Emerson TM115 Specification Guide

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Hardware and Components
Two sizes of enclosures provide flexibility and expansion to meet evolving application needs. Both sizes of 
enclosures come standard with a liquid crystal display (LCD) and controller board. In addition, the large 
Universal Monitor has an internal Transformer Module.
The enclosure features a key lock for added security and is made of metal to accommodate secure conduit 
fittings and protect components against environmental debris. The enclosure is designed for easy wire 
routing and terminations, with top and bottom access slots for communication cables and network wires. The 
enclosure is 2-3/4" deep, allowing for recess mounting in a wall.
Keypad Display
The keypad display is a user 
interface mounted on the 
enclosure door of each Universal 
Monitor. The display provides 
for complete monitoring and 
configuration of the panel and is 
password-protected.
The keypad display provides the ability for the 
Universal Monitor to operate as a complete 
standalone panel.
Controller Board
The controller board supports 22 points: 
• Eight digital inputs
• Four analog inputs
• Eight digital outputs
• Two Common Alarm outputs
The digital inputs are dry contacts. The analog 
inputs are 4-20mA inputs. The digital outputs and 
Common Alarm outputs are Form C contact relays.
The point terminations are made using removable 
terminal blocks. This allows for easier access to the 
terminators, streamlining the process of connecting 
external devices to the Universal Monitor.
The battery supplies power to the modem for a mini-
mum of 10 minutes, providing the capability to send 
out a loss-of-power alarm to all configured pagers.
Flash ROM may be easily upgraded at the job site, 
simplifying the process of installing new firmware as 
it becomes available.
An RS232 operator terminal port is included with 
each controller board for easy interface to a laptop or 
desktop PC for setup and device monitoring.
An integrated on-board modem is included with each 
controller board for remote access to the Universal 
Monitor. An RJ11 phone modem jack is also 
included. The modem is factory-configured, eliminat-
ing field configuration and wiring requirements.
An IGM422 connection is included with each control-
ler to connect the Universal Monitor to Liebert’s 
SiteScan Web Enterprise Monitoring System. This 
connection allows information and alarms to be mon-
itored from a centrally located command center.
Transformer Module
The large Universal Monitor 
comes with either 115VAC or 
230VAC Transformer Module.
• The 115VAC Transformer 
Module provides step-down 
power from 115VAC to 
24VAC, two Class 2 24VAC 
40VA power terminations 
and one 115VAC outlet to 
power accessory devices, 
such as a Portable Operator’s 
Terminal. 
• The 230VAC Transformer 
Module provides step-down power from 230VAC 
to 24VAC and two Class 2 24VAC 40VA power ter-
minations. An outlet is not provided on this Trans-
former Module.
The Transformer Module may be ordered separately 
as an option for the small Universal Monitor—or any 
device requiring 24VAC—and mounted outside the 
enclosure.
I/O Expansion Module
The Universal Monitor I/O Expansion Module, pur-
chased separately, has connectors for 16 digital 
inputs and eight digital outputs, as shown below. 
The board has light emitting diodes (LEDs) to dis-
play the status of monitored output devices, commu-
nications ports for connection to the Universal 
Monitor, power connections and other features nec-
essary to monitor and protect your operation.
Keypad
115VAC Transformer
230VAC Transformer
OUT1
K1
V1
V3
V5
V7
V9
V11
V13
V15
V2
V4
V6
V8
V10
V12
V14
V16
K2
K3
K4
K5
K6
K7
K8
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4
OUT5
OUT6
OUT7
OUT8
S4
S3
S2
S1
Multiflex 168AO
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DEFAULT SETTINGS FOR USE WITH UNIVERSAL MONITOR
USE COPPER (CU) CONDUCTORS ONLY.
D6
POWER INPUT
EIA485 + (to UM-)
0V
EIA485 - (to UM+)
RELAY OUTPUTS
24VAC power
connector
Digital
output
fuses (8)
Digital 
output 
DIP 
switch
Digital input connectors (16)
EIA485 connector
Digital output 
connectors (8)
I/O Expansion Module Components
& Key Features