Technical Overview CM-2 Climate Monitor. Get yours direct at:

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1 Technical Overview CM-2 Climate Monitor Get yours direct at:

2 The importance of effectively monitoring IT environments has never been greater. There are a multitude of potentially very serious problems that can happen in a short time and if unreported can lead to permanently damaged equipment and costly downtime. As technology advances many of our IT problems are becoming a thing of the past. However this progress can exacerbate other issues, heat generation, power consumption and security breaches are becoming increasingly worrisome. The solution consists of the core CM-2 monitor alone. It is the cost effective way to have reliable server room environment monitoring and carries on-board sensors for sound, light, temperature, airflow and humidity, as well as having numerous free ports for additional plug-and-play sensors as required. The Climate Monitor CM-2 bristles with sensors and delivers a sophisticated rack environment monitoring and early warning system. - PC PRO Temperature Humidity Light Level Sound Airflow Additional Free Ports

3 OVERVIEW This self-contained unit continually monitors climate conditions and displays them via an internally-generated web page. These values are graphed for easily seen trends. The LCD display on the front of the unit cycles through the values. If user-defined thresholds are exceeded, alarms can be sent via , audio alarm, SNMP trap or (optional) SMS. The Climate CM-2 occupies a 1-U space and contains a complete set of internal sensors. A variety of additional remote sensors can easily be added. 3 analogue inputs for 0-5 VDC sensors 5 digital sensor ports for remote sensors LCD display cycles through sensor readings Multi-level alarms with escalation Alarm notifications sent by , SNMP and (optional) SMS Accessible through a web browser 5 built in sensors Audible horn triggered by alarm Installation is simple using an intuitive web interface. All a user needs is a standard web browser (e.g FireFox, Internet Explorer).

4 The UK s no.1 professional monitor EXPANDABILITY Temperature Up to 16 external sensors can also be added to provide monitoring of external conditions. Sensors available include: Light Temperature Sensor Sound Temperature, Humidity & Dew Point Sensor Airflow Point Water Sensor Smoke Sensor Humidity Current Transformer Door Sensor Camera SOFTWARE PROTOCOLS SUPPORTED Power loss The following software protocols are supported as standard: Water Web (HTTP) SMTP/POP Console Software SNMP (full MIB) FTP (firmware upgrades) Generic Monitor Graphing Port Switching XML Network Connection Cable Tidy Power Input Built-in Sensors Remote Sensor Audio Alarm Number of Ports LCD Display

5 WEB INTERFACE The web management interface is the primary way to interact with the CM-2. This interface allows a user to remotely check the status of the environment, view graphs of logged data and see web cam images. Configuration and administration of the unit is done through the web interface where multiple thresholds and alarms can be set. The firmware running on the Climate CM-2 is updated through the web interface.

6 OTHER ACCESS METHODS Besides web access, there are a variety of methods that can also be used for obtaining sensor data from the unit. Meta-tagged data system info is available in XML. Logged data can be downloaded as a CSV file. For local viewing, real-time values are continually displayed on a 2 line by 8 character backlit LCD display. The user selects which sensors are shown on the display. INSTALLATION No client software or other support software is needed. Installation is simple using an intuitive web interface. Use DHCP or assign a static IP address. All connections are made through the front panel. No client software or installation CD is required. The user connects an Ethernet cable, sets the IP address and begins using the unit. An LCD constantly displays the sensor values.

7 SPECIFICATIONS On-board Sensors: Temperature: -30 to 85 C (-22 to 185 F), +/- 0.5 C Humidity: 0 to 100%, +/- 5% Air Flow: 0 to 99 (relative value) Light: Ambient light level Sound: Average sound level Remote Sensor Support Digital Sensor: 5 ports (expandable to 16 with splitters) Analogue Sensor: 3 inputs (contact closure, 0-5 VDC) Physical: 19 Rack-mount, 1-U space (17 wide with two 1 brackets, total of 19 wide, 1.5 high and 1 5/8 deep). Power: 6VDC (supplied wall transformer) Ethernet: 10 Mbps, RJ-45 receptacle Real Time Clock (RTC) with power backup Reset push-button: restores factory defaults LCD Display with scrolling text Built-in Audible Alarm Software Features HTTP / HTTPS: web access Alarms: high/low values, multiple thresholds per sensor ESMTP / POP3: alerts, ESMTP / POP3 auth SNMP (v1, v2c, v3): Gets, Trap and Clear alerts, MIB XML: meta-tagged sensor values, alarms, config Syslog: send debug messages to Syslog server Access-control: 3 access levels (view, control, admin) Web Cams (optional): Up to four can be displayed Compatible with Aggregator Console V3 software

8 CLIMATE SALES Climate monitor products and supporting components are available directly via our website or you can contact us using the details below. The Original Climate Badger Banks Harpsden Henley-on-Thames Oxfordshire RG9 4HL tel: web: