Capetti Elettronica WineCap WSD12-4VW User manual

WSD12-4VW

User Manual

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1. Description.

The WSD12-4VW is a datalogger with 4 input channels to acquire, Frequency and Temperature on vibrating wires (extensometers,

piezometers, crack meters), with storage functionality of samples acquired.

Configurable using jumpers for:

4 vibrating wires (frequency)

3 vibrating wires (frequency) and 1 temperature

2 vibrating wires (frequency) and 2 temperatures

The desired configuration must be issued during the enrolling process.

The datalogger can be reconfigured changing the jumper’s position and performing a new enroll.

Picture 1 - Product Image

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2. Configuration and transducer’s connection layout.

The four channels available on the datalogger can be set using jumpers (J1, J2, J3) according to operating needs as follows:

-4 vibrating wires inputs (frequency) Jumper on J1

-3 vibrating wires inputs (frequency) and 1 NTC input (temperature) Jumper on J2

-2 vibrating wires inputs (frequency) and 2 NTC inputs (temperature) Jumper on J3 [default]

Connections between datalogger input and transducer output must respect the following table:

Procedure to modify input configuration:

move the jumper to select the desired configuration (refer to the table)

issue to datalogger the “FACTORY RESET” command (5 flashes + 5 flashes)

proceed to a new enroll between datalogger and basestation (3 flashes)

Picture 2 - Jumper configuration and connection layout

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3. Device preset and use mode.

a. Wireless Mode:

No setup operation is needed. Typically the system is configured from factory so the device is already associated to the system

basestation. The device is in STANDBY mode (refer to Picture 6 - Status table - Radio signal quality) for which is necessary to start it

with the TEST command (refer to Installation procedure.).

Otherwise, in case the device is in FACTORY RESET mode (refer to Picture 6 - Status table - Radio signal quality), that means it's ready

for connecting to an existing system, in order to associate it, make reference to the “WineCap System - User Manual R29”software

manual. Is necessary to use the "WineCapManager" software on the PC connected to the basestation that will be coupled with

the device.

b. USB Logger Mode:

For this operation mode, stand-alone with data downloads through USB, the connection with the PC and the

“WineCapManager” running on it is necessary in order to modify the device 's operation mode. The sampling interval must be

set with the device in "STAND-ALONE" (refer to Stand-alone USB datalogger installation.) mode and automatically, the device 's clock

is aligned with the PC's clock, in order to assure the temporal reference of the sample.

Sampling operations start may be selected disconnecting the USB cable or giving the proper command with the magnetic key.

(refer to Stand-alone USB datalogger installation.). More details on device 's connection/disconnection through the USB cable are

available on the WineCap System - User Manual R29 manual.

c. On field transition from USB to Wireless datalogger:

This transition is practicable in field, during the sampling period, using the wireless network association command. When the

association is done, the datalogger becomes a wireless datalogger and, besides sending new measures to the basestation,

starts a download process towards the same basestation of the measures acquired during the stand alone period (refer to

Picture 7 - Stand-alone datalogger status).

Picture 3 - Device positioning

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4. Wireless device user interface.

The user interface consists of a “virtual” button that can be activated using the WineCapKey and of a two-coloured led.

To give a command, user must approach the WineCapKey to the device’s sensible area and keep it in that position.; the following

picture (Picture 4 - WineCapKey positioning) shows device’s sensible points.

Picture 4 - WineCapKey positioning

LED

WineCapKey

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The following COMMAND table describes the available commands:

Flash count

Command

Description

1 flash

STATUS

Shows the device STATUS. As answer the led perform a flash sequence as

reported in the “STATUS” table. If the device is performing the TEST (refer to TEST

command) this command stops it.

2 flashes

TEST

Enter in TEST mode and transmits status and measurements every 5 seconds. If

the device is in STANDBY mode or it is out of radio range, this command forces

the connection procedure to the WSN and the return to the operative mode. The

TEST stops after 120 seconds. During TEST the led continuously shows the

STATUS to monitor the received radio signal quality.

CAUTION: Measures acquired during TEST phase are NOT saved.

3 flashes

ENROLL

Association to the network: must be used when the device has not yet been

included in a network, starts the entry and association procedure to the

basestation (refer to “WineCap System - User Manual R29”).

4 flashes

+ 4 flashes

STANDBY

Temporary device deactivation: the device is stopped. The sampling process and

the radio are/is turned off losing the connection to the network. To reactivate, a

TEST command is necessary. The STANDBY command must be given twice to

confirm it: at the first sequence the led flashes alternating RED and GREEN lights,

waiting for the second confirm sequence within 15 seconds. At the command

execution the led flashes as the STANDBY status (refer to “WIRELESS MODE STATUS

Table”).

5 flashes

+ 5 flashes

FACTORY

RESET

The device performs the memory deleting procedure and goes in STOP status. All

samples, configuration and wireless network data associated are LOST. To

reactivate the device a new association and configuration procedure is necessary

(ENROLL command). Also in this case, the FACTORY RESET command must be given

twice to confirm it. At the command execution the led flashes as the

“PROBE/DATALOGGER NOT ASSOCIATED” status refer to “WIRELESS MODE STATUS

Table”).

5 flashes

+ 3 flashes

LOGGER

NO WSN

As the previous command but performs only the WSN deleting procedure and

disassociate from the basestation. The device enter in LOGGER STAND ALONE

mode: data are kept and the sampling activity CONTINUES with previous setup.

Command must be given with 2 sequences: 5 flashes and then 3 flashes. At the

command execution wait for the device reboot. At the STATUS command,

“LOGGER” will be the answer (refer to “STAND-ALONE MODE STATUS Table”). A new

association (ENROLL command) is possible to a new basestation.

Picture 5 - Commands table

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5. Enrolling the device.

Not necessary if performed in factory before delivery.

Enroll the device to the network referring to the “WineCap System - User Manual R29”. In case the device is already enrolled but in

STANDBY status, a TEST command must be issued (refer to Picture 5 - Commands table).

6. Installation procedure.

After installing the basestation in appropriate place in charge, (refer to “WineCap System - User Manual R29”), be sure that the device is

enrolled to the basestation and activated.

Head for the environment to be monitored. On the way, to check the quality of the radio coverage, use the "Field Measurer"

function.

This function is activated issuing the TEST (refer to Picture 5 - Commands table)command: position the WineCapKey in the spot

indicated in Picture 4 - WineCapKey positioning and wait for two AMBER flashes, then remove the WineCapKey from device. The

"Field Measurer" function lasts enabled for two minutes.

To issue commands to the device, place the WineCapKey where indicated.

Once the WineCapKey is detected, the led periodically emits AMBER flashes with a 2 seconds cadence.

For each flash, a different command is associated; to confirm the command the WineCapKey must be removed from the sensible

area immediately after the number of flashes corresponding at the desired command. The TEST corresponds to the second pulse

and activate the "Field Measurer" function.

The device will give back the radio signal quality through led flashes:

WIRELESS MODE STATUS Table

Flash count - Wireless mode

Status/Radio signal quality

5 green flashes

Excellent

4 green flashes

Good

3 green flashes

Fair

2 amber flashes

Sufficient

1 red flash

Insufficient

1 red flash 2” long

OUT OF RANGE

Network searching

2 red flashes 2” long

STANDBY

Short-long-short red

flashes series

FACTORY RESET

Device not enrolled

Optimize reception selecting the best position: small movements can help.

If the signal is absent or insufficient at the install point, a WR12 router should be put between (refer to “WineCap System - User Manual

R29”). The WR12 router itself must be located in a position where the signal level is at least sufficient.

The network will reconfigure itself automatically; the signal will be good again when the device synchronizes with the WR12 router.

The link will not be reconfigured until completely lost by the device. Because of this, in some cases it could be necessary to force

the operation. In such cases, put the device in STANDBY mode, then run the TEST again (refer to “WineCap System - User Manual R29”).

NOTE: The display equipped datalogger (WD04T) is recommended, to verify the signal quality during devices installation.

Picture 6 - Status table - Radio signal quality

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7. Stand-alone USB datalogger installation.

Install the datalogger in appropriate place.

If the sampling process has not yet been activated you can start it through the WineCapKey.

Bring it closer to the sensitive point, wait for 2 flashes (TEST) (refer to Picture 5 - Commands table) and remove. The datalogger begins

sampling according to your settings through your PC.

Through the WineCapKey is possible to ask for the current status, bring it close to the datalogger for 1 flash (STATE) and remove it.

STAND-ALONE MODE STATUS Table:

Flash count - Stand-alone mode

STATUS

1 green flash 2 seconds long

ACTIVE

2 red flashes 2 seconds long

STANDBY

Sequence of red flashes: short, 2

seconds long, short

FACTORY RESET

INVALID datalogger clock!

PC connection required

8. Shutting off/Reactivating the device.

If the device is shut off and left unused for a long time, you can issue the STANDBY command (refer to Picture 5 - Commands table). Its

corresponds to the command number 4 and must be issued twice to confirm the operation.

Position the WineCapKey in the spot indicated in Picture 4 - WineCapKey positioning and wait for four AMBER flashes, then remove

the WineCapKey from device.

Verify that the device asks for confirmation of STANDBY command with alternate GREEN/RED flashing, then position again the

WineCapKey and wait for four flashes again. The device will confirm the STANDBY status lighting the RED led for 2 seconds twice.

To reactivate the device the TEST command must be issued.

Picture 7 - Stand-alone datalogger status

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9. Technical Information.

Power supply

8.5A/h - 3.6V type “C” lithium internal battery

Battery life (*)

Up to 4years

(samples every 60 minutes and radio signal quality at least sufficient and 4

vibrating wires)

Measures acquired (4 input channels

Frequency

Temperature

Sampling interval (*)

Selectable from one minute to 24 hours (60 minutes default)

Datalogger capacity

64,000 samples (for each channel)

Working temperature

Operative: -30°C ÷ +60°C

Warehousing: -40°C ÷ +70°C

Radio frequency

ISM 868MHz

Radio coverage

Up to 6Km in line of sight

(can be extended using WR12 battery powered routers)

Sealing

IP65

Dimensions

90x160x50mm

Weight

450g

Case material

ABS

Mounting

Fix on 4 points

Connections

Wireless USB

Cable external diameter

4.7mm maximum

Copper wire section

0.05 ÷ 2.5mm² / ÷ 14 AWG

Frequency - Transducer type

Vibrating Wire

Frequency - Excitation range

500 ÷ 4,000Hz

Frequency - Oscillator accuracy

± 50ppm

Frequency - Measure resolution

0.1µs / 0.1Hz

Temperature - Transducer type

NTC3KΩ

Temperature - Measure range

-20°C ÷ +70°C

Temperature - Measure accuracy

0.25°C a 25°C

Temperature - Measure resolution

0.01°C

2VW-2NTC configuration (Default) (***)

Two frequencies and two temperatures

3VW-1NTC configuration (***)

Three frequencies and one temperature

4VW configuration (***)

Four frequencies

* battery life may be influenced by fieldwork conditions, sampling/measuring interval and system configuration.

** radio coverage reachable using up to 32 WR12 routers (maximum 16 for each path) between the device and the basestation.

*** refer to selected transducer’s documentation. Setup DIP switches in proper way.

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10. Mechanical dimensions.

Picture 8 - Mechanical dimensions

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11. Reference standards.

EN 61010 -1

For electromagnetic compatibility

EN 61000 - 3 - 2

EN 61000 - 3 - 3

EN 300 220 -2

EN 301 489 - 03

EN 61000 - 6 -1

This symbol indicates that this product is compliant with the European Directive 2011/65/CE that restricts

the use of substances in the manufacturing of electronic devices.

The “WEEE” logo on the label indicates that this product is compliant with the "WEEE" EC Directive.This

symbol (valid only in the European Union countries) indicates that the product it is applied to, MUST NOT

be discarded with ordinary household or industrial waste, but must be sent to an authorized reception

point. The end user should contact the device provider, either the manufacturer or the reseller, in order to

agree a collection and disposal process, after having checked the terms and conditions of sale.

The features shown may be subject to change without notice.

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