Sintrol Wireless Router Manuel utilisateur

Sintrol Wireless Router

Manual

Version 1.0.1

Wireless Router User Manual 2

Table of Contents

1INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................... 3

1.1 Product overview...........................................................................................3

2INSTALLATION ........................................................................................... 4

2.1 Selecting the installation location..................................................................4

3WIRING ..................................................................................................... 6

3.1 Building Sintrol network ................................................................................7

Applying local RF bus................................................................................7

4DIMENSIONS ............................................................................................. 9

5OPERATION ..............................................................................................10

5.1 PARAMETERS ...............................................................................................10

5.2 PROPERTIES..................................................................................................11

RS485......................................................................................................11

USB .........................................................................................................11

RF............................................................................................................11

Security key ............................................................................................11

Lock password ........................................................................................11

Device password ....................................................................................11

5.3 NETWORK.....................................................................................................13

Create the network ................................................................................13

Manually routing the devices.................................................................13

Transmission power level options .........................................................14

Usage of transmission power levels.......................................................14

6MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................15

7TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................15

7.1 No USB-connection to PC.............................................................................15

7.2 No response over RF....................................................................................15

7.3 No response over RS485..............................................................................15

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1INTRODUCTION

This manual describes how to install and use SINTROL’s Wireless Router product.

Sintrol shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising from use of

any information or details therein, or omission or error in this manual, or any

misuse of the product.

The instrument can be accessed by utilizing the free DustTool software to manage

the basic settings of the product.

Commercial software product DustLog provides comprehensive control and

diagnostics tools over the product and over the whole Sintrol network.

Features of the Wireless Router are for example:

Gather data from Sintrol Network seamlessly, utilizing RS485 and RF

connections between products.

Visualize the Sintrol network topology and unit locations.

Provide tools to:

oAutomatically form the network

oManually modify the network

oGet real time diagnostics

Manage and parameterize all products within the Sintrol Network

The DustTool software can be downloaded free of charge from Sintrol web-site

http://www.sintrolproducts.com

1.1 Product overview

The Wireless Router Dust monitor is a microprocessor-based unit, equipped with

USB, RS485 and Sintrol’s local RF-link connections.

The device is designed to manage all Sintrol products connected to Sintrol

Network. The Wireless Router has been specifically designed for easy installation

and reliable operation.

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2INSTALLATION

2.1 Selecting the installation location

The best location for installation location is where RF antenna is not blocked by

large metal objects or walls, which may cause reflections or block the wireless

signal.

Although the device is IP65 classified and can handle industrial conditions, avoiding

unnecessary environmental stress is encouraged.

If possible, during the installation ensure that:

1. Temperature conditions are mild and temperature variation is not extreme.

2. Unit is not installed into direct sun light

3. No large amplitude vibration exists

4. The unit is not directly exposed to any kind of piling particles, especially

conductive.

5. The unit is not directly exposed to soil dust, dirt, snow or rain.

6. The unit is to be installed the way that the antenna points upwards.

7. The unit is not installed next to third party devices applying RF-

communication or creating strong RF disturbances.

Enclosure supports optional mounting feet installation, to enable easy wall

installations.

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Figure 1 Installation with optional mounting feet.

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3WIRING

To connect the device, open the enclosure. Any unnecessary exposure of the

connectors to moisture or dirt needs to be avoided.

NC = Not connected.

Table 1 Wiring and signals

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3.1 Building Sintrol network

Applying local RF bus

Local area radio frequency bus operates within international license free ISM-

bands. All Sintrol products equipped with RF-link operate as a part of the bus,

creating and routing data within the network. This feature in most cases eliminate

any need for repeaters or manual configuration tasks.

RF-bus is especially recommended to be used in industrial locations where bi-

directional communication is required and/or a strong galvanic isolation is needed.

Long distance connections up to 1 km without the line of sight can be acquired.

Range can also be extended with accessories like directional antennas and/or

separate repeater units.

Figure 2 RF bus application example

Notes:

Sintrol Network Router operates with Sintrol products having RF-network support.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Product name

Wireless Router

Protection Category

IP65

Power Supply

12 - 24 VDC

Power Consumption

Under 3W, depending on usage

Wiring

Two DIN PG11 glands for cables

Connectors

1. USB wires connectore with 45° angle:

a. solid from 0.2 to 1.5 mm2

b. stranded from 0.2 to 1.0 mm2

2. Low voltage conn with 45° angle:

a. solid from 0.2 to 1.5 mm2

b. stranded from 0.2 to 1.0 mm2

3. mini USB connector inside the box

Communication Interfaces

Serial communication: RS-485

USB

Radio frequency (RF)

Communication Protocol

Proprietary Sintrol Network protocol

Wireless communication

Transmit power

Up to 400 mW (+26 dBm), user adjustable

Frequency band

868/915 MHz (license free ISM band)

15 channels

Receiver sensitivity

-110 dBm

Typical range (no line of sight)

Up to 1300 m in urban environment

Up to 11 km with directional antennas

Materials and Weight

Enclosure

Plastic ABS

Weight, excluding antenna

180 g

Weight of standard antenna

20 g

Table 2 Technical specification

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4DIMENSIONS

Figure 3 Structure and dimensions

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5OPERATION

The Wireless Router creates and maintains the connections between Sintrol

Products and Sintrol’s PC software, thus the main operation of the Wireless Router

is mostly transparent.

Device itself has but a few configuration related controls of its own. All the controls

are managed by the dedicated Sintrol PC-softwares: DustTool and/or DustLog.

5.1 PARAMETERS

On the parameters tab the router name can be changed in order to easier identify

the unit.

Device also measures the power source it is connected to and shows the measured

input voltage for diagnostic reasons. If no input voltage can be detected, the

device is not fully working.

Figure 4 Parameters tab

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