Itron 100WA AMR transceiver device for utility meters User Manual
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Water Solutions 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide TDC-0909-001 Identification 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide 11/23/2010 TDC-0909-001 Copyright © 2010 Itron, Inc. All rights reserved. Confidentiality Notice The information contained herein is proprietary and confidential and provided subject to the condition that (i) it is held in confidence except to the extent required otherwise by law and (ii) it is used only for the purposes described herein. Any third party given access to this information is similarly bound in writing. Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: • This device may not cause harmful interference. • This device must accept any interference that may cause undesirable operation. This device must be permanently mounted such that it retains a distance of 20 centimeters (7.9 inches) from all persons in order to comply with FCC RF exposure levels. Compliance Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. Operation is subject to the following conditions: • This device may not cause interference. • This device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Compliance Statement This equipment complies with policies RSS-210 and RSS-GEN of the Industry Canada rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Modifications and Repairs To ensure system performance, this device and antenna shall not be changed or modified without the expressed approval of Itron. Any unauthorized modification will void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Trademark Notice Itron is a registered trademark of Itron, Inc. All other product names and logos in this documentation are used for identification purposes only and may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Warning To prevent ignition of flammable or combustible atmospheres, disconnect power before servicing. Warning Follow these procedures to avoid injury to yourself or others: •The lithium battery may cause a fire or chemical burn if it is not disposed of properly. • Do not recharge, disassemble, heat above 100° Celsius (212° Fahrenheit), crush, expose to water, or incinerate the lithium battery. Fire, explosion, and severe burn hazard. • Keep the lithium battery away from children. • Replace the lithium battery only with batteries meeting Itron specifications. Any other battery may cause a fire or explosion. Warning This unit cannot be modified and is not repairable. Modification of this device could cause non-compliance with FCC rules. Attempts to modify this device will void the warranty. Warning Substitution of components may impair intrinsic safety. Transportation Classification The Federal Aviation Administration prohibits operating transmitters and receivers on all commercial aircraft. When powered, endpoints are considered operating transmitters and receivers and cannot be shipped by air. All product returns must be shipped by ground transportation to Itron. Suggestions If you have comments or suggestions on how we may improve this documentation, send them to TechnicalCommunicationsManager@itron.com If you have questions or comments about the software or hardware product, contact Itron Technical Support: Contact Internet: www.itron.com E-mail: support@itron.com Phone: 800 635 8725 Contents Chapter 1 Before You Begin ........................................................................................ 1 Document Conventions .......................................................................................................................1 Document Purpose ..............................................................................................................................1 How This Document is Organized .......................................................................................................2 Related Documents .............................................................................................................................2 Chapter 2 About the 100W Endpoint........................................................................... 3 100W and 100WP Models..................................................................................................................4 Battery Life ..........................................................................................................................................4 100W and 100WP Transmission Modes ............................................................................................4 100W Operating Modes ......................................................................................................................5 100WP Operating Modes ...................................................................................................................5 Chapter 3 Connecting, Initializing, and Programming .............................................. 7 Initializing the 100W ............................................................................................................................7 Connecting to a Meter Register Using the Inline Connector ...............................................................7 Connecting to a Meter Register Using a Cable ...................................................................................7 Connecting the 100WP to a Remote Meter Register .........................................................................9 Using an Extension Cable ...................................................................................................................9 Verifying Operation of the 100W Endpoint ..........................................................................................9 Chapter 4 Installing the 100W Endpoint ................................................................... 10 100W Endpoint Accessories .............................................................................................................10 100W Endpoints with Integral Connectors .......................................................................................10 Rod Mount Installation .......................................................................................................................11 Required Tools and Hardware ................................................................................................12 Wall Mount Installation ......................................................................................................................15 Required Tools and Hardware ................................................................................................15 Base Mount Installation .....................................................................................................................17 Required Base Mounting Tools and Hardware .......................................................................17 Shelf Mount Installation .....................................................................................................................18 Required Tools and Hardware ................................................................................................18 Through Lid mount ............................................................................................................................20 Required Tools and Hardware ................................................................................................20 Installing in a New Lid .............................................................................................................23 Optional Leak Sensor Installation .....................................................................................................24 Required Equipment ...............................................................................................................24 Pipe Preparation ...........................................................................................................27 Optional Remote Antenna Installation ...............................................................................................30 Mounting the Remote Antenna..........................................................................................................31 TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential iii Contents Appendix A Using an Inline Connector .................................................................... 33 Appendix B Using Gel Cap Connectors ................................................................... 35 Appendix C Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 38 Index ............................................................................................................................. 39 TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential iv CHAPTER 1 Before You Begin Document Conventions Convention Itron product part numbers are noted in parentheses. Example To install the endpoint (ERW-1300-XXX), do the following steps. Hypertext links are in blue. See the Copyright Page for identification information. Note A Note indicates neutral or positive information that stresses or supplements important points of the main text. A note supplies information that may apply only in special cases. Caution A Caution advises users that failure to take or avoid a specified action could result in a loss of data. Warning A Warning advises users that failure to take or avoid a specified action could result in physical harm to the user or the hardware. Document Purpose This document provides the installation instructions for the 100W and 100WP endpoints. Mounting options for 100W endpoints include rod mount, wall mount, through-lid (remote antenna), and shelf mount installation. The 100W and 100RP are available with the following configurations: Integral connector 5-foot open-end cable 20-inch open-end cable An optional Itron Leak Sensor is available for all three configurations to provide leak monitoring capability. 100W Endpoint configurations provide an easy interface to several register types. The 20-inch cable variant allows meter manufacturers to mount the endpoint directly to their respective meter registers before delivery to the installer. Caution Installing an integrated 100W endpoint and meter register in a water pit box reduces the endpoint's RF signal distance significantly. If read reliability is a problem, install a remote antenna or select a new installation method. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential Before You Begin How This Document is Organized This document is organized into the following chapters: Chapter 1. Before You Begin Description Information about this publication 2. About the 100W and 100WP Endpoint Overview of 100W and 100WP endpoint installation. 3. Connecting, Initializing, and Programming Instructions to initialize the 100W endpoint, connect the endpoint to the water meter, and program the 100WP. 4. Installing the 100W and 100WP Endpoint Step-by-step endpoint installation instructions for: Rod mount Wall mount Base mount Shelf mount (kit CFG-1300-001) Through lid mount Optional Leak Sensor installation Remote antenna installation (CFG-0900-001) Appendix A Using an Inline Connector Instructions for installing an inline connector. Appendix B Using Gel Cap Connectors Instructions for installing gel cap connectors. Appendix C Troubleshooting Tips for troubleshooting 100W and 100WP operation. Related Documents Document Description Itron Part Number Field Deployment Manager Endpoint Tools Mobile Application Guide TDC-0934-XXX 900 MHz Belt-Clip Radio User's Guide TDC-0889-XXX FC300 Getting Started Guide TDC-0898-XXX FC200 Series Getting Started Guide TDC-0598-XXX Water Endpoint Ordering Guide PUB-0063-001 Water Meter Compatibility List PUB-0063-002 mlogonline™ Network Leak Monitoring System User Guide TDC-0792-XXX Note: XXX designates the document revision and is subject to change without notice. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 2 About the 100W and 100WP Endpoint The 100W Endpoints are high-power radio frequency automatic meter reading (AMR) devices that attach to water registers to collect consumption usage and tamper data the endpoint then transmits to a data collection device. The endpoint operates in both bubble-up mode and two-way modes. The 100W Endpoints ship in Factory Mode. The endpoints acquire and transmit meter register data within one hour following register connection. The endpoint transfers meter data immediately if the unit is initialized with a handheld computer during installation (see Initializing the 100W on page 7). Caution Failure to initialize the endpoint may delay the initial reading up to 1 hour. The 100W endpoint will default to a consumption value of 0 if the endpoint is not programmed with Itron's Field Deployment Manager (FDM). The 100W Endpoint supports protocols for a variety of meter manufacturer's registers. Refer to the Water Meter Compatibility List (PUB-0063-002), for the list of supported meters and registers. 100W Endpoints feature the following capabilities: Leak Detection and Reverse Flow Detection. 100W endpoints feature the same robust features as Itron's 60 series water endpoints to provide Leak Detection and Reverse Flow Detection. For more information about Leak Detection and Reverse Flow Detection, see the Itron white paper Detecting Leaks and Reverse Flow with 60 Series Endpoints https://extranetkc.itron.com/Water%20Endpoints/Detecting%20Leaks%20and%20Reverse%20Flow%20with%2060%20 Series%20Endpoints.pdf. Communication Error Indicators. Last Good Read. The cable is cut. Note Last Good Read may be an indicator of a damaged register. Extended Cut Cable. The Last Good Read flag was set in the last 24 hours (Fixed Network [FN] mode) or the last 40 days (Mobile Mode). TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential About the 100W and 100WP Endpoint 100W and 100WP Models 100W and 100WP Endpoint Description Itron Part Number 100W Encoder, integral connector ERW-1300-101 100W Encoder with Leak Sensor, integral connector ERW-1300-102 100W Encoder, 5-foot cable ERW-1300-103 100W Encoder with Leak Sensor, 5-foot cable ERW-1300-104 100W Encoder, 20-inch cable ERW-1300-105 100W Encoder with Leak Sensor, 20-inch cable ERW-1300-106 100WP Pulser, integral connector ERW-1300-107 100WP Pulser with Leak Sensor, integral connector ERW-1300-108 100WP Pulser, 5-foot cable ERW-1300-109 100WP Pulser with Leak Sensor, 5-foot cable ERW-1300-110 100WP Pulser, 20-inch cable ERW-1300-111 100WP Pulser with Leak Sensor, 20-inch cable ERW-1300-112 Battery Life Powered by two non-replaceable, long-life lithium batteries, the 100W has an expected battery life of 20 years when the endpoint operates in default Mobile or Fixed Network Operating mode. If the 100W endpoint is programmed for Hard to Read Mobile Mode, the battery life is reduced to 13 years. To proactively indicate the battery has reached a <10% useful battery life, a Low Battery flag is set to indicate impending battery failure. Battery life is 15 years for the 100WP-R when endpoint cable lengths exceed 150 feet. 100W and 100WP Transmission Modes The 100W Endpoint can be set to transmit in Fixed Network, Mobile High Power, Mobile and Handheld, or Hard to Read Mobile and Handheld Mode. Fixed Network Mode. The 100W water endpoint transmits a high-powered NIM RF message every five minutes and a contingency SCM RF message every minute. Mobile and Handheld Mode. The 100W water endpoint transmits a medium-powered SCM RF message every 9 seconds. (Optional) Mobile High Power Mode. The 100W water endpoint transmits a high-powered SCM RF message every 60 seconds. (Optional) Hard to Read Mobile and Handheld Mode. The 100W water endpoint transmits a highpowered SCM RF message every 30 seconds. The Hard to Read Mobile and Handheld Mode should only be used for exceptionally hard-to-read applications. Note The battery life is significantly affected in Hard to Read Mobile and Handheld Mode. The 900 MHz Remote Antenna can be used to increase reading range. An FCC license is not required to read 100W Endpoint. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential About the 100W and 100WP Endpoint 100W Operating Modes 1. Factory Mode 100Ws are shipped from the factory in Factory Mode. The endpoint's transmitter is turned off. The endpoint's receiver is bubbling-up to listen for a programming command. 100W encoder models will attempt to read the register every hour. Last good read and cut tamper flags may be set when a register is not connected. If the 100W reads a connected register, the endpoint automatically moves to Run Mode (100W only). 2. Run Mode 100W normal operation mode. The 100W transmitted message is dependent on its factory settings for standard consumption messages (SCM) or network interval message (NIM). For SCM, the 100W default bubble-up rate is 9 seconds. For NIM, the 100W default bubble-up rate is five minutes. When the endpoint is set for NIM, the 100W transmits a contingency SCM message every minute. NIM mode is configured by programming FN mode with a programming device. 100WP Operating Modes The 100WP has three standard operating modes. 1. Factory Mode 100WP s are shipped from the factory in Factory Mode. The endpoint's transmitter is turned off. The endpoint's receiver is bubbling-up to listen for a programming command. 100WP encoder models will attempt to read the register every hour. Last good read and cut tamper flags may be set when a register is not connected. If the 100WP reads a connected register, the endpoint automatically moves to Run Mode and defaults to a zero consumption. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential About the 100W and 100WP Endpoint 2. Run Mode 100WP’s normal operation mode. The 100W transmitted message is dependent on its factory settings for standard consumption messages (SCM) or network interval message (NIM). For SCM, the 100WP default bubble-up rate is 9 seconds. For NIM, the 100WP default bubble-up rate is five minutes. When the endpoint is set for NIM, the 100WP transmits a contingency SCM message every minute. NIM mode is configured by programming NIM mode with a programming device. 3. Quiet Mode OEMs can configure the endpoint for quiet mode after programming and direct mounting the 100WP-R in a factory. An endpoint is awakened from quiet mode and enters Run Mode in one of two ways: o Counting two pulses. The pulses are counted internal to the 100WP-R while it is in quiet mode. o Receiving a two-way command, such as a Read ERT using FDM. If an endpoint installed in quiet mode is not bubbling up SCM or NIM messages, it may be due to zero consumption on the endpoint, such as a vacant or vacation home. Initiate a two-way command (for example, perform a Read ERT with FDM) before removing the unit. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential CHAPTER 3 Initializing, Connecting, and Programming This chapter provides the instructions to connect the 100W or 100WP endpoint, to initialize the 100W endpoint, connect the endpoint to the meter register, and program the 100WP endpoint. The 100W initializes immediately when the endpoint is programmed with an approved handheld computer or the endpoint recognizes the meter register and activates itself after connection to a register. Caution To obtain an immediate reading, initialize the 100W with an approved handheld computer. Failure to initialize the endpoint may delay the initial reading up to 1 hour. Initializing the 100W To initialize the 100W immediately, use one of the following handheld computers running Field Deployment Manager (FDM) version 1.0 or later. FC200SR handheld computer (Itron part number FC2-0005-004 or FC2-0006-004) FC300 with SRead For normal activation, connect the 100W to the water meter register. The endpoint polls for a register every hour. After a register is detected, the 100W automatically activates. Connecting to a Meter Register Using the Inline Connector The inline connector system easily allows a separation of the endpoint and meter register and provides for general maintenance or system troubleshooting (see Using an Inline Connector on page 33). Connecting to a Meter Register Using a Cable The 100W endpoint may be connected to the water meter register using the 5-foot or 20-inch cable. Caution The wire terminations must be properly sealed with a non-conductive gel material to prevent water intrusion (otherwise, this configuration should not be used in a pit box environment). Itron recommends the 5-foot cable configuration for OEM users only. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential Initializing, Connecting, and Programming To connect the 100W to the register Connect the 100W wires to the register screw terminals according to the following table. 100W wire color Red (data) Black (power/clock) White (ground) Register screw terminal Register Manufacturer Elster AMCO Invision Elster AMCO Scancoder Elster AMCO evoQ4 (Q4000) Hersey Translator Badger ADE Sensus ECR Sensus ICE Metron Farnier Itron (Actaris) Coder ProRead Performance ETR Severn Trent SM700 SmartMeter (Sensus Protocol) Caution The wire should wrap one complete revolution around the register screw. Completely tighten register screws and verify wire insulation is not under the screw terminal heads or intermittent electrical connection may occur. You must use a moisture-proof sealant if the meter is used outdoors or in any environment where moisture can collect on the screw terminals. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential Initializing, Connecting, and Programming Connecting the 100WP to a Remote Meter Register Connect the 100WP wires to the register screw terminals according to the following table. 100WP Connections 100WP wire color Red (signal) Register Manufacturer Elster Digital Itron (Actaris) Cyble Sensor (2wire) Black (common) White (tamper) Register screw color designator BLK GRN Either wire Remaining wire must be connected to both endpoint wires Badger RTR BLK Green/bare Elster V100 BLK Blue BLK Bare Sensus PMM Connect the endpoint to the cable using gel-cap connectors (see Using Gel Cap Connectors on page 35). Using an Extension Cable Order the 25-foot inline connector extension cable assembly (CFG-0151-401) to extend the 100W with the inline connector. Verifying Operation of the 100W Endpoint Use one of the following handheld computers to verify consumption: FC200SR handheld computer (Itron part number FC2-0005-004 or FC2-0006-004) FC300 with SRead Notes Each handheld radio requires special setup and configuration parameters to successfully read and program 100W products. Refer to the respective meter reading application for specific instructions. When comparing the actual register value to that reported by the 100W endpoint, please keep in mind the endpoint's consumption value is updated once an hour when it is in Run Mode. Caution Do not use ReadOne Pro, FS2PN, FS3PN, or FC200 readers to read the 100W or 100WP endpoint. These readers do not keep their receivers on long enough or at the right frequency to reliably capture an endpoint transmission. TDC-0909-001 100W and 100WP Pit Datalogging Water Endpoint Installation Guide Proprietary and Confidential
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