WINLAND EAPro Professional Gateway User Guide

: June 3, 2024
: WINLAND

Table of Contents

WINLAND EAPro Professional Gateway
Limitations of the Alarm System or Device
FRONT PANEL
BACK PLATE
POWER ON
UNLOCK
HARDWIRE SENSOR (BLUE) TEMP-L-S
HOME SCREEN
NETWORK ETHERNET
INSIGHT
INFORMATION
References
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WINLAND EAPro Professional Gateway

Limitations of the Alarm System or Device

This quick start guide is NOT a substitute for the EAPro® User Manual. All documentation related to operations should be followed. For further guidelines and safety information, please read the entire EAPro® User Manual prior to installation and operation of this unit

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While your alarm system or device is reliable and sophisticated, it does not offer guaranteed protection against burglary, fire or other emergencies. Any security product, whether commercial or residential, is subject to compromise or failure-to-warn for a variety of reasons. This equipment, like other electrical devices, is subject to component failure. The most common cause of a system not functioning properly is due to inadequate maintenance. Your system should be tested weekly to make sure all detection devices are operating properly. Your control panel and keypads should be tested as well. Images and software are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please use the QR code provided above.

FRONT PANEL

BACK PLATE

POWER ON

IMPORTANT!
Incorrect polarity can cause personal injury and / or damage to the unit.

Zip tie UPS Battery to PCB.
Connect the UPS Battery to the MOLEX connection on the PCB.
Ensure POWER SWITCH, is in the DOWN (OFF) position.
Connect either PoE cable to the RJ45 connector or 12~24V DC @1A power to the PWR IN terminal block. Both can be connected at the same time for redundancy.
Adjust POWER SWITCH from OFF to ON.

UNLOCK

To UNLOCK the EAPro®-Gateway, press the LOCK ICON.
Press BLUE Button next to USERNAME to select USERNAME, then repeat for PIN.
Enter the PIN using the keypad.

HARDWIRE SENSOR (BLUE) TEMP-L-S

UNLOCKED

NOTE
Device MUST be unlocked to program/edit/delete sensors. Not all screens are shown in the quick start guide. RF Sensor similar to HARDWIRE.

MENU > SENSORS > ADD SENSOR > HARDWIRE > SELECT SENSOR INPUT >

NOTE
PROBE TYPE is based on your probe/sensor model. Output will be incorrect if the wrong type is programmed. NAME can be toggled for common or custom names. COLLECTION FREQUENCY will determine sensor logs history.

Winland recommends 15 minutes as a baseline. PROBE TYPE > NAME > COLLECTION FREQUENCY > CONFIRM

TOGGLE UNIT OF MEASURE > TOGGLE TO ENABLE LIGHTS AND / OR BUZZER IF DESIRED > CONFIRM > TOGGLE RELAYS AND LIGHT IF DESIRED > CONFIRM >

NOTE
Not all of the settings are required to program a sensor.

LOW LIMIT : Absolute low value to trigger alarm. Select which RELAY will activate signal.

LOW LIMIT DELAY: Requires time value for alarm to become active.

NOTE
WARNING and LIMITS are a dual system notification. Both can toggle indepentent notifications/relays.

NOTE
Mutiple set points can trigger the same relay.

HOME SCREEN

NOTE
Repeat process for HIGH LIMITS and HIGH WARNINGS. SENSOR is added. Select ADD ANOTHER SENSOR, ADJUST SENSOR DETAILS, HOME to view sensor information, or DELETE SENSOR to remove a sensor.

NOTE

HOME is the default view once a sensor has been programmed.
LOW and HIGH limits are based on absolute limit and NOT on warnings.
MIN & MAX will auto clear on reboot, and can be manually cleared.
- Normal Condition
- Warning Condition
- Relay Latched Condition
- Alarm Condition

ICONS

WARNING DELAY
ALARM DELAY
LATCHED RELAY
ACTIVE ALARM

NOTE
Each sensor is programmed independantly. Thus, not all colors will reflect for each sensor.

NOTE
LATCHED relays are not commonly used, and will only be seen if a relay is programmed to be latched.

COOLER #1
Within parameters. Pending Warning Condition (delay active). Warning limits set points will NOT be on display.

COOLER #2
Warning Condition. Pending Alarm Condition (delay active).

UTIL ROOM
Within parameters after an Alarm Condition has cleared, the relay is still latched. Manual clear is required for relay to stop sending an Alarm Condition.

WEST COOLER
WEST COOLER: Active Alarm Condition