ZXM10 EISU Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit User Manual

ZXM10 EISU
Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit

User Manual
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Revision History
Date Revision Serial No. Description

No.
2008/01/17 R1.0 sjzl20080879 First Edition
2010/07/27 R1.1 SJ-20100727090650-001 EISUV board added
EISUO board and EISUG_W board
2011/3/25 R1.2 SJ-20110321114233-001
added
2011/5/5 R1.3 SJ-20110321114233-002 EISUR board added
1. Added EISUC_W board;

2012/8/1 R1.4 SJ-20120802115539-001 2. Modified EISUG_W board
and EISUC_W and the model
description.
Added the instruction on the
2012/11/30 R1.5 SJ-20120802115539-002
front outlet model with LCD.
Added the instruction on
2013/6/17 R1.6 SJ-20120802115539-003
EISU3G_W board.
Added the instruction on
2013-7-15 R1.7 SJ-20120802115539-004
EISUO-4G board.
Contents
About this Operation Guide ................................................... i
Purpose of this Operation Guide ........................................... i
Typographical Conventions ................................................... i
Chapter 1 .............................................................................. 1
Overview............................................................................... 1
Preface .................................................................................. 1
Description of EISU Models .................................................. 2
Technical Features and Parameters ..................................... 8
Lightning Protection Indexes ............................................. 12
Chapter 2 ............................................................................ 15
Usage and Operation .......................................................... 15

Panel and Indicators .......................................................... 15
Common Front Panel.......................................................................15
Front Outlet Panel ...........................................................................17
Front Outlet Panel with LCD .............................................................18
Power-On/Off ..................................................................... 21
Description of External Interfaces ..................................... 22
EISUM ...........................................................................................22
EISUS ............................................................................................29
EISUR ............................................................................................31
ETNM .............................................................................................33
EISUO............................................................................................33
EISUC ............................................................................................35
EISUV ............................................................................................38
EISUG_W.......................................................................................39
EISUC_W .......................................................................................39
EISU3G_W .....................................................................................40
Chapter 3 ............................................................................ 43
Precautions ........................................................................ 43
Maintenance Test ............................................................... 43
Care and Maintenance........................................................ 43
Faults and Alarm Handling ................................................. 44
Appendix A ......................................................................... 47
Packaging, Transportation and Storage ............................ 47

Packaging ........................................................................... 47
Transportation.................................................................... 47
Storage ............................................................................... 48
Appendix B ......................................................................... 49
E-GUARD System Overview ............................................... 49

System Composition .......................................................... 49
System Characteristics....................................................... 49
Basic System Networking Diagram ................................... 51
Appendix c .......................................................................... 53
Abbreviations ..................................................................... 53
About this Operation Guide
Purpose of this Operation Guide

This manual introduces the system characteristics, structure
and principles, use and operation, routine maintenance,
packaging, transportation, storage and brief introduction to
the ZXM10 EISU enhanced intelligent supervision unit.
Typographical Conventions
ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
TABLE 1 TYPOGR APHICAL CONVENTIONS
Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other guides and documents; parameter values
“Quotes” Links on screens
Bold Menus, menu options, input fields, radio button names, check boxes,
drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens and company name
Constant Text that you type, program code, files and directory names, and
width function names
[] Optional parameters
{} Mandatory parameters
| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it
Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic
Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked

before proceeding further
Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or more
productive for the reader
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Chapter 1
Overview
Preface
With the increasing popularization of mobile communication services,
mobile base stations are set up all over the country. The power
networks are not stable in most places where the mobile base
stations are installed and there are no attendants in the equipment
room. In this case, a demand for centralized supervision on base
stations arises more urgently than on the local network. The Mobile
Base Station Centralized Supervision System (E-GUARD) is such a
supervision system specialized for this demand. It supervises the
environment and power equipment of the base station.
The E-GUARD is designed with high technology, flexible networking,

high reliability, real-time features and powerful functions. With self-
made key devices and independently-developed software, the E-
GUARD features a modular structure for ease of system upgrading
and after-sales services.
The E-GUARD contains three parts: front-end data collection, remote

transmission and central Local Area Network (LAN). The front-end
data collection part is composed of the ZXM10 EISU.
The ZXM10 EISU is an imbedded microprocessor system. It can

monitor supervision signals of various base station power equipment
and environments in real time, generate alarms, and make
corresponding control as required. In addition, it is capable of
networking downlink base stations, and networking by making
effective use of base station communication resources.
This product is designed in compliance with the following standards:
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ZXM10 EISU Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit User Manual
 Specification of Supervision System for Power, Air Conditioner

and Environment YD/T 1363-2005
 ZXM10 ZhongXing Centralized Monitoring System for Power
Equipment and Environment Q/SZX 014-2005
Description of EISU Models

The ZXM10 EISU (V1.0) is a series product. Its models are as shown
in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1 MODELS OF THE EISU
ZXM10 EISU (□-□-□-□)

48 -48VDC Power
24 +24VDC Power
Null Basic functions

BT Battery capacity analysis function
FW Wire outgoing from Front
FD Wire outgoing from Front, with LCD display
Null Basic functions

SS Extended configuration
4C Extended intelligent port function
V4 Extended multimedia function, added 1 pair of voice talk interfaces
and 4 video input interfaces;
RO Extended 12 channels of DO
Null Basic mode, network interface (master communication port) and serial port for
communication;
1E One E1 interface (master communication port) and timeslot back board for master
communication;
2E Two E1 interfaces (master communication port), 2M ring and timeslot front board for
master communication;
4E Four E1 interfaces (master communication port), 2M ring + chain networking;
OF 100BASE-FX Ethernet optical interface for master communication port;
OG 1000BASE-X Ethernet optical interface for master communication port;
O4G Four 100BASE-X Ethernet optical interfaces for master communication port;
GW Wireless transmission interface for master communication port, GSM/GPRS
network supported.
CW Wireless transmission interface for master communication port, CDMA network
supported.
WW Wireless transmission interface for master communication port, WCDMA network supported.
1. ZXM10 indicates the ZhongXing Centralized Monitoring System

for Power Equipment and Environment.
2. EISU indicates the enhanced intelligent supervision unit. The
contents in the bracket behind indicate the communication mode,
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Chapter 1 Overview
supervision factor, special function and power supply voltage in

sequence.
3. Collection quantity
 Null indicates the basic configuration without extended
acquisition board. There are 12 AI/DI channels, 2 DI channels, 4
DO channels, one smog detection channel, two DI channels, four
DO channels, one dedicated temperature channel, two battery
channels for total voltage and two USB channels. There are 22
AI/DI/DO channels in total, and all the AIs can be used as DIs.
There are four to six intelligent serial ports, one intelligent IP
interface and one IP interface for master communication.
 SS indicates the extended configuration with the subcard. On the
basis of the basic configuration, eight general AIs/DIs, two DIs
and four DOs are added.
 4C indicates the extended serial port function, with 4 intelligent
serial ports and 1 IP interface added from the basic version.
 V4 indicates the extended multimedia function. It provides 1 pair
of voice talk interfaces and 4 video input interfaces.
 RO indicates the extended 12 DO channels;
4. Special function
 Null indicates the basic functions, including the AI/DI/DO,
intelligent serial port, picture collection and self-diagnosis.
 BT indicates that the battery capacity analysis function is added
on the basis of basic functions.
 FW indicates that the outlets are located at the front panel.
 FD indicates that the outlets are located at the front panel and it
has the LCD function.
5. Table 2 lists the description of common models of the EISU.
TABLE 2 DESCRIPTION OF COMMON M ODELS OF THE EIS U
No. Model Description
1 ZXM10 EISU(48) Serial port and network interface for master

communication, basic configuration for collection


quantity, -48 V
Back board for master communication, basic

2 ZXM10 EISU(1E-48)
configuration for collection quantity, -48 V
2M ring, front board, and back board for master
3 ZXM10 EISU(2E-48) communication, basic configuration for collection
quantity, -48 V
2M ring, front board, back board, and ring with
4 ZXM10 EISU(4E-48) chain for master communication, basic
configuration for collection quantity, -48 V
ZXM10 EISU(1E-SS- Back board for master communication, extended
5
48) configuration for collection quantity, -48 V
ZXM10 EISU(2E-SS- 2M ring, front board and back board for master
6 communication, extended configuration for
48) collection quantity, -48 V
One collection expansion board added based on

7 ZXM10 EISU(SS-48)
the EISU (48) basic configuration.
ZXM10 EISU(SS-SS- Two collection expansion boards added based on
8
48) the EISU (48) basic configuration.
9 ZXM10 EISU(4C-48) Extended intelligent serial port, -48 V
10 ZXM10 EISU(V4-48) extended multimedia configuration, -48 V
11 ZXM10 EISU(OF-48) 100M Ethernet optical interface, -48V
12 ZXM10 EISU(OG-48) 1000M Ethernet optical interface, -48V
13 ZXM10 EISU(O4G-48) Four 1000M Ethernet optical interfaces, -48V
ZXM10 EISU(OF-SS- Extended configuration for collection quantity,
14
48) 100M Ethernet optical interface, -48V
ZXM10 EISU(OG-SS- Extended configuration for collection quantity, and
15
48) 1000M Ethernet optical interface, -48V
ZXM10 EISU(O4G-SS- Extended configuration for collection quantity, and
16
48) four 1000M Ethernet optical interfaces, -48V
17 ZXM10 EISU(GW-48) GSM/GPRS wireless transmission interface, -48V,

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EISUG_W connects with interval serial port of

EISU.
ZXM10 EISU(GW-SS- Extended configuration for collection quantity, and
48) GSM/GPRS wireless transmission interface, -48V,
18
EISUG_W connects with external serial port of
EISU.
19 ZXM10 EISU(RO-48) Extended relay output board, -48V
ZXM10 EISU(CW-48) CDMA wireless transmission interface, -48V,
20 EISUC_W connects with the internal serial port of
EISU.
ZXM10 EISU(CW-SS- Extended configuration for collection quantity, and
48) CDMA wireless transmission interface, -48V,
21
EISUG_W connects with external serial port of
EISU.
ZXM10 EISU (2E-FW- 2M ring, front board, and back board for master
22 48) communication, basic configuration for collection
quantity, -48 V
ZXM10 EISU(FD-48) Serial port and network interface for master
23 communication, basic configuration for collection
quantity, -48 V, front outlet, with LCD display.
ZXM10 EISU(2E-FD- 2M ring, front board and back board for master
24 48) communication, basic configuration for collection
quantity, -48 V, front outlet, with LCD display.
ZXM10 EISU (WW-48) WCDMA wireless transmission interface, -48V,
25 EISU3G_W connects with internal serial port of
EISU.
Note: The above are all -48V cases. They are applicable to products supplied with
+24V power.

F UNCTIONS
The external view of EISU whose wire harness comes out
from the front panel is as shown in Figure 2. The external
view of common EISU is as shown in Figure 3. The main
functions of it are listed as below:
FIGURE 2 E XTERNAL VIEW OF EISU WITH FRONT OUTLET
FIGURE 3 E XTERNAL VIEW OF COMMON EISU
1. In the basic configuration, the ZXM10 EISU provides 12 general

AI/DI measurement channels, two general DI measurement
channels and four DO channels to implement data collection and
control of the unintelligent equipment. If an extended
supervision unit is configured, eight general AI/DI measurement

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channels, two general DI measurement channels and four or

twelve DO interfaces are added.
2. The ZXM10 EISU has the dedicated sensor interface, where one
digital temperature sensor, two battery channels for total
voltage and one smog detector can be connected.
3. The ZXM10 EISU provides multiple intelligent equipment protocol
resolution interfaces to implement data collection and control of
the intelligent equipment. (Four to six interfaces and 20
intelligent devices can be connected.)
4. The ZXM10 EISU has the picture supervision function. It
provides two USB camera interfaces to process, store and
forward picture data. The picture resolution is up to 640 × 480.
5. The ZXM10 EISU provides 4 channels of video surveillance, with
CIF maximum resolution, alarm linkage supported;
6. The ZXM10 EISU provides 1 voice talk interface;
7. The ZXM10 EISU provides multiple communication interfaces
and networking modes. These transmission interfaces contain
asynchronous serial ports, Ethernet interfaces and E1 interfaces.
They provide the following networking modes: order wire
channel, network, 2M protection ring, 2M chain, separate 2M and
2M extracted timeslot.
8. The ZXM10 EISU provides Ethernet optical interfaces, which
support butt networking with the PTN, router, switcher and fiber
optical transceiver. Besides, it supports 1000BASE-FX and
1000BASE-X for adapting to a variety of optical parameters
(replacing the SFP optical module).
9. The ZXM10 EISU provides wireless access (GSM/GPRS/CDMA
network), which supports multiple networking modes including
center fixed IP, center domain access, VPN, and so on. Long
online and short online working modes can be selected.
10. The ZXM10 EISU provides 3G wireless access (WCDMA network),
which supports multiple networking modes including center fixed
IP, center domain access, VPN, and has wireless transmission of
video data and 3G routing functions.
11. The ZXM10 EISU provides the local storage function.
12. The ZXM10 EISU provides the function of remotely or locally
downloading the running program and intelligent equipment
communication protocol program.

13. The ZXM10 EISU has the functions of equipment self-diagnosis

and fault self-location.
14. The ZXM10 EISU provides the management function of real-time
clocks.
15. The ZXM10 EISU configured with the extended transmission
board provides transparent Ethernet interfaces.
16. The ZXM10 EISU provides the Web browsing function.
17. The ZXM10 EISU supports the intelligent equipment center
resolution function.
18. The ZXM10 EISU supports energy saving for air conditioners.
19. The ZXM10 EISU has the LCD display function.
Technical Features and Parameters

Table 3 lists the technical features and parameters of the ZXM10
EISU.
TABLE 3TECHNIC AL FE ATURES AND P AR AMETERS OF THE EISU
Technical Feature Parameter
Provide 12 general AI/DI measurement channels, which

can be used as AIs to detect analog variables or used as
DIs to detect digital variables. In case of being used as
AIs:
1. Measurement scope of DC voltage: 0 V–5 V with error
≤ 0.2%
General AI/DI measurement
channel 2. Measurement scope of DC current: 0 mA–20 mA with
error ≤ 0.2%
In case of being used as DIs:
1. Input scope of DC voltage: 0 V–24 V
2. High-level threshold voltage: ≥ 2 V
3. Low-level threshold voltage: ≤ 0.8 V
Add eight general AI/DI measurement channels through

General AI/DI measurement the extended supervision unit, where two channels can
channel collect a minimum voltage of -12 V. When the positive
(extended configuration) voltage is collected, the measurement scope is the same
as above, and error ≤ 0.5%.

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Provide two DI measurement channels.

General DI measurement 1. Input scope of DC voltage: 0 V–60 V
channel 2. High-level threshold voltage: ≥ 2 V
3. Low-level threshold voltage: ≤ 0.8 V
General DI measurement Add two general DI measurement channels through the

channel extended supervision unit. The indexes are the same as
(extended configuration) above.
Provide four relay contact DOs. The relay contact

General DO
capacity is 0.3 A/30 V
General DO Add four or twelve general DOs through the extended

(extended configuration) supervision unit. The indexes are the same as above.
1. Provide two dedicated channels to detect the total

voltage of batteries:
Measurement scope of voltage: 0 V–60 V with error ≤
0.5%
Dedicated input 2. Provide one dedicated channel for the smog detector:
Three statuses: normal, alarm and disconnection
3. Provide one dedicated interface for the digital
temperature sensor:
Measurement scope: -20°C to 70°C with error ≤ ±0.5°C
Provide two USB interfaces:

1. These interfaces comply with USB V2.0 specifications.
Picture supervision 2. The image resolution can reach a maximum of 640 ×
480.
3. More than 100 pictures can be stored locally.
1. Provide 4 video inputs, with resolution CIF maximum;

2. Provide 1 voice talk interface;
Multimedia supervision 3. Offer OSD for 4 digital videos;
4. Provide 1 RS485 interface;
5. Support SD card storage, up to 16G supported.
1. Provide four to six asynchronous serial intelligent
equipment interfaces. These interfaces comply with
Intelligent equipment RS232/RS422/RS485 standards.
interface 2. Provide one Ethernet intelligent equipment interface.
The interface complies with the IEEE 802.3 10/100
BASE-T standard.

1. Provide 2 asynchronous intelligent equipment

interfaces. These interfaces comply with
Intelligent equipment RS232/RS422/RS485 standards.
interface (extended 2. Provide 2 asynchronous intelligent equipment
configuration) interfaces. These interfaces comply with RS422/RS485
standards.
Comply with the G.703 specification.
Support master/slave clock configuration.

E1 interface
Support the timeslot back-board mode and 2M ring
networking mode. In full configuration, four E1s are
provided and the ring + chain networking is supported.
EISUO-F supports 100BASE-FX network interface butt

interconnection, various optical parameters and
transmission distances are supported through replacing
the SFP optical module.
EISUO-G supports 1000BASE-X network interface butt
interconnection, various optical parameters and
Ethernet optical interface transmission distances are supported through replacing
the SFP optical module.
EISUO-4G supports 1000BASE-X network interface butt
interconnection. It has four optical network interfaces
which can be used in star and chain networks; various
optical parameters and transmission distances are
supported through replacing the SFP optical module.

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EISUG_W supports wireless data transmission over

GSM/GPRS network. Various wireless networking modes
and working modes are supported.
Wireless transmission EISUC_W supports wireless data transmission over
interface CDMA network. Various wireless networking modes and
working modes are supported.
EISU3G_W supports wireless data transmission over
WCDMA network and 3G routing.
Provide one asynchronous serial communication
interface. The interface complies with RS232/RS422
Master communication standards.
interface
Provide one Ethernet interface for master
communication. The interface complies with the IEEE
802.3 10/100 BASE-T standard.
Alarm accuracy 100%
Processor ARM9 core. The processing capability is 200 MIPS.
Memory and Flash Each has 64 Mbytes.
Support access of the mainstream SD card. It is

SD card interface
recommended to configure it to 512 M.
Input power 1. -48 VDC ± 20%. 2. +24 VDC ± 20% (customized)
Overall power consumption ≤ 25 W
Provide the protective grounding wire terminal;

Grounding resistance
grounding resistance: ≤ 4Ω.
Temperature -10°C to +55°C
Working
Humidity 0%–95% (non-condensing)
environme
nt
Altitude ≤ 5000 m

Transportation and storage

-20°C to +60°C
temperature
Common: 442 mm (L) × 320 mm (W) × 43.6 mm (H)

Dimensions
Front outlet: 440 mm (L) × 364 mm (W) × 43.6 mm (H)
Standard 1U chassis, supporting wall-mounted and

Installation mode
cabinet-mounted modes.
Overall weight Around 5 kg
Mean Time Between

≥ 100000 h
Failures (MTBF)
Mean Time To Repair

≤ 30 min
(MTTR)
Life ≥ 15 years
Lightning Protection Indexes

Table 4 lists the technical features and parameters of the
EISU.

Chapter 1 Overview
TABLE 4 TECHNICAL FEATURES AND P AR AMETERS OF THE EISU

Test Port
Interface
AI/DI/DO
General
Interface
DC Power
Serial Port
Interface
E1
Interface
Network
Interface
Video
Impact/S Differen
urge Differe /
Differentia Differenti tial-
current Differential- ntial-
l-mode 2 al-mode mode 2
8/20 us mode 2 KA mode 2
KA 5 KA KA
Five KA
(once)
times for
the
positive Commo
pole and Comm Commo
Common- Common- n-mode
negative Common- on- n-mode
mode 3 mode 5 3KA
pole mode 3 KA mode 3 3 KA
KA KA
separatel KA (once)
y

Chapter 2
Usage and Operation
Panel and Indicators

EISU has three kinds of front panels. The following section gives a
description to them:
Common Front Panel

The set with common front panel is as shown in Figure 4.
FIGURE 4 E ISU WITH COMMON P ANEL
There are nine indicators on the common EISU panel, as shown in

Figure 5. Table 5 lists the meanings of these indicators.
FIGURE 5 COMMON P ANEL INDIC ATORS

TABLE 5 M EANINGS OF COMMON P ANEL INDIC ATORS
No. Indicator Specific Meaning
1 PWR Power indicator
2 RUN Running status indicator, it flashes during normal operation.
Master communication status indicator of the serial port,

3 MCOM which flashes when the master communication port is
normal.
Status indicator of communication serial port 1, which

4 COM1
flashes when communication serial port 1 is normal.

5 COM2

6 COM3

7 COM4
Status indicator of E1 interface 1, which will

keep lit when E1 interface 1 is in normal
Built-in connection. If there are two E1 boards
ETNM installed in EISU, L1 indicates the state of E1
interface 1 of these two boards alternately,
so it may flash.
8 L1 Link status indicator of external Ethernet

Built-in
optical interface, which will keep lit when
EISUO
Ethernet optical interface is in normal link.
In transient connection mode, L1 off

Built-in
EISUG_W indicates short message communication, L1
on indicates GPRS communication.
Status indicator of E1 interface 2, which will
keep lit when E1 interface 2 is in normal
Built-in
9 L2 connection. If there are two ENTM boards
ETNM
installed in EISU, L2 indicates the state of EI
interface 2 of the two boards alternately, so

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No. Indicator Specific Meaning
it may flash.
Link status indicator of internal
communication port, which will keep lit when
Built-in internal connection of Ethernet optical
EISUO interface communication board is in normal,
and will go out when interface connection
failure
Front Outlet Panel

The set with front outlet panel is as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 E ISU WITH FRONT OUTLET P ANEL
Indicators on the front panel are as shown in Figure 7. Table 6 lists

the meanings of these indicators.
FIGURE 7 I NDIC ATORS ON FRONT OUTLET P ANEL

TABLE 6 M EANINGS OF INDICATORS ON FRONT OUTLET P ANEL
No. Indicator Color Specific Meaning

1 PWR Green Power indicator
Running status indicator, it flashes during normal
Green
operation.
2 RUN/MCOM Master communication status indicator of the
Red serial port, which flashes when the master
communication port is normal.
Status indicator of communication serial port 1,
Green which flashes when communication serial port 1
is normal.
3 COM1/COM2
Red which flashes when communication serial port 2
is normal.
Green which flashes when communication serial port 3
is normal.
4 COM3/COM4
Red which flashes when communication serial port 4
is normal.
Status indicator of E1 interface 1,
which will keep lit when E1
interface 1 is in normal connection.
Built-in
Green If there are two ENTM boards
ETNM
installed in EISU, L1 indicates the
state of E1 interface 1 of these two
boards alternately, so it may flash.
5 L1/L2
Built-in
Red If there are two ETNM boards
ETNM
Front Outlet Panel with LCD

The set with front outlet panel and LCD is as shown in Figure 8.

FIGURE 8 E ISU WITH FRONT OUTLET P ANEL AND LCD
Indicators on the front panel are as shown in Figure 9. Table

10lists the meanings of these indicators.
FIGURE 9 I NDIC ATORS ON FRONT OUTLET P ANEL AND LCD
TABLE 7 M EANINGS OF INDICATORS ON FRONT OUTLET P ANEL AND LCD

1 PWR Green Power indicator
Running status indicator, it flashes during normal
Green
operation.
2 RUN/MCOM Master communication status indicator of the
Red serial port, which flashes when the master
communication port is normal.
Green which flashes when communication serial port 1 is
normal.
3 COM1/COM2
Red which flashes when communication serial port 2 is
normal.
Green which flashes when communication serial port 3 is
4 COM3/COM4 normal.
Red Status indicator of communication serial port 4,


which flashes when communication serial port 4 is
normal.
Built-in
Green If there are two ENTM boards
ETNM
5 L1/L2
Built-in
Red If there are two ETNM boards
ETNM
The LCD and keys are as shown in Figure 10.
FIGURE 10 LCD AND KEYS
There are six function keys: Up, Down, Left, Right, ENTER (confirm),
and ESC (cancel), which are used to set and find what you want to
display. Operate the direction keys (Up, Down, Left, Right) to display
the menu items or content, press ENTER to confirm and ESC to
return.
There are three menus as below on the LCD display:
: EISU/SISU information menu, on which you can view the IP

address, MAC address, the current time, application version,
uboot version, linux version, hardware version, and EPLD
version.

: EISU/SISU current alarm information menu on which you

can view the alarm information of the EIS/SISU’s current
channel;
: EISU/SISU current channel information menu on which you

can view the current channel information of EISU/SISU,
including channel name, channel value, and unit.
Note: The inforamtion of channel to be displayed on the

LCD display can be configured in the configuration file
“chan.ini”. This file can be downloaded to EISU/SISU
through EISUConfig.
Power-On/Off
The power switch of the EISU is a seesaw switch. It is located in the
middle of the right panel, as shown in Figure 11.
FIGURE 11 POWER SWITCH
1. Power-on
Press the 1 end of the power switch to power on the EISU.
After you power on the EISU, the power indicator is on and the
EISU enters the working status.
2. Power-off
Press the 0 end of the power switch to power off the EISU.
After being powered off, the EISU does not function any more.
There is no strict restriction on the time interval between power-
off this time and power-on next time.

Caution: Power off the EISU before doing any

maintenance job.
Description of External Interfaces

External interfaces of the EISU can be seen when the cable cover is
removed. The external interfaces are provided by the main board
(EISUM) and expansion board. Expansion board may be: EISUS,
EISUC, EISUV, or ETNM, EISUG_W, EISUC_W, EISU3G_W, EISUR,
EISUO-F, or EISUO-G board and EISUO-4G board. The interfaces in
the lower row are provided by the EISUM, and the interfaces in the
upper row by expansion board. Different model has different
expansion board, as shown in Figure 12.
FIGURE 12 EXTERNAL I NTERFACES OF THE EISU
EISUM
The external interfaces of the EISUM form a row, from the right X1
to the left X12, at the bottom of the case, as shown in the above
figure. The functions of the interfaces are described below.
Definition of X1 Pins
The power interface X1 on the EISUM is a 3-core (pin) socket for
external -48 V power connection. It provides power for the EISU. Its
pins are numbered 1, 2 and 3 from left to right. For the definition of
X1 pins, see Table 8.

TABLE 8 DEFINITION OF X1 PINS ON THE EISUM
Pin No. Signal Name Description
1 GND48V -48 V power ground
2 / /
3 -48V -48 V power
Caution: The EISU is powered by -48 VDC. A converter is

needed in the case of no -48 VDC power. Make clear the
polarity of the power supply in installation.
As a battery voltage measurement interface, X2 on the EISUM is a
4-core (pin) 5.08-distance socket. Its pins are numbered 1, 2, 3 and
4 from left to right. For the definition of X2 pins, see Table 9.
TABLE 9 DEFINITION OF X2 PINS ON THE EISUM
1 BAT1+ Positive pole of total voltage of battery pack 1
2 BAT1- Negative pole of total voltage of battery pack 1
3 BAT2+ Positive pole of total voltage of battery pack 2
4 BAT2- Negative pole of total voltage of battery pack 2
Caution: The voltage of the battery measurement interface

on the EISU is provided by the battery pack, with the input
ranging 0 V to 60 V. Pay attention to the polarity of the
batteries.

Caution:
 Input range of general AI/DI: 0–5 V when used as
general AI (voltage type); 0 – 20 mA when used as
general AI (current type); 0–24 V when used as general DI.
 The input voltage range of dedicated DI is set by the jumpers of X23 and
X24: below 12 V when you place a jumper over pins 1 and 2; above 12 V
when you place a jumper over pins 2 and 3. Pay attention to the polarity.
As a general analog/digital input and dedicated digital input interface,

X3 on the EISUM is a 16-core (pin) 3.81-distance socket. Its pins are
numbered 1 to 16 from left to right. For the definition of X3 pins, see
Table 10.
TABLE 10 DEFINITION OF X 3 PINS ON THE EISUM
1 AI1
2 AI2
3 AI3
4 AI4
5 AI5
6 AI6
General AI/DI
7 AI7
8 AI8
9 AI9
10 AI10
11 AI11
12 AI12
13 DI1+ Dedicated DI1+

14 DI1- Dedicated DI1-
15 DI2+ Dedicated DI2+
16 DI2- Dedicated DI2-
Caution:
 Input range of general AI/DI: 0–5 V when used as
general AI (voltage type); 0–20 mA when used as general
AI (current type); 0–24 V when used as general DI.
 The input voltage range of dedicated DI is set by the jumpers of X23 and
X24: below 12 V when you place a jumper over pins 1 and 2; above 12 V
when you place a jumper over pins 2 and 3. Pay attention to the polarity.
As the dedicated interface of temperature sensor, smog detector and
access force serial port, X4 on the EISUM is an 8-core (pin) 3.81-
distance socket. Its pins are numbered 1 to 8 from left to right. For
the definition of X4 pins, see Table 11.
1 DTEMP Signal of the digital temperature sensor
2 +5VS Power supply of the sensor
3 GNDS Ground of the sensor
4 GNDS Ground of the sensor
5 +12VSMOKE +12 V power supply of smog detector
6 SMOKE Signal input of smog detector
7 TXRX+ Access force 485 communications
8 TXRX- Access force 485 communications

As the DO and power output interface of sensors, X5 on the EISUM
is a 16-core (pin) dual-row socket. Its pins are arranged as shown in
Figure 13. For the definition of X5 pins, see Table 12.
F I G U R E 1 3 AR R AN G E M E N T O F X 5 P I N S O N T H E E I S U M
A1 A2 …… A8
B1 B2 …… B8
Signal
Pin Signal Name Description Pin Description
Name
B1 A1 DO1-A General DO
B2 +12 V power A2 DO1-B General DO

+12V_O supply of the
B3 sensor A3 DO2-A General DO
B4 A4 DO2-B General DO
B5 A5 DO3-A General DO
B6 Ground of A6 DO3-B General DO

GNDS
B7 the sensor A7 DO4-A General DO
B8 A8 DO4-B General DO
Caution: The EISUM provides four channels of sensor

power, and four channels of DO (relay contact output,
with the capacity 0.3 A/30 VAC).

As the master communication serial port, X6 on the EISUM is a 4-
core (pin) socket. Its pins are numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. For
the definition of X6 pins, see Table 13.
1 RXD/TX+ Master communication RS232/422
2 TXD/TX- Master communication RS232/422
3 GND/RX- Master communication RS232/422
4 MRX+ Master communication RS232/422
As the intelligent communication serial port, X7 on the EISUM is an
8-core (pin) 3.81-distance socket. Its pins are numbered 1 to 16
from left to right. For the definition of X7 pins, see Table 14.
1 RXD/TX1+ Intelligent port 1RS232/422
2 TXD/TX1- Intelligent port 1RS232/422
3 GND/RX1- Intelligent port 1RS232/422
4 /RX1+ Intelligent port 1RS232/422
5 RXD/TX2+ Intelligent port 2RS232/422
6 TXD/TX2- Intelligent port 2RS232/422
7 GND/RX2- Intelligent port 2RS232/422
8 /RX2+ Intelligent port 2RS232/422
9 RXDD3 Intelligent port 3RS232
10 TXDD3 Intelligent port 3RS232

11 GND3 Intelligent port 3RS232
12 RTS3 Intelligent port 3RS232
13 RXDD4 Intelligent port 4RS232
14 TXDD4 Intelligent port 4RS232
15 GND4 Intelligent port 4RS232
16 RTS4 Intelligent port 4RS232
X 8 o n t h e E I S UM
As the master communication network interface, X8 on the EISUM is
a standard RJ45 interface. The indicator of the network interface is
integrated on the Ethernet interface of the device, as shown in
Figure 14.
FIGURE 14 E THERNET I NTERFACE
Facing the Ethernet interface, the indicator on the left is orange and
the one on the right is green. Table 15 describes them in detail.
TABLE 15 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF E THERNET I NTERFACE INDIC ATORS
Color Description Working Status
Network communication ON when Ethernet data is received and

Orange
indicator OFF in other cases
Network connection ON when the Ethernet is connected and

Green
indicator OFF when the Ethernet is disconnected

I n t e l l i g e n t Ne t wo r k I n t e r f a c e X 9
As an intelligent network interface, X9 is a standard RJ45 interface.
For details, refer to section 2.3.1.8 "X8 on the EISUM".
U S B d e vi c e I n t e r f a c e X 1 0
As a USBdevice interface, X10 is a standard USB2.0 interface. Figure
15 shows its appearance and the connecting cable.
FIGURE 15 US BDEVICE INTERFACE
USBhost Interfaces X11 and X12

As USBhost interfaces, X11 and X12 are standard USB2.0 interfaces.
Figure 16 shows their appearances and connecting cables.
FIGURE 16 US BHOST INTERFACES
EISUS
The EISUS is the extended supervision unit of the EISU. The external
interfaces of the EISUS are located on the upper right side of the
case bottom by default. They can be changed to the upper left side,
as shown in Figure 17.
FIGURE 17 EXTERNAL I NTERFACES OF THE EISUS

Definition of SX1 Pins

As a general AI/DI and dedicated DI interface, SX1 on the EISUS is a
16-core (pin) 3.81-distance socket. Its pins are numbered 1 to 16
from left to right. For the definition of SX1 pins, see Table 16.
TABLE 16 DEFINITION OF SX 1 PINS ON THE EISUS
1 +12VS 12 V voltage output interface
2 +12VS 12 V voltage output interface
3 GNDS Interface ground
4 GNDS Interface ground
6 AI_IN1
7 AI_IN2
8 AI_IN3
General AI/DI
9 AI_IN4
10
10 AI_IN5
11 AI_IN6
12 AI_IN7
13 DI_1H High-level input pin of DI1
14 DI_1L Low-level input pin of DI 1
15 DI_2H High-level input pin of DI2
16 DI_2L Low-level input pin of DI2
Definition of SX2 Pins

As the dedicated interface of general digital signal interfaces, SX2 on
the EISUS is an 8-core (pin) 3.81-distance socket. Its pins are
numbered 1 to 8 from left to right. For the definition of SX2 pins,
see Table 17.

TABLE 17 DEFINITION OF SX 2 PINS ON THE EISUS
1 DO_O1 Selecting NO/NC for DO1
2 DOCOM1 DO1 common port
EISUR
The EISUR is the extended DO output board of the EISU. The
external interfaces of the EISUR are located on the upper right side
of the case bottom by default. They can be changed to the upper left
side. EISUR provides 12 DO relay control outputs, as shown in
Figure 18.
FIGURE 18 EXTERNAL I NTERFACES OF THE EISUR
As the DO output interface, X1 and X2 on the EISUR board are 16-

pin 3.81-pitch socket and 8- pin 3.81-pitch socket respectively. Pins
of X1 are numbered 1 to 16, and X2 are 1 to 8, from left to right.
For the definition of X1 and X2 pins, see Table 18 and Table 19.
TABLE 18 DEFINITION OF X 1 PINS ON THE EISUR

1 DO5_A Selecting NO/NC for DO5
2 DO5_B DO5 common port
TABLE 19 DEFINITION OF X 2 PINS ON THE EISUR

ETNM
The ETNM provides two E1 interfaces and two Ethernet interfaces.
They are all standard interfaces: IP1, IP2, RX1, TX1, RX2 and TX2
(from left to right), as shown in Figure 19.
FIGURE 19 E1 I NTERFACES AND E THERNET INTERF ACES OF E TNM
Facing the Ethernet interfaces, the indicator on the left is orange and
the one on the right is green. Table 20 describes them in detail.
TABLE 20 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF E THERNET I NTERFACE INDIC ATORS
Network communication ON when Ethernet data is received and

Orange
indicator OFF in other cases
ON when the Ethernet is connected and

Green Network connection indicator
OFF when the Ethernet is disconnected
EISUO
1. The EISUO-F and EISUO-G are the extended Ethernet optical
interface boards of the EISU. EISUO-F provides one 100BASE-FX
Ethernet optical interface, and EISUO-G provides one 1000BASE-
X Ethernet optical interface, as shown in Figure 20.
F I G U R E 2 0 I N T E R F AC E O N E I S U O - F AN D E I S U O - G

The EISUO-F and EISUO-G boards support 100M and 1000M

respectively, which should be selected according to the port rate
of opposite end.
2. The EISUO-4G is the extended 1000BASE-X Ethernet optical
interface board of the EISU. Four 1000BASE-X Ethernet optical
interfaces are provided, as shown in Figure 21.
FIGURE 21 INTERFACE OF EI SUO-4G
Two rates (100M and 1000M) are supported by EISUO-4G board

through setting. In this case optical modules of appropriate rate
should be selected.
Various optical parameters and transmission distances are supported
through replacing the SFP (Small Form-Factor Pluggables) optical
module.
Note:
The optical module needs to be selected according to the
specific requirement of interconnection. It is necessary to
select and configure the optical module based on parameters
such as communication rate, wavelength, and transmission
distance.
Silkscreen symbols on EISUO-F and EISUO-G are as listed in Table

21.

TABLE 21SILKSCREEN S YMBOLS ON EISUO-F AND EISUO-G
Silk-screen
Name Description
Symbol
Transmitting & receiving

Flashes when optical interface is
ACT indicator of optical
receiving or transmitting data packet.
interface
Signal detection Solid on when optical interface signal

SD indicator of optical detected, off when no optical signal
interface detected.
RJ45 Ethernet electrical

IP 10/100M optional
interface
For inserting SFP optical module to

F1 NO.1 optical interface
realize optical Ethernet communication



EISUC
The EISUC is the extended intelligent serial port board. It
provides 4 intelligent serial ports, 1 master communication
network interface, as shown in Figure 22.
FIGURE 22 EXTERNAL I NTERFACES OF EISUC
C I P on E IS U C
As the master communication network interface, CIP on the
EISUC is a standard RJ45 interface. The indicator of the

network interface is integrated on the Ethernet interface of

the device, as shown in Figure 23
FIGURE 23 E THERNET I NTERFACE
Facing the Ethernet interface, the indicator on the left is

orange and the one on the right is green. Table 22 describes
them in detail.
TABLE 22 DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE E THERNET INTERF ACE

INDICATORS
Network communication ON when Ethernet data is being

Orange
indicator transmitted and OFF in other cases
Network connection ON when the Ethernet is connected and

Green
indicator OFF when the Ethernet is disconnected
C O M1 on EI SUC
As the intelligent communication serial port, COM1 on the
EISUC is a 4-pin (male) 3.81-picth socket. Its pins are
numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. For the definition of COM1
pins, see Table 23.
TABLE 23 DEFINITION OF COM 2 PINS ON THE EISUC
1 RXD/TX1+ Intelligent port 1 RS232/422/485
2 TXD/TX1- Intelligent port 1 RS232/422/485
3 GND/RX1- Intelligent port 1 RS232/422/485
4 /RX1+ Intelligent port 1 RS232/422/485

C O M2 on EI SUC
EISUC is a 4-pin (male) 3.81-pitch socket. Its pins are
numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. For the definition of COM2
pins, see Table 24.
TABLE 24 DEFINITION OF COM 2 PINS ON THE EISUC
1 RXD/TX2+ Intelligent port 2 RS232/422/485
2 TXD/TX2- Intelligent port 2 RS232/422/485
3 GND/RX2- Intelligent port 2 RS232/422/485
4 /RX2+ Intelligent port 2 RS232/422/485
C O M3 on EI SUC
EISUC is a 4-pin (male) 3.81-picth socket. Its pins are
numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. For the definition of X4
pins, see Table 25.
TABLE 25 DEFINITION OF COM3 PINS ON THE EISUC
1 TX3+ Intelligent port 3 RS/422/485
2 TX3- Intelligent port 3 RS422/485
3 RX3- Intelligent port 3 RS422/485
4 RX3+ Intelligent port 3 RS422/485
C O M4 on EI SUC
EISUC is a 4-pin (male) 3.81-pitch socket. Its pins are
numbered 1 to 4 from left to right. For the definition of X5
pins, see Table 26.

TABLE 26 DEFINITION OF COM 4 ON THE EISUC
1 TX4+ Intelligent port 4 RS422/485
2 TX4- Intelligent port 4 RS422/485
3 RX4- Intelligent port 4 RS422/485
4 RX4+ Intelligent port 4 RS422/485
EISUV
The EISUV board is as shown in Figure 24.
FIGURE 24 EXTERNAL I NTERFACES OF THE EISUV
TABLE 27 DEFINITION OF I NTERF ACES ON EISUV
Interface Symbol Description
X1 IP3 RJ45 standard network interface
X2 RS485 RS 485 interface
VIN1, VIN2,
X3 Video input interfaces 1-4
VIN3, VIN4
Voice talk input interface, connects voice input

X4 MIC IN
device, standard 3.5mm audio interface.
Voice talk output interface, connects audio device,

X5 LINE OUT
standard 3.5mm audio interface.

EISUG_W
The EISUG_W is the extended wireless transmission board
(support GSM/GPRS network) of the EISU. It provides 1
external RS232 serial port and 1 standard SMA antenna
interface, as shown in Figure 25.
FIGURE 25 INTERFACES ON EISUG_W BOARD
As shown in figure above, ANT is the standard SMA antenna

interface, used for connecting external antenna.
Definition of pins on COM port is listed in Table 28. Its pins

are numbered 1, 2, and 3 from left to right.
TABLE 28 DEFINITION OF COM PORT ON EISUG-W
Pin No. Description Working Status
1 RXD Intelligent port RS232 receiving
2 TXD Intelligent port RS232 sending
3 GND Intelligent port RS232 ground
EISUC_W
The EISUC_W is the extended wireless transmission board
(support CDMA network) of the EISU. It provides 1 external
RS232 serial port and 1 standard SMA antenna interface, as
shown in Figure 26 Interfaces on EISUC_W Board.

FIGURE 26 INTERFACES ON EISUC_W BOARD
As shown in figure above, ANT is the standard SMA antenna

interface, used for connecting external antenna.

TABLE 29 DEFINITION OF COM PORT ON EISUC-W
EISU3G_W
The EISU3G_W is the 3G extended wireless transmission
board (support CDMA network). The version of EISUP that
works with EISU3G_W shall be 120900 and later. It is
required to move 3 and 4 of DIP S4 on the EISUP to the ON
position, and 1 and 2 to the OFF position. It provides 1
external RS232 serial port and 1 standard SMA antenna
interface, and two status indicators, as shown in Figure 27.
FIGURE 27 INTERFACES ON EISU3G_W BOARD
As shown in the figure above, ANT is the standard SMA

antenna interface, used for connecting external antenna.

For indicator description, please see Table 30.
TABLE 30INDICATOR DESCRIPTION OF EISU3G_W BOARD
Indicator 3G Net
Indicator for network Indicator for working status of 3G

Description
connection status module
Off Module disconnected
PPP connected normally,

Flash
slowly
but not connected to Register to network
iPowerScada
Status
Flash
quickly
Connected to iPowerScada Data transmitting and calling
Always
Restarting module
on

TABLE 31 DEFINITION OF COM PORT ON EISU3G_W

Chapter 3
Precautions
Maintenance Test
The routine maintenance tests of the EISU are to test data collection
and data transmission.
1. Data collection can be tested through the configuration port with

the configuration program.
2. For data transmission, the data channel status can be tested

through communication port self-loop.
Care and Maintenance

In routine maintenance, the operating environment of the EISU
should be checked regularly for requirement compliance. Attention
should be given to whether the case exceeds the damp-proof, water-
proof and dust-proof requirements. Periodically check whether all
the external interface sockets are loosened, and whether the
protection ground has been changed.
In emergency, the power supply should be switched off in case of

power failure.

Faults and Alarm Handling

Table 32 lists typical fault symptoms, causes and handling methods
of the EISU.
T ABLE 32 TYPIC AL S YMPTOMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Cause Handling Method
Inverse connection of Connect the power supply

The power indicator and power supply. correctly.
other indicators are off
Ill contact of fuse. Re-insert the fuse.
after power-on.
Cut-off of fuse. Replace the fuse.
The switch for

Set the switch bits of S1
measurement type of the
and S2 on the EISUM
corresponding channel is
Error in the measured properly.
set improperly.
values.
Reset the program
Wrong setting for the
(current type or voltage
configuration program.
type).
Set the baud rate of the

Mismatch of
transceiver or the EISU
communication baud rate.
properly.
Failure of communication. Connection interruption or Check if the line is cut off

short-circuit. or short-circuited.
Wrong jumpers on the Check the jumpers for

232 and 422. errors.
Set the communication

The master
Wrong settings for baud parameters of the
communication indicator
rate, check bit or data bit. transceiver or the EISU
of serial port is off.
properly.
The indicator is off when Check whether the jumper

Place the jumper
the input of DI is below on the DI interface is
correctly.
12 V. placed correctly.
The program cannot be

Check whether the
started. There are illegible Re-connect the protection
protection ground is
characters printed on the ground of the case.
soundly connected.
serial port.

Chapter 3 - Precautions
Symptom Cause Handling Method
The download stops in

Something is wrong with Change the network cable
half when you download
the network cable, or the or set the speed of
the operating system
100 M speed is not right network adapter forcibly
through the network
for the computer. to 10 M.
interface.

Appendix A
Packaging, Transportation
and Storage
Packaging
The packing box has bubble plastic and moisture-proof plastic bag.
The external packing case of a product should protect the product

from damage, moisture and rain during transportation and storage.
Transportation
With proper package, the product should be covered with canvas
against moisture and rain.
The product should be stored on the vehicle orderly, compactly,

properly, safely and reliably against damage caused by jolt.
Be sure not to transport the product together with other flammable,

explosive and corrosive materials and protect it from drench of rain,
snow or other liquid materials or any mechanical damage.

Storage
Storage temperature: -20°C to +60°C
Storage period: usually not longer than one year.
The product parts should be stored with the original preservative

package.
The warehouse for storing the product should be moisture-proof,

dust-proof, shock-proof and corrosion-proof, and it is recommended
to equip the warehouse with air conditioners and illuminative devices.

Appendix B
E-GUARD System Overview
System Composition
The E-GUARD is composed of the front-end data collection part,
remote transmission part and central LAN part. The front-end data
collection part consists of the ZXM10 EISU. It functions as follows:
3. Monitor the power equipment and environment parameters of

the base station in real time.
4. Be capable of networking downlink base stations, and

networking by making effective use of base station
communication resources.
System Characteristics
In contrast with an LAN, the base station supervision objects are
characterized by:
1. Fewer devices that need to be supervised.

A typical base station device is composed of a low-voltage power
distribution device, a DC power, a battery pack and an air
conditioner. Only an important base station is equipped with a
diesel, usually an intelligent one.
2. Fewer variables that need to be supervised, which include:

i. Input 3-phase voltage and ON/OFF status of the low-voltage

power distribution device.
ii. Input AC voltage of base station, DC total voltage, total

current, system working status, fuse status, battery
charge/discharge status, output current and working status
of each module.
iii. Total current of batteries and total voltage of batteries.

iv. Working status, working current, ON/OFF control of the air
conditioner.
v. Diesel system status, starter battery voltage, oil level of the

tank, frequency, 3-phase voltage, oil pressure and water
temperature.
3. Fewer environment parameters that need to be supervised, since
usually only one equipment room is set up for a base station.
The equipment room environment has the following parameters
to be supervised: temperature, humidity, water-logging, smog,
infrared, glass breaking and door magnetic contact.

Appendix B
Basic System Networking Diagram

Appendix c
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full-name
E-GUARD Mobile Base Station Centralized Supervision System
ZXM10 ZhongXing Centralized Monitoring System for Power

Equipment and Environment
EISU Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit
EISUS Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit Supervision
EISUM Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit Main Board
ETNM E1 to IP Network Unit Main Board
EISUV Enhanced Intelligent Supervision Unit Multimedia Board
EISUR ZXM10 EISU Relay Output Board
AI Analog Signals Input
DI Data Input
DO Data Output

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Date Revision Serial No. Description

1. Added EISUC_W board;

Usage and Operation .......................................................... 15

Packaging, Transportation and Storage ............................ 47

E-GUARD System Overview ............................................... 49

Purpose of this Operation Guide

TABLE 1 TYPOGR APHICAL CONVENTIONS

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checked

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The E-GUARD is designed with high technology, flexible networking,

The E-GUARD contains three parts: front-end data collection, remote

The ZXM10 EISU is an imbedded microprocessor system. It can

This product is designed in compliance with the following standards:

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 Specification of Supervision System for Power, Air Conditioner

Description of EISU Models

FIGURE 1 MODELS OF THE EISU

ZXM10 EISU (□-□-□-□)

Null Basic functions

Null Basic functions

1. ZXM10 indicates the ZhongXing Centralized Monitoring System

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supervision factor, special function and power supply voltage in

TABLE 2 DESCRIPTION OF COMMON M ODELS OF THE EIS U

No. Model Description

1 ZXM10 EISU(48) Serial port and network interface for master

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No. Model Description

Back board for master communication, basic

One collection expansion board added based on

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No. Model Description

EISUG_W connects with interval serial port of

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FIGURE 2 E XTERNAL VIEW OF EISU WITH FRONT OUTLET

FIGURE 3 E XTERNAL VIEW OF COMMON EISU

1. In the basic configuration, the ZXM10 EISU provides 12 general

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channels, two general DI measurement channels and four or

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13. The ZXM10 EISU has the functions of equipment self-diagnosis

19. The ZXM10 EISU has the LCD display function.

Technical Features and Parameters

TABLE 3TECHNIC AL FE ATURES AND P AR AMETERS OF THE EISU

Technical Feature Parameter

Provide 12 general AI/DI measurement channels, which

Add eight general AI/DI measurement channels through

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Technical Feature Parameter

Provide two DI measurement channels.

General DI measurement Add two general DI measurement channels through the

Provide four relay contact DOs. The relay contact

General DO Add four or twelve general DOs through the extended

1. Provide two dedicated channels to detect the total

Provide two USB interfaces:

1. Provide 4 video inputs, with resolution CIF maximum;

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Technical Feature Parameter

1. Provide 2 asynchronous intelligent equipment

Support master/slave clock configuration.