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How do I configure my securityProbe8-X20 extra dry contacts as opto isolated?
This diagram below is showing you the jumper setting for setting up your dry contact inputs to the opto-isolated setting.
I noticed the new securityProbe 5E has a jumper in the back, what is this used for?
That jumper is a 120 ohm switch, as in some cases of Modbus integration 120 ohms is needed on the RS485 input, so that has been added.
I see that my new securityProbe 5E is expandable using these four expansion ports on the front of the unit and these new expansion modules? What types of modules are available?
We offer two types of expansion modules. The first is the E-sensor8 expansion module and it has 8 RJ-45 Intelligent sensor ports just like the ports on the back of … Read More
Can the E-opto16 dry contact expansion modules be configured for inputs and outputs and how much voltage can I apply to these? Does the ?opto? mean opto isolated?
The E-opto16 dry contact expansion modules can only be used as inputs, just like the extra dry contact inputs on the secuirtyProbe8-X20. Yes, the ?opto? in the product name means … Read More
Can the expansion modules be daisy changed together, if so how many expansion modules can be connected to a single securityProbe 5E?
Yes, the expansion modules can be daisy chained together using the RJ-45 input and output ports with normal CAT5 Ethernet cable. There really is no limitation to the amount of … Read More
How far can I extend the expansion modules using the CAT5 cable? Is the total run length from the base units or is it between the expansion modules and what is the data transfer rate?
The maximum run length of the expansion modules is 1000 feet. This is not the total run length. This is between the base unit and the expansion modules, or from … Read More
Can I reset my securityProbe 5E back to the factory default settings? If so, how is this done?
Yes, you can reset the securityProbe 5E back to the factory defaults by clicking on the ?Clear All User Data and Restore Original Settings? button from the Settings tab >> … Read More
The device is not able to send SNMP Traps. What is my problem?
The destination SNMP TRAP IP is not set the TRAP settings. The community entered is wrong. The firewall is blocking the SNMP TRAP traffic. The send SNMP Trap option is … Read More
I have HP OpenView, but I?m not able to receive the Traps.. What is my problem?
For changing the Traps to HP OpenView style, you need to send an SNMP command to the device given below: snmpset .1.3.6.1.4.1.3854.1.2.2.1.60.0 i X Where IP is the IP address … Read More
