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151) Document Type: General ST-C5KVM-600 KVM Extenders via CAT5: The scroll wheel on my mouse does not function. 0%
  [65] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Feb 6, 2009 3:08 PM - Find Similar  
  units powered down, try this power up sequence: 1. Disconnect the keyboard and mouse ends of the local ... PS/2 ports 5. Power up host Alternate Solution: Your motherboard may support disabling keyboard power via an onboard jumper or bios setting. Go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/Mouse/Hardware/Properties/Advanced Settings and setup as follows: Sample Rate = 60 Wheel Detection = Assume Wheel Is Present  
152) Document Type: FAQ What is the difference between the Digital I/O Expander with Open-Collector Outputs and the Digital I/O Expander with Normally-Open Relay Contact Outputs? 0%
  [1867] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Mar 29, 2013 11:44 AM - Find Similar  
  power). Door switches, emergency / panic buttons and vibration sensors are some of the many digital input sensors that the expander supports. The 16 open-collector outputs can sink up to 500mA of current to control externally powered devices running on up to 24V DC, such as the Automatic Voice Dialer ... . Normally-open relay switches have no current flow to the connected devices unless triggered to close  
153) Document Type: FAQ What is the difference between the Digital I/O Expander with Open-Collector Outputs and the Digital I/O Expander with Normally-Open Relay Contact Outputs? 0%
  [1872] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Mar 29, 2013 11:55 AM - Find Similar  
  power). Door switches, emergency / panic buttons and vibration sensors are some of the many digital input sensors that the expander supports. The 16 open-collector outputs can sink up to 500mA of current to control externally powered devices running on up to 24V DC, such as the Automatic Voice ... system. Normally-open relay switches have no current flow to the connected devices unless triggered  
154) Document Type: FAQ What is the difference between the Digital I/O Expander with Open-Collector Outputs and the Digital I/O Expander with Normally-Open Relay Contact Outputs? 0%
  [1877] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Mar 29, 2013 12:04 PM - Find Similar  
  power). Door switches, emergency / panic buttons and vibration sensors are some of the many digital input sensors that the expander supports. The 16 open-collector outputs can sink up to 500mA of current to control externally powered devices running on up to 24V DC, such as the Automatic Voice ... system. Normally-open relay switches have no current flow to the connected devices unless triggered  
155) Document Type: FAQ What is the difference between the Digital I/O Expander with Open-Collector Outputs and the Digital I/O Expander with Normally-Open Relay Contact Outputs? 0%
  [1707] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Feb 7, 2018 9:45 AM - Find Similar  
  /16D. The 16 digital inputs can be used to connect passive sensors (do not require power). Door switches ... supports. The 16 open-collector outputs can sink up to 500mA of current to control externally powered devices running on up to 24V DC, such as the Automatic Voice Dialer (runs on 9-18VDC ... controlled through the ENVIROMUX system. Normally-open relay switches have no current flow to the connected  
156) Document Type: FAQ What is the difference between the Digital I/O Expander with Open-Collector Outputs and the Digital I/O Expander with Normally-Open Relay Contact Outputs? 0%
  [1840] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Feb 7, 2018 11:01 AM - Find Similar  
  /16D. The 16 digital inputs can be used to connect passive sensors (do not require power). Door switches ... supports. The 16 open-collector outputs can sink up to 500mA of current to control externally powered devices running on up to 24V DC, such as the Automatic Voice Dialer (runs on 9-18VDC ... controlled through the ENVIROMUX system. Normally-open relay switches have no current flow  
157) Document Type: FAQ What is the difference between the Digital I/O Expander with Open-Collector Outputs and the Digital I/O Expander with Normally-Open Relay Contact Outputs? 0%
  [1569] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jun 3, 2022 2:37 PM - Find Similar  
  . The 16 digital inputs can be used to connect passive sensors (do not require power). Door switches ... supports. The 16 open-collector outputs can sink up to 500mA of current to control externally powered devices running on up to 24V DC, such as the Automatic Voice Dialer (runs on 9-18VDC), which ... through the ENVIROMUX system. Normally-open relay switches have no current flow to the connected  
158) Document Type: General E-16D: Device Discovery Tool will not work 0%
  [1579] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jan 31, 2018 10:46 AM - Find Similar  
  console. Configure “Network Settings” to ensure that both computer and unit are in the same  
159) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How Many E-MICRO Units can be Connected to an E-16D Master/Slave Cascade Configuration 0%
  [2085] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jan 31, 2018 10:49 AM - Find Similar  
  can only be done through the E-16D Master unit, which allows for up to eight connected IP Sensors  
160) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How to cascade ENVIROMUX units via Internet? 0%
  [1962] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jan 31, 2018 10:54 AM - Find Similar  
  configuration is set for internet access. Set up an ENVIROMUX unit as a slave. Under the web ... unit is behind a Firewall/Router, ensure port 5919 is open. Set up slave connection to the master  
161) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How to Control the Digital I/O Expander via SNMP? 0%
  [1980] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jan 31, 2018 10:30 AM - Find Similar  
  ) for the E-DI16DO16 are writable and their states can be changed via SNMP SET commands ... be changed via SNMP SET commands.    
162) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How to Control the Web Interface via 3G Data Connection 0%
  [1983] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jan 31, 2018 10:52 AM - Find Similar  
  unit, access the web interface to configure the network settings. From the Network Configuration  
163) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How to Download Event Logs as Text Files 0%
  [1920] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Feb 13, 2024 11:40 AM - Find Similar  
  the web interface, ensure that under Log > Log Settings, “Enable Log to USB Flash Drive  
164) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How To Preserve the Event and Data Logs 0%
  [2110] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Jan 31, 2018 10:48 AM - Find Similar  
  E-16D: How To Preserve the Event and Data Logs When an E-16D loses power, internal memory (including Log Data) is lost. The E-16D Data Log can be set to preserve itself via automatic messaging under Log > Log Settings > Data Log Settings. To send log entries, enable Syslog, SNMP ... > Log Settings > Log To USB Flash Settings and select Enable Log to Flash drive. Logs will be automatically  
165) Document Type: FAQ E-16D: How to Send SMS Alert Messages without Using a USB Modem and SIM Card 0%
  [2074] Comments: 0, Last Modified: Feb 13, 2024 11:52 AM - Find Similar  
  can be found online. Enter the recipients’ email address in the E-16D web server under Administration > Users > Contact Settings > Email Address. When using SMS messages, &ldquo ... an alert, select to edit a sensor. Then, select “Non-Critical Alert Settings” and/or “Critical Alert Settings” > Enable Email Alerts.   


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