Aquatel D110 User manual

MULTI TANK CAPABLE MODEL D110

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Wireless Level Monitor

Aquatel NZ Ltd

P.O.Box 225 Orewa 0931, New Zealand

www.aquatel.co.nz

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•Temperature range : -10 to +60°C (14 to 140°F)

•Individually Security coded sets

•Approval : AS/NZS 4268:2003 1:2005

•Housing : ABS Plastic

•Circuit Boards : ROHS compliant

•Radio frequency 920Mhz FHSS & Fixed 860Mhz Eurpoe

DISPLAY UNIT

•External Power Jack (Use Aquatel certified

power pack. Part No. AQPP6)

6V DC

•¼ Wave Whip Antenna

•92mm W x 73mm D x 50mm H

(3 5/8”W x 2 7/8”D x 2”H)

TANK UNIT

•Use on any non-flammable fluid

(water, diesel, septic)

•¼ Wave Whip Antenna

•135mm diameter x 80mm H

(5 3/8”D x 3 1/8”H)

•Detection Range 0.1m to 4m (4”–13’)

300m*

(1,000’)

Multi-Tank Level Monitor

D110

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The D110 is a versatile product that not only

allows remote monitoring of multiple tanks/

cistern fluid levels, it also allows you to set

high and low level alarms to a height you

wish to be notified at.

The D110 is a Wireless tank/cistern fluid level monitor that is capable of remotely

monitoring up to 6 tanks from the one Display unit. Each D110 system comes with one

Display and a single Tank Unit. To monitor more than one tank/cistern, additional T110

Tank Units can be purchased and paired with your Display Unit. It is recommended

that you fully read this installation manual prior to installing your D110 system.

If you have any questions, please do contact us prior to use.

Main features and benefits:

. Fully wireless remote tank/cistern monitoring

. Easy to read blue backlit LCD display

. Monitor up to 6 tanks from the one Display

. Adjustable air gap allows for mounting in tank/cistern riser

. Adjustable High and Low level alarms

. Non contact to fluid

How it works:

The Tank Unit is mounted on the top surface of the tank or on the inside top surface

of an underground cistern and uses ultrasonic signals to detect the fluid levels inside.

This is then wirelessly transmitted back to the Display Unit to give you up to date fluid

level information. The system will warn you of any triggered High or Low fluid level

alarm via the Display Unit.

. Easy to install and setup

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Installing Tank Unit

1Choose location for Tank Unit on the top of the tank or cistern, close to an

inspection hatch is best in case you need to adjust the sensor cone.

✔Ideal. Mount within

reach of access hole

For plastic tanks use the supplied screws to attach the Tank Unit to the tank.

For metal tanks first drill 3mm or ¼" holes, and then fasten using the screws.

For concrete tanks drill 6mm or ¼" holes, insert the supplied plastic plugs and then

fasten using the screws. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Do not over tighten screws when

fastening to tank unit to the tank top, as this may cause the housing to split.

✘

Antenna should be

mounted on the

opposite side

✘

Transducer is not

pointing at the

surface of the water

500m line of sight

M107

✔

✔✔Water will not enter

antenna hole

✔Transducer is parallel

to water

2Drill a 50mm (2”) hole in tank.

For thick concrete tanks make

a 75mm (3”) hole.

3Measure the depth of

tank to the base (or to the

water outlet). Write this

measurement down.

Insert Tank Unit in hole and

rotate so tank antenna is on

the lower side (to prevent

water entering unit). Ensure

that the transducer cone

underneath is pointing

directly at the surface of the

water.

For tanks less than 1500mm (5’) it’s best to deep mount unit in center of tank

Installation

✘Incorrect. Mount unit

away from ribbed walls

to prevent signal

reflection off walls

✔Correct. For buried

tanks mount unit in

center of lid, or on

bracket mounted in riser

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Setting up Tank Unit

5RemovecapfromTankUnitbyturningcounter-clockwiseandinsertbatteries.

CheckthattheTankUnitispairedwiththeDisplayUnitonceyouhaveitpowered

up.YoucanchecksignalstrengthbetweenunitsontheDisplayUnit,therewillbe

asignalstrengthbargraphmeteratthetoprightoftheLCDscreen,rangingfrom

1to4bars.

Test Mode

WhensettingupyourTankUnit,youcansettheTankUnitintoTestModeviathe

displaysothatitsendsanewreadingevery8seconds.WheninTestMode,theTank

Unit’sTestModeLEDwillbeON(seepicturebelow).WhenoutofTestModetheLED

willbeOFF.TestModecanbeturnedonoroffviathe“Systemsetup”then“TankUnit

Setup”thenselect“ConfigureTankUnit”,scrolltothe“UpdateInterval”andselect

TestMode.Onceyouhaveestablishthatthesystemsrangeisokyoucanthensetan

updateintervalthatsuits.ThelongertheUpdateIntervalthelongertheTankUnit’s

batterieswilllast,forexample,whensettoupdateeveryminutethebatterieswilllast

about2months,updatingevery10minutes20monthsandupdatingevery20minutes

40months.

Reset Button

TheD110TankUnitcomesfactorypairedtotheDisplayUnit.IftheTankUnit’sreset

buttonispushedyouwillneedtore-pairittotheDisplayUnit.See“PairingTankUnit”

below.

Pairing Tank Unit

TopairanewT110orexistingTankUnitenterthe“SystemSetup”byholdingthemenu

buttondownfor3seconds,thenselect“TankUnitSetup”andselect“Addnewtank”

youmustwithin10secondspushtheresetbuttonontheTankUnitoryouwillneed

torepeattheprocess.OnceithasfoundthenewTankUnit,scrollthroughthesetup

options.AtanyonetimetheremustalwaysbeonetankunitpairedwiththeD110

Display,IfyouareonlyusingtheoneTankUnit,thenyouwillneedtore-pairitbefore

youcandeletetheoldTankUnitlocation.Forfurtherinformationsee 11 .

Lid

Twistcounter-

clockwisetoremove

TankUnit

Antenna

Socket

HeatShield

Pullofftoremove

ResetButton

Antenna

SensorCore

TestModeLED

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Ensuring Maximum Range

8The D110 uses short range radio communications and works better with less

obstructions between Aquatel units. The more obstructions there are, the lower

the transmission range you will be able to achieve. For example, locating the

Display Unit by a window will give stronger communication signals than if it is

behind a concrete or metal wall. If you need to increase your radio signal strength

there are two antenna upgarde options available for purchase, the AQ930

Omni Booster Antenna giving up to 600m/2000' range LOS (line of sight) and the

AQ920-7 Yagi (Directional) Booster Antenna to give maximum working range

of up to 10km / 6 miles line of sight when used both ends. It is important to

follow all instructions and take good care when mounting antennas, this will

help to reduce risk of personal injury and provide the best working performance

of your new Aquatel Wireless Fluid Level Monitoring system. Detailed Antenna

mounting instructions can be downloaded from our webiste www.aquatel.co.nz.

Set Depth. For the D110 to determine the correct fluid levels, the depth of the

tank/cistern from 3must be input on the Display Unit via the “Tank unit Setup

Menu”, to access this menu see 10 .

7Setting the Air Gap. Go to the

“Tank Unit Setup Menu”(refer to 10 ) ,

once you enter this menu scroll

through to the “Air Gap”and

then using the arrow up and arrow

down buttons, select the required

air gap.

*Air gap: Distance between where

tank unit is installed and the maximum

fluid level)

100mm (min) –1000mm (max)

3.93”(min) –39.37”(max)

Air Gap*

–5– –6–

Multi-Ta nk Level Monitor

D110

Display

Insert4xAAbatteries

inbaseofunit

PowerPack6VoltsDC

300mAorhigher

Centerpinpositive

UpButton

MenuButton

Selectoption.

DownButton

Silencealarm

Setting up Display Unit

9Insertbatteriesintothe

DisplayUnit.Thedisplay

willturnonshowingthe

startupmessageandthen

thestandardinformation

screenshownoverleaf.

Note: Display Unit can

alternatively be powered by the

6V DC Power Pack, Part No.

AQPP6 supplied with your D110

system.

Water

Current time

Tank number selected

(Up to 6 tanks max)

Tank Unit icon, temperature

Signal strength between units

If the Display Unit is not connected to a Tank Unit or is out of range, you will get the

message “Disconnected” on the screen when you have selected that tank. If you need to re-

pair a Tank Unit, see

You can pair up to 6 Tank Units to the one D110 Display Unit. Paired Tank Units are shown

along the top and given a number from 1,2,3,4,5 or 6. You can also select a fluid name for

each to help identify which tank/cistern you are monitoring. See

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Add new tank

Remove tank

Configure tank unit

Exit

System Setup

10  ProgrammingoftheD110systemisdoneviatheDisplayUnit“SystemSetup”

 menu.Toenterthe“SystemSetup”,holdthemenubuttondownfor3seconds

 untilyouseethe“SystemSetup”screen.

Note:

Changes made in Display Unit are not instantly transmitted to the Tank Unit. The Tank Unit

will only update at the next scheduled reading interval. To force an update remove the Tank Unit

lid and press the reset button.

Setclockandchangehowlongthedisplaystayson

Add,delete&renameTankUnits,Adjustalarmlevelsetc

AdjustTankUnitupdateinterval,turnreadingbeepson/

offetc

Display

Tank Unit Setup

System

Exit

DISPLAY

HereyoucanchangethelanguagetoeitherEnglishtoFrench,adjusttheclocktobe

either12or24hr,adjusthowlongyouwantthedisplaytostayonafteranybuttonis

pushedandselectthetemperatureeitherFahrenheitorCelsius.

Tank Unit Setup

11  ToaddanewTankUnitsimplyselectthe

“Addanewtank”bypressingthemenu

buttonwhenhighlighted.Youwillbeasked

topushtheresetbuttonoftheTankUnit,

thisallowstheDisplaytoseetheTankUnits

systemIDandyouwillthenbeprompted

toselectanamefortheTankUnityouare

pairingwiththeDisplayUnit.

 AsyoucontinuetosetuptheTankUnityouwillbeaskedtosettheHighandLow

levelalarmpoints,tankdepthasmeasuredin 3,thetopairgapdistance(for

furtherinformationonhowtosetupthetopairgap,see 7andwhetheryouwish

theTankUnittobeinTestModeornot.TestModeishelpfulwhensettingupthe

systemtocheckthecommunicationrangebetweentheDisplayandTankUnits.

PleaseensurethatyoutakeoutofTestModeonceyouhavecheckedtherange.If

leftinTestMode,thebatteriesintheTankUnitwillrunflatafter4-5days.

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Tank Unit Setup - continued

To remove a Tank Unit, select Remove tank and select which tank unit you wish

to remove. Please note that at least one Tank Unit must always be paired with

the Display, you will need to add a new Tank Unit before you can remove the last

one. You can configure any Tank Unit paired with the Display Unit by selecting

“Configure tank unit”, here you will be able to change the name, move to another

position, change the alarm levels, top air gap etc.

System

Measurement Interval

You can adjust the update interval from 1-30

minutes on each Tank Unit paired, this is

helpful if you need more frequent updates on

smaller tanks/cisterns or less frequent updates

on a larger tank/cistern you are monitoring.

The longer the update interval the longer the

batteries will last in the Tank Unit.

Note:

- When the Tank Unit is in Test mode the level

information updates every 8 seconds

- When out of Test mode the Tank Unit will update at the next scheduled reading interval.

To force an update immediately, remove the Tank Unit lid and press the reset button.

Measurement Interval

Reading Beeps

Lock Unit

Factory Reset

Exit

System Settings

READING BEEPS: When set to ON the Display Unit beeps when a new reading is received,

reading beeps can be turned off under the System Settings menu.

LOCK UNIT

(For Aquatel authorised installers only):

System installers can lock the unit

to prevent tampering and changes to alarm level settings. (Changes can still be made to the

clock and measurement interval)

Note: Only Aquatel authorised installers are able to obtain unlock codes from the login section of

the Aquatel website.

FACTORY RESET: Reset all settings to factory defaults.

Note: The unit can not be reset if the unit is locked.

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DisplayUnitBeeps

TheDisplayUnitwillbeeptoadviseyouofanevent,oralertyoutosomethingthat

needsyourattention.

H–representsahightoneM–representsamediumtoneL–representsalowtone

LH– AvalidreadinghasbeenreceivedfromtheTankUnit.

(ThisbeepcanbeturnedoffinSettings.)

HHL–DisplayUnitreads ,therearenosignalstrengthbarsandthe

TankUniticondisplays .DisplayUnitcannotcommunicatewithTankUnit.

CheckbatteriesinTankUnit.MoveDisplayUnitclosertoTankUnit.

Alarms

AlarmsdisplayontheDisplayUnitscreenandsoundeverysixsecondsforoneminute.

Tosilencethealarmpressthemenu button–theDisplayUnitwillbeep(HL)to

acknowledge.Theninvestigatethecauseoftheproblemsuchasweakcommunication

signal,lowbatterylevel?

H L Tankiconshows andTankUnittemperature

shows .(asshowninimage).Thereisnocommunication

withTankUnit.

H L Tankiconshows ,bothTankUnittemperature

andsignalstrengtharedisplayed.TankUnitcan

communicatewithControlUnitbutcannotdetect

avalidlevel.

BatteryiconbesideDisplayUnitorTankUnitsignal

strengthicon.Batterylevelslow–replacebatteries.

High Level Alarm

L M H

Fluidlevelisabove'High

Level'setting.(Thisalarmis

automaticallyclearedwhen

theliquidleveldrops3%

lowerthanthe'HighLevel'

setting.)

Low Level Alarm

H M L

Fluidlevelisbelow

‘LowLevel’setting.

(Thisalarmisautomatically

clearedwhentheliquidlevel

rises3%higherthanthe

‘LowLevel’setting.)

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