Chatsworth Products Remote Infrastructure Management System Protocol Converter User Manual

Rim protocol converter quick start guide, Installation supplies, Mount the device

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Installation Supplies

Included with the RIM Protocol Converter
RIM Protocol Converter device
24VAC power supply
CAT 6 Crossover Network Cable
Rack-mount brackets

Optional supplies (purchased separately)
18-22 AWG ground wire
18AWG shielded twisted pair stranded copper wire - no more than 2000 ft (610 m)
(Modbus RTU communication via EIA-485 port)
Straight-through CAT5 cable (Network Connection)
Straight-through, nine-pin serial cable (EIA-232 Connection, for setup)

Network Communications Information
Consult your IT administrator and determine the following RIM Protocol Converter network
settings:

IP Address _______________________________________________

Subnet Mask _____________________________________________

Default Gateway __________________________________________

Mount the Device

CPI provides mounting brackets with each unit and recommends installing the RIM Protocol
Converter in a 19-inch rack. Remove the screws from the side of the device, put the brackets in
place and reapply the screws. Use the proper anchoring method to mount the unit securely.
Rack-mount screws are not included.

Provide a Power Supply and Ground Connection

Power the RIM Protocol Converter from a UPS supply, so the device can send alarm
notifications during a power outage. Power can be supplied to the RIM Protocol Converter
through either the power jack and the provided wall adapter or the power supply terminal
block.
1. Connect an 18AWG ground wire from the ground terminal (marked on the upper left side

of the enclosure) to a suitable earth ground.

2. Plug the provided wall adapter into the jack at P1 and the UPS outlet. The wall adapter has

a five foot (1.5 m) power cord.

3. If you’re providing your own power supply, connect 24VDC to the unit through the power

terminal block.

Connect the RIM Protocol Converter to the Network

The RIM Protocol Converter needs network connectivity in order to access the web interface
and configuration screen, as well as to activate the email (SMTP), BACnet, Modbus and SNMP
features. Use the provided CAT 6 crossover cable to connect the 10/100BASE-T Ethernet port
directly to a PC. Use a straight-through CAT 5 cable (purchased separately) to connect the RIM
Protocol Converter to a network hub or switch.

EIA-232 Connection

The RIM Protocol Converter can be connected directly to a PC through its EIA-232 port.
Designed for temporary use, this connection supports IP configuration, firmware downloads
and troubleshooting. Connect via a straight through, 9-pin serial cable (ordered separately).

RIM Protocol Converter Quick Start Guide

Thank you for purchasing a Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) System Protocol Converter
from Chatsworth Products (CPI). This guide outlines basic RIM Protocol Converter installation and
configuration. For additional information, download the RIM Protocol Converter User Manual from
our website

www.chatsworth.com/Products/Environmental-Monitoring-and-Security/RIM-Protocol-

Converter

. If you need further assistance, please email our technical support staff at techsupport@

chatsworth.com or call us at +1-800-834-4969.

RIM Protocol Converter, Single Port
CPI P/N 60106-001
(1) EIA-485 port

RIM Protocol Converter, Dual Port
CPI P/N 60106-002
(3) EIA-485 port

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of

all information, CPI does not accept liability for any errors or

omissions and reserves the right to change information and

descriptions of listed services and products.

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