map Image Upload Error Message 111

Figure 3.55 RIM-1000 Drag and Drop Mapping - Conﬁguration Mode 111

Figure 3.56 RIM-1000 Map Key 112

Figure 3.57 RIM-1000 Input/Output Conﬁguration Menu 112

Figure 3.58 RIM-1000 Mapping Fields 113

Figure 3.59 RIM-1000 Mapping Conﬁguration Mode - Drag and Drop Your Point 113

Figure 3.60 Place the Point and Submit Changes 114

Figure 3.61 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet Slave Unit Conﬁguration Screen 115

Figure 3.62 Map a Slave Input 115

Figure 3.63 Modbus / SNMP Slave Unit Detailed View 116

Figure 3.64 Flash Program Conﬁguration Page 118

Figure 3.65 Alarm History Page 119

Figure 3.66 Acknowledge Multiple Alarms at Once 120

Figure 3.67 Acknowledge Dial Out Alarms By Code 120

Figure 3.68 Event History Page 121

Figure 3.69 Digital Status History Page 121

Figure 3.70 Keypad Access History View 122

Figure 3.71 Web User Access Log 122

Figure 3.72 Data History Page 123

Figure 3.73 Data History - Minute Page 123

Figure 3.74 Extended Trends Page 124

Figure 3.75 Trap Log 125

Figure 3.76 Relay Status Page 126

Figure 3.77 Relay Status Page - Detailed Relay Information 126

Figure 3.78 Links on the URL Links page 127

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4 Advanced Communications - Modbus, BACnet, and Telnet 129

Figure 4.1 RIM-1000 Modbus EIA-232 Connection to an EIA-232 DCE Device 130

Figure 4.2 RIM-1000 Modbus EIA-232 Connection to an EIA-232 DTE Device 131

Figure 4.3 EIA-485 Wiring Connections 132

Figure 4.4 EIA-485 Wiring to RLE/Veris BCMs (Branch Circuit Monitors) 133

Figure 4.5 Modbus Slave Register Display Log 134

Figure 4.6 Modbus Packet Log 136

Figure 4.7 Modbus Master Poll Data Log 137

Figure 4.8 Input and Relay Conﬁguration Menu 138

Figure 4.9 Modbus Register Conﬁguration Menu 139

Figure 4.10 Individual Modbus Register Conﬁguration Screen 140

Figure 4.11 Read/Preset Single Register Page 142

Figure 4.12 Modbus BCM-4 Unit Conﬁguration 143

Figure 4.13 Modbus Registers (BCM) Page 144

Figure 4.14 Circuit Breaker Conﬁgurations for Individual BCMs 145

Figure 4.15 RIM-1000 Connection to an EIA-232 Device 148

Figure 4.16 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet/Telnet Conﬁguration Page 149

Figure 4.17 Example Telnet Connection Showing Speciﬁc Parameters 150

5 EIA-232 Interface 151

6 Remote Access 157

Figure 6.1 RIM-1000 Dial-Up Menu 158

7 Point-to-Point Protocol 159

8 Load Firmware and Conﬁguration Data 161

Figure 8.1 Flash Program Conﬁguration Page 162

Figure 8.2 Choose the Firmware File 162

Figure 8.3 Firmware Load Messages 163

Figure 8.4 Flash Copy Prompt 163

Figure 8.5 Flash Overwriting Message 163

Figure 8.6 Current Firmware Version As Shown in RIM-1000 Interface 164

Figure 8.7 Save Conﬁguration File (Flash Program Conﬁguration Page) 167

Figure 8.8 Load Conﬁguration File (Flash Program Conﬁguration Page) 168

A RIM-1000 Expansion Cards 169

Figure A.1 Back of 2U RIM-1000 Showing Hex Standoffs and Screws to Remove 170

Figure A.2 Side Plate with Two Mounting Screws Removed; Slide the Base and Cover Apart 170

Figure A.3 2U RIM-1000 Unit - Opened 171

Figure A.4 SW2 DIP Switches 171

Figure A.5 Expansion Card with Ribbon Cable Attached 172

Figure A.6 Expansion Card Mounting in a Two-Rack Unit 172

Figure A.7 Expansion Card Final Placement in a Two-Rack Unit 173

Figure A.8 Expansion Card Current Channel (4-20mA) Conﬁguration 175

Figure A.9 Expansion Card Voltage Channel (0-5V or 0-10V) Conﬁguration 175

B Analog Averaging 177

C Analog Input 4-20mA Reference Chart 179

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D RIM-1000 Accessories Wiring 181

Figure D.1 T120 and T120D Temperature Sensors 181

Figure D.2 TH140 and TH140D Temperature/Humidity Sensors 181

Figure D.3 Dwyer Temperature/Humidity Sensor 182

Figure D.4 BAPI Temperature/Humidity Sensor 182

Figure D.5 HD150, HD150-2, CM150-2, and HG150-2 Gas Sensors 182

Figure D.6 RD150-F2, RD150-2 & RD150-R Refrigerant Detectors 183

Figure D.7 PFM Power Fail Monitor 183

Figure D.8 SeaHawk LD5100 Distance Read Leak Detection System (Dry Contact) 184

Figure D.9 SeaHawk LD5100 Distance Read Leak Detection System (4-20mA) 185

Figure D.10 SeaHawk LD1000, LD300 Leak Detection Systems 186

Figure D.11 SeaHawk LD1000, LD300, and LDRA6 Zone Leak Detection Systems 186

E Alarm ID Reference Tables 189

F RIM-1000 Slot Designations 197

G Relay Control Logic 203

Figure G.1 RIM-1000 Relay Control Logic Diagram 205

H SNMP v3 207

Figure H.1 SNMP/Syslog Conﬁguration Page 207

I Technical Speciﬁcations 211

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Tables

RIM-1000 User Guide

1 System Overview 15

Table 1.1 Terminal Block Designations 17

2 Getting Started 21

3 Web Interface Conﬁguration 37

Table 3.1 Color Deﬁnitions 38

Table 3.2 Inputs and Relays Conﬁguration Page - Additional Links 43

Table 3.3 RIM-1000 Main Board Conﬁguration Options 44

Table 3.4 Relay Conﬁguration Menu Options 55

Table 3.5 System Conﬁguration Options 58

Table 3.6 Alarm Management Conﬁguration Options 61

Table 3.7 Trend Interval Chart 63

Table 3.8 Clock Conﬁguration Options 64

Table 3.9 Schedules Conﬁguration Options 65

Table 3.10 Battery/Supply Voltage Conﬁguration Options 66

Table 3.11 URL Links (1-5) and (6-10) Conﬁguration Options 67

Table 3.12 Nest/Egg Conﬁguration Options 70

Table 3.13 Egg Conﬁguration Options 72

Table 3.14 Modem/Phone Numbers/Pagers Conﬁguration Options 74

Table 3.15 Phone Number Conﬁguration Options 76

Table 3.16 Phone Number 16 (PPP) Conﬁguration Options 78

Table 3.17 Keypad/DTMF Access Users Conﬁguration Options 79

Table 3.18 IP Conﬁguration Options 80

Table 3.19 Web Access Conﬁguration Options 82

Table 3.20 Network Statistics Options 84

Table 3.21 ICMP Ping Options 85

Table 3.22 Email/DNS Conﬁguration Options 86

Table 3.23 Network Time Protocol Options 90

Table 3.24 SNMP Conﬁguration Options 91

Table 3.25 BACnet Conﬁguration Options 94

Table 3.26 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet/Telnet Master Options 96

Table 3.27 Modbus/SNMP/BACnet Slave Conﬁguration Options 100

Table 3.28 Map Conﬁguration Page Options 110

Table 3.29 RIM-1000 Mapping Menu Options 113

Table 3.30 Alarm History Log Entries 119

4 Advanced Communications - Modbus, BACnet, and Telnet 129

Table 4.1 COM1 DB9 Male Pin Out 130

Table 4.2 COM1 TB5 Pin Out 132

Table 4.3 Modbus Slave Register Display Log Fields 134

Table 4.4 Modbus Packet Log Fields 136

Table 4.5 Modbus Master Poll Data Log Fields 137

Table 4.6 Individual Modbus Register Conﬁguration Options 140

Table 4.7 Circuit Breaker Conﬁgurations for Individual BCMs 145

Table 4.8 Slave Register Map 146

Table 4.9 Alarm Bit Map 147

Table 4.10 Conﬁguration Codes 147

Table 4.11 COM1 DB9 Male Pin Out 148

Table 4.12 Telnet Communications Options 149

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5 EIA-232 Interface 151

Table 5.1 EIA-232 Main Menu 152

Table 5.2 Main Conﬁguration Menu Options (SC) 153

Table 5.3 IP Conﬁguration Menu 154

6 Remote Access 157

7 Point-to-Point Protocol 159

8 Load Firmware and Conﬁguration Data 161

A RIM-1000 Expansion Cards 169

Table A.1 Expansion Card Descriptions 169

Table A.2 SW2 DIP Switch Settings for Expansion Card Slots 171

B Analog Averaging 177

C Analog Input 4-20mA Reference Chart 179

Table C.1 Analog Input 4-20mA Reference Chart 179

D RIM-1000 Accessories Wiring 181

E Alarm ID Reference Tables 189

Table E.1 Analog Alarm ID Reference Table – Inputs 1 through 8 189

Table E.2 Analog Alarm Reference Table – Input Slots 1 and 2 190

Table E.3 Analog Alarm Reference Table – Input Slots 3 and 4 191

Table E.4 Digital Alarm ID Reference Table – Digital Inputs 1 through 8 193

Table E.5 Digital Alarm ID Reference Table – Digital Input Slots 1 and 2 194

Table E.6 Digital Alarm ID Reference Table – Digital Input Slots 3 and 4 195

F RIM-1000 Slot Designations 197

Table F.1 Input Slot Designation Table – Slot 0 197

Table F.2 Input Slot Designation Table – Slot 1 198

Table F.3 Input Slot Designation Table – Slot 2 199

Table F.4 Input Slot Designation Table – Slot 3 199

Table F.5 Input Slot Designation Table – Slot 4 200

Table F.6 Output (Relays) Slot Designation Table – Slots 0 and 1 201

Table F.7 Output (Relays) Slot Designation Table – Slots 2 and 3 201

Table F.8 Output (Relays) Slot Designation Table – Slot 4 202

G Relay Control Logic 203

H SNMP v3 207

Table H.1 SNMP v3 Trap Settings 208

Table H.2 Trap Destination Settings 208

Table H.3 SNMP v3 Proﬁle Settings 209

I Technical Speciﬁcations 211

Table I.1 Technical Speciﬁcations 211

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C H A P T E R

1

SYSTEM OVERVIEW

1.1. Product Description

The Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM-1000) System from Chatsworth Products,Inc. (CPI) is a comprehensive system

which provides additional equipment protection by monitoring critical operating parameters in enterprises, remote network

facilities, communication rooms, remote and unmanned facilities, and critical support systems. The RIM-1000 is a stand alone

system. It operates via embedded ﬁrmware that handles all data collection, alarm reporting, and multiple concurrent communication

mediums.

The RIM-1000 typically monitors analog, dry contact, Modbus, and SNMP integer outputs from a wide variety of devices.

During operation, the RIM-1000 performs internal diagnostics and monitors its status. It uses LED indicators to report its condition.

The RIM-1000 embedded ﬁrmware enables system conﬁguration, I/O setup, status inquiries, alarm reports, data logs, and troubleshooting.

The RIM-1000 is menu driven and operates with any Web browser, ASCII terminal, or terminal emulation application (e.g., HyperTerminal).

1.2. 1U and 2U RIM-1000 Devices

Up to four expansion cards can be added to the base RIM-1000 to increase the functionality of the device. The 1U enclosure has room for

one expansion card, in addition to the base RIM-1000 unit. A 2U RIM-1000 has room for three expansion cards, in addition to the base

RIM-1000 functionality. If you add more than one expansion card to a base RIM-1000, your device will be upgraded to a 2U rack mount

enclosure. A base RIM-1000 unit ships in a 1U rack-mount enclosure.

Refer to Appendix A, “RIM-1000 Expansion Cards” on page 169 to learn more about the different RIM-1000 expansion cards and their

capabilities.

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1.3. Front Panel Indicators and Controls

Figure 1.1 RIM-1000 2U Front Panel Indicators and Controls

Indicator Description

Expansion Card Relay Status Only available on Expansion Card A, the green LED illuminates when

the relay is active.

Expansion Card #1 LEDs are on the left hand side of

the 1U RIM-1000 enclosure. Expansion cards #2, #3, and

#4 are located across the top of the 2U RIM-1000 enclosure.

Communication Network Status LEDs Link – Green if network link is established. Red if there is no

connection.

Active – Illuminated green when transmitting or receiving data.

Communication Modem Status LEDs

(modem is an optional accessory that must

be purchased separately)

TX - Green when information is being transmitted.

RX - Green when if information is being received.

OH - Green when the RIM-1000 Modem detects a dial tone (off hook).

CD - Yellow when if a carrier is detected.

System Status LED Flashes red during initial boot up, approximately 30 seconds.

If the initial boot up fails, the LED continues to ﬂash.

This indicates a condition that requires service; users must contact

CPI for more information.

After the boot up, this LED turns off if no alarms are present, or turns

solid when the unit is in an alarm condition.

Power LED Green when the power is on.

System Power Switch Use this switch to turn power to the unit on and off.

Expansion Card #2

Status LEDs

Expansion Card #3

Status LEDs

Expansion Card #4

Status LEDs

Expansion Card #1

Status LEDs

Network Status

LEDs

Modem Status

LEDs

System Status

LEDs

Power

LED

System Power

Switch

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1.4. Terminal Block Designations

Figure 1.2 RIM-1000 Terminal Block Designations

Table 1.1 Terminal Block Designations

TB1-1 (+) Input for 24 or 48VDC (optional) power

TB1-2 (-) Input for 24 or 48VDC (optional) power

P1 24VDC wall adapter input (center +) (not available with 48VDC version)

TB2-1 24VDC positive (+) external output (power for sensors)

TB2-2 24VDC positive (+) external output (power for sensors)

TB2-3 Channel 1 positive (+)

TB2-4 Channel 1 negative (-)

TB2-5 Channel 2 positive (+)

TB2-6 Channel 2 negative (-)

TB2-7 Channel 3 positive (+)

TB2-8 Channel 3 negative (-)

TB2-9 Channel 4 positive (+)

TB2-10 Channel 4 negative (-)

TB3-1 Channel 5 positive (+)

TB3-2 Channel 5 negative (-)

TB3-3 Channel 6 positive (+)

TB3-4 Channel 6 negative (-)

TB3-5 Channel 7 positive (+)

TB3-6 Channel 7 negative (-)

TB3-7 Channel 8 positive (+)

TB3-8 Channel 8 negative (-)

TB3-9 24VDC positive (+) external output (power for sensors)

TB3-10 24VDC positive (+) external output (power for sensors)

TB4-1 Relay 1 normally closed (NC)

TB4-2 Relay 1 normally open (NO)

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Table 1.1 Terminal Block Designations (continued)

TB4-3 Relay 1 common (C)

TB4-4 Relay 2 normally closed (NC)

TB4-5 Relay 2 normally open (NO)

TB4-6 Relay 2 common (C)

TB5-1 Keypad column 1

TB5-2 Keypad column 2

TB5-3 Keypad column 3

TB5-4 Keypad row 1

TB5-5 Keypad row 2

TB5-6 Keypad row 3

TB5-7 Keypad row 4

TB5-8 COM1 EIA-485 positive (+) (conﬁgurable)

TB5-9 COM1 EIA-485 negative (-) (conﬁgurable)

TB5-10 EIA-485 ground

SW1-1 Unit EIA-485 termination switch

SW1-2 Reserved for future use.

P2 COM1 EIA-232 male DB9 pin

P3 COM2 EIA-232 female DB9 pin connector (conﬁgurable)

P4 RJ11 telephone line connector

P5 RJ45 Ethernet 10/100BaseT connector

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1.5. Rear Panel Indicators

The rear panel of the RIM-1000 houses a series of green LEDs.

The chart below tracks indicator status when the

corresponding green LED is illuminated:

Figure 1.3 Rear Panel Indicators

1.6. SW1 Switch Settings

¥SW1-1: EIA-485 Termination switch should be in the down position (ON) if the RIM-1000 is an end device on an EIA-485 network.

¥ SW1-2: Reserved for future use.

Figure 1.4 SW1-1 Switch and SW1-2 Switch

SW1-1 switch is in the down position (ON) and SW1-2 switch is in the up position (OFF).

Status Indicator

K1 (Output Relay) Relay is energized.

EIA-232 TX (COM2)

Interface Data is being transmitted

EIA-232 or EIA-485 TX

(COM 1) Interface Data is being transmitted

EIA-232 (COM 1) Select

Interface EIA-232 selected (P2)

K2 (Output Relay) Relay is energized.

EIA-232 RX (COM 2)

Interface Data is being received

EIA-232 or EIA-485 RX

(COM 1) Interface Data is being received

EIA-485 (COM 1) Select

Interface EIA-485 selected (TB5)

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