The new T/Mon MINI Remote Alarm Monitoring System puts control over your alarms directly into your hands. T/Mon MINI is unique version of the T/Mon Remote Alarm Monitoring System, scaled to the needs of small and medium networks that only need to monitor DPS RTUs.
Cost-effective and easy to install, T/Mon MINI puts high-quality, centralized management of DPS RTUs within the reach of any company.
You can use T/Mon MINI to:
T/Mon MINI gives you the advanced alarm monitoring capabilities of a full-scale T/Mon, at a scale suitable for managing your local or regional network.
T/Mon MINI is a new smaller-scale master station for networks with just a few sites. If you have dozens of sites rather than hundreds, T/Mon MINI may be right for you. MINI includes the same clean web interface as a full-scale T/Mon. You also get T/GFX mapping software.
| Full Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Standard Input Protocols: | DCP, DCPf, DCPx, Ping |
| Monitoring Capacity: | 16 DPS RTUs (expandable to 64) |
| Maximum Alarm Point Capacity: | 10,000 alarm points |
| T/Mon GFX Users | 1 (Upgradeable to 2) |
| Maximum Non-T/MonGFX users: | 3 (Web), 5 (T/Windows) |
| Dimensions: | 5.25" H (3RU) x 17" W x 14" D (13.34 cm x 43.18 cm x 35.56 cm) |
| Weight: | 10 lbs (4.54 Kg) |
| Mounting: | 19" or 23" rack |
| Power Input: | Dual -48 VDC Dual -24 VDC (optional) |
| Current Draw: | 500 mA |
| Fuse: | Two 2 Amp GMT |
| LAN Interface: | 10/100 BaseT |
| Processor: | 400 MHz |
| Windows: | 90 |
| Visual Display: | Front panel LCD |
| Unit Controls: | 4 LCD menu control buttons |
| Hardware Warranty: | 2 years |
| Operating Temperature: | 41-95 degrees F (5 to 35 degrees C) |
| Operating Humidity: | 0% - 95% noncondensing |
Automatically Control Remote Site Equipment.
T/Mon MINI's derived control formulas automatically issue control commands in response to alarm inputs. This requires no human intervention. The T/Mon MINI fully supports control relays. That includes relays connected to legacy RTUs.
T/Mon MINI records up to 999,999 system events. These can be viewed in a variety of report formats. Alarm information can also be exported as ASCII text. That can be sent to an after-hours recording device or imported into a database or spreadsheet program. From there, you can use the data for graphing and analysis.
The T/Mon MINI records up to 999,999 system events, which can be viewed in a variety of report formats. Alarm information can also be exported as ASCII text, which can be sent to an after-hours recording device or imported into a database or spreadsheet program for graphing and analysis.
T/Mon MINI's derived control formulas automatically issue control commands in response to alarm inputs, with no human intervention. The T/Mon MINI fully supports control relays, including relays connected to legacy RTUs.
Network Management Software: T/Mon XM
When combined with the T/Mon MINI master stations, the T/Mon Voice Dialer delivers another critical method of receiving alarm notifications. This application allows you to receive voice alerts for the alarm points databased in T/Mon.
T/Mon's customizable displays present network events in plain English and geographic maps, in terms that your staff will immediately understand and take action on. The T/Mon interface is easy to use and ensures that system operators will have the right information to take corrective action in an emergency.
T/Mon GFX combines the power of T/Mon with an intuitive MapPoint interface. With T/Mon GFX, any PC anywhere on your network can become a complete T/Mon monitoring station, with the full power of monitoring and acknowledging alarms, operating control relays, and generating reports for in-depth analysis of network events.
Floorplan View - T/Mon GFX: You'll upload your own backgrounds and maps in T/Mon GFX to customize the way you view alarms. This example shows a drawing of a floorplan, with alarm icons associated to specific rooms within the building for a drilled-down view.
T/Windows, WIndows-Based Access to T/Mon T/Windows provides a point-and-click interface for quick and easy navigation of your alarm windows in Monitor Mode.
Change of State - Immediate Notification of New Events: The COS screen displays alarm points that have changed from Normal to Alarm, or vice versa. You don't have to hunt to find out what has changed in your network - the COS screen lists it for you. Here you can also acknowledge alarms.
Standing Alarms - All Current Alarms: The Standing Alarm list is continually updated to show all currently failed alarms.
Text Messages - Give Specific Instructions to NOC Staff: The COS and Standing Alarm screens feature Text Messages that give specific instructions for correcting specific alarms. Everyone on your NOC staff, even without extra training, will know precisely what to do and who to call in case of an alarm.
Trouble Log - Record What's Been Done to Correct Alarms: A Trouble Log window can be accessed for each alarm. NOC staff can record what corrective action has been taken, keeping clear documentation of what has been done.
Device Status - Display Polling and Control Network Elements: The Device Status screen shows all the alarm elements on a given polling leg along with their current status. This screen may also be used to take devices on/off line and access device specific function.
Labeled Controls - Easy Control of Remote Site Devices: The Labeled Controls screen gives access to devices at specific remote sites. Just highlight the control and select.
T/Mon MINI supports most LAN-based DPS RTUs. Here are a few of the most popular supported remotes:
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