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- Page 1 Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 2 Eno Scientific PO Box 1586 Hillsborough, NC 27278 www.enoscientific.com 910-778-2660 Copyright Notice Copyright © 2017 Eno Scientific, Hillsborough, NC 27278, USA. All rights reserved. Part number: 700-901 Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
USB COMMUNICATIONS................24 ANALOG OUTPUT..................25 RS232 COMMUNICATIONS.................26 REMOTE SERIAL OPERATION OVER RS232...........27 INTERPRETATION OF SERIAL DATA............29 MODBUS COMMUNICATIONS..............30 MAINTENANCE.....................35 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS............36 Appendix A: UPDATE RATES..............38 Appendix B: BAUD RATES................39 SPECIFICATIONS..................43 ADDITIONAL NOTES...................44 WARRANTY AND SERVICE................45 Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 4: Product Overview
It can be used to measure any closed pipe, straight or crooked with a constant diameter. The Well Watch 700 consists of a model 710 control unit and a model 730 smart probe which are which are interconnected by a 4 conductor cable. The 710 controller... -
Page 5: Quick Start Guide
Turn meter on. Apply power to turn the meter on. You should see the display show the product name and hear a popping sound coming from the probe. Measure well. After the unit characterizes the well, the measured depth will Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 6 While reading the depth display, press the UP or DOWN buttons to read other information. We encourage you to read the frequently asked questions section. They really are frequently asked. Also, visit our website www.enoscientific.com for the latest manual and installation tips. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 7: Cautions
INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. NOTE: THE GRANTEE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE. SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 8 ́ e quivalente (p.i.r.e.) ne de ́ p assepas l'intensite ́ ne ́ c essaire a ̀ l'e ́ t ablissement d'une communication satisfaisante. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 9: Background - How It Works
BACKGROUND – HOW IT WORKS The Well Watch 700 works by pushing an air pressure wave or low frequency sound wave into the well. For this reason, it is important that the probe be connected to a closed end of the pipe to prevent the air pressure from just escaping the open end. - Page 10 When set to 9ft, the depth would read 12. When set to 14ft, it would read 18 etc. In this case, it may be helpful to leave a small leak at the probe to help dissipate the pulse. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 11: Installation
It can be mounted in any orientation using the screw flange or to a DIN rail where access to the keypad and visibility of the display can be achieved. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 12 30 VDC, 2 A (resistive), or 110 VDC, 0.3 A (resistive) , or 125 VAC, 0.5 A (resistive). These outputs can be used for a remote alarm or control signal to a pump controller. The outputs are not sufficient to run a pump or possibly a contactor directly. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 13 4-20mA+ will power the loop, and 4-20mA- will act as a source for output current to the target device. This also requires either a ground wire or common ground with the target device. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 14: Set Up
DISPLAY mode screen. The depth is displayed on the top line once the unit adjusts to the well and calculates a stable reading. While the unit adjusts to the well the display will read “DEPTH SEARCHING.” Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 15 (liters) of water in the well. 4 – TIME AND DATA display screen which shows the system time and date. Pressing ENT while on this screen allows the time and date to be set. Each time ENT Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 16 The default is ENABLED. UPDATE RATE – selects the time interval for sounding by the probe. Setting to 0 causes continuous sounding. The default is 0. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 17 Well Watch. It is common to set the reference level to the level of the pump (for example -550ft), so that numbers will be positive feet (meters) above the pump. When this number is changed all other settings and readouts will be changed accordingly. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 18 This temperature is used to calculate the sound speed and in turn, the distance. The distance error is fairly small for variations in temperature, about 1% (1 ft per 100 ft) for a 10 ºF (5.6 ºC) temperature error. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 19 WSLOGxxx.txt, where xxx is the 3 digit well ID set earlier. **LOG RATE – sets the time interval in minutes between logged data points. This setting is available if logging is ENABLED. Every measurement is recorded if it is set to zero. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 20 ANALOG DEPTH @0V – sets the range for both the 0-5V and the 4-20mA analog outputs. This setting sets the depth with respect to the reference level at which the outputs will be 0V and 4mA. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 21 AUX OFF LEVEL – available if the aux output is enabled, sets the low (deep) level with respect to the reference level at which the aux contacts will open. So for example, if the Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 22 (see the section on error codes for an explanation) Probe Status – show 20 bits of information, each screen segment represents a bit and will be a '.' if normal or a letter if the condition exists. These are not Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 23: Logging
WSRAWxxx.txt, where xxx is a sequential number assigned automatically. Press ENT to initiate, then watch the % complete bar scroll to completion. This should be done at least 3 times in problem situations and emailed to Eno Scientific for analysis. -
Page 24: Usb Communications
Watch as a mass storage device and show the available log files in an explorer window which can be copied directly to a directory on the computer and deleted from the Well Watch. Other Well Watch functions are disabled while accessing the SD card through the USB port. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 25: Analog Output
The Well Watch external power can be jumped to the +4-20 terminal to allow the -4-20 terminal to source 4-20mA. This can be done provided the destination device uses a common ground. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 26: Rs232 Communications
3 and GND goes to pin 5. A simple serial to USB adapter is available from Eno Scientific or most computer stores to use with laptops without serial ports. The default serial configuration on the Well Watch is 19200 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, and no flow control. -
Page 27: Remote Serial Operation Over Rs232
<return> key on your computer. If it is set up correctly, the Well Watch will return with a line of data and a WS2k> prompt on the screen. If the Well Watch does not respond, select a different COM port and try again. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 28 RS232 depth only output su[ii] set the data update rate index h<ret> display command list i[iii]<ret> set unit ID l0<ret> logging off l1<ret> logging on lu[iiii] <ret> logging update period index Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 29: Interpretation Of Serial Data
A typical data line is as follow: data, time, D depth, other data, B battery voltage and the R error code. (see the error code section for codes). Example: WW660 > >> #000 D 74.45 T 76.4 B 5.97 R 0002 WW660 > Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 30: Modbus Communications
Scroll the setting once more to set the MODBUS address for the Well Watch. This can be any number from 1 to 243 which has not been used by any other device on the network. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 31 3000 swaps bytes of each word, and 4000 swaps both. So for example if registers 20 and 21 contained A B, and C D respectively, then: address 1020 would send A B C D address 2020 would send C D A B Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 32 G/S Flo32 calculated water in well Flo32 calculated rate of change of water in well Int32U system time packed Int32U system date packed Int32U system seconds Int32U system minutes Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 33 Int32U type of autocal bit field (see prb_mode_enum) Int32U type of operation bit field (see prb_mode_enum) Int32U pulse type 0,1 Flo32 pulse volume -1.00 - +1.00 Flo32 not used Int32U pulse duration * .1ms Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 34 Int32U rs232 mode Int32U rs232 baud rate index (see appendix) Int32U rs232 data bits Int32U rs232 stop bits Int32U rs232 parity enable Int32U rs232 parity Int32U packed rs485 config Int32U rs485 mode Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 35: Maintenance
This battery can be accessed on the front lower left of the controller and removed with a needle nose pliers. Caution however that one of the battery surfaces to prevent shorting the power supply. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 36: Frequently Asked Questions
Well Watch to detect. In this case, the Well Watch will track the descending water level until it gets to the perforations and then stick at the start of the exposed perforations as the water level continues to descend. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 37 15 feet above the maximum water level and down to the lowest level to be measured. Q: My sounding tube is 3/4” PVC schd 80 with threaded couplings every 20ft. The Well Watch reads the depth at 20'. Why? Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 38: Appendix A: Update Rates
Only certain update rates are allowed and are therefore referenced from a table by index number. When setting the update rate remotely the rate must be specified by its index as follows: index 0 minutes 2 hours Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 39: Appendix B: Baud Rates
F – out going fing signal high G – returning signal gain low H – returning signal gain high I - echo signal low J - echo signal high K - echo gain low Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... - Page 40 L – set pulse gain 1 M - set pulse gain 2 N – set pulse 1 O – set pulse 2 P – received depth result Q – received out going gain result Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 41 Any total greater than 9 gets a letter from A to F. So 10 = A, 11 = B, 12 = C, 13 = D, 14 = E, and 15 = F. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
- Page 42 For the second digit the bits are: 1 - E 2 - F 4 - G 8 – H etc. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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Page 43: Specifications
(resistive) , or 125 VAC, 0.5 A (resistive) Aux Output: relay contacts normally open, UL rating for 30 VDC, 2 A (resistive), or 110 VDC, 0.3 A (resistive) , or 125 VAC, 0.5 A (resistive) Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 44: Additional Notes
The maximum range is limited by the maximum time during which the echo is monitored, and the strength of the echo signal. Uncased wells drilled through porous material can attenuate the signal faster than the rated distance, making detection impossible. Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page... -
Page 45: Warranty And Service
WARRANTY AND SERVICE Eno Scientific warrants to the user that all products manufactured by Eno Scientific, will be free from defects in workmanship and materials for 1 year from the date of shipment. Eno Scientific warrants to repair or replace any such defective equipment or part... - Page 46 Eno Scientific Well Watch 700 Page...
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