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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

M-CVM-B-DATALOGGER XML Manual

CVM-B100 CVM-B150

(M034B01-03-17A)

M-CVM-B-DATALOGGER XML Manual

Instruction Manual

M-CVM-B-DATALOGGER XML Manual

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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ATTENTION

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Follow the warnings described in this manual with the symbols shown below.

If you must handle the unit for its installation, start-up or maintenance, the following

should be taken into consideration:

Incorrect handling or installation of the unit may result in injury to personnel as well as damage

to the unit. In particular, handling with voltages applied may result in electric shock, which may

cause death or serious injury to personnel. Defective installation or maintenance may also

lead to the risk of  re.

Read the manual carefully prior to connecting the unit. Follow all installation and maintenance

instructions throughout the unit’s working life. Pay special attention to the installation stan-

dards of the National Electrical Code.

Refer to the instruction manual before using the unit

In this manual, if the instructions marked with this symbol are not respected or carried out correctly, it can

result in injury or damage to the unit and /or installations.

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CONTENTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ��3

DISCLAIMER ��3

CONTENTS��4

REVISION LOG��5

1�- INTRODUCTION��6

2�- XML SERVICES��6

2�1�- /services/user/devices�xml��7

2�2�- /services/user/deviceInfo�xml?id=dispositivo?��7

2�3�- /services/user/varInfo�xml?var=dispositivo�variable?��?id=dispositivo?��8

2�4�- /services/user/values�xml?var=dispositivo�variable?��?id=dispositivo?��9

2�5�-/services/user/forceVariables�xml?id=dispositivo��10

2�6�-/services/user/records�xml?begin=…?end=…?var=…?period=900 �� 11

2�7�-/services/user/events�xml?begin=…?end=…?id=…��14

2�8�-/services/user/recordsEve�xml?begin=…?end=…?id=…��15

3�- TECHNICAL SERVICE��17

4�- GUARANTEE��17

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REVISION LOG

Table 1: Revision log�

Date Revision Description

11/15 M034B01-03-15A Initial version

08/17 M034B01-03-17A

Modication of the device name

Changes in the following sections:

Note : Devices images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual device.

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1�- INTRODUCTION

The M-CVM-B-Datalogger can be used to store data in the embedded PowerStudio platform

integrated in the module.

The information stored in the module can be accessed with a WEB browser compatible with

HTML5 and/or with HTTP Requests sent to the integrated XML server.

Once the module has been connected to an Ethernet network and an IP address has been

assigned to the module, use the web browser of a computer in the same local network and

enter the IP address in the browser’s navigation bar. The embedded PowerStudio environment

of the module can be used to display the data in real time, as well as the data stored over time.

Refer to the PowerStudio manual and tutorials found on CIRCUTOR’s website for more

information about additional configurations, sending emails, generation of additional

calculations, etc.

2�- XML SERVICES

PowerStudio provides a range of XML services to enable, in some respects, communication

with other applications.

In requests where it is necessary to express a date and time, both in service request and the

data from the response, these will be represented in UTC (Universal Coordinated Time) with

the format DDMMYYYYHHMMSS (two digits for the day, two for the month, four for the year

and two for the hour, minutes and seconds. It is also possible to represent only a date as

DDMMYYYY assuming that the time is 00:00:00, or represent an hour as HHMMSS. Finally

in cases where milliseconds are required these are represented with three digits after the

seconds, DDMMYYYYHHMMSSUUU or HHMMSSUUU.

The requests must follow the URI standard (RFC 2396), so the user of these requests must

take into account this detail when making such calls (especially in cases where the name of

any device contains non-ASCII characters).It should also be taken into account that the length

of the request may not exceed 4000 characters.

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2.1�- /services/user/devices.xml

/services/user/devices�xml

Returns the list of congured devices.

…

</devices>

Where:

Table 2: Parameter description (2�1)�

Parameter Description

devices Main field which will identify the main XML as a response to the

device list request.

id Name of each one of the devices.

2.2.- /services/user/deviceInfo.xml?id=dispositivo?...

/services/user/deviceInfo�xml?id=dispositivo?��

Returns information on devices. Each of the devices on which information is required must be

included in the request as:

?id=device2?id=device2

…

</device>

…

</devices>

Where:

Table 3: Parameter description (2�2)�

Parameter Description

devices Main Field which will identify the XML as a response to the device

information request.

device Information from each of the devices requested:

id Name of the device.

description Description of device

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Tabla 3 (Continuation) : Parameter description (2�2)�

Parameter Description

type Type of device (for example CVM144)

typeDescription A description of the type of device (for example: CVM-144)

var Name of each of the variables of the device. The name will be

expressed as device.variable

2.3.- /services/user/varInfo.xml?var=dispositivo.variable?...?id=dispositivo?...

/services/user/varInfo�xml?var=dispositivo�variable?��?id=dispositivo?��

Returns variable information when carrying out the XML request. Each of the variables from

which a value is desired should be included in the request as:

?var=device�variable

And if you want to get information from all the variables of a device this must be indicated as:

?id=device

With it being possible to request information from one or more variables and one or more

devices in the same request.

<var>

</var>

…

Where:

Table 4: Parameter description (2�3)�

Parameter Description

varInfo Main field which identifies the XML as a response to the request for

information about variables

var Information from each of the variables requested:

id Name of the variable in device.variable format

title Brief description of the variable.

hasValue Indicates if it is possible to ask the instantaneous value of the variable (T)

or not (F).

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Tabla 4 (Continuation) : Parameter description (2�3)�

Parameter Description

hasLogger Indicates whether it is possible to ask the log value of the variable (T) or

not (F).

sampleMode

Variable type, mode used to group together the values of a variable:

none: Without type

average: Average value

max: Maximum value.

min: Minimum value.

pfAverage: Power factor, average value.

pfMax: Power factor, maximum value

pfMin: Power factor, minimum value

last: Last value

differential: Differential current value between the current value and the

previous one

samples: samples: The value cannot be grouped

discrete: Discreet values. The value cannot be grouped

measureUnits

Variable units:

#NONE : Without units

#V : Voltage

#A : Current

#VA : Apparent power

#W : Active power

#VARL : Inductive power

#VARC : Capacitive power

#PF : Power factor

#HZ : Frequency

#PERCENT : Percentage

#WH : Active energy

#VARLH : Inductive energy

#VARCH : Capacitive energy

#DATETIME : Date and time

If not preceded by # it is a user dened unit

unitsFactor Power of 10 that indicates the value the variable is multiplied by in the log

le.

decimals Decimals with this variable.

2.4.- /services/user/values.xml?var=dispositivo.variable?...?id=dispositivo?...

/services/user/values�xml?var=dispositivo�variable?��?id=dispositivo?��

Returns the instantaneous value of the variable when the XML request is carried out. Each of

the variables that the value is required from should be included in the request as:

?var=device�variable

If you want to ascertain the value of all the variables of a device it should be indicated as:

?id=device

With it being possible in a single request to request the value of one or more variables and

values of one or more devices

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</variable>

…

</values>

Where:

Table 5: Parameter description (2�4)�

Parameter Description

values Main eld which will identify the XML as a response to the request

for variable values

variable List of variables:

id Identier of the variable in device.variable format

value Value of variable at the time of the request.

2.5.-/services/user/forceVariables.xml?id=dispositivo

/services/user/forceVariables�xml?id=dispositivo

With this request we may send the order to force variables to PowerStudio. The request must

include the name of the device we want to force so that, if necessary, authentication can be

checked. Only variables belonging to the device indicated in the request will be forced.

</forceVar>

…

</forceVariables>

Where:

Table 6: Parameter description (2�5)�

Parameter Description

forceVariables Main eld that will identify the XML as a request to force variables.

forceVar Information on each of the variables to be forced:

forceName Name of the variable in device.variable format. Only variables that

can be forced, for example digital output variables.

forceValue Value to which we wish to force the variable.

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