HWM Multilog LX 2 Manuale utente

Multilog LX 2

Basic User Manual for DataGate™/ HWMOnline™

installation

Version 1.1

Warning: This manual contains important safety and operating information.

Please read, understand and follow the instructions in the manual.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WEEE AND THE BATTERY DIRECTIVE 2

INTRODUCTION 3

UNPACKING 3

INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE 4

INSTALLATION AND SITE HARDWARE DIAGNOSTICS TOOL (IDT) 5

READING THE LOGGER 5

CONFIGURING THE LOGGER 7

Enhanced Recordings 12

Data Communications Confirmation –GPRS Test 14

Troubleshooting a GPRS test failure. 15

Antenna installation considerations 16

Installation Process Decision Tree 17

Locating in plastic lidded chambers 22

Adding an External Battery Pack 25

Installing your logger at site 26

Connecting the flow cable 27

Connecting the sensors - Pressure 28

Taking a reading from the logger and hardware diagnostics 29

Final site commissioning checks 31

Installation checklist 33

USING HWM DATAGATE™ 34

Setting up DataGate™ Alarm Recipients 38

Setting up channel settings (optional) 40

USING HWMONLINE™ 41

Viewing your data 41

Viewing information about your logger fleet 43

Technical Specifications 44

APPENDIX –ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 49

Pulsers 49

Meters & Pulse Value Guide 51

Fitting your own SIM card 54

WEEE and the Battery Directive

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.

HWM-Water Ltd is a registered producer of Electrical and Electronic Equipment in the United

Kingdom (registration number WEE/AE0049TZ). Our products fall under category 9

(Monitoring and Control Instruments) of The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

(WEEE) Regulations. We take all environmental issues seriously and fully comply with the

requirements for collection, recycling and reporting of waste products.

HWM-Water Ltd is responsible for WEEE from customers in the United Kingdom provided

that:

The equipment was produced by HWM-Water Ltd (Palmer Environmental / Radcom

Technologies / Radiotech / ASL Holdings Ltd) and supplied on or after 13th August 2005

The equipment was supplied before 13th August 2005 that has been directly replaced HWM-

Water Ltd products manufactured since 13th August 2005.

HWM-Water products supplied after 13th August 2005 can be identified by the following

symbol:

Under HWM-Water Ltd’s Terms and Conditions of Sale, customers are responsible for the

cost of returning WEEE to HWM-Water Ltd and we are responsible for the costs of recycling

and reporting on that waste.

Instructions for returning WEEE:

Ensure that the WEEE meets one of the two conditions above.

The waste will need to be returned in accordance with the regulations for transporting data

loggers with lithium batteries.

a. Pack loggers in strong, rigid outer packaging to protect them from damage.

b. Attach a Lithium Warning Label to the package.

c. The package must be accompanied by a document (e.g. consignment note) that

indicates:

i. The package contains lithium metal cells;

ii. The package must be handled with care and that a flammability hazard

exists if the package is damaged;

iii. Special procedures should be followed in the event the package is

damaged, to include inspection and repacking if necessary; and

iiii. A telephone number for additional information.

d. Refer to the ADR regulations on shipping dangerous goods by road.

Return the WEEE to HWM-Water Ltd using a licensed waste carrier.

In accordance with the regulations, customers outside the United Kingdom are responsible for

WEEE.

The Battery Directive

As a distributor of batteries HWM-Water Ltd will accept old batteries back from customers for

disposal, free of charge, in accordance with the Battery Directive.

PLEASE NOTE: All lithium batteries MUST be packaged and returned in accordance with the

relevant regulations for transporting lithium batteries.

A licensed waste carrier must be used for transporting all waste.

For more information on WEEE compliance or the Battery Directive please e-mail

CService@hwm-water.com or phone +44 (0)1633 489 479



Introduction

Thank you for choosing an HWM data logger(s), we trust it will provide you

with many years of service.

The individual configuration of your logger(s) may differ slightly from the

detailed descriptions that follow, but any additional setup information that you

need, should be available from our website.

Unpacking

As you unpack your new logger, please confirm that you have the following

parts required to install the equipment. If there are any omissions, please

contact our sales team to rectify or supply the missing parts.

Multilog LX 2 data logger

Software Installation Tool (IDT) from www.hwmglobal.com or CD-ROM

External GPRS Antenna (optional)

USB IR Reader (optional)

Connection cables (optional)

External battery and appropriate cable (optional)

Hanging bracket for logger, external battery and logger (optional)

Please dispose of your waste packaging responsibly.

Before proceeding to site for physical installation, please take the time to

configure your logger in an office environment. Most settings can be

configured before visiting site and this will save time at the point of install.

You will need to have:-

A valid HWM-water.com account with username & password.

A valid HWM DataGate™ account with username & password. See

DataGate™ setup later in this manual.

A PC with Windows 7/8/10 installed (IDT also supports Windows XP &

Vista) 32bit and 64bit systems are supported.

oMinimum Requirements are:-

1GHz processor

512Mb RAM

2GB Disk Space

A USB IR Reader for connection to the logger.

A description and reference number for the installation site.

The SIM card installed into the logger and a good GPRS signal on site

for the chosen network (Roaming SIMs are also available). This is

already done for you if you ordered a data package with the logger.

See the appendix if you have purchased a data pack & SIM separately.

Installing the software

1. Insert the CD-ROM supplied into your CD drive.

(If your PC does not have a CD drive, then either copy the files from

the CD-ROM onto a memory stick, or download and run the installation

file from the HWM website at www.hwmglobal.com)

NOTE: If you use proprietary archiving software, such as WinZip or 7zip,

please ensure that you extract the files to a temporary folder using the

automatic extraction buttons that maintain the original folder structure.

2. Ensure you have system administration rights for your computer, ask

your IT department if you are unsure.

3. If the installation does not start automatically, locate and run the file

“setup.exe” (in the IDTInstall/IDT folder), which installs the program

and the necessary USB drivers for the device.

4. Follow the on screen installation instructions to complete the install of

the IDT.

Should the automatic installation fail, please check with your system

administrator that you have sufficient rights to install the driver or try

installing the drivers manually.

You may be required to update Microsoft.Net; the install file is included

with the IDT setup files for your convenience.

Installation and site hardware Diagnostics Tool (IDT)

Once you have installed the IDT, connect the USB IR Reader to your PC.

The first time you connect your IR Reader to a new USB port, Windows will

configure the driver, wait until this process is completed before proceeding.

Position the reader head on the logger as shown below:

Take care to position the

head over raised ring area

around the window. The

reader head will hold onto the

logger by magnets in the ring

around the window and this

helps with positioning.

Reading the logger

1. Run the “IDT” program.

2. The main window will appear of which the main items are:-

Toolbar Software version no.

User Mode

Configuration mode

selection tabs

Main setup window

Function

buttons

3. Now click the <<Read Logger>> button to load the current logger

settings into the setup window.

4. The IDT will now download the current settings from the logger.

At this point the IDT will check to see if there is a more up-to-

date version of the logger firmware available on your PC, if so,

you will see the message “Update Available”. Click <<Yes>> to

update the logger, the process will take approximately 2

minutes, however the logger will be restarted so you may wish

to transfer any logged data first, in which case click <<No>>.

The IDT checks the firmware version each time you read it.

5. Once all the settings have been loaded you will see this message,

Click <<OK>> to start configuring your logger.

Configuring the logger

1. You will now see the main setup menu

(expanded for illustration purposes)

The menu is structured in sections for

easy setup and changes content

depending on type of logger connected

and software mode:

i) Logger Details including ID

and SIM card phone number

ii) Logger start time and data capture interval

(days or time of measurement period)

iii) Logger channel configuration including

calibration factors

(see appendix for info)

iv) Logger recorded meter readings

v) Cellular data service provider settings

vi) Data call settings

Data Destination details, the server address

for the UDP data

vii) Backup call in timing details in case of

main call failure or external battery exhaustion

and SMS message destination number

viii) Alarm configuration

(Advanced mode only)

Final Setup button and

logger time zone selection

Main function buttons

Note that the IDT is regularly updated so may not match the picture above

2. Now you can enter the configuration you require for each section

i. Logger –enter the site ID that you wish for the logger, e.g.

Postal/ZIP code up to 7 alpha-numeric characters and the

telephone number associated with the SIM card.

If you ordered a SIM with the logger, this will have been

programmed already for you, otherwise enter the number from

your service provider in international format (e.g. +44…)

ii. Logging Parameters –Accept the default start time or enter

your own. Default start time is in the past so the logger will begin

recording immediately. You can delay this start time by selecting

one from the calendar or enter the time directly from your

number keypad. Set your log interval by ticking the “24 hour”

box or enter a shorter time in the time box. (Default is 15mins)

iii. Logging Channels –Here you can configure your connections

and what data you wish to see.

From the dropdown box select the Type of data

to appear on Channel 1. This will depend on

your individual order, but you may have a

selection like that show here. Click “-----” if you

do not wish to use that channel.

Next choose what mode of collation you wish

Avg = average reading over the log interval

Min/Max = Min/Max values measured over the log

interval

Spot = The value at the log interval

State= the state of the switch at the log interval

Now, if required, enter the scaling factor for the chosen

Type of logger input, click in the box and enter the

multiplication factor you require. See appendix for info.

iv. Meter Readings –If you wish the

meter reading to be sent through to

HWMonline, enter the current value

in the box(s). This needs to be

configured on site as the timing is important, however it can be

corrected later via HWMOnline.

v. APN –If you have ordered a data pack from HWM you can

leave this setting alone (as below) as your logger will have been

preconfigured by HWM.

If you have ordered your data service & SIM card, then you will

need to separately configure your service. HWM recommends

that you allow the GPRS test utility to search for these settings

automatically, however if you wish to enter them manually, click

the button beside “Use the following settings”

You can now enter your

data service provider’s

details into the appropriate

boxes.

Alternatively select your

network from the drop

down list of presets

vi. Time(s) Data sent –Here you specify the Call Out requirement

for the logger. There are 2 modes available, SMS and UDP.

SMS is a one way unacknowledged data transfer service using

the common text messaging service. UDP is a true 2 way

confirmed data transfer process via the internet over a GPRS

connection. Both have advantages, however HWM recommends

UDP wherever possible as this offers the most secure method of

data transfer.

Switch on the Call out by

selecting “1” in the Address

selector, then choose UDP or

SMS from the Type selector.

vii. Call Addresses –These will usually have been entered at the

factory and should not be adjusted,

however if you have your own data

server, then you can enter either the

telephone number for your receiving

modem, or the UDP address & port no

for where the logger is to send its data.

The fall back times specified here instruct the

logger what to do in the event of the primary

Call Out requirement not being met. This can be

for 2 reasons:-

a. If a connected external battery goes flat, the logger will

default from the normal call out requirement to a 2 times

per day routine. The times of these calls are specified by

both Fall back 1 & 2.

b. If a GPRS data call cannot be completed due to non-

availability of a GPRS service, then the logger will try to

send an SMS message at the Fall back 1 time.

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