Before starting the product, read carefully the following
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Before starting the product, read carefully the following
Modem Type Mode Modbus Adress Radio channel Mirror Modbus Mirror Modbus Mirror Modbus Mirror Before starting the product, read carefully the following recommendations: For your safety, only use batteries recommend by ATIM (3V6 lithium). Do not recharge batteries! Do not use without antenna! If the antenna is fixed outside on a pole, it must be linked to the ground. A surge protector must be placed on the cable, between the antenna and the ARM radio modem. Respect normes by using recommended cables and antennas in order to stay in the authorized powerful emission (depending on the chosen channel: 5, 25 or 500mW). Notice technique complète sur www.atim.com FRQIG_ARM-IOD-LP-PT100 Page1/4 1. DESCRIPTION Température (°C) -17.61 -12.00 -6.13 0 5.13 12.82 17.95 25.68 33.43 38.59 46.36 54.15 Valeur résistance (Ohm) 93.1 95.3 97.6 100 102 105 107 110 113 115 118 121 Valeur directe lue (Résolution 10bits) 0BF 0F7 132 171 1A5 1F4 226 274 2C1 2F3 342 38E Brochage du connecteur M12 : N° 1 2 3 4 2. Signaux à câbler PT100 PT100 INP1 GND Type d’E/S ARM-IOS Sortie Entrée Entrée Désignation Sortie courant Entrée logique 1 Masse INSTALLATION 2.1. Antenne L'ARM-IO est fourni avec une petite antenne ¼ d'onde raccourcie, si vous souhaitez de meilleures performances vous pouvez utiliser l'une de ces antennes: ✔ ANT868-12FSC (Antenne ½ onde): cette antenne peut être directement montée sur l'ARM-IO. ✔ ANT868-12S-L (Antenne ½ onde): Elle ne nécessite pas de plan de sol métallique pour fonctionner correctement et peut s'installer directement sur un support en polyester d'un véhicule ou au-dessus d'un coffret en PVC. Pour des résultats optimaux, Il est recommandé d'installer les 2 antennes à vue (sans obstruction entre la ligne de vue des antennes) et de les placer aussi haut que possible (voir schéma). 2.2. Modes de communications L’ARM-IO-LP-PT100 can work in 3 modes : - Mirror mode - Modbus slave - Sensor mode (datalogging) The mirror mode allows the contacts or analogical transmission to a distant radio module, which can be an ARM-D or an ARM-X and which can centralize the values from several distant ARM-IOD-LP. See the manual for functioning choice. Notice technique complète sur www.atim.com FRQIG_ARM-IOD-LP-PT100 Page2/4 In modbus slave mode, all configuration registers are accessible. Available functions: - Reading logical input Reading/writing memorized input Reading power supply voltage Reading RSSI value Reading/writing counter rising and downing front (see manual ) - Reading analogical input - Reading temperature The ARM-IO are equipped with a performing sleep mode (configuration only with modbus commands, see the manual). The modbus mode is currently used with a master modbus automaton or with a supervisor connected to an ARM-IOS or an ARM-SE. The sensor mode works with a master ARM-SE radio modem, which automatically bring back information in a cyclic way (datalogging). Data are then searchable in modbus. You can use all the ARM-IO with other radio modems from the ARM range: ARM-SE, ARM-D, ARM-DA, ARM-X, etc. In mirror mode, the radio frame is secured with addressing (last octet of the serial number) and with error control. By default the ARMIO is configured in slave mirror mode. After configuration, and after the first power-up, the modems will automatically pair each other. 2.3. Frequency table Channel 1 3 5 7 9 D (13) F (15) 3. frequency (MHz) 868,075 868,175 868,275 868,375 868,475 869,475 869,575 Default powerful Duty cycle Range 25mW 1% <1km 25mW 10% <1km Technical characteristics ARM-IOD-LP Characteristics Interface 1 digital input Logical Input Analogical input PT100 Negative logical - Max frequency counting: 100Hz Characteristics: EC751 / -50°C to +70°C Wake up delay: 1,55s Answer delay : 3,55s Delay Operating modes Modes : mirror, Modbus, sensor Configuration Automatic Power supply Battery 3,6V detachable Max consumption 25mA (Rx) – 60mA to 25mW (Tx) – 15µA in sleep mode Radio frequency 868,000 to 869,900MHz – max powerful 25mW Radio FSK modulation– Debit : 9600kbps Range Up to 1km in outdoor Connections M12 Connector 4 points Box ABS (IP65) : 65x60x40mm (without antenna) Functioning/storage temperature From -20°C to +55°C / from -40°C to +70°C Conformity ETS300-220-3 v1.1.1 / EN 301 489-3 v1.4.1 Notice technique complète sur www.atim.com FRQIG_ARM-IOD-LP-PT100 Page3/4 4. CONFIGURATION IN MODBUS MODE To erase the modem configuration: – Disconnect the battery – Discharge the modem residual voltage in bypassing the + and the - of the battery connector – put the STRAP 1 (ON) and the STRAP 2 (ON) – Put back the battery – The LED is flashing rapidly – Disconnect the battery For initializing the modem (frequency selection and modem address): – Disconnect the battery – Discharge the modem residual voltage in bypassing the + and the - of the battery connector – Remove the STRAP 2 (OFF) – Put the STRAP 1 (ON) – Put back the battery – The LED is flashing: 1s ON and 1s OFF during 35s. – If the modem receives a modbus frame on a frequency from its frequency table (radio frequency usable: channel 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; D; F; see board 2.3), it records the selected frequency and the sent address. If there is no answer to the request, the LED is flashing: 200ms ON, 2s OFF. – After 35s, the modem takes its default configuration and the LED is flashing: 200ms ON and 5s OFF Default configuration: – Radio channel 1 frequency – Modbus address: last octet of the serial number ARM-SE modem configuration with webpage: –Select in the RADIO tab: « radio baud rate »: 9600bps – Select in the SETUP tab: « Wake up sleeping slave » ARM-SE modem configuration with AT commands: – Register S04 hexadecimal value: 20 – Register S09 hexadecimal value: 12 – Register S36 hexadecimal value: AF – Register S37 hexadecimal value: 00 5. MIRROR MODE CONFIGURATION To erase the modem configuration: For initializing the modem (frequency and modem address selection): – Disconnect the battery – Discharge the modem residual voltage in bypassing the + and the - of the battery connector – put the STRAP 1 (ON) and the STRAP 2 (ON) – Link the logical input INP1 to the ground according to the desired cycle time: - INP1 non connected : 1mn cycle time - INP1 connected to the ground: 15mn cycle time – Put back the battery – La LED is flashing rapidly: 200ms ON 200ms OFF – The modem is initialized in master mirror mode with the default address corresponding to the last octet to the MAC address – Disconnect the battery – Discharge the modem residual voltage in bypassing the + and the - of the battery connector – Configure the slave ARM-D modem or the slave ARM-X mirror mode modem, local address=ARM-IO-LP modem address Destination address=ARM-IO-LP address – Remove the STRAP 2 (OFF) – Put back the battery – The ARM-IO-LP will search automatically the slave modem. The LED is lighting from the emission of a radio frame, or from the reception of an answer to its question on a channel. Notice technique complète sur www.atim.com FRQIG_ARM-IOD-LP-PT100 Page4/4