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SC414 Cellular Dialer
SC
User Manual
Date: 2013-09-02
Suite 2, Level1; 12 Waterloo Road
Macquarie Park NSW 2113 Australia
(ACN 054 993 529)
Phone
+61 2 8877 6060
Fax
+61 2 8877 6099
Document: ML000043 rev 3
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Disclaimer
All material contained in this docume
ment is furnished pursuant to the terms and conditionss of
o a duly executed Product
Licence ("Licence") and/or a duly exe
executed Agreement to Purchase or Lease Equipmentt ("Agreement")
("
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executed Non-Disclosure Agreeme
ent (“NDA”). All terms, conditions, warranties, unde
dertakings, inducements or
representations, whether express, im
implied, statutory or otherwise, relating in any way to
o tthe products the subject of
the Licence and/or the Agreement an
and/or the NDA are excluded, other than:
1.
terms, conditions or warranties expressly
provided for in the Licence and/or the Agreem
ement and/or the NDA; and
2.
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im
by any Act of Parliament which may not be excl
xcluded
provided that the liability of Silicon
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or warranty shall,
subject to the Licence and/or Agreem
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following:
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e goods or the supply of the equivalent goods;
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s;
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ods; or
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osts of having the goods repaired; and
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s:
(i)
the supplying of the ser
ervices again; or
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ost of having the services supplied again.
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ility to any person in respect
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co
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ly o
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ned in this document or any other material furnished purs
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ce with the laws, rules and
regulations of the jurisdictions in which
wh
the material is used. The material contained within
is subject to change
without notice and Silicon Controls P
Pty Ltd may issue revised documents containing any such
su changes.
Change History
Revision
Date
2009-12-02
Desc
escription of Change
Prepared By
Approved By
Rele
elease for FCC Certification
JH
MN
2013-08-07
Revi
evised corporate address.
Adde
ded RF Exposure information
JH
MN
2013-09-02
Clari
larified model numbering in
resp
sponse to TCB query.
JH
MN
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1
OVERVIEW
1.1
GASLOG System
The GASLOG System is a tele
lemetry system designed to provide continuouss monitoring of gas tank
installations. Tank level, meter reading,
re
and other status information is transferred
red from the remote site to
the enterprise database according
ing to a defined reporting schedule.
Sites communicate with a Server
er using the mobile telephone network (GSM/GPR
PRS or CDMA, depending
on model). The Server stores the site information in an industry standard SQL database
that can easily
be integrated into other processe
ses in the supply chain.
The GASLOG system is highlyy scalable
and capable of handling hundreds off th
thousands of customers,
sites and tanks.
GASLOG System Architecture
1.2
GASLOG Model Numbe
bering
SC414anrst – Cellular Dialer
a=
n=
A = ANZ (IECEx)
B = EEC (ATEX)
6 = 868Mhz Long
ng Range Type 2
C = USA (AEx)
7 = 916Mhz Lon
Long Range Type 2
3 = GSM 900/1800
4 = GSM 850/1900
5 = GSM 850/900/1800/1900
6 = GSM + UMTS/HSPA
SPA
7 = 1xRTT CDMA
8 = 1xRTT + EVDO CDMA
r=
s=
1 = 2 x Universal Input (3V)
1 = 2G GSM Type 1
2 = 2G GSM Type 2
4 = 1xRTT CDMA Type
pe 1
5 = 1xRTT + EVDO CDMA Type 1
3 = 3G GSM Type 1
t=
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1.3
GASLOG Site Equipmen
ent
Each GASLOG cellular site consi
sists of two primary components:
SC414 Cellular Dialer. Connectss to sensors and performs data logging and Serve
rver communications via a
cellular network.
Sensor(s). Senders provide loca
cally wired tank level information for the SC414 Cel
ellular Dialer.
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2
SC414 CELLULAR
AR DIALER INSTALLATION
NOTE: This product should only
ly be
b installed by qualified personnel.
2.1
Overview
The SC414 Cellular Dialer is spec
pecifically designed to mount on LP-Gas tanks and
d connect to existing tank
float gauges, eliminating the need
ne
for expensive intrinsic safety barriers and
d w
wiring to the tank. The
SC414 periodically communicate
ates with the GASLOG Server via a cellular netw
twork, transferring all the
recorded tank level and gas usag
age data to the Server.
2.2
Location
The location of the Dialer is a prim
rime consideration.
Not close to pipes, metalwork or
o other solid obstacles (other than the body off the
th tank upon which it is
mounted).
ible.
As high off the ground as possib
The location should minimise the chance of the Dialer being subject to physicall sh
shock or vibration.
NOTE:
2.3
The cellular netwo
ork signal strength is often improved by moun
unting the Dialer higher
or further away from m
metal objects.
Install Sender(s)
The Dialer comes with a mount
nting bracket attached to ease fixing of the Diale
ialer in place. Detach the
bracket using an SC663A Remov
oval Tool.
Detaching the mounting bracket
The underside of the Dialer conta
tains two Field Sensor interface connectors and the
th battery compartment.
Plug the cable from the Senderr to one of the Field connectors.
2.4
Activation
To install the Dialer the SC414 n
needs to be manually activated from its normal power
po
down state. This is
done using the SC664A Activatio
tion Tool. The activation point is on the side of the
e case near the LEDs, as
shown in the figure below. When
n the Activation Tool is sensed by the SC414 the red
re LED will illuminate.
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SC664A Activa
ivation Tool
SC414 Activation
The SC414 will retrieve its operat
rational parameters from the GASLOG database du
during its initial activation.
Configuration parameters are ver
erified by the GASLOG database and may be que
ueried using the GASLOG
Explorer or EAGLE software tools
ols.
2.5
Mounting a Dialer to a Tank
(Adhesive Method)
Re-attach the mounting brackett to the Dialer.
Turn the Dialer upside down and
d apply adhesive to its base.
The mounting bracket has
ha a defined channel
moulded in, along which
ich adhesive may be
dispensed.
Turn the Dialer upright and press
ss it lightly down onto the tank surface.
Maintain the Dialer in position unt
ntil the adhesive cures
2.6
Mounting a Dialer (Scre
rew Method)
NOTE: Do not screw into a tank!
The mounting bracket incorporat
rates moulded features, in the form of bosses and
nd break-out holes, to aid
the location of mounting screws.
Choose a self tapping screw appr
propriate for the material that the structure is made
de from.
Hold the mounting bracket agains
inst the locating surface and, screw through the bre
reak-out hole and into the
structure.
With the bracket secured in plac
lace, attach the Dialer by locating the bracket’s latching
la
features into the
SC414 case and pressing the SC
C414 onto the bracket until the latch audibly “clicks
cks” into place.
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3
MAINTAINING THE
HE SC414 CELLULAR DIALER
3.1
Inspection and Cleaning
ing
The following should be inspected
ted every time the tank is filled:
Housing is clean and has no cra
racks or significant abrasions
Mounting plate is securely fasten
tened to the mounting surface
Outer sheath of the sensor cable
ble(s) are not damaged
Sensor(s) and Meter(s) are prop
operly fitted and fixed in place
WARNING: Potential electrosta
tatic charging hazard:
Clean housing with damp cloth
h only
to avoid static discharge
Do not use solvents
3.2
Battery Replacement
If the battery needs replacemen
ent, it must only be replaced with an approved ce
cell type. Contact Silicon
Controls for approved battery sp
specifications (refer to document SP000017). Refer
Re
to Silicon Controls’
publication TN00007 for the batte
ttery replacement procedure.
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4
FCC PART 15 COM
OMPLIANCE
GASLOG equipment has been tested
ted and found to comply with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Ru
Operation is
subject to the following two condition
ions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interfer
ference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference
ce received, including interference that may cause
eu
undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and
nd found to comply with the limits for a Class B digi
igital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limi
imits are designed to provide reasonable protection
on against harmful
interference in a residential installatio
ation.
GASLOG equipment generates, use
ses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the installation manual,
may cause harmful interference with radio
io communications.
However, there is no guarantee that
at interference will not occur in a particular installati
lation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to
o radio
or television reception, which can be determ
rmined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user mayy try to correct the interference by one or more off th
the following:
o Reorient or relocate the receiv
eiving antenna of the radio or television.
o Increase the separation betwe
ween the equipment and the receiver.
o Connect the equipment onto
oa
an outlet on a different branch circuit than that off the
t receiver.
o Consult the dealer or an exper
perienced radio/TV technician.
The user may find the following book
oklet helpful:
o How to Identify and Resolve
e Radio-TV
Interference Problems
This booklet is available from the US Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.. 2
20402.
WARNING: changes or modifications
ons to GASLOG equipment not expressly approved
ed by Silicon Controls
could void the user's authority to ope
perate the equipment.
4.1
RF Exposure Informatio
tion
This device meets the government’ss requirements for exposure to radio waves.
This device is designed and manufa
factured not to exceed the emission limits for expo
posure to radio frequency
(RF) energy set by the Federal Com
mmunications Commission of the U.S. Governmen
ent.
This device complies with FCC radia
diation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled
de
environment. In order to
avoid the possibility of exceeding the FCC radio frequency exposure limits, human pro
proximity to the antenna
shall not be less than 20cm (8 inches
hes) during normal operation.
The antenna(s) used for this transmi
mitter must not be co-located or operating in conjun
junction with any other
antenna or transmitter.
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