EndSightManual_9_03_2013
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1. 81 225610 Google HTMI server Update Close 6 Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR RadioGate Figure 14 is a picture of the RadioGate data collector with the cover removed In location 1 there are three LED s Green will be illuminated when power is supplied Red will pulse and is the heartbeat of the RadioGate Yellow will be illuminated as data is being received Location 2 is the jumper J3 used when switching between dynamic and static IP addresses Location 3 is the connection for the internet cable This is only used on the primary RadioGates sending the data to the head end computer Location 4 is the power connection for 120 277 Location 5 is the mini USB connection which is used to program the RadioGate with the computer Figure 14 I3lPage Vision Metering AM COMPAR 3010028165 Setup Clicking on this link opens the page shown below in Figure 15 Here is where maintaining control of the RadioGates in the field is accomplished This is used for the RadioGates that have direct access to the internet Other RadioGates in the field share information collect data and retransmit data to the primary RadioGates with internet connections which send the information to the head end computer This window provides access to add remove or edit RadioGates When adding a RadioGate to the system click the Add button and a window that looks like the one in Figure 16 opens Th2. have been imported into the database As shown below the meter listed has been imported and additionally this meter has been assigned to a customer On the far right of each customer meter listed is the options button When clicking this button the options screen shown in Figure 43 opens Figure 42 Options X Here in the options screen the user may set the maximum current for the selected meter and also Max Current 0 operate the cutoff switch in the meter After selecting the max current and clicking the send button the Send message Max current allowed is saved will be displayed The max current setting has been sent to the meter When selecting switch operation On or Off the message Switch operation is saved will be displayed The command to change the switch setting has been sent to the meter Switch Operation OFF 35IPage Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Reports By clicking the Reports link on the banner the dropdown menu containing Preferences and Create Report becomes visible This is shown below in Figure 42 By clicking Preferences the screen shown in Figure 43 becomes visible From here the user may select which fields are to be present in the created report After selecting the desired criteria click the Update button to save selections By clicking on Create Report a window like the one shown in Figure 44 appears If multiple RadioGates with IP addr
3. kWh E of this manual Total Energy Phase kih Total Energy Phase B kWh Total Energy Phase C kWh Total Full Energy Phase v mA Total Full Energy Phase B v m Total Full Energy Phase C v mA voltage Phase A V voltage Phase B V voltage Phase C V Current Phase 4 4 Current Phase B 4 Current Phase C Voltage current Angle Voltage current Angle B Voltage current Angle C Received Signal Strength 23 Page Modbus Protocol Tester is diagnostic purposes and ane 104 10 194l Read Data IP Adress EM Ia Lele Port 505 accessing data in a manual fon Metering AM AURTIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY 208 104 19 154 Port current Angle rent Angle C Figure 29 24 Page VISION Metering AM COMPA Figure 30 RadioGate Configuration Before placing the RadioGate in the field it must be connected to the computer via mini USB and programmed properly Check the COM port number and settings Windows has assigned The COM port must be correctly identified 1n EndSight Under the Administration tab click RadioGate Config and the screen pictured below in Figure 31 will be visible The COM Port will automatically be selected and shown in that field Click the Connect button to communicate directly to the RadioGate It is important for the user to determine if the RadioGate will be set up as a data collector or as a repeater r
4. Size Desktop setup exe 1 23 2013 10 10 AM Application Jp Downloads El setupi msi 1 23 2013 10 10 AM Windows Installer P 1 892 KB Recent Places s Dropbox Libraries l Mari manke Figure 1 Double click this file and the setup process will begin Follow the prompts during the process and when setup is complete click the finish button Open the program by clicking on the newly created shortcut icon located on the desktop The main screen is shown below in Figure 2 When the program opens the user will be prompted to login 4 Page VISION Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR The default login for Supervisor is 1 The login settings will be covered beginning on page 10 Clicking Administration located on the banner will open a dropdown menu Select Host Information Next select the Database tab which reveals the screen shown below in Figure 3 Figure 2 HOST INFORMATION neeg Pack Gee rare Conemctun Tyge 6 ni SQ EXPRESS i IP Port 192 168 0 1 1423 4 Yr Database fr tegate ar drr Typo L lp UA Server er Name fra Par zsnt d tem Figure 3 SIPage AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY From the screen shown in Figure 3 the connection from the database to the software may be established By clicking the Create Database button on the left this connection will be done automatically Do not change any of
5. action opens the window shown in Figure 27 which allows the customization of meter address user defined fields and even geographic location Figure 23 20IPage vision AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY x Customer Info General Assign Meters Last Name Name Middle Initial Physical Address Street City State zin Biling Address if different from Physical Address Last Name Name Middle Initial Street Cy sef mf Phone co _ gt Mobile _ 7 E mail Close Figure 24 x General Assign Meters Last Name ohn Name Doe Middle Initial Physical amp ddress Street City State Zip Biling Address if different from Physical Address Last Name Marne Middle Initial Street Cy o star o ze Phone Co Cc Mobile Co 7 Email Close Figure 25 211Page AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR M Customer Info General dssign Meters Account Id Communication Id i Add Edit Remove Close Figure 26 Assign Meter Account Id i 7 ross cannon st City vork State sc Location Latitude 25 00440 19 Longitude 81 22576 10 Select Location an the Map User Defined Fields Communication Id From the List 1000301 V Serial Number ip 29745 Get Coordinates Mew Communication Id Se
6. input Owner Name and Owner Address The other additional field is Mode Mode offers the choice of File or Database File 1s used for systems that do not use a database and server The data is then available in the form of an Excel spreadsheet Database 1s the default olPage vision Metering AM AULZTIN COMPAN Y ost Information HOST INFORMATION Database Packet Structure Geo Service Owner Name Common Power Owner Address 1123 Main Street Users List Figure 7 Notice the Users List button located under the Mode field in the screen shown in Figure 7 above This is where user logins and restrictions are configured By clicking this button the screen shown below in Figure 8 opens Users List X Username Hole Add Supervisor default Supervisor Edit Remove di Close Figure 8 6 AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY From the screen shown in Figure 9 a user may be added edited or removed For example by clicking the Add button a new window opens which allows a user to be added to the system By clicking on Database tab a window that provides the ability to enter a new user name assign a password verify the newly assigned password the role of the new user and select accessible functions for the newly created user Once all the appropriate fields have been filled and selections are made click the OK button To edit a user select the d
7. send GATE Enter Gateway only if J3 1s off Static IP is in use and click send HOST This is the address of the head end computer To change the address enter the IP address and click send 26 6 vision AM COMPA PORT This is part of the IP address and can be changed by entering the correct port and clicking send TIME This is the time frame of how often the RadioGate transmits the data to the head end computer The time can be changed by entering the desired time in seconds and clicking send SCDA When using Modbus master with Endsight the SCDA port must match If it needs to be changed enter the proper number and click send REPEATER The RadioGate can be used to extend the range of the RF path between meters and a RadioGate collector To configure as a repeater input 1 10 where 10 is the strongest level of RF To configure as a collector input 0 the field will indicate Repeater OFF Vision recommends always setting repeaters with 10 for best function BootLoad This is used to update the firmware of the radio gate The RadioGate firmware can be updated by clicking the Bootload button This prepares the RadioGate for programming which can be done with a flash programmer This will be discussed thoroughly on page 29 The screen can be refreshed by clicking the refresh button To exit the screen pictured in RadioGatel click the close button Updating RadioGate Firmware In order to program the
8. OR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY COM Por COM J3 ON Dynamic IP MAC 00 1a b6 00 80 9f Heady for programming IP Mask Gate 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Host Port SCDA 132 1 1 168 1701 502 Repeater Time OFF 30 Figure 32 Ld LM Flash Programmer Build 1381 e let ele ooo Configuration Program Flash Utilities Other Utilities Quick Set Manual Configuration see below Interface COM Port coma Device Manager Baud Rate 115200 I Disable Auto Baud Support Transfer Size 50 Xia TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Program Complete 53008 Bytes Programmed Com flash 1 28 Page Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Configuration Program Flash Utilities Other Utilities Help Select bin file E New FolderYETH radio duke Aug 4 11 bin Browse Erase Entire Flash Faster Erase Necessary Pages slower verify After Program le Reset MCU After Program Program Address Offset ox 1000 FEE via TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Com flash 2 Data Management This is the second drop down menu on the home page This menu provides access to Import Meters into Database View Collected Data Meter Search Settings and Hawk Eye Operation as shown in Figure 33 Figure 33 29 Page Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Import Meters Into the Database As mentioned under Meter Setup when adding meters to t
9. RadioGate with updated firmware the use of the LM flash programmer is required provided Conncet the RadioGate to the PC via the mini USB cable This cable provides power to the RadioGate so external power source 1s necessary Open the RadioGate configuration screen and connect to the RadioGate Click the Bootload button and the message Bootload Command Was Sent will be displayed Also on the RadioGate configuration screen under the MAC address Ready for Programming is visible This is shown below in Figure 32 Close the RadioGate configuration screen and open the LM flash programmer The main screen is the one pictured below in Com flashl Under configuration make sure that the fields are filled out or selected as shown Quickset is set to manual interface 1s set to serial with baud rate set to 115200 and transfer size is 60 The COM port may be different as it 1s selected for you automatically unless it has been saved to reuse Select the program tab which opens the screen shown in Com flash2 Ensure that the reset MCU box 18 checked and the field for the program address offset is 1000 After selecting the firmware file with the browse button click the program tab in the lower left corner and the process is started The progress of programming is displayed by percentage and when the programming is complete it is stated at the very bottom left hand corner of the window Programming Complete 27 Page VISION Metering AM ACT
10. Vision Metering EndSight User s Manual ES 090313 REV6 vision AM ACLTIN N COMPA Go vg EEE EEE EE ER 3 Siren CIVERVICN NET UU 3 4 Moa TETEN 4 Updating Previously Installed 9 6 TVS EE EE 7 In OTN LU SETTE 7 NN 8 IS Te eT AO DD RR RENO PRP E A O RR E RDI RA RREO E RD T 8 onini EEE EEE 13 RS 14 Modbus TGP CHEN MOC 16 TNT SO EE EEE ia 17 SCO SE UD SR RN TREE UT 20 scinencsouaaeseseesnecetodouannseeteccsdaeaesnenesnecetotonenne ee 23 25 Updating RadioGate Firmware sss sse eee eee 27 Data EEE a cnEaN Sad EE EEE 29 RTC COC Ci BET 31 PS MS E a 33 Jo RD a E E E E E 36 PENN 39 PU NN 39 21Page VISION Metering AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Chapter 1 System Overview The EndSight software is used in conjunction with both Vision meters and the Radio Gate collectors which create the complete DataonDemand system The meters are programmed to customer specifications Several forms of data streams are available and selectable from EndSight The data stream is embedded in the meter firmware Therefore the meter must be ordered with a specific data stream The meter sends this information to the collector which in turn delivers the data to the head end computer This computer houses the software that allows a user to interpret the data print reports and create a historical customer database See Append
11. act location of the desired meter The user may select Map or Satellite and mark the exact location before clicking the save button 06 Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR 15 44010 81 77476 10000000 yA Figure 21 nro do X8 Figure 22 After meter locations have been saved in this fashion The user will have the ability to find a meter location from the View Collected Data screen Simply double click on any given meter row and the location will appear in a new window This 1s shown in Figure 22 6 VISION Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Customer Setup In addition to customizing meter information EndSight also provides a location to personalize customer data Figure 23 shows the Customer Setup screen From here it is possible to customize individual customer information Here the user can add edit or remove customer information For example clicking the Add button opens the screen shown in Figure 24 In this screen there are fields to input customer name address and phone number If the user chooses to edit an existing entry click the Edit button and the screen in Figure 25 opens This screen looks very similar to the add screen however notice the Assign Meter tab located at the top of the screen By clicking this tab the screen shown in Figure 26 opens Lastly the user can edit the meter information associated with the customer by clicking the edit button This
12. ange extender as there are slight differences in the rest of the configuration between these two options 25 Page VISION Metering AM AUZTIN NTCRAATIOMAL COMPANY Radiogates Config E l E COM Part oe J3 OFF Static IP MAC 00 1a b6 00 80 e0 IF Mask Gate Send Send Send 153 254 137 25 255 255 0 0 169 254 137 1 Host Port 255 255 255 255 Repeater Send Send Send 1700 Olle i Mum of repeater Time Send Send Send U EU Bootload Refresh Close L L Figure 1 The screen shown in RadioGate Config 1s broken down into the following fields MAC Is the assigned number to the board and firmware in each RadioGate This cannot be changed J3 Is the status of the J3 jumper page 14 This is used to change the IP address setting from Static to Dynamic When the jumper is in place the setting is Dynamic and when it is not the setting 18 Static If the RadioGate 18 connected to the computer when the jumper is applied or removed press the enter key to refresh the setting The Dynamic setting allows the router to assign the IP address When using the Static IP setting the IP address must be entered manually To change the following fields enter the information below and press the enter key IP Enter the IP address only if J3 is off Static IP 1s in use and click send MASK Enter Mask address only if J3 is off Static IP is 1n use and click
13. cted Data This is located under Data Management and is used to view the data transmitted from the RadioGates to the head end computer The screen is pictured in Figure 36 From this location meter information on usage and connectivity can be viewed The columns can be widened or narrowed by clicking and dragging the column boarders Click and drag the entire column to move it to a more desirable location with respect to what is seen and in which order Finding a particular meter s geographic location if it has been entered into the system 1s done easily by double clicking on that meter here Including or excluding certain data from this screen can be controlled from the Settings menu The user may also use utilize the Export to Excel button to save the data in a csv file format which can be accessed by Excel II IPage Vision Metering AM AC ux 7 ete tt VERGER vr tk Veni Na v r Qt tk T ET Y STE v r Gr E SAM di marte tocar ES ZA ua VEAR wem ier tm NR frt 1 pa emit 02 oat CONI vendor rem rr T emm ne 0900 N Y Meter Search df 4 2 Figure 36 The meter search function is useful for locating the information on a specific meter In this window pictured in Figure 37 searching for a meter by Account ID Address Last Name or the two User Defined Fields discussed next is pos
14. e in the RadioGates setup menu under the general tab This gives the user the opportunity to change the IP address information remotely Figure 17 shows where the mode change is made This is the location where the IP address and Port are added for Modbus Master For TCP Client only the Port field 1s entered Edit Radiogate Information K Figure 17 TCP Connection Settings Radiogate Name Plant IP Adress 208 104 19 184 Part sos Period eo SEC Group OK Close The IP address for use with TCP client may be changed remotely The user enters the existing IP addresses in the Connect to fields This must be entered to communicate with the RadioGate To change the IP address of the computer it must be entered in the Write Data field Once these fields are filled the Read Settings and the Write Settings buttons become available The Read Settings button allows the user to see the current RadioGate settings remotely Period and Repeater Level The Write Data button allows the user to change the current settings including the IP address Figure 18 shown below is the TCP Connection Settings screen and shows the discussed fields 16 6 VISION Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR dit Radiogate Information General TCP Connection Settings Connect to IP Adress Port Write Data IP Adress Port Period SEC Repeater Level Read Settings virite Settings OK Close Figu
15. ere are several fields to input RadioGate Name can be any characters Simply use the IP address or the physical address Type should typically remain Modbus master The IP and Port is the actual IP address of the RadioGate Period is the time frame of reporting data from the RadioGate to head end computer The time is assigned in seconds For example if the request was to have the data transmitted every five minutes the entry in this field would be 300 The user may also edit an existing RadioGate by clicking Edit To remove a RadioGate from the system click on the chosen RadioGate and simply click Remove Figure 15 By clicking the Groups button located on the right side of the screen shown above in Figure 15 the user can create different RadioGate groups This is useful for separating multiple RadioGates according to location with respect to report generation After clicking the Groups button the screen below in Figure 15 A will open Here the user may add edit or remove groups Once a group is created it becomes selectable when adding a new RadioGate as shown in Figure 16 I4 Page vision AM AUSTIN NTE RAATIOMWAG COMPANY amar ATE Ime me RADIOGATE GROUPS r x 4 Figure 16 I5 Page TAAL AM Modbus TCP Client Mode This mode allows the head end computer to access the RadioGate or standby for transmitted data from the RadioGate The user can switch from Modbus master to TCP client mod
16. esired user and then modify the preferences To remove a user select the desired user and remove it Add New User Username Password Pu again Role use v C Meters Setup C Customers Setup O Modbus Protocol Tester C Hadiagates Contig C Import Meters Into The Database fy view Collected Data ly Meter Search C Data Settings Create Report C Reports Settings C Sent 950 DK Close Figure 9 Shown below in Figure I0 is the Database tab Because this step has already been completed while connecting to the database and it has been verified that the connection is good leave all of the setting on this page alone for now The Update Database button will update the database Upon making any changes to the following screens always click the Update button lOlPage AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY ost Information x HOST INFORMATION General Database Packet Structure Geo Service Connection Type Instance ex SOLEXPRESS IP Port ex 192 168 0 1 1433 ASUHLEXPRES5 Attached Database radiogates Authentication Type Windows C SOL Server User Mame sa Password password Create Database Clear Database Test Connection Update Database Figure 10 The Packet Structure tab allows modification of data stream delivered However the selections made in fields 3 and 4 must coincide with how the meters are programmed The pack
17. ess are used then the user can select a specific group of RadioGate from which to create a report Otherwise click the radial box for RadioGates and then check the RadioGate followed by clicking the Report button The user may also select the preferred sorting criteria for the report The report will then be generated and open in a new window through explorer It is automatically saved in the EndSight folder Every time a report 1s generated the existing saved report will be replaced by the latest unless the user changes the saved file name The user can also right click on the report and choose to print An example report is provided in Figure 45 Figure 44 36 Page VISION Metering AM ADETE INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Preferences x PREFERENCES Meter Report Columns Visible l Date Time h Communication Id l Serial Number l User Defined Field 1 h User Defined Field 2 h Address iw Total Energy Delivered kh h Total Energy Phase A kwh lw Total Energy Phase B kh iw Total Energy Phase C kwh h Total Full Energy Phase lw Total Full Energy Phase B m h Total Full Energy Phase C iw Received Signal Strength Select All Clear All Reset Settings Update Close Figure 45 Meter Report x Radiogate Groups work C Radiogates O Plant Sort by User Defined Field 2 hei Communication Id Meter Serial Use
18. ets cannot contain every option at the same time but we do provide these options to the customer Meters must be programmed to stream the same packet structure Figure 11 shows the options for field 3 Figure 12 shows the selectable options for field 4 Host Information i x Figure 11 HOST INFORMATION General Database Packet Structure Geo Service 1 Serial Number 2 Total Energy Phase Phase B Phase C kWh ns Received Energy kMmas Fhase Fhase B Phase C 5 Voltage Current Angle 4 Angle B Angle C 16 AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Host Information x Figure 12 HOST INFORMATION General Database Packet Structure Geo Service Serial Number Total Energy Phase Phase B Phase C kWh nra E volt Valk Valtage Current Angle 4 Angle B Angle C Figure 13 shows the Geo Service screen Here the user may enter the local address which simplifies the map search when locating a meter s geographic location Enter the address and click the Ger Coordinates button then click Update The HTML field 1s only used if the user chooses to use a server other than default ost Information i x Figure 13 HOST INFORMA TION General Database Packet Structure Geo Service Starting Map Search Point Adress 7 Ross Cannon Street York 5 0 29745 Get Coordinates 7 Ross Cannon Street York SC 29745 USA Latitude 35 0044019 Longitude
19. he system meters are entered in the window pictured below in Figure 34 Here adding editing or removal can be done similarly to the RadioGates Setup When adding a meter click the mport button and a new window will open requesting the user to select a previously saved file containing the list of meters to be imported This file can be acquired from Vision s production department if requested When clicking the Add button the user may select between entering a serial number manually and selecting from a list of already imported meters Enter the information for the communication ID and serial number fields like the one in Figure 35 The user may also enter data for both user defined fields in this screen Once both fields are filled in click Ok This finalizes the addition by importing the recent entries into the database Now these meters are accessible under Meter Setup and Customer Setup where the data can be customized From this location the user may also edit or remove meters Figure 34 30lPage AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY x Import Meters Into Ehe Database Add Information Ev Communication ID Communication Id ae C Search in Database 10067813 E 10067820 10067821 10067822 10067823 10067824 10067825 User Defined Field 1 Import Ad Manual enter Edit Serial Number Remove INE 10067826 ses Clear 10067827 10067828 10067823 Figure35 View Colle
20. in sub categories or different pages returning to the home page can be done with a left click on Home On this page the date and time are displayed in the lower left hand corner In addition notice the communication status which can be either OFF LINE or READ DATA Just below the communication status section are the Start and Stop buttons which begin or cease data collection respectively To begin collection of data left click the Start button and to stop collection of data left click the Stop button Along with the Home button Administration Data Management Reports Sentry 950 Logout and Exit are located on the banner near the top of the page Before continuing forward into each of these segments notice the Exit button A left click on this tab will close this program 7 Page Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Administration Clicking on Administration will offer numerous choices to select from as shown in Figure 6 This is a menu for most of the initial setup functions for the RadioGates and meters as well as the program itself Figure 6 Host Information Recall clicking on this tab opens the screen shown in figure 3 on page 6 where the connection to the database was made Click on Host Information and open a window like the one pictured below in Figure 7 In this window there are four subsections General Database Packet Structure and Geo Service General provides three fields two of which allow the user to
21. ix A for details of data stream information AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY System Configuration It is suggested to use Windows 7 and have a minimum of 2GB of RAM installed This software is used in conjunction with Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express with tools Two SQL Server installation files have been provided Ensure installation of the correct version depending on whether your system 18 32bit or 64bit For 32bit systems use the SQLEXPRWT x86 ENU exe file For 64bit systems use the SQLEXPRWT x64 ENU exe file Depending on the computer s operating system it may be necessary to download other service packs from the Microsoft website www microsoft com download in order for the server to be installed and run properly Upon downloading the server follow all of the instructions and prompts provided by the installation guide Initial Installation Once the server is installed the next step is to install EndSight If this is the first time EndSight 18 being installed follow the next steps If there was an older version installed previously follow the steps provided in the next section Updating Previously Installed Software To access the setup wizard locate the provided EndSight folder Copy the both files and run setup exe to the desktop This folder and file are shown below in Figurel Bessie eee OG Ker RB Search Organize Open Share with Burn New folder C r m Mame Date modified Tvpe
22. r Defined Field 1 User Defined Field 2 Radioqate Groups Figure 46 37 Page vision AN AUSTIN NTCRAATIOMAL COMPANY YRO T 1920 Figure 47 44 366 VISION Metering AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY APPENDIX A Data Streams As mentioned in the system overview the data stream 1s the data that the meter sends to the RadioGate This data contains the information that the customer would like to retrieve from the meter There are currently six segments of the data stream The packet structure 18 found in the Host Information screen Segments 3 and 4 may be chosen by the customer and the meters are programmed accordingly The packet structure selections in EndSight must match the programmed meters in order to receive the proper data The data stream 1s shown below along with the selectable segments for segments 3 and 4 unsigned long SerNum 8 numerical symbols unsigned long TotA 4 bytes of Total phase A unsigned long TotB se B unsigned long TotC een C Rec stream unsigned long Tot rec A unsigned long Tot rec B unsigned long Tot rec C kW stream unsigned long kW unsigned long CUM kW unsigned long C CUM kW Received Energy Stream kW Stream E ion uae pa mV stream unsigned long mVA A a mVA Stream unsigned long mVA_B unsigned long mVA_C Date_stream unsigned int Year_Month TT unsigned int Date Hour unsigned int Min Sec Volt
23. re 18 Meter Setup Selecting Meter Setup from the Administration drop down menu will open a window that looks like the one in Figure 19 Editing the information associated with the meters in the field can be done from this location Although the meters are individually entered into the system under the Data Management drop down menu in mport Meters Into the Database customizing meter information is done here The Serial Number field will already be filled in after importing the meters however from here you can add Communication ID Account ID and Customer Name This customization can be extremely helpful with regard to record keeping and reports This information may be edited by clicking on the Edit button which will provide the screen shown in Figure 20 From here the user can edit address geographic location account number or user defined field data Figure 19 AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY dit Meter Info X Customer Name JahnDoe Serial Number 10067819 Account Id H Get Coordinates Location Latitude Longitude Select Location on the Map User Detined Fields OK Close Figure 20 While in the Edit Meter screen the user may enter the address for the meter location Once the fields are filled in click on the Get Coordinates button Now that the latitude and longitude fields have populated click the Select Location on the Map button From the screen in Figure 21 the user may mark the ex
24. rial Number Figure 27 221Page AM ACTOR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Modbus Protocol Tester The RadioGate 18 equipped with flash memory This allows for access display of the most recently collected data Under the Administration menu choose Modbus Protocol Tester and a screen will appear similar to Figure 26 Type in the IP address and SCDA port of the RadioGate desired It may be necessary to manually input the flash beginning parameter which should begin at 4000 To insert this manually check the Flash check box and enter into the fields Sart gt 4000 and Length gt 80 Length indicates the number of records to retrieve Typically manual entry for these fields may only be required when installing a new RadioGate collector Viewing individual records and saving is done in the same fashion as the previous section Click on Read Data and the fields will populate with meter information From the Serial Number drop down box a user can choose any meter ID the RadioGate has collected Figure 29 To view how many records the RadioGate has collected simply click on Total Records and a pop up screen will display this information Figure 30 Figure 28 LL x MODBUS PROTOCOL TESTER used primarily for anne Flash Start 4000 Length feo uper fashion Serial Number Sheer Clear Flash EndSight Data collection NO ME RR i and reporting services are Saveta File discussed in later sections Total Energy Delivered
25. sible Simply choose your method of search fill in the field and click the Search button An example is shown in Figure 38 32 Page Mision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Figure 37 e m on mmm T atm PERO EPA i s Figure 38 Settings Lastly under the Data Management menu the Settings tab opens the screen in Figure 39 Under User Defined Fields the user can customize two user defined fields In Figure 40 the Data Columns Visible tab opens the selectable information the user wishes to see in viewing collected data Figure 41 shows the Meter Search Columns Visible which allows the user to select which information is viewed from searching SETTINGS User Perec Ted View Data Crimen Vinitke Mates Seach Cokes vendido Figure 39 33lPage VISION Metering AM AUSTIN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Tote F L gr Phara A Vm iw Total Full Lre Phase D Vm i Tota Ful Erg Phase C m Figure 40 Total Ful Erez Phasa A Vm Total Full Erengy Phase B V m Total Full Eney Phase C Vn Phase Figure 41 34 Page Figure 43 VISION Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Hawk Eye Operation Only for use with the Vision Metering Hawk Eye elevated metering system When selecting Hawk Eye Operation in the Data Management menu the screen below in Figure 42 will open The fields in this window will only populate with meters that
26. stream unsigned int Volt A mx O O O unsigned int Volt_B unsigned int Volt_C Current_stream unsigned int I_A ABC phases Currents unsigned int I B ABC phases unsigned int I C ABC phases unsigned int ph A phase A in lOths unsigned int ph B phase B in lOths unsigned int ph C phase C in 10ths unsigned int chksum Date Time Stream 54 Le Volt Stream 39 Page
27. the information in any of the fields as it is used to make the needed connection Once the connection has been made the connection may be tested by clicking the Test Connection button The message received at this point should be Connection OK Updating Previously Installed Software If EndSight is already installed and the user wishes to update the version of software follow the next steps First and foremost uninstall the existing version of EndSight Install the updated version as described in the previous section However when opening the program initially instead of creating a database click the Update Database button This screen is shown below in Figure 4 x HOST INFORMATION General Database Packet Structure Geo Service Connection Type Instance ex SQOLEXPRESS C IP Port ex 192 168 0 1 1433 ASULEXPRESS Attached Database radiogates Authentication Type Windows SOL Server User Name sa Password password Create Database Clear Database Test Connection Update Database sas Figure 4 6lPage Vision Metering AM INTERNATIONAL COMPAR Chapter 2 Home Page Now that everything is installed and running properly it is time to become familiar with the EndSight software itself Start by dissecting the home page Shown below is the main page where navigation through EndSight M begins Figure 5 This is the home page shown in Figure 5 While
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