EnviroAlert Professional®

Winland Electronics, Inc. 9 EnviroAlert Professional®

Current Firmware Version: 23.08.01

Current Bootloader Version: 23.01.23

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         Overview

The EnviroAlert Professional® Gateway (“EAPro®-Gateway”) an on-premise monitoring console, is part of the Winland Critical-Environment Monitoring Solution. When integrated into a security system, or used as a stand-alone solution, the EAPro®-Gateway provides real-time monitoring and alerting of up to 34 zones impacting environment-dependent assets such as temperature, humidity, water, and gases. As part of the cloud-based solution, the EAPro®-Gateway and all associated wired and wireless sensors can be managed remotely from INSIGHT. The EAPro®-Gateway requires a fee-based subscription to INSIGHT if you want to receive email/text message alerts, reporting and the ability to configure online.

The EAPro®-Gateway may be used with or without INSIGHT and integrated into an alarm panel via the relay outputs for each zone being monitored.

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Features
  • Monitor up to 34 sensors (up to 30 wireless, up to 4 wired)
  • Flexible application options through the use of wired and wireless sensors
  • Remote visibility and device management through web-based application called INSIGHT 
  • Monitoring capabilities include: temperature, humidity, water, gases, and pressure
  • Console accommodates 4-20mA and 0-5V sensors for additional application options
  • 4 programmable relays, with an optional aux relay
Wired Sensors

 

Wireless Sensors

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Product Specifications

Comparison

Unit won't power on.
  1. Verify the dip switch located next to the power input terminal is in the UP position.
  2. Polarity does matter when connecting to power input, verify correct polarity.
  3. Power requirements is 11-26 VDC @ 1A.
  4. Device can be powered as well over PoE.
  5. Note battery pack is not required for the device to power up but is utilized as a battery backup. Verify battery is plugged into J19.

 

Network connectivity Issue

1. Verify the dip switch for the network medium you are utilizing is on.

               • With the board oriented with the battery pack on the right, Network dip switch is located to the right of input 1 on the board. 

               • Dip switch 1 corresponds to WiFi. If using make sure switch is pushed to the right.

               • Dip switch 2 corresponds to Ethernet. If using make sure switch is pushed to the right.

2. Verify DHCP is enabled

              • Go to Main Menu > Network > edit ethernet/edit Wi-Fi > DHCP : Hit the drop down and select enable.

3. Verify you can ping the cloud.

              • Go to Main > Menu > Network > Cloud > Hit test. 

Temperature reading is wrong

1. Verify correct sensor was selected in programming.

               • Main Menu > Sensors > View Sensor > Select Zone > View Type

               • If the listed sensor type is different than the one tied in the corresponding input; delete sensor and re-add.

2. Does temperature reading indicate maximum when temperature is actually less. 

               • This suggests a short on the sensor cable. Verify there is no short.

               • If there is a short replace damaged cable.

3. Does temperature reading indicate minimum when temperature is actually greater.

               • This suggests that there is an open on the sensor cable.

               • Verify sensor cable is connected to the correct header pins.

               • Make sure any splices are good.