Getting Started With the Web Interface
5.3.2Create or Change Sensor Names
The Sensor Names feature allows you to create a name to help identify a sensor. This name is dis- played throughout the Web interface and in notifications sent by pager or
To access the Sensor Names window, log in (see 5.1 - Open the Web Interface and Log In) and:
•Click on the Sensors tab at the top of the Web interface, as shown below.
Sensors tab
Sensor 
Names
Names for sensors | Names for sensors |
on Sensor 1 port | on Sensor 2 port |
•Click on the Sensor Names button on the left side of the window. The right side of the window displays text boxes where you may enter names for sensors that will be connected to the sensor ports.
Each type of sensor has a text box with numbers corresponding to the Sensor 1 and Sensor 2 ports on the back of the
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• Contact closure sensor | Dry Contact 1 | Dry Contact 2 | |
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• Temperature & Humidity combination sensor | Humidity 1 | Humidity 2 | |
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• Temperature & Humidity combination sensor | Temperature 1 | Temperature 2 | |
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If you have a temperature and humidity combination sensor, you may enter a name for each type of sensor in the appropriate port box. For example, if you want to connect the combination sensor into the Sensor 2 port, enter a name for the humidity sensor in the Humidity 2 box and for the temperature sensor in the Temperature 2 box.
•For each sensor that you wish to name, click in the appropriate text box and enter a name. The name cannot exceed 12 characters in length. (To rename a sensor, select all characters and enter a new name.)
•To delete a name, select all characters and press the Delete key.
•Click on the Apply button to keep your changes. (Or click Reset to cancel the changes.)
•Click the Close button to exit the Sensor Names window and return to the Sensor Data window.
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