EMS/HWG Basic User’s Training

Topics to be discussed:

• EMS (Environment Management System) Walk-through

• Product Introduction
• EMS Controller and Sensors list
• Accessing the EMS Controller
• Controllers’ Menu Links
• General
• General Setup
• Security
• SNMP
• Email
• GSM
• Log & Time
• Portal
• MQTT
• Sensors
• Inputs
• Outputs
• Virtual Outputs
• System
EMS (Environment Management System) Walk-through

EMS (Environment Management System) Walk-through

• An Environmental Management Information System (EMIS) is an
information technology solution for tracking environmental data
for a company as part of overall environmental management
system
• From ISO14001:2015 helps an organization achieve the intended
outcomes of an environmental managements system which
includes:
• Enhancement of environmental performance
• Fulfilment of compliance obligations
• Achievement of environmental objectives
Product Introduction

HWG/Poseidon2 4002
• HW Group is a Czech dynamic technological company specializes
in development, manufacturing, and distribution of IoT, remote
monitoring and control solutions for wide range of segments
• IT environment monitoring (temperature, humidity, power, contacts, etc.)
• Data Centers (rack access, equipment monitoring, etc.)
• Industrial applications (warehouses, pharmaceutical industries, food
industries)
• Security applications (IP surveillance systems, serial printer replacement)
• Poseidon2 4002 is an EMS controller that can use to connect
multiple set of T/H sensors via 1-Wire and RS485 protocol,
provides digital dry contact inputs (DI) and allows control of a
relay output (DO)
• It is also designed to monitor and control sensors and digital I/O
over the network using secure M2M protocols (HTTPs, SNMP)
• Poseidon2 devices can be integrated in a wide range of
monitoring applications like SCADA, SNMP.
EMS Controller and Sensors List

EMS Controller and sensor list

• Poseidon2 4002
• HTemp Box2-RS485
• WLD Relay sensor

• Poseidon2 4002

• WLD Relay sensor

• HTemp Box2-RS485
Accessing EMS Controller

Accessing the EMS Controller

1. From the client PC, type in the IP address of the
Poseidon2 4002
2. It will direct the user to the main web interface
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – General Tab

1. Once the IP address of the Poseidon2 typed in the
browser, it will show the user of the main
interface
2. The first tab is the General tab
3. It is where the user see all the summarized value
of the sensors configured in the controllers, the
alert if there is, and the sensors’ name
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – General Setup Tab

1. In the General Setup Tab, this is where the user
can configure the IP address and network
information of the controller
2. The Device Name can be renamed
3. Other settings can be changed also like
temperature display if centigrade/Celsius [°] or
Fahrenheit [°].
4. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – SNMP Tab

1. The SNMP tab allows to configure the settings for
communication with Poseidon2 using the SNMP
protocol.
2. If user want to integrate the Poseidon2, use the
address 161 as the SNMP default port with
community equal to the community assigned in
the SNMP communities
3. SNMP Port Listener port 162 is used for
integration with SNMP trap application and
destination
4. Poseidon2 is compatible with SNMP versions 1 &
3
5. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Email Tab

1. The Email tab is where user can configure the
Poseidon2 to send out an email for any alert
activity.
2. User must provide the following in order the
Poseidon2 to work:
• SMTP Server
• SMTP Port
• Email Sender Address
• Authentication (if SMTP has)
• Server TLS if any
• Name/Password
• Email Subject test
3. A maximum of 5 addresses can be use as Email
destinations for the alert
4. Default periodic status setting can also be
configured
5. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – GSM Tab

1. By using an optional GSM gateway from HWG, the
Poseidon2 can be utilize to send out an alert using
the GSM SMS way
2. Enable the function as GSM Modem and click the
box under the Remote SMS gateway
3. Provide the IP address of the remote GSM remote
gateway
4. GSM SMS Interface should be set to Remote
5. Provide the list of mobile number of the users to
received the SMS from the Poseidon2.
6. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – GSM Tab

1. The sample email upon activation of the SMS
feature.
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Log & Time Tab

1. This tab let user to configure the date, time, and
the logging options (if supported by the particular
Poseidon2 model)
2. Current date should be in dd.mm.yyyy format
3. Current time will be in 24-hr format
4. Time sync is where user has their own SNTP
server where time can do synchronization
5. Device Logger is a configuration parameters for
logging values to buffer within the internal flash
memory.
6. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Portal Tab

1. Portal tab configures with the portal using the
HWg-Push protocol. Poseidon2 is the active side
and the establishes the connection periodically
and/or whenever a change in a sensor value
exceeds and the configured AutoPush value
2. In this portion, the Poseidon2 can be able to
integrate with the SensDesk online application to
push the certain sensor value and threshold
whenever, and wherever.
3. Click Apply Changes to take effect
4. SensDesk (https://sensdesk.com) is an online
portal for LAN and GSM Sensors of HW Group.
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – MQTT Tab

1. MQTT* used to connect Poseidon2 to an IoT
network using the MQTT protocol
2. It needs the following information such as:
• The IP address of the MQTT broker server
• The TCP port where the MQTT broker listens
• User name for logging into the MQTT broker
• Password for logging into the MQTT broker
• Secure SSL mode support when communicating with the
MQTT broker
• Client ID or device ID in the MQTT network
• And so on…
3. Click Apply Changes to take effect

Note: MQTT stands for Message Queueing Telemetry Transport. It is a lightweight messaging protocol for use in cases where clients need a small code footprint and are
connected to unreliable networks or networks with limited bandwidth resources. It is primarily used for machine-to-machine (M2M) communication or Internet of Things
types of connections. – (https://www.paessler.com/it-explained/mqtt)
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Sensors Tab

1. This tab configures the parameters for all the
sensors on both 1Wire and RS485 buses
2. Once the sensors are physically connected using
the correct connection, click the Find RS485
sensors if the sensors are in RS485 protocol or
Find 1Wire sensors if sensors are in 1Wire/1Wire
Uni protocol
3. Once sensors are detected, user can start
renaming the sensor, put the right threshold (high
and low), and assign where the alert should
deliver
4. Click Apply Changes to take effect
5. Go back to General tab to see the summary of the
sensors detected
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Inputs Tab

1. This tab configures the parameters of the Digital
Inputs (DI) or the low level data points
2. User must know the state of the digital input
device if it is Normally Open (NO) or Normally
Close (NC)
3. One common DI device are those relay used by
some facilities and industrial machines
4. Once the DI/relay connected into the Poseidon,
change the state in the Alarm state if Active if On,
Active if Off, or Disabled
5. Click the Delays (in second) for alert activation.
6. Select where the alert should be sent.
7. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Outputs Tab

1. This tab controls the output alarm device
2. Output alarm device commonly uses Alarm
Beacon
3. Once alarm beacon connected into the Out port
of the Poseidon, it can show light beacon once
Poseidon2 encounter an alert
4. Click the name to rename the output device, click
Local Condition and select from the drop down
menu on the behavior of the output device.
• On if any alarm
• On if value equal to trigger
• ON if value higher than trigger
• ON if value lower than trigger
5. If Manual is selected, user can control the alarm
beacon to change the value from OFF to ON. This
is another way to test if the DO is working or not.
6. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – Virtual Outputs Tab

1. This tab allow the user of outputs of other
Poseidon2 units (Box2Box). The communication
uses TCP protocol and updates every 60 seconds.
2. Set the virtual type to Network Output, Name of
the output, Remote device address or the IP
address of the remote side where the output is
controlled, TCP port where the remote side
listens, etc.
3. Click Apply Changes to take effect
Controllers Menu Links

Poseidon2 4002 Menu Tab – System Tab

1. This tab where the user can see the information
of the Poseidon2 system like the device name,
serial number, MAC address, the firmware build,
the compilation date, the Uptime.
2. Configuration file can be downloaded in this tab
to do an archiving of the system and can be
uploaded if there are any corruption instances.
3. Remotely, Poseidon2 can also be rebooted in this
tab
4. Click Apply Changes to take effect
 That’s all…
Thank you for your attention.