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Preface

February 7, 2006

T/MonXM 4.7 User Manual

tion through Intelligent Controller Card ports (see Hardware

Options). Each port may be assigned a different access level for

security. Remote access supports the following hardware/software

emulations: Web Browser Interface, T/Windows, T/Remote work-

station, T/Remote for Windows, and T/Remote for DOS. Remote

Access can also emulate VT100s, WYSE50s and ADDSVP.

Ethernet support is provided for up to 16 users of T/Remote for

Windows and color VT100 24 or 25 line drivers. This module is

available in 1, 2 or 4 port additive modules. Physical ports for

Ethernet or Intelligent controllers require the appropriate hardware

modules.

ASCII Query Language (AQL) Module

This module enables T/MonXM to Respond to Commands from a

Higher Level Management Computer as well as Reporting

Spontaneous Alarm events. Commands Include: Issuing Controls,

asking for Standing or Unacknowledged Alarms for a Particular

window, Placing devices on/offline. Also supports the reporting of

analog data.

XMEdit Software

This software can be used on an off-line computer to prepare and

maintain the database for T/MonXM. This allows the system admin-

istrator to perform data basing activities without interrupting on-

going alarm monitoring at the T/MonXM Workstation.

SNMP Agent

With the SNMP Agent, T/MonXM can forward alarms from multi-

ple sources, using multiple protocols, to an SNMP manager. Alarms

can be directed to SNMP as direct displays or as derived alarms,

allowing alarms from many different sources to be used. The SNMP

Agent transmits an SNMP packet over an Ethernet, SLIP or PPP

link. It supports Get, Get Next, Trap and Set Messages. An NE2000

Ethernet card is required - standard in new systems. (Packages are

available with or without the Ethernet card.)

Network Alarm Controller -NAC

Allows direct polling through an Ethernet 10BaseT network to

KDA remotes that are equipped with an Network Interface Adaptor

(NIA). An Ethernet card is required. (Packages are available with or

without the Ethernet card.)

T/Mon SQL

The T/Mon SQL job is designed to store history events in a SQL

database. Once in the SQL database they can be queried from any

number of outside sources. In order to accomplish this the T/Mon

must forward it's history events via TCP to the T/Mon SQL Agent

which will insert them into the SQL database. The T/Mon SQL

Agent is used to manage the SQL database.

Cordell Responder Module

Reports alarms to higher-level Cordell master.