AlsoEnergy PowerLogger 1000 Manuale utente

AlsoEnergy PowerLogger

Contents

1. Installation Overview........................................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.

1.1 Setting up PowerLogger ...........................................................................................................3

- Connect 24 VDC power to the top of PowerLogger .......................................................................3

- Connect Ethernet cable from local LAN network ...........................................................................3 
- Connect the MODBUS R485 devices to the PowerLogger in port 1 or 2........................................ 3 
2 Loading screen ..........................................................................................................................3 
3 Data Logger main screen...........................................................................................................4 
4 Network Configuration screen..................................................................................................6 
4.1 Network Testing .........................................................................................................6 
5 Utilities ......................................................................................................................................8 
5.1 Bus Tools .................................................................................................................... 9 
5.1.1 Bus Scan........................................................................................................ 9 
5.1.2 Device Ping Test..........................................................................................10 
5.1.3 Bus Test Raw...............................................................................................10 
5.1.4 Register Watch ...........................................................................................11 
   Power Logger configuration in PT...…………………………………………………………………………………………..10 
1   Creating the device in PT ………………………………………………………………………………………………….10 
2   Device screen in PT …………………………………………………………………………………………………………..12 
2.1 Tabs ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….12 
2.1.1   Configuration.…………………………………………………………….….………………….…..12 
2.1.2   Data.……………………………………………………………………………………………………...14 
2.1.3   Events …………………………………………………………………………………………………...14  
2.1.4   Alerts …………………………………………………………………………………………………….14  
PowerLogger Standard Operation .................................................................................................36 
Networking Ports .........................................................................................................................186 
Specifications ...............................................................................................................................186 
Troubleshooting...........................................................................................................................207 
 
 

Installation Overview

1. Mount PowerLogger 1000

1.1. Connect 24 VDC power to the top of PowerLogger 1000.

1.2. Connect Ethernet cable from LAN network.

1.3. Connect the MODBUS RS485 devices to the PowerLogger 1000 in port 1 or 2.

PORT 1

PORT 2

GROUND

DATA +

DATA −

SHIELD

*TR is a 120Ωtermination resistor.

Jump TR to Data- if termination is required.

There will be two wires on the Data- terminal.

1.4 After all connections are complete turn power on.

2. Loading Screen

On power on the loading screen appears, the logger program will start in 30 seconds.

Local IP address and MAC address are shown.

Screen Calibration can be accessed with 3 taps on

the loading screen.

3. PowerLogger 1000 Home Screen

Information shown on this screen:

•Time/date

•H U L: Heartbeat, Upload, Logging

•Firmware version (1.16.2.20)

•OS version (OS1.9)

•Last Upload: Last time that data has been sent to

PowerTrack

•Last Heartbeat: Last time that the PowerLogger

heartbeat to PowerTrack

•Num Devices: Number of devices configured in

PowerTrack that are associated to the

PowerLogger. (PowerLogger counts as one

device.)

•MAC Address of the LAN port

•LAN IP: Local IP address

•At the bottom of the screen we can see three

active buttons: Network, View Log, Utilities.

4. Network Configuration Screen

This screen shows information like the IP address,

subnet, gateway, MAC address, and Static or DCHP.

If any changes in the network configuration need to

be made, we can use the “Set IP/Net” option to

change IP settings.

Network Testing

Use the “Quick test” button to test the internet connection

On the Quick Test screen, click Start to begin

test.

Once we start the test we will automatically see the

network status and AE communication status, as

well as other information regarding time or SD card

and NAND writing function.

This screen shows a successful test.

5. Utilities

•Bus Tools: Device specific testing to scan the

port, ping the device, watch registers and test the

bus.

•Get Config: After changing settings or adding a

device in PowerTrack, use Get Config to

immediately sync new configuration settings to

PowerLogger (to refresh the server cache is

required before this step).

•Read Inputs: It gives information about some

inputs state, as well as board temperature or

input voltage

•Start Threads: Start all processing

•Stop Threads: Stop all processing

•Backlight: Allows to change the backlight

intensity.

•Reboot: It will reboot the PowerLogger

•Beep Test: Test the buzzer in the PowerLogger

•Storage Format: Format the SD card

•Clear All Errors

•Port Test

6. Port Tools

These tools can be used to test devices on the

serial ports or the Ethernet network.

6.1. Port Scan

Bus Scan function will scan the bus to see what

devices are connected to the PowerLogger.

Select:

•Baud rate

•RS485 port to scan (P1/P2)

•Scan range (1-255).

The window on the right will show the device ID

followed by ERR or OK. If it says OK, that means

that there is a device with that ID connected to

that port.

This utility is useful to find unknown devices on the

port. Scanning all valid addresses (1-255) to see

how many devices are connected on the RS485

port and what their IDs are.

6.2. Device Ping Test

Ping test allow us to ping any device programed to

the PowerLogger in PowerTrack. The device

number that we can see on the screen matches

with the PowerTrack ID number of each device as

seen in the upper right of the Hardware section on

PowerTrack.

6.3. Bus Test Raw

Bus Test will allow testing of devices already

configured for the PowerLogger on the PowerTrack

monitoring. Select the device ID and click Start.

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