Sinapsi EQUOBOX, User Manual

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Page 2: ...g 7 5 INSTALLATION 8 5 1 Mechanical assembly 8 5 2 Electrical installation 8 5 3 Connection to a local PC via Ethernet LAN 9 5 4 Connection to a GPRS UMTS modem router 10 5 5 Connecting the digital in...

Page 3: ...Maximum 29 14 4 Summary Data Minimum 29 15 SETTINGS DEVICES 30 15 1 Section 1 31 15 2 Section 2 31 15 3 Section 3 32 16 SETTINGS EVENTS 34 16 1 I O Events 34 16 2 Events 35 16 3 Condition set accordin...

Page 4: ...m the corporate network For remote access to the machine we recommend the use of secure technologies such as Virtual Private Networks VPNs recognizing VPN in the most secure way to connect to the devi...

Page 5: ...nagement meter readout report sending alarm management and event management 9 24 Vac Vdc power supply or Power Over Ethernet 3 digital inputs for logic control and remote control 2 relay outputs Max 2...

Page 6: ...es need to be exchanged and how the errors detected Only the master can start a transaction that can have the question answer format directly to a single slave or broadcast when the message is sent to...

Page 7: ...s i te c h i t 7 Avoid the creation of star node Respect the distances as shown in the figure below Figure 3 Distance Baudrate Ratio To avoid attenuate any EMI interference present in the field we re...

Page 8: ...e it is important to wire the terminals disconnected from the device Follow these instructions Remove the terminals from the device pulling outwards Tighten the cables to the removed terminal complyin...

Page 9: ...ght through or crossover to connect the ETH1 or ETH2 port of the RTU to the Ethernet port of the computer or to an existing LAN socket If you use an existing LAN connect the computer to another LAN so...

Page 10: ...d as an option of the RTU The default settings of the RTU and SIN ROUTER allow the connection of the two devices without having to change their network parameters The router is configured to use a TIM...

Page 11: ...c terminal 5 to one of the poles of the contact you want to connect Connect the other pole to the desired digital input 8 for I1 9 for I2 e 10 for I3 5 6 Connecting the digital inputs to positive volt...

Page 12: ...contact to the common terminal 7 of the device Connect the negative pole of the contact to terminal 8 9 10 for inputs I1 I2 I3 When the voltage at the ends of the connected input for example between 7...

Page 13: ...with its utility for example Apartment 1 or Apartment 12 See Chapter 15 allocate the name and add the description of the meters 3 Plant Database RECOMMENDED The plant database includes information on...

Page 14: ...nus Button to cancel field and value changes Button to exit the submenus Left for main menu data cursor Right for main menu data cursor UP To scroll pages up Change add letters from A to Z or numbers...

Page 15: ...ntent of the single sections we have 1 1 o Serial Number Shows the serial number to be indicated in the event of technical support o Meter DB Ver Shows the version of the meter database installed in t...

Page 16: ...i n f o s i n a p s i te c h i t 16 8 4 Display SETTINGS The Display Settings section is divided into four subsections General Network Refer to Chapter 8 Buttons and Display and to 11 to consult the...

Page 17: ...3 Carefully read the following notes In order for the RTU and PC to communicate the two devices must have an IP address within the same subnet The default RTU network settings are IP address 192 168...

Page 18: ...6 0 4 F 3 9 0 7 5 8 0 1 4 6 0 2 w w w s i n a p s i t e c h i t i n f o s i n a p s i te c h i t 18 10 HOMEPAGE Connect the device as shown in Figure 12 and type in the address 192 168 1 110 in your...

Page 19: ...n a p s i t e c h i t i n f o s i n a p s i te c h i t 19 The screen is divided into three sections Path of the page being consulted Type of user connected Selected language Italian or English Plant s...

Page 20: ...Settings o Plant Database o System settings o Maintenance Network o General Setup o Advanced Setup o Email Setup o DynDNS Devices o Meter Setup o Search Setup Events 11 1 Plant Database You can add o...

Page 21: ...tem Settings screen has two sections 1 Date and Time choose between the manual and automatic setting for the date and time synchronising them with your PC 2 System configuration LCD Password allows ch...

Page 22: ...ace the name of the update is equobox_rtu bin WE RECOMMEND REFRESHING THE PAGE TO PREVENT ERRORS AFTER AN UPDATE SHOULD THIS NOT BE ENOUGH CLEAR THE BROWSER S CACHE 2 Backup Restore Configuration Syst...

Page 23: ...ttings Figure 19 Network settings The fields to be filled out are MAC Address shows the RTU s MAC Address Enable DHCP select if you want to use the DHCP protocol IP Address sets the machine s static L...

Page 24: ...em configuration The parameters shown in Figure 20 should be managed by qualified personnel Figure 20 Advanced network settings The fields to fill out in this section are HTTP Portforward defines the...

Page 25: ...ion o Port 465 for encrypted communication SMTP Username enter the username to access the SMTP server SMTP password enter the password to access the SMTP server Email Sender enter an email address to...

Page 26: ...S This section is dedicated to the configuration activation of the DynDNS service Figure 23 DNS service settings Enter Domain Name Enter the domain name provided by the no ip com service Enable Dynami...

Page 27: ...igure 24 Sampling The samples stored in the RTU according to the sampling frequency are defined as RAW samples RAW samples will always refer to the consulted day and you can store up to 96 samples for...

Page 28: ...that the variation of the data in during the work change all the historical data yet generated Changing the type of summary data during the work involves the regeneration of all of the historical data...

Page 29: ...1 4 6 0 2 w w w s i n a p s i t e c h i t i n f o s i n a p s i te c h i t 29 14 3 Summary Data Maximum Summary data related to Maximum provide the maximum value logged during the day Figure 27 Summa...

Page 30: ...p s i te c h i t 30 15 SETTINGS DEVICES Figura 29 Insert a new ModBus Energy Meter Figure 29 shown the dialog for entering and editing a new ModBus Energy Meter The page is divided into three section...

Page 31: ...5 minutes 15 minutes 1 hour 6 hours 12 hours 1 day Refer to Chapter 13 Installation date indicates the energy meter data installation This is automatically set upon saving the energy meter as describ...

Page 32: ...r You can enter up to a maximum of 60 energy meters Figure 32 Not integrated Energy Meter 15 3 Section 3 In Section 3 it is possible to select change the ModBus input registers of integrated devices o...

Page 33: ...d in the energy meter ModBus protocol Before changing this value always refer to the energy meter ModBus protocol mapping Multiplier bring a multiplicative constant if necessary This parameter is usef...

Page 34: ...NGS EVENTS 16 1 I O Events This section allows you to set up to four conditions to control the actuators Ref 5 8 With reference to that described in Chapter 5 8 the device is equipped with three digit...

Page 35: ...n email to the recipients set in section 12 3Errore L origine riferimento non stata trovata Add to Log adds the item to the Log after an event See Chapter 19 2Errore L origine riferimento non stata tr...

Page 36: ...maximum consumption threshold The next paragraphs will show in detail the parameters to configure the above Figure 39 Selecting an event 16 3 Condition set according to the maximum value acquired Sele...

Page 37: ...otification in the event of an alarm Ref Chapter 5 3 8 3 Save Press Save to save the configuration 16 4 Condition set according to the minimum value acquired Select Min Value Figure 42 Completing the...

Page 38: ...Out of range item Figure 44 Completing the creation of an event The cells to be filled out are Event Name enter the name of the event being created Data Type select the type of meter data The data yo...

Page 39: ...have already been set for every single meter For more information refer to Chapter 15 Consumption threshold insert a consumption threshold beyond which trigger the alert The consumption threshold is...

Page 40: ...u to process export the data logged in the RTU The data logged in every single meter are defined as shown in Chapter 15 and in Chapters 13 and 14 The items that can be selected are Create Reports Plan...

Page 41: ...sociated to the meter See Chapter 15 Description 2 Description 2 associated to the meter See Chapter 15 2 Data to be exported you can choose between two types of export a Export daily summary data See...

Page 42: ...s i te c h i t 42 o Select the day select the day to be exported o Include non displayed data select to export all the saved data o Press Download Data to download the data o Allocate a name to the fi...

Page 43: ...t e c h i t i n f o s i n a p s i te c h i t 43 17 3 Example of Summary data in xls and csv format Figure 51 Exporting Summary data in XLS and CSV format Note the extracted data from the system provid...

Page 44: ...ly enables bimonthly planning at midnight of the last day of the two month period Three monthly enables quarterly planning at midnight of the last day of the three month period Four monthly enables fo...

Page 45: ...tomatically Press YES to open the file 18 ACCOUNT DATA The Account Data section allows you to change the data to access the webserver account You can use two types of account admin and user The user a...

Page 46: ...ersion shows the firmware version Web Interface Version shows the web interface version Serial number shows the serial number of the machine Internet connection shows the Internet connection status La...

Page 47: ...2 2 S I N A P S I S r l V i a de l l e Q u e r c e 1 1 1 3 0 6 0 8 3 B A S T I A U M B R A P G I t al y T 3 9 0 7 5 8 0 1 1 6 0 4 F 3 9 0 7 5 8 0 1 4 6 0 2 w w w s i n a p s i t e c h i t i n f o s i...

Page 48: ...nts processed by the RTU with respect to the configuration described in Chapter 15 Figure 58 Event summary The items that can be selected are Erase Event allows you to permanently delete the events oc...

Page 49: ...o Username admin o Password admin01 Upon accessing for the first time a configuration wizard will help you to quickly set the basic information to ensure router operation Check the connection status t...

Page 50: ...not correspond to those listed above please contact the respective customer service to get detailed information the authentication method and any username and password Remember for every operation to...

Page 51: ...igure 62 Wireless Access Point For security reasons we always recommend activate the Encryption in the Wireless Security subsection Select the type of key generator to protection and enter a password...

Page 52: ...ccess to the configuration options of the router in which he states that a synchronization between a port on the router and the corresponding internal device Because the router to recognize your compu...

Page 53: ...lt is active the Ping Reboot System section Ping Reboot The ping reboot is an automatism of the router to restart itself if the same has no answers to ping request in a configurable time interval The...

Page 54: ...T I A U M B R A P G I t al y T 3 9 0 7 5 8 0 1 1 6 0 4 F 3 9 0 7 5 8 0 1 4 6 0 2 w w w s i n a p s i t e c h i t i n f o s i n a p s i te c h i t 54 Figure 68 Administration properties Figure 69 Backu...

Page 55: ...om those offered Hostname enter the Hostname of the service Username enter the username for access to desired service Password enter the password for access to desired service IP renew interval min en...