Connectivity

The evolution

HiSNMP
User MANUAL

English

code 272703 - Rev.1.7

date 01/02/2006
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Information on this guide

This guide descrybes how to obtain the SNMP Protocol compatibility in:

standard HPAC units (via the special software SVM 1.60.019 or higher).
standard Chiller units (via the special software SCM 1.02.024snmp+ or higher).

To use this mechanism it is necessary to use a Hironet SNMP Adapter (HiSNMP).

Detailed information about this HiSNMP can be found in the following chapters.

This document includes the following issues:

Chapter 1: Overview Brief overview of SNMP Protocol and task of SNMP in

Standard Application
Chapter 2: Installation of the Network Complete overview on how to build up a network
Chapter 3: Application requirements Configuration of the Application (SVM1XX) and overview of
the variables, which can be transferred via SNMP Protocol

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INDEX

1. OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................... 4
1.1. SNMP PROTOCOL .......................................................................................................................................4
2. SNMP NETWORK................................................................................................ 5
3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS...................................................................... 6
3.1. HOUSING ..................................................................................................................................................6
3.2. POWER SUPPLY ......................................................................................................................................6
3.3. ETHERNET & SNMP................................................................................................................................6
3.4. LEDS INDICATION..................................................................................................................................6
3.5. CONNECTIONS INTO MICROFACE E AND CABLING......................................................................7
4. SPECIAL APPLICATION..................................................................................... 8
4.1. GENERAL.....................................................................................................................................................8
4.1.1. HIROMATIC SETTINGS .......................................................................................................................8
4.1.2. SYSTEM VARIABLES:...........................................................................................................................9
4.1.3. ALARM MANAGEMENT.....................................................................................................................10
4.1.4. WEB PAGE FOR TRAPS SETTINGS ..................................................................................................11
4.2. HISNMP IP CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................11
4.2.1. MAC Address .......................................................................................................................................11
4.2.2. IP Address............................................................................................................................................12
4.3. HOW TO SET & VERIFY IP ADDRESS, NETMASK, GATEWAY .......................................................................13
4.4. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST FOR HPAC (SVM 1.60.019) ............................................14
4.4.1. Parameters table..................................................................................................................................14
4.4.2. Events table..........................................................................................................................................15
4.5. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST: MATRIX(SCM 1.02.023)..................................................16
4.5.1. Parameters table..................................................................................................................................16
4.5.2. Events table..........................................................................................................................................18
4.6. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST: XDFN (XDM 1.60.046) ..................................................21
4.6.1. Parameters table..................................................................................................................................21
4.6.2. Events table..........................................................................................................................................23
4.7. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST: RACK (RKM 1.60.045)...................................................24
4.7.1. Parameters table..................................................................................................................................24
4.7.2. Events table..........................................................................................................................................24
4.8. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST FOR HPAC (T2MSNMP 1.60.045)...................................25
4.8.1. Parameters table..................................................................................................................................25
4.8.2. Events table..........................................................................................................................................26
5. PART NUMBERS............................................................................................... 27

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1. OVERVIEW
1.1. SNMP PROTOCOL
SNMP, Simple Network Management Protocol, basically consists of 5 Message types:

GetRequest
Is used to get the value of the requested Item in the Item Tree (Oid)
GetNextRequest
Is used to get the next value in the OID-tree.
SetRequest
Is used to set a value of a certain Item in the OID-tree.
Response
This message always follows an request. It contains the requested information.
Traps
Describe alarms or failure in Client PC.

Note: Requests are always sent by the management station.

Responses always and only follow requests.
Traps are sent to the Client

As this is a very short description of SNMP, if you need further details please take a look into the following
documents, where the SNMP protocol is described in detail

RFC # Argument Reference WEB site

- RFC 1157 Description of SNMP protocol http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1157.html
- RFC 1213 Management Iformation Base (MIB) http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1213.html

SNMP in Standard Applications

The task of SNMP in standard applications is: on one hand to set (e.g. Setpoints in the regulation) and
read values (e.g. actual temperature or humidity) and ,on the other hand, to transmit the Alarms of the
standard application as traps (e.g. Room Sensor Failure).

Note: Only SNMP Version 1.0 is supported by the HiSNMP

The HiSNMP exists in two versions:
480096 - With external power supply: it means that the power supply must be plugged into the main
power (see Fig.2).

480096 – With power supply from the unit: it means that the power supply must be plugged into the
same voltage of the Microface E (24VAC). The cable provided needs to be plugged into the HiSNMP in
one side and into the electrical panel of the unit in the 24VAC and 0VAC contacts.

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2. SNMP NETWORK

Fig. 1 Example of SNMP Networking structure

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3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
3.1. HOUSING

Fig. 2: HiSNMP overview.

3.2. POWER SUPPLY

AC Volt: 24V +/- 20 %.
Nom. current: 50mA @24V +/- 20 %.
Max Current: 350mA @Power Up for 3 sec

At the moment HiSNMP is released for 24VAC ONLY.

3.3. ETHERNET & SNMP

The ETHERNET speed supported is 10Mbps (10Base T).
The SNMP protocol version supported is V1.0

3.4. LEDS INDICATION

2 yellow LEDS:
LED on the Ethernet side – blinking:
it indicates that the Ethernet network is in activity, independently from the presence or not of requests via
SNMP.

LED on the Hironet RJ9 side – blinking:

it indicates that the communication with Hironet is taking place. Such blinking is visible when the unit is
exchanging data with the HiSNMP.

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3.5. CONNECTIONS INTO MICROFACE E AND CABLING

Fig. 3: SNMP connection into Microface E RS485 connector.

Fig. 4: 4-pole screened flat cable between HiSNMP and Microface E (type F)

To connect HiSNMP to the Microface E you have to plug a cable (described in Fig. 4) on the one hand
into the RS485 plug of the Microface E (Fig. 3) and on the other hand into the Hironet connector of the
HiSNMP (Fig. 2).

HiSNMP has to be connected directly to the Microface Evolution having a specific software that has to be
required to Liebert Hiross. Specifically the software versions are:

HPAC units:
- EPROM for Microface E named SVM 1.60.019+

Superchiller Matrix units:

- EPROM for Microface E named SCM 1.02.023snmp+

XDFN units:
- EPROM for Microface E named XDM 1.60.046+

RACK units:
- EPROM for Microface E named RKM 1.60.045+

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4. SPECIAL APPLICATION

4.1. GENERAL
Note: To use the SNMP Protocol the Applicastion must be built with the SNMP Protocol. It is not possible
to use SNMP if the Application is built with the Hironet Protocol.

To get a connection between HiSNMP and Microface E you have to set the IP-Address and the Listen
Port into the Microface E, (using a Hiromatic G or E ).

4.1.1. HIROMATIC SETTINGS

The Hiromatic (G or E) is useful for the set of the IP address and IP port into the Microface E, but through
the Hiromatic (E or G) RS422/RS485 port the Hironet protocol is still available. This means that the
Hirolink for BMS or the Hirolink Light for Hirovisor IP can be connected as well.

The IP-Address into the Microface E must be equal to the IP-Address of the HiSNMP.
Listen Port has to be set always to 161, which means that SNMP Protocol is used.

Fig. 5 Hiromatic screen for SNMP settings.

To access the Application variables, it is necessary to use a Network Managing Software (for example
SNMPc, HP OpenView) on a Management Station.

These management stations send a request (Get, GetNext, Set) to a certain IP-Address; the HiSNMP
with this IP-Address passes the request on to its Microface E. The Microface E answers, and the HiSNMP
sends the Response back to the requesting Management station.

Additionally the HiSNMP polls the Microface E periodically with a GetTrap Request. In case of an Alarm,
the Microface E returns a trap message, which is passed on by the HiSNMP to the LAN.
Inside the HiSNMP you are able to define 5 Management Stations, where traps are sent to, if the stations
have Status OK.

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4.1.2. SYSTEM VARIABLES:

The HiSNMP for Superchiller first and later the HPAC units will support the general MIB-6 variables such
as:

Mib Description
OID Description Range Read / Write
Name
Full name and version
identification of the
system's hardware type,
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1 sysDescr 16 chars* Read (write from Hm only)
software operating-
system, and networking
software.
The vendor's
authoritative
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2 sysObjectID identification of the 1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.4.3.20 Read only
network management
subsystem.
The time (hundredths of
sec) since the
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3 sysUpTime network management D:HH:MM:SS.00 Read only
portion of the system was
last re-initialized.
Usually the textual
identification of the
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4 sysContact 16 chars* Read (write from Hm only)
contact person and his
contact.
An administratively-
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5 sysName assigned domain name 16 chars* Read (write from Hm only)
for this managed node.
Physical location of this
1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6 sysLocation 16 chars* Read (write from Hm only)
node.

*the Chars can be: [0-9] ; [A-Z] ; [a-z] ; [ & * / . + - _ : @ \ ]

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4.1.3. ALARM MANAGEMENT

In the MATRIX units, starting from version SCM 1.02.023, the SNMP implementation will be based on the
following assumptions for ALARM MANAGEMENT:

• All alarms will be reported to the clients by individual traps, each trap will have a fixed and unique
OID. The traps will have the following values

• Alarm/warning present = different from 0 (zero)

• No Alarm/Warning absent = 0 (zero).

• Each alarm will be provided also via register with 1 byte size. This byte will have value one or
zero depending on the status:

• Alarm/warning present = different from 0 (zero)

• No Alarm/Warning absent = 0 (zero).

A new variable named “General Alarm reset” will be included in order to permit to the BMS the reset of
the alarms into the system by writing on it. In case that the alarms would be still present they will be sent
again via trap. No traps would be generated in case of absence of alarms. This variable can be written as:
General Alarm reset = 2 to reset the Alarm/Warning.
General Alarm reset = 4 to acknowledge the Alarm/Warning (quite the Hiromatic bell).

SYSTEM ALARM MGM VIA ALARM MGM VIA

TYPE OF UNIT SW VERSION
VARIABLES REGISTERS TRAP
HPAC (Himod units) SVM 1.60.019 NO* NO YES
CHILLER (Matrix units) SCM 1.02.023 YES YES YES
XDFN Units XDM 1.60.046 NO NO YES
RACK Units RKM 1.60.045 NO NO YES

*Available in the next release

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4.1.4. WEB PAGE FOR TRAPS SETTINGS

In order to change / insert trac setting open internet explorer and in the addre type the ip address of the
H:inmp the following screen will addear:

Fig. 6: HiSNMP WEB page

4.2. HISNMP IP CONFIGURATION

4.2.1. MAC ADDRESS
Each HiSNMP is given a distinctive identification, like for the Ethernet network cards: the MAC Address
(Media Access Control Address). Please for the IP addresses and other OPTIONAL info refer to the
System Network manager.

The MAC Address is needed to identify, at hardware level, the device in a unique way among all the
devices that can get connected to an Ethernet network.
Through the MAC address it is possible to modify the IP address, an address which is also unique, at the
“application” level'.

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4.2.2. IP ADDRESS
The HiSNMP is recognised by the 'Hirovisor IP' application through the IP address. For this reason to
make use of HiSNMP it needs a valid IP address.
To set an IP address you have to use the DOS 'SetHipAip' utility.
Before using the utility, please verify that HiSNMP is powered and is connected to the Ethernet network
and that it can be reachable by the PC from which the utility is going to run.

In order to make HiSNMP reachable by the PC, both the PC and the HiSNMP must be physically resident
on the same LAN (without any 'router' in between). If this is not possible, only for the use SetHipAip utility,
connect the HiSNMP to the PC with a Cross Cable (see schematics below) and assign to the PC one IP
address of the same segment (same first three groups of code) of the address inserted in the HiSNMP.
(e.g address for HiSNMP 129.100.19.114, address to be assigned to the PC 129.100.19.112).

Fig. 7: Cross Cable: 8 pole screened flat cable between HiSNMP and PC.

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How to use the SetHipAip utility:

SetHipAip [options] MAC IP [NM GW] where:

MAC Ethernet address previously given by the Liebert-Hiross SpA production or by the
Information& CONTROLS department:
Hexadecimal: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Decimal: ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd
IP The new IP address to get connected:
Decimal: ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd
Name: host
NM New netmask, OPTIONAL:
Decimal: ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd DEFAULT VALUE 255.255.255.0
GW New default gateway, OPTIONAL:
Decimal: ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd DEFAULT VALUE EMPTY
Name: host
Where the options are:
-d prepare in debug mode
-b Ipaddr transmission to the IP address “IPaddr”
-N num repetitions number

1
Such a utility program is inside the CD with the documentation (of HipA and Hirolink). It can also be
downloaded by enabled users directly from www.connectivity.it (manuals section).

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4.3. HOW TO SET & VERIFY IP ADDRESS, NETMASK, GATEWAY

From the commands prompt, launch “SetHipAip” followed by the MAC (previously assigned by the
Liebert-Hiross SpA production or by the Information& CONTROLS department), the IP address you want
to insert/change in HiSNMP and possible other options of netmask (NM) and gateway (GW); then press
enter.

Example:
C:\>Programmi> SetHipAip 00:08:77:00:00:03 129.100.19.114 255.255.255.0 129.100.19.1

MAC previously New IP address New netmask, OPTIONAL

New default gateway,
assigned to HiSNMP
OPTIONAL

To verify the correct settings of the IP address and MAC address inside the HiSNMP interface, use the
2
MS-DOS commands described below .
Assuming that the IP address in example is 129.100.19.114 then the commands to be typed are:

arp –d (to cancel the IP and MAC table inside your PC)
ping 129.100.19.114 (to verify the response of this HipA)
arp –a (to verify that the MAC address and IP are linked correctly)

In order to make HiSNMP reachable by the PC, both the PC and the HiSNMP must be physically resident
on the same LAN (without any 'router' in between). If this is not possible, only for the use SetHipAip utility,
connect the HiSNMP to the PC with a Cross Cable (see schematics below) and assign to the PC one IP
address of the same segment (same first three groups of code) of the address inserted in the HiSNMP.
(e.g address for HiSNMP 129.100.19.114, address to be assigned to the PC 129.100.19.112).

Example:

2
NOTE: run a DOS SHELL by pressing START button, select RUN option, type “command” and press
ENTER

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4.4. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST FOR HPAC (SVM 1.60.019)

4.4.1. PARAMETERS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
VARIABLES:
Min / Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
3.4.1.3.1 TempSet Temperature Setpoint 5 / 40
3.4.1.3.2 TempProp Temperature Prop.Band 1 / 30
3.4.1.3.3.1.3 LocTemp Temperature -28 / 100
3.4.1.3.3.1.4 HiTemp High Temp. Setpoint No=0 / 99
3.4.1.3.3.1.5 LoTemp Low Temp. Setpoint No=0 / 99
3.4.2.2.1 HumiSet Humidifier Setpoint No=19 / 80
3.4.2.2.2 HumiProp Humidity Prop.Band 2 / 60
3.4.2.2.3.1.3 HT_Humi Humidity -9.9 / +9.9
3.4.2.2.3.1.4 HiHumi High Humidity Setpoint No=0 / 99
3.4.2.2.3.1.5 LoHumi Low Humidity Setpoint No=0 / 99
3.4.3.1 MIB_Fan Fan State On=1 / Off=0
3.4.3.2 MIB_Comp Cooling State On=1 / Off=0
3.4.3.3 MIB_Heat Heating State On=1 / Off=0
3.4.3.4 MIB_Dehum Dehumidifying State On=1 / Off=0
3.4.3.5 MIB_Humid Humidifying State On=1 / Off=0
3.4.3.6 MIB_FC_On Econ-O-Cycle/FC State On=1 / Off=0
3.2.1.12 Manual Manual Mode On=1 / Off=0

Note: Temp.Set and Temp.Prop are muliplied with 10 for easier calculation. Value 50 = 5.0°C, Value 359
= 35.9°C.

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4.4.2. EVENTS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
Alarm (Warning) active /
TRAPS:
Alarm (Warning) acknowledge /
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
No Alarm (Warning)
2.3.0.1.0.34 WaNet Network Failure 15 / 11 / 0
2.3.0.1.0.70 WaNetMast No Connection to Unit 1 15 / 11 / 0
2.3.0.1.0.77 WaHb_Error Network Failure 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.1.0.18 HRT High Room Temperature 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.2.0.19 LRT Low Room Temperature 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.3.0.20 HRH High Room Humidity 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.4.0.21 LRH Low Room Humidity 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.5.0.7 AlAF Fan Failure 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.5.0.6 WaAF Fan Failure 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.6.0.8 WaCF Clogged Filters 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.7.1.0.1 AlHP Comp.1 High Pressure 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.7.2.0.58 AlHP2 Comp.2 High Pressure 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.8.1.0.71 ALTH1 Comp.1 Motor Protection 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.8.2.0.72 ALTH2 Comp.2 Motor Protection 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.10.0.2 AlLP Comp.1 Low Pressure 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.14.0.10 AlLE Water Leakage 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.14.0.9 WaLE Water Leakage 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.15.0.13 WaHFA Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.15.0.14 WaHHC Humidifier High Current 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.15.0.15 WaHF Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.15.0.16 WaHN Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.15.0.17 WaHUC Humidifier Cylinder Worn 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.17.0.73 ALFire Fire Alarm 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.17.0.65 WaSmoke Smoke Alarm 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.18.0.4 WaLC Low Chilled Water 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.19.0.41 MePowerOff Power Off 0/1
3.2.1.21.1.0.12 AlUI User Input 1 Triggered 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.21.1.0.11 WaUI_1_Wa1 User Input 1 Triggered 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.21.2.0.69 AlUI2 User Input 2 Triggered 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.21.2.0.68 WaUI2 User Input 2 Triggered 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.21.3.0.59 AlLP2 Comp.2 Low Pressure 23 / 19 / 0
3.2.1.21.4.0.30 WaRoomSen Room Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
3.2.1.21.4.0.31 AlRoomSen Room Sensor Failure 23 / 19 / 0

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4.5. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST: MATRIX(SCM 1.02.023)

4.5.1. PARAMETERS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
VARIABLES:
Min/Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
4.3.20.1.1.4.1 Rtc_Min Time MINUTES 0 / 59
4.3.20.1.1.5.1 Rtc_Hou Time HOURS 0 / 23
4.3.20.1.1.5.2 Rtc_Day Time DAY 1 / 31
4.3.20.1.1.5.3 Rtc_Mon Time MONTH 1 / 12
4.3.20.1.1.5.4 Rtc_Yea Time YEAR 1970 / 2069
4.3.20.1.1.7.1 OuTempSet2 OUTLET SETPOINT 2 No=0 / 5 / 20
4.3.20.1.1.7.3 OuTempSet1 OUTLET SETPOINT 1 5.0 / 17.0
4.3.20.1.1.8.5 Birne_Setp BRINE SETPOINT No=-11 / 25
4.3.20.1.1.9.4 Stop_Co_LT COMPRESSORS OFF AT -25 / 8
4.3.20.1.1.11.1 HourPump1 PUMP 1 HOURS 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.11.2 HourPump2 PUMP 2 HOURS 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.11.3 HourComp1 CIRCUIT 1 Hours 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.11.4 HourComp2 CIRCUIT 2 Hours 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.11.5 HourFC FREECOOLING Hours 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.11.6 HourPump1M PUMP 1 Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.11.7 HourPump2M PUMP 2 Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.11.8 HourComp1M CIRCUIT 1 Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.11.9 HourComp2M CIRCUIT 2 Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.11.10 HourFCM FREECOOLING Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.12.1 HourComp3 CIRCUIT 3 Hours 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.12.2 HourComp4 CIRCUIT 4 Hours 0 / 999
4.3.20.1.1.12.3 HourComp3M CIRCUIT 3 Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.12.4 HourComp4M CIRCUIT 4 Hours Warning At 0 / 32000
4.3.20.1.1.13.1 HWTempInWa HIGH INLET Warning No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.2 LWTempInWa LOW INLET Warning No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.3 HWTempOuWa HIGH OUTLET Warning No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.4 LWTempOuWa LOW OUTLET Warning No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.5 HWTempInAl HIGH INLET Alarm No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.6 LWTempInAl LOW INLET Alarm No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.7 HWTempOuAl HIGH OUTLET Alarm No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.13.8 LWTempOuAl LOW OUTLET Alarm No=0 / 99
4.3.20.1.1.16.2 Units_Mic NUMBER OF UNITS 1 / 16
4.3.20.1.1.16.3 StdByUnits NUMBER OF STDBY UNITS 0 / 15
No=0 / Daily=1 /
Mon=2 / Tue=3 /
4.3.20.1.1.16.4 RotationEN ROTATION FREQUENCY Wed=4 / Thu=5 /
Fri=6 / Sat=7 /
Sun=8
4.3.20.1.1.16.5 RotatHou PERFORMED AT Hour 0 / 23
4.3.20.1.1.16.6 RotatMin PERFORMED AT Minute 0 / 59

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OID Item-Name Event description HM Value

VARIABLES:
Min/Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
4.3.20.1.1.18.1 GenAlarm GENERAL ALARM (RESET) 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.20.1 UnitAlarm UNIT ALARM STATUS 23 / 19 / 0
UNIT STATUS (UNIT ON, LOC
4.3.20.1.1.20.2 SinglState On=1 / Off=0
OFF, ...)
4.3.20.1.1.20.3 TempSet_ac ACTUAL SETPOINT 5.0 / 17.0
4.3.20.1.1.24.5 PTCIn_Temp MIXTURE IN -28 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.24.6 PTCOu_Temp MIXTURE OUT -28 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.24.7 PTCAmb_Tem OUTDOOR -28 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.24.8 PTCEva_Tem EVAPORATOR INLET -28 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.26.4 C1PresBar CIRCUIT 1 pressure -6 / 50
4.3.20.1.1.26.5 C2PresBar CIRCUIT 2 pressure -6 / 50
4.3.20.1.1.27.2 C3PresBar CIRCUIT 3 pressure -6 / 50
4.3.20.1.1.28.1 C4PresBar CIRCUIT 4 pressure -6 / 50
4.3.20.1.1.31.1 AnaConden1 CONDENSER FANSPEED1 0 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.31.2 AnaConden2 CONDENSER FANSPEED2 0 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.31.3 Valve3P FREECOOLING VALVE 0 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.31.4 AnaConden3 CONDENSER FANSPEED3 0 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.31.5 AnaConden4 CONDENSER FANSPEED4 0 / 100
4.3.20.1.1.32.2 ManPump1 PUMP1 On=1 / Off=0
4.3.20.1.1.32.3 ManPump2 PUMP2 On=1 / Off=0
4.3.20.1.1.32.4 ManComp1 C1 Compressor 1 On=1 / Off=0
4.3.20.1.1.32.6 ManComp2 C2 Compressor 2 On=1 / Off=0
4.3.20.1.1.33.9 ManComp3 C3 Compressor 3 On=1 / Off=0
4.3.20.1.1.33.10 ManComp4 C4 Compressor 4 On=1 / Off=0

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4.5.2. EVENTS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
TRAPS/REGISTERS:
Alarm / No Alarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
4.3.20.1.1.50.1 AlHP1 COMP. 1 HIGH PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
COMPRESSOR 1 LOW
4.3.20.1.1.50.2 AlLP1 23 / 19 / 0
PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.3 WaFlowSwit FLOW SWITCH WARNING 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.4 AlFlowSwit FLOW SWITCH ALARM 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.5 WaUserInp USER INPUT TRIGGERED 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.6 AlUserInp USER INPUT TRIGGERED 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.7 WaHWTempIn HIGH WATER TEMP. IN 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.8 WaHWTempOu HIGH WATER TEMP. OUT 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.9 WaLWTempIn LOW WATER TEMP. IN 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.10 WaLWTempOu LOW WATER TEMP. OUT 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.11 AlHWTempIn HIGH WATER TEMP. IN 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.12 AlHWTempOu HIGH WATER TEMP. OUT 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.13 AlLWTempIn LOW WATER TEMP. IN 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.14 AlLWTempOu LOW WATER TEMP. OUT 23 / 19 / 0
PUMP 1 WORKING HOURS
4.3.20.1.1.50.15 WaPump1Hou 15 / 11 / 0
EXCEEDED
PUMP 2 WORKING HOURS
4.3.20.1.1.50.16 WaPump2Hou 15 / 11 / 0
EXCEEDED
CIRCUIT 1 WORKING HOURS
4.3.20.1.1.50.17 WaComp1Hou 15 / 11 / 0
EXCEEDED
CIRCUIT 2 WORKING HOURS
4.3.20.1.1.50.18 WaComp2Hou 15 / 11 / 0
EXCEEDED
INLET TEMPERATURE SENSOR
4.3.20.1.1.50.19 WaPTCIn 15 / 11 / 0
FAILURE
INLET TEMPERATURE SENSOR
4.3.20.1.1.50.20 AlPTCIn 23 / 19 / 0
FAILURE
OUTLET TEMPERATURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.21 Wa1PTCOut 15 / 11 / 0
SENSOR 1 FAILURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.22 WaCondFanF CONDENSER 1 FANS FAILURE 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.25 AlHP2 COMP. 2 HIGH PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
COMPRESSOR 2 LOW
4.3.20.1.1.50.26 AlLP2 23 / 19 / 0
PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.27 WaNet NETWORK FAILURE 15 / 11 / 0
OUT OF MEMORY / EEPROM
4.3.20.1.1.50.28 WaOrEEPROM 15 / 11 / 0
FAILURE
COMP. NOT STOPPING. CHECK
4.3.20.1.1.50.29 ALCompCont 23 / 19 / 0
MF OUTPUTS
COMPRESSOR 1 THERMAL
4.3.20.1.1.50.30 AlTH1 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
COMPRESSOR 2 THERMAL
4.3.20.1.1.50.31 AlTH2 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
4.3.20.1.1.50.32 AlOil1 COMPRESSOR 1 OIL PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.33 AlOil2 COMPRESSOR 2 OIL PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.34 Wa1Freeze FREEZE ALARM (Auto-Reset) 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.35 Wa2Freeze FREEZE ALARM COMP.2 (Auto- 23 / 19 / 0

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OID Item-Name Event description HM Value

TRAPS/REGISTERS:
Alarm / No Alarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
Reset)
4.3.20.1.1.50.36 MeUnitOn UNIT ON 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.37 MeUnitOff UNIT OFF 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.38 MeSleepMod TIMER MODE 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.39 MeStandby STANDBY MODE 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.40 MePowerOn POWER ON 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.41 MePowerOff POWER OFF 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.64 WaNetMast NO CONNECTION TO UNIT 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.65 Wa1FreezeM FREEZE ALARM (Manual Reset) 15 / 11 / 0
FREEZE ALARM COMP.2 (Manual
4.3.20.1.1.50.66 Wa2FreezeM 15 / 11 / 0
Reset)
CONDENSER 1 FANS FAILURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.68 AlCondFanF 23 / 19 / 0
ALARM
AMBIENT TEMP. SENSOR
4.3.20.1.1.50.69 WaPTCAmb 15 / 11 / 0
WARNING
OUTLET TEMPERATURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.70 Al1PTCOut 23 / 19 / 0
SENSOR 1 FAILURE
EVAPORATOR INLET SENSOR
4.3.20.1.1.50.72 WaPTCEva 15 / 11 / 0
WARNING (TEAM)
EVAPORATOR INLET SENSOR
4.3.20.1.1.50.73 AlPTCEva 23 / 19 / 0
ALARM (TEAM)
4.3.20.1.1.50.77 WaHb_Error HIROBUS ERROR 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.78 WaSubGrErr SUBGROUP-ID NOT UNIQUE 15 / 11 / 0
SUBGROUP-UNIT 1 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.79 WaSubGr1nc 15 / 11 / 0
CONNECTED
SUBGROUP-UNIT 2 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.80 WaSubGr2nc 15 / 11 / 0
CONNECTED
4.3.20.1.1.50.81 WaFC_Hou FC WORKING HOURS EXCEEDED 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.82 WaCond2Fan CONDENSER 2 FANS FAILURE 15 / 11 / 0
CONDENSER 2 FANS FAILURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.83 AlCond2Fan 23 / 19 / 0
ALARM
4.3.20.1.1.50.84 AlLoCondP1 LOW CONDENSER PRESSURE 1 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.85 AlLoCondP2 LOW CONDENSER PRESSURE 2 23 / 19 / 0
COMP. 1 HIGH PRESSURE / TH.
4.3.20.1.1.50.86 AlHP_TH1 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
COMP. 2 HIGH PRESSURE / TH.
4.3.20.1.1.50.87 AlHP_TH2 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
SUBGROUP-UNIT 1 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.88 AlSubGr1nc 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
SUBGROUP-UNIT 2 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.89 AlSubGr2nc 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
NO DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.90 AlNoDifPr1 23 / 19 / 0
COMP.1
NO DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.91 AlNoDifPr2 23 / 19 / 0
COMP.2
SLAVE MICROFACE NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.92 AlMicAsIO 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
.4.3.20.1.1.50.93 WaHiroSen1 HIROSENSOR 1 FAILURE 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.94 WaHiroSen2 HIROSENSOR 2 FAILURE 15 / 11 / 0

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OID Item-Name Event description HM Value

TRAPS/REGISTERS:
Alarm / No Alarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
CONDENSER 3 FANS FAILURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.95 AlCond3Fan 23 / 19 / 0
ALARM
CONDENSER 4 FANS FAILURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.96 AlCond4Fan 23 / 19 / 0
ALARM
COMP. 3 HIGH PRESSURE / TH.
4.3.20.1.1.50.97 AlHP_TH3 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
COMP. 4 HIGH PRESSURE / TH.
4.3.20.1.1.50.98 AlHP_TH4 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
4.3.20.1.1.50.99 AlHP3 COMP. 3 HIGH PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.102 AlHP4 COMP. 4 HIGH PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
COMPRESSOR 3 LOW
4.3.20.1.1.50.103 AlLP3 23 / 19 / 0
PRESSURE
COMPRESSOR 4 LOW
4.3.20.1.1.50.104 AlLP4 23 / 19 / 0
PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.105 AlOil3 COMPRESSOR 3 OIL PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.106 AlOil4 COMPRESSOR 4 OIL PRESSURE 23 / 19 / 0
COMPRESSOR 3 THERMAL
4.3.20.1.1.50.107 AlTH3 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
COMPRESSOR 4 THERMAL
4.3.20.1.1.50.108 AlTH4 23 / 19 / 0
PROTECTION
4.3.20.1.1.50.109 AlLoCondP3 LOW CONDENSER PRESSURE 3 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.110 AlLoCondP4 LOW CONDENSER PRESSURE 4 23 / 19 / 0
NO DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.111 AlNoDifPr3 23 / 19 / 0
COMP.3
NO DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
4.3.20.1.1.50.112 AlNoDifPr4 23 / 19 / 0
COMP.4
SUBGROUP-UNIT 3 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.117 AlSubGr3nc 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
SUBGROUP-UNIT 4 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.118 AlSubGr4nc 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
SUBGROUP-UNIT 3 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.119 WaSubGr3nc 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
SUBGROUP-UNIT 4 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.120 WaSubGr4nc 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
CIRCUIT 3 WORKING HOURS
4.3.20.1.1.50.121 WaComp3Hou 15 / 11 / 0
EXCEEDED
CIRCUIT 4 WORKING HOURS
4.3.20.1.1.50.122 WaComp4Hou 15 / 11 / 0
EXCEEDED
4.3.20.1.1.50.123 WaCond3Fan CONDENSER 3 FANS FAILURE 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.124 WaCond4Fan CONDENSER 4 FANS FAILURE 23 / 19 / 0
SLAVE MICROFACE 2 NOT
4.3.20.1.1.50.125 AlMicAsIO2 23 / 19 / 0
CONNECTED
4.3.20.1.1.50.126 WaUserInp2 USER INPUT 2 TRIGGERED 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.127 AlUserInp2 USER INPUT 2 TRIGGERED 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.128 MeRecovSto MESSAGE RECOVERY STOP 0 --- Trap only
4.3.20.1.1.50.129 MeRecovOK MESSAGE RECOVERY OK 0 --- Trap only

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4.6. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST: XDFN (XDM 1.60.046)

4.6.1. PARAMETERS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
VARIABLES:
Min/Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
Thermal
No=0 / Yes=1
4.3.21.1.1.5.4 Comp_TH_EN Compressor
AlarmB=0, Supers=1, Cooling1=2, Cooling2=3, EC-
Fan=4,Humid=5, Heating=6, FanSpeed=7, Ret.Temp=8,
up.Temp=9, HT.Humi=10, HeaterB=11, RadCool=12,
SupCont=13, Heat 33%,=14, 3P.Act1=15, 3P.Act2=16,
4.3.21.1.1.6.1 AnaOutSel1 Analog Output 0 Metric=17, I-Variex=18, D.Scroll=19
4.3.21.1.1.6.2 AnaOutSel2 Analog Output 1 Same Analog Output 0
Temperature Set
5.0 – 40.0
4.3.21.1.1.7.5 TempSet point
4.3.21.1.1.7.6 HumiSet Humidity Set point No=19, 20 – 80
Fan Speed
No, 30 – 100
4.3.21.1.1.7.8 Fanspeed Standard
Temperature
1.0 – 30.0
4.3.21.1.1.7.9 TempProp Proportional Band
Humidity
2 – 60
4.3.21.1.1.7.10 HumiProp Proportional Band
4.3.21.1.1.7.13 HumiCtrl Humidifier Control On/Off=0, Prop=1
Dehumidification
25 – 75
4.3.21.1.1.7.14 DehumHyst Hysteresys
4.3.21.1.1.9.6 AuRestart Auto Restart 0 – 999
4.3.21.1.1.9.7 RemoteEN Remote Enabled No=0 / Yes=1
Number of
0–1
4.3.21.1.1.9.8 StdByUnit StandBy Units
No=0, Daily=1, Mon=2, Tue=3, Wed=4,Thu=5,
4.3.21.1.1.9.9 RotationEN Rotation Enabled Fri=6, Sat=7, Sun=8
4.3.21.1.1.9.12 PerformRot Perform Rotation hh:mm
High Temperature
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.1 HiTemp level 1
Low Temperature
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.2 LoTemp level 1
High Humidity level
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.3 HiHumi 1
Low Humidity level
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.4 LoHumi 1
High Temperature
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.5 HiTempE level 2
Low Temperature
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.6 LoTempE level 2
High Humidity level
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.7 HiHumiE 2
Low Humidity level
No=0, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.8 LoHumiE 2
Low Pressure
0–5
4.3.21.1.1.10.9 LPd Delay
4.3.21.1.1.10.13 FanWaAl Fan Failure Warning=0 Alarm=1

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OID Item-Name Event description HM Value

VARIABLES:
Min/Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
4.3.21.1.1.10.14 LiquiAl Liquistat No=0, Warning=1, Alarm=2
Electrical Heating
0, 1
4.3.21.1.1.11.4 HeatSteps Step
Heating Dead
0.0 – 30.0
4.3.21.1.1.11.5 Heat_DeadB Band
21L=0, 53L=1, 53H=2, 93L=3, 93H=4, d3H=5,
4.3.21.1.1.11.8 HumTyp Humidifier Type HT2=6, HT5=7, HT9=8, EXT=9
4.3.21.1.1.11.9 HumSup Humidifier Supply 230V=0, 400V=1, 375V=2, 475V=3
Humidifier Steam
No=2, 30%=3 – 100%=10
4.3.21.1.1.11.10 HumSteam rate
Actual Humidity
No=19, 20 – 80
4.3.21.1.1.16.1 HumiSet_ac Set point
Actual
Temperature Set 5.0 – 40.0
4.3.21.1.1.18.3 TempSet_ac point
Return
-28.0 – 100.0
4.3.21.1.1.18.4 LocTemp Temperature
4.3.21.1.1.19.6 HT_Humi Return Humidity 0 – 100
Supply
-28.0-100.0
4.3.21.1.1.19.7 PTC_Temp Temperature

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4.6.2. EVENTS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
Alarm (Warning) active /
VARIABLES: Alarm (Warning)
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42. acknowledge /
No Alarm (Warning)
4.3.20.1.1.50.1 AlHP High Pressure 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.2 AlLP Low Pressure 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.5 WaEHO Electrical Over Heating 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.6 WaAF Fan Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.7 AlAF Fan Failure 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.8 WaCF Clogged Filter 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.9 WaLE Water Leakage 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.10 AlLE Water Leakage 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.13 WaHFA Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.14 WaHHC Humidifier High Current 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.15 WaHF Humidifier failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.16 WaHN Humidifier failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.17 WaHUC Humidifier Cylinder Worn 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.18 Hrt High Supply Temperature Level 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.19 Lrt Low Supply Temperature Level 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.20 HrH High Return Humidity Level 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.21 LrH Low Return Humidity Level 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.22 HTE High Supply Temperature Level 2 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.23 LTE Low Supply Temperature Level 2 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.24 HHE High Return Humidity Level 2 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.25 LHE Low Return Humidity Level 2 15 / 11 / 0
Conditioner Working Hours
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.26 WaCondHo Exceeded
Compressor Working Hours
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.27 WaCompHo Exceeded
4.3.20.1.1.50.28 WaHumiHo Humidifer Working Hours Exceeded 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.29 WaPTC Supply Temperature Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
Return Temperature and Humidity
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.30 WaRoomSe Sensor Failure
4.3.20.1.1.50.31 AlRoomSe Sensors not Available 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.33 WaWater Water Presence Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
Pressure Transducer HP1 Sensor
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.58 AlHP2 not Available
Pressure Transducer HP1 Sensor
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.59 AlLP2 not Available
4.3.20.1.1.50.66 MeNoPowUI No Power Active 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.70 WaNetMast No Connection to Unit 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.71 AlTH1 Compressor Thermal Protection 23 / 19 / 0
Compressor Power Reduction
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.75 WaUI_1_Wa2 Active
4.3.20.1.1.50.76 WaCond2Fan Wrong Damper Position 23 / 19 / 0

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4.7. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST: RACK (RKM 1.60.045)

4.7.1. PARAMETERS TABLE
OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
VARIABLES:
Min/Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
4.3.21.1.1.10.1 HiTemp High Outlet Temperature No, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.5 HiTempE High Inlet Temperature Level 1 No, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.6 LoTempE High Inlet Temperature Level 2 No, 1 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.19.8 PTC_TempDi Outlet Temperature -28.0-100.0
4.3.21.1.1.19.9 GLYC_TempD Inlet Temperature -28.0-100.0

4.7.2. EVENTS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
Alarm (Warning) active /
VARIABLES: Alarm (Warning)
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42. acknowledge /
No Alarm (Warning)
4.3.20.1.1.50.8 WaCF Smoke Alarm 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.9 WaLE Rear Door Open 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.10 AlLE Front Door Open 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.12 AlUI Backup Cooling Active 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.15 WaHF Fire Detection Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.18 Hrt High Outlet Temperature 15 / 11 / 0
High Inlet Temperature Level
15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.22 HTE 1
High Inlet Temperature Level
23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.23 LTE 2
4.3.20.1.1.50.29 WaPTC Outlet Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.61 WaOutSens Inlet SX Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.62 WaGlycolSe Inlet DX Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.65 WaSmoke Smoke Warning 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.73 AlFire Fire Alarm 23 / 19 / 0

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4.8. VARIABLES & TRAPS/REGISTERS LIST FOR HPAC (T2MSNMP

1.60.045)
4.8.1. PARAMETERS TABLE
OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
VARIABLES:
Min/Max
1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42.
4.3.21.1.1.7.5 TempSet Temperature Set Point 5 / 40
4.3.21.1.1.7.6 HumiSet Humidity Set Point No, 19 – 80
4.3.21.1.1.7.7 SupplySet Min. Supply Limit No, 5 / 25
4.3.21.1.1.7.9 TempProp Temperature Proportional band 1 / 30
4.3.21.1.1.7.10 HumiProp Humidity Proportional Band 2 / 60
4.3.21.1.1.10.1 HiTemp High Room Temperature Warning No, 0 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.2 LoTemp Low Room Temperature Warning No, 0 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.3 HiHumi High Room Humidity Warning No, 0 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.10.4 LoHumi Low Room Humidity Warning No, 0 – 99
4.3.21.1.1.19.5 HT_Temp Actual Return Temperature 0 – 100
4.3.21.1.1.19.6 HT_Humi Actual Return Humidity 0 – 100
4.3.21.1.1.19.7 PTC_Temp Actual Supply Temperature -28.0 - 100.0
4.3.21.1.1.20.3 MIB_Fan Fan Status On=1 / Off=0
4.3.21.1.1.20.1 MIB_Humid Humidifier Status On=1 / Off=0
4.3.21.1.1.20.8 MIB_Dehum Dehumidification Status On=1 / Off=0
4.3.21.1.1.20.6 MIB_Heat Heating Status On=1 / Off=0
4.3.21.1.1.17.13 Valve3P CW Valve Position 0 / 100

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4.8.2. EVENTS TABLE

OID Item-Name Event description HM Value
Alarm (Warning) active /
VARIABLES: 1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.42. Alarm (Warning) acknowledge /
No Alarm (Warning)
4.3.20.1.1.50.34 WaNet Network Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.70 WaNetmast No Connection to Unit 1 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.77 WaHb_Error Network Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.18 HRT High Room Temperature 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.19 LRT Low Room Temperature 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.20 HRH High Room Humidity 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.21 LRH Low Roon Humidity 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.7 AlAF Fan Failure 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.6 WaAF Fan Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.8 WaCF Clogged Filter 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.10 AlLE Water Leakage 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.9 WaLE Water Leakage 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.13 WaHFA Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.14 WaHHC Humidifier High Current 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.15 WaHF Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.16 WaHN Humidifier Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.17 WaHUC Humidifier Cylinder Worn 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.73 AlFire Fire Alarm 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.65 WaSmoke Smoke warning 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.4 WaLC Low Chilled Water 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.41 MePowerOff Power Off 0/1
4.3.20.1.1.50.12 AlUI User Input 1 Triggered 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.11 WaUI_1_Wa1User Input 1 Triggered 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.69 AlUI2 User Input 2 Triggered 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.68 WaUI2 User Input 2 Triggered 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.30 WaRoomSen Room Sensor Failure 15 / 11 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.31 AlRoomSen Room Sensor Failure 23 / 19 / 0
4.3.20.1.1.50.87 AlHumOverF Alarms Threshold 23 / 19 / 0

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 Connectivity – The evolution

5. PART NUMBERS

Description Code
HiSNMP: SNMP KIT POWERED BY EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY 480096
HiSNMP: SNMP KIT POWERED BY UNIT ELECTRICAL PANEL 480097

Spare parts description Code

Power supply 275675
Power cable 275678

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