Typical Configuration, Digital outputs | Liebert Universal Monitor

Introduction

1.6Typical Configuration

Figure 3 shows an example of external devices connected to the Universal Monitor’s controller board. There may be up to eight digital output, eight digital input and four analog input devices connected. The optional Universal Monitor Expansion Board provides additional connections for eight output and sixteen digital input devices. Remote access is available via SiteScan Web and through the modem, which enables pager notifications and use of the Service Terminal Interface.

Figure 3 Typical Configuration

Universal Monitor

main board

RS232

Phone

line

		TB5: COMMON ALARM
		(TERMINAL BLOCKS ROTATED IN VIEW)
		NO C NC	NO C NC
		(TOP)	(BOTTOM)
			OM
		+
TB7:	START	ENABLE
24V INPUT		AUDIBLE
24V INPUT
		Q11
			TOP

P23:	BATTERY	BARCODE	LIEBERT
BATTERY
		LCD
		CONTRAST
						TB3:
		VBATT				RELAY
						RELAY
						OUTPUTS
						(BOTTOM)
						(TOP)
				CAN TX		8
				CAN RX		4
						7
						3
						6
				ON OFF		2
				ON OFF	PFM2	5
				ON OFF		1
				ON OFF	PFM5
			MODEM		REV	(BOTTOM)
					REV	(TOP)
			4	D		8
						4
						7
						3
						6
						2
						5
						1
						TB2:
						CONTACT
						INPUTS
				1-2 TOP
				3-4 BOTTOM

ON

MODEM

J11: PHONE	COMMS 485			ALL
PIN 3-TIP	COMMS 485			ALL
PIN 4-RING	(TOP) + —	+ — + —		CLASS 2
	422		AG	TB9: ANALOG
	(BOTTOM) + —	+ — + —		GROUND

Digital outputs

Water pump

Third-party

system

(BMS,

security

office)

Digital inputs

SiteScan Web

Analog inputs

Expansion Board

(optional)

EIA485 + (to UM-)

0V EIA485 - (to UM+)

USE COPPER (CU) CONDUCTORS ONLY.

POWER INPUT

RELAY OUTPUTS

-8103065	Multiflex168AO	V2		V4	V6	V8	V10	V12	V14	V16
		V1	V3	V5		V7	V9	V11	V13	V15

S4

S3

S2

S1

K1	K2	K3	K4	K5	K6		K7	K8
	OUT1	OUT2	OUT3	OUT4	OUT5	OUT6	OUT7	OUT8

UPSLT410 LT460

Digital outputs

DEFAULT SETTINGS FOR USE WITH UNIVERSAL MONITOR

Digital inputs		Heat	Exhaust
		rejection	fan
		unit
Chiller	Fire alarm	Generator
	panel

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Liebert Typical Configuration, Universal Monitor Main board RS232 Phone Line, Digital outputs, Digital inputs

Contents

Monitoring Universal MonitorPage Table of Contents Opening Screen Overview Main Menu Overview LCD Menu Overview Setup System Setup I/O Matrix Appendix B Default Settings Quick Reference Guide Appendix a Service Terminal Interface Figures Page Data Logs Methods of Viewing and Configuring the Universal MonitorOptional Features Available Alarms Transformer Module Back of LCD Controller Board Enclosure has knockouts Access slotsOutside Enclosure Overview On top Digital inputs Typical ConfigurationUniversal Monitor Main board RS232 Phone Line Digital outputs Controller board components Controller Board Overview Connector RS232 Of-power jumperConnector EIA422 EIA485 connector Expansion board components Optional Expansion Board Overview LED indicators summary LED Indicators General status LED D3 green LED Indicators Optional Expansion BoardColor Description Power status EIA485 status LEDs D4 yellow D5 red Typical Sequence Unpacking and Preliminary Inspection Installation ConsiderationsInstallation Main Board Packing Contents Bottom hole diameter Surface-Mounting the Universal MonitorRequired tools Mounting the Panel Flush-Mounting the Universal Monitor Input Power Connections Small Enclosure Connect Power to the Universal Monitor Connection Type Input Power ConnectionsVAC Output Power Connections Termination and Mounting Large Enclosure Problem Possible Solution Replacement Fuse Part Numbers Troubleshooting Transformer ModuleConnecting the Battery Pack Obtaining a Replacement Battery Pack Packing manifest optional Expansion Board Installation Optional Expansion Board Surface-Mounting the Optional Expansion Board Mounting Dimensions optional Expansion Board Flush-Mounting the Optional Expansion Board TM115 shown Input Power Connections Optional Expansion BoardPre-wired 24VAC wiring red & white 24VAC input connectors AC1 & AC2 Wiring specifications main board Wiring SpecificationsWiring and Connections Main Board Proceeds up numbering keys are shown at right Connecting Digital Inputs and Digital OutputsConnecting Digital Inputs Connecting Digital Outputs Digital output jumper settings Connecting Analog InputsSetting the Digital Output Jumpers Connecting the Analog Ground Setting the 12VDC/24VDC Analog Power Jumper Phone Line Connector Connecting Common Alarm OutputsEIA422 SiteScan Web Connector 1 RS232 Connector Wiring specifications optional Expansion Board Wiring and Connections Optional Expansion Board Numbering keys Connecting Inputs and Outputs Keys Relay is Closed On power failureNumbering DIP switch setting outputs wired as Normally Open N.O Setting the Digital Output DIP SwitchesDIP switch setting outputs wired as Normally Closed N.C Connect to the Universal Monitor Connect EIA485 Connectors to Main BoardEnable the Connection via Firmware Guide to Universal Monitor functions Overview of Menus LCD Menu Overview Opening Screen OverviewMain Menu Overview View Status Options Active Alarms View Active AlarmsActive Alarms Clearing Active Alarms Alarm Log View Alarm LogAlarm Log Alarm log conditions Main Menu Event log conditions View Event LogEvent Log Event Log View a Trend Log View Trend LogSelect a Sensor Viewing Additional Input Data View Input StatusInput Status Digital output states View Output StatusOutput Status Viewing Additional Output Data View a Pager PIN View Pager NumbersSelect a Pager View a Pager Number Silence Alarm Service Terminal Interface only Silence Alarm & Backup LOG Files Service Terminal Interface Back Up Log Files Service Terminal Interface only Silence Alarm & Backup Log Files Service Terminal Interface Valid characters for data entry LoginLogin System and Control Options System & Control menu Clear Alarms&Logs selected Login ScreenSystem & Control menu Setup System selected Setup System menu Setup System Setup Input Setup System Overview Define Input as Normally Open or Normally Closed Define Input as Alarmable or EventChange Label Name of Input Latched / Unlatched Set Up Alarmable Inputs in Latched or Unlatched ModeSet Up Delay Time Delay Time Setup Common Alarm Setup Sensor Setup System Setup Common AlarmChange to Reset Y or Not Reset N Reset Common Alarm Default settings analog sensor inputs Setup System Setup SensorSelect a Sensor to Configure Change Units Label Identify the Sensor as ConnectedChange Sensor Label Name Change Offset Value Change 4 mA ValueChange 20 mA Value Message if sensor has been defined as an event Define Sensor as Alarmable or EventSet Up Alarmable Sensors in Latched or Unlatched Mode Change High Setpoint Change Low SetpointChange High Setpoint Change Low Setpoint Sensor Delay Map Input to a Main Board Output Setup System Setup I/O MatrixSet Up Mapping for a Digital Input Map Input to Expansion Board Output Default Mappings Digital Inputs to OutputsDefault mapping of digital inputs to digital outputs Digital input By default, mapped to digital output Map Sensor to Expansion Board Output Set Up Mapping for an Analog Sensor InputDefault Mappings Analog Inputs to Outputs Map Sensor to Main Board Output Define Main Board Output as Normally Open / Closed Setup System Setup OutputChange Label Name of Output Message if Expansion Board output selected Set Expansion Board Output by DIP SwitchConfigure Main Board Output for Loss of Power Fail-Safe Default Modem Settings Setup System Setup Modem & PagersModem Setup Initialization String Supported Modem Settings International Dialing Select Modem SetupCountry codes Setup System Menu Setup Modem Menu Enter Universal Monitor Phone Number Change Modem Dial Prefix Enable Modem Diagnostic MessagesChange Modem Hang Up Delay After a Call Pager dialing results Pager Setup Pager Number and PINSelect a Pager to Configure Setup Pagers Setup Modem Enter a Pager PIN Number Setup Pager MenuEnter a Pager Number Guidelines for dialing pagers Enter Pager NUMBER40 Characters MAX Command Successful Enter Time To Perform Communications Check Enable Communications Check Setup System Info Setup System Setup System InfoSelect Setup System Setup System Info Setup EXP Board Change Date & Time/Automatic Daylight Saving Time Change PasswordChange the Password Reset Password to the Factory Default Aaaa Battery alarms Setup Site IDConnect Battery Setup Site ID Backup and Upload Configuration File Back Up the Configuration File Upload the Configuration File Setup Serv Ph Num Setup Serv Ph Num Enter Phone NumberService phone number dialing results Guidelines for dialing service phone number Setup Service Phone Number Service Terminal Interface only Factory Defaults Factory DefaultsFactory Defaults Firmware Update Service Terminal Interface only System and Control Options Disconnect Initiate Remote Alarm Test Service Terminal Interface only Expansion Board Connected Setup Exp Board Optional Expansion BoardSetup EXP Board Manual Output Ctrl Clear the Alarm Log Clear Alarms & LogsClear Active Alarms Clear Trend Log Clear the Event LogClear the Trend Logs Clear Event Log Specifications Universal Monitor Specifications Umexp Optional Expansion Board Specifications Comparison of Functions LCD and Service Terminal Interface Appendix a Service Terminal Interface Connection Methods Connecting to the Service Terminal InterfaceSteps to set up a direct or remote connection Choose COM1 Choose the computer’s modem Create a ConnectionDirect Connection via RS232 Remote Connection via Modem COM1 Port Setup Set Up the COM1 Port Direct Connection Only Settings tab Set Up the Connection’s PropertiesProperties Setup Ascii Setup Dial button OK button Connect to the Service Terminal InterfaceClick on the file name for example, Universal Monitor.ht Main Menu For sample screens, see Silence Alarm and Backup Log FilesSetup Menu Overview View Status Overview Main Menu View Status MenusMain Menu View Active Alarms View Active Alarms View Alarm Log View Alarm Log View Event Log View Event Log View Trend Log View Trend Log View Input & Sensor Status View Input Status View Output Status View Output Status View Pager Numbers View Pager Numbers Section A.5.1 Section A.5.2 Silence Alarm Backup Log Files Alarm Log File Back Up Alarm Log File Back Up Event Log File Backup Log Files Event Log File Back Up Trend Log Files Backup Log Files Trend Log Files Login Setup MenuLogin Menu See Description Setup MenuSetup Menu Tips on Using the Service Terminal Interface Setup Input Main Board Outputs Setup Input Setup Input Expansion Board Inputs Setup Common Alarm Setup Common Alarm Setup Sensor Setup Sensor 110 Setup I-O Matrix Map Input to Output Main Board Inputs Setup I/O Matrix 112 Setup I-O Matrix Map Input to Output Expansion Board Inputs 114 Setup I-O Matrix Map Sensor to Output 116 Setup Output Main Board Outputs Setup Output Setup Output Expansion Board Outputs Setup Modem & Pagers Pager Setup Setup Modem & PagersPager Setup Setup Modem & Pagers Modem Setup Modem Setup Change Password Setup System InfoSetup System Info Change Date & Time Setup Site ID Backup & Upload Configuration File Backup Connect Battery Setup Service Phone Number Setup Service Phone NumberBackup & Upload Configuration File Upload Firmware Update Factory Defaults Initiate Remote Alarm Test Connect Expansion Board Connect Expansion Board Override Output Main Board Outputs Override Output Override Output Expansion Board Outputs Clear Alarms & Logs Clear the Alarm Log Clear Alarms & LogsClear Alarms & Logs Clear Active Alarms Clear Alarms & Logs Clear the Trend Logs Clear Alarms & Logs Clear the Event Log Universal Monitor default settings for inputs and outputs Appendix B Default Settings Quick Reference Guide Change Password Universal Monitor other default settings Expansion Board other default settings Expansion Board default settings for inputs and outputsPage Asia 23F, Allied Kajima Bldg Technical Support/ServiceCompany Behind the Products Locations