Centrica Panoramic Power PAN-2-H-US/EU Manuale dell'operatore

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Version 2: January 2018

Installation and configuration guide

Panoramic Power –advanced cellular bridge

For firmware version 2x (Build 107)

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PANORAMIC POWER® is a registered trademark of Panoramic Power Ltd. A Centrica Business

Solutions Company.

All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Regulatory Compliance

Conforms to UL Std 61010-1, certified to CAN/CSA Std C22.2 No. 61010-1

The bridge complies with the following certification requirements:

Power supply

Certified AC/DC adapter marked Limited Power

Source (LPS), or NEC Class 2, suitably rated for

voltage, current and ambient temperature

Electrical rating

5VDC, maximum 1A

Environmental rating

Maximum ambient temperature 60°C

Pollution degree 2

Indoor use

Relative humidity up to 80%

Product end of use handling (WEEE) - Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment:

Centrica Business Solutions is committed to protect the global

environment and helping our customers with recycle responsibilities.

Disposal of electrical and electronic products must be done according

with the local and national regulations. You can return your product to

a local collection point. For information about your disposal or

collection points, call your distributer or vendor.

 
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Contents 
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Installation and Configuration Guide.......................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 
For Firmware Version 2.x (Build 107).......................................... Error! Bookmark not defined. 
Panoramic Power and the Bridge...............................................................................................4 
Unpacking the Hardware ...........................................................................................................6 
Attaching the Antennas..............................................................................................................6 
Mounting the Bridge ..................................................................................................................6 
Connecting the Bridge................................................................................................................7 
Configuring the Bridge ...............................................................................................................8 
Accessing the Bridge Web Interface ................................................................................................... 8 
Entering Credentials ........................................................................................................................... 9 
Configuring the Bridge for Wi-Fi Connection...................................................................................... 9 
Configuring the Bridge for Cellular Connection ................................................................................ 12 
Configuring the Bridge for Wired LAN .............................................................................................. 14 
Loading the Bridge Configuration from a Configuration File ...................................................15 
Modifying the Bridge Administration Settings.........................................................................15 
Modifying the Default URL and/or Port of the Panoramic Power Server......................................... 15 
Modifying the Default Credentials for the Bridge Web Interface..................................................... 16 
Resetting the Bridge Configuration to Factory Defaults ................................................................... 16 
Viewing the Configuration Status ............................................................................................16 
Understanding the Bridge LEDs................................................................................................17 
Verifying the Wi-Fi or Cellular Connectivity.............................................................................18 
Upgrading the Firmware Version.............................................................................................19 
Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................21 
 

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Panoramic Power and the Bridge

The Panoramic Power System monitors electrical energy consumption at the individual circuit

level and detects excess usage, allowing organizations to identify and reduce energy and

maintenance expenses.

The Panoramic Power System consists of wireless, self-powered sensors engineered to allow

for rapid, non-invasive installation, with almost no disturbance to operations. Sensors are

easily attached to circuit breakers by just snapping them on to the outgoing electrical cable.

They monitor the flow of electricity through the magnetic field it creates and also use it as

power source. The sensors do not require any maintenance.

Sensors report the power consumption to the bridge, which, in turn, transfers the information

to PowerRadar, the solution's cloud–based analytics platform. A single bridge can collect data

from up to 250 sensors and multiple bridges can be used in a single site to increase coverage.

Two models of bridge are available:

•Basic Bridge (PAN-2-H-US/EU)

•Advanced Cellular Bridge (PAN-2-H-3G-US/EU), featuring a SIM card slot.

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The table below lists the key features of each bridge.

Key Features

Basic Bridge

Advanced Cellular Bridge

Plug and Play Installation

✓

Flexible Mounting Options

✓

Wi-Fi / Ethernet connectivity

✓

Cellular (3G GSM) connectivity

Via external USB

dongle

Via SIM card slot

Store capability in case of network loss

✓

Field-upgradable firmware

✓

Initial configuration

Via the Bridge

Configuration

Tool (Windows

application)

Via built-in web interface

The Advanced Cellular Bridge provides store-and-forward capability. In case of a network loss

that impacts connectivity with the PowerRadarcloud platform, the bridge stores

measurements until communication is resumed.

The bridge storage capacity is shown in the table below:

# Connected Sensors

# Days Stored

100

200

0.5

This guide explains how to install and configure the Advanced Cellular Bridge. For information

on the Basic Bridge, see the Installation and Configuration Guide for Panoramic Power® Basic

Cellular Bridge, version 4.21.

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Unpacking the Hardware

We recommend that you follow these unpacking instructions.

How to proceed

1. Check the box. If any damage occurred during shipment, contact your sales

representative.

2. Open the box. It must include the following items:

•Bridge

•Cellular antenna

•RF antenna, labeled Rx-1 (Europe) or Rx-2 (USA)

•5V DC wall adapter

•4-Piece reclosable fastener with adhesive

3. Keep the box in case you need to repack the bridge.

Attaching the Antennas

Before performing any connections, mount the antennas onto the bridge as follows:

1. (European model) Screw the RF antenna labeled Rx-1 to the connector marked Rx-1, as

shown below. (US model) Screw the RF antenna labeled Rx-2 to the connector marked Rx-

4. Screw the cellular antenna to its connector.

5. Position the antennas as shown below.

Mounting the Bridge

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You can install the bridge on a flat horizontal surface or mount it on a wall using screws or the

reclosable fastener.

How to proceed

1. Configure the bridge as explained in this guide.

2. Position the bridge at a distance of:

•Up to 2 meters from the electrical panel, if the panel is covered with a metallic cover.

•Up to 5 meters, if the panel is not covered.

3. Choose a clean and even surface, located near a power source.

4. Make sure the bridge side vents are not blocked.

5. (Attaching with screws). Use the template on the back of the bridge to measure the

distance between the two screws.

6. (Taping to the wall) Peel the adhesive backing off two pieces of the reclosable fastener

and attach them to the back of the bridge.

•In the same way, attach the two remaining pieces of the reclosable fastener to the

wall, making sure they are aligned with the pieces on the bridge.

Connecting the Bridge

Depending on the required network configuration, you can connect the bridge to the Internet

using Wi-Fi, cellular network, or wired LAN.

Prerequisites

•An Ethernet cable for configuring the bridge.

•An Ethernet cable if you connect to the Internet via wired LAN

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•A SIM card from your service provider, if you connect to the Internet via a standard

GSM network.

•A cellular stick from your service provider if, for example, you connect to the Internet

using a CDMA network.

IMPORTANT

Only use a cellular stick approved by Panoramic Power.

Configuring the Bridge

This section assumes you are familiar with networking procedures.

Accessing the Bridge Web Interface

This section describes how to access the bridge web interface for configuring the relevant data

communication mode.

Prerequisite

Use Internet Explorer 9.0 (and up), Google Chrome, or Firefox to access the bridge web

interface.

How to proceed

1. On your PC, disable your Wi-Fi and disconnect the LAN cable.

2. Connect the bridge to the power source.

3. Once the bridge powers up, connect the bridge to the PC using the LAN cable.

The bridge performs a self-test where all LEDs light in sequence. For information on LED

status, see Understanding the Bridge LEDs.

4. Press the Configuration button for approximately 5 seconds, until the LED lights solid

red.

5. Activate your web browser. In the address bar, enter IP address 10.0.0.10.

The Status page appears. It displays the current configuration.

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Note

In some cases, the first-time loading can take several minutes. If the Status page does

not appear, wait a few more seconds and refresh the page in the browser.

Entering Credentials

You need to enter your credentials only once for accessing any of the pages (except Status).

How to proceed

1. Select the required page in the side menu.

2. Enter the Username and Password in the Authentication Required screen.

By default, both are panpwr. We recommend changing them once you access the

tool. See Modifying the Default Credentials for the Bridge Web Interface.

3. Select Login.

Configuring the Bridge for Wi-Fi Connection

If the bridge communicates with the server over Wi-Fi, you need to configure which Wi-Fi

network and settings to use.

Prerequisites

Ask your network administrator for the following information:

•SSID and Password to access the network

•Username, certificate text, and RSA private key for networks requiring certificates.

•For Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections, verify that the system administrator has opened

port 8051 for inbound/outbound TCP/IP traffic.

How to proceed

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1. In Connection Type select Connect via Wi-Fi.

2. To let the system find the SSID (network name) and Security (encryption method used),

click Find networks.

Otherwise, enter these values manually.

The display shows a list of networks in your vicinity.

3. Select the network you want to use and click Apply.

If the network supports a mixed encryption mode, the WPA available notice

appears on the screen.

4. For Open, WEP, and WPA security, enter the password in the field shown in Step 3.

5. For enterprise WPA and enterprise WPA2 security, enter your password in the field shown

below. (This is for use with RADIUS server authentication.)

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