NetMACS™ II
Monitoring System
- 24 - 768 inputs - Automatic range selection monitors inputs from 60VDC to battery float current levels via a 50mV shunt
- Isolated outputs - Four isolated relay drivers and two isolated analog outputs
- Better than .1% accuracy of (24 bit) data
- 1U rack height - 19" or 23" rack or wall mountable
- Modem / network compatible
- Web based - Communications capability including e-mail alert messaging
- TL1-X.25, NMA compatible
- Network management
INDICATORS & ALARMS
| MONITORING, ALARMING & CONTROL | |
| The NetMACS™ II is capable of monitoring all plant voltages and electrical signals. It can produce a status report for these voltages and signals in specified intervals of the plant operation. This gives the user the capability to track a plants performance over a long period of time, during different periods of usage. A basic NetMACS™ II has 24 universal inputs, 4 isolated relay drivers and 2 isolated analog outputs. The inputs will automatically switch from a 60VDC range to a 50mV range (accuracy of .1%, with a resolution of 5 microvolts in the 50mV range). This basic functionality can be expanded by adding supplemental monitoring units, up to a total of 768 inputs. Additional modules may be located up to 300' from the basic unit. |
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| CONTROLS | |
The NetMACS™ II units, through digital output contact closures, can start or stop auxiliary equipment. |
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| SYSTEM CAPABILITIES | |
| Item | Quantity |
| Universal Inputs | 768 |
| Analog Outputs | 2 |
| Digital Outputs | 4 |
| COMMUNICATIONS | |
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The NetMACS™ II has a wide array of communication capabilities. These include:
The NetMACS™ II can support a direct RS-232 or modem connection running PPP. The NetMACS™ II is a web page server allowing a convenient web browser interface. |
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| CONTROLS | |
The NetMACS™ II operating system allows the programmer to create functional control programs. These programs can be site specific and based upon the values of any or all Analog Inputs, Analog Outputs, Timers, Digital Input Registers, Functions and the status of any or all Digital Inputs, Digital Outputs, Date, Time of Day, etc. These programs can be started either automatically, manually with a switch, or remotely with a macro. Programming can be preformed over the network or via a direct connection to the NETMACS™ II. Typical Programs: |
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Power Plant Controls
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Environmental Controls
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