In-situ Cube 300S Manuel utilisateur

Manual

Cube 300S Telemetry System

Part No. 0062090 | 0062100 | 0062210 | 0062220 | 0062110 | 0062230 | 0034390 | 0034400 | 0034410

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Table of Contents

2 Introduction 5

Unpacking and Inspection 5

Model Number 5

Serial Number 6

Safety 6

General Specifications 7

3 Configuring Your Instruments 7

Overview 7

Connecting an In-Situ Instrument to the Computer 7

Changing Instrument Communication Settings 8

Changing Instrument Communication Settings - TROLL 9500 Only 8

Setting Up a Log 9

4 Configuring the Telemetry Device 9

Overview 9

Opening the Unit 9

Battery 9

Connecting the Cube to the Computer 10

Select Connected Probes 10

Select Probe Parameters for Alarming 10

Set Level Reference 11

Set the Site Name and Clock 11

Configure Options 12

Modem Parameters 12

Activate Alarms 13

Set Probe Reading Schedule 13

Set Wake Up Events 13

Restart Device and Test Communications 14

5 Digital, Pulse, and Analog Input 14

Wiring Diagram 15

Connecting the Cube to the Computer 15

Input Configuration 15

6 Field Installation 16

Deploy the Cube 16

Improving Signal Quality 16

7 Troubleshooting 17

Troubleshooting Common Issues 17

I Can't Connect 17

I Cannot Select Barometric Compensation on my Non-vented Cube 17

Error Codes and Messages 18

Activate the Modem 18

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SIM Card 19

SD Card 19

Warranty 19

Obtaining Repair Service 20

8 Appendix - Alarms 20

Alarms - Overview 20

Absolute Mode 21

Incremental Mode 22

Probe Out of Range SMS Alarms in Absolute Mode 22

Probe Out of Range SMS Alarms in Incremental Mode 23

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Introduction

This manual is intended to describe the characteristics, operation, and maintenance of the Cube 300S TelemetrySystem.

Unpacking and Inspection

All Cube 300 Telemetry Systems contain the following items:

lCube 300S unit

lNickel Cadmium rechargeable battery pack

lStub antenna

You must supply the following items for setup and installation:

lCube setup/communication cable (part number 0062260)

lBattery charger for the Nickel Cadmium battery pack (part number 0062370) (optional)

lIn-Situ instruments and appropriate cables

lTROLL Com Communication Device for connecting your In-Situ instruments to your computer

lWall mounting plate for the Cube 300S (optional - part number 0062330)

lPole mounting adapter for the Cube 300S (optional - part number 0062340)

lANT Tube Tool Software* for programming your Cube.

lWin-Situ 5 Software* for programming your In-Situ instruments

* Software can be installed from www.in-situ.com/software

If you did not purchase a SIM card and data plan from In-Situ, you will need these additional items:

lSIM (subscriber identity module) card

lCellular service plan

Your Cube Telemetry System was carefully inspected before shipping. Inspect the package for any physical damage sustained

during shipment. Notify In-Situ and file a claim with the carriers involved if there is any damage. Do not attempt to operate the

instrument when damage has occurred.

Model Number

The model number is printed on the product label affixed to the unit body. The model number states what type of unit you have.

Below is an example model number.

C3S-3G-B-5T

The first set of characters determine the product type. "C3" indicates a Cube and "S" indicates a solar-powered unit.

The second set of characters indicate the type of modem installed. "2G" means a 2nd generation cellular device, "3G" means a 3rd

generation device.

The single character indicates whether the unit is vented (V) or non-vented (B). Non-vented units have an internal barometric sensor

installed.

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The final set of characters indicates the instrument connection type. The number equals the amount of connections. An "RT"

following the number means Rugged TROLL connection, while a "T" means titanium Twist-lock connection.

Therefore, the example model number means the following:

C3S-3G-B-5T: Cube 300S (solar), 3G, non-vented, 5 Twist-lock connections

Serial Number

The unit serial number is printed on the product label affixed to the unit body. This number is important for warranty and service

purposes.

Safety

lDo not connect the battery without an antenna installed.

lNever install a battery other than one supplied by In-Situ

lDo not submerge the Cube in liquid.

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General Specifications

Operating ranges Temp: -20° to 70° C (-4 to 158° F)

Humidity: 95% max. non-condensing

Dimensions 36 x 24 x 13 cm (14.2 x 9.4 x 5.1 in.)

Weight with battery 3100 g (6.83 lbs)

Materials GW PLAST 75

Rating IP65

Power

Internal battery

Solar panels integrated

NiCd 7.2 V / 1400 mAh

Instrument compatibility

Aqua TROLL 100/200 Data Logger

Aqua TROLL 400 Multiparameter Instrument

Aqua TROLL 600 Multiparameter Instrument

BaroTROLL Data Logger

Level TROLL 400/500/700/700H Data Loggers

RDO PRO-X Probe

Rugged BaroTROLL Data Logger

Rugged TROLL 200 Data Logger

TROLL 9500 Multiparameter Instrument

Communication

Antenna

GSM quad band—850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz (GPRS, SMS, email, FTP);

2G or 3G

SMA connector with stub antenna or optional external antenna

Sensors Built-in barometric pressure sensor (non-vented systems only)

Built-in temperature system

Warranty 1 year from date of shipment

Configuring Your Instruments

Overview

Cube 300S systems support up to 5 In-Situ devices. You must change communication settings on your devices so they can transmit

data to the Cube.

Connecting an In-Situ Instrument to the Computer

1 Laptop or PC

2 TROLL®Com Communication Device*

3 RuggedCable®System**

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4 In-Situ instrument

* TROLL Com device may be a USB-connect, serial-connect, or direct-connect** model

** RuggedCable is omitted when using a direct-connect TROLL Com

Changing Instrument Communication Settings

Complete the following steps for each instrument you want to connect to the Cube.

1. Connect to the instrument using Win-Situ 5 software.

2. Click the Device Setup tab .

3. Click Modbus Setup...

4. Select the following options:

Baud: 9600

Data Bits: 8

Parity Bits: None

Stop Bits: 1

End Of Message Timeout (ms): 1000

End of Session Timeout (ms): 5000

Mode: Modbus-ASCII

5. Enter a unique number in the device address for each instrument you want to connect to the Cube. No instrument should have

the same device address. Record these addresses for future reference.

6. Click the checkmark. Click Yes to change the communication settings. Click Yes or No to save these settings as the default for

Win-Situ 5.

You must change Win-Situ Software communication settings to match the device address and instrument

communication settings next time you connect the instrument. Change this under Preferences >Comm Settings.

Set up and start a log in the instrument if you require data redundancy and your instrument supports internal data logging.

Changing Instrument Communication Settings - TROLL 9500 Only

1. Open Win-Situ 4 software and follow the steps in the Connection Wizard.

2. Set the baud rate to 9600 and connect to instrument.

3. Right click the TROLL 9500 device in the tree on the left, and select Edit.

4. Select ASCII Mode Preferences, and click Next.

5. Select the following options:

Comma delimited

Enable ASCII mode of linear tests

6. Click Finish.

7. For the TROLL 9500 to function, you must set up a log in Win-Situ and choose the same logging interval you have selected in the

ANTTool for the Cube.

8. Use the TROLL9500's serial number as the device address when configuring this system with the ANT Tool.

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Setting Up a Log

The Cube logs data from instruments directly to the internal SD card. How and when the data is recorded is configured using the

Cube set up tool.

If you require data redundancy, program a log on your instruments prior to connecting them to the Cube. Some instruments do not

support logs.

Refer to your instrument manual for instructions on setting up a log.

Configuring the Telemetry Device

Overview

If you purchased a data plan through In-Situ, you need to open the unit and connect the battery, and then set up the Cube using the

configuration software.

If you are using a 3rd party data plan, you will need to install the SIM card prior to setting up the Cube with the configuration

software. See "SIM Card" on page 19.

Opening the Unit

1. Place the unit on a flat surface.

2. Remove the fourscrews from the cover of the unit and remove the cover.

3. Remove the four screws from the top panel. Push down on the left side of the panel.

Battery

Cube 300S systems have a nickel-cadmium battery pack (PN 0062290) that is rechargeable via solar panel or using the battery

charger. Batteries are installed but not connected prior to shipping.

To connect, disconnect, or change a battery pack, follow the steps below.

1. Ensure an antenna is attached to the unit.

Never connect or disconnect power to the unit without an antenna attached.

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2. Plug in or unplug the battery pack from the circuit board connection shown below.

Connecting the Cube to the Computer

1. Connect the setup cable to the communication port of the Cube and to the computer.

2. Download the ANT Tube Tool software from www.in-situ.com/support

3. Install and open the ANT Tube Tool software.

4. Select the correct serial port. A serial-to-serial adapter is typically COM1. A USB-to-serial adapter is typically a different COM

number.

Select Connected Probes

1. Connect your instruments to the Cube.

2. Click Probe and set-point configuration.

3. Click the Connected probes tab.

4. Select the appropriate probe names from the drop down menus, and enter the correct device addresses as set in Win-Situ 5.

If you have a Cube with a barometric sensor installed inside it, Probe 1 will automatically be listed as "Barometer" and

the address will be listed as 100. Do not change this setting.

5. Click Write probes and set-points.

6. Close the window.

Select Probe Parameters for Alarming

1. Click Probe and set-point configuration.

2. Click the Parameters monitoring tab.

3. Select a connected probe from the drop-down menu, and then select a parameter to monitor. Cube units monitor up to eight

total parameters for alarms from the connected probes.

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