Chatsworth Products Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM-1000) - Manual (Page 114)

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5. Drag and drop the blue square into the desired location. The X and Y coordinate boxes at the bottom of the screen will
populate to indicate the coordinates of the monitored point. You can drag and drop the point as many times as you need to in
order to place it correctly.
Figure 3.60 Place the Point and Submit Changes
6. Once you are satisfied with the point’s location, click the “Submit Changes” link. You’ll see a brief System Updating message,
and then be redirected back to the Configuration Input page. You’ll then notice that the X and Y coordinate boxes at the bottom of the
page have been filled in with the location you selected when you placed the object on the map. You can accept these coordinates as
they are, or if you feel a need to fine tune the location, you can edit the coordinates directly.
7. You will also see Map Box Size fields. These fields allow you to adjust the size of the input as it appears on the map. Analog inputs
appear on the map as a value, highlighted by a red, yellow, or green box. Changing the numbers in the Map Box Size fields adjusts the
size of the highlighted area. You can expand the box to fill a predetermined area on your map, or leave it the same size as the displayed
analog value.
NOTE: Unlike configuring the inputs themselves, you do not need to click the Submit Changes button on each Configuration Input page
to save the map coordinates. The RIM-1000 saves the coordinates before it populates them in the X,Y coordinate boxes. If, however, you
choose to manually adjust any values in the coordinate boxes, you will need to click the Submit Changes button to save those adjusted
values.
8. Click the Next Input>> link at the top of the page to map the next input.
NOTE: The map you see through the Configuration screens is ONLY a view of the input you’re mapping - not a comprehensive view of all
the points mapped on the RIM-1000. Through this view, the RIM-1000 is simply accepting data for ONE mapped point at a time, not
showing you the map in its entirety. To view the entire map, click the Test Map link. This will show you all inputs mapped to date.