ATEN GN0116 Installation Manual

Installation Guide

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Installation Process

etc.

7. Ethernet: Used for browser connections to the

GN0116 from remote systems.

Hardware Installation

IP Setting

Guardian Monitor Center Server

Installation

Sensor Installation

Configuration/Operation

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Product Front View

8. Ports101, 102; 103,104; 105,106; and 107,108 are

digital output ports. The output voltage is 12VDC;

50mA. They can operate buzzers, warning lights

and other similar devices. They can also be

connected to an extension unit and used as

programmable power outlets.

9. Ports 1, 2 and 3, 4 are resistance type analog

input ports. The input resistance ranges from

2~205KΩ. The ports have 1024 levels of

resolution. With appropriate drivers, they can be

connected to thermistor or other

resistance-output sensors (such as CDS sensors).

10. Ports 201,202 are digital input ports (dry contact).

They can be connected to On/Off-type output

sensors (such as intrusion, access control, smoke,

and leakage sensors).

11. Ports 31, 32 are voltage-type analog input ports.

(Front View)

1. Programmable AC Power Outlets

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Product Rear View

1. AC Power Source Inlet

2. Power Switch

3. Circuit Breaker Switches

4. 485 Output: In a daisy chained installation this is

the chain out port of the parent station.

5. 485 Input: In a daisy chained installation this is

the chain in port of the child station.

6. 232C: Used for a serial connection (either from a

modem or a direct terminal connection from a

local console) for monitoring, software updating,

The input voltage ranges from 0~5VDC. The ports

have 1024 levels of resolution. With appropriate

drivers, they can be connected to sensors with

0~5 VDC output voltage, such as AC/DC voltage

sensors, current sensors and humidity sensors.

12. Reset Switch

13. Power Input

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Hardware - Basic Installation

> Power Connection

1. Connect one end of the bundled Power Adapter to

the AC power source and the other end to the AC

power source inlet on the rear panel.

2. Turn on the GN0116's power switch.

network cable into the RJ-45 port to connect the

GN0116 to the network.

> RS-232 Connection

If you choose to use the RS-232 connection, connect

the RJ-45 connector on the bundled RS-232-to-RJ-45

cable to the port marked as 232C on the panel and the

RS-232 to the corresponding device (Computer COM

port or the MODEM port); as the demonstrator is using

a notebook computer, an additional ATEN UC232A was

used to convert the RS-232 signal to USB so it can be

passed to the notebook computer through the USB

interface.

The GN0116 supports two types of network

connections – over the Ethernet or through RS-232.

RS-232 can be connected to a modem to support a

Dial-up connection. It can also be connected directly

to the computer COM Port so commands can be issued

through the RS-232 Port or for setting the Logic

Configuration and Proxy function.

> Ethernet Connection

If the Ethernet connection is used, connect the

Note: You may choose between an Ethernet or RS-232

connection. If you choose the Ethernet connection

then there is no need to connect the RS-232 port.

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