Black Box ServSensor JR EME102A Manuel utilisateur

ServSensor JR

March 2004

EME102A

CE STATEMENT

This product carries the CE mark to indicate compliance with the

European Directive on Electromagnetic Compatibility

(89/336/EEC). It has been tested to EN55024:1998 and

EN55022:1998.

ServSensor JR

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ServSensor JR

Contents

What is ServSensor JR?.............................................................. 6

1. Installation .................................................................................. 8

1.1 Installation steps .......................................................................... 8

1.2 Assigning IP address ................................................................. 10

2. Intelligent sensors................................................................... 14

2.1 Installing and configuring sensors............................................. 15

2.1.1 Temperature sensor............................................................. 19

2.1.2 Dual sensor (Temperature & Humidity)............................. 22

2.1.3 Water detector..................................................................... 26

2.1.4 Airflow sensor .................................................................... 28

2.1.5 AC voltage sensor............................................................... 31

2.1.6 DC voltage sensor............................................................... 33

2.1.7 Security sensor.................................................................... 36

2.1.8 Dry contact sensor .............................................................. 38

2.1.9 4-20mA converter............................................................... 41

2.1.10 Power relay board............................................................. 44

2.1.11 Smoke detector ................................................................. 46

2.1.12 Motion detector................................................................. 48

2.2 External sensor integration ........................................................ 50

3. Integration with network management systems ........ 51

3.1 HP OpenView............................................................................ 52

3.1.2 Loading the MIB to NNM .................................................. 52

3.1.3 NNM menu integration....................................................... 53

3.1.4 Polling SNMP, thresholds and alarm.................................. 55

3.1.5 Traps in NNM..................................................................... 57

3.1.6 Graphing with NNM........................................................... 58

3.1.7 Using the MIB browser ...................................................... 59

3.1.8 Testing alarms in NNM ...................................................... 60

3.2 WhatsUp Gold ........................................................................... 62

3.2.1 Monitoring ServSensor JR with WhatsUp Gold ................ 62

3.2.2 Browsing SNMP variables ................................................. 63

3.2.3 Graphing the values of SNMP variables ............................ 67

3.2.4 Receiving SNMP traps from the ServSensorJR ................. 71

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3.3 MRTG - free data graphing ....................................................... 78

3.3.1 MRTG installation.............................................................. 78

3.3.2 Sample MRTG graphs ........................................................ 82

3.4 Frequently used OID's ............................................................... 84

3.5 ServSensor JR MIB ................................................................... 88

4. SNMP .......................................................................................... 89

4.1 MIB on the ServSensor JR ........................................................ 90

4.2 MIB II on the ServSensor JR.................................................... 91

4.3 SNMP traps................................................................................ 93

4.4 Trap thresholds .......................................................................... 93

4.5 Trap Var Bind information ........................................................ 94

4.6 Community string ...................................................................... 96

5. Web based User Interface................................................... 97

5.1 Login page ................................................................................. 99

5.2 Summary page ......................................................................... 100

5.3 Sensors setting ......................................................................... 102

5.4 Graphing .................................................................................. 103

5.5 Traps setting ............................................................................ 105

5.6 Mail page ................................................................................. 106

5.7 Network settings ...................................................................... 108

5.8 System page............................................................................. 109

5.9 Help menu................................................................................ 111

6. Utilities...................................................................................... 112

6.1 Utilities .................................................................................... 112

6.1.1 IP set ................................................................................. 112

6.1.2 Data collection.................................................................. 112

6.2 UCD Utilities........................................................................... 115

6.2.1 SNMP Get......................................................................... 115

6.2.2 SNMP Set ......................................................................... 119

6.2.3 SNMP Walk...................................................................... 123

7. FAQ's ....................................................................................... 127

ServSensor JR

What is ServSensor JR?

The standalone ServSensor JR is a new intelligent device for

monitoring environmental variations, power, physical threats and

security. The ServSensor JR is a completely embedded host with a

proprietary Linux like Operating System, including TCP/IP stack, Web

server, email, SMS and full SNMP functionality.

The ServSensor JR works with every intelligent sensor in the BLACK

BOX family. You can connect any of our sensors in any combination

to monitor temperature, humidity, water leakage, Airflow including

long term graphing, security, detect AC Power Line Voltage, Measure

DC Voltage, control relays, and many more. Our sensors include an

integrated data collection and graphing package to spot trends in the

airflow, temperature, and humidity.

Dry contacts and drivers are available for monitoring UPS status,

security systems, and air conditioning status.

Every sensor comes with our unique Autosense feature. Whenever a

new type of sensor is plugged in, the Autosense will recognize it and

reconfigure the ServSensor JR to begin monitoring it. In the event of

an alarm or temperature / humidity threshold being exceeded, it has

ability to send alert notification using Email, SMS and SNMP Traps.

The ServSensor JR ’s advanced encrypted micro code updating

program can update your firmware over the Internet.

A new web based interface with a user and administrator login feature

helps users to prevent unauthorized access to the device and a powerful

embedded system logging features is available.

The ServSensor JR is fully SNMP compliant and configurable.

Following initial configuration by the RJ45 port to set basic parameters

such as IP address, Subnet Mask, Default gateway, SNMP community

strings, trusted IP addresses and trap destinations, the unit is fully

configurable from any SNMP terminal or Network Management

product. Setup is easy with the embedded web server. There is a simple

graphing utility integrated into the ServSensor JR that can monitor

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every temperature, humidity sensor and other such factors and can

display you the graphical report.

The ServSensor JR is supplied with a MIB to allow its interface to

SNMP based Network Management systems such as HP Open View,

IBM Tivoli, CA Unicenter TNG and others.

ServSensor JR

1. Installation

1.1 Installation Steps

The ServSensor JR is a plug and play device you can easily connect to

your existing network set up.

Every ServSensor JR has the factory default IP address of

192.168.0.100, and you can change this address if so needed for your

network configuration.

Ensure the following items are available with you before installing the

ServSensor JR:

1. A crossover Category 5 or better network cable with RJ 45 male

connector

2. A PC with an Ethernet card installed and configured (you can also

plug ServSensor JR into your LAN)

3. A power socket to plug in the AC to DC adaptor for ServSensor JR

4. You can also assign the IP address using the web based user

interface of ServSensor JR. Go to any web browser such as Internet

Explorer, type the factory default IP address (192.168.0.100) and from

the system page enter the IP address and click set button. Use a

crossover cable connection to perform this step.

An overview of the installation process consists of:

1. Assign an IP address to the ServSensor JR.

2. Use the embedded web manager to set sensor thresholds, email and

trap information.

3. Use your management station or SNMP script to collect information

from the ServSensor JR.

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