User's Manual

Environmental Sensors

4. Tounmapalogicalsensorfromanyphysicalsensor,clilckclearat

thebottomofthecolumn.Thatlogicalsensorwillnolongerbe

associatedwithanyofthephysicalsensors.

Note:Itispossible(butnotadvisable)tomapmorethanonelogical

sensortoasinglephysicalsensor.Youcannotmapmultiplephysical

sensorstoasinglelogicalone.

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Configuring Environmental Sensors and Thresholds

Tomakesensorsmoreuseful,youshouldrenamethelogicalsensorsthat

areinuseandconfiguretheirthresholdsettings.Configuringthresholds

forthesesensorsallowsDominionPXtogenerateanalertwhenever

environmentalfactorsatthosesensorsmoveoutsideofyourideavalues.

1. FromtheEnvironmentalSensorspage,locatethelogi

calsensors

thathavebeenmappedtophysicalsensorsasdescribedabove.

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2. IntheNamefield,typeanewnameforeachmappedsensorthatwill

helpyouidentifythesensoranditspurpose.

3. Configuretheupperandlowerthresholdsforeachsensorinuse.

• TheUpperCriticalandLowerCriticalvaluesarepointsatwhich

theDominionPXconsiderstheoperat

ingenvironmentiscritical,

andoutsidetherangeoftheacceptablethreshold.

• Oncecritical,thetemperatureorhumiditymustdropbelowthe

UpperNon‐Critical(orraiseabovetheLowerNon‐Critical)value

beforetheDominionPXconsiderstheenvironmenttobeacceptable

again.

1. ClickApply.Thesensornameandthreshol

dsettingsaresaved.