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1. 32 ADS XiLog System User Manual Data Type This drop down list contains the options for selecting the type of data that will be recorded through the channel Custom Offset This field indicates the offset Modify this value when necessary manually or using the up down arrows For example enter the value representing the offset for adding the ground level to all pressure values Logging Interval This drop down list contains the options for selecting the measurement interval at which to log data on this channel Options from 1 second to 24 hours are available All data logged on a channel represents averaged data based on the number of samples taken XiLog records the averaged data and daily minimum and maximum values for each channel Send Data Reports Selecting this checkbox ensures the logger sends data reports by SMS or GPRS based on the frequency designated for remote data reporting The minimum logging interval for data sent through SMS is 1 minute Therefore data sent through SMS based on a shorter interval first must be averaged at a 1 minute interval before being sent Note Selecting a logging interval of less than 15 minutes using SMS requires sending more than one SMS per day for each channel For example sending 1 minute SMS data every day requires sending 15 SMS per channel per day Secondary Logging Some XiLog models allow a secondary logging interval for logging the same channel input at a second2. If the voltage is requested remotely PrimeWorks will display the voltage coming from the external power supply GMS Signal Strength This field indicates the current GSM signal strength measured by the logger currently provided the logger is powered up to the GSM network or the last time it was on line Signal Strength Test The signal strength test verifies the logger can communicate with the cellular network at the current location of potential deployment g Hg Delay before test start 50 Sample Count 30 6 Interval Between Samples Start Test Get latest test results Signal Strength sub window Interval Between Samples This field indicates the amount of time in seconds between each test sample Modify this setting manually or using the up down arrows Delay before test start This field displays the amount of time in seconds to delay before initiating the test The delay period begins when PrimeWorks sends the command to the logger to initiate the signal strength test Modify this setting manually or using the up down arrows Sample Count This field indicates the number of test samples to take during the test Modify this setting manually or using the up down arrows 30 ADS XiLog System User Manual Start Test Selecting this button initiates the signal strength test The logger will begin measuring the signal strength once the delay period has passed A counter will count down the time until t
3. Note ADS does not provide technical support concerning issues relating to or caused by problems with the operating system installed on the user s PC User Access Requirements The user installing the PrimeWorks software must have the appropriate administrative privileges to write to the system s Registry ADS XiLog System User Manual SIM Card To perform wireless communication via GSM the XiLog must be equipped with a SIM card similar to the card used in a cellular phone SIM cards are available through a local service provider However please contact ADS before ordering a SIM card Technologies and business practices vary among providers therefore some provider s services may not be compatible with the XiLog system In addition the service provider must know the options to enable on the card and the amount of data transfer that will occur over a particular time period to ensure the card is set up correctly and the plan is administered properly The selected data connection type SMS or GPRS for the logger determines the options that must be enabled on the SIM card Warning Do not disassemble or perform any maintenance or service procedures on the XiLog data logger beyond the scope of what is described in this manual except under the direct supervision of qualified ADS personnel Conducting unauthorized procedures will invalidate the warranty immediately Installing or Removing the SIM Card from the XiLog The S
4. eek pept 57 ADS XiLog System User Manual N e 3 000Q2 0002 20003 EDOOOas em 2 li lt q i ct de i XL de LI M de e N AN N NM NM NNN SN i m2 1A D 1B D2 s s a ad 5 y 3 2V 2 2V gt 2V e 2V 9 gt MESS WE OO HOO REO Note Each voltage input has a 2 5 or 10 volt range based on the position of the jumper next to the appropriate input Verify the correct position Selecting the wrong position could result in damage to the logger NXG 303 Bare Wire Cable 58 ADS XiLog System User Manual sa VA EA gt VA ny ees N AA R E as Y gt I2A ee TF te R represents the following V 0 2 volts R 0Q V 0 5 volts R 69k8Q 0 1 25ppm V 0 10 volts R 187k Q 0 1 25ppm 59 ADS XiLog System User Manual 60 ADS XiLog System User Manual CHAPTER 6 Appendices This chapter contains important instructional and reference information regarding the XiLog FastTrack software meter scaling battery life and airfreight restrictions 61 ADS XiLog System User Manual Appendix A XiLog FastTrack Software 62 The XiLog FastTrack software primarily is designed for exp
5. including change of state monitoring and alarming for overflow monitoring Offers options for a highly tuned underground antenna or external antennas Provides a flexible wakeup regime allowing regular contact with the XiLog Generates alarms based on designated thresholds or profiles and sends the alarms via SMS GPRS to established contacts Supports backwards compatibility for sensors ADS XiLog System User Manual Applications e Flow monitoring Q leakage control water loss reduction Q demand management Q domestic and industrial use e Hydraulic network modeling e Pressure monitoring e PRV pressure reducing valve performance monitoring e Reservoir and bore hole depth measurement e River level measurement e Depth to flow conversion e Rainfall measurement e Overflow detection ADS XiLog System User Manual PrimeWorks Software Use the Prime Works software to configure the XiLog and manage the data collected from the unit The management capabilities include reporting and graphing functions Note Do not run other applications on the PC or laptop computer during the PrimeWorks software installation process Software Requirements ADS requires the following software for proper operation of the PrimeWorks software e Microsoft Windows XP or later e Microsoft NET Framework version 3 5 Service Pack 1 As with any software application software performance increases with stronger host system specifications
6. logging data at a 5 minute interval for an 8 hour period will produce enough data to fill an SMS transmission Therefore logging at this interval the XiLog would transmit data via SMS approximately every 8 hours even if the logger is preconfigured to transmit data on an hourly basis This controls the costs associated with SMS transmission and prevents the duplication of data Transmitting data via FTP does not involve these restrictions At each transmission interval the XiLog will send all new data by FTP Optional Receive Frequency Window This window contains the parameters for enabling the modem to receive data These settings are independent of the settings on the main data transmission window 51 ADS XiLog System User Manual Receive Frequency OF v Stat 10 00 End 09 55 Active Days WJA Days Y Monday v Tuesday v Wednesday v Thursday v Friday v Saturday v Sunday Optional Receive Frequency Window Standby Window This window exists for applications where the XiLog will provide constant power to the modem so that it is available to accommodate instantaneous requests for data Start 00 00 End 00 00 Active Days JAN Days _ Monday _ Tuesday _ Wednesday _ Thursday Friday Saturday _ Sunday Standby Window 52 ADS XiLog System User Manual CHAPTER 4 Battery Replacement 1 Carefully unscrew the yellow cover of the XiLog counter clockwise 1 8 of a turn and lift it off the
7. reported remotely or logged 40 ADS XiLog System User Manual internally and remotely requested as required Select the Enabled checkbox to enable the associated fields and then enter the second interval at which to log the data and designate whether to transmit the data obtained at this interval during data reporting activities 41 ADS XiLog System User Manual Alarm Configuration Enabled Profile Mode Threshold v Ge a i Low Threshold i US Mgal d High Threshold 0 al US Mgal d Deadband 0 el Debounce Delay Of v Report high alarm state on using None w Repor high alarm state off using None v Report low alarm state on using None v Report low alarm state off using None vj Alarm Configuration sub window Alarms may be setup independently for each channel of the logger Three types of alarms are available threshold profile and envelope alarms Enabled Selecting this checkbox activates the alarms for this channel Profile Mode Profile Mode Threshold E Threshold Low Threshold a pe Profile Mode menu options This drop down contains the options for selecting the kind of alarm to generate from the XiLog under certain threshold conditions for a channel The following sections provide information on the individual alarm modes and descriptions of the corresponding parameters that must be configured for the alarms The Common Alarm Configuration Parameters section incl
8. the channel name indicates the channel is enabled and recording data Enable Selecting this checkbox enables the channel on the logger Not all channels on a logger must be enabled when the logger is in use Disabled channels do not use power Sensor Profile Sensor Type The Sensor Profile drop down list contains the options for selecting the kind of digital sensor that will be attached to the logger If the appropriate sensor is not available in the list select the Custom option and then select the corresponding sensor type from the Sensor Type list Each digital channel can receive two pulse inputs Sensor Profile Combination Meter e Sensor Options Sensor Type Single Bi directional Pulse Direction Beir CEA Dual Uni directional Single Event Logging Dual Event Logging Uni directional and Event Logging Send Data Rep Sensor Type options 38 ADS XiLog System User Manual Several options also are included in the Sensor Types drop down list for performing event logging using digital sensors To implement event logging select one of the corresponding options from the list Pulse Direction This drop down list contains the options for specifying how a bidirectional sensor indicates reverse flow Logging Interval This drop down list includes the options for designating the measurement interval at which to log data on this channel The options available range from 5 seconds to 24 hours The da
9. 50 Woltex 50 100 25 100 250 150 300 250 1000 2500 400 500 2500 10000 25000 Sensus Socam Meinecke Meter K510 K505R mm FCAL 510 510PR 15 20 1 0 5 501L 10 501LM 100 501JM 1000 510 510PR 25 30 10 5 501JM 100 R01 1 Cosmosil 50 125 100 1000 150 250 1000 10000 300 800 10000 100000 RD 01 Cosmos 50 125 100 WP WS Dynamic 40 125 100 1000 10 1000 150 300 1000 10000 100 10000 Supplementary Notes for Meter Scaling Tables FCAL NUMBER OF LITERS PER PULSE Kent Meters Some earlier 100 mm meters require the following FCAL 100 PU10 LRP or 10 PU100 HRP Distinguish these meters by the center pointer dial registration 1000 liters rev 67 ADS XiLog System User Manual Applies only to 7 digit counters the other FCALs apply to the 8 digit counters Kent combination meters use a Helix 3000 meter as the main meter and a PSM T as the secondary meter Select the appropriate FCAL from the table above for each meter The Master 2000 has been discontinued Socam meters The 510 pulse unit is factory installed and cannot be removed The FCAL is determined at the factory and the table above displays the values available Check the individual meter before selecting the appropriate FCAL 68 Appendix C Battery Life ADS XiLog System User Manual Measurement Transmission Stan
10. 7 8 ADS XiLog System User Manual Verify the settings and readings returned Edit the settings as necessary and consider the following Q The Flow Channel header displays the current flow and meter readings These updates every 10 seconds If the flow rate does not match the meter reading edit the FCAL value as necessary and click on the red arrow to send the new value to the logger Edit the Meter Reading as necessary and click on the corresponding red arrow to send the new value to the logger Q The Pressure Channel header displays the current pressure reading This reading updates every second To set the pressure reading to zero when necessary click on the Auto Zero button Click on the Finish button and disconnect from the logger Testing the Signal Strength Performing the signal strength test using XiLog FastTrack requires pre planning so that adequate time will be available for initiating the test disconnecting from the logger and placing the logger at the location of deployment before the formal test begins The test provides a 30 second window or delay following test initiation through FastTrack to allow for these activities to occur without disrupting the actual signal test Run the test in the following way 1 Make sure the proper SIM card has been installed in the logger 2 Locate the logger near the proposed site at which it will be deployed 3 Click on the Signal Strength button 4 5 D
11. ADS XiLog System User Manual August 2011 QR 775026 AO Water Loss Control Products Primayer ADS LLC 1300 Meridian Street Suite 3000 Huntsville AL 35801 Telephone 256 430 3366 Fax 256 430 6633 www adsenv com ADS XiLog System User Manual Copyright O 2011 ADS LLC All rights reserved ADS is a registered trademark of ADS LLC PrimeWorks is a registered trademark of Primayer Limited Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other brand and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders Notice of Proprietary Information The information contained herein represents the latest information available at the time of publication ADS reserves the right to make any changes or modifications to the content of this document without notice to reflect the latest changes to the equipment No part of this document may be reproduced in any form without the written consent of ADS ADS XiLog System User Manual Table of Contents Chapter 1 System OverVieWe nnicccccccnmnmmscccccccenennnnnnanancccnnnenennnnnanas 1 Feat re Sua a en ieee e kata ae le eh ia dA i aa ee as 4 APD CANONS A ed la eA eat anaes 5 PiimeWorks SOME A ces ee a a 6 Software Requirements a E 6 User Access Requirements si A ee 6 Md es das y Installing or Removing the SIM Card from the XiLog eee 7 Technical Support scnictadasd nude ehdadiiee nnn 10 ADS No Hassle Warran
12. IM card must be placed in the SIM holder located inside the XiLog Therefore to install remove or replace the SIM card the holder must first be removed from the logger This section provides instructions on the following e Removing the SIM holder from the logger e applies only to replacement Removing the SIM card from the SIM holder e Inserting the SIM card into the SIM holder e Installing the SIM holder in the logger ADS XiLog System User Manual Removing the SIM Holder from the XiLog 1 Loosen the 4 screws securing the cover plate in position Captive Screw er Plate 2 Remove the cover plate SIM Holder Seal SIM Release Button 3 Push on the SIM release button This should cause the SIM holder to protrude slightly from the slot 4 Remove the SIM holder from the logger ADS XiLog System User Manual Removing the SIM Card from the SIM Holder applies only to replacement 1 Without touching the contacts on the SIM card gently push an object through the hole in the SIM holder 2 Remove the SIM card Inserting a SIM Card into the SIM Holder Without touching the SIM card contacts insert the SIM card into the SIM holder aligning the beveled edge of the card with the keyed corner of the SIM holder and facing the gold contacts on the card outward Keyed Corner SIM Holder SIM Card SIM Card Contacts Installing the SIM Holder into the Logger 1 Carefully slide the SIM holder
13. When using this option enter the time to perform the daily transmission in the Start field 50 ADS XiLog System User Manual Data Transmission at Other Intervals Programming the logger to perform data transmission using a different regime requires selecting or setting several parameters 1 Select the interval at which to send the data from the Transmission Frequency drop down list 2 Designate the period of time within which the logger should conduct data transmission in the Start and End fields Choosing a frequency of 12 or 24 hours only requires designating the time at which to perform transmission during the selected day s in the Start time field 3 Select the checkboxes corresponding to the days on which to have the logger transmit data based on the designated frequency and time range from the options under Active Days 4 Select the order in which to send the data from the Data Transmit Order drop down list Choosing Newest First ensures the logger sends the most current data first For example a logger could be programmed to transmit data every hour between 8 am and 6 pm Monday through Friday Strategically managing the transmission times can maximize the life of the battery in the logger To manage the costs associated with SMS transmission the XiLog refrains from sending an SMS until the transmission will be somewhat full regardless of the selected frequency Each SMS can contain up to 96 values For example
14. Works collects only the data recorded by the logger since the last readback was performed Note Clicking on the Quick Readback button on the title bar or the Readback button corresponding to a logger in the Connected Loggers drop down list accomplishes the same operation as selecting the From Last Readback option All Data Choosing this radio button ensures PrimeWorks collects all the data available in the logger to the PC If several months of data are available in the logger this process may take several minutes Custom Dates Choosing this radio button ensures PrimeWorks collects data from the logger for the range indicated in the From and To fields Selecting this option enables the From To calendar options Designate the start and end dates of the data for readback from these fields The dates available for selection are limited to the dates for which data is available in the logger Channels to Readback applicable only when collecting data remotely Select the checkboxes corresponding to the channels representing the data desired for readback The list contains only the channels that are available for readback After selecting the readback options and clicking on the Readback button PrimeWorks initiates the readback process and displays the progress on screen When performing a readback via USB PrimeWorks calculates and displays the estimated time of completion Save Configuration Selecting this option saves the current c
15. ails http SS Lise Hi Ignore Daylight Saving Time Use XMS Host Alarm Number Additional Host Number 1 Additional Alarm Number Test Login Details Remote Data Reporting window This window includes the parameters for setting up remote delivery of data from the XiLog to the designated host system s Message Type Use Automatic GSM Clock Correction 48 This drop down list contains the options for selecting the delivery method SMS or FTP using GPRS technology through which the XiLog will send data Selecting SMS sends reports to as many as 3 host numbers when applicable Selecting FTP transfers data via FTP File Transfer Protocol to an FTP Server This requires entering the details of the server Selecting this checkbox automatically adjusts the clock in the XiLog to the time in the GSM network Using this option for FTP messaging requires identifying the specific server address URL at which the time sync script PHP file is available and designating the appropriate port Enter this information in the Synchronization Script URL and Port fields ADS XiLog System User Manual Ignore Daylight Savings Selecting this checkbox prevents the clock in the XiLog from compensating for daylight savings time Host and Alarm Numbers When performing remote data reporting via SMS the XiLog transmits the data to all the host numbers designated in the Contac
16. ale and female connectors to connect the logger to the pressure monitoring point Be careful to avoid introducing pressure shock when connecting the hose to the transducer Pressure shock can damage or destroy the sensing diaphragm Communication Power Input This connection supports on site communication and external power A computer must be used to configure the XiLog before operation Use a communication link cable to establish a direct USB interface between the data logger and the computer This XiLog can run on power obtained from an external source Use only batteries or power cables supplied by ADS Analog Inputs The analog input is a general input that may be used for voltage or current The voltage input range is nominally 0 2V DC however standard voltage ranges available are 0 5V and 0 10V Voltages outside the nominal range require a specific cable Current input requires a specific cable The input supports 0 10mA 0 20mA and 4 20mA ranges A sensor may be connected to the XiLog either before or after the logger is powered up and begins logging data However if a sensor is not connected upon startup the logger will record zeros for this input until a sensor is attached ADS XiLog System User Manual 20 ADS XiLog System User Manual CHAPTER 3 Programming the Logger Using PrimeWorks Use the PrimeWorks software to program and readback or collect data from the XiLog Various other graphing r
17. at the site Commissioning Mode This drop down list contains the options available for communication E al On Freight Mode Commissioning Mode menu options On Selecting this option places the logger in commissioning mode This mode ensures the logger remains powered up connected to the GSM network and available for communication Note Do not maintain a logger in commissioning mode for a long period of time This will have a detrimental effect on battery life Note Leaving a logger in commissioning mode will generate and send an SMS alarm at 00 00 every day until this mode is discontinued Discontinue this mode by sending the string CMOFF to the logger from a cellular phone Off Selecting this option powers up the modem only as designated under the current setup This is the standard operating mode 28 ADS XiLog System User Manual Freight Mode Selecting this mode prevents the modem from powering up so that the logger cannot transmit even when the logger has been programmed to transmit e g because of an alarm Select this option when air freighting a logger even if the SIM card has been removed ADS ships all loggers transported by air in this mode Read Current Values Selecting this checkbox displays the current values from the attached logger in the Digital Analog Battery Voltage External Power Voltage and GSM Signal Strength fields as applicable PrimeWorks will request data from the logger
18. dard Double External Interval Internal Internal Lithium Battery Battery Battery 21 minute Once per day gt 5 years gt 10 years 21 minute Once per hour gt 1 2 years gt 2 5 years gt 7 years 21 minute Once every 15 gt 0 7 year gt 1 5 years gt 5 years minutes for 10 hours a day 21 minute Once every 15 0 3 year 0 7 year 2 5 years minutes Power Supply Options Following are the internal power options available for the XiLog e Standard pack e Double battery pack Following are the external power options available for the XiLog all e External battery pack loggers e Mains e Solar 69 ADS XiLog System User Manual Appendix D Airfreight Restrictions APP3 1 Essential Safety Precautions before Air Freighting To prevent radio transmission on aircraft remove the batteries and the removable external antenna when applicable from the equipment before transporting this product by air IATA Hazardous Goods Regulation This product is powered by a battery containing lithium D cells IATA International Air Transport Association regulation UN ID number 3091 Lithium batteries contained in equipment governs air freighting of products containing these lithium cells This regulation clearly states that this equipment is classified as Hazardous Goods Class 9 This equipment can be transported by air only if it is packed specifically as defined in instruction UN ID number 3091 This instruction defines the necessary
19. does not receive the defective part within 30 days or testing concludes that the part experienced excessive wear and tear or abuse for the period of use ADS will bill the customer for the replacement part For a defective unit at the customer s request ADS will ship a temporary loaner unit to the customer at the time of the initial claim However if ADS does not receive the temporary unit from the customer within 15 days of receiving the repaired or replacement unit or testing concludes that the unit experienced excessive wear and tear or abuse for the period of use ADS will bill the customer for the temporary unit Shipping The customer must pay to ship defective equipment to ADS for repair or replacement However ADS will incur the costs for shipping the repaired or replacement equipment back to the customer using the same priority shipment procured by the customer upon returning the defective equipment to ADS ADS XiLog System User Manual Product Returns If the customer is not satisfied with the performance of the XiLog system the customer may return the equipment within 30 days for a full refund provided the condition of the equipment is in the same condition as sold except for expected or normal wear and tear for the period of use ADS XiLog System User Manual CHAPTER 2 Deploying the XiLog Deploying an ADS XiLog logger typically involves the involves the following steps 1 Programming the XiLog 2 Perfo
20. e 0 137 mgd and a low alarm for a reading below 0 091 mgd If the deadband were designated as 10 instead the logger would generate a high alarm above 0 126 mgd and a low alarm below 0 103 mgd Envelope Alarms 46 In addition to the standard Profile alarms XiLog can generate alarms based on a more complex Envelope alarm Envelope alarms allow importing of profile data in the same way as standard profile alarms However clicking on the AutoFit button displays two rows of markers for editing as required on the graph instead of only a single row of markers ADS XiLog System User Manual C E 5 a g 12 00 Date and Time Selected Value 0708548355 Disable Selected Profle IT A Using the Autofit option for Envelope alarms This provides the flexibility to change the values used to generate the high and low alarms for each period independently Select change move and disable specific values using the same methods applied for standard profiles 47 ADS XiLog System User Manual Remote Data Reporting Basic Settings Messaging Type Clock Correction Use Automatic GSM Clock Correction C A PHP script is required for GSM time synchronisation when the message type is set to FTP You will not be able to program the logger without specifying a URL and Port Contact Primayer Customer Support for more Contact Details Host Number Additional Host Number 2 Combine Flow and Pressure det
21. editing the process of programming the logger viewing the current logger configuration and testing the signal strength Although the PrimeWorks configuration process is much more comprehensive FastTrack represents an efficient and effective alternative for deploying and or testing the logger quickly in the field Note The XiLog FastTrack software does not support XiLog models 2 or 9 To perform any or all of these tasks first launch the FastTrack software provided it has been previously installed on the computer by clicking on the icon on the Windows desktop or selecting All Programs gt Primayer gt XiLog FastTrack gt XiLog FastTrack from the Windows Start menu Then connect the XiLog to the computer using the yellow communication cable ADS part number NXG 881 001 The FastTrack software will display the current serial number and phone number when applicable It also will display other settings based on the last time the software was run XiLog FastTrack 1 0 0 0 23533420141500 e General Contact Closure XiLog FastTrack software ADS XiLog System User Manual Viewing the Current Configuration To view the current configuration programmed into the logger click on the View button at the bottom of the XiLog FastTrack application window Programming the Logger 1 Edit the name of the logger in the Site Name field when necessary 2 Edit the phone number when applicable in the Phone Numbe
22. ently any infiltration of moisture into the electronics will likely result in erroneous or missing data Scrub contaminated connectors with a brush saturated with distilled ethyl alcohol When connecting the sensors to the logger mate the unused sealing caps together to prevent the accumulation of dirt and moisture in the caps that could eventually be transferred to the connector Input Connections Each connector on the XiLog is labeled with a specific symbol indicating the connector type Following is a description of each connector type with the corresponding symbol Digital Inputs This connection supports the sensors The XiLog provides the necessary power at this port so the sensor may be connected either before or after the logger is powered up and begins logging data If a sensor is not connected upon startup the logger will record zeros for this input until a sensor is attached ADS XiLog System User Manual Internal Pressure Transducer Loggers equipped with an internal pressure transducer have a male quick release connector The integrated pressure transducer is available in the following ranges 0 145 PSI 0 10 Bar or 0 290 PSI 0 20 Bar Subjecting the transducer to pressures of more than 150 of its range may damage the sensor Subjecting the transducer to shocks may offset the zero point calibration of the transducer however the logger can be calibrated to compensate for this offset ADS offers a hose with m
23. eporting and export functions also are available through PrimeWorks A separate XiLog FastTrack application also is available through ADS for programming the more standard features of the data logger in a more expeditious manner 21 ADS XiLog System User Manual Launching the PrimeWorks Software Prior to launching the PrimeWorks software connect the XiLog to the computer using the USB cable Once connected select Start gt All Programs gt Primayer gt PrimeWorks gt PrimeWorks from the Windows start menu or double click on the PrimeWorks icon on the Windows desktop to launch the software Note The ordering of these steps is inconsequential Therefore the XiLog also can be connected to the USB after launching the PrimeWorks software The software automatically detects all loggers connected through the USB and displays a list of these loggers once detection is complete PrimeWorks XiLog PrimeLog Control Panel DER D Eile PrimeLog Database Import Export Devices Mobile Device Report PrimeProbe2 Help x Raw MS alos s jD Program All Program Changes Only Readback Save Configuration From Last Readback C All Data O Custom Dates Channels to readback Communication Mode SMS E eee Data y a Demo unit E ERROR Analogue 1 From 8 19 20 i fis L Secondary Data 8 19 2011 45 jer Information nstallation Data Reporting Primeworks PrimeWork
24. es logging indefinitely Custom Dates Selecting this radio button initiates and sustains logging for the date time range designated in the Logging Start and End Time fields Logging Start and End Time These fields represent the date and time period for which the XiLog records data Enter the dates and times in the corresponding fields based on the option selected above The calendar buttons also may be used to designate the dates The Logging Start Time fields designate the date and time at which to initiate logging only when the Custom Dates option is in use Once the date and time designated in the Logging End Time fields occur the logger will discontinue logging data until a new logging session is initiated Leaving the field blank ensures logging continues indefinitely Under this condition logging follows a cyclical pattern in which newer data begins to overwrite older data once the memory becomes full Additional Notes This editable field contains information beneficial or applicable to the current site or logger Enter or edit relevant content as necessary 27 ADS XiLog System User Manual Installation Installation Commisioning Mode Off Current Values V Read Current Values Analogue 1 177 m Battery Voltage 7 14 V Extemal Power Voltage 5 04 V GSM Signal Strength 78 Signal Strength Test Installation window This window includes all the parameters relevant to installing the logger
25. etimes is referred to as Full Scale Detection FSD Custom Offset applicable only when measuring pressure height or depth This field indicates the offset added to all readings For example enter the appropriate value to add to all pressure values to compensate for ground level To remove an amount from every reading simply enter the value as negative Electrical Range applicable only to voltage or current data types These fields represent the electrical range corresponding to the voltage or current as applicable Enter or use the up down arrows to designate a range up to 20mA for current Select 0 2V 0 5V and 0 10V for voltage Physical Range applicable only to the current or voltage sensor type These fields represent the range of the sensor input corresponding to the voltage For example consider an input of 4 20mA involving a temperature sensor where 4 mA represents O degrees and 20 mA represents 100 degrees This would require entering the values O and 100 in the Physical Range fields Enter the values manually or use the up down arrows Logging Interval 36 This drop down list includes the options for setting the measurement interval at which to log data on this channel Options available range from 1 second to 24 hours The data logged on this channel represents averaged data based on the number of samples taken XiLog records the averaged data and daily minimum and maximum values for the channel ADS XiLog S
26. every second Pressure and other analog data update at this interval but flow values require up to 1 minute to update based on the sample rate programmed into the logger Digital Analog These fields display the current value and units for each channel The number of values displayed varies based on the logger features and programming If the XiLog is not logging data on a channel the corresponding field will not display a reading A channel that is not logging data may indicate the channel has not been enabled or the end date and time designated for logging data has passed AutoZero Button Clicking on this button removes the current offset and forces the analog channel to read zero This button is available only when the XiLog is logging pressure depth or height on an analog channel Note Use this option only with the transducer open to atmospheric pressure This new offset will apply only to future data It will not be applied to previously recorded data Battery Voltage This field displays the current internal battery voltage nominally 7 2V If it reads low and the battery requires replacement PrimeWorks will display a warning once the logger is connected to the computer 29 ADS XiLog System User Manual External Power Voltage This field displays the external power voltage measured by the logger If the logger is attached via USB PrimeWorks will display the USB voltage being supplied to the logger typically 5 volts
27. he test is due to begin to allow sufficient time for placing the logger in the appropriate position This counter also will be used to identify the end of the test When the test is complete recover the logger and read the results Get latest test results Selecting this button displays the results from the last signal strength test recorded by the logger and indicates the quality of the results good adequate or inadequate 31 ADS XiLog System User Manual Analog Channel Internal Pressure 2 Analogue 1 Pressure v Enabled Sensor Options Sensor Type Sensor Rating 10 Bar Units Pounds Per Square Inch Data Type Logging Interval 5 Minutes v Send Data Reports Help Secondary Logging Enabled Channels Analog Pressure window This window includes the parameters for setting up the internal pressure transducer channel A green dot next to the channel name indicates the channel is enabled and recording data Enable Channel Selecting this checkbox enables the channel on the logger Not all channels on a logger must be enabled when it is in use Disabled channels do not use power Sensor Type This parameter does not apply to internal pressure sensors Sensor Rating This value indicates the maximum rating of the internal pressure sensor t is not an editable value Units This drop down list contains the options for the units of measure corresponding to the pressure channel
28. housing 2 Carefully lift out the antenna and circuit board from the housing 3 Disconnect or unplug the battery from the board 4 Remove the screws securing the battery holder to the housing 53 ADS XiLog System User Manual 5 Remove the battery holder from the housing 6 Remove the battery from the holder 54 ADS XiLog System User Manual Feed the battery cable from the new battery through the hole in the battery holder 8 Place and properly position the battery into the holder 10 11 12 Insert the battery holder back into the XiLog and secure it with the two screws Connect the battery cable to the circuit board Slide the circuit board into the rails inside the housing Place the yellow cover back onto the XiLog and into position 13 Turn the yellow cover clockwise 1 8 of a turn 55 ADS XiLog System User Manual 56 ADS XiLog System User Manual CHAPTER 5 9 Channel Connections Two options are available for wiring the outputs on the XiLog 9 e NXG 302 Expansion Box e NXG 303 Bare Wire Cable NXG 302 Expansion Box ADS offers an expansion box for the wiring Make connections based on the figures below Seal any unused connectors on the box with a blank to prevent damage to the connection box Ll 1J T T C LL LJ T T 7 ed Ler rss
29. igh threshold and deadband or fall below the designated low threshold and deadband before the system generates an alarm Delay options range from 1 to 60 minutes For example when selecting a debounce delay of 5 minutes the flow must remain above the high threshold plus the deadband for at least 5 minutes before the system will generate a high alarm Note The debounce delay applies only when initiating alarms It is not designed for use in determining whether an alarm has been cleared Alarm Reporting Report high alarm state on using None E Report high alarm state off using None v Report low alarm state on using Report low alarm state off using None v Reporting method options Alarm reporting can occur through SMS or FTP or both and each alarm trigger can be setup to occur through a different reporting method Delivery methods for alarms are independent from the delivery selections for collecting logged data For example logged data can be sent via FTP and alarms can be sent via SMS 43 ADS XiLog System User Manual Threshold Alarms Threshold alarms generally involve designating a high and or low threshold beyond or below which the XiLog will generate an alarm This section includes descriptions for the parameters that are common only to threshold alarms Low Threshold This field represents the threshold below which the logger will trigger a low alarm Enter the threshold manually or use the up d
30. in details 49 ADS XiLog System User Manual FTP Password This field represents the password for logging onto the FTP server Enter the appropriate password for the user Test Login Details Clicking on this button verifies the FTP server address username and password by attempting to call and log into the server PrimeWorks will provide notification of success or failure A failure may indicate the wrong server address or login information Combine Flow and Pressure When using a 21 or 31 version of the XiLog and sending data via SMS the flow and pressure data can be included in a single SMS For this to occur set up the system to log pressure at a 15 minute interval and flow at a 15 minute interval Designating these criteria enables the Combine Flow and Pressure checkbox for selection Selecting this checkbox sends a single SMS instead of two representing both channels each day Data Transmission Data Transmission Transmit Daily Transmission Frequency Off Data Transmit Order Newest First po Start 07 00 End 06 55 Active Days 4 Al Days Y Monday v Tuesday Wednesday Thursday v Friday v Saturday v Sunday Data Transmission sub window This window contains the parameters for setting up the process the XiLog uses for transmitting logged data Daily Data Transmission Selecting the Transmit Daily checkbox programs the logger to send the data once every day at the same time
31. ing on the Disable Selected Profile checkbox When a value is disabled XiLog will not generate alarms during the corresponding 15 minute period 45 ADS XiLog System User Manual Ss a a a a ci LN 02 00 04 00 06 00 08 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 16 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 Date and Time Disabling a value on the graph Enable the alarms for this profile period again by deselecting the Disable Selected Profile checkbox After entering the required profile select the deadband and debounce delay when necessary The deadband around the profile can represent either a single value or a percentage When it represents a percentage the value entered for the deadband corresponds to the percentage of the profile value The system will trigger a high alarm if the channel reading remains above the profile value plus the deadband for the designated debounce delay period sj puosas 00 00 02 00 04 00 06 00 08 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 16 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 Date and Time Selcied Vale TITO Ef Dial Selected Pole IF Import sample data from database Single day Merge multiple days Avaliable Data 15 Minute Average Flow Dla Start Date 25 05 2010 End Date 09 07 2010 Deadband Ea F Deadband is percentage Debouncs Delay Of Selecting the deadband For example when applying a flow profile value of 0 114 mgd with a deadband of 0 023 mgd the logger will generate a high alarm during this period for a reading abov
32. into slot in the logger housing until it clicks into place 2 Verify that the seal is in the sealing groove and undamaged 3 Replace the cover plate onto the logger and secure the plate to the logger with the four screws ADS XiLog System User Manual Technical Support ADS provides comprehensive technical support to assist customers in the configuration and operation of the XiLog Please contact ADS Client Services by email at adssupportcenter idexcorp com or by phone at 877 237 9585 for assistance when necessary ADS XiLog System User Manual ADS No Hassle Warranty and Return Policy The following sections detail the hassle free warranty and return policy for the ADS XiLog New Product Warranty ADS will repair or replace any XiLog equipment supplied by ADS that is defective in materials and or workmanship for up to two 2 years following the date of shipment from ADS To make a warranty claim the customer should simply call ADS at 256 430 3366 or contact ADS Client Services toll free at 877 237 9585 The Client Services Representative will assign a Return Materials Authorization RMA to the customer s claim immediately The customer shall return a defective unit or part to ADS for troubleshooting and repair or replacement within 10 days with the RMA Replacement or Loaner Equipment For a defective part ADS will ship a replacement part immediately once the customer makes an initial claim However if ADS
33. ion and usage will impact the estimated battery life Therefore ADS does not guarantee that all battery packs will last for 5 years Refer to Appendix C Battery Life on page 69 for more information Caution The XiLog contains Lithium batteries and radio transmitters These batteries must be removed before shipping the unit by air Please refer to Appendix D Airfreight Restrictions on page 70 for more information ADS XiLog System User Manual Features Logs average data at 1 second to 24 hour intervals and flow totals minimum and maximum values for 24 hour periods Provides cyclic logging for continuous indefinite data collection New data begins overwriting the oldest records once the memory is full Standard memory size of 1GB accommodates data storage for 200 million readings Reports logged data via SMS or GPRS and current data upon request real time alarm and alarm clear alerts via text message to designated mobile phones Data collection can occur as often as every 15 minutes Fully submersible to IP68 Logs data from all flow meters such as Kent Meinecke Socam Schlumberger and ABB Kent Taylor Logs bi directional flow Logs directly from combination meters Supports internal or external pressure transducer Exhibits pressure accuracy of 0 1 meeting the WRC code of practice for network analysis Accepts many variations of analog input Performs independent logging and SMS reporting Supports event logging
34. ions across the GSM network If this occurs repeat the test If the same result occurs relocate the ADS XiLog System User Manual XiLog to another site If another site is not available or a new location produces similar results ADS recommends deploying a XiLog equipped with an external antenna The signal strength test is now complete 6 Deploy the XiLog 1f appropriate ADS XiLog System User Manual Installing the XiLog Installation primarily involves connecting the cables to the inputs on the XiLog and mounting the logger Sensors and cables supplied by ADS come with the appropriate connector from the factory However when necessary ADS can attach an appropriate connector to a sensor supplied by another manufacturer For information assistance or questions regarding installation please contact ADS Client Services by email adssupportcenter idexcorp com or phone at 877 237 9585 The connectors on XiLog data loggers are waterproof only when the mating connectors or sealing caps are attached Therefore to prevent moisture from entering the logger through the connectors use the sealing caps when the connectors are not in use The sensors supplied by ADS are equipped with sealed mating connectors that attach to the connectors on the logger by twisting the rotating shell These connectors seal correctly only when the mating surfaces are free of dirt and other debris The sensors operate at low levels of current consequ
35. isconnect the logger from the computer Place the logger in the deployment location and verify that all enclosures lids and doors are in positions e g open or closed that accurately reflect the deployment conditions The signal strength test takes one minute to complete following the 30 second delay for preparation 6 Once the test is complete recover the logger and reconnect it to the computer Evaluate the results in XiLog FastTrack Refer to Performing a Signal Strength Test on page 16 for information on properly interpreting the test results 65 ADS XiLog System User Manual Appendix B Meter Scaling Tables Elster Kent Helix amp Domestic Meters Meter PU10 LRP mm FCAL Helix 2000 40 80 10 100 300 100 Helix 3000 40 80 10 100 10 150 100 Master 2000 40 50 1 80 100 10 PG100 Helix 4000 80 125 10 1000 150 300 100 10000 PSM PSM PS15 PS20 V100 15 20 0 5 PSM PS25 PS30 V100 25 30 5 PSM PS40 V100 40 5 PSM LT V100 158 20 0 5 MSM MSM T V210 1 KVM T V200 1 MSM RS 10 Schlumberger Actaris Stream Domestic amp Helix Meters Meter CYBLE LF mm K 2 5 K 10 K 25 Aquadis 4X4 15 0 25 1 2 5 Aquadis 15 40 2 5 10 25 P40M 4x4 15 0 25 1 2 5 P40M 15 2 5 10 25 66 ADS XiLog System User Manual Meter CYBLE LF mm K 2 5 K 10 K 25 FlostarM 40 100 25 100 2
36. k on the Program button Q Repeat steps 4 through 5 to enter the appropriate frequency and GPRS configuration based on the network provider U Select Settings gt Load from the main menu to browse to and open a file containing an existing frequency and GPRS configuration that are suitable for the currently selected logger Once the details display on the dialog select the corresponding checkboxes to enable the settings 9 Repeat the step 8 for each additional logger that requires GPRS network programming 10 Select Settings gt Exit to close the GPRS Setup Utility After configuring the XiLog using the GPRS Setup Utility program the logger using Prime Works or XiLog FastTrack ADS XiLog System User Manual Performing a Signal Strength Test GSM network coverage can vary considerably both day to day and location to location Therefore XiLog data loggers are equipped with a GSM signal strength test feature for assessing the logger s ability to establish contact with the GSM network from the site during the deployment process The test includes deploying the data logger and then measuring the GSM signal strength a designated number of times at established intervals Once the test is complete the signal strengths are averaged and the resulting signal strength is displayed Conducting the test under the default configuration involves taking one measurement every 10 seconds for 5 minutes for a total of 30 measurements This co
37. mmunication cable ADS part number NXG 881 001 2 Select Start gt All Programs gt Primayer gt GPRS Setup Utility gt GPRS Setup Utility exe from the Microsoft Windows Start menu or click on the GPRS Setup Utility exe icon on the Windows desktop The GPRS Setup Utility dialog displays the loggers currently connected to the computer GPRS Setup Utility v1 0 0 0 Settings Connected Loggers Serial number Phone number CI Change Frequency XiLog 118124 467190002900 C Change GPRS Configuration GPRS Setup Utility 3 Select the first logger to configure from the Connected Loggers box ADS XiLog System User Manual 4 Select the Change Frequency checkbox and then choose the appropriate frequency for the network from the corresponding drop down list 5 Select the Change GPRS Configuration checkbox and enter the username password and gateway APN setting for GPRS internet access obtained through the network provider in the corresponding fields 6 Click on the Program button to program the selected logger with the designated frequency and GPRS configuration currently displayed 7 optional Select Settings gt Save from the main menu to save the frequency and GPRS configuration currently displayed to the local or network directory 8 When applicable select the next logger to program for GPRS communication from the Connected Loggers box designate the settings in one of the following ways and clic
38. mport the data using the Start Date and End Date calendar controls Note The calendar controls only allow the selection of dates for which data is available When multiple days are selected the system will average the data for each time period for every day in the range For example to obtain the profile value for 2 00 the system will average the data recorded at 2 00 for every day in the range 3 Click on the Load Data button to import and display the data on a graph Profile Alarms To edit the profile data click on the Auto Fit button PrimeWorks places a marker on the trace at each 15 minute interval to allow modification of the value 1f required T lesa T T T AA Ju Ue T T T T T T T 00 00 02 00 04 00 06 00 08 00 10 00 12 00 14 00 16 00 18 00 20 00 22 00 Date and Time Selected Value 08489637 S Disable Selected Profle I Profile graph If historical data is not available click on the Reset button to set default values for each profile value so that each one can be set independently To change a profile value simply click on the graph marker and drag it to a new location on the graph Use the zoom amp pan buttons to rescale the Y axis for the data displayed Selecting a profile value highlights the value on the graph and displays the actual value in the Selected Value field For greater accuracy enter another value in this field Disable a value when necessary by selecting the value and then click
39. nfiguration may be modified as necessary Note ADS strongly recommends performing this step during each logger deployment even at locations that have been used successfully in the past GSM coverage can vary even over a short period of time Note To perform a signal strength test a laptop computer with PrimeWorks must be available on site Test the signal strength in the following way 1 Prepare the deployment site 2 Program the logger to test the signal strength using PrimeWorks and then disconnect the XiLog from the computer 3 Position the logger in the location at which it will be deployed including closing any doors or replacing any covers 4 Wait until the test is complete and recover the logger 5 Connect the laptop to the logger and examine the results The average signal strength should display Q Strong A signal strength over 25 indicates a strong signal that should enable the Xilog to log onto the GSM network regularly Q Adequate A signal strength from 21 to 25 indicates a borderline signal that may result in an occasional communication failure with the GSM network Under this condition repeat the test If the same result occurs consider installing the logger in another location when available If another site is not available install the XiLog in the existing location but monitor communications closely Q Inadequate A signal strength below 21 indicates the signal is insufficient for communicat
40. onfiguration for the selected logger to the PrimeWorks database Note Selecting the program or readback options automatically saves the configuration 25 ADS XiLog System User Manual Logger Information Logger Information Phone Number 2564303366 Serial Number 118124 Logger Model XiLog 2i Logging Period O Start Immediately Custom Dates Logging Start Time 7 20 2011 f 09 23 Logging End Time 12 31 2099 75 23 59 Ls ls Additional Notes Logger Information window Name This editable field contains the name that will appear in the PrimeWorks database for the selected logger Change or edit the name as necessary Site ID This editable field displays a unique ID that can be programmed into the logger The logger includes this name with the name of the site when transmitting data via FTP Phone Number This editable field displays the phone number of the logger Once entered and saved to the logger memory it is not necessary to enter this number again Serial Number This field displays the serial number of the logger It is not an editable field Logger Model This field displays the logger model It is not an editable field 26 ADS XiLog System User Manual Logger Period This section indicates the date and time period for which the logger records data Start Immediately Selecting this radio button initiates logging immediately once logger programming is complete and continu
41. own arrows High Threshold This field represents the threshold above which the logger will trigger a high alarm Enter the threshold manually or use the up down arrows Profile and Envelope Alarms 44 Profile and Envelope alarms are more complex alarms that involve designating a different threshold value for the high and low alarms for every 15 minute increment throughout the day For example the high thresholds designated for generating flow alarms may be much lower through the night than during the day Selecting either option displays a graph for creating and editing the profile or envelope Import sample data from database Single day Merge multiple days Avaliable Data NATI SAMOA Start Date 15 03 2011 End Date 18 03 2011 Importing sample data from the database The simplest way to establish a profile or envelope alarm is to import historical data from the site in the following way 1 Select the appropriate logging function from the Available Data list 2 Select the radio button corresponding to the option for the number of days for which to import data U Single day Choose this option to import data for only one day and then designate the date for which to import the data using the Start Date calendar control ADS XiLog System User Manual Q Merge multiple days Choose this option to import data for several days and then designate the start and end dates representing the date range for which to i
42. packing requirements Packing Instruction 912 and labeling requirements Miscellaneous Transporting XiLog Dataloggers to ADS by Air 70 To transport this product by air first remove all batteries Removing the batteries from the XiLog allows the logger to be transported without being declared hazardous Dispose of any batteries removed according to local waste regulations ADS will install new batteries in the product at the factory To airfreight these products or obtain further information concerning air freighting regulations please contact ADS in the following way ADS Client Services 877 237 9585 adssupportcenter idexcorp com
43. pply Options ais oia 69 Appendix D Airfreight RestrictiODS ooooonccconecnonnicocnneconenccnnacconanaconncnos 70 vi ADS XiLog System User Manual ADS XiLog System User Manual CHAPTER 1 System Overview The ADS XiLog is a telemetric data logger that communicates through the GSM Global System for Mobile cellular radio network using either SMS Short Messaging Service or GPRS General Packet Radio Service The XiLog is available from the factory with either a quad band antenna or a connector to receive an external antenna The external antenna version does not support an internal antenna and the internal version does not support an external antenna The permanently mounted internal antenna cannot be exchanged or replaced ADS XiLog data logger ADS XiLog System User Manual XiLog installed in ground The XiLog is available in the following configurations channels XiLog Model 1F 1P 2i 3i 9 Total number of channels 1 1 2 3 9 Number of bi directional 1 1 1 2 flow channels Number of analog channels 7 4 voltage transducer voltage or 3 current current input Number of internal pressure 1 1 2 Current Inputs 0 10mA and 4 20mA Voltage Inputs 0 2V 0 5V 0 10V Analog Channel Accuracy 0 1 ADS XiLog System User Manual Example of XiLog installation Note The battery packs in the XiLog are designed to last 5 years However data logger configurat
44. r field 3 Designate the parameters under the Transmission header in the following way Enter the time at which the logger should transmit the data to the host system in the Transmit Time field The logger will send the data at this time every day Q Select the checkbox corresponding to Auto GSM Clock Correction to synchronize the logger clock to the time in the GSM network every 30 days U Select the radio button SMS Transmission or FTP Transmission corresponding to the method of GSM communication that will be in use For SMS enter the number for the GSM modem connected to the host system to which the data will be sent in the Host Number field For FTP enter the IP address for the server to which the data will be sent in the Server Address field Enter the user name and the password necessary to access the server in the associated fields Note When using the Primayer XMS System for FTP data delivery enter www waterlogger co uk for the server address When using another server enter the IP address without the initial ftp 4 Designate the parameters under the Flow Channel 1 header in the following way U Select the type of sensor connected to Channel 1 from the Sensor Profile drop down list U Enter the amount of flow that must occur to generate a pulse in the FCAL field Select the unit of measure for the value from the associated drop down list Q Enter the unit of measure in which the flow data will be reported f
45. rate This data can be reported remotely or logged internally and remotely requested as required 33 ADS XiLog System User Manual Analog Channel Generic This window includes the parameters for setting up the generic analog channels present on the XiLog 2 and XiLog 9 models Three options are available based on the channel capabilities current millivolt and voltage If the channel can support all three options a drop down menu allows for selection of the one to use Current MilliVolt Voltage Each option requires a different type of cable to interface to the sensor Analogue 1 Temperature v M Enabled Sensor Options Sensor Type Current Units Degrees Centigrade Data Type Temperature Electrical Range 4 lt 20 ma Physical Range 02 700 2 Logging Interval 5 Minutes Send Data Reports Y Secondary Logging Logging Interval or Send Data Reports Help Generic Analog Current mA example Analogue 1 Pressure Enabled Sensor Options Sensor Type Voltage Units Pounds Per Square Inch Data Type Pressure Custom Offset 2 jsi Electrical Range gt y Physical Range m d 7 Ses Logging Interval 5 Minutes Send Data Reports IV Secondary Logging Logging Interval Off Send Data Reports Help Generic Analog Voltage example 34 ADS XiLog System User Manual Channels Analogue 1 Pressure lV Enabled Sensor Op
46. rming a Signal Strength Test 3 Installing the XiLog at the Location Deploy XiLog data loggers in a similar manner to other comparable units However consider the following factors concerning GSM capabilities and requirements during deployment e Mount the logger in an upright position not at an angle or on its side e When installing the logger underground mount the logger as close as possible to ground level preferably within 6 inches of the surface Following these guidelines will help ensure the GSM functions most effectively This chapter provides detailed instructions for each step in the deployment process ADS XiLog System User Manual Programming the XiLog Configure the XiLog using the PrimeWorks software Refer to Programming the Logger Using PrimeWorks on page 21 for more information and instructions Note The logger also may be programmed using the XiLog FastTrack software Refer to Appendix A XiLog FastTrack Software on page 62 for brief instructions on programming a logger using this simple application Configuring the GPRS Network Settings when applicable Loggers communicating over the GSM network via GPRS must be configured with the appropriate network settings before undergoing the more comprehensive programming that occurs through PrimeWorks Configure the GPRS settings for a logger s using the GPRS Setup Utility in the following way 1 Connect the logger s to the computer via USB using the co
47. rom the Units drop down list L Enter the current reading from the meter in the Meter Reading field and select the appropriate unit of measure from the associated drop down list 63 ADS XiLog System User Manual Q Select the interval at which the data will be logged and averaged as necessary from the Interval drop down list Sending 5 or 10 minute data will require sending more than one SMS per channel per day Choosing Off will prevent the channel from recording measurements 5 Designate the parameters under the Pressure Channel 1 header in the following way Q Select the unit of measure in which to log the data from the Units drop down list Q Select the frequency at which to record the data on this channel from the Interval drop down list Choose Off to prevent the channel from recording data 6 Initiate logger programming based on the designated parameters in one of the following ways Q Program Logger Delete Data To delete all old data from the logger during programming click on the Start button U Program Logger Retain Data To program the logger without deleting the data click on the down arrow to the right of the Start button and select the Changes Only option XiLog FastTrack programs the logger based on the selected method Pressing start also synchronizes the logger clock to the PC clock XiLog FastTrack 1 0 0 0 lol x Phone mbe SMS 10 00 Flow CI 7 J 0 017 m MM EXE EE 64
48. s software 22 ADS XiLog System User Manual Connected Loggers Multiple loggers can be connected to the computer simultaneously via USB For multiple loggers move among the individual logger configurations by selecting the appropriate logger from the Connected Loggers drop down list Selecting a logger displays a group of headers representing windows corresponding to the various configuration communication and reporting functions of the logger Access the contents of a wndow by clicking on the associated header The following windows are available based on the selected logger e Communications e Logger Information e Installation e Channels e Remote Data Reporting To create a new site click on the Create Site button on the title bar Xilog 1F Create Site dialog Enter the name serial number and phone number of the new site and select the type of logger that will be used at the site Completing these steps and clicking on the Create Site button establishes the site in the PrimeWorks database and displays the editing options for the new site Note PrimeWorks displays only those headers windows that are applicable to the selected logger type For example an analog channel window will not be available for a flow only logger 23 ADS XiLog System User Manual Communications Communications Program All Program Changes Only Readback Save Configuration O From Last Readback O All Data O Cu
49. stom Dates Channels to readback L L The Communications window controls all the communications with the logger It includes options for collecting data 1 e readback from a logger and programming a logger with a new configuration Program All Selecting this button sends the currently selected program settings to the logger and deletes all data from the logger Program Changes Only Selecting this button programs the logger only with the changes made since PrimeWorks last read the program settings from the logger without removing any data from the logger Therefore all the data in the logger will remain available for readback Note Selecting Program Changes Only will not update the time in the logger to the PC clock However selecting Program All will synchronize the time in the logger to the PC clock The Program Changes Only option is the only option available for making changes to a logger configuration remotely To accomplish this make the changes to the configuration as required select the appropriate transmission media SMS or FTP from the Communication Mode drop down list and click on the Program Changes Only button PrimeWorks will send only the relevant information to the XiLog Readback Selecting this button initiates data readback collection from the logger based on the selected Readback option 24 ADS XiLog System User Manual From Last Readback Choosing this radio button ensures Prime
50. t Details section A host number corresponds to a GSM modem connected to a computer The Primayer Data Manager utility running within Windows serves as the conduit through which the data is transferred from the GSM modem to the PrimeWorks software for viewing Up to three host numbers may be entered in PrimeWorks allowing data delivery to up to three different offices or locations Up to two additional alarm numbers also may be entered Any SMS alarms generated by the logger will be sent to these numbers The logger sends data only to the host number s however it sends alarms to both the host and alarm numbers when necessary Note To use the Primayer XMS system for remote data delivery over the Internet select the Use XMS Host checkbox and then select the appropriate network from the corresponding drop down list Choosing this option does not require entering any additional numbers or contact information All distribution of data occurs within the XMS system FTP Server Address This field displays the address of the FTP server to which the logger should transmit the data When using the Primayer XMS delivery system enter www waterlogger co uk When using another FTP server enter the address without an FTP prefix FTP Username This field displays the username for logging onto the FTP server Enter the appropriate username for the user Note When using the Primayer XMS system defer to ADS Client Services to obtain the proper log
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52. ta logged on the channel represents averaged data based on the number of samples taken XiLog records the averaged data and daily minimum and maximum values for the channel The digital channel also records daily volume Transmitting the meter reading from the site to the logger as below will ensure remote tracking of the site meter reading is accurate Units This drop down list contains the options for selecting the units of measure in which to log the data Continuous Power Selecting this checkbox ensures the channel provides uninterrupted power to a pulse sensor unit that requires continuous power Use this option only when the required by the sensor type Combine Flows Selecting this checkbox adds together the flow totals from a combination meter which represents two meters larger and smaller working in parallel before the data is transmitted to the logger to provide one flow rate and meter reading In this scenario flows exceeding a certain rate will flow through the larger meter and flows occurring below a certain rate will flow through the smaller meter The outputs from both meters connect to the logger on two different pulse trains of a single channel 39 ADS XiLog System User Manual If this option is not selected the flow rates from the two meters will be logged and transmitted independently Therefore transmitting the data via SMS will result in sending double the number of SMS Send Data Reports Selec
53. ting this checkbox ensures the logger sends data reports by SMS or GPRS based on the interval designated for remote data reporting The minimum logging interval for data sent through SMS reporting is 1 minute For data logged at a shorter interval the logger will average the data at a 1 minute interval before sending the report Note Sending data logged at an interval of less than 15 minutes via SMS requires sending more than one SMS per day for each per channel For example sending 1 minute SMS data every day requires sending 15 SMS per channel per day Calibration Factor This field represents the number of liters that correspond to a single pulse from the meter This value should always reflect the factor set in the meter Modify this factor manually or using the up down arrows Meter Reading This field displays the site meter reading entered into the logger Writing this reading into the logger upon installation will ensure the meter reading in the XiLog tracks the actual meter reading Enter a meter reading up to 10 digits in length with an accuracy of up to 4 decimal places Meter Units This drop down list includes the options for selecting the units of measure corresponding to the meter reading A variety of units are available based on the size of the meter and accuracy required Secondary Logging Some XiLog models allow a secondary logging interval for logging the same channel input at a second rate This data can be
54. tions Sensor Type MilliVolt X Sensor Rating 5 Bar Units Bar X Data Type Pressure X PCAL 5065 S mv Custom Offset 0 lt Bar Physical Range ug 55 Bar Logging Interval 1 Minute Send Data Reports V Generic Analog MilliVolt example Enable Channel Selecting this checkbox enables the channel on the logger Not all channels on the logger must be enabled when the logger is in use Disabled channels do not use power Sensor Type This drop down includes the options for selecting the sensor type Current MilliVolt or Voltage Selecting the Voltage or Current also requires selection of the Electrical Range Refer to Electrical Range on page 36 Sensor Rating applicable only to the MilliVolt sensor type This drop down list includes the options for selecting the range of the pressure transducer The Physical Range represents this rating converted to the selected units Units This drop down list contains the options for selecting the units of measure corresponding to the designated data type The options available depend on the selected data type Data Type This drop down list contains the options for selecting the type of data to log e g pressure depth flow or temperature 35 ADS XiLog System User Manual PCAL applicable only to the MilliVolt sensor type This pressure calibration value represents the number of millivolts at full range This value is unique for each sensor and som
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56. udes the descriptions for those parameters that are applicable to all three alarm modes Common Alarm Configuration Parameters This section describes the parameters that typically are common to all three alarm modes 42 ADS XiLog System User Manual Deadband applicable only to Threshold and Profile alarms This field displays the deadband value around the threshold The logger will generate a high alarm when the channel reading exceeds the High Threshold plus the deadband The alarm clears when the channel reading falls below the High Threshold and the deadband For example entering a high threshold of 0 456 mgd and a deadband of 0 023 mgd will trigger a high alarm when the flow exceeds 0 479 mgd and clear when the flow falls below 0 434 mgd This prevents the system from generating multiple alarms at locations that experience flows that may oscillate around a threshold value If this feature is not relevant or required enter a deadband of 0 Note While the deadband value always represents an amount when establishing a Threshold alarm the deadband can represent either an amount or a percentage when using Profile alarms To indicate that the value in the Deadband field serves as a percentage select the Deadband is percentage checkbox after entering the value Debounce Delay This drop down list contains the options for selecting the debounce delay which represents the amount of time the flow must remain above the designated h
57. y Voltage usina ete a E T E 29 External Power Voltar cui is 30 GMS Signal Sten Mai did 30 Signal Stent 30 Analog Channel Internal PresSUT ooooconnccnnonnooncnonnconnnonnnonrnnonnnconanonnnoos 32 Enable Channel vioiaiia iii ide 32 Sensor PEI 32 Sensor RAM ni did 32 O 32 Data TP da 33 CUORE ASS 33 Ps AA II E see acadeoegeertn 33 e R e E A IRENA 33 Secondary LOGGING veritas nd ia a a R le 33 Analog Channel Genetic ivi init 34 Enable Channel A A E EE 35 Sensor A e A a Ea aa rae 35 SO IN 35 DUS nessneniogiisednnsin idad 35 Data Type minai na a A E A Na aS 35 PCAP Adidas 36 Custom Olson E E N 36 Electrical Ranges asa R Ea 36 Physical RI ion 36 AA E ROO 36 Send Data Repo ii A At 37 Secondary Logging Interval iisicicsjscessscssssacesiiccasatecdensessecteavanac toassdeevess 37 Digital Channel eierens ic 38 Eras 38 Sensor Profile Sensor TP dd 38 O P AE ET EEAS 39 Logging evaluando anclar 39 A A 39 Continuous PO West 39 Combine HELO WS 5 ccesctd snes de wcade Sanaaee N a Ai ENa 39 Send Data Repo Sindica 40 Calibration Factor itne a AA 40 ADS XiLog System User Manual Meter Reading o o eaee 40 Meter NES fo os len ade eats o ee Ge ada 40 Secondary Logging unload 40 Alarm Configuration in ein ereccion 42 Ena A A ae lea 42 Profile Modest Tasca de et e dan e e edo ad 42 Common Alarm Configuration Parameters ooooonnoconocnnocnnnncncnnncnoncnnnos 42 Threshold Alar coincida 44 Profile and Envelope Alarms cue dia 44 Remote Da
58. ystem User Manual Send Data Reports Selecting this option ensures the logger sends data reports by SMS or GPRS based on the frequency selected for remote data reporting The minimum logging interval for data sent through SMS is 1 minute Activating SMS reporting for data based on a shorter logging interval requires averaging the data at a 1 minute interval before being sent Note Sending data logged at an interval of less than 15 minutes through SMS requires sending more than one SMS per day for each channel For example sending 1 minute SMS data every day requires sending 15 SMS per channel per day Secondary Logging Interval Some XiLog models allow a secondary logging interval for logging the same channel input at a second rate This data can be reported remotely or logged internally and remotely requested as required 37 ADS XiLog System User Manual Digital Channel Channels Diaital 1 Flow v H Enabled Sensor Profile Combination Meter K Sensor Options Sensor Type Single Bi directional e Pulse Direction Forward A Reverse8 Logging interval 5 Minutes Units Megagallons Per Day Continuous Power C Send Data Reports 2 Hele Calibration Meter Reading Calibration Factor 1 oo Litres per Pulse Meter Reading a Meter Units Secondary Logging Enabled This window includes the parameters for setting up digital channels The presence of a green dot to the left of
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