Web Interface

• Configuration can be done over the Internet/LAN or 4G data connection via Web page.
  • 4G data connection requires a USB 4G modem with a data plan.
    • Email and SMS alerts can be sent through the modem instead of the Ethernet connection.
• Supports Internet Explorer 6.0 and higher, Firefox 1.5 and higher, Netscape 9, Google Chrome, Safari 1.3 and higher for MAC, and Safari 3.0 and higher for PC.
• Configure sensor thresholds, alarm methods, formats of alerts, and system data log.
  • Customize SMS messages and email subject headers for sensor alerts.
• View/edit sensors’ current values, thresholds and alert statuses.
  • All sensors connected, including up to 8 Remote Temperature/Humidity Sensors over IP, to the E-16D can be viewed on one summary page.
  • All sensors in alert can be quickly viewed on the alert summary page to enable timely responses.
  • User configurable settings allow sensors to return to normal status when alert condition clears, without manually acknowledging/dismissing the alert.
• View entries stored in the system logs.
  • Event log records system events such as alerts, user login/logout, failed email messages, etc.
  • Data log records samples of sensor readings. User specified sampling time period.
  • With E-16D, up to 1,724 data log entries and 1,000 event log entries are stored.
  • With E-16DEL, up to 1,200,000 data log entries and 3,000 event log entries are stored.
    • 256 MB non-volatile memory – both the data log and event log persist after power cycle.
  • The log can be downloaded as a tab-delimited plain text file.
• Configure IP information (address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS, etc.), user administrative settings, and data logging settings.
• Upload custom x509 certificates.
• Up to 16 users can access the web page at one time.
• Permissions, schedule and alert methods are configurable for each user.
• Configure up to 50 sensor conditions (events).
• Configure up to 20 Smart Alerts to use different event combinations to send alert messages.
• Up to five units can be used together to increase the number of sensors connected.
  • Cascade up to four E-2D/5D/16D units as slaves to one E-2D/5D/16D master unit via Ethernet connection.
    • Each master and slave unit needs its own unique IP address.
    • IP sensors can only be connected to a master unit.
  • E-16D slave units can also be configured as RS485 local slave units using CAT5/5e/6 patch cables with RJ45 connectors wired straight through.
    • Each slave unit needs its own unique RS485 address value that can range from 1-255.
    • The last slave must have a terminating plug (not included) in the empty socket.
  • Uses a single Web interface for all systems/sensors connected.
• Multi-language support – English, German, Chinese, and Japanese.

Front Panel Interface

• LEDs indicate the following:
  • “INT ALERT” – internal sensor goes out of range of a configurable threshold.
  • “EXT ALERT” – external sensor goes out of range of a configurable threshold.
  • “LOW BAT” – backup battery is low.
  • “CHECK LOG” – message is posted to the log.
  • “AUX” – indicates Auxiliary device is powered.
  • “PWR” – indicates system is powered.
• Alarm Test/Silence button – use to test or silence the alarm connected to the siren terminals
• Restore Defaults button – use to manually restore the E-16D back to factory settings.
• System Reset button – use to manually reboot/restart the firmware for the E-16D.