Sigicom INFRA C22 Bedienungsanleitung

Manual

INFRA C22

Wireless Vibration Monitor

Art no. 080-05222-0

Manual ver. K

Valid for firmware 2.3.0

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

–read this before use

Operating conditions and limitations:

•The C22 shall not be submerged.

•Safe operating temperature range is -30 to +50 ºC

(-22 to +122 ºF).

•This instrument includes built-in radio transmitters and

antennas. It should be installed away from the operator or third-

party persons to be safe; a recommended minimum distance is

1 m (3 ft.).

•Before installing the instrument, make sure there are no

restrictions of the use of radio transmitters at the intended site.

•Do not use the instrument in presence of flammable fumes or

gases, or in explosive atmospheres.

Li-Ion batteries:

•Only use batteries and power supplies provided or recommended by

Sigicom, see chapter 8Accessories.

•Do not use C22 batteries in other products than applicable Sigicom

products.

•A power source connected to the C22 must not be able to supply more

than 20V and 3A. A solar panel with maximum 25W power and with an

open-circuit voltage of 22V is allowed.

•Replacement and other handling of the batteries shall only be executed

by persons who have carefully read the instructions in this manual.

•Never keep the batteries at temperatures above 50ºC (122ºF).

•Transportation of Li-Ion batteries by aircraft is regulated by UN and

IATA. See Appendix B - Appendix D.

•Transportation by road or railway is exempt from dangerous goods

transportation regulations. Care should still be taken with handling and

packaging to avoid severe injury.

•If damaged, the batteries should be individually embedded into sand in a

sturdy plastic drum container during transport. It is also recommended

to affix a “Lithium Ion” label with an additional text: ‘Damaged

batteries’ on the package.

A worn-out battery, a battery with cracks or with signs of swelling or

leakage, shall be replaced immediately.

Note! Damaged or worn out batteries are prohibited in air freight.

•Never incinerate, disassemble or expose the batteries in water.

•If the terminals of the battery are shorted, the battery may become very

hot and permanently damaged.

•Prepare your warehouse and charging sites according to Appendix C

and Appendix D.

•Use stand-alone chargers in a well-ventilated room, well away from

flammable material, open fire and electric sparks.

•If the battery case is penetrated, it may burn with open flame.

This equipment falls under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

Directive (WEEE directive) 2012/19/EU, category 9: monitoring and

control instruments:

•Scrapped equipment should be sent back to the manufacturer of

the equipment (Sigicom AB) for proper handling according to

the WEEE directive.

•Sigicom uses a certified local partner for recycling of scrapped

equipment.

The batteries used in this equipment falls under the Battery Directive

2006/66/EC:

•When the equipment is sold to customers in the European Union

(EU), except Sweden, the customer is the importer of the battery.

The customer must follow the rules and regulations as ratified by

each individual European Union member state or send the

battery/equipment back to the manufacturer of the equipment

(Sigicom AB) for proper disposal.

•Swedish customers can recycle the battery in the national battery

collection system.

•Users outside the EU may send the batteries back to the

manufacturer of the equipment (Sigicom AB) for proper

disposal.

 
 
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Table of Contents 
Introduction ....................................................................................... 7 
1. INFRA System......................................................................... 7 
2. INFRA C22 Vibration Monitor................................................ 7 
3. INFRA C22 Enclosure............................................................. 8 
4. Unpacking and Parts Identification.......................................... 9 
Product Description......................................................................... 10 
1. Keypad................................................................................... 10 
2. Display................................................................................... 11 
3. Batteries ................................................................................. 12 
4. External Power Connector ..................................................... 12 
5. USB Connector (Mini-B Type).............................................. 12 
6. Memory Card......................................................................... 13 
7. SIM Cards.............................................................................. 13 
Measuring Parts............................................................................... 15 
1. Measuring Hardware.............................................................. 15 
1.1. Vibration Sensor................................................................ 15 
1.2. Analog Electronics ............................................................ 15 
1.3. Analog-Digital Conversion................................................ 15 
1.4. Digital Signal Processing................................................... 15 
2. Measuring Logic.................................................................... 16 
2.1. Measurement Standards..................................................... 16 
2.2. Interval Measurements....................................................... 16 
2.3. Transient Recording .......................................................... 18 
2.4. Overload Handling ............................................................ 18 
3. Data Storage........................................................................... 19 
3.1. Transient Data.................................................................... 19 
4. Additional Hardware.............................................................. 19 
4.1. Humidity Sensor................................................................ 19 
4.2. GPS Receiver..................................................................... 19 
Configuration and Installation......................................................... 20 
1. Configurations and Settings................................................... 20 
1.1. INFRA Net Communication Schedule .............................. 20 
1.2. Flight Mode ....................................................................... 20 
1.3. Configuration Menu .......................................................... 20 
1.4. INFRA Net Messages........................................................ 20 
1.5. Factory Default Settings.................................................... 21 
2. Mounting................................................................................ 21 

 
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2.1. Wall Mounting................................................................... 21 
3. Site Startup Check.................................................................. 22 
Operation......................................................................................... 23 
1. Startup.................................................................................... 23 
2. Start Monitoring..................................................................... 23 
2.1. Sensor Test ........................................................................ 24 
3. Stop Monitoring..................................................................... 24 
4. INFRA Net Communication .................................................. 25 
4.1. Automatic INFRA Net Communication............................ 25 
4.2. Manual INFRA Net Communication................................. 25 
4.3. More Communication Information.................................... 26 
5. Power Off............................................................................... 26 
6. Power Lost ............................................................................. 26 
7. GUI Menu.............................................................................. 28 
7.1. Monitoring config.............................................................. 28 
7.2. Communication Mode ....................................................... 29 
7.3. Clock Set ........................................................................... 30 
7.4. Clock Format..................................................................... 30 
7.5. USB Memory Interface Mode ........................................... 31 
7.6. Firmware Upgrade............................................................. 32 
7.7. Errors and Warnings.......................................................... 34 
7.8. Power off and Reboot........................................................ 35 
8. GUI Passcode......................................................................... 36 
9. INFRA Net Remote Control .................................................. 37 
9.1. Remote Firmware Upgrade................................................ 38 
9.2. Remote Reboot .................................................................. 38 
9.3. Remote Shut Down............................................................ 39 
9.4. Remote Update GPS Position............................................ 39 
10. Removal and replacement of Li-Ion batteries:....................... 27 
Other Functions ............................................................................... 40 
1. Disable Communication......................................................... 40 
2. GPS position .......................................................................... 40 
3. GPS time synchronization...................................................... 41 
4. Time Synchronization through Internet ................................. 41 
5. Daylight Saving Time............................................................ 41 
Technical Specifications.................................................................. 43 
Accessories...................................................................................... 44 
Maintenance and Calibration........................................................... 45 

10. Contact and Support........................................................................ 46

Appendix A. Battery Level Limits ......................................................... 47

Appendix B. Li-Ion Battery Transport................................................... 48

Appendix C. Safe Handling of Li-Ion Batteries..................................... 49

Appendix D. In Case of Li-Ion Battery Fire........................................... 50

Appendix E. Errors and Warnings ......................................................... 51

Appendix F. Measurement Standards.................................................... 53

Appendix G. Standards with Frequency Weighting............................... 67

Appendix H. British Standard BS 6841 (VDV) ..................................... 70

Appendix I. Set another APN (external SIM)....................................... 72

Developed and manufactured by:

Sigicom AB

Glasfibergatan 8

SE –124 45 Älvsjö, Sweden

Support: support@sigicom.com

1. Introduction

1.1. INFRA System

The INFRA field measurement system consists of rugged sensors which

sends data and status to INFRA Net, where it is processed, stored and

presented through a web interface. There are sensors which monitor

several important quantities at construction sites and infrastructure

projects, such as vibration, noise and dust etcetera.

All data is sent to INFRA Net, using the built-in cellular modem, at

various occasions:

•Monitoring is started or stopped.

•A trigger event has occurred.

•An error event has occurred, e.g. low battery.

•Manual communication is performed by the operator.

•At scheduled communication.

1.2. INFRA C22 Vibration Monitor

The C22 instrument is a complete triaxial wireless vibration monitor

measuring in three directions, vertical, longitudinal, and traverse. It

consists of vibration sensor elements, analog measuring electronics,

analog-digital converters, an embedded microcontroller/DSP for digital

signal processing etc., a small color display, a six-button keypad, a

memory card, a cellular modem, antennas and batteries.

The C22 instrument requires INFRA Net for full remote control

capability, data presentation, alarms/alerts configuration and setup, and

instrumentation settings. However, the majority of instrument settings can

be changed directly at the unit using the keypad/display.

1.3. INFRA C22 Enclosure

The enclosure base is milled out of solid aluminum and includes:

•A horizontal hole for wall-mounting (M6 or ¼” bolt).

•A vertical hole for floor-mounting (M6 or ¼” bolt).

•A front lid covering the two batteries.

•A plug at the back of the enclosure covers a desiccant bag which

needs to be replaced at regular intervals (see chapter 9).

•A plastic cap on the top covers the antennas. Removing this cap

gives access to the microSD memory card and SIM card, but

will seldom need to be opened.

•A separate hole at the lower left side of the unit may be used for

a wire to lock the unit to a fix and solid structure for theft

prevention.

•Three mounting setoff screws, located on the back of the

instrument enable sufficient, secure and plumb contact between

instrument and uneven vertical (or near vertical) surfaces. These

screws are not used for mounting (attachment) but used to

ensure that the instrument is plumb in the vertical direction

when attached (mounted) to a vertical surface.

•All lids, plugs and connectors are O-ring sealed.

Note! C22 instruments are not intended to be submerged in water.

1.4. Unpacking and Parts Identification

The INFRA C22 Vibration Monitor has been shipped in protective

packaging. Please keep this and use it when transporting your equipment.

Verify the package content with the following list:

•C22 Vibration Monitor instrument.

•Foam (shock protection during transportation).

•Two (2) batteries, either inserted in unit or separate.

Note! Because of shipping regulations, batteries are charged

below 30% state of charge at delivery.

•Calibration document.

Any damage or omission should be reported immediately to Sigicom.

Keep record of the instrument’s serial number. You will be asked to give

this number in any C22 related communication you may have with

Sigicom.

2. Product Description

2.1. Keypad

A six-button keypad is placed on the right-hand side of the unit.

Display ON / Exit / Cancel / Display OFF

Up / Increase

Down / Decrease

Monitoring start/stop

Communication status

Menu / Enter / Acknowledge / Activate

For more information about operation of the graphical user interface, see

chapter 5 Operation.

Note! The LED indicator (the green circle in the picture above) is

only used at firmware upgrade.

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