Sensaphone CELL682 Manuel d'utilisateur

8Cell682 User’s Manual

9Table of ContentsTable of ConTenTsIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ...3FCC REQUIREMENTS ...

10Cell682 User’s Manualchapter 5: oUtpUt prograMMing ...38SETTING THE OUTPUT NAME ...38CONFIGUR

11Table of ContentsSWITCHING OUTPUTS VIA THE WEB PAGE ...65ALARM ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HISTORY ...

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13Chapter 1: IntroductionChapTer 1: InTroduCTIonCongratulations on your purchase of the Cell682 by Sensaphone. The Cell682 is a powerful monitoring, a

14Cell682 User’s ManualfeaTures• 8 Dry Contact Inputs: NO, NC, Pulse Count, Equipment Run-Time• 6 Analog Inputs: 2.8K and 10K Thermistor (temperature)

15Chapter 1: IntroductionqUick startWhen installing and programming a Cell682 there are several steps required for all installations. Listed below are

16Cell682 User’s Manualtechnical sUpportThis instruction manual will help you install and program the Cell682 properly. Be sure to read it completely

17Chapter 2: InstallationChapTer 2: InsTallaTIonoperaTIng envIronmenTThe Cell682 should be mounted and operated in a clean, dry environment. The unit

18Cell682 User’s Manual6.125in / 15.55cm11.5in / 29.2cmFigure 1: NEMA-4 Mounting diagramlocking the neMa 4X enclosUreThe Cell682 enclosure can be lock

19Chapter 2: Installationantenna inforMationThe Cell682 comes with a unity-gain antenna designed specifically for the fre-quency range required. In or

20Cell682 User’s Manualconnecting the batteryThe CELL682 contains an internal 12V rechargeable battery that must be wired to the terminal strip at the

21Chapter 2: InstallationgroUndingConnect a #14AWG copper wire to the earth ground terminal (marked “EG”) on the left end of the terminal strip and co

22Cell682 User’s ManualFigure 6: Sensor connected to a dry contact input]Any N.O. or N.C. sensor can be attached to the Cell682 using 18–24 gauge wire

23Chapter 2: InstallationFigure 7: Connecting multiple N.C. sensors to one input terminalNORMALLY OPEN SENSORSTo wire several normally open sensors to

24Cell682 User’s ManualFigure 9: Input A2 configured for temp, A3 configured for 4-20mATemperature: The unit will accept 2.8K or 10K thermistors. Thes

25Chapter 2: Installationground. This is particularly important for sensor wires that are run in conduit with other noise-generating conductors, such

26Cell682 User’s ManualBATTERY OK:LED Off: No BatteryLED Blinking: Battery condition lowLED On: Battery OKPOWER OK:LED Off: Power is OffLED Blinking s

27Chapter 3: Software InstallationChapTer 3: sofTware InsTallaTIonThis section describes how to install and configure the Cell682 Programming Software

User’s ManUalVersion 1.4SENSAPHONE®REMOTE MONITORING SOLUTIONS

28Cell682 User’s ManualFigure 1: First-Run Unit Information formClick the New button to set-up a new Cell682 unit. The Edit Cell682 Unit screen will a

29Chapter 3: Software InstallationFigure 4: Main Cell682 Window: System TabThis is a good time to enter a new Password. The Password, while not requir

30Cell682 User’s Manualexternal antenna that can be installed in a better location. Contact Sensaphone technical support for assistance. cell682 web p

31Chapter 4: Input ProgrammingChapTer 4: InpuT programmIngThe Cell682 features 8 dry contact inputs and 6 analog inputs. The analog inputs are configu

32Cell682 User’s ManualAn input that is in a “Normal but Unacknowledged” state means that:a) The selected input is within its programmed alarm limits.

33Chapter 4: Input ProgrammingIf a dry contact changes from its Normal state to the opposite state for the dura-tion of the programmed recognition tim

34Cell682 User’s ManualALARM ON RETURN-TO-NORMALThe Cell682 has the capability to notify you when an input (that had previously gone into alarm) retur

35Chapter 4: Input Programminganalog inpUts prograMMingFigure 4: Analog Inputs PropertiesCONFIGURING THE INPUT NAMEThe input Name is used to describe

36Cell682 User’s ManualALARM ENABLE/DISABLEThe Enable Alarms checkbox activates the alarm processing functions for the selected channel. When the inpu

37Chapter 4: Input ProgrammingBATTERY INPUT Battery monitoring is a built-in function. The unit will go into alarm when the battery level drops below

2Cell682 User’s ManualEvery effort has been made to ensure that the information in this document is complete, accurate and up-to-date. Sensaphone assu

38Cell682 User’s ManualChapTer 5: ouTpuT programmIngThe Cell682 has two relay outputs capable of switching up to 0.3A at 120VAC, or 1.0A at 24VDC. The

39Chapter 5: Output ProgrammingconfigUring the oUtpUt operating ModeClick the drop-down arrow and select the operating mode for the output. You can ha

40Cell682 User’s Manualmachine, generator, ...) has been activated and for how long. These values can be reset and/or preset by clicking on the displa

41Chapter 6: Pump ControlChapTer 6: pump ConTrolThe Cell682 can be used in Fill or Drain pump control applications using either float switches or an a

42Cell682 User’s ManualIn a Fill application, the Lag and Pumps-Off oats would change posi-tion as shown below:Fig 2. Float positions for a Fill appl

43Chapter 6: Pump ControlprograMMing for pUMp controlTo program the unit for Pump Control, click on the Outputs tab. Figure 2: Output properties showi

44Cell682 User’s ManualoUtpUt wiringThe output relays on the Cell682 are for low current control signals (0.3A 120VAC/1.0A 24VDC maximum).DO NOT direc

45Chapter 7: Machine-to-Machine ControlChapTer 7: maChIne-To-maChIne ConTrolThe Machine-to-Machine Control feature allows you to control outputs of ot

46Cell682 User’s ManualClick the down arrow in the Input Trigger field to select the input that will initiate the event. If you select a Dry Contact i

47Chapter 7: Machine-to-Machine Control• Setting peer-to-peer trigger values too close can cause output oscillations. Peer-to-peer commands are an adv

3 iMportant safety instrUctionsYour Cell682 has been carefully designed to give you years of safe, reliable performance. As with all electrical equipm

48Cell682 User’s ManualFigure 4: Turn Pump On if Level is Less than 5 feetFigure 5: Turn Pump Off is Level is Greater than 20 feet

49Chapter 8: Alarm NotificationChapTer 8: alarm noTIfICaTIonThe Cell682 can deliver alarm message notifications by voice phone call, internet e-mail, a

50Cell682 User’s ManualFigure 1: Alarm NotificationThis screen provides a list of the programmed alarm destinations. To program or change a destinatio

51Chapter 8: Alarm NotificationTo acknowledge the alarm your must press 1 on a touch-tone telephone when prompted. The system will reply with “alarm ac

52Cell682 User’s ManualA sample e-mail alarm message is shown below:To: [email protected]: [email protected] Temperature ALARM at “Jim’s Ice

53Chapter 8: Alarm NotificationEnter the name for this destination (up to 14 characters) and in the Type field select Internet E-mail. In the To: field

54Cell682 User’s ManualEnter the name for this destination (up to 14 characters) and in the Type field select Internet E-mail. In the To: field enter

55Chapter 8: Alarm NotificationCellular One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] One . . . . . . . . . . . .

56Cell682 User’s ManualNPI Wireless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

57Chapter 8: Alarm NotificationTeletouch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

4Cell682 User’s Manualfcc reqUireMentsThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Par

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59Chapter 9: OperationChapTer 9: operaTIonAfter installation and programming have been completed, the Cell682 is fully operational. This chapter expla

60Cell682 User’s ManualWhen sending an alarm message via e-mail the Cell682 will compose a text mes-sage based on the Unit’s name, PIN, Input name, In

61Chapter 9: OperationTier 1 destinations: Tier 2 destinations: Tier 3 destinations: Chuck Janet MortonMary George ZachSue Ron TonyDere

62Cell682 User’s ManualALARM ACKNOWLEDGMENT—ALPHANUMERIC PAGERWhen sending an alarm message to an Alphanumeric pager, the Cell682 leaves a text messag

63Chapter 9: OperationA sample e-mail Status Report is shown below:D1: Pump 1 Run 243:33:12 1591 OKD2: Pump 2 Run 012:30:00 1295 OKD3: High Water 000:

64Cell682 User’s ManualChapTer 10: Cell682 web pageThe Cell682 Web Page is where you can check status, make programming chang-es, and even control out

65Chapter 10: Cell682 Web PageSimilarly you can change Output programming, Notification programming, and Machine-to-machine programming.switching oUtp

66Cell682 User’s ManualChapTer 11: TesTIng The Cell682It is extremely important that you test the system after installation to make sure that it is wo

67Chapter 11: Testing the Cell682For 4–20mA inputs, confirm that the level or value being displayed in the Cell682 matches the actual conditions being

5 2 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYPLEASE READ THIS WARRANTY CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT.THIS LIMITED WARRANTY CONTAINS SENSAPHONE’S STANDARD TERMS AND C

68Cell682 User’s ManualIn a drain application, force the input to be above the Lead level and the first pump should turn on. If you then set the input

69APPENDIX A: Checking Your Cell682 for Proper OperationappendIX a: CheCkIng Your Cell682 for proper operaTIonWe recommend that you test your Cell682

70Cell682 User’s ManualappendIX b: TroubleshooTIngI CAN’T COMMUNICATE WITH MY UNIT LOCALLY.• Make sure you have entered the proper PIN.• Make sure the

71APPENDIX B: Troubleshooting• The Cell682 will not send any alarm messages if you are connected locally.• There are no destinations programmed.• None

72Cell682 User’s ManualMY UNIT WON’T EXECUTE A REMOTE MACHINE-TO-MACHINE COMMAND.• Machine-to-machine commands will not execute while you are connecte

73APPENDIX B: Troubleshooting• The float switches are not wired to Dry Contact inputs #6, #7, and #8.• The float switches are not Normally Open.• The

74Cell682 User’s ManualappendIX C: ThermIsTor Table10k therMistor dataDegrees Celsius Resistance (Ohms)-30 135.2K-20 78.91K-10 47.540 29.49K10 18.79K

75APPENDIX D: Cell682 SpecificationsappendIX d: Cell682 speCIfICaTIonsenVironMental inpUtsNumber of Dry Contact Inputs: 8Dry Contact Input Types: N.O./

76Cell682 User’s ManualappendIX e: replaCIng The baCkup baTTerYThe back-up battery will provide about 3–5 years of service life depending on usage and

77APPENDIX E: Replacing the Backup Battery16. Connect the Red battery wire to the “BAT +” terminal.Blackwire–terminal+terminalRedwireFigure 1: Battery

6Cell682 User’s ManualTO THE PURCHASER OF THE ORIGINAL COST OF THE PRODUCT, AND IN NO EVENT SHALL WARRANTORS BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT OF A

78Cell682 User’s ManualappendIX f: opTIonal aCCessorIesThe sensors and accessories listed below are available from Sensaphone and rep-resent the most

79APPENDIX G: Returning Your Cell682 for RepairappendIX g: reTurnIng Your Cell682 for repaIrIn the event that the Cell682 does not function properly,

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7 OR INTERRUPTIONS OF THE SERVICE DUE TO STRIKES, RIOTS, FLOODS, FIRE, AND/OR ANY CAUSE BEYOND SELLER’S CONTROL, FURTHER SUBJECT TO THE LIMITATIONS EX