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  • Page 1 Operating Instructions...
  • Page 2 Measurable success by Sewerin equipment Congratulations. You have chosen a quality instrument manufactured by Hermann Sewerin GmbH. Our equipment will provide you with the highest standards of perfor- mance, safety and efficiency. They correspond with the national and international guide-lines.
  • Page 3 Fig. 1: SePem 01 GSM with aerial Jack socket with screw plug Aerial connector Guide rail for alternative magnetic attachment Retaining nut, sliding (dependent on fittings supplied) Fig. 2: SePem 01 GSM without antenna (viewed from above and the side)
  • Page 4 SePem 01 Interface USB connector LED, green (power supply) LED, red (data transfer) Jack socket Fig. 3: SePem 01 Interface...
  • Page 5 Operating Instructions SePem  01 GSM ® 10.11.2008 – V 1.X – 105765 – en...
  • Page 6 Used symbols CAUTION! This symbol is used to indicate dangers which may either result in hazards for the operators or in severe damage – or even destruction – of the product. Note: This symbol is used to call attention to information and tips which may be helpful and which are exceed- ing the basic operating procedures.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Introduction ................1 General ..................2 Warranty ..................2 Intended use ................3 Safety information ..............4 Monitoring water pipe networks using the SePem 01 GSM 5 Equipment required ..............5 Monitoring process (overview) ..........6 Data transmission ..............7 GSM Logger - SePem 01 GSM ..........8 SePem 01 GSM Interface programming unit ......9 Preparing the GSM Logger for use ........10...
  • Page 8 Page Appendix ................21 Specifications and permitted operating conditions ....21 9.1.1 SePem 01 GSM ..............21 9.1.2 SePem 01 GSM Interface ............22 System requirements for computer .........22 Terminology and abbreviations ..........23 Accessories ................25 Firmware history ..............26 Declaration of conformity ............27 Advice on disposal ..............28...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    1 Introduction Introduction The SePem 01 GSM is a logger that is able to both collect data and to automatically transmit it to the receiver. Data is transmitted using the digital mobile telephone network. The SePem 01 GSM is designed for use in the early detection of leaks in water pipe networks.

  • Page 10: General

    Hermann Sewerin GmbH cannot be held responsible for any dam- ages resulting from non-compliance with these instructions. The warranty and liability provisions of the terms of sale and delivery of Hermann Sewerin GmbH are not affected by the information given below.

  • Page 11: Intended Use

    2 General Intended use The SePem 01 GSM logger is used for the acquisition of mea- surement data. The system is designed for use in stationary monitoring applications for water pipe networks It must only be operated by suitably qualified employees (skilled staff, specialists and technicians) of water supply companies.

  • Page 12: Safety Information

    CAUTION! All applicable accident prevention regulations must be observed. Do not carry out any modifications to the SePem 01 GSM or  otherwise change or tamper with the device in any way. Never open the device. Failure to observe the above instructions will invalidate the warranty.

  • Page 13: Monitoring Water Pipe Networks Using The Sepem 01 Gsm

    SePem 01 GSM Equipment required The following items are required for data acquisition using the SePem 01 GSM system: SePem 01 GSM, abbreviated to: GSM Logger (see Section 4)  for the acquisition, processing, buffering and transmission of measurement data.

  • Page 14: Monitoring Process (Overview)

    3 Monitoring water pipe networks using the Monitoring water pipe networks using the SePem 01 GSM Monitoring process (overview) The basic procedure for operating a SePem 01 GSM is as fol- lows: Insert the SIM card into the GSM Logger (see Section 6.1) ...

  • Page 15: Data Transmission

    3 Monitoring water pipe networks using the Monitoring water pipe networks using the SePem 01 GSM Data transmission The GSM Logger is fitted with a module that provides data transmission across the digital GSM mobile phone network. The GSM module transmits measurement data acquired and buffered by the GSM Logger at predefined intervals (e.g.

  • Page 16: Gsm Logger - Sepem 01 Gsm

    4 GSM Logger - SePem 01 GSM GSM Logger - SePem 01 GSM The SePem 01 GSM (abbr: GSM Logger is a noise logger. It is able to acquire data from a water pipe network and to store this data. Data exchange with the computer is via a mobile phone network.

  • Page 17: Sepem 01 Gsm Interface Programming Unit

    5 SePem 01 GSM Interface programming unit SePem 01 GSM Interface programming unit The SePem 01 GSM Interface (abbr.: Interface) is a program- ming tool for the GSM Logger. The device allows data to be transferred between the computer and the GSM Logger.

  • Page 18: Preparing The Gsm Logger For Use

    6 Preparing the GSM Logger for use Preparing the GSM Logger for use Inserting the SIM card Every GSM Logger must be fitted with a SIM card before it is used for the first time (not included with the device; see Section 3.1 for requirements).

  • Page 19: Programming The Gsm Logger

    6 Preparing the GSM Logger for use Programming the GSM Logger Each GSM Logger must first be programmed before it is installed at the measurement location, i.e. data relating to measurement time, measurement duration, etc. must be transferred from the computer to the GSM Logger.

  • Page 20: Changing The Logger Settings

    6 Preparing the GSM Logger for use Note: The jack socket screw plug must always be screwed back into place once programming of the Logger is complete. Tighten the screw firmly. 6.2.3 Changing the Logger settings The GSM Logger settings can be changed at any time using the SePem softwareand the Interface (see Section 6.2.2).

  • Page 21: Installing The Gsm Logger At The Measurement

    7 Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement Suitable attachment points The GSM Logger can be mounted on:  Pipes Fittings (slide gates, underground hydrants)  The units can be install in water pipe networks constructed from both metal and plastic piping.

  • Page 22: Attaching The Magnet And Aerial To The Gsm Logger

    7 Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement Attaching the magnet and aerial to the GSM Logger There are several possible configurations for attaching magnets and aerials to the housing. Local conditions at the measurement location must always be taken into consideration when selecting a particular type of attachment.

  • Page 23: Aerial And Aerial Adapter

    7 Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement If the magnet is attached to the retaining nut in the guide rail, then it is also possible to slide the magnet up and down until the optimum position for a given measurement location is found. Where the GSM Logger is to be mounted in a horizontal position, the magnet should be screwed onto the guide rail in a position as far as possible from the aerial connector;...

  • Page 24: Mounting The Gsm Logger And Testing The Network Connection

    7 Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement Mounting the GSM logger and testing the network connection The GSM Logger is mounted at the measurement location us- ing the magnet. If an aerial adapter is used then the aerial must also be mounted using the magnetic attachment.

  • Page 25: Installation Procedure

    7 Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement 7.4.2 Installation procedure Ensure that all preparatory work has been carried out: SIM card  inserted; device programmed; magnet and aerial attached.  Mount the GSM Logger in various test positions at the mea- surement location.
  • Page 26 7 Installing the GSM Logger at the measurement The GSM Logger has been successfully installed when: The test SMS has be transmitted successfully  The reception quality was at least ‘Adequate’  Note: The successful transmission of a test SMS only con- firms that the network connection was functioning at the time of the test.

  • Page 27: Troubleshooting

    8 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Possible sources of problems with the SePem 01 GSM are:  Fault with the GSM Logger  Quality of the network connection The quality of the network connection may vary considerably. For example, this can be affected by the weather and parked cars. In practice, this means that a network connection may suddenly be lost, even if it has previously been verified using a test SMS.

  • Page 28: Test Sms Does Not Function Correctly

     Is the aerial connector on the logger clean and dry? Moisture will reduce the quality of the network connection. Is the logger fitted with a SEWERIN-approved aerial?   Can the Logger be repositioned at the measurement location? Please refer to the instructions in Section 7.3.

  • Page 29: Appendix

    9 Appendix Appendix Specifications and permitted operating conditions 9.1.1 SePem 01 GSM Construction: Die-cast aluminium housing Protection rating: IP68 Power supply: Lithium batteries (must only be re- placed through authorised SEWERIN Service scheme) Operating time: Up to 10 years (depending on settings...

  • Page 30: Sepem 01 Gsm Interface

    9 Appendix 9.1.2 SePem 01 GSM Interface Construction: Plastic Protection rating: IP20 Power supply: Externally via USB, i.e. powered from the computer Weight: Approx. 70 g Dimensions 100 × 54 × 30 mm (W × D × H): Operating 0 ºC – +50 ºC temperature: Storage temperature: -20 ºC –...

  • Page 31: Terminology And Abbreviations

    9 Appendix Terminology and abbreviations  Attachment Point at which the Logger is attached to point the pipe or fitting i.e. where it makes physi- cal contact with the water pipe network  Background Unwanted electromagnetic radiation from various sources (e.g. street lamps) noise ...
  • Page 32 9 Appendix Appendix  Test SMS For checking the quality of the network connection A mobile phone must used to conduct  this test...

  • Page 33: Accessories

    For lowering into shafts, incl. spring clamp Aerial adapter with magnetic attachment Order no.: SF01-Z0700  For attaching the aerial to the SePem 01 GSM  For vertical mounting of the SePem 01 GSM Cable length, 0.4 m  Also available with cable leng- ...

  • Page 34: Firmware History

    9 Appendix Appendix Firmware history SePem 01 GSM Version Change 1.000 Release version...

  • Page 35: Declaration Of Conformity

    9 Appendix Declaration of conformity EC Declaration of Conformity Product: SePem 01 GSM Intended use: System for detection of water leaks: Battery-powered GSM data logger Manufacturer: Hermann Sewerin GmbH Address: Robert-Bosch-Str.3 33334 Gütersloh - Germany The product complies with the following directives:...

  • Page 36: Advice On Disposal

    Device 16 02 13 Disposable battery, 16 06 05 rechargeable battery Used equipment Used equipment can be returned to Hermann Sewerin GmbH. We will arrange for the appliance to be disposed of appropriately by certified specialist contractors free of charge.

  • Page 37: Index

    10 Index Index Aerial 14, 15 Radio connection see also Data Aerial adapter 15 transmission Data transmission 7 SIM card Distance 13 Inserting 10 Requirements 5 Error 19 Test SMS Problems with 20 Reception quality 17 GSM Logger 8 Transmit 17 Attachment points 13 Distance between units 13 Mounting 17...
  • Page 38 Hermann Sewerin GmbH Robert-Bosch-Straße 3 · 33334 Gütersloh · Germany Telefon +49 5241 934-0 · Telefax +49 5241 934-444 www.sewerin.com · info@sewerin.com...

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