HWM Water 485 EchoChirp AMR Transmitter User Manual User guide 1

HWM-Water Ltd EchoChirp AMR Transmitter User guide 1

User guide 1

 Encoder Transmier 485-035-V2 485-039-V2 485-036-V3 485-045-V3 FCC ID: RUZ-485 Part number : MAN-485-0023-C                     If further support or assistance is required, please contact FCS  Technical Support on 1-800-531-5465 or e-mail support@uidconservaon.com WARNING: - LITHIUM BATTERIES  If baeries are exposed - do not short circuit, re-charge, puncture, incinerate, crush, immerse, force discharge or expose to temperatures above the declared operang temperature range of the product.  Risk of re or explosion.  These baeries are sealed units which are not   hazardous when used according to the recommendaons of the manufacturer. 2. CONNECTIONS  The Encoder Transmier has a 4-core cable for connecng a water meter or Permalog+. The table below shows the connecons for some common meters.   Encoder Transmier Sensus  Badger  Hersey-Meters  Hersey/Muller  Neptune  Permalog+  Wire Colour Funcon Black Ground Black Screen Screen Black Green Black Yellow Power/Clock Red Black Black Red Black Red Red Data Green Red Red Green Red Green Blue Not used       ENCODER TRANSMITTER QUICK START GUIDE This guide covers only the most basic operaons including connecons and commissioning.  1. INTRODUCTION The Encoder Transmier can read the data and idencaon informaon from water meters using the Sensus or Neptune protocols, or from a Permalog+ leak detector.  The reading interval is factory set to 1, 5, 10 or 15 minutes. Every me the data is read the meter reading or leak informaon is transmied via the VHF radio.  Aer every 96 readings (24 hours at 15 mins) two supplementary messages are transmied with  idencaon  informaon,  including  the  meter’s  serial  number.  These  supplementary messages can also be triggered via a magnet during commissioning or servicing.
3. INSTALLATION The opmum operang temperature is between –10°C and +40°C.  We cannot         guarantee the maximum life; therefore it is recommended to keep within the opmum        operaon temperature range for maximum baery performance.  Operang in extreme    environmental condions will degrade the life-me of the baery.  V2 CASE (GREY WEDGE) For maximum transmission range the transmier should be mounted upright so that the antenna is vercal, and should be kept clear of obstrucons, parcularly metallic       surfaces. Mounng brackets are available to t the cavity in the rear of the transmier.  PIT CASE (BLUE WITH MAGNETIC MOUNT) The transmier is intended to be ed to the underside of a pit lid using the magnet on the top of the case. Plasc lids will require a metal plate to be ed to the lid. 4. OPERATION The reading interval of the Encoder Transmier is factory set to 1, 5, 10 or 15 minutes. Every me the data is read the meter reading or leak informaon is transmied via the VHF radio.  Aer every 96 readings (24 hours at 15 mins) two supplementary messages are transmied with  idencaon  informaon,  including  the  meter’s  serial  number.  These  supplementary messages can also be triggered via a reed switch during commissioning or servicing.  The reed switch is located under the bar code of the label and can be triggered by swiping a magnet across this area. This will cause three messages to be transmied approximately 2 seconds apart. This can be veried using an RF scanner tuned to the transmission frequency. When transming a burst or blip can be heard. FCC WARNING STATEMENT  This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operaon is subject to the following two condions:   (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and   (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operaon.   This  equipment  complies  with  FCC  radiaon  exposure  limits  set  forth  for  an  uncontrolled environment.  End  users  must  follow  the  specic  operang  instrucons  for  sasfying  RF exposure  compliance.  This  transmier  must  not  be  co-located  or  operang  in  conjuncon with any other antenna or transmier.   Changes  or  modicaons  not  expressly  approved  by  the  party  responsible  for  compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment 5. COMMISSIONING The transmier serial number should be noted along with the corresponding water meter or Permalog+ number, and the site locaon.  When the water meter or Permalog+ is rst connected or changed during servicing, the transmier’s reed switch should be triggered to iniate a data read and transmission of the data and supplementary messages, which include important idencaon informaon.  DATAGATE CONFIGURATION If the transmier is to be used with DataGate then it must be congured with the water meter’s or Permalog+’s serial number rather than that of the transmier.  Water Meter: Select RTL  Encoder Transmier for the logger type. The mobile number must be of the format 4420829XXXXXXXX where XXXXXXXX is the meter’s serial number. If the serial number is shorter than 8 digits then le pad it with 0’s so that the total length is 15 digits.  Permalog+: Select Permalog for the logger type. The mobile number must be of the format  4406400XXXXXXXX where XXXXXXXX is the Permalog+’s serial number. The total length must be 15 digits.

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