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1. cccccccssecccsececeescseeeneceeeecsseueesseeeseeeecetsueeees 59 6 13 1 Primary Cell specifications scciscosscssmessccsimsccseaverustsouracuceusesnceeanaesnceseinbooumesssestamanseameenaeaenes 59 6 13 2 How to change the Primary cell on the Beandevice AN XX Xtender seese 60 7 DATAACQUISITION MODE DESCRIPTION siscaiescacesucsssccovsusaditeunasassonecncteduvanaoasrasaitenneaansouacseeSuvenacaserdss 63 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 5 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Rethinking sensing technology Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 8 BEANDEVICE PROCESSSENSOR INSTALLATION GUIDELINES cccccsssssseccecceeeseeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeseeeees 64 8 1 Power Mode IV alae CIO i Giics sicnenoneducnngudacasautsnesceosvin avant obwacnsssaiegnaet ononcabandudaset oleneasaseeioacl mavoesuaroed 64 8 2 BeanDevice Network ASSOCIATION ccssccccccceesseccceccesssececesaaeseecccesaeusseceessauaseesesssaaaseeeeeeaas 64 8 3 Datalogger UNCON vcsscsccesanocssicessscoaavnndzanedsasaneanocesbeonstwasiinnodsndesssseauabredsadesanaenssnrad abopsmsenasbeadiades 64 8 4 OTAC Over the air Configuration PrOCESS cccccccsseccceeecccesecceeneceeeueceteueeseeeueceteueceseueseeeees 64 S9 Pacoy EUNE S aeriana A NEET A ee er ene ee 65 9 BEANDEVICE SUPERVISION FROM THE BEANSCAPE cccccccssssecccecseeseecceesseeasecesesseaaeeeeeesaeeas
2. 10 volts TO TO 400 ms Figure 5 Sensor power supply vo Y Choose a sensor that requires a power supply having a pre process duration as low as possible otherwise you will decrease the BeanDevice battery autonomy Y Some sensors require a very long pre process duration 1 2 minutes and some others sensors will work with a lot of current consumption In this case we advise you to power up the sensor with an external power source v If your pre process period is higher than your data acquisition cycle it will be automatically adjusted by the BeanDevice Don t forget to pre configure the supply voltage and the pre process duration of your sensor before connecting it By configuring wrongly you risk to damage your sensor Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 48 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 9 3 Sensor wiring code General overview Sensor interface Figure 6 M12 socket location the BeanDevice Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 49 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Sensor channel label Activity Faiuure Positioning notch Figure 7 M12 Socket positioning notch Notch
3. Network context To restore default factory parameters you must perform a push button Network context deletion Push on the push button Network for more than 2 seconds Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 38 134 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Eyelet for wall The BeanDevice is provided with a wall mounting kit mounting M12 sensor cap M12 sensor cap Don t forget to protect the M12 contacts socket with a screw cap You will lose the tightness of your device if you do not close properly MAC ID Label Unique identifier assigned to the BeanDevice 64 bytes w wireless network product which is based on the IEEE 802 15 4 standard must have a 64 bit MAC address that allows unique identification of the device within a global network Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 39 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 6 PRODUCT FOCUS BEANDEVICE AN 420 AN V AN MV XTENDER Q Re Beandevice jenger Figure 2 BeanDevice AN 420 AN V AN mV Xtender Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 40 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Function Description Watertight battery DC 9 24 volts power supply holder The socket
4. OK OK LowDutyCycle 18dBm H1 20 H2 20 S2 0 1 0 30 ms Unipolar Page 65 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines To restore these defaults parameters you must perform a Network context deletion Push on the push button Network for more than 2 seconds Network T If you fix the TX power at its minimum value 7dBm and the wireless range is more than 5m you will lose the radio signal To find a configuration with a maximum RF by pressing the Network Context button you can reset to factory settings default RF power is fixed at its maximum 18 dBm Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 66 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 BEANDEVICE SUPERVISION FROM THE BEANSCAPE 9 Don t hesitate to read the BeanScape user manual for further informations about the BeanScape 9 1 STARTING THE BEANSCAPE BeanScape is a supervision software monitor fully dedicated to BeanAir WSN Wireless Sensor Networks 1 Start the BeanScape by double clicking on the BeanScape 2 Click on the button start 3 All the BeanDevice connected to the WSN will appear on your left window 4 Select the BeanDevice you want to configure You can configure your BeanDevice and its attached
5. Registered as a Label This label can be changed by the user PAN ID is assigned The BeanGateway starts the WSN assigning a PAN ID Personal Area Network identifier to the network The PAN ID is pre determined and cannot be modified If you use several WSN before deploying your BeanDevice check to which WSN is assigned your BeanDevice 9 2 2 Frame Wireless Network Diagnostic Link quality indicator of the BeanDevice 0 to arr Network Diagnostic Network quality wool Lay Global Packet error rate PER represents the Local PER Local Packet error rate PER represents the PER between parent and child nodes PER Number of lost packet Total of packet transmitted Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 69 134 Document version 2 0 f nAi f Rethinking sensing technology ea BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 2 3 Frame Internal diagnostic Internal temperature of the BeanDevice with a resolution of 0 125 C Power supplv Status Main or Batterv Internal diagnostic Temperature ooo s Power supply This colored led indicates the BeanDevice Power status jactive e r nawer mnde ctatiic See helaw far more Batten voltage Peeve i Battery voltage in Volts Battery charge level O to 100 with a resolution of 0 01 o BeanDevice incorporates an internal temperatu
6. vina Battery voltage INA Vv Diagnostic cycle 00 0000 e oh BeanDevice Sensor channels E Routing feat Current data acquisition mode Platform mso o Component List PAN ID 0x 2884 Server Data Acq mode Data cq cycle Sampling rate Data Acq duration ddd Ahommss ii Gi 8 Custom display Notes Data Acq config System config AllGraph Type PLATFORM_TYPE PLATFORM_REF MAC_ID 0 x AABB Reference Label BeanDevice configuration frame is composed of several tabs Server status Started 9 2 DISPLAYING THE BEANDEVICE INFORMATIONS You will find below a description of the data information fields making up for each frame Page 68 134 Please consider the environment before printing this document M Document version 2 0 B Rethinking sensing technology eanAir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 2 1 Frame Identity Data MAC Address encoded on 64 bits The Media Platform system profile Be Access Cantral addracc ic arininita idantifiar accianad Identity Hes Jel PAN Address encoded on 16 bits Personal Pan Id Area Net Id Label Network Address on 16 bits This address is allocated by the BeanDevice Label By default the MAC address is
7. 30 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Streaming Mode 100 SPS maximum Sampling Rate Minimum 1 SPS SPS sample per second Maximum 400 SPS maximum on each channel 7 dBm 1 dBm 5 dBm 11 dBm 15 dBm 18 dBm 6 4 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 6 4 1 Common Specifications 6 4 1 1 RF specifications RF Specifications Wireless Protocol Stack WSN Topology Point to Point Star AES 128 bits AES integrated coprocessor IEEE 802 15 4 2006 version ISM 2 4GHz 16 Channels Antenna diversity architecture designed by BeanAir Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 31 134 RF Characteristics M Document version 2 0 f n Ai r Rethinking sensing technology ea BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Maximum 1 Km L O S Range Antenna diversity 2 omnidirectional N Type antenna with a gain of 2 2 dBi Degree of protection IP67 6 4 1 2 Other specifications Others specifications e Storage Capacity up to 1 000 000 measurements Embedded logger e Integrated real time clock e Write read Cycle 400 000 Integrated Lithium ion battery charger with high precision battery monitoring Integrated battery Qvervoltage Protection Overcurrent Short Circuit Protection charger Undervoltage Protection
8. Example BND ANMV 2CH 20 EEE RB BeanDevice AN mV with two channels measurement range 20mV IEEE 802 15 4 2006 Rechargeable battery 6 3 3 2 Analog data acquisition block specifications Analog data acquisition block specifications Signal Conditionning Analog low voltage mV with voltage compensated measurement Number of channels 2 Channels 16 bits SAR Architecture Successive Approximation Register with A D Converter l temperature compensation 20 mV bipolar or 0 40 mV unipolar Measurement range 40 mV bipolar or 0 80mV unipolar Non linearity error 0 5 LSB Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 26 134 Document version 2 0 P Ai r Rethinking sensing technology ean BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Measurement lt 0 2 when the BeanDevice is connected to an external power supply accuracy lt 0 1 when the BeanDevice operates on battery M12 5Pins degree of protection IP67 6 3 3 3 OTAC Parameter The BeanScape application allows the user to view all the data transmitted by the BeanDevice AN mV With the OTAC Over the Air configuration feature the user can remotely configure the BeanDevice AN mV Several Data acquisition modes are available on the BeanDevice AN mV e Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition mode LDCDA the data acquisition is immediately transmitted by radio
9. Figure 8 M12 socket Pin assignation M12 4Pins A coding should be used Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 50 134 Document version 2 0 anAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 9 4 Sensor wiring code BeanDevice AN 420 M12 Socket Wiring code BeanDevice AN 420 side Sensor wiring code PIN1 Pwr PIN4 SI Caption PIN1 Pwr Sensor power supply PIN4 SI signal input PIN2 Not used PIN3 Gnd Electrical Ground Figure 9 M12 socket Wiring Code BeanDevice side ry Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 51 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Caption PIN1 Pwrt Sensor power supply PIN4 SI signal input PIN2 Not used must be connected to Gnd PIN3 Gnd Electrical Ground PIN2 PIN1 Pwr T 2 M12 4pins plug Figure 10 M12 4pins Plug Wiring code sensor side Jumper PIN3 Gnd PIN4 SI Instructions for connecting a 2 wire sensor Y Connect the sensor wire Loop Supply to PIN1 Pwr Y Connect the sensor wire Current output 4 20mA to PIN4 SI v Use a jumper cable to connect PIN3 Gnd to PIN2 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 52 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing
10. NCH W P BT N Number of data acquisition channels 2 2 Channels 4 4 Channels WP Wireless Protocol IEEE EEE 802 15 4 2006 Example BND AN420 4CH IEEE BeanDevice AN 420 with four channels IEEE 802 15 4 2006 Rechargeable battery 6 4 2 2 Analog Data Acquisition specifications BeanDevice AN 420 analog data acquisition specifications Signal Conditionning Analog current loop measurement Number of channels 2 or 4 Channels 16 bits SAR Architecture Successive Approximation Register with A D Converter l temperature compensation 4 20 mA Current Loop measurement Non linearity error 0 5 LSB Measurement lt 0 1 when the BeanDevice is connected to an external power supply accuracy lt 0 08 when the BeanDevice operates on battery M12 5Pins degree of protection IP67 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 34 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 4 2 3 OTAC parameters eA ii The BeanScape application allows the user to view BeanScape all the data measurements transmitted by the BeanDevice AN 420 With the OTAC Over the Air configuration feature the user can remotely configure the BeanDevice AN 420 Several Data acquisition modes are available on the BeanDevice AN 420 BeanGateway e Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition mode LDCDA the data acquisition is immediately transmitted by radio
11. The transmission frequency can be configured from 1s to 24h e Alarm Mode the measured value is transmitted by radio whenever an alarm threshold fixed by the user is detected 4 alarms threshold levels High Low BeanDevice AN 420 gt e Survey Mode operates like the Alarm mode but Over the Air the device sends frequently a beacon frame a informing its current status e Streaming Packet Mode All measured values are transmitted by packet within a continuous flow at 400 samples per second maximum e Streaming Mode all measured values are Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 35 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Over the air configuration OTAC parameters Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition LDCDA Mode 1s to 24 hour Alarm amp Survey mode 1s to 24 hour Data Acquisition mode Math Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Packet Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Mode 100 SPS maximum Sampling Rate Minimum 1 SPS SPS sample per second Maximum 400 SPS maximum on each channel Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 36 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 5 PRODUCT FOCUS BEANDEVICE AN MV AN V
12. The transmission frequency can be configured from 1s to 24h e Alarm Mode the measured value is transmitted by radio whenever the threshold level is reached determined by the user 4 alarm threshold levels High Low e Survey Mode operates like the Alarm Mode but the device sends frequently a beacon frame informing its current status weanScape GeanGateway BeanDevice AN mV Over the Air Configuration e Streaming Packet Mode All measured values are transmitted by packet within a continuous flow at 400 Hz maximum e Streaming Mode all measured values are Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 27 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Over the air configuration OTAC parameters Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition LDCDA Mode 1s to 24 hour Alarm amp Survey mode 1s to 24 hour Data Acquisition mode Math Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Packet Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Mode 100 SPS maximum Sampling Rate Minimum 1 SPS SPS sample per second Maximum 400 SPS maximum on each channel Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 28 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 3 4 BeanDevice AN V amp AN
13. ccccccseccccececcececcscccsceceneeenes 40 Beh OCS deS ON aE E E E E E 43 0S RFAMENN erasers neces ene a a i a iiae e sa eiia oneee iarain 43 efor ANEMA ANVE I eE A EEE 43 6082 Antenna specca ONS esurire EEN EO 44 09 SENSora CE aers EE EE EEE EEE A EN EEE 45 6 9 1 How to connect a sensor on your BeanDevice ssseessssrrssrrrssrressrtsserrrerrresrrresrereereess 45 6 9 2 Sensor power SUPply rece cetccves teenie pececcssacecencnsenssoneactesettcadeceteatseemreserauneoaneeneisaeceaptaanteoenteaaves 47 6 9 3 Sensor wiring code General overview esssesssssrssssresesresssrresrrrsreresrressreeserresreererereereese 49 6 9 4 Sensor wiring code BeanDevice AN 420 ccccccssseccceseccceesececeeececeeececeeeceeeueseteueeees 51 6 9 5 Sensor wiring code BeanDevice AN V amp AN MV cccccseccccssecccesececesesceeseseeeeseseeeeees 53 6 10 Mechanical drawing BeanDevice AN XX ccccccseeccccssesccesececeecsceeneceeeeceseuecseseeceseneceseueeeees 55 6 12 BeanDevice AN XX Power Supply cc cceccccsseccceeecsccesecceeecseeuscseeeneceeeuecsseueeeseeeseeeueceteueeees 56 6 12 1 Lithium ion Rechargeable battery cecccsscccesecccseccceeceeeneceeeceeeceeeuceeeneeteeeeeeceeeneens 56 6 122 AC TO DC power adaptat arr crrsstete stat cnerste ct naspeeea UN E EE ENT 57 6 12 3 External Power supply wiring code not available on the BeanDevice AN XX KENGI I sonra E S 58 6 13 Beandevice AN XX Extender Power Supply
14. e Battery Temperature monitoring e Current accumulation measurement e During data acquisition 7OmA to 130 mA depends on external sensor power consumption e During Radio transmission 60 mA OdBm e During sleeping lt 45 uA Current consumption Operating Temperature 20 C to 75 C Integrated temperature sensor resolution 0 125 C Aluminium Watertight IP65 Fire Protection ULV94 Getex Enclosure dimensions without antenna LxIx h 146 05 mm x 65 5mm x 33 5mm CE Labelling Directive R amp TTE Radio ETSI EN 300 328 ROHS Directive 2002 95 EC External power supply External power supply 8v to 28v Rechargeable battery ithium lon high density rechargeable battery capacity of 950 mAh Power supply bloc Wall plug in Switchmode power Supply 12V 1 25A with sealed M8 Plug Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 32 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines _ 7s Mechanical mounting DIN Rail mounting Option Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 33 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 4 2 BeanDevice AN 420 amp AN 420 Xtender 6 4 2 1 Product reference Product reference BND A420
15. e Survey Mode operates like the Alarm mode but the device sends frequently a beacon frame Over the Air a we z informing its current status e Streaming Packet Mode All measured values are transmitted by packet within a continuous flow at 400 samples per second maximum Over the air configuration OTAC parameters Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition LDCDA Mode 1s to 24 hour Alarm amp Survey mode 1s to 24 hour Data Acquisition mode Math Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Packet Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Mode 100 SPS maximum Sampling Rate Minimum 1 SPS SPS sample per Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 25 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines secon Maximum 400 SPS maximum on each channel 3 3 ean Alarm Threshold 2 high levels alarms amp 2 low levels alarms Dev ice Sensor power supply 4 5 to 20 Volts Sleeping Sleeping with Network Listening amp Active AN mV ees iEn 1 dem 5 dBm 11 dBm 15 dBm 18 dBm amp AN mV Xtender 6 3 3 1 Product reference Product reference BND ANmV NCH MR WP BB MR measurement range 20 20mV measurement range 40 40mV measurement range N Number of data acquisition channels 2 2 Channels WP Wireless Protocol BB Battery Type IEEE EEE 802 15 4 2006 RB rechargeable battery
16. sleep active management O ID versions should be transmitted to our technical support center when you encountered a material or software dysfunction Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 18 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 5 DOCUMENT ORGANISATION This manual is organized in 7 chapters as follows BeanDevice product e Details the BeanDevice product presentation overview e Details the data acquisition mode available on the BeanDevice e Related Technical Note TN_RF_008 Data acquisition mode available on the BeanDevice Data acquisition mode description e Details the installation guidelines of the BeanDevice e Related Technical Note TN_RF_010 Beandevice Power Management BeanDevice eRelated Technical Note TN_RF_007 Beandevice ACIREALE MEE Datalogger user Guide e Related Technical Note TN_RF_006 Beandevice wireless network association BeanDevice supervision from the Beanscape e Details the BeanDevice supervision from the BeanScape BeanDevice maintenance for j e Details the BeanDevice maintenance for experienced user experienced user Troubleshooting Frequently asked questions FAQ AOAO T e Details the installation procedures Please consider the environment before printing this
17. 06 20 20 06 26 20 06 36 Time Server status Started 10 3 1 3 Open the graph in a new window By clicking on Open the graph in a new window you can open a graph corresponding to your sensor File Tools Help BeanSensor Disable log Buffer Reset B Te OF pr General informal AX Type Ref Label You can easily open several graphs in a window Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 128 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines anAir Id 0 x O_O x 00158D000007780F Label Ch_X Val o Measure reading Mode Streaming Val 0 Measure reading Mode Streaming Observed values I lt 4 ee 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 20 06 05 20 06 12 20 06 20 20 06 28 20 06 36 Time 25 10 2010 20 06 05 25 10 2010 20 06 20 Time 20 06 36 val o Measure reading Mode Streaming va 9 Measure reading Mode Streaming o 3 04 0 2 aiT w ke oe oe o 0 E so 2 0 2 Sa iG 4 04 gt o 06 Pi 04 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 i i a 2 03 20 06 05 20 06 20 20 06 36 ponent List Be o 9 an Be d 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 gee 20 06 05 20 06 20 20 06 36 Time x The multi graph mode requires
18. Ifyou use a BeanDevice AN XX Check your sensor power supply maybe you need to increase decrease your power supply Check your sensor preprocess time Maybe your sensor preprocess time is too short Check the wiring code of your sensor plug E Why the BeanDevice doesn t respond when try to configure it Over the air configuration v__ f your BeanDevice operates in sleep mode the RF Hardware is also in sleep mode Therefore an Over the air configuration will not be possible Y Check the LAI Link Quality Indicator value if this value is under 80 the over the air configuration will not be easy Try to decrease the wireless range between the BeanDevice and the BeanGateway Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 130 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines v Ifyour BeanDevice works in streaming mode in order to keep a full synchronization of the data acquisition any over the air configuration is authorized E Why do I have too much noise on my sensor signal v Ifyou use a BeanDevice AX3D HI INC AX HD don t forget to configure the cutoff frequency of your anti aliasing filter v Ifyou use a BeanDevice AN mV use a shielded cable Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 131 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking se
19. V Xtender 6 3 4 1 Product reference Product reference BND ANV NCH MR WP BT N Number of data acquisition channels MR Measurement Range 2 2 Channels 5 5V measurement range 4 4 Channels 10 10V measurement range WP Wireless Protocol IEEE EEE 802 15 4 2006 Br Bamely type RB rechargeable battery Example 1 BND ANV 2CH 5 EEE RB BeanDevice AN V with two channels measurement range 5V IEEE 802 15 4 2006 Rechargeable battery Example 2 BND ANV 4CH 10 EEE RB BeanDevice AN V with four channels measurement range 10V IEEE 802 15 4 2006 Rechargeable battery 6 3 4 2 Analog data acquisition block specifications Analog data acquisition block specifications Signal Conditionning Analog voltage measurement Number of channels 2 or 4 Channels 16 bits SAR Architecture Successive Approximation Register with A D Converter l temperature compensation Measurement range RBND ANV NCH 5 IEEE BT 5V bipolar or 0 10 V unipolar analog polarity is configurable from the BND ANV NCH 10 IEEE BT 10V bipolar or 0 20 V unipolar BeanScape Non linearity error 0 5 LSB Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 29 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Measurement lt 0 1 when the BeanDevice is connected
20. document Page 19 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 BEANDEVICE PRODUCT OVERVIEW b It is highly recommended to read all the user manual related to BeanAir software amp equipment BeanScape BeanGateway BeanDevice before getting start your BeanDevice 6 1 INTRODUCTION TO PROCESSSENSOR PRODUCT LINES BeanDevice ProcessSensor sensor product lines were designed by our research and development team in order to be adapted for analog measurement 4 20 mA 5V 10V 20mV 40mV in harsh industrial environment These products offer the following advanced features E System data acquisition for external analog sensors E Providing power supply to external industrial sensors E Back Up data acquisition on an internal flash memory embedded dataLogger E Transmitting data by wireless i Manage sleep or activation mode 3eanDevice AN 420 amp Wireless system acquisition for analog 4 20 mA current loop 3eanDevice AN 420 Xtender measurement BeanDevice AN V amp BeanDevice AN V Xtender Wireless system acquisition for analog differential measurement 5 volts or 10 volts BeanDevice AN mV Wireless system acquisition for analog differential measurement 20 mV This product is dedicated to sensors integrating a Wheatstone bridge strain gauge sensors load cell sensors
21. i Show Point values Un o0rm Undo All Zoom Pan Reinit The meaning of each field of the menu is Copy Copies the graph to the clipboard Save Image As Save your graph Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 103 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines The application offers a wide choice of type for recording your graphs eanAir Page Setup Use page setup to fine tune pages before printing a ES coe al er laws Print Select your printer and start printing E e Show Point Values Enabling this option allows you to see the detail of each measurement plot 02 04 2010 16 38 14 0 730449378194858 Pey i A A zoom of the graph is possible using the mouse This is possible only if one or both boxes Zoom X and Y Zoom is checked Indeed in this case the passage of the mouse cursor over the figure changes its shape The form taken by the cursor is T Two options available to you to zoom the graph 1 You use the mouse wheel 2 Or holding down the left mouse button you select a chart area Release the left mouse button causes a zoom selection 9 4 3 1 Frame Marks Marks Grid Alarm This frame consists of two check boxes that are grid and alarm C Grid If this check box is ticked a grid is displayed on the graph Plea
22. log_beanscape The following procedure applies only for advanced users Click on the tab Tools then Options to configure advanced settings in BeanScape Page 108 134 Please consider the environment before printing this document Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines BeanScape File Alarm Alert BeanGateway Telemetry Mode BeanGateway Serial Pork Config This window lets you configure the logs and the data cache E You will see the following window Beanscape Configuration Clog beanscape E Clicking the button reverts back to its original configuration Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 109 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 6 3 Logs configuration LOG Configuration Log directory Main Log filename Main log ras size Sensor Log enabled Sensor log max size KE Network log info enabled Network info log mas size KE Log level Streaming log maz size KE LOG directory Enter here the path folder where you would want to save the LOG files Main log filename Here you may enter the desired name in order to save the LOG file Main log max size KB Maximum file size in Kilobytes KB for your principal LOG file Enable LOG sensors Check this box if you want to enabl
23. number 10 3 1 1 Packet Error Rate PER is only available with IEEE 802 15 4 Network it represents the ratio of lost data data send between the BeanDevice and the BeanGateway 10 3 1 2 LQI Link Quality Indicator LQI Link Quality Indicator represents the radio signal quality in your Environment It is possible that LQI is low due to EMC interference or metal presence in the environment If you encounter such problems several solutions are proposed to increase your LQI v Use the Maximum TX Power on your BeanDevice The maximum TX Power authorized in Europe for indoor application is 12 dBm For Outdoor application you are authorized to extend the TX Power Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 122 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines to 18 dBm You can easily configure the TX Power on your BeanDevice from your BeanScape WSN software supervision Y Try to configure your receiver antenna and your transmitter antenna on the same antenna pattern cf the Beam with of your antenna v Use a high gain antenna in outdoor use only for a better RF Link Budget v Fix your BeanDevice amp BeanGateway on a top of a mast or a building For further information read the application note on How to extend your wireless range 10 3 1 3 Internal temperature monitoring
24. sealing is assured with a screw cap Don t forget to protect the M8 3contacts socket with a screw cap Radio antenna 2x N Type Radio antenna Antenna waterproof IP67 Do not try to change or modify the antenna you will damage your BeanDevice ON OFF push button Allows to power up power off the BeanDevice ON button pushed OFF button not pushed T Wait for a minimum of 5 seconds before your power up the BeanDevice The BeanDevice integrates an energy tank allowing a backup of the WSN context before powering OFF BeanDevice Activity Bi color GREEN RED Led Failure led Cf Table for led description M12 5 Pins female This socket is compatible with a M12 5 Pins A Coding male socket for sensor plug interface BeanDevice product Three label version are available version label AN 420 4 20 mA current loop measurement AN V 5 volts or 10 volts analog measurement AN mV 20 mV or 40 mV analog low voltage measurement Network context To restore default factory parameters you must perform a push button Network context deletion Push on the push button Network for more than 2 seconds Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 41 134 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Holes for wall The BeanDevice is provided with a wall mounting kit mounting M12 sensor cap M12 sensor cap Don t forget to protect the M12 contacts so
25. several steps eMount the M12 Plug on your sensor Follow the wiring Step 1 Access the code available on this document configuration tab for the e Don t plug your sensor on your BeanDevice AN XX selected sensor channel eFrom your BeanScape software click on the sensor profile associated to your BeanDevice e Enter the value of your sensor power supply e A message appears on the screen left click on OK to confirm Step 2 Configure the sensor power supply ePlug your sensor on your BeanDevice AN XX an otch on the M12 connector allows a single way connection Step 3 Connect your sensor eRotate the dial clockwise until fully tightened do not on the BeaqnDevice overdo the rotating ring eYou can start the calibration of your sensor from the BeanScape O are not provided with the BeanDevice AN XX series Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 45 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Figure 4 Sensor connection on the Beandevice Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 46 134 Document version 2 0 i i Rethinking sensing technology ea r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 9 2 Sensor power supply The BeanDevice AN XX series can supply power to your external sensor You can easily configure your sensor volta
26. to an external power supply accuracy lt 0 08 when the BeanDevice operates on battery M12 5Pins degree of protection IP67 6 3 4 3 OTAC Parameter i The BeanScape application allows the user to view PAo E Emm all the data measurements transmitted by the at C CU BeanDevice AN V With the OTAC Over the Air configuration feature the user can remotely configure the BeanDevice AN V Several Data acquisition modes are available on the BeanDevice AN V e Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition mode LDCDA the data acquisition is immediately transmitted by radio The transmission frequency can be configured from 1s to 24h e Alarm Mode the measured value is transmitted by radio whenever an alarm threshold fixed by the user is detected 4 alarms threshold levels High Low e Survey Mode operates like the Alarm mode but the device sends frequently a beacon frame informing its current status e Streaming Packet Mode All measured values are transmitted by packet within a continuous flow at 400 samples per second maximum BeanDevice AN V Over the Air a i 7 e Streaming Mode all measured values are Over the air configuration OTAC parameters Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition LDCDA Mode 1s to 24 hour Alarm amp Survey mode 1s to 24 hour Math Mode 400 SPS maximum Streaming Packet Mode 400 SPS maximum Data Acquisition mode Please consider the environment before printing this document Page
27. user manual as helpful as possible Please keep us informed of your comments and suggestions for improvements BeanAir appreciates feedback from the users Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 11 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 1 VISUAL SYMBOLS DEFINITION Symbols Definition Caution or Warning Alerts the user with important information about BeanAir wireless sensor networks WSN if this information is not followed the equipment software may fail or malfunction Danger This information MUST be followed if not you may damage the equipment permanently or bodily injury may occur Tip or Information Provides advice and suggestions that may be useful when installing BeanAir Wireless Sensor Networks Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 12 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 2 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS AES Advanced Encryption Standard CCA Clear Channel Assessment CSMA CA Carrier Sense Multiple Access Collision Avoidance GTS Guaranteed Time Slot kSps Kilo samples per second LLC Logical Link Control Kel Link quality indicator LDCDA Low duty cycle data acquisition MAC Media Access Control PAN Persona
28. 10 2 4 Level 4 Primary cell Rechargeable battery calibration The table below shows Primary cell Rechargeable battery calibration depending on BeanDevice version BeanDevice Model a 2 Battery primary cell ID Calibration batterie pile 10 3 NETWORK DIAGNOSTIC FROM YOUR BEANSCAPE SOFTWARE The BeanScape provides network diagnostic information which is described in this chapter 10 3 1 Displaying Network information 1 Launch your BeanScape application 2 Select your BeanDevice profile a new tab BeanDevice will appear in your BeanScape toolbar 3 Click on this tab and then click on View History Network Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 120 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines aga BeanScape File Tools Help BeanDevict l al A EE MACD O xAABBCCODEEFFOC E Ch_Temp_0 Data Platform system profile Bea Identity Netws Mac Id AABBCCDDEEFFODA Network quality E Ch_Temp_1 B E MAC_ID 0x AABBCCDDEEFFOOBB E Ch_T_Ambiante Ptatus Disable discharge E Ch_T_Cible cn MAC accel Panid E ETE Disable charge C a Discharge over current Net id M Local PER Charge over current u CE aS Power Supply Diagnostic Overvoltage Temperature Power supply wer m
29. 20 with four channels IEEE 802 15 4 2006 Rechargeable battery 6 3 2 2 Analog data acquisition block specifications Analog data acquisition block specifications Signal Conditionning Analog current loop measurement Number of channels 2 or 4 Channels 16 bits SAR Architecture Successive Approximation Register with A D Converter l temperature compensation 4 20 mA Current Loop measurement Non linearity error 0 5 LSB Measurement lt 0 1 when the BeanDevice is connected to an external power supply accuracy lt 0 08 when the BeanDevice operates on battery M12 5Pins degree of protection IP67 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 24 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines The BeanScape application allows the user to view all the data measurements transmitted by the BeanDevice AN 420 With the OTAC Over the Air configuration feature the user can remotely configure the BeanDevice AN 420 Several Data acquisition modes are available on the BeanDevice AN 420 e Low Duty Cycle Data Acquisition mode LDCDA the data acquisition is immediately transmitted by radio The transmission frequency can be configured from 1s to 24h e Alarm Mode the measured value is transmitted by radio whenever an alarm threshold fixed by the user is detected 4 alarms threshold levels High Low BeanDevice AN 420
30. 4 E Ch_m4_0 ow Ch_m4_1 E Chm4_2 E Chm4_3 B MAC_ID Ox FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF E Ch_Temp_0 PAN ID 01101 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines MAC_ID 0x 00158D0000077802 E chx S chy chz Gg MAC_ID 0x 00156D00000AAA1A E Ch_m4_0 EE Ch m _1 E Ch m _2 E Ch_m4_3 ge MAC_ID Ox FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF EE Ch_Temp_0 PAN ID 01101 By clicking on the scrolling menu BeanSensor you can access to the following features 10 3 1 1 Disable Enable log All the data received on the BeanScape are stored in a log file in CSV format This feature allows you to enable disable data logging on your log file Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 126 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines File Tools Buffer Reset Open the graph in a new window ae m he BeanScape File Tools Help Ha ay o MAC ID Os oo Buffer Reset iis E ChK Open the graph in a new window For further information about CSV log file please read the BeanScape user manual 10 3 1 2 Buffer reset This function clears the graphical display concerning recorded measurements of your sensor The data stored in a log are not affected by this function By clicking on Buffer reset a second window appears asking you to confirm your choice E Yes you accept to delete the whole measure data o
31. AN 420 Figure 1 Focus on BeanDevice AN V AN mV AN 420 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 37 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Function Description M8 3 Contacts DC 8 28 volts power supply Socket for external The socket sealing is assured with a screw cap power supply Don t forget to protect the M8 3contacts socket with a screw cap You will lose the tightness of your device if you do not close properly Radio antenna 2x N Type Radio antenna antenna waterproof IP67 Do not try to change or modify the antenna you will damage your BeanDevice ON OFF push button Allows to power up power off the BeanDevice ON button pushed OFF button not pushed T Wait for a minimum of 5 seconds before your power up the BeanDevice The BeanDevice integrates an energy tank allowing a backup of the WSN context before powering OFF BeanDevice Activity Bi color GREEN RED Led Failure led Cf Table for led description M12 5 Pins female This socket is compatible with a M12 5 Pins A Coding male socket for sensor plug interface BeanDevice product Three label version are available version label AN 420 4 20 mA current loop measurement AN V 5 volts or 10 volts analog measurement AN mV 20 mV or 40 mV analog low voltage measurement
32. Ai r Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 2 6 Frame Product Version Version Radio module version BeanDevice Radio Radia module Hardware version BeanDevice hardware Hard vers Software version BeanNevice embedded Sot vers Prot stack Protocol stack Wireless nrotocol stack used V version related to a major modification of the embedded software R Release related to a minor modification of the embedded software These ID versions should be transmitted to our technical support center when you encountered a material or software dysfunction 9 2 7 Frame Actual Data Acquisition mode This frame displays all the informations returned by the BeanDevice on its actual data acquisition mode Logger System config Slee Custom display Notes Data Acq config Data acquisition mode available on Data acquisition mode configuration 5 7 yee eae a the ReanNevire ee Data Acg mode LowDutyCycle w Validate ae SEENTE Tt l 4 Continuous Monitoring Data Acq cycle Data acquisition cycle in Day hour minute and second Sampling Rate Data 4cq duration dod AAs Options Ts Only Log Only Ts amp Log BeanDevice sampling rate in Hz available only for Math mode st
33. Allaraph This field contains notes relating to the BeanDevice sensor To change this field enter a value or free text and click the Validate button A new window opens accept your modifications by clicking on OK Sensor parameter configuration Eg s 1 Modification done successfully To backup your text click on the icon Backup your Database a Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 98 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 2 3 Tab Configuration Custom display Motes Configuration Measurement conditionning calibration Log contig Alarm threshold configuration Cutoff frequency configuration Parameter Description Alarm threshold You can configure threshold high values H1 H2 and low values L1 L2 In alarm mode when a higher low threshold value is reached an alarm notification is transmitted to the BeanGateway v Ifthe sensor value is higher than H1 H2 an alarm notification is send to the BeanGateway BeanScape v Ifthe sensor value is lower than L1 L2 an alarm notification is send to the BeanGateway BeanScape Threshold values must be organized in this manner H2 gt H1 gt L1 gt L2 9 4 2 4 Tab Sensor amp Analog conditioning calibration These coefficients are used to calibrate the
34. An internal temperature sensor is used for onboard amp battery temperature monitoring 10 3 1 4 Battery charge monitoring Battery charge is based on current accumulation The BeanDevice integrates a current accumulator circuit which facilitates remaining capacity estimation by tracking the net current flow into and out of the battery Current flow into the battery increments the current accumulator while current flow out of the battery decrements it Voltage measurement corresponds to battery voltage Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 123 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 10 3 1 System maintenance BeanScape File Tools Help BeanDevice Enable measure log Disable measure log Reset measure memory cache For all the sensors Display Wireless Network Information Warning This area is reserved for persons with extensive experience in Wireless sensor networks Configuring wrongly on such an interface may cause malfunction your BeanDevice BeanDevice MAC AABBCCDDEEFFOOAA AP Reduced Funct Tx fault reseting threshold Tx fault threshold Platform reset C Clear Network Context C Delete measurement data C Restore default parameters Validate Primary cell Battery profile modification Bat PP2 1DMG vl Reset the Reset Counter Validate E TX Fault Thres
35. BeanDevice Description of the BeanDevice network association This document presents Pulse counter ex energy metering application and binary data acquisition features on the BeanDevice SUN BN Technical description of the Ambient light sensor available on the BeanDevice SUN XX products Network capacity characterization of Beanair Wireless Sensor Networks Current consumption estimation of the BeanDevice in active and sleeping mode Page 15 134 Document version 2 0 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines F TN 001 V1 0 Wireless range BeanDevice Wireless range benchmarking of the _enchmarking BeanDevice ef BeanAlr 3 3 RELATED VIDEOS 3 3 1 Beanair product introduction videos a the videos are available on our Youtube channel Web link Related products Company Presentation BeanGateway Ethernet Outdoor version introduction BeanGateway Ethernet Indoor version introduction BeanDevice AN XX introduction BeanDevice AX 3D introduction BeanDevice HI INC introduction BeanDevice AX 3DS introduction BeanDevice SUN T introduction BeanDevice SUN TH introduction BeanDevice SUN TIR introduction BeanDevice SUN BN introduction BeanDevice SUN introduction 3 3 2 BeanGateway Tutorial Videos Web link Related products Please consider the environmen
36. CE PROCESSSENSOR INSTALLATION GUIDELINES 8 1 POWER MODE MANAGEMENT O read the technical note TN_RF_010 BeanDevice Power Management 8 2 BEANDEVICE NETWORK ASSOCIATION O read the technical note TN_RF_006 WSN Association process 8 3 DATALOGGER FUNCTION O read the technical note TN_RF_007 BeanDevice DataLogger User Guide 8 4 OTAC OVER THE AIR CONFIGURATION PROCESS O read the technical note TN_RF_010 BeanDevice Power Management Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 64 134 ee BeandAir 8 5 FACTORY SETTINGS Rethinking sensing technology Document Type User Manual Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines If desired the user can restore factory settings on the Beandevice with the following default parameters Parameter Power Mode Active Data Acquisition 10s duty cycle Acquisition duration OK time Sampling rate OK Data Acquisition LowDutyCycle mode TX Power 18dBm Alarms Threshold H1 20 H2 20 S2 4 S1 4 Pre process duration 10 0 Sensor polarity N A Table 4 Factory settings Active 10s OK OK LowDutyCycle 18dBm H1 10 H2 10 2 0 1 0 30 ms Unipolar Please consider the environment before printing this document BeanDevice version fi lt lt Active 10s
37. Conversion assistant To avoid conversion error a conversion assistant is available to help you to setup quickly your measurement channel of your BeanDevice Click on conversion assistant from the tab Custom display a window will open allowing you to do a linear conversion Custom display Notes Configuration Measurement conditionning calibration Log config Unit SENSOR _UNIT Type SENSOR TPE Ret SENSUR REF Label Ch TUR Conversion Assistant Validate On the left column the user can enter the non converted measurement data On the right column the user can enter the converted measurement values with the desired unit The ratio and offset values are calculated automatically by the conversion assistant Unit Conversion Assistant Linear Conversion lriput Output Value 2 65535 lus o not defined a not defined Value 1 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 96 134 Document version 2 0 nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 97 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines ea A t Rethinking sensing technology 9 4 2 2 Tab Notes Custom display Notes Data Acq config System config
38. EANDEVICE PRODUCT OVERVIEW arearecacectscecectarececicercactecunereccensenaucsuneceacesicantunersacentensacmeseceenree 6 1 Introduction to ProcessSensor product LINES ccccceecccescccesececeecceececenseteeeeeueceeeeceeeneetsneetens 6 2 Advantages of using the Beandevice AN XX Xt Nder ccccceseccccesecceeeececeeeesceeeeceeeeceeeueeeees 6 3 BeanDevice Technical specifications ccivessstenecsernesshiosissaceeesasheawiouesesaecsbieeeraeeeeeatecsienaenen 6 3 1 Common technical sp cificatioNsS sc ccanccisindiaescnatesarcnawasadmsussacsstndtaetsnateouncmaaaeeenunacesundeuenste 63 L 1 RFSpec catons secere eno E E EEEE IEEE ENERE EE 22 6 3 1 2 Others specifications BeanDevice AN XX ONY csccccceeeecccecececeeecssseseseeeeesens 23 6 3 2 BeanDevice AN 420 amp AN 420 XTendefr cccceseccccessecccceesececeeeseceeeeeecesseeeecessenaecessenes ee el AN a 0 9 10161 E Co od E a Oe E ere ne eee eet ETO 24 6 3 2 2 Analog data acquisition block specifications ccccceeecsceeeescceceseceeecseeeeeseeeesens 24 632 3 OTAC POOL OF criera rE E E EO E 25 6 3 3 BeanDevice AN MV amp AN MV Xtender seesesesssssrersssrersssreressreressrrressrerossreressrrressreressene 6 3 3 1 Product reference seeeseeeeeseeeesersessrrerrresrrresrrreserressrrsrerrsrereserreserrserrrseereserrese 26 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 4 134 Document version 2 0 Document version 2 0 BeanD
39. ENDER The Beandevice AN XX Xtender uses a Primary cell 5800 mAh instead of a rechargeable battery 950mAh it provides a better battery autonomy This product is ideal for telemetry applications on remote sites Greenhouses Water treatment plant water intake 6 3 BEANDEVICE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 6 3 1 Common technical specifications 6 3 1 1 RF specifications RF Specifications Wireless Protocol IEEE 802 15 4 2006 version Stack WSN Topology Point to Point Star AES 128 bits AES integrated coprocessor ISM 2 4GHz 16 Channels Antenna diversity architecture designed by BeanAir TX Power 0 dBm to 18 dBm Maximum RF Characteristics 1 Km L O S Range Antenna diversity 2 omnidirectional N Type antenna with a gain of 2 2 dBi Degree of protection IP67 Table 1 RF specifications Table Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 22 134 Ea Document version 2 0 f n Ai r Rethinking sensing technology ea BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 3 1 2 Others specifications BeanDevice AN XX only Others specifications e Storage Capacity up to 1 000 000 measurements Embedded logger e Integrated real time clock e Write read Cycle 400 000 Integrated Lithium ion battery charger with high precision battery monitoring Integrated battery Overvoltage Protection Overcurrent Short Circuit P
40. ENSOR_REF I Ch Temp 0 Label Conversion Assistant Validate Technology Mesurement data Val 719 833903273083 Measure reading Mode LowDutyCycle State gt Observed values Component List Scale 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 13 07 00 14 02 16 14 57 33 15 52 49 16 48 06 Auto Y lt Server status Started Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 91 134 M Document version 2 0 B Rethinking sensing technology f e eanAir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 1 Sensor profile 9 4 1 1 Frame General informations Data Sensor Ponte Sensor range General information yy Type Range Ref Fee Filter Sensor label Fc Cut off displayed on E frequency the Technology State panDevice technolog Sensor ON OFF Button enable disable 9 4 1 2 Frame Measurement data Date and time of the easurement data latest measurement alue Mesurement data QV Ve By default sensor unit format is v BeanDevice AX 3D amp AX 3DS g Y BeanDevice HI INC Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 92 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 1 3 Fra
41. ID 0x OO158D00000C2714 Pan ld mz Global PER NAY K Disable charge E Ch Lus i E Ch Templ Mek lel oos Local PER NA P Discharge over current MAC_ID 0x 0015eD00000C7913 as Charge over current _ Ch_Temp Power Supply Diagnostic Undervoltage e MAC_ID 0x OO158D00000C7802 TER Temperature INA 4 Overvoltage e ow Ch Lux MAC_ID 0x 00158D00000C7804 Had vas via O O O Pawar inode mw Ch Lus i a active Q System E Ch_Temp_1 Soft vers vas o o e Battery voltage Ce y Diagnostic cycle 00 00 50 TEPE IET MAC_ID 0 x OO158D00000C97E8 E Ch_Temp_1 3 MAC_ID 0x 00158D 0000049960 oe ee W chx W Ch2z E MACD 0x 00158D000007259F Current data acquisition mode Tp a jg MAC_ID 0x 00158D0000049414 Ty A gger System config Sleep Mode Management AllGraph E MAC_ID Ox 00158D0000049C72 SEET METE Logger status y E E MAC_ID 0x 00158D000009072F Data Acq cycle Logger status Ready Download progress NA Component List Sampling rate A Download status NA Data Acq duration Logger manager Acquisition information Logged measure mode NA PAN ID 0 x10123 Server Acquisition count NA Passos were s nA Server status Started Curent data acquisition mode Data Acq mode Data Acq cycle Sampling rate Data Acq duration For further information please read to the technical note TN_RF_ 008 Data acquisition modes available o
42. N XX Xtender added Dontegreuil Maxime 25 06 2015 OA TimeSync function added Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 3 134 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines TECHNICAL SUPPOR aceargesanpet teams oen i OEE E E E E E ETN E E EE VISUAL SYMBOLS DEFINEHON siysesrrsunsssisgisunn niani erae EE EDE EEEE naaa AGRONYMS AND ABBREVIA HONS igceecearereceatgrraneetteansbay esncenunseaseneveeniteemuten nent a eas aiaa nauan RELATED DOCUMENTS amp VIDEOS sc ccciscc crcsesonssancaessontaaesanwsasehcuegeseantandagesendeaadanwiedehduesessantenengaeonseaceaabs 3 1 Applicaton NOTES acict span cacdcdede ies det tectecer eset fase TE daneapebedstadas E d BZ TOCWI CA I OLOS aer E E E E E E EA 3 RECA yVIdEOS osere ET S 3 3 1 Beanair product introduction videoS cccceecccesecceeeccceececeneeceueceeeeceeeuseteueeteeeeeeeceeeueens 3 3 2 BeanGateway Tutorial Vid COS wisissidscssnwtivecuanswacavenscteseecadasaeucbivaceduawedavwiecteseacadsantwetdvacetusess 3 3 3 BeanDevice Tutorial VidEOsS ccccccccccssssseccecceeeseecceccaesecccessaausececessuauseceeesauaaseeeesesaaaes J34 BEAMS CaDe Tutor al VCO S sre saccceeracccoaesnacieacacceteasucsescatersaneatesanesacnagonucsecdeeecdtetnaneeaens BEANDEVICE WER TONS acct eric cece cists eco ce ceee suse nceeeenteceee E E E E DO CUI INE CI GR INS GIN sactosecai cnet aesecan ctiarscanatstewsaaaieaegacineveraqcetrsnaeatocomen EENE EE A B
43. Version 2 0 AN 420 AN mV AN V tender I3 fE ice AN 420 Wireless Data As y ROWS ieod Iree Eke 3 J Gul Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 25 06 2015 BeanDevice User Manual VALIDATION Function Recipients Validation Information Wr Christophe Dontegreuil Philippe FROMON r ation Maneli PARSY Rethinking sensing technology o Funtion Recipients engineer e e X engineer Updates Evolution amp Status Em 29 02 2008 Dontegreuil Document creation Christophe 08 05 2009 Dontegreuil BeanDevice Stream mode description h h 28 12 2009 Lpa Continuous monitoring description Dontegreuil Chri h Mechanical mounting description ristopne 04 03 2010 Dontegreuil Please consider the environment before printing this document Version Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Rethinking sensing technology Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Updates lonii Network diagnostic description onathan 1 4 07 06 2010 DINIS Giton Figures added on sensor configuration ristophe 1 22 07 201 i a Dontegreuil i OTAC parameters description added 1 6 25 11 2010 ATORE p p Dontegreuil Christooh New Hardware Version added ristophe 1 16 02 2011 QUORN Dontegreuil ao Datalogger feature added ristophe 1 2 2011 o 0 0820 Dontegreuil 20 07 2012 enierobine BeanDevice A
44. WA Cee See a ee ee RIA 4 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 76 134 a Bea nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines This frame is composed of several Tabs and includes BeanDevice OTAC Over the Air Configuration Parameters Y Custom display Notes Data acquisition configuration DataLogger System configuration Power Mode management S SS AllGraph 9 3 1 Tab Custom Display Type PLATFORM_Tv PE Reference PLATFORM REF Label MAC_ID 0 AABB Parameter Description Type You can enter here the type of BeanDevice you want to use Reference You can assign an internal reference to the BeanDevice you have purchased Label You can assign any sort of Label to your BeanDevice Therefore the user can easily associate the BeanDevice with its equipment example Room_N521_Second_Floor Click on Validate if you want to validate your configuration Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 77 134 Document version 2 0 nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 78 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type Us
45. a lot of resources on your computer it is recommended to install the BeanScape software on a powerful computer Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 129 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 11 TROUBLESHOOTING ea i gt r Rethinking sensing technology E Why the Red LED is flashing Each time a packet is lost by the BeanDevice Nwk Activity led will blink in red Try to decrease the wireless range between the BeanGateway and the BeanDevice E Why the BeanDevice LEDS are not activated If there is no wireless network activity the led will be inactive Make sure you have powered your BeanDevice with a charged battery E What should I do if the radio channel is perturbated Please turn off your BeanDevice and then choose an appropriate channel The channel selection is done from the BeanGateway For further information please Read BeanGateway User s Manual BeanGateway E Why the BeanDevice does not provide the right measurement value Check if your sensor channel is activated on your BeanScape interface ON Position Check if your BeanDevice is powered up Check your LAI quality if your LQI is under 50 60 You must change your antenna position or your product position Check your data acquisition mode maybe you have specified a data acquisition which is too long
46. acassmacentasauiaeusenedsansenatsesmaueseaeenolstvaceeanee 65 Figure List Figure 1 Focus on BeanDevice AN V AN MV AN 420 ccccccssssseececcceceececessssseeeuesseueeeessseeeeeeeeesessaueas 37 Figure 2 BeanDevice AN 420 AN V AN mV Xtender cccccceseeeeeccccceccceccesssseseeeseseeeeeeeseeseeeeeeeeeessuueas 40 Figure 3 Antenna Diversity present on the BeanDevice AN 420 AN V AN MV o n 43 Figure 4 Sensor connection on the Beandevice ccccessccccccessecccccceeseccceseeeeseccceseueeeececeseueneeeeeeeaeenes 46 Figure 5 Sensor DOWER SUPDIyecvcionsssssrossynstnicein oirrn Er NO ETEEN 48 Figure 6 M12 socket location the BeanDevice ccccececccccceesseeccceeeeeseccceeeeeeseccceeeuueeeceeeseueeeeeeeeeaennes 49 Figure 7 M12 Socket positioning NOTCH ccccccsecccsecccseccceneccenecceececenseeeeeeeueceeeeceeeuceseueeeeeeceeeeceneneens 50 Figure 8 M12 socket Pin assignation 6 sicscsac econ ccecesecepaceccncexievceesescarccacdeunsaorscneeexienassancanecaeteanseerseaweenieeuaanniess 50 Figure 9 M12 socket Wiring Code BeanDevice side ccccccccccceesseccceeseeceseeeeesseeeeeeseseeeeeseeeeeeseeees 51 Figure 10 M12 4pins Plug Wiring code sensor Side ccccccsssseeccccceeseccceeeeeeseccceeeeeeeeceeseeeuseeeeseeaeenes 52 Figure 11 External power supply M8 3Pin Beandevice side ccccccccccsssseccceeeeessececeeeeeseeeeeeeaeeee
47. ation Log enabled Log filename auto Add label a By default Log file name is built with the measurement channel amp BeanDevice MAC Address lt Sensor Channel Number gt lt MAC_ID gt v Log enabled if checked Log is enabled on the BeanScape v Log filename auto If checked Log file name is named automatically Y Add label if checked the log file is renamed with the sensor label Click on validate in order to validate all your modifications For users who want to rename the log file two solutions are provided Solution 1 Add automatically the channel Label in your log file name lt Label gt lt Sensor channel Number gt lt MAC_ID gt Solution 2 The log file name can be fully customized Uncheck the case Log filename auto and add your own label Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 101 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 3 Graphical display BeanScape BEK Fie Tools Help BeanSensor i idl 9 MAC_ID Ox AABBCCDDEEFFOO4A Data Sensor profile Custom display Notes Configuration Log config B MAC_ID 0 x AABBCCDDEEFFOOBB GenaAlinomnain Alarm threshold configuration Eer oe M o N oe B 10H A4ASBBCCDDEEFFOODD Ref aa Max Temp sooo a Lb Technology EI Stata Mesureme
48. by overviewing various data acquisition modes available on each BeanDevice Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 14 134 PAs BeanAir Rethinking sensing technology Document Type User Manual BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 3 2 TECHNICAL NOTES Document name Click on the weblink RF 010 BeanDevice Power anagement RF 009 BeanGateway anagement on LAN ifrastructure RF 008 Data acquisition odes available on the eanDevice RF 007 BeanDevice ataLogger User Guide RF 006 WSN Association i rocess RF 005 Pulse counter amp inary data acquisition on the eanDevice SUN BN RF 004 Ambient Light sensor 2chnical specifications F TN 003 V1 0 Wireless etwork capacity F TN 002 V1 0 Current onsumption in active amp sleeping ode Please consider the environment before printing this document All the BeanDevice BeanGateway All the BeanDevice All the BeanDevice All the BeanDevice BeanDevice SUN BN BeanDevice SUN XX Ecosensor All the products BeanDevice sae This technical note describes the sleeping amp active power mode on the BeanDevice BeanGateway integration on a LAN infrastructure Data acquisition modes available on the BeanDevice This document presents the DataLogger feature on the
49. cket with a screw cap You will lose the tightness of your device if you do not close properly MAC ID Label Unique identifier assigned to the BeanDevice 64 bytes wireless network product which is based on the IEEE 802 15 4 standard must have a 64 bit MAC address that allows unique identification of the device within a global network Recommendations v Use only accessories supplied by BeanAir batteries power supply unit and antenna Use of other materials may damage the BeanDevice v Only BeanAir is qualified to make changes on the BeanDevice Y Don t try to remove the label on the product it contains important information such as the MAC address or sensor measurement range Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 42 134 r 2 BeanAir 6 7 LEDS DESCRIPTION __ LTRrarvating ctatiic TAN Aa tRe AR oan Tear lance Uperating status Led Activit y Fal lure The BeanDevice is power off amp external power LED OFF supply is connected The BeanDevice is power down with no external LED OFF power supply connected The BeanDevice is power on with wireless TX RX Green Led Wireless Network Activity activity Red Led Wireless transmission failure The BeanDevice is power on Green led toggling The BeanDevice is power off was power on ADEREN VPA before 6 8 RF ANTENNA 6 8 1 Antenna diversity Antenna diversity is a technique
50. ding OTAC frame is deleted Page 88 134 Document version 2 0 nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 89 134 Document version 2 0 nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 90 134 Document version 2 0 A Rethinking sensing technology ea r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 SENSORS CONFIGURATION The screen Sensor profile consists of three parts General information on the measurement channel Measurement channel configuration A graph which displays in real time sensor signals during data acquisition BeanScape M efx File Tools Help BeanSensor el MAC_ID 0x AABBCCDDEEFFOO4A Data Ch_Temp_0 h_Temp_O a Ch_Temp_1 Sensor profije Custom display Notes Configuration Log config a MAC_ID 0 x AABBCCDDEEFFOOBB General information il Offset O E Ch_T_Ambiante B Ch_T_Cible Type Min Temp I c Type SENSOR_TYPE MAC_ID 0x AABBCCDDEEFFOODD Ret e Ten lt a h Ton ef a Teme E S
51. e graph E Select Auto Y scales Y axis automatically on the graph Lifts Y and X E Where the Auto Y box is unchecked you can set the limits for the graph from the field X lift E Where the Auto X box is unchecked you can set the limits for the graph from the field Y lift Checkbox Zoom X and Y Zoom These boxes are useful for performing a graph zoom from the mouse wheel there are four cases Case 1 Case Zoom X checked and Zoom Y unchecked The graph zoom will only affect the X axis Case 2 Case Zoom X unchecked and Zoom Y ticked The graph zoom will only affect the Y axis Case 3 Case Zoom X checked and Zoom Y ticked Zoom will affect both X and Y axes Case 4 Case Zoom X unchecked and Zoom Y unchecked The zoom function from the mouse wheel is disabled 9 5 DATALOGGER CONFIGURATION O read the technical note TN_RF_007 BeanDevice DataLogger User Guide Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 107 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 6 LOG FILE ORGANIZATION Rethinking sensing technology 9 6 1 Log File System Overview Log files feature be x 1Log file per sensor channel t Y 1 Log file per BeanDevice eanGateway WSN Diagnostic Wireless Sensor Networks 9 6 2 Log file directory By default the Log file directory is C
52. e of the product Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 56 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 12 2 AC To DC power adapter The BeanDevice can also be powered by an AC to DC adapter 8 28Volts The power adapter can be used for recharging Lithium lon battery or to power supply continuously the BeanDevice A M8 3Pins standard plug is used for connecting the power adapter to the BeanDevice If battery charge is very low connect the power adapter in order to recharge your internal battery M8 3P plug IP67 Wall plug power adapter Only the M8 plug is fully sealed the power adapter is not sealed Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 57 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 12 3 External Power supply wiring code not available on the BeanDevice AN XX Xtender Caption PIN3 Pwr power supply 8 28 V DC PIN1 Gnd electrical ground External power supply wiring code M8 3Pins Socket PIN1 Gnd PIN3 Pwr 2 Not used M8 3 pins socket Figure 11 External power supply M8 3Pin Beandevice side Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 58 134 Documen
53. e safety standards of the applicable country and where applicable with the relevant wiring rules BeanAir reserves the right to make modifications additions and deletions to this document due to typographical errors inaccurate information or improvements to programs and or equipment at any time and without notice Such changes will nevertheless be incorporated into new editions of this document Copyright Transmittal reproduction dissemination and or editing of this document as well as utilization of its contents and communication thereof to others without express authorization are prohibited Offenders will be held liable for payment of damages All rights are reserved Copyright BeanAir GmBh 2015 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 10 134 Document version 2 0 f nAi r Rethinking sensing technology ea BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT For general contact technical support to report documentation errors and to order manuals contact BeanAir Technical Support Center BTSC at tech support beanair com For detailed information about where you can buy the BeanAir equipment software or for recommendations on accessories and components visit www beanair com To register for product news and announcements or for product questions contact BeanAir s Technical Support Center BTSC Our aim is to make this
54. e the sensor s data acquisition in your LOG file Maximum LOG sensor KB Maximum size in Kilobytes KB of your LOG sensor files Enable Network LOG info Check this box if you want to enable network information in your LOG file E Maximum LOG network info KB Maximum size in Kilobytes Kilo Octets for your network information LOG file E LOG level Display priority LOGS 9 6 4 Cache Data Configuration for Graph Data Cache Configuration Max points 40000 Man packets Max diagnostica 1000 Max alarms 5 laps coord mas number 100 Max streaming points 40000 E Maximum number of points Set here the maximum number of points displayed on the BeanScape graph Maximum number of package Set here the maximum number of packets displayed on the BeanScape graph Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 110 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines E Max number of diagnosis Set here the maximum number of diagnosis displayed on the BeanScape graph E Max number of alarms Set here the maximum number of alarms displayed on the BeanScape graph E Maximum number of GPS coordinates Set here the maximum number that GPS information displayed on the BeanScape graph E Maximum streaming points Set here the maximum number of points displayed in Streaming Strea
55. easurement channel calibration amp calibration Log configuration e Logs configuration on the BeanScape 9 4 2 1 Tab Custom display These parameters allow the user to customize his sensor Custom display Motes Configuration Measurement conditionning calibration Log config Unit SENSOR_UNIT Type SENSOR_TYFE Ref SENSUR_REF Label Ch_TOR O Conversion Assistant Validate Type Describe the sensor type ex load cell pressure Strain gage 2 Mv v LVDT Unit customer sensor unit bar C I h Ratio Sensor Ratio coefficient RAT Offset Sensor Offset Coefficient OFF xs SN NS amp SN Label Give a name to your sensor ex Sensor on StatorMachine 1 sensor in Room 2 Floor 3 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 94 134 Document version 2 0 nAi ir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Measurement conversion formula Example with a temperature sensor By default the temperature unit is in degree Celsius The user wants to convert the unit of his temperature sensor in degree Fahrenheit With RAT 1 8 and OFF 32 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 95 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines
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57. ensor product lines v Ifyou use an unipolar analog sensor Sens pin must be connected to the electrical ground You can damage your sensor and or your BeanDevice if you don t respect the wiring code 6 10 MECHANICAL DRAWING BEANDEVICE AN XX SECTION A A End View of Assembly Top View of Assembly A 109 00 4 201 _ 146 05 5 750 SECTION B B Top View Looking Inside Box Side View of Assembly el a o j 5 82 156 LJ 23 50 F 3 00 L Threaded Holes 44 30 1 354 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 55 134 Document version 2 0 anAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 12 BEANDEVICE AN XX POWER SUPPLY 6 12 1 Lithium ion Rechargeable battery The BeanDevice from ProcessSensor product lines integrates a Lithium lon rechargeable battery Battery Capacity Nominal Voltage Charge Discharge cycle The rechargeable battery can be used as an UPS uninterruptible power supply battery on your BeanDevice It provides an emergency power when the input power source typically the utility mains fails Do not try to change the battery You will void the guarante
58. er Manual ProcessSensor product lines e a N ir Rethinking sensing technology 9 3 2 Tab Notes Custom display Motes Data Acq config System config AllGraph This field contains your notes concerning the BeanDevice To change this field enter your text and click on Validate button To backup your text press the icon Example Machine failure n XX requested intervention Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 79 134 ene Rethinking sensing technology BeanAltr BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 3 3 Tab Data Acquisition configuration Custom display Notes Data Acq config Logger System config Slee Data acquisition mode configuration Data Acq mode Data Acg cycle dod AAAS Sampling Rate H Data Acq duration Sas die basins Continuous Monitoring Options DataLogger te oO T amp L P Tx Only Log Only Sig options Data acquisition mode configuration Low duty cycle data acquisition is adapted for static measurement Low duty cycle tilt pressure temperature requiring a low power consumption Di o ON your BeanDevice The duty cycle can be configured between 1 LDCDA data acquisition amp transmission per second to 1 data acquisition amp transmission per day Data acquisitions are transmitted by radio whenever an alarm threshold fixed by the use
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60. external sensors amp Light sensor Custom display Notes Configuration Measurement conditioning calibration Log contig Calibration Ratia The BeanScape provides a calibration interface for each measurement channel Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 99 134 Document version 2 0 P Rethinking sensing technology eal L ir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines E Ratio multiplier coefficient E Offset adder subtracter coefficient its unit is the sensor unit Calibrated_value Ratio x Non_Calibrated_Value Offset Enter the calibration coeffcients and then click on Validate The calibrations coefficients are saved on the BeanDevice flash memory and are conserved during the lifetime of your product WARNING These calibration coefficients should be accessible to an advanced user A wrong calibration will result in false measurements Page 100 134 Please consider the environment before printing this document Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 2 5 Tab Log configuration This tab should not be confused with the DataLogger function available on the Beandevice Custom digplay Notes Configuration Measurement conditionning calibration Log contig Log configur
61. f 90 water Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 132 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 12 4 REFLECTIONS OBSTRUCTIONS AND MULTIPATH o further information read the application note AN_RF 007 Beanair_WSN Deployment Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 133 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 12 5 SHOCK amp VIBRATION RESISTANCE Shock resistance on BeanDevice products are BeanDevice AN XX 10g during 50 ms Avoid dropping the BeanDevice BeanDevice mechanical mounting on a wall pole or on a DIN rail must be well performed Do not force connections 12 1 ANTENNA Check the LQI Link Quality Indicator of your BeanDevice for being sure that your antenna is right oriented O further information read the application note AN_RF 007 Beanair WSN Deployment Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 134 134
62. f this BeanSensor E No don t delete the whole measure data of this BeanSensor File Tools Help lal Ee pea Disable log Er MAC ID Ox AA Buffer Reset a iC Tempi Open the graph in a new window ETE eee OF p General inform gg Ch_T_Cible Sig MAC_ID 0 x AABBCCDDEEFFOODD Type Ref Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 127 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines BeanScape m EX o Fie Tools Help BeanSensor id S MAC_ID 0 x 0015800000077802 Data chx chy Sensor pr ofie Custom display Notes Configuration Measurement conditionning calibration Log config chz B MAC_ID 0x 00158D000007780F i chx Type S chy ag coz ml MAC_ID 0x O0158D 0000044414 Label Ch mao B chm i Technology ChmA_2 State Chm 3 S MAC_ID O x FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF vaue E Ch Temp_0 eanAir General information 1 Offset 0 Range g Type SENSOR_TYPE 2000 2000 E FcFiter i SENSOR_REF Label Chx Mesurement data Measure data deletion from the memory cache 2 re you sure you want delete the whole measure data of this BeanSensor Observed values Component List 1 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 25 10 2010 20 06 05 20 06 12 20
63. g sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Power Supply Diagnostic Temperature GREEN LED The BeanDevice is in active HOME CUPL sleeping power mode Power mode Battery voltage d NA a Sleeping power mode is displayed Power Supply Diagnostic Power mode active i Battery voltage aa Active mode is displayed i Battery level RED or YELLOW LED The BeanDevice is Power supply l in active power mode 9 2 4 Frame System system Displays diagostic Cycle in seconds battery Diagnostic cycle charge status afm Displays Radio TX Power in dBm antenna power is not included According to the BeanDevice version the information displayed in the frame will not be the same For example for the BeanDevice TSI 9 2 5 Frame BeanDevice BeanDevice Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 72 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology a r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines NOK Routing capacity not Number of sensors channels BeanDevice available available on the OK Routing capacity BeanDevice available Dlatfarm Routing capacity is not available on IEEE 802 15 4 protocol stack Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 73 134 ao Be a n
64. ge from the BeanScape The following table presents technical specifications Technical specifications Voltage range 4 5 20Volts DC configurable from the BeanScape Voltage accuracy 0 2 Maximum current delivered 100 mA Maximum power delivered to the sensors 1 5W Pre process time Max amp Min during Configurable from the BeanScape software required to stabilize the measurement signal 10000 ms maximum Resolution Table 2 External sensor power supply specifications 10 ms minimum In order to optimize the low consumption on the BeanDevice the power supply provided to the sensor operates in switching mode Y Before performing a measurement the sensor is powered by the BeanDevice The pretreatment time is fixed by the end user it will reflect the time needed to stabilize the measurement signal after the sensor power up When all the measurement are done the sensor is immediately power down v This cycle is repeated each time a data acquisition or a stream of data acquisition must be made Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 47 134 Document version 2 0 f nAi f Rethinking sensing technology ea BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Example Sensor power supply is settled at 10 volts with 400 ms pre process time Sensor power supply Volts Measurement Sensor i activation Sensor shut down
65. hold Not available E Clear Network context software This option may be substituted for the push button Network However when the BeanDevice is not available not powered or in sleeping mode this option is not usable E Delete measurement data Delete stored measurements E Restore default parameters This function restores all the default parameters stored on the BeanDevice flash memory E Primary Cell Battery profile modifications You can change your primary cell battery profile here E Reset the Reset counter resets the reset counter which is used for BeanDevice reboot Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 124 134 Document version 2 0 y i Rethinking sensing technology ea r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 10 3 1 Scrolling menu BeanSensor The BeanSensor scrolling menu provides access to additional features like the multi graph mode display of multiple windows on a graph measuring the same screen deleting graphs displayed and the activation deactivation of logging measurements To access to this scrolling menu click on the sensor attached to your BeanDevice You will then see the BeanSensor scrolling menu appearing Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 125 134 MAC_ID Ox 0015800000077802 chx Chz MAC_ID 0x OO15S8D 000004441
66. l Area Network PER Packet error rate RF Radio Frequency SD Secure Digital Wireless sensor Network Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 13 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 3 RELATED DOCUMENTS amp VIDEOS In addition to this User manual please consult the related application notes technical notes and videos 3 1 APPLICATIONS NOTES Document name Click on the ieee weblink AN RF 007 All BeanAir Wireless sensor networks deployment B anair WSN_ Deployment products guidelines ARF 006 How to extend your All BeanAir A guideline very useful for extending reless range products your wireless range A RF 005 BeanGateway amp Data BeanGateway DTE interface Architecture on the rminal Equipment Interface BeanGateway AV RF 004 Coexistence And All BeanAir Coexistence amp interferences of different Ir terferences 2 4GHz products RF technologies in the 2 4 GHz frequencies band AN RF 003 IEEE 802 15 4 2 4 GHz All BeanAir Comparison between 868 MHz 868 MHz products frequency band and a 2 4 GHz frequency band AN RF 002 Structural Health All BeanAir The aim of this document is to overview onitoring on bridges products Beanair products suited for bridge monitoring their deployment as well as their capacity and limits
67. me Alarm threshold E MAC_IO Ox AABBCCODEEFFODAA GACT Ch W MAC Ch E Ch_T_Cibke MACIO 0x AABBCCDDEEFFOODD ChTOR Temp_1 Custom display Notes Configuration Log config 0 On AABBCCDDEEFFUNDS eT um i Ise SENSOR TE Alram threshold frame Rel SENSOR_REF Label Ch_Temp_0 Conversion Assetart Validate Val 719 833903273083 Measure reading Mode LowDutyCycle 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 14 00 00 16 05 56 16 11 50 17 17 46 18 23 40 Time Observed values Server status Started Alarm threshold are displayed in this frame pen He L1 L2 Depending on your sensor resolution the displayed threshold value can differ from the reference value Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 93 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 4 2 Sensor configuration amp calibration This frame contains a set of 5 tabs Custom Display Allows the end user to customzie the sensor e Contains notes relating to the BeanDevice sensor e Sensor configuration interface The user can configure the alarm thresholds related to the sensor e Depending on the BeanDevice version which is used other configuration parameters are available Configuration Measurement conditionning i i e Sensor or m
68. ming Packet on the BeanScape graph Please note that the values backed up by the BeanScape may affect the memory capacity of your computer depending upon the size of every file 9 6 5 Log filename root For each sensor channel a log file is automatically created by the BeanScape The user can easily change the log file root gt Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 111 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines File Tools Help BeanSensor idja wo MAC_ID 0x OO158D00000449F3 Data Chv 0 n i Ch Sensor profile Custom display Notes Configuration Measurement conditioning calibration Log contig Ch _2 S MAC_ID 0x 00158D00000AD563 Te ET o FC Log configuration MACD rt TT oe fa AY ais a ce a Label chy Log filename auto _ Add label Ls abel S chy T Technology IE State Mesurement data Symbol Measure 0 0044 Measure reading Mode LowDutyCycle w a i gt o w 2 Component List o Scale PAN ID 0x 0146 f 02 11 2011 02 11 2011 02 11 2011 02 11 2011 02 11 2011 16 43 00 19 10 26 19 37 52 20 05 18 20 32 44 Auto Zoom This tab should not be confused with the DataLogger feature available on the Beandevice Read section Log configuration for further inf
69. n can decrease from 30 mA to 10 45 micro amperes For further information please read the technical note TN_RF_010 BeanDevice Power Management Choose the right sampling rate on your BeanScape interface If your wireless range is low try to use a lower TX Power Try to replace your BeanDevice in an area where the radio link is much better see Link Quality Indicator value Page 116 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 10 2 OVER THE AIR CONFIGURATION OTAC PARAMETERS BACKED UP ON FLASH The BeanDevice integrates an internal flash memory used for backuping OTAC Over the air configuration configuring parameter backups and restoration This memory is organized into several levels Level 1 e End user parameters Level 2 e Sensor calibration coefficients Level 3 e Network maintenance only fo experts Level 4 e Battery Primary celle calibration Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 117 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 10 2 1 Level 1 End user OTAC parameters The following table presents all the defaults configuration parameters To restore these defaults parameters you must perform a Network context deletion The Netw
70. n 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology a r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Val 0 143343251697566 Measure reading Mode Streaming A 4 Maks C Grid C Alarm 0 1445 Symbol 0 144 Circle E 1g aff Square 0 1435 BET EE pa t Ai LEN da EnA O alll dl a an Alarm 0 143 oie ap tal Kat RIL ER H2 i it iy s fe F L d PERT L I j i H TE F LL 0 1425 4 iv ll 14 7 aT F Li L G wy 1 q Leg L l i _ L a a L t L I he Observed values 0 142 0 1415 0 141 Be 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 14 11 39 14 11 40 14 11 41 14 11 42 14 11 43 Time Val 0 143343251697566 Measure reading Mode Streaming e Streaming Measure Observed values 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 14 13 36 0860000 14 13 96 2830000 14 13 36 4790000 14 19 96 6760000 14 13 96 8720000 14 15 37 0690000 Time 9 4 3 3 Frame Scale From this frame you can customize the scaling of your graphics to suit your needs e Page 106 134 Please consider the environment before printing this document Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Check box Auto Y and Auto X E Select Auto X scales the X axis automatically on th
71. n the BeanDevice Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 82 134 Document version 2 0 P Rethinking sensing technology eal l ir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 3 4 Tab DataLogger O further information about Datalogger please read the technical note TN_RF_007 BeanDevice DataLogger User Guide Logger System config Sleep Mode Management AllGraph 4 Logger status Logger status Ready Download progress Na Download status MA Logger manager Acquisition information Logged measure mode NA Acquisition count NA Rises coe oo So mslh o bilh The Logger tag is composed of five different fields E Logger Status E Logger manager E Acquisition information E Logger memory configuration E Logger status 9 3 4 1 Logger status Logger status Logger status Ready Download progress Na G amp S U U U U USUS SOSOSOSOS S Y Download status MA Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 83 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines E Logger status Displays loggers status four status are available o Ready the Datalogger is ready to register data o NotInit the Datalogger is not initialized o Active logs only Data acquisition is logged o
72. ncrease if the Sampling rate is high on your BeanDevice For further information read the technical note RF_TN 003 V1 0 M Wireless Network capacity v Power consumption increases with the sampling rate of your BeanDevice Data acquisition duration in streaming streaming packet and math mode The format is Day Hour Minute Second The Data acquisition duration value can be higher than Data acquisition cycle Data acquisition duration Tx only The BeanDevice transmits the data acquisition without Datalogging Log only The Beandevice logs the data acquisition without wireless transmission Tx amp Log The BeanDevice transmits and logs the data acquisition For further information about the DataLogger feature read the technical note TN_RF_007 BeanDevice DataLogger User Guide Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 81 134 ogy cy f e etnin ing sensing ecnno ogy BeanAir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines All your modifications are displayed on Current data acquisition mode frame BeanScape BEE Fie Tools Help BeanDevice A idaw AB MAC_ID 0x OO158D00000CAA1E Data Ch_Lux Ch _Temp_1 Platform system profije m MACD eee Identity Network Diagnostic Battery Status E Ch Lux Ch Temp_1 Mac Id 0015800000049960 Network quality sopii I Lar Disable discharge MAC_
73. nly o Active Tx and Log Data acquisition is logged amp transmitted by Radio o Stopped Datalogger is stopped E Download process Displays the download process O to 100 If 100 all the data logs are successfully downloaded on your PC E Donwload status Displays the download status two types of status are available o Processing Data logs download is under process o Completed Data Logs are completely downloaded on your PC 9 3 4 2 Logger manager Logger manager Stop Stops Data Logging process Erase Stops amp Erases all the logs on flash memory Download Starts to download all the logs on the flash memory Cancel Stops the download process 9 3 5 Tab System config Data Acq contig system config Sleep Mode Management Pi Diagnostic Cycle Ts Power 7 dBm Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 84 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology a r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Diagnostic cycle You can set the BeanDevice diagnostic cycle Battery status LQI PER iva Pa The Diagnostic cycle is modulo the data acquisition cycle Ex If you try to set the diagnostic cycle at 10s while the data acquisition cycle is set at 20s the diagnostic cycle will be adjusted to 10s TX Power BeanDevice TX Power unit is in dBm it represents the power ratio in decibels dB of the measured po
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75. nsing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 12 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES 12 1 SEALING The product BeanDevice comes with an IP66 rating So do not install the BeanDevice in a marine environment with high turbulence If you use the BeanDevice AN XX TSI TH do not install the BeanDevice up front to prevent the accumulation and infiltration of water from the front of the case 12 2 COEXISTENCE WITH OTHERS FREQUENCIES AT 2 4 GHZ The BeanDevice is sensitive to noise 2 4GHz Wi Fi as a source for example but many protections are already in place particularly in the IEEE 802 15 4 It should however be careful when installing the product check all the possibilities of radio channels on the frequency range 2 4 2 5GHz The operation of the product will be improved For further information read the application note AN_RF 004 Coexistence And Interferences 2 4GHz 12 3 TEMPERATURE amp HUMIDITY The table below shows temperature operating of the different BeanDevice BeanDevice AN XX 20 C to 75 C BeanDevice AN XX Xtender 40 C to 85 C BeanDevice products can operate in an area with 90 humidity However the wireless range can be reduced in the presence of water Avoid mounting the BeanDevice in an enclosure surrounded by water or near bushy plants plants are composed o
76. nt data Val 719 833903273083 Measure reading Mode LowDutyCycle 760 750 740 730 720 710 Observed values 700 Component List PAN ID Ox 2884 Server 690 680 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 17 10 2010 5000 14 00 00 15 15 09 16 30 18 17 45 27 19 00 36 Time Server status Started The chart is composed of two parts E Part 1 This is a preview window allowing you to observe sensors acquisitions E Part 2 A strip on the side composed of different frames allows customizing the graph The graph has two axes Axe X Timeline Axes Y received sensor acquisitions Mesures Temps We can visualize the BeanDevice data acquisition mode and the last data acquisition obtained directly from the graph Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 102 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology a r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines st data acquisition received BeanDevice data acquisition mode Val 0143343251697566 Measure reading Mode Streaming 0 145 0 144 H 0 143 0 142 Observed values 0 141 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 14 09 33 14 09 34 14 09 35 14 09 36 14 09 37 Time A right click on the graph allows a set of actions Copy eave A Menu obtained when you right click on the Page Setup Print E
77. ocessSensor product lines WAS QU BIE Sie OO TIN Gora teoeceg vous eonternevaisenee rae rente E EE EA E EEE 130 INSTALLATION ROC OR EES ceases cece tcc een E EEEO ENEE 132 DP ack eE saetae cio vivesaescaaswnansiwaeseaceaieen ieaceeeanancaussaesenausaed oueateasneesatyonmisesicabe E eases 132 12 2 Coexistence With others Frequencies at 2 4 GHZ ccccccsscccesecceneceenececececeecetenseteneeeeneceeeess 132 12 3 TempErature amp H Midity wisianseits veansdevssneanshoassatieacaieaiisheosandesancesdubooanstueast adsbeosusd eeacuavebaetusevaredsad 132 12 4 Reflections Obstructions and Multipath eesssessssesseserenesrenesrrserrensrrresrrrnsrrrssrersrreesreresrereereess 133 12 5 SHOCK amp Vibration resistantE sesira E a 134 I2 ANTON eei a E E E O 134 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 8 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Table list 0 age god ay o e if ero do goa i een een ee ee ee oe 22 Table 2 External sensor power supply SPECIFICATIONS ccceeccceecccseccceecccencceeeeseeceeeeceeenceteueeeeueceeeeseeeneens 47 Table 3 Primary cell specifications table ccccccccccccssecccessccccenecseeeceeseeeceeeeceseuesseeueceseeeseseuesetsueeeseees 59 Table 4 Fact ry Settih S icc oars sses cantenanateacasasnancocnaasacaacanancacsntusenacanwu aue
78. ode System y Diagnostic cycle 00 00 00 e ent Curren Custom display Notes Data Acq config System config AllGraph Data Acq Denden Ges dag hhmm ss Type PLATFORM_TYPE arra ii Samping te M Reference PLATFORM_REF Data Acq duration INA gent Label MAC ID 0x AABE Server Server status Started Fie Tools Help iid ie pMAC ID Ox Ae Enable measure log Disable measure log Reset measure memory cache For all the sensors E Ch_T_Ambiz B Ch_T_Cible MACD 0x 44BBCCODEEFFOODD gg Ch_TOR Page 121 134 Please consider the environment before printing this document Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines ea A r Rethinking sensing technology A new window occurs PER Packet error rate LQI Link quality Indicator BeanDevice RFD Reduced Function Device Mjgv01 58D0000077802 m Ef Network Information work Diagnostic PER work Diagnostic LOI BeanDevice internal temperature 2502010 25 02010 25 02010 25 02010 D50 DUI 20 44 52 20522 Time Battery Status Information Battery voltage amp charge Packet error rate PER is the number packet errors divided by the total number of transferred packet during a studied time interval PER is a unit less performance measure often expressed as a percentage
79. or lt 40 uA power supply not included BeanDevice AN 420 60 61 mA external sensor lt 40 uA power supply not included BeanDevice AN V 60 61 mA external sensor f lt 40 uA power supply not included further information please read the technical note RF_TN_002 V1 0 Current consumption in active amp sleeping mode Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 115 134 BeanDevice ce i l mes S leep power mode on the B panDevice S mpling rate in streaming n jode T Power P ucket Error Rate PER Please consider the environment before printing this document ersion 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual The BeanDevice can be configured with sleep mode from the BeanScape interface The higher your sample rate the higher the RF transmissions are more consistent and your consumption will grow More your TX power is important more the current consumption of the BeanDevice is important A high packet error rate can cause a higher retransmission data and this increase the current consumption By activating sleep power mode on ProcessSensor product lines The following table gives you a list of recommendations in order to extend the battery autonomy of your your BeanDevice you will dramatically decrease battery autonomy of your BeanDevice By activating sleep mode the BeanDevice current consumptio
80. ork push button is outside the product BeanDevice version Parameter Z Data Acquisition 10s 10s 10s duty cycle Acquisition duration OK J i Data Acquisition LowDutyCycle LowDutyCycle LowDutyCycle mode lt x TX Power 18dBm 18dBm 18dBm Alarms Threshold Pre process duration 30 ms Q9 Level 2 3 amp 4 of Configuration parameters are not affected by network context deletion by hardware or software Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 118 134 M Document version 2 0 B Rethinking sensing technology f i Ai ean If BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 10 2 2 Level 2 Sensor calibration parameters The table below shows the sensor calibration parameters depending on BeanDevice version BeanDevice Version Parameter Sensor gain Sensor offset 10 2 3 Level 3 Network maintenance only for expert in wireless sensor networks The table below shows the sensor calibration parameters depending on BeanDevice version BeanDevice Model Parameter Software reset counter Physical reset counter Threshold value on software reset Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 119 134 Document version 2 0 anAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines
81. ormations 9 6 6 Log file organization in Streaming Streaming Packet mode 9 6 6 1 Log file naming format In streaming or Streaming packet mode log file is built with a different format Stream_Sensor_channel_MAC_ID_DATE_partXXX Y Sensor channel Sensor channel v MAC ID BeanDevice MAC ID Y DATE date when the streaming mode starts v partXXX Log file sequence number part000 corresponds to the first log file Example Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 112 134 Document version 2 0 nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Stream_0 x 0_0 x 00158D000004C79F_ 02 11 2011 17 55 05 part000 Stream_0 x 2_0 x 00158D000004C79F_ 02 11 2011 17 55 05 part001 Stream_0 x 1_0 x 00158D000004C79F_ 02 11 2011 17 55 05 part001 ry Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 113 134 Document version 2 0 y i Rethinking sensing technology ea r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 6 7 Log file analysis PD Stream_0 x0_0 x 00158D000004C79F_02 11 2011_17 55 05_part000 Bloc notes Fichier Edition Format Affichage Beansensor Ax 3D Mac Id 001580000004C79F Network Id 0003 Pan Id 0146 Sensor Id 0 Sensor Label ch_x Ratio 1 offset 0 unit g Date 02 11 2011 17 55 05 Mea
82. pen the screw cap e The primary cell is inside the battery holder Open The screw cap Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 60 134 BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines e Change the primary cell Step 2 e Check the battery polarity pole is on the screw cap side Change the primary Cell Gasket Pole Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 61 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines e Close properly the screw cap Step2 Close e Don t forget the Gasket otherwise you will loose the Beandevice sealing the screw cap Do not invert the battery polarity your BeanDevice will not work Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 62 134 Document version 2 0 nAi Rethinking sensing technology r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 7 DATA ACQUISITION MODE DESCRIPTION O read the technical note TN_RF_008 Data acquisition modes available on the BeanDevice Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 63 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 8 BEANDEVI
83. pressure Industrial sensors commonly use a 4 20 mA DC signal With this method the sensor signal is conveyed as a current Raw output of the sensor will either be 4 mA at the lowest or 20 mA at the highest By examining the current between 4 and 20 mA an actual reading can be determined For example assume an air temperature sensor has a range of 0 C to 100 C If the output from the temperature sensor is 4 mA then the temperature is 0 C If the output from the sensor is 20 mA then the temperature is 100 C Readings between 4 and 20 mA are linear and simple to determine Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 20 134 Document version 2 0 nAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines One of the major advantages of using 4 20 mA sensors is the limited signal loss of these devices By outputting a sensor signal in the form of current electrically noisy areas do not have an effect on the sensor s readings Furthermore accuracy is not affected by changes in line and connection resistance or by the addition of other loads in the circuit Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 21 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 2 ADVANTAGES OF USING THE BEANDEVICE AN XX XT
84. r is reached 4 alarms threshold levels High Low Survey mode is a mix between the LDCDA mode and Alarm mode A data acquisition is transmitted Whenever an alarm threshold fixed by the user is reached 4 alarm threshold levels High Low Atransmission cycle is reached the transmission cycle is configurable through the BeanScape 1s to 24h Data Acquisition mode FULT LAG Streaming packet is more suitable for users requiring a high data sampling rate maximum 5 KHz In order to achieve these performances data sampling are transmitted by packet Streaming Streaming mode is more suitable for users requiring a real time data transmission with time latency under 10ms Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 80 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Select the Data acquisition cycle between 1s and 24hours ef BeanAlr The format is Day Hour Minute Second Data acquisition Select the sampling rate of your BeanDevice between 1 sample per second and 5000 Samples per second maximum The resolution is 1 sample per second If DataLogger is selected the maximum sampling rate is 2000 samples per second This field is available in streaming streaming packet and math mode Choose carefully the Sampling rate value Sampling rate v The PER Packet Error Rate can i
85. re sensor dedicated to the following tasks E Battery temperature monitoring during charging E Temperature compensation of the analog conditioning chain E An alarm notification is send to the BeanGaeway if the internal temperature is anormally high When you plug the BeanDevice on an external power supply the power supply status is automatically detected If your primary cell charge level is under 5 it is highly recommended to recharge your battery Your BeanDevice from SmartSensor product lines integrates a battery charger Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 70 134 gt e a n Ai r Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 2 3 1 BeanDevice Power Mode status O further information about Power mode management please read the technical note TN_RF_010 BeanDevice Power management Power Supply Diagnostic Temperature BLUE LED The BeanDevice is power off Power supply Power mode Battery voltage Battery lewel Power Supply Diagnostic Power supply GREEN LED The BeanDevice is in sleeping with network Listening power mode Power mode Battery voltage Sleeping with network listening power mode is displayed Battery level Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 71 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinkin
86. reaming mode and ctrnaming narlat mada anh Data acquisition duration available only for Math mode streaming mode and streaming packet mode Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 74 134 Document version 2 0 F Rethinking sensing technology eal y ir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 2 8 Frame Battery Primary Cell status In this frame information on battery primary cell status is displayed The BeanDevice performs frequently a battery diagnostic on the BeanDevice An alarm notification is transmitted automatically to the BeanScape if a battery failure is detected on the BeanDevice Battery Status Disable discharge amp Disable charge amp Discharge over current a Charge ower curent F Undervoltage F Overvoltage P If any battery status information is displayed ex the BeanDevice is not connected status led is white When LEDS are green a normal state is indicated During a malfunction the LEDS turns red Here are the details Disable Discharge Over current during battery discharge Over current during battery charge Disable Charge Overvoltage Under voltage Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 75 134 Document version 2 0 14 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor p
87. roduct lines 9 3 BEANDEVICE CONFIGURATION BeanScape l ex o File Tools Help BeanDevice iid w g MAC_ID Ox 00158D000004D681 Data OPC Ch_Lux t k S Ch Tew Platform system profile BeanDevice RFD Reduced Function Device os aie nT Oe Identity Network Diagnostic Battery Status ChT_Target Macia NER Network oaio gg Ol io respi alan O eB 7000016 E Si S MAC_ID 0 x 00158D000004A9DA Panig aai act i L arge over curren Ch Lu Net Id EN Local PER i S MAC_ID Ox 00158000000444 Charge over current _ Oh Lx Lobel E elerveltane _ Power Supply Diagnostic cars a Radomcae HEEE Poco AN Had vers LT Power mode EIT System Soft vers vine Battery voltage 3226 y Diagnostic cycle 00 00 50 e imma BeanDevice Routing feat La Sensor channels ss Platform sun Current data acquisition mode ustom display Notes Data Acq config Logger System config Slee gt Daia ca mode SE DataAcq cycle TT Type PLATFORM_TYPE component List mE Samping te Reference PLATFORM_REF Data Acq duration INA O l j Label MAC_ID 0x 0015 Server Tx Log o 69 Server status Started Custom display Notes Data Ag config Datalogger DataLogger status DataLogger status Motlrit Download progress Wa OOOO Download statue AA DataLogger manager Acquisition information Logged data acquisition mode NA Acquisition count
88. rotection charger Undervoltage Protection e Battery Temperature monitoring e Current accumulation measurement e During data acquisition 7OmA to 130 mA depends on external sensor power consumption e During Radio transmission 60 mA OdBm e During sleeping lt 45 uA Current consumption Operating Temperature 20 C to 75 C Integrated temperature sensor resolution 0 125 C Aluminium Watertight IP65 Fire Protection ULV94 Getex Enclosure dimensions without antenna LxIxh 146 05 mm x 65 5mm x 33 5mm CE Labelling Directive R amp TTE Radio ETSI EN 300 328 ROHS Directive 2002 95 EC External power supply External power supply 8v to 28v Rechargeable battery ithium lon high density rechargeable battery capacity of 950 mAh Power supply bloc Wall plug in Switchmode power Supply 12V 1 25A with sealed M8 Plug Option Mechanical mounting l DIN Rail mounting Option Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 23 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 3 2 BeanDevice AN 420 amp AN 420 XTender 6 3 2 1 Product reference Product reference BND A420 NCH W P BT N Number of data acquisition channels 2 2 Channels 4 4 Channels WP Wireless Protocol JEEE EEE 802 15 4 2006 Example BND AN420 4CH IEEE BeanDevice AN 4
89. s 58 Figure 12 External power supply wiring code M8 3Pin Plug Side ccceseccccccessseceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 59 Figure 13 Power mode management First frame cccssecccssseccceseceeeeececeenccecesecessuecesseneeeeegecesaueeeeeees 87 Figure 14 Power mode management Second Frame ccccsssecccsecccesscecesececesececauecessuseeesegecesseeeeesens 88 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 9 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Disclaimer The information contained in this document is the proprietary information of BeanAir The contents are confidential and any disclosure to persons other than the officers employees agents or subcontractors of the owner or licensee of this document without the prior written consent of BeanAir Ltd is strictly prohibited BeanAir makes every effort to ensure the quality of the information it makes available Notwithstanding the foregoing BeanAir does not make any warranty as to the information contained herein and does not accept any liability for any injury loss or damage of any kind incurred by use of or reliance upon the information BeanAir disclaims any and all responsibility for the application of the devices characterized in this document and notes that the application of the device must comply with th
90. s 67 91 State Te Beall SCS n nerone rerne to ei aateseaeauscavocautetcaewenees 67 9 2 Displaying the BeanDevice InformationS ccccccceeeccceeecsceesececeecseeueceseuseseeeueceeeuesetsueeeeees 68 2k Fame VO CI en tends cevaenatenvesaaswese E 69 9 2 2 Frame Wireless Network DiadQnoOstic ccccccescccsscccesecccsececececeneeteneeseeeceeeecensueeseeetens 69 9 2 3 Frame Internal diagnostic secure soeascsrene ys guensassneneseasaceseessaaracssnceatersoauesersuemsdeanteeenemana senses 70 9 2 3 1 BeanDevice Power Mode status cccccccssesseececcsnsseecccccaessecessesaussscesssaaanseees 71 g24 Fame y O G6 ee er ee nee reer ee ee nee Perret ene eT Te 72 ga Pame ea Ce sec crater o cs E E E E 72 92 0 Frome Product Versio nierien nee E E E EN 74 9 2 7 Frame Actual Data Acquisition mode ssssssssesssreseresrresrrseresrersrersrresrresrresreesreesrerseerereee 74 9 2 8 Frame Battery Primary Cell Status ccccccccccccccssceeeseeseceecessseeeeeeeeeeeeesseeeuueeeeeeeeeeess 75 93 B eanDevice CO MOUl aU OMA orerar er r A EEE EE 76 DoE TIo BB Tc ON DID Ve a E N E EEA EE T E EA 77 Fae TID NOE oa ous eaneeyeeiaassed tno panntusreamarennarnaentusursnane 79 9 3 3 Tab Data ACQUISITION configuration senciscsnsrireerieine ranee E 80 DA TIP a AO E eer E E T A 83 934d POG Cl STATUS ecri EEEE EEE TO EE EEEIEE TEIS EERTE EE 83 JaA LOTO MONUIT erra E N 84 FSS TIO VEN ONE e E E EREE A 84 9 3 6 Tab Power mode management s
91. s sensor networks 119 10 2 4 Level 4 Primary cell Rechargeable battery calibration ccccccccccssssesseeeseeesessseeseeeeeees 120 10 3 Network diagnostic from your BeanScape software ccceeeccccssecceesececeueeseeeeceeeueseteneseeeens 120 10 3 1 Displaying Network information c ccccccsecccsscccescceencceeeceeeeceeeneeeeueeteneceeeeceeeusensneetens 120 10 3 11 Packet Error ROS crs seticercoreicctearsiicd trenean tet iE E UATT EAE EEE EEEE EEE AN 122 10 3 12 ON LinkQualltyv INGICOUON aene A 122 10 3 1 3 Internal temperature monitoring ccccceccccececcececcceececeececeecsceeessenecseeseees 123 10 3 1 4 Battery charge monitoring eesesesesesesereneresereserrssrresrreseresererererererererereeere 123 TO SA SV SUOMI MITE INC Se caccacasvedeauasteteesnsvat pounce siicesisiedosicsb tense ceineisevesteeudvedeueasabeenssetaveose sis 124 10 3 1 Scrolling MENU BEANSENSON ccecccseecccsececeececeucecenecceeceeececenceeeueeeeneceeeeceeeneeteeetens 125 ROS Ad PISA DIC NADE lOO serina AEA A AONT AE AET 126 Do DU TITE anaa a a E EA OEE TAE EAE ET 127 10 3 1 3 Open the graph in a new WINKOW esseeessssesessenesrresereseresererererererererereeer 128 Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 7 134 Wanair 11 12 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Rethinking sensing technology Document Type User Manual Pr
92. se consider the environment before printing this document Page 104 134 Document version 2 0 P Rethinking sensing technology eal l Ir BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Grid displayed on the Marks C Grid Al L Alam If this check box is ticked all the alarms threshold H1 H2 L1 L2 are displayed on the graph SENSOR_ONT Threshold Alam AT Threshold Aerm H2 S Threshold Alann a Threshold Aisrm 82 Alarms threshold H1 H2 L1 L2 are displayed on i the sranh 3 000 Lame en pet ett ett 02 04 2010 02 04 2010 02 04 2010 02 04 2010 02 04 2010 15 15 00 15 18 32 15 22 04 15 25 36 16 29 08 9 4 3 2 Frame Symbols From this frame you can select the display mode of action of the chart Three types of symbols are available Pies Circle Brings up a point on each bar graph Square Square brings up a square on each measure of the graph None None No logo is displayed on the graph No symbol activated Val 0 143343251697566 Measure reading Mode Streaming _ Streaming Measure pad a 3 T gt v o o a2 e 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 02 11 2010 14 15 03 5710000 14 15 05 7680000 14 15 03 9650000 14 15 04 1610000 14 15 04 3580000 Time Square symbol activated Please consider the environment before printing this document Document versio
93. sensors CE MAC_ID 0 x 0015800000058453 BeanDevice profile 0x 0_0 x 00158D000005845 0x 1_0 x 0015800000058453 0x 2_0 x 0015800000058453 Sensor channel The User interface is organized as follow E Green on black background are displaying information E Black on white background are customizable field LowD uty Cycle Ww Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 67 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Rethinking sensing technology You can configure your BeanDevice from the page BeanDevice System Profile This page is composed of two parts Y BeanDevice information display v BeanDevice configuration mE BeanDevice System Profile BeanScape File Tools Help BeanDevice id ja lO MAC_ID 0 x AABBCCDDEEFFOQAA Data Ch_Temp_0 z 3 s Ch Temp 1 Platform system profile BeanDevice RFD Reduced Function Device j S MAC_ID 0x AABBCCDDEEFFO0BB KELK This part consists B Ch_T_Ambiante Identity Network Diagnostic Battery Status E CT cbe Mecid MG Newok aly oo 0 veder O of a set of frames oa Ponia EE coaren ME ES ith visualizati 7 Discharge over current WI t VISUQIIZA tion Charge over current Lee EE a field Power Supply Diagnostic nearyoags Version Temperature INA b kerat O Hod ves I Pover nose EG Soft vers
94. sure Cycle 10 Measure Duration 0 sampling Frequency 1000 Measure Index Measure Value 5 0 0041 0 0035 30 0 0035 The date which is displayed in the log file corresponds to the date when the streaming mode starts Measure index allows the user to use a timestamp the time value between the Index N and N 1 corresponds to the period rate Example Data acquisition starts at 17h55min05s A data acquisition with a measurement index of 30 value 0 0035 corresponds to a time 17h55min05s30ms Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 114 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 10 BEANDEVICE MAINTENANCE amp SUPERVISION FOR EXPERIENCED USER This section allows to an experienced user to configure correctly the Wireless Sensor Networks 10 1 HOW TO OPTIMIZE THE BATTERY AUTONOMY ON YOUR BEANDEVICE The battery autonomy depends on several parameters Y The environment where the BeanDevice is deployed v Data acquisition mode which is configured The table below presents the BeanDevice current consumption during radio TX or during Sleep mode BeanDevice version Current consumption during Current consumption in sleep radio TX at 25 C powered bya mode at 25 C powered by a battery of 3 6V battery of 3 6V BeanDevice AN mV 60 61 mA external sens
95. t before printing this document Page 16 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines BeanGateway Ethernet LAN Configuration directly connected to the Laptop PC Performing an energy scan on your BeanGateway A g O Rethinkin i i e g sensing technology BeanAir Automatic RF Channel selection Wireless sensors profile deletion from the BeanGateway Database Network Diagnostic configuration on the BeanGateway RF Power configuration on the BeanGateway 3 3 3 BeanDevice Tutorial Videos Web link Related products Change your sensor measurement unit e your sensor measurement unit Perform a buffer reset How to change the data acquisition cycle LDCDA Beandevice AN XX wireless range demonstration 3 3 4 BeanScape Tutorial Videos Web link Related products BeanScape WSN supervision software Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 17 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 4 BEANDEVICE VERSIONS Hardware Embedded Software Wireless Stack BeanDevice AN XX V1 4 V1 3 Binary sensor lIEEE 802 15 4 V2006 management V1 4 Gain adaptation on the ALS V1 5 Calibration feature implemented on all the Beandevice V1 6 DataLogger feature with Radio
96. t version 2 0 anAir Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines External power supply wiring code M8 3Pins plug Figure 12 External power supply wiring code M8 3Pin Plug side 6 13 BEANDEVICE AN XX EXTENDER POWER SUPPLY 6 13 1 Primary Cell specifications The BeanDevice AN XX Xtender integrates a Primary lithium thionyl chloride cell Li SoC 2 Maximum Pulse Capability recommended continuous current Primary Cell Nominal Operating Capacity Voltage temperature range 6500 mAh C size 40 C 85 C spiral cell 1 5 to 2A during 0 1s Table 3 Primary cell specifications table Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 59 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines e APrirmary Cell is not a rechargeable battery do not try to recharge it You will damage your primary cell and your Beandevice e Donotusea primary cell with a Pulse Capability less than 1A If you use an energy greedy sensor your Beandevice will not be able to power supply correctly the sensor We recommend you the following primary cell provider LSH14 ER26500M 6 13 2 How to change the Primary cell on the Beandevice AN XX Xtender Provider SAFT Europa Batteries EVE Able Battery EEMB e O
97. technology a r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 9 5 Sensor wiring code BeanDevice AN V amp AN mV M12 Socket Wiring code BeanDevice side Sensor wiring code gt Pwr 2 Sens Caption Pwr sensor power supply M12 5 pins Socket Gnd Electrical Ground Sens sensor signal input Sens sensor signal input Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 53 134 Document version 2 0 y i Rethinking sensing technology ea r BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines M12 Plug wiring code sensor side Sensor with analog differential output Sensor wiring code 5 Not connected Caption Pwr sensor power supply M12 5 pins Plug Gnd Electrical Ground Sens sensor signal input Sens sensor signal input M12 Plug wiring code sensor side Sensor with unipolar analog output Sensor wiring code 5 Not connected Jumper Caption Pwr sensor power supply M12 5 pins Plug Gnd electrical ground Sens sensor signal input Sens connected to electrical ground Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 54 134 Document version 2 0 BeanDevice User Manual ea A r Rethinking sensing technology Document Type User Manual ProcessS
98. tening Mode Status Ratio BR 00 0050 Wating Sent Deleted Config frame ig Figure 13 Power mode management First frame System config Power mode management DataLogger Sleep with nwk listening 5 Ratio 5 00 00 50 Listening Mode Status Ratio EY 00 00 50 Wi ating Sent Deleted Contig trame is P a C Sleep mode with listening config Wating contig frame deletion Validate Lill lt Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 87 134 Sleep mode configuration Listening mode status Sleep mode with listening config BeanDevice User Manual ProcessSensor product lines Active Sleeping mode is disabled The BeanDevice operates in Active power mode Sleep Sleeping mode is enabled Sleep with nwk listening Sleep with network listening mode is enabled Ratio Fix the Ratio of the listening cycle depending on the data acquisition low duty cycle Example If the data acquisition is 30 seconds the Listening cycle will be 150 seconds Ratio displays the latest Ratio value Waiting This led is green if an OTAC Over the Air configuration frame is pending for a transmission to the BeanDevice Sent This led is green if an OTAC Over the Air configuration frame is transmitted to the BeanDevice Deleted This led is red if a pending OTAC Over the Air configuration is deleted By clicking on validate the pen
99. that maximizes the performance of an antenna system It allows the radio to switch between two antennas that have very low correlation between their received signals Typically this is achieved by spacing two antennas around 0 25 wavelengths apart or by using two orthogonal polarizations So if a packet is transmitted and no acknowledgement is received the radio system can switch to the other antenna for the retry with a different probability of success Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 8 2 Antenna specifications Specifications Antenna Gain Frequency 2400 2485 MHz Bandwidth 83 5 MHz Connector N Type male Polarisation Verticale Nominal impedance 50 Ohm Weight 50g length 95 mm Material Operating temperature 40 C to 85 C Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 44 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 6 9 SENSOR INTERFACE 6 9 1 How to connect a sensor on your BeanDevice Several types of sensor can be plugged on your BeanDevice Y Current loop 4 20 mA v Analog low voltage measurement 20 mV v Analog differential measurement 10 V Connecting a sensor is very easy but it requests to follow up
100. ut one half making 3 dBm equal to about 0 5 milliwatt To express an arbitrary power P as x dBm or go in the other direction the following equations may be used x 10 log o 1000P r 10 logio P 30 and P 10 1000 P 106 3010 where P is the power in W and x is the power ratio in dBm Inside a building the maximum authorized power is 12 dBm antenna power included It is highly recommended to follow the R amp TTE guidelines For more information please visit http www etsi org It is your responsibility to carefully observe the R amp TTE guidelines Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 86 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines 9 3 6 Tab Power mode management For further information about Power mode management please read the technical note TN_RF_010 BeanDevice Power management This Tab is composed of three frames v Sleep mode configuration Configure the Power mode on your BeanDevice v Listening Mode Status Describes the status of an OTAC Over the air Configuration v Sleep mode with listening config Configuration settings for Sleep mode with network listening System config Power mode management Datalogger Power mode configuration Active Sleep Sleep with nwk listening Ratio E 00 00 50 Lis
101. wer referenced to one milliwatt mW The antenna radio power is not included If the BeanDevice PER is high or the LQI is too low try to increase the transmission power The following flow chart shows the effect of a higher TX power e Tx Power Increases TX Power e Wireless range will increase Wireless Range e Power consumption will increase Pwr consumption T If you fix the TX power at its minimum value 7dBm and the wireless range is more than 5m you will lose the radio signal To find a configuration with a maximum RF by pressing the Network Context button you can reset to factory settings default RF power is fixed at its maximum 18 dBm Please consider the environment before printing this document Page 85 134 Document version 2 0 Rethinking sensing technology BeanDevice User Manual Document Type User Manual ProcessSensor product lines o recommendations E If you fix the TX power at its minimum value 7dBm you will lose the radio link between your BeanGateway and the BeanDevice if the wireless range is more than 5m E By pressing the Network push button for more than 2s you can reset to factory settings default RF power is fixed at its maximum 18 dBm T How to convert dBm to mW Zero dBm equals one milliwatt A 3dB increase represents roughly doubling the power which means that 3 dBm equals roughly 2 mW For a 3 dB decrease the power is reduced by abo

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