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Appendix G: Accessories

APPENDIX G

Accessories

The sensors listed below are available from CPP and

represent the most commonly used input devices. Other dry

contact sensors, designed for more specialized applications,

may also be used. Commercial or industrial electrical supply

houses can provide devices to monitor virtually any condition.

For further information, contact Crucial Power Products

Customer Service at (800)797-7782.

MODEL NUMBER SENSOR / SWITCH

FGD-0005 Remote Temperature Sensor

FGD-0006 Magnetic Reed Switch

FGD-0007 Passive Infra-Red Detector

FGD-0013 Water Detection Sensor

FGD-0022 Temp° Alert

FGD-0023 ISOTEL Surge Protector

FGD-0027 Humidistat

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CPP Monitor 2000 1
Contents 2
Important Safety Instructions 11
FCC Requirements 12
Chapter 1: Introduction 17
Programming Interface 18
Technical Support 18
About This Manual 18
Chapter 2: Installation 21
POWER SURGE PROTECTION 22
BATTERY BACKUP 22
TELEPHONE LINE 23
INPUT CONFIGURATION 24
LED INDICATORS 26
Chapter 3: Communications 27
Running the Software 28
CPP Monitor 2000 Menu Bar 29
Communications Setup 30
Modem Setup 30
Communication Status 31
Advanced Comm Setup 32
Options screen 34
Chapter 4: Programming 35
Procedure 36
Local Communication 37
Modem Communication 37
Off-line Communication 38
To create a Data File: 38
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 39
System Identification 40
Unit Phone Number: 40
Unit Description: 40
Default setting: On 41
Alpha Pager Speed 42
Maximum Calling Rounds 42
Voice Repetitions 42
Acknowledgment Code 42
Voice Password 42
Slave ID 43
Passwords 43
Incoming Calls: 43
Rings Until Answer 43
Carrier Wait Time 43
Status tab: 44
Min & Max: 45
Configuration tab: 46
Calibration: 47
Label/Units: 47
Alarm Programming tab: 48
Alarm High Limit: 49
Recognition Time: 49
Call List: 49
MONITORS 50
Delete Input Monitors 51
Bar Reading: 51
Low Limit: 51
High Limit: 51
Low Alarm Limit: 51
High Alarm Limit: 52
Minimum Input Reading: 52
Maximum Input Reading: 52
Gauge Reading: 52
DESTINATIONS 54
Destination: 55
Special Dialing Codes: 56
Call Zones: 57
Alarm Call Mode: 58
Disabled: 58
Until Acknowledged: 58
Dial Type: 60
DATALOGGING 61
Interval: 62
Use Start Time: 63
Start Time: 63
Inputs Being Logged: 63
Start/Stop datalogging: 63
Downloading the Data Logger: 64
Input selection: 65
From Date and To Date: 65
EVENT LOGGER 66
Downloading the Event Logger: 67
Viewing the Event Logger: 67
Unit selection: 68
Reset Event Logger: 69
Event types: 69
Query Times: 69
Current Status: 70
Data Logger: 70
Report Interval: 70
Global View: 72
Settings: 73
Print Event Log button 74
Local Status Report 76
Status Report 76
Sample Status Report 77
Chapter 6: Operation 79
Alarm Dialout - Voice 80
Alarm Dialout - Beeper 81
Alarm Dialout - Modem 81
ALARM ACKNOWLEDGMENT: 82
PART TWO: REPORT DIALOUT 86
PART THREE: CALL-IN STATUS 87
Enabling Auto Answer Mode 89
Enabling Polling Mode 89
APPENDIX A 91
System Events List 91
APPENDIX B 93
Engineering Specifications 93
Datalogging 94
Communication 94
Programming 95
Visual Indicators 95
Environmental 95
Physical 95
Approvals 96
Warranty 96
2.8K Thermistor Data 97
10K Thermistor Data 98
APPENDIX D 99
RS232 Specifications 99
APPENDIX E 101
Modbus Protocol 101
Appendix E: Modbus Protocol 103
COMMUNICATIONS 109
Cause SolutionProblem 110
Appendix F: Troubleshooting 111
MONITORING 112
III: TEMPERATURE 112
ENERAL P 113
Problem 114
Cause Solution 114
APPENDIX G 115
Accessories 115
Terminal Block 117

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