Post by emoncustomer on Jun 20, 2008 9:53:29 GMT -5
On-site and Off-Site monitoring refers to the configuration of the AMR system.
On-Site Configuration
The AMR On-Site configuration is a direct connect from the computer’s RS-232 serial port or Ethernet port to the recorders or meters via the E-Mon Energy™ Key or EKM-E. The computer and the hardware are all in one location.
The direct serial COM port On-Site Configuration uses the E-Mon Energy Key (RS-232/RS-485) that converts the RS-485 cable to a RS-232 cable for compatibility with computer communication port.
The Ethernet LAN AMR On-Site Configuration uses the EKM-E (Ethernet/RS-485) that converts the RS-485 cable to an Ethernet TCP/IP cable for compatibility with computer LAN port.
Off-Site Configuration
The AMR Off-site configuration can have one E-Mon Energy™ – AMR software platform and multiple remote groups and locations using E-Mon Energy Key RM/Telephone modem, or EKM-E/10-baseT or 10-base-T line, or a Wireless E-Mon Energy Key RM/with a cellular modem at 800 MHz or 1900 MHz.
On-Site Configuration
The AMR On-Site configuration is a direct connect from the computer’s RS-232 serial port or Ethernet port to the recorders or meters via the E-Mon Energy™ Key or EKM-E. The computer and the hardware are all in one location.
The direct serial COM port On-Site Configuration uses the E-Mon Energy Key (RS-232/RS-485) that converts the RS-485 cable to a RS-232 cable for compatibility with computer communication port.
The Ethernet LAN AMR On-Site Configuration uses the EKM-E (Ethernet/RS-485) that converts the RS-485 cable to an Ethernet TCP/IP cable for compatibility with computer LAN port.
Off-Site Configuration
The AMR Off-site configuration can have one E-Mon Energy™ – AMR software platform and multiple remote groups and locations using E-Mon Energy Key RM/Telephone modem, or EKM-E/10-baseT or 10-base-T line, or a Wireless E-Mon Energy Key RM/with a cellular modem at 800 MHz or 1900 MHz.