T/Mon LNX - DPS Telecom
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1. 1 After giving the T Mon LNX an IP address open an Internet browser and navigate to the IP at port 10000 http xxx xxx xxx xxx 10000 where x s aressss T Mon s IP address 2 Login with the default username of dps_admin and password dpstelecom I Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 Mozilla Firefox File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools Help a ce lt 3 Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdom 4 http 126 10 220 233 10000 Login dps_admin System Servers Others Networking Hardware System hostname Search Operating system Webmin version a System Information Time on system Y Logout Kernel and CPU Processor information System uptime Running processes CPU load averages CPU usage Real memory Virtual memory Local disk space Package updates Ban QY webmin localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 1 510 Fri Apr 2 13 01 12 2010 Linux 2 6 25 14 TMonLNX_v1 0 on x86_64 Intel R Core TM 2 Quad CPU Q9400 2 66GHz 4 cores 4 hours 14 minutes 144 1 46 1 min 1 48 5 mins 1 45 15 mins 21 user 36 kernel 0 10 43 idle 3 86 GB total 259 80 MB used 1 94 GB total 0 bytes used 227 25 GB total 30 40 GB used All installed packages are up to date 3 In the left frame click on Networking then click on Network Configuration 4 In the right frame click on Network Interfaces Click on the Activated at Boot tab 1 Webmin 1 510 on2. 1 Onthe Remote Parameters screen accessed from Main menu gt Parameters gt Remote Ports press F ind to locate the next available job above 47 2 Press E dit 3 Press Tab and select Voice Pager from the submenu This is the job that talks to the T Mon LNX Press Enter 4 Enter a description optional and press Enter You will see No Data Connection flashing at the top of the screen 5 Press F6 to go to the Data Connection Assignment screen 6 Press F1 to begin creating the assignment a Type TELNET RAW b IP Host Name Enter 127 0 0 1 This is the default local host name c TCP Port 7502 This is the default port d Description Enter a description here such as Site Dialer LNX e Hit F8 to Save You ll now be back on the Data Connection Assignment screen 7 Tab over to the new data connection you ve just created and press Enter 28 7 2 Step 2 Setup the Site Dialer RTU Job T Monk Remote Parameters Site Dialer Site Dialer RTU 1500 008 J 20 1 Find Edit N ext gt JNext Used PJrev lt Prev Used Q uit Fi Devices F5 loggle Suspend F6 Data Conn AF5 Hove F1 Esc Ex1t Figure 9b 1 On the Remote Parameters screen press F ind to locate the next available job 2 Press Tab to select Site Dialer from the submenu then press Enter This is the job that talks to the Site Dialer RTU 3 Description is optional Press Enter to select all the defaults for Time
3. Login Info Jos DPS Telecom Home Request Statistic Windows Config Logout Standing Alarms ALL ALARMS COS Alarms 190 Close Alarms Cp Page 1 3 Sthems Alarms touble Logs Date Time Status s Standing COS Alarms gt ALLALARMS South Bid Status West Bid Context area of the screen Accordian Pane Ports Jobs Controls SHORTCUTS View Detail ENTER Trouble Log L Close Dialog ESC Tag T Untag U Silence S Tagged gP Untagged Cannot Tag Untag Silence Analog Groups Shortcut Key Symbol Key Copyright 2009 DPS Telecom Navigating through T Mon Web 2 0 The new T Mon web interface is more intuitive than ever Now you can right click on any alarm point to perform tasks such as viewing alarm detail and issuing controls New keyboard shortcuts and colored icons help you stay organized while keeping tabs on changing network conditions You can now use the keyboard arrow keys for navigation and sort columns by clicking the headers Changing Pane Sizes When viewing lots of alarm details at once you can grab the edge of the frame drag it to be as big small as you like The context portion of the page allows you to view up to 3 frames of info at once Saving and Uploading the Latest Config The Config button under the T Mon Time display at the top of the screen allows you save your current config data or grab the latest created by other users To save your changes so
4. 40 and 70VDC The power plug can be inserted into the power connector only one way to ensure the correct polarity Note that the negative voltage terminal is on the left and the GND terminal is on the right Insert fuse into the Power A fuse slot The power LED should be lit green If the LED is red the power connection is reversed To confirm that power is correctly connected the front panel LEDs will flash RED and GREEN indicating that the firmware is booting up Repeat steps 1 6 for Power B connector 4 3 Power Connection 110VAC These instructions apply only to T Mon LNX models with 110VAC power connection 1 Insert the power cord into the power inlet on the back of the T Mon LNX 2 Connect the plug end to a 110VAC outlet 3 Turn on the power switch on the back of the T Mon to start the system 110VAC version of the T Mon LNX 5 Initial Setup 5 1 Changing T Mon s IP Address via Serial Connection The following script is used to configure EthO main network interface Refer to the next section to to create and define additional interfaces 1 Connect a null terminated serial cable T Access cable included with the unit from a PC s COM port to the T Mon LNX craft port 2 Start HyperTerminal on your PC located in the Start Menu gt Programs gt Accessories gt Communications Configure a serial port with the following information COM1 Properties a Port Settings e 38400 bps e
5. 15441 TMonUpdate Sent TMon file OK TMonVM zip Sep 3 17 24 20 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Taking TMon out of monitor mode Sep 3 17 24 20 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Take TMon out of monitor mode request accepted Sep 3 17 24 20 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Waiting for ProxyIP to disconnect max 60 seconds Sep 3 17 24 58 softbank126010210243 logger TMonUpdate Stopping proxies Sep 3 17 25 00 softbank126010210243 logger TMonUpdate Extracting update Sep 3 17 25 04 softbank126010210243 logger TMonUpdate Restarting proxies Sep 3 17 25 05 softbank126010210243 logger TMonUpdete Restarting VM Last 20 lines of var log messages Only show lines with text TMonUpdate Return to system logs 13 Click the Refresh button The first line should now read TMonUpdate Detected complete update file 14 When the update is complete a log entry will read TMonUpdate Restarting VM 15 FileSync will now send down a TmonVWM zip file to T Mon This may take 2 3 minutes to complete Verify that Sending T Mon file TmonVM zip appears in the log 16 Waitch the VM console to verify that T Mon restarts Your T Mon software is now updated 42 10 Technical Support DPS Telecom products are backed by our courteous friendly Technical Support representatives who will give you the best in fast and accurate customer service To help us help you better please take the following steps
6. Shows you any analog alarms associated to that port including the analog gauge if one was selected Force Poll Activates a poll so you can see if it was Good or Bad 37 8 3 Controls Issuing controls is just a click away Click on Controls in the Accordion Pane You can choose to view controls by Site or Label Use the drop down menu to view more Sites or Labels TMon 6 5C 10 0312 15 54 17 TMon Time Thursday Apr 8 2010 7 44 TN Jors DPS Telecom TMon Web 1 1 2 1 You re logged in as DP2 Home Request Statistic Windows Config y Logout amp Standing COS Alarms Site Controls then choose Site or Label Controls Page 1 2tems GEN E Controls e Site a GENE i in Group Id Entry Id Entry Description a Command Action Ly Label 1 2 TURN OFF GENERATOR RLS C DOOR02 Vow Ootan ENTER 1 1 TURN ON GENERATOR OPR SSS aaa issue l Right click to View Use the check box Detail or Issue the to select a control actual control 8 4 Silence Click on the Silence button in the Accordion Pane to see all your currently silenced alarms You will choose whether to view silenced alarms by Window or to See all individual alarms SS Ja DPs Telecom m o Home Request Statistic Windows Config Logout Standing COS Alarms Silenced Alarms Ports Jobs Page 1 1 2items Alarms Controls Ref Silence Date Time w Expire Date Time Description Intials Action Sience ALMNG 200 130334 120000 Tranemitter No 1
7. before calling Technical Support 1 Check the DPS Telecom website You will find answers to many common questions on the DPS Telecom website at http Awww dpstele com support Look here first for a fast solution to your problem 2 Prepare relevant information Having important information about your DPS Telecom product in hand when you call will greatly reduce the time it takes to answer your questions If you do not have all of the information when you call our Technical Support representatives can assist you in gathering it Please write the information down for easy access Please have your user manual and hardware serial number ready 3 Have access to troubled equipment Please be at or near your equipment when you call DPS Telecom Technical Support This will help us solve your problem more efficiently 4 Call during Customer Support hours Customer support hours are Monday through Friday from 7 A M to 6 P M Pacific time The DPS Telecom Technical Support phone number is 559 454 1600 Emergency Assistance Emergency assistance is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week For emergency assistance after hours allow the phone to ring until it is answered with a paging message You will be asked to enter your phone number An on call technical support representative will return your call as soon as possible 43 11 T Mon Gold and Platinum Plans T Mon Gold amp Platinum Plan Support Escalation Policy 559 454 1600 P
8. ha ie Click the Add button to finish Repeat this ec ee Houston Battery B step to choose all the analogs you want as Houston Tower Lt curr part of this group Houston Outside Temp Houston Inside Temp Houston Cable Press Houston Loop Current Houston 50 20 8 1 When all your analogs have been selected check the Select All button or individual check boxes to get their current values You can also drag and drop analogs from the list to the right of the frame Analog Groups Save Save As Add Analog Discard Group Help v New Analog Group Temp Sensor A Terminal C Terminal S Mju 13 Mnu 18 Mno 27 Mjo 33 Mju 25 Mnu 5 Mno 20 jo 30 ju 12 Mnu 15 Mno 24 Ajo 28 Terminal C Temp Sensor A Terminal S 39 2 To choose a gauge click on one of the analogs in the frame to highlight Then click one of the gauges at the very bottom of the screen Choose the one that best suit this type of analog alarm Example You might choose the thermometer gauge to represent temperature or the cylinder for battery levels NOTE The analog thresholds are defined in the T Mon editing interface Analog Groups Add Analog Discard Group Help 7 New Analog Group Temp Sensor A Terminal C Terminal S 7 6510F Terminal C Temp Sensor A Terminal S 1 To save your group click the Save Enter in a Analog Groups name for this new analog group and click g P Save Make sure to check the Save to
9. Configuring the NIC Interfaces 5 3 Network Time Protocol NTP 5 4 Create Shortcut to T Mon Administrative Console 5 5 Loading Existing T Mon Database Optional Software Module SQL Agent 6 1 Remote Parameters Settings 6 2 Setup a Data Connection 6 3 Define the Remote Device 6 4 Internal Alarms 6 5 Performance Stats in Monitor Mode 6 6 Adding New Users to the SQL Server 6 7 Data Dictionary Optional Software Module Site Dialer for T Mon LNX 7 1 Step 1 Setup the Voice Pager Job 7 2 Step 2 Setup the Site Dialer RTU Job 7 3 Step 3 Create the Site Dialer Device 7 4 Step 4 Setup Pager Carriers 7 5 Step 5 Define Voice Format T Mon Web 2 0 New on T Mon LNX 8 1 Standing COS Alarms 8 1 1 View Detail 8 1 2 Trouble Log 8 1 3 Ack Acknowledge 8 1 4 Silence 8 2 Ports Jobs 8 3 Controls O O O O na oO WO N O O U OU 0O OU Wd WwW W MY NY NY MY NY YO NYO YN YN YN NM YN N a a a y aa N O 1 oO fF WwW Wo O O O WON N FF WWD NY Tt O O WA WD ON PP 8 4 Silence 8 5 Analog Groups 9 Reference Section 9 1 Updating T Mon Software 10 Technical Support 11 T Mon Gold and Platinum Plans 12 End User License Agreement 37 38 40 40 42 43 44 1 T Mon LNX Overview Webmin Secure Master Console Access via LAN Po E E F al SNMP ASCII TL1 DCM D TBCS TRIP POPS T Windows Concurrent Multiuser Access via LAN or Serial TAL CE i iE EO E O E E EA Banamasj T Mon GF
10. Save Save As Add Analog Discard Group Help Global Configuration box if you want to make this analog group available to other eee E users Analog Group Name ici Save save to Global Configuration b To start over or simply delete this analog group click the Discard Group button Click Yes to confirm deletion 40 9 Reference Section 9 1 Updating T Mon Software NOTE This update procedure requires T Mon v6 5C10 0910 or later and proxy v1 0B10 0910 or later Contact DPS Tech Support at 559 454 1600 for assistance updating if you have an older version of either software This entire update procedure from the transfer of the software update file to the automatic T Mon restart typically lasts 5 6 minutes 1 Verify that T Mon is in Monitor Mode 2 Obtain a software update file from DPS Telecom This file will follow this specific naming convention INnx_exeC_xxXxxxx tar gz 3 Start an FTP session to T Mon LNX Use command line or your preferred FTP client 4 Log into the FTP session using any T Mon user that has FTP access The password is case sensitive and will commonly consist of only capital letters 5 If you re using the command line enable hash by typing in hash on and activate binary mode by typing bin 6 Transfer the software update file to T Mon LNX via FTP This file name is case sensitive and you must not change the file name 7 Wait 30 45 seconds for FileSync to detect the software update
11. The date and time which the event was acknowledged This field is only VES relevant if the Initials field is not blank The initials of the user that YES acknowledged the alarm The state of the event e S Silenced e C Cleared e F Set The severity level of the event e A Critical e B Major YES e C Minor e D Status YES MUL Name of the sub device which YES reported the event Name of the site which reported the event YES Name of the point which corresponds to the event Auxiliary name of the point which VES corresponds to the event YES Description of the current status of the YES Name of the display which the TMon l YES received the event on The date and time which the device that reported the event to the TMon YES received the event Current timestamp used by Microsoft Access CURRENT_ TIMESTAMP 26 Data Dictionary key names and field names PRIMARY IP Addr PRIMARY IPPort PRIMARY EventDateTime file_list List of dat files that can be transferred to the SQL database Used to determine if the file has changed and needs to retrieved IP Addr Varchar 13 IP Address of T Mon where packet pf ves fo came from Varchar 15 Name of T Mon DAT file po Ves TimeStamp Varchar 30 Timestamp if T Mon DAT file a i Varchar 30 _ CRC of received DAT file te _ tmon_history_windows This table contains the windows associated wit
12. localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 4 Mozilla Firefox Sle Edt Wew History Goockmarks Took Heip K C GY Gh htip 126 10 220 233 100007 Th Webmin 1 510 on localhostlocaldom Login dps acim System Servers Others Networking Network Configuration D Hardware La Search Module Config gt E Network interfaces Apply Configuration rai System Information T Logout Routing and Gateways Network Configuration F ma S 8 amp Hostname and DMS Clem Host Addresses Click this button to actrate the current boot ime interface and routing settings as thay nonmnally would be ater a reboot Warning this may make your system inaccessible via the network and cut off access to Webmin 13 5 Click on Add a New Interface Y Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 Mozilla Firefox File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools Help a CG amp BB htip 126 10 220 233 10000 3 Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdom Login dps_admin Module Index n Network Interfaces Servers z Cheats Active Now Activated at Boot Interfaces listed in this table will be activated when the system boots up and will generally be active now too E Networking ir EN Select all_ Invert selection Add a new interface Add a new address range Hardware IP Address Netmask Activate at boot Search O etho Ethernet 126 10 220 233 255 255 192 0 C lo Na
13. or suit which may be asserted against DPS Telecom which arise out of or are related to the non fulfillment of any covenant or obligation of End User in connection with this Agreement This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of California without regard to choice of law principles and excluding the provisions of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods Any dispute arising out of the Agreement shall be commenced and maintained only in Fresno County California In the event suit is brought or an attorney is retained by any party to this Agreement to seek interpretation or construction of any term or provision of this Agreement to enforce the terms of this Agreement to collect any money due or to obtain any money damages or equitable relief for breach the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover in addition to any other available remedy reimbursement for reasonable attorneys fees court costs costs of investigation and other related expenses 45 46 Dependable Powerful Solutions that allow users to monitor larger more complicated networks with a smaller less trained staff DFE DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Management www dpstelecom com 4955 E Yale Fresno CA 93727 559 454 1600 800 622 3314 559 454 1688 fax
14. routing settings as they normally would be after a reboot Warning i System Information this may make your system inaccessible via the network and cut of access to Webmin Logout e Select the network interface you ve just created from the drop down menu Eth2 in this example Enter the gateway information e Select No for Act as router Click Save to finish Login dps_admin Module Ind ian TEE WES Routing and Gateways Servers Others Boot time configuration Active configuration Networking This section allows you to configure the routes that are activated when the system boots up or when network settings are fully re applied Network Configuration Hardware Routing configuration activated at boot time Default routes KOLE Gateway Search eth4 hal 255 255 255 255 System Information Any 0 Logout Act as router eth No lo Static routes eth E Gateway eth0 eth4 Local routes eth2 k Network Netmask 15 5 3 Network Time Protocol NTP On T Mon LNX time syncing is no longer handled as a job as previously in the T Mon NOC amp IAM If an NTP job is defined in your existing T Mon database you must set it to Halted Use the following instructions to setup NTP using the Webmin interface Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 Mozilla Firefox 7 i loj x File Edit view History Bookmarks Tools Help X gy g http 126 10 210 243 10000 LA Most vis
15. that they are only available when you log in click Config gt Save Config To save your changes and make them available to all users choose Save Global Config instead To pull down the latest changes click on Config gt Update Global Config Top Most Menu Links Quick Overview Home Takes you to the Standing Alarms Windows Jump to 1 of T Mon s 1200 windows screen Config Saves uploads latest changes Request Statistic For advanced Logout Exit the T Mon web interface debugging only used with DPS Tech Support After logging into the web interface you will use the Accordion Pane off to the left of your screen to jump to the 5 main monitoring screens Standing COS Alarms Ports Jobs Controls Silence and Analog Groups explained next 32 33 8 1 Standing COS Alarms After logging in to the T Mon web interface you will arrive at the Standing COS Alarm screen Here you will see the highest severity alarms The blinking circles in the accordion pane off to the left indicate the severity for alarm under that category Accordion Pane Standing COS Alarms Fe ee i gt ALLALARMS j Standing Alarms 51 Ack Win Ack Page Close Alarms Critical Cee ee ae gee ey a a See ee ee pee ee F O ere ee eee ee ar e ee ee A ee eee ee eee a ee ee w mS M oe SS EE el TE ES a FT _ Freio Alg 1 COS Alarms ALL ALARMS Fresno Alg 2 Standing Alarms 51 COS Alarms Silence Window _ Ack Win_A
16. 10000 3 Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdom Login dps_admin Module Index Sytem Network Interfaces Servers i Others Active Now Activated at Boot i Interfaces listed in this table will be activated when the system boots up and will generally be active now too Networking Network Configuration Select all Invert selection Add a new interface Add a new address range Hardware IP Address Activate at boot Ethernet 126 10 220 233 255 255 192 0 Ethernet 192 162 3 1 255 255 255 0 Loopback 127 0 0 1 255 0 0 0 Select all Invert selection Add a new interface Add a new address range Delete Selected Interfaces Delete and Apply Selected Interfaces Apply Selected Interfaces Search System Information Logout Return to network configuration 14 9 Adding gateways to new network interfaces e Return to the Network Configuration page from Step 3 This time click on the Routing and Gateways icon Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 Mozilla Firefox SEF File Edit Wew History Bookmarks Tools Help FeEeExe G http 126 10 220 233 10000 EUTRE EEEE Login dps_admin Module Config System Servers Others Networking Hardware Network Interfaces Routing and Gateways Search Network Configuration Hostname and DNS Client Host Addresses Apply Configuration Click this button to activate the current boottime interface and
17. 209 299 0 200 200 200 Broadcast Are the setting correct Connected 0 01 43 Auto detect 38400 8 1 6 Press Y to confirm the new IP address The script will apply the new IP TMonLNX Command Line HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help Password Last login Fri Apr 2 11 49 52 on ttyS dps_admin localhost 1 changelp DPS Telecom TMonLNK IP Configurator Enter the IP address xxx xxx xxx xxx 192 168 1 1 the subnet mask XXX XXX XXX XXX 299 299 299 0 the gateway address xxXxK KXK KXK KKK 200 200 2000 DNS 1 xxx xxx xxx xxx DNS 2 XXX KXXX KXXX KKN Please confirm the your settings Address 192 168 1 1 Subnet Mask 259 299 299 0 Ana n n S 0 0 0 0 0 0 192 Broadcast 192 Are the setting correct Y N N Waiting for config to be updat Waiting for new IP 192 168 E tog to become active Connected 0 02 37 Auto detect 38400 8 N 1 11 5 2 LAN Connection Connect the T Mon LNX to your LAN by inserting a standard Ethernet cable into the ethO port located on the rear of the unit Connecting the T Mon LNXto LAN RJ45 Ethemet Connection ta T Receive In Ri 5 4 3 Receive In Ri 2 Transmit Out TO 1 Transmit Out TO Ethernet port pinout 12 5 2 1 Configuring the NIC Interfaces Your main network interface EthO was created in the previous step Use the following instructions for creating Eth1 through Eth5 Network interfaces 2 6
18. 8 data bits e No parity Data bits 8 e 1 stop bit e No flow control Parity None Stop bits a Fow control None Restore Defaults 3 Connect HyperTerminal and Press Enter A login prompt should appear amp TMonLNX Command Line HyperTerminal BKA File Edit View Cal Transfer Help Fedora release 9 Sulphur Kernel 2 6 25 14 THonLNK v1 8 on an x86_64 tty 0 localhost localdomain login dps_admin Password Last login Fri Apr 2 10 02 43 on tty 0 dps_admin localhost 1f _ 4 Enter the default username dps_admin and default password dpstelecom without quotes 5 Enter changelp case sensitive type without quotes leads with a period and press Enter Enter in the new IP address subnet gateway and DNS information amp TMonLNX Command Line HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help Kernel 2 6 25 14 THonLNK v1 on an x86_64 ttyS localhost localdomain login dps_admin Password Last login Fri Apr 2 11 49 52 on ttyS6 dps_admin localhost 1f changelp DPS Telecom THonLNS IP Configurator Enter the IP address xxx xxx xxx xxK 192 168 1 1 Enter the subnet mask xxx xxx WMM MMM 209 299 299 0 Enter the gateway address xxx xxK xKK XKK 200 200 200 200 Enter DNS 1 xxx xxx RK KX Enter DNS 2 xxx xxx xxx KKX Please confirm the your settings IP Address 192 168 1 1 Subnet Mask 259
19. E IDLE TSK e imgrevr dat F INSTALL BAT EiNsTALL COM E larsecfg dat E Icod dat View Arrange Icons By Refresh Undo Move Login As New Properties P PATCH EXE pgexc2 dat pgopr2 dat pasch2 dat PMRAC SCR P REM SCR E remcnf dat E REMOTE TSK E resp dat E route dat P RTM EXE E sDLA_TST 502 Ctrl Z z T6xX10965 MOD e tlipnt dat 5 tli sid dat E tlitbl dat E TMN10967 MOD RAS10960 MOD E tmonem dat DER d Go P TMONLNX EXE E tmoninx sl P TMONLNX2 EXE E TMONXM WSP TONE WAY P TPET EXE E TRA10968 MOD E trapinf2 dat E trb dat E TwL10963 MOD E vdm dat F VOLT SCR P WIN SCR ea x25 502 E xctl2 dat P XLOAD EXE P XMs5 5CR E xmecos dat feo xmlive dat E xmpnt dat E xmset dat 5 Once the files are pasted into the T Mon LNX it will take T Mon approximately 10 minutes depending on the size of your database to convert it over to the T Mon LNX format 19 6 Take T Mon out of monitor mode by pressing ESC R Enter and go to Files gt Utilities gt Restore Data Files Restore the C Configuration files from the C drive pr TMonLNX_IDE YMware Remote Console Devices T Mon LNX Alarm and Surveillance Center Netwo Version 6 5C18 8618 15 89 35 Ser Cur BET DPS T Mon LNX File Utilities ack Up Data Files estore Data Files Restore Data Files Files to Restore Sak Source Drive Date of last configuration archive Date of las
20. IP Host name TCP TELNET RAW 1 1 1 1 TCP UDP UDP UDP UDP UDP UDP TCP TELNET RAW 126 168 228 231 TELNET RAW 126 168 228 192 UDP ICMP TELNET RAW 127 6 6 1 To direct input to this virtual machine press Ctrl G Port Description 6621 6626 8080 2002 5668 5661 FTP Server FTP Data Transfer HTTP Server LNX_Environmentals PHP DCP RSP 1 PHP DCP RSP 2 5662 PHP DCP RSP 3 54663 PHP DCP RSP 4 5664 PHP DCP RSP 5 20000 GFX 16661 ASCII 1 5266 CBH ASCII 1 34653 tmonnet 166805 ping interrogator 7502 Voice Port F3 BLANK F6 Save F18 Esc Exit 20 6 Optional Software Module SQL Agent The T Mon SQL Agent job is designed to store history events from your T Mon LNX in a high speed SQL database Once in the SQL database you can query T Mon history events from any number of outside sources Storing history events in the SQL database makes the them easily accessible via spreadsheet programs database access tools Visual Basic and server side web technology You can also access historical alarm data using the T Mon History Reporter software module optional T Mon LNX PC w Reporter External SQL queries sottware RT pee he ea i E Topology drawing of T Mon EXP running the SQL Agent 6 1 Remote Parameters Settings Setup the TMon SQL job in the Remote Parameters menu The job must be run on one of the virtual ports 30 Use the default Time out value Refer to Table Il for field d
21. Interfaces Six 10 100 1000 BaseT ports Gigabit Serial Ports Support for 16 docking modules Monitoring Capacity 1 000 000 alarm points Hard Drive Dual 250GB SATA drives in RAID 1 Configuration Standard Input Protocols DCP DCPf DCPx Ping Standard Output Protocols DCP DCPf DCPx Optional Input Protocols SNMP ASCII Badger Cordell DCM E2A Granger Larse Modbus NEC NTP Pulsecom TABS TBOS Teltrac TL1 Optional Output Protocols ASCII SNMP TABS TL1 Power Input Dual 48VDC power feeds or 110 VAC depending on ordering option Current Draw 3 5 Amps peak at 48VDC 2 0 Amps peak at 110VAC Fuse Two 5 Amp GMT fuses DC version only Visual Display Front panel LCD Removable Storage CD DVD burner drive supports CD R CD RW DVD and DVD R Printer Support Via LPT printer port Unit Controls 4 LCD menu control buttons Mounting 19 or 23 rack Fans 3 internal 4 in the AC version 1 CPU Operating Temperature 41 to 95 F 5 to 35 C Operating Humidity 0 to 90 non condensing EMC Tested to EN55022 55024 Safety Tested to EN60950 1 Both AC and DC variants have been certified for CE 4 Hardware Installation 4 1 Mounting Slide Rack Mounting Optional Accessory Slide Rack Mounting The Slide Rack enables the T Mon LNX to easily slide out of its rack position for installation and service access Your T Mon LNX shipped with the Slide Rack already mounted to the unit and with the specified rack ears in the cor
22. K H t 11 12 143 iy 15 16 47 oF oo 0406 10 09 17 18 19 20 274 22 233 24 ULE guston m 0406710 09 17 zs 26 ZT Za 23 20 n ee ee 12 50 00 os an H J O406N009 16 2009 2010 2011 I a DAOEAO OSIE maA Tet TA CIR Hristoan O4menods16 Lo 7 8 2 Ports Jobs From the Ports Jobs screen you can view details such as Good vs Bad polls at your different sites simply choose which port you want to see and view the Alarms and Analogs associated to that port The stats are automatically updated approximately every 5 seconds Right click options for the Ports Jobs screen include View Detail View Alarms View Analogs and Force Poll T Mon Time Tuesday Apr 6 2010 12 55 aay T Mon 6 5010 0312 15 54 17 You re logged in as DP2 Jors DPS Telecom T Mon Web 1 1 2 1 Home Request Statistic Windows Config Logout Standing COS Alarms Ports Jobs Port 50 Ports Jobs Analogs Alarm Points Close Site Statistics gt DCPF INT 50 Page 1 1 2items Site Statistics DCPF INT 200 Ref Site Analog Polls Good Bad Status VER Action DCPF INT 500 EthineniZi Channel 50 17 Fresno 1 35 04 View Distal ENTER ACTIVE NG 3 1M08 50 20 Houston 1 569 FAIL UNKNOWN View Alarms A View Analogs D Force Poll D View Detail Brings up the Site Details for that particular port such as the Site ID Site Name and Site Address View Alarms Shows you all the alarm points associated to that site View Analogs
23. LHET RAW 127 0 0 1 SQL Socket TCP GFR reporting module 1 2 3 h 5 Fi Li 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 2 3 h 5 T Tab Defaults F1 GOTO F3 BLANMK F8 Save F10ZEsc Exit 22 6 3 Define the Remote Device Define the T Mon SQL Agent remote device on address 1 Use the default Description Site Name and Display values Remote Device Definition Port Job z THon SQL Device ID Bie Description THon SOL Agent Site Hame z THon SQL Agent Displays Find Edit Delete Hext FPirev Duit F1 Pots AF1 1L1 AF Templates FIl Esc Exit Remote Device Definition screen defined for the T Mon SQL Agent Fed eseription Pon This port number __ __ Site Name Optional site name This name will identify the site in the Monitor Mode and will be stamped on all events Number of displays reserved for collection 6 4 Internal Alarms The following housekeeping alarms AKA internal alarms are available for the T Mon SQL Agent address 1 Cannot communicate with T Mon SQL Agent This alarm is set when the T Mon SQL Agent fails to respond to the T Mon s keep alive request or the T Mon is unable to establish a TCP network connection with the T Mon SQL Agent This alarm clears when the T Mon SQL Agent successfully responds to the T Mon s keep alive request Cannot connect TCP with T Mon SQL Agent This alarm is set when the T Mon is unable to establish a TCP network connection with the T
24. Loopback 127 0 0 1 255 0 0 0 Select all Invert selection Add a new address range Delete Selected Interfaces Delete and Apply Selected Interfaces Apply Selected Interfaces At System Information Logout Return to network configuration 6 In the name field enter the NIC label on the back of the T Mon LNX unit you want to use eth1 eth2 eth3 eth4 or eth5 NOTE If the network is not active don t define Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 Mozilla Firefox File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools Help j GCG X 8 http 126 10 220 233 10000 Webmin 1 510 on localhostlocaldom Login dps_admin Module Index System Create Bootup Interface Servers Others Boot Time Interface Parameters Networking a eth Activate at boot Yes O No Network Configuration Kitoi m B Hardware O From DHCP Search From BOOTP Static configuration IP Address 192 1623 1 System Information Netmask 255 255 255 0 Broadcast Automatic O MTU Default O Hardware address Defaut O Create and Appl Return to network interfaces Logout 7 Click on Create and Apply 8 The new interface should now appear on the list Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdomain Redhat Linux Fedora 9 Mozilla Firefox PB File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools Help a OX S http 126 10 220 233
25. Mon SQL Agent This alarm clears when the T Mon is able to establish a TCP network connection with the T Mon SQL Agent Excessive Errors See Performance Stats This alarm is set when the T Mon receives an excessive amount of error messages The purpose of this alarm is to prompt the user to look at the Performance Stats Window This alarm clears when the Performance Stats are reset Alt F2 or the T Mon is re initialized SQL Server Failed see T Mon SQL Agent This alarm is set when the T Mon SQL Agent loses communication with the SQL Server If this happens you should check if the SQL Server is still 23 running This alarm clears when the T Mon SQL Agent restores communication with the server 6 5 Performance Stats in Monitor Mode The following performance statistics are displayed in the Performance Stats Window from Monitor Mode Sync Tot Total number of history synchronization attempts Sync Ok Total number of successfully completed history synchronizations Hst Evt Tot Total number of history events sent Hst Evt Ok Total number of successfully completed history events Time Out Received a partial message No Response Receive no message New CMD Err Received an unknown command Msg Err Received an invalid message Noise Chars Invalid unexpected characters Comm Err Failed attempt to communicate with T Mon SQL Agent Keep Alive or TCP connection 6 6 Adding New Users to the SQL Server By default the dps adm
26. OP 7 Windows ALM NG 200 2210 04 06 ZND Houston Tower Light1 DP2 b Alarms 12 15 29 12 15 00 38 8 5 Analog Groups One of the most exciting new features in the T Mon web interface are the analog gauges The colored gauges offer a quick visual representation of your battery levels temperature humidity voltage readings wind speed and much more The ability to create your own analog groups means you can view any assortment of these alarms and save your grouping You might want to see all the analog alarms at one site or maybe you want to see all you temperature readings on one screen After you have created your group you ll choose whether to have saved as your own personal config only available under your login or as a global group available to all users 1 To create an analog group click on Analog Groups gt New T Mon Time Tuesday Apr 6 2010 13 04 TOON T Mon 6 5010 0312 15 54 17 You re logged in as DP2 OPS DPS Telecom T Mon Web 1 1 2 1 Home Request Statistic Windows Config Logout Standing COS Alarms Analog Groups PortsiJobs Save Save As Add alog Discard Group Help pone Add an Analog to the current Analog Group Silence Analog Groups gt New 1 Under the title bar click the Add Analog button Add Analog to Group ol and select one from the Global Analogs drop down menu You can also start typing in the Global Analogs name and the list will auto filter the names ES a
27. Out Poll Delay Fail Threshold Fail Poll Cycles and Immediate Retries 4 Press F6 to go to the Data Connection Assignment screen 5 Press F1 to begin creating the assignment a Type UDP DPS RTU SNMP Trap Processing SNMP Agent b TCP Port 2001 c Description Enter a description here such as Site Dialer RTU d Hit F8 to Save You ll now be back on the Data Connection Assignment screen 6 Tab over to the new data connection you ve just created and press Enter 29 7 3 Oo COND OS 7 4 N D ore O Step 3 Create the Site Dialer Device Remote Device Definition Port Job 460 Site Dialer Device ID a 192 168 1 1 2001 Description Site Dialer RIU Site Name Fresno Device ype Site Dialer Displays eels Poll Type Refresh Rate Log Undefined Address Defaults Polarity Status Logging Reverse H History Windows Level Message O Description Undefined Find Eldit D elete Njext P rev Q uit _ F1 Pts F3 IntAlm F5 ALG Proyv AF1 1L1 AF6 lTemplates Esc Ext Back on the Remote Parameters screen press F1 to create the device Enter the Device ID The default is 1 unless you ve changed it in the RTU This is the DCP address of the RTU At the bottom of the screen you ll see the message This item is not in the database Would you like to add it Y N Press Y es Enter in the IP address and port default is 2001 of the Site Dialer RTU Description an
28. X for War Room Display FX8800 Modbus TABS Ping Teltrac X 25 NEC 21SV Badger Cordell Datalok Felix Granger Alphanumeric Paging SMTP TMonNet Switches Plants m Legacy RTUs Microwave Radios Routers DPS is proud to announce the latest in alarm management technology the T Mon LNX It combines T Mon NOC and EXP technology into one blazing fast device The T Mon LNX yields a cleaner configuration especially for redundant systems T Mon LNX features all the flexibility you expect from T Mon with a much faster processor and more RAM foundation for the future of T Mon just to name a few enhancements as it lays the The T Mon LNX Remote Alarm Monitoring System is a multiprotocol multifunction network alarm manager designed as a single platform solution for all alarm monitoring applications T Mon collects alarm data from a wide variety of equipment regardless of manufacturer or protocol and displays the state of your entire network in one interface eliminating the need for specialized terminals T Access is a thing of the past for the LNX as it supports a fresh new web interface offering more flexibility and visibility than ever Immediate benefits of upgrading to the T Mon LNX platform e 6 10 100 1000 NICs versus a single 10 100 in the NOC With multiple LAN configurations becoming increasingly popular for security reasons your T Mon LNX can communicate on 6 networks while maintaining IP se
29. a gt DPS Telecom Your Partners In Network Alarm Monitoring T Mon LNX DPS Telecom Your Partners in Network Alarm Monitoring Support 1 559 454 1600 www dostele com Visit our website at www dpstelecom com for the latest PDF manual and FAQs August 12 2011 D QS TMLNX 12001 This document contains proprietary information which is protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this document may be photocopied without prior written consent of DPS Telecom All software and manuals are copyrighted by DPS Telecom Said software and manuals may not be reproduced copied transmitted or used to make a derivative work by either mechanical electronic or any other means in whole or in part without prior written consent from DPS Telecom except as required by United States copyright laws 2010 DPS Telecom Notice The material in this manual is for information purposes and is subject to change without notice DPS Telecom shall not be liable for errors contained herein or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this manual Contents 1 2 3 4 8 Visit our website at www dpstelecom com for the latest PDF manual and FAQs T Mon LNX Overview Shipping List Specifications Hardware Installation 4 1 Mounting 4 2 Power Connection 48VDC 4 3 Power Connection 110VAC Initial Setup 5 1 Changing T Mon s IP Address via Serial Connection 5 2 LAN Connection 5 2 1
30. ant access to the table Typically dps_admin Leave Hosts set to Any Select all table and field permissions Os m wig Index Create Table Permissions Servers aan emo Others l Database tmon_data rate iments E Username Anonymous user DPS_Support Search Hosts Any O if System Information E di canal ESE Logout pani I Delete v Field permissions Update References Return to table permissions Return to database list 6 Click Create to finish Note If after adding table permissions you still cannot access the SQL Server contact DPS Support 6 7 Data Dictionary Tmon_history Data Dictionary field descriptions IPAddr IP Address of the TMon 3 IPPort IP Port of the TMon The date and time which the TMon S 00 00 EventDateTime datetime received the event 00 00 00 event on Th hich the TM Address smallint 6 e address which the TMon received the event on The displ hich the TM Display smallint 6 e display which the TMon received the event on Point smallint 6 The point which the TMon received the event on N 5 EventCounter AckDateTime Initials AlarmState AlarmLevel SubDevice SiteName PointName AuxPointName AlarmStatus DispDesc TStamp tinyint 4 unsigned varchar J J 10 40 40 40 8 0 char char varchar varchar Forms a unique identifier wnen used in conjunction with the EventDate Time
31. arms is to Silence This acts like a snooze feature that quiets an alarm for a certain period of time Silencing an alarm is different than Acking Acknowledging the alarm since the alarm returns after the snooze period is over To Silence right click the alarm and choose Silence or hit the S key COS Alarms Fresno Alg 1 Standing Alarms lal Silence Window Ack Win Ack Page Analogs gt Close Alarms Page 1 2 23items Alarms JAWS Trouble Logs Date Time sw Status Site Name 0 Beseripti BS eerity Ref Tag 40601229 TAG Houston Tower Licht 6 i major NG 200 1 View Detail ENTER Trouble Log L ACK iA major Mts 100 gt critical MG 200 1 gE D406 009 36 ALM Fresno Analol 040600935 CLR Houston Toweri 04060 09 35 CLR Fresno Analog i minor MG 100 3 g EER EESE Untag U Fy ees 04 06 10 09 35 CLR Fresno Analog PETA eT IT TT majar HG 100 2 g O40BAMO 09 47 ALM Houston Tower Light amp major NG 200 1 Next you ll be prompted to choose an Expiration Date Time This date and time is when the alarm will return Use the calendar drop down to select the date The expiration time can be selected in increments of 5 minutes Click the Silence button when finished Notice that the alarm s status is now changed to SILENCED 36 Ea E Expiration Date Time Expiration Date Time Date Time Date 46 2010 mow 4 6 2010 April Oo Regs TEE ae ee ee ee Silence 4 5 6 fal g 10 AL
32. ck Page Analogs Controls Close Alarms al Fresno Alg 3 GED Pave 19 t65nems Alarms w Fresno Alg 4 MSO Trowble Logs Date Time v Status Site Name Description Severit Tag o CLEN 5 3o Alg 5 Fresno Alg 5 ys OAOTNOOt23 CUR critical 140 23 O Major ALM tical 1A amp Minor wie e South Bid Silence S i IAA A Fre A ye 3 j Status J4 06 10 0 ALM Fresn tanby Generato maior IG 109 1 westBid h ak ANNONE EEEE EEE aner it etek eA Under the title bar there are links to view and acknowledge other alarms NOTE Some links are unavailable or grayed out when 1 there are no alarms of that type or 2 you are already viewing that screen Standing Alarms Click to jump to Standing Alarms only The number is parenthesis tell you how many alarms are currently standing COS Alarms Click to jump to COS Change of State alarms Silence Window Silences all alarms in the window you specify Ack Win Acknowledges all alarms in the window you specify Ack Page Acknowledges alarms currently being viewed on that web page 25 per page Analogs Click to see only the Standing COS Alarms tied to an analog Controls Click to see only the Standing COS Alarms tied to a control Close Alarms Closes the context of the Standing COS Alarms page 8 1 1 View Detail Viewing alarm detail allows you to see the Alarm ID windows the alarm is associated to the alarm description and m
33. d Site Name are optional For Device Type select Site Dialer This is the only option Press Enter to select all the defaults for Displays Poll Type and Refresh Rate Press Enter to select all the defaults under Address Defaults Step 4 Setup Pager Carriers Go back to the main Master menu and choose Files Select Pager gt Pager Carriers This is where you add your operators who get called when an alarm comes in Enter in the Int Initials and Name for your operators For Type select V for Voice For Pager Phone enter the phone number to call The ID Delay field should be filled in for added security This is the ID you ll press on your phone to acknowledge an alarm Example If your ID is 123 you ll press 123 to ack an alarm from your phone If you did not enter in an ID you ll simply press to ack Finish entering in all your operators and press F8 to Save 30 7 5 Step 5 Define Voice Format 7 oo ix Settings Refresh Connection Help Edit Voice Pager Format F1 THIS I TH SITE HAME Sep Alarm Status Level Description Site Hame Date Time 1 2 3 i 5 f G 9 1 TAT Field Hame Tab List Fil Ins F2 Del Fk Ly t F 1im F7 Pan F8 ave F9f Help Fi0 Exit 1 From the Pager sub menu select Voice Format 2 Define what T Mon fields you d like to include the spoken phrase 31 8 T Mon Web 2 0 New on T Mon LNX Overview T Mon s Firmware T Mon Time and and Web Version
34. efinitions and Table Ill for function key descriptions EH Demo COM Parameters Hon QL Connection to SQL Database 5000 Foaind EJdit Wyext Pirev Q uit Fi Devices FS Toggle Suspend F Data Connection AFS Move FIO Esc Exit Configure settings for communicating with the T Mon SQL Agent in the Parameters gt TMonNet gt TMon SQL sub menu options 21 Remote Parameters screen defined for T Mon SQL Agent Description TMon SQL Optional Enter a description for this port job blank Time the T Mon will wait for a response before failing a Time Out poll Valid entries are 200 to 9999 milliseconds Use default time of 5000 Function key commands available in the Remote Parameters Screen Function FunctionKey Description Devices Define the T Mon SQL Agent address alarm displays and alarm points that are on the current remote port oa halt or suspend this function F6 Data Connection IP virtual port connections only AtF5 Alows you to move the port FWOEsc Exh o O 6 2 Setup a Data Connection Setup a TELNET RAW data connection in the Ethernet TCP Port Definition screen by pressing F6 Data Connection from the Remote Parameters screen Set the IP to 127 0 0 1 and port to 3300 Ethernet TCP Port Definition ngs polling TELE RAW 126 10 2270 194 Hail Out CHP Ping 216t TEP ftp command TELHET RAaW 1 1 1 1 ftp data TELHET RAW 1 1 1 1 ngd polling UDP ntp socket TE
35. er DPS BETA Sys Name Master iles arameters nitialize onitor eports onvert iagnostics uit DPS Telecom Technical Support 559 454 1686 Fi Log off F9 Help F1 Esc Exit To direct input to this virtual machine press Ctrl G 5 5 Loading Existing T Mon Database 18 1 Open the T Mon LNX FTP server by right clicking on the Start Menu of the PC and selecting Explore 2 Clear the address bar at the top and type ftp xxx xxx xxx xxx where the x s are the IP address of T Mon LNX 3 Login to the FTP server The user name is dps and password is DPS both are case sensitive R ftp 126 10 210 250 Q sex QJ pO search 2 Folders E Address ftp 126 10 210 250 Folders FTP server User name Password x 126 110 210 250 Either the server does not allow anonymous logins or the e mail address was not accepted as After you log on you can add this server to your Favorites and return to it easily FTP does not encrypt or encode passwords or data before sending them to the server To protect the security of your passwords and data use Web Folders WebDAY instead Learn more about using Web Folders C Log on anonymously C Save password O DPS Telecom s Documents My Network Places Recycle Bin Internet Explorer Alar aan an arn 4 Drag and drop your saved T Mon database archive cfg and ctrl cfg into the root directory of the FTP
36. file 8 Next we ll monitor the status of the software update with Webmin Launch Webmin and login with username dps admin and password dpstelecom 9 Click on the System link in the left pane 10 Click the System Logs link that appears in the left pane 11 Click the View link for the var log nessages row in the center pane Login dps admin v C eas Module Config System Logs System Logs Users and Groups Log destination Active Messages selected Servers File dev console No kern Others i _info mail none authpriv none cron none Upload and Download Ne var log secure Yes authpriv View Networking File var log maillog Yes mail View O Hardware File var log cron Yes cron View Search All users Yes emerg File var log spooler Yes uucp news crit View A System Information File var log boot log Yes local7 View Logout File var log xferlog Yes none View File var log dbg Yes user debug View File etc httpd logs error_log Yes Apache error log View Output from dmesg Yes Kernel messages View File var log squid cache log Yes Squid caching log View File var log squid store_log Yes Squid object store log View File var webmin miniserv error Yes Webmin error log View View log file ez 12 In the Only show lines with text box type TMonUpdate 41 Login dps_admin Module Index System View Logfile System Logs var log messages oo canes Last lines of va
37. g Ref Index Date Time Log Action x j T T i F Sy NS 100 2 1 04 06 10 12 56 DP2 This is sample SHORTCUTS View Detail ENTER Close Dialog ESC Close Trouble_log C 0 characters 3 Click inside the empty text field Add Trouble Log and start entering your text The maximum number of characters that will fit is 45 per line NOTE Your text is not attached to the alarm until you click the Save button 0 characters 35 8 1 3 Ack Acknowledge Acknowledging an alarm clears it from the Standing COS list To Ack an alarm right click and choose ACK or hit the A key The alarm will now disappear from the list COS Alarms ALL ALARMS Standing Alarms 51 lence Ack Win Ack Page is Close Alarms Page 110 190ltems Alarms MSG Trouble Logs PatefTime Status Site Name Description _ Severity Ref Tag 040610 12 29 TAG Houston Tower Light 6 major MG 200 1 s E4060 10 00 CLR Houston _ Stanby Generator major NG 200 1 s View Detail ENTER g 04 06 10 10 00 Freeno ouble Log L AC Power critical NG 100 1 D4 06 10 10 00 Fresno AKA stanby Generator major MG 100 1 Silence ee ae 3 Tag T tae aes C4060 10 00 CLR Houstote e J South Transmitter Mo 1 critical ME 200 1 gE 040610 10 00 Houston South Transmitter Mo 4 status MG 200 1 gE O4 06 10 10 00 Fresno Open Door status NG 100 1 gE 8 1 4 Silence One of the options for Standing COS Al
38. gregation e Processes more ASCII jobs virtual polling loops and more GFX connections faster e Completely compatible with existing T Mon EXP applications such as the SQL History Agent and Voice Dialer e On board RAID 1 for true hard drive redundancy e Better multi tasking environment to allow more faster 2 Shipping List While unpacking the T Mon LNX please make sure that all of the following items are included If some parts are missing or if you ever need to order new parts please refer to the part numbers listed and call DPS Telecom at 800 622 3314 TiMonzzzmga8 T Mon LNX D PK TMLNX Ethernet Cable 14 ft D PR 923 10A 14 X2 19 Rack Ears 4 Pin Barrier Shipped with DC powered units only 1 820 00814 02 X6 Standard Rack Screws 1 000 12500 06 X4 5 Amp Fuse T Mon LNX Quick Start D QS TMLNX 12001 T Access Cable DB9 to DB9 D PR 1053 10A 10 aE 23 Rack Ears a x2 2 Pin Barrier Shipped with DC powered units only 1 820 00862 02 X6 Metric Rack Screws 1 000 80750 03 AC Power Cord Shipped with AC powered units only 3 Specifications Aux Relays ce Visible Audible G emmm Ee r Craft Com Aux Com a va Grounding K Lug peyneale a a Power Inputs amp Fuses DC Version Dimensions 11 25 7 RU Hx 17 W x 14 D with slide rack Processor 2 66 GHz Quad Core Pentium 4 RAM 4 GB LAN
39. h each alarm point from the tmon_history table paar vaca panan Lvs l l 0000 00 EventDateTime Datetime AS N noon Yes 00 00 00 00 enc ounice Double 4 Forms a unique identifier when used Yes poo In conjunction with EventDate Time Windows index This ranges from 1 WindIDX Smallinit 6 to 8 Each alarm point on T Mon can be associated with up to 8 windows Windows value This is the window Window Smallinit that an associated alarm would report to DAT _EMWIN This table contains data from EMWINdat on T Mon Windldx Smallinit 6 Tmonwindowindex Ves Varchar 15 Yes Varchar 41 _ Window description eves 27 7 Optional Software Module Site Dialer for T Mon LNX Most of the configuration for this application is done on the T Mon LNX The Site Dialer only requires that the hardware be setup and that the unit has an IP address In order for the Site Dialer application to work you ll need the following components e T Mon LNX e Site Dialer RTU for T Mon LNX e Site Dialer software module for the LNX The following steps assume you already have the following configured in your T Mon LNX For help see Section Three in the T Mon manual e Pager Job e Ethernet Job 7 1 Step 1 Setup the Voice Pager Job T Mon LHX COM Parameters Voice Pager gt Voice Pager LHX I D Find EJdit NJext gt JNext Used FPirev lt Prev Used QJuit _ F5 Toggle Suspend FG Data Conn Fi Esc Exit
40. hone 559 454 1688 Fax support dpstele com Email When you call DPS for T Mon LNX support under your T Mon maintenance agreement you ll receive the following benefits 1 If you call during normal DPS operating hours 7 00am to 6 00pm Pacific Standard Time you will receive priority tech support in front of all calls from users without a T Mon Gold Plan If you have an emergency situation your call will be prioritized to the top of the list at uncommon times when there is a list 2 If you call outside normal DPS operating hours with an emergency ex System is Down you have access to 7X24x365 Tech Support Follow the recorded voice instructions to alert the on call technician The on call technician will typically return your call within 15 minutes 3 With your permission DPS technicians can remotely access your T Mon from DPS Headquarters typically via dialup to facilitate diagnostics and instructions You can follow along on your T Mon screen as technicians control your T Mon 4 If it is determined that DPS hardware is at fault one of the following will occur at DPS discretion e With client consent DPS will on a priority basis expedite a replacement component for the client s qualified staff to install e The client will ship the unit back to DPS for priority repair and return on a priority basis When units are received by DPS before 12 00pm they are repaired tested and shipped back to the client within one business day
41. in user should have access rights to the tmon_history table in the SQL database If the dos_admin user does not have access rights or you wish to grant access rights to an additional LNX user you can grant access rights through your T Mon s Webmin interface Note LNX users are not the same as T Mon users LNX users are independently managed through the Webmin interface To grant or edit access rights to the tmon_history table 1 Log into Webmin hiip IPAddress 10000 Username dps_ admin Password dpstelecom 2 Click Servers gt MySQL Database Server Login dps_admin ya is MySQL Database Server Servers MySQL version 5 0 51 MySQL Database Server Others MySQL Databases Networking Hardware Search oy C tmon_data fal System Information Logout Global Options to B H it Database Permissions Host Permissions Table Permissions Field Permissions 3 Click Table Permissions 24 Login dps_admin Module Index B System gaia Table Permissions Servers MySQL Database Server No table permissions defined Others Hardware Return to database list Search System Information Logout 4 Click Add New Permissions in Database 5 smer data for the new user Choose the Table you want the new user to be able to access typically tmon_history from the drop down menu In the Username field select the right most radio button next to the open text box and enter the name of the user you wish to gr
42. ipment rack by one person The rack ears specified with your order either 19 or 23 are already attached to the Slide Rack If the incorrect ears have been attached to the Slide Rack look for the extra ears included with your shipment To mount the Slide Rack to the equipment rack follow these steps 1 Supporting the Slide Rack with one hand align the mounting holes in the rack ears with the rack rails 2 Secure both brackets with the rack screws provided in the hardware bag Slide Rack Mounting Mounting the T Mon LNX on the Slide Rack To mount the T Mon LNX on the Slide Rack follow these steps 1 Extend the Slide Rack 2 Lift the T Mon LNX and place it on the Slide Rack Place the T Mon LNX on the extended Slide Rack 3 Align the notches on the bottom of the T Mon LNX with the mounting tabs on the Slide Rack see Figure 4a There is a tab on either side of the Slide Rack approximately 2 from the front of the Rack Gently place the T Mon LNX onto the mounting tabs There is a mounting tab on either side of the Slide Rack approximately 2 from the front of the Slide Rack 4 From below the T Mon LNX insert the two screws that secure the T Mon LNX to the Slide Rack 5 Slide the Slide Rack back into place Secure T Mon LNX to Slide Rack Rack Mounting lf you did not order the Slide Rack your T Mon LNX is equipped with rack ears that can be positioned for either 5 projection or flush mounting in e
43. ited ms iGoogle MET Laboratories Inc I9 DPS IntraNet Online Access Login _ DPSEquip Linux Unix Stuff Cellular_StufF SNMP EZ Zimbra Forums l ftp dpstele com Nessus Webmin 1 510 on localhost localdom Login dps_admin Help System Module Config System Time Servers Others Set time Change timezone Time server sync Networking This form is for configuring the system to automatically synchronize the time with a remote server Synchronization will be done using the Unix time protocol or NTP depending on which commands i are installed and what the remote system supports o T aa Search Timeserver hostnames or addresses System Information M Set hardware time too Logout Synchronize on schedule No Yes at times below Simple schedule Hourly gt Times and dates selected below Minutes ors ays Months Weekdays All All All All Selected C Selected C Selected C Selected December v Note Ctr click or command click on the Mac to select and de select minutes hours days and months sync and Apply 1 In the left navigation pane click on Hardware then System Time Click on Time server sync tab 2 Enter the IP address or host name of the NTP server you want to sync with NOTE If using the host name verify that DNS servers are defined in the previous step 3 Define the synchronization schedule If you are unsure how often to
44. ither 23 or 19 racks To mount the T Mon LNX directly to the equipment rack follow these steps 1 Determine which mounting configuration is required The T Mon LNX is supplied with the brackets in the 19 5 projections position 2 If a different configuration is required remove the 8 32 screws re orient the brackets and re install the screws 3 Place the T Mon LNX in the rack and align the mounting holes in the brackets with the holes in the rack rails Secure each bracket with two 12 24 screws provided in hardware bag 4 2 Power Connection 48VDC The T Mon LNX is powered by two screw terminal barrier plug power connectors Screw terminal barrier plugs To connect the T Mon to a power supply follow these steps h O gt Always use safe power practices when making power connections Be sure to remove fuses from the fuse distribution panel as well as the back of the T Mon before making your power connections Use the grounding lug to connect the unit to earth ground The grounding lug is next to the sym bol Insert the eyelet of the earth ground cable between the two bolts on the grounding lug Ground cable not included Insert a battery ground into the power connector plug s right terminal and tighten the screw then insert a battery line to the plug s left terminal and tighten its screw Insert a fuse into the fuse distribution panel and measure voltage The voltmeter should read between
45. ore You can also Ack the alarm from the View Detail screen using the button in the upper right NOTE Even though the alarm has been acked the details pane will remain open until you close it NAMEN 19 0 Al KA Eroacna Ctanhy Conorator MALF Bu 14010 4 ai bd COS Alarm Details i Ack Alarm Id 3792 Ref Port Address Display Point NG 100 1 13 Associated Windows 1 6 12 Display 1 Status Text ALM Status ALM Description AC Power Aux Name Site Name Fresno Severity Level critical Alarm Date Time 04 06 10 10 00 Analog Channel 0 0 0 Text Message 34 8 1 2 Trouble Log T Mon s trouble log allows system operators to record what corrective action was taken for each alarm This feature is especially useful to prevent any confusion after shift changes 1 To create a trouble log right click the alarm or hit the L key 2 Click the New button in the Add Trouble Log box COS Alarms Fresno Alg 1 Standing Alarms COS Alarms Silence Window Ack Win Ack Page Analogs Controls Close Alarms Page 1 2 28items Alarms MSG Trouble Logs Date Time Status Site Name Description Severity Ret Tag 049060 14 295 TAG Houston Tower Light 6 major NG2001 a _ 040610 09 36 ALM Fresno Analog Channel 1 Major Under major NG 100 2 040610 09 35 CLR Houston Tower Light 3 critical MiSs 200 1 g SS oF Fe ec emo ee a OLD Eracar DAaslaa Cheam 1 baine Minin seein RI AO Soe ba Ji Page 1 1 items Trouble Logs Add Trouble Lo
46. provided there are no extenuating circumstances e DPS will advance replace the entire T Mon unit After receiving the new T Mon the client will ship the failed unit to DPS The unit will be repaired and shipped back to the client Upon receiving the repaired unit the client will return the advance replacement unit to DPS Extended Maintenance Agreement Benefits e Half Price or Free Hardware Upgrades T Mon operates 7x24x365 That s stressful for any hardware Plus the DPS engineers are constantly improving the platform That s 2 big reasons why you should update your T Mon hardware regularly T Mon Maintenance Agreements make it easy to get the equivalent of a brand new monitoring system every 3 5 years You ll stay well ahead of the mortality curve and you ll never get stuck using ancient technology Participate in our 50 off upgrade program at the end of your third consecutive year as a Gold Plan member OR Participate in our free upgrade program at the end of your fifth consecutive year as a Platinum Plan member We ll send you a brand new T Mon Just send us back the old one e Software upgrades Includes major release s plus updates throughout the life of your Gold Platinum Plan These major releases are not small They incorporate user feedback industry best practices evolution entirely new capabilities as well as the occasional code correction e 4 Day Factory Training course Hosted at our corporate headquarters up to 3 member
47. r log messages Only show lines with text TMonUpdate Others Sep 3 17 14 14 softbank126010210243 logger 19817 TMonUpdate Sent TMon file Error TMonVM zip retry left 1 Upload and Download Sep 3 17 14 14 softbank126010210243 logger 19817 TMonUpdate Sending TMON file TMonVM _zip Networking Sep 3 17 14 19 softbank126010210243 logger 19817 TMonUpdate Sent TMon file Error TMonVM zip retry left 0 a Sep 3 17 14 19 softbank126010210243 logger 19817 TMonUpdate Taking TMon out of monitor mode Hardware Sep 3 17 20 02 softbank126010210243 logger 14684 TMonUpdate Detected complete update file lnx exec_100903 update7049 tar gz size 19102583 Search Sep 3 17 20 02 softtbank126010210243 logger 14684 TMonUpdate Executing install _pl sh Sep 3 17 20 04 softbank126010210243 logger 14684 TMonUpdete Found TMONLNX2 EXE file in zip Serial OK vas Sep 3 17 20 10 softtbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdete Detected complete update file lnx exec 100903 update7049 tar gz size 19102448 wT System Information Sep 3 17 20 11 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Found TMONLNX2 EXE file in zip Serial OK Logout Sep 3 17 20 25 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Sending TMON file start bat Sep 3 17 20 25 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Sent TMon file OK start bat Sep 3 17 20 25 softbank126010210243 logger 15441 TMonUpdate Sending TMON file TMonVM zip Sep 3 17 24 20 softbank126010210243 logger
48. rect position for installation Installing the T Mon LNX with Slide Rack takes three steps 1 Removing the Slide Rack from the T Mon LNX 2 Mounting the Slide Rack on the equipment rack 3 Mounting the T Mon LNX on the Slide Rack Note The T Mon LNX with Slide Rack occupies 4 rack units of space At least 1 rack unit 1 3 4 should be allowed above the T Mon LNX for ventilation The Slide Rack extends nearly 13 be sure to provide adequate service loop in the connecting cables to allow the T Mon LNX to extend to this distance After installation and testing of the T Mon LNX is completed the slide lock screws should be installed in the Slide Rack to prevent accidental migration of the unit into the aisle space The slide lock screws go into the equipment rack when flush mounted Removing the Slide Rack From T Mon LNX Removing the Slide Rack makes mounting the T Mon LNX an easy one person job To remove the Slide Rack follow these steps 1 Make sure the T Mon LNX is off and disconnected from all network interfaces and power supplies 2 Carefully place the T Mon LNX upside down on a clean even surface This will not damage the unit 3 The T Mon LNX is secured to the Slide Rack by two screws see Figure 4a Remove these screws and save them for reattaching the unit 4 Gently lift the Slide Rack to remove it from the T Mon LNX Mounting the Slide Rack Optional The Slide Rack is light and can easily be mounted to the equ
49. rwsUrl http localhost 822 2 sdk amp mo VirtualMachine 48 amp inventory none amp tabs hide _ Customize Web Shortcut Desktop Shortcut Create a desktop shortcut to directly access the virtual machine with the VMware Remote Console Install Desktop Shortcut to TMonLN _IDE Use this form to generate a shortcut that will access this virtual machine s console from your desktop or Web browser Web Shortcut You can customize the generated URL to define what users see after accessing the virtual machine https 126 10 241 148 8333 ui wsUrl http localhost 8222 sdk amp mo VirtualMachine 48 amp inv entory none amp tabs hide__ Customize Web Shortcut Desktop Shortcut Create a desktop shortcut to directly access the virtual machine with the VMware Remote Console i VMware Remote Console Plug in is not installed NOTE If the popup says VMWare Remote Console Plug in is not installed click on tbe Console tab gt Install plug in Please install the VMware Remote Console Plug in to access this virtual machine s console Install plu T 6 Double click this icon and log on same credentials 7 To direct keyboard input to the console click anywhere in the window 8 To return keyboard input to the local machine press CTRL ALT F TMonLNX_IDE YMware Remote Console Devices T Mon LNX T MonLNX Multiple Channel Alarm and Surveillance Center Version 6 5018 0331 17 26 65 Serial number 89881 8616 Current Us
50. s from your team can attend per session multiple sessions per year e Spares and standby purchase discount Backup units are essential for disaster recovery With a Gold Platinum Plan you ll get discount prices on purchasing spare parts and standby units 44 12 End User License Agreement All Software and firmware used in for or in connection with the Product parts subsystems or derivatives thereof in whatever form including without limitation source code object code and microcode including any computer programs and any documentation relating to or describing such Software is furnished to the End User only under a non exclusive perpetual license solely for End User s use with the Product The Software may not be copied or modified in whole or in part for any purpose whatsoever The Software may not be reverse engineered compiled or disassembled No title to or ownership of the Software or any of its parts is transferred to the End User Title to all patents copyrights trade secrets and any other applicable rights shall remain with the DPS Telecom DPS Telecom s warranty and limitation on its liability for the Software is as described in the warranty information provided to End User in the Product Manual End User shall indemnify DPS Telecom and hold it harmless for and against any and all claims damages losses costs expenses obligations liabilities fees and costs and all amounts paid in settlement of any claim action
51. server You can also click anywhere on the screen and paste your cfg files onto the system ftp 126 10 210 250 File Edit view Favorites Q Back gt wi a Search Tools Help Wey Folders Ei 5 7 5 Address E Fep 126 10 210 250 Folders ve Favorites A E O Local Settings O My Documents Fz My Recent Document O NetHood i PrintHood E SaveSets O SendTo O Spark O Start Menu 4 fam Programs O Templates H O Novell E O Program Files G wInpows 3 DVD RW Drive 3 S Volt on Server03 M S Public on ServerO3 Sys 2 G Control Panel i Shared Documents O DPS Telecom s Documents My Network Places Recycle Bin Internet Explorer a AF AM AAA AeA x htdocs O mibs O notupdates O something O tmongfx updates utils buildpath e htaccess E project 09001 TXT E aaD10966 MOD S ACK2 GIF ALDEMO REP E amdsite dat ana dat E archive cfg bak ascact dat E ascdev dat a ascii rep E asclog2 dat E asctext2 dat E basinfo dat BEEP wav F BLD SCR i B00T Tsk E card dat E COMINT TSK CTLBAD GIF fi cticat dat CTLGOOD GIF E ctlpnt dat E ctrl cfg E datacon da E DcM sScR P DcPF SCR E derived dat E devadd2 de E devoff dat DFP10959 1 dik10 dat DP2 GIF E DPMI16BI DPSLOGO1 e PMlE2A 5CR E emhist2 dat E emmsg dat e empbuf dat E emwin dat P FORW SCR PMIFX SCR
52. sync check with your server administrator 4 Click the Sync and Apply button to finish NOTE If you are not using Network Time Protocol but you do want the correct time click on the Set Time tab to enter it in manually 16 5 4 Create Shortcut to T Mon Administrative Console Important During this process you will be prompted to install a plugin for the browser you are using Make sure you have the appropriate rights on that machine to install browser plugins 1 Open your web browser tested with Internet Explorer and Firefox 2 Enter https xxx xxx xxx xxx 8333 where the xxx is the IP address assigned to the T Mon LNX Make sure it s https for the secure connection Fah Muware Infrastructure Web Access Login Name Password ing Application Virtual Machine Administration a Help Virtual Appliance Marketplace Log Out 17 5 Click Install Desktop Shortcut to TMonLNX_IDE This will create a shortcut to the main console on your desktop aed Generate irtual Machine Shortcut hail Generate Virtual Machine Shortcut x Use this form to generate a shortcut that will access this virtual machine s console from your desktop or Web browser Web Shortcut You can customize the generated URL to define what users see after accessing the virtual machine https 126 10 210 250 8333 U0
53. t history archive Current Disk Processing Percent Complete Apr 18 2618 6 44 2 Statistic ss mm Insert Disk 1 and press lt Enter gt _ Fi6 Esc Abort To direct input to this virtual machine press Ctrl G 7 Hit Enter when you see the message Insert Disk 1 and press lt Enter gt 8 Now that your database has been restored there are a couple differences between the older T Mon and the new T Mon LNX that you should be aware of The main differences that affect us are Knowing which TCP ports can no longer be used The following is a list of Ports that cannot be used by T Mon because now the LNX is using them behind the scenes 10000 9801 9802 9803 9811 9813 8333 8222 80 20 21 Most likely the only ports that this will affect are the FTP jobs and the HI TP Web browser To work around this we must change these ports from to 20 to 8020 21 to 8021 80 to 8080 To do this escape back to the Master Menu and go to Parameters gt Remote Ports Hit F for find and go to Job 28 Hit F1 to view all of the TCP UDP ports being used by the system Make sure you enter thru the list and change the ftp ports and Web ports to the new port numbers It is best to scan thru the rest of the ports being used to be sure no others are on the list above i TMonLNX_IDE YMware Remote Console Devices Ent Type anon PWN Tab Defaults F1 GOTO F2 Int Alms Ethernet TCP Port Definition TCP
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