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spYdaq Hardware

Manual.

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Contents

Contents.................................................................................................................... 2

1Document History.............................................................................................. 4

2Introduction........................................................................................................ 5

3Receiving............................................................................................................ 5

3.1

Transmitters.......................................................................................................... 5

3.2

Base-station .......................................................................................................... 5

3.3

Flow Chart ............................................................................................................. 6

4Transmitter Set-up............................................................................................. 7

4.1

Setting the device address................................................................................... 7

4.2

Setting the Channel Frequency ........................................................................... 8

4.3

Setting the Transmission Rate............................................................................. 9

The transmission rate determines how often the transmitter takes a measurement

reading and transmits it to the base-station. Most application run on a 10minute

transmit rate which give a battery life in excess of 7 years. Shorter transmit rates

significantly reduce battery life. ..................................................................................... 9

4.4

Selecting an Appropriate Sensor......................................................................... 9

4.5

Connecting the sensor ....................................................................................... 10

4.6

Positioning the Transmitters.............................................................................. 11

5PC Software...................................................................................................... 11

5.1

General ................................................................................................................ 11

5.2

Installing the spY-config software..................................................................... 11

6Modbus Masters .............................................................................................. 11

7The Base-station.............................................................................................. 12

7.1

Connecting the Base-station.............................................................................. 12

7.2

Optional Auxiliary Power Supply....................................................................... 13

7.3

Wiring the Alarm Connector............................................................................... 14

7.4

Configuration the Base-station.......................................................................... 15

First Use ........................................................................................................................................16

Find Base-station ..........................................................................................................................17

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Synchronise Clock ........................................................................................................................ 17

Configure.......................................................................................................................................18

Top Left-System Information......................................................................................................... 18

Bottom Left-General Settings........................................................................................................18

Temperature Units ....................................................................................................................18

Calibration Interval ....................................................................................................................18

Frequency Channel...................................................................................................................19

Menu Type ................................................................................................................................19

Top Right-Alarm Parameters ........................................................................................................19

System Descriptor.....................................................................................................................19

Top Right – Alarm Settings ...........................................................................................................19

Alarm Latching ..........................................................................................................................19

Audible Annunciation ................................................................................................................19

Transmitter late after .................................................................................................................19

Handle late as ...........................................................................................................................19

Handle Low Bat as ....................................................................................................................20

Bottom Right-Communications Parameters..................................................................................20

IEEE Format..............................................................................................................................20

Security .........................................................................................................................................21

Diagnostics....................................................................................................................................22

Basic..........................................................................................................................................22

Advanced ..................................................................................................................................22

Transmitter Configuration..............................................................................................................24

General......................................................................................................................................24

Internal Temperature.................................................................................................................24

Humidity ....................................................................................................................................25

Universal Input ..........................................................................................................................25

Antenna Diversity ..........................................................................................................................25

7.5

Base-Station Controls ........................................................................................ 25

7.6

Base-Station Runtime Screens .......................................................................... 26

Basic Menu....................................................................................................................................26

8MODBUS RTU Registers ................................................................................. 28

9Trouble Shooting ............................................................................................. 29

10 Specifications ............................................................................................... 31

10.1

spYdaq Radio Transmitters............................................................................ 31

General..........................................................................................................................................31

10.2

Basestation...................................................................................................... 32

General..........................................................................................................................................32

11 Signal Strength............................................................................................. 33

12 Glossary of Terms........................................................................................ 34

13 System Notes................................................................................................ 35

14 Channel Mapping Template......................................................................... 36

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1 Document History.

Version Comments

SIG-1227-01-02 Initial Release.

SIG-1227-01-03 Released 27 September 2011

Reading and Alarm block information added.

SIG-1227-01-04 Released 30 November 2011

Added information on Signal Strength

Corrected Signal strength table in section 9,

Basic Diagnostics.

SIG-1227-01-05 Released 08 August 2013

•Add 4 channel information

•Swap switch tables around to LSB first.

SIG-1227-01-06 Added section 11 (Signal Strength)

SIG-1227-01-07 Release 07/06/2017

Changed made for Mk2 Transmitter

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2 Introduction

Congratulations, you have just purchased an advanced radio data logging system. The

following guide takes you through the setting up procedure to enable you to get your

system up and running.

The system comprises of a number of radio transmitters, each with their own address,

which measure various parameters and transmit them to a base station where they are

received, checked for validity and alarms. The parameters are displayed on the local

LCD display and passed either via a serial MODBUS connection to a PC running

appropriate software, or via the mobile phone network (GPRS) to a host website.

There are two frequency channels so that up to two systems can operate side by side.

This manual is only concerned with the MODBUS version.

3 Receiving

Check the box for obvious signs of damage. Is the outer box appears damaged please

do not accept delivery.

Assuming that the system has arrived in good condition then carefully unpack the various

items and check that they are what were ordered.

3.1 Transmitters

If they have been ordered complete with sensors then the sensors should already be

connected and so all that is necessary is to set the address, select the frequency

channel and connect the batteries.

3.2 Base-station

The base-station comes with two standard aerials, a serial interface cable, a USB

interface cable and a power supply with interchangeable plugs. It is necessary to

connect the cables and pre-configure the base-station to enable it to work with the

transmitters

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3.3 Flow Chart

Unpack & Check

Contents

Install the

spY-Config

software.

Check the sensors

are attached

correctl

Turn ON the

transmitter using the

ON/OFF Switch

Connect USB cable to

transmitter and check

configuration using

spYconfig

Connect all cables to

Basestation

Configure

Base-station using

spY-Config Software

Install

spYmonitor-Local

Configure data-base

using

spYmonitor-Config

Ensure spYmonitor

Collector is running,

and autostarts when

PC is rebooted.

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4 Transmitter Set-up

4.1 Setting the device address

Each Base-station can accommodate up to 16 transmitters and each

transmitter can have up to three channels. Temperature, Humidit and

Universal, providing a theoretical maximum of 48 measured points per

s stem. All transmitters use the same PCB but not all of the transmitters

allow access to all three channels. Consult the individual transmitter

specifications for details.

Before setting the device addresses it is advisable to complete the Channel

Map. Each transmitter is then assigned to a particular area and function. Store the

Channel Map is a safe place for future reference.

Below is a screen shot of the transmitter configuration screen in the spY-

Config application (V1.0.22 or higher required).

Note: Each transmitter must have its own unique address or conflicts will arise

giving false readings. Transmitters must be enabled in the Basestation using the

spYconfig software. Signals arriving at the Basestation which have not been

enabled within the Base-station configuration will be ignored.

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4.2 Setting the Channel Frequency

Each transmitter can operate on one of four different licence free frequencies. The

channel is selected using the transmitter USB connection and changing the setting

under RF Output>Channel.

Standard Transmitter.

Transmitters with a SPYDAQ-100x prefix.

Channel 433 Band

A 433.55 MHz

B 434.29 MHz

C 433.25 MHz

D 433.92 MHz

Special Order Transmitters.

Transmitters with a SPYDAQ-110x prefix.

Channel 868 Band

A 866.00 MHz

B 867.00 MHz

C 866.33 MHz

D 866.67 MHz

Transmitters with a SPYDAQ-120x prefix.

Channel 915 Band

A 914.50 MHz

B 915.50 MHz

C 922.00 MHz

D 923.00 MHz

Note: whatever frequency is selected for transmission, ALL TRANSMITTERS

MUST BE SET TO THE SAME FREQUENCY and THIS MUST MATCH THE

FREQUENCY SELECTED IN THE BASE-STATION. If the user is using a SPYDAQ

HPR (High Power Repeater) the transmitter frequency channel may differ to the

Base-Station channel due to the repeaters operation.

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4.3 Setting the Transmission Rate

The transmission rate determines how often the transmitter takes a

measurement reading and transmits it to the base-station. Most application run

on a 10minute transmit rate which give a battery life in excess of 7 years.

Shorter transmit rates significantly reduce battery life.

Transmit Rates 20 Second*60 Minute 10 Minutes

(default)

30 Minutes

*This mode to be used for setup and commissioning only.

The transmit rate must be the same as the rate set up in the Basestation. Setting

different transmit rates on the transmitter compared to the Base-station will

result in a mis-match error and late alarms/warning.

4.4 Selecting an Appropriate Sensor

Where the transmitter is designed to accept a ‘Universal’ input, it can be one of a

number of different types which are selected as follows:

Available Settings

OFF (Channel Disabled)

RTD/Switch

Thermocouple

0-10 V

0-20 mA

RH Temp *

*RH Temp only available with transmitters fitted with Remote RH

Note: It is important that whatever sensor is selected here is matched by the

configuration of the Base-station. Transmitter signals arriving at the Basestation

with an incorrect configuration will be rejected (See Mismatch error). Please

note that many of the sensors supplied have been pre-configured and need no

further attention.

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4.5 Connecting the sensor

Having selected an appropriate sensor it then needs to be wired into the PCB as

follows:

Note 1.

4 to 20mA input has an internal impedance of approx 120ohms. The impedance stated

includes the resistance of a series current limiting PTC.

The maximum voltage drop across the spYdaq input is 3V @ 25mA.

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