Aegis DataCell D User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

DataCell D

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Congratulations on your purchase of an Aegis Pty Ltd DataCell.

We are sure you will be satisfied with its performance and reliability. Please

read these instructions carefully before using your DataCell and refer to

these notes from time to time to ensure you are always familiar with its

operation.

Safety Warning

• This product contains pri ary lithiu battery cells.

• Any use of the product contrary to that described in this user

anual ay present risk of personal injury, high

te peratures, fire or explosion and will void any perfor ance

specifications of the product.

• Do not open, da age, puncture, incinerate, or expose to

te peratures above 55°C.

• Transport and dispose of in accordance with anufacturer

instructions and local regulations.

• Do not use this product if it is da aged in any way.

Aegis Pty Ltd can also supply many instruments for a number of applications

to support installation and maintenance of cabling for the telecommunications,

Data and Electrical industries.

If you re uire further information on any of these instruments, please contact

us by way of the phone, fax or e-mail.

200 Rooks Road, Ver ont, Victoria 3133 AUSTRALIA

TELEPHONE: (03) 8872 6666 FACSIMILE: (03) 8872 6678

International Prefix +613

Email: sales@aegis.net.au

WEB: www.aegis.net.au

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Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................. 4

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

2.1. Mounting ........................................................................................................... 4

2.2. Bottom Panel Layout ........................................................................................ 4

2.3. Input connections.............................................................................................. 5

3. WORKING WITH A DATACELL D ...................................................................... 6

3.1. Exiting Hibernation............................................................................................ 6

3.2. Waking the DataCell D ..................................................................................... 6

3.3. Communicating with a DataCell D .................................................................... 7

3.4. LED indications................................................................................................. 7

4. CARE AND MAINTENANCE................................................................................ 7

4.1. Warranty ........................................................................................................... 7

4.2. Maintenance and Servicing............................................................................... 7

4.3. Cleaning............................................................................................................ 7

5. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... 8

5.1. Inputs ................................................................................................................ 8

5.2. Communications ............................................................................................... 8

5.3. Logging ............................................................................................................. 8

5.4. Electrical ........................................................................................................... 8

5.5. Physical ............................................................................................................ 8

5.6. Environmental................................................................................................... 8

5.7. Applicable Standards........................................................................................ 8

5.8. Standard Accessories....................................................................................... 9

5.9. Optional Accessories ........................................................................................ 9

6. OTHER PRODUCTS IN THE DATACELL RANGE ........................................... 10

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1. INTRODUCTION

The DataCell D has been designed to give you reliable and accurate data logging of

metering and industrial processes in all environments. Commissioning and data

collection is done locally via the DataCell’s optical port using the Infrared Cable (IRC)

and a notebook PC.

Once installed, the DataCell D should continue to operate without further adjustment

for the expected life of its batteries. Typical operation parameters can be changed by

using the Infra Red Cable and the Connect software suite. This software is available

via internet download from the resources page at www.DataCell.co or by contacting

Aegis.

2. INSTALLATION

2.1. Mounting

The DataCell D is designed to be mounted in an upright position. Select a suitable

mounting location, considering operational issues such as clearances from objects

that may cause physical damage to the unit. Mount the supplied bracket using an

appropriate fixing mechanism ensuring the product is mounted securely and cannot

be dislodged. Fasten the product in place by fixing the supplied screws through the

bracket and into the bracket mounting holes as shown in Fig 2.2.

2.2. Botto Panel Layout

Key to Fig 2.2

1. Input 1 programmable input.

2. Input 2 programmable input with protective cap.

3. Input 3 programmable input with protective cap.

4. Input 4 programmable input with protective cap.

5. IRC Receptacle: Infrared communications port.

6. Bracket mounting holes.

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2.3. Input connections

There are four sockets on the bottom of the DataCell D. These are the inputs for the

DataCell data logger to connect to various sensors. Three inputs will have a cap

covering the input sockets to protect them from damage when not in use, see fig 2.2.

The connections for the input sockets at the bottom of the unit are as follows:

R: Return (internal Ground)

L: Line

T: Tamper

See figure 2.3 below, for details of a typical connection to a water meter ‘switch type’

(reed switch) sensor. The sensor cable outer diameter must be between 4.5 – 6.5mm.

Figure 2.3 Typical water eter sensor connections

METER

Input R

Ta per

Input L

Tamper

Input R

Input L

Notch

Sensor Cable

Tamper

Input R

Input L

Rear View of Plug

Gasket

Clamp Ring

Seal EPDM

Sealing Nut

Plug

One of four Input

sockets on the

base of unit

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3. WORKING WITH A DATACELL D

3.1. Exiting Hibernation

To allow transport and storage of the DataCell D, without concern of generating unnecessary logging

activity, the unit is placed into hibernation prior to leaving the factory. To exit hibernation hold the

DataCell D in a position whereby you can view the activity of the LED’s within the infrared

communications port and follow the following steps:-

1. Hold the magnet in the location shown in figure 3.2.1 and observe that the Yellow LED is lit. Keep

the magnet in place for approximately 10 seconds until the Orange LED illuminates.

2. Upon illumination of the orange LED remove the magnet from its position and hold it away from the

DataCell for a period of approximately 10 seconds, at the completion of which the Red LED will

illuminate.

3. Return the magnet to the original position; soon a Green LED will flash at which time you should

swipe the unit three (3) times, by moving the magnet left to right across the label as shown in figure

3.2.1. This will temporarily cause the LED’s to shut down before returning to the high power state

with both the Green and Orange LED’s Illuminated.

3.2. Waking the DataCell D

Once the DataCell D has exited Hibernation it can be woken by using the swipe magnet as follows:-

Using the Swipe Magnet from the IRC Starter Kit, swipe the magnet over the side of the unit directly in

line with the IRC port using a downward swiping action, see fig 3.2.1.

Figure 3.2.1 Waking the DataCell D

Swipe Magnet

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3.3. Co unicating with a DataCell D

To communicate with the DataCell D you must use the Connect software suite. Configuration changes

may only be made locally via the Infrared cable. All information and instructions regarding the

configuration, set up and data collection of the DataCell D can be found in the Connect User Guide

which is available online at www.datacell.co.

3.4. LED indications

LED’s are provided to give the user an indication of what activity the DataCell is undertaking at any given

time. These LED’s are visible via the infrared communications port and have various activity states as

described below:-

Both LED’s OFF. Unit in low power or sleep mode.

Green OFF, Orange ON. Logging disabled, Unit in High power mode.

Green On, Orange ON. Logging enabled, Unit in High power mode.

4. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

4.1. Warranty

The DataCell D is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 12 months

from the date of purchase as per the standard Aegis terms and conditions of Warranty. For purposes of

warranty repair or replacement, the user is re uired to return the defective item together with proof of

purchase to AEGIS at the address given in this section below. Aegis is not responsible for any incidental

or conse uential damages resulting from the breach of any express or implied warranty including

damage to property and to the extent permitted by law damages for personal injury. Aegis does not

assume liability or responsibility for any loss or damage resulting from the use of this device.

4.2. Maintenance and Servicing

The DataCell D contains no user-serviceable parts and any damaged or failed instruments should be

returned to the manufacturer for repair. Such units should be cleaned, suitably packaged, and

transported in accordance with local regulations to:

Aegis Pty Ltd.

200 Rooks Rd, Ver ont, Victoria, Australia, 3133

The sender’s name and return address must be supplied, together with a description of the fault.

If different from the return address, an invoicing address should also be given.

4.3. Cleaning

Warning: Potential electrostatic charging hazard.

Only wipe product with a damp cloth.

Do not wipe with solvent.

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5. SPECIFICATIONS

5.1. Inputs

Up to 4 unpowered floating Voltage free inputs.

Short cable mode: - Max input cable length 4 metres

Long cable mode: - Max input cable length 10 metres

5.2. Co unications

Serial: Infrared interface

5.3. Logging

Memory: 2 million records

Alarms: Low or Zero usage in a period

High usage in a period

Return of state

Tamper detection

Clock: Real time with time and date stamp

5.4. Electrical

Inputs: Maximum output current 270µA DC @ 2.7V DC

Power Source: 1 x primary lithium battery cell (3.6V@14AH)

Battery Life: Typically 10 years at 1 channel, 5 minute logging

5.5. Physical

Dimensions 88mmØ x 170mm

Weight 470 grams

5.6. Environ ental

IP Rating: IEC 529 (1989): IP68

AS 1939-1990: IP68

Temperature:

Operating Temperature: -20°C to +55°C

Storage Temperature: Preferably not exceeding 30ºC

Pressure: 80 kPa to 110 kPa

5.7. Applicable Standards

IEC 529 (1989): IP68

AS 1939-1990: IP68

C-Tick

Manufactured under a Quality System complying to ISO9001 (QEC Lic.5948)

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5.8. Standard Accessories

Accessory Qty Part No

Bracket 1 CZ21269

Screws 4 M4X20 PAN HD XR S/S

M12 Male Inline Plug 1 CZ21512

Cap M12 3 CZ21511

5.9. Optional Accessories

Accessory Qty Part No

IRC Starter Kit USB 1 CZ21036

M12 Male Inline Plug 4 CZ21512

Cap M12 4 CZ21511

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6. OTHER PRODUCTS IN THE DATACELL RANGE

DataCell Atx

The top of the range DataCell Atx provides monitoring and recording of analogue and

digital signals. E uipped with 4 fully programmable inputs and two-way GSM/GPRS

communications the highly flexible DataCell Atx is the cornerstone of any remote

monitoring and reporting application.

DataCell Rtx

Widely used in utility metering and industrial logging and alarming applications, the

DataCell Rtx was the first unit of the DataCell range to deliver superior features such

as two-way communications for remote programming and live time updates. With a

storage capacity of 2 million records, the always reliable DataCell Rtx delivers “set and

forget” monitoring in all environments.

DataCell Rtx Ex

Independently certified for IEC Ex Zone 0 applications, the DataCell Rtx Ex delivers all

of the features of a standard Rtx with the additional benefit of being certified for

installation within hazardous zones without the need for additional and expensive

protective barriers.

DataCell GPS

Specifically developed for customers looking to track the time date and location where

water tankers extract from hydrants, the DataCell GPS delivers GPS location data with

pin point accuracy.

DataCell L

Intrinsically safe for use in sewers the DataCell L provides early warning of rising

levels in sewer and other level monitoring applications. Optioned with 2 or 3 floats the

DataCell L is designed to give sufficient warning of a surge before an expensive clean

up is re uired.

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