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Low power mobile data logger
ThingsLog LPMDL-1101
GSM / GPRS Data logger
iTransformers Labs Ltd
11 Magnaurska shkola str., fl. 3, office 315 (Hightech Business Park, BIC IZOT),
1784, Sofia, Bulgaria
Phone (+359) 875 32 80 70• Email: info@thingslog.com
Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70;
sales@thingslog.com
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- Page 1 GSM / GPRS Data logger iTransformers Labs Ltd 11 Magnaurska shkola str., fl. 3, office 315 (Hightech Business Park, BIC IZOT), 1784, Sofia, Bulgaria Phone (+359) 875 32 80 70• Email: info@thingslog.com Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Initial configuration ThingsLog LPMDL-1101 Normal operation mode & short functional description 7.3.1 Readings 7.3.2 Flow graph 7.3.3 Cumulative graph 7.3.4 Data export Operational considerations 7.4.1 Dashboard 7.4.2 Battery status 7.4.3 Signal status Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... -
Page 3: Overview
Ability to work in any environment - LPMDL-1101 has IP68 dust and leakage protection and is suitable for any kind of home or industrial usage. -
Page 4: Functional Specification
● Average battery life: 5 years ● Antenna: Internal or optional external SMA ● Secured configuration ● Certified for both industrial and home usage Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... -
Page 5: Safe And Healthy Instructions
Incorrect installation results in violation of warranty conditions and failure of the warranty. An example of improper installation is to connect the pulse or analog input of the device shortly or to a power source. Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... - Page 6 When recycling the product and its disposal, local and national legislation and regulations must be observed. If you hesitate, please return the appliance, we will recycle it for you. Table II Health and safety instructions Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
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Page 7: Physical Installation
5 Physical installation Figure 1 Logger outlook and dimensions Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... -
Page 8: Input/Output Ports
● Attach the corresponding connecting cable input/outputs to the meters/sensors. 6 Input/output ports LPMDL-1101 has 12 input/output ports. To access the ports unscrew the board from the bottom of the logger enclosure and lift it up. Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70;... -
Page 9: User Guide
7 User guide 7.1 Login to ThingsLog platform 1. In order to perform the initial configuration you should have an account for ThingsLog IoT platform. If you don’t have an account please contact us at support@thingslog.com. 2. Once you have the account navigate to https://iot.thingslog.com Visit us at www.thingslog.com;... -
Page 10: Initial Configuration Thingslog Lpmdl-1101
2. Navigate to menu “All Devices” - and pick your newly added logger. Figure 6 Menu “Devices” 3. From the menu choose “Config” then a similar configuration dialog will appear. Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... - Page 11 Figure 7 Configuration dialog Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
- Page 12 ● Digits - Number of digits - equals to the number of digits on the display of the meter ● Fraction - Number of digits after the decimal pointer on the display of the meter Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
- Page 13 If you leave it as x you will get values in mA. Units type – the type of the unit – mA, bar, etc. Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
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Page 14: Normal Operation Mode & Short Functional Description
GSM coverage. If you are not sure that such is available in your area please let us know at support@thingslog.com. 7.3 Normal operation mode & short functional description Once configured the logger will start to collect and transmit readings from the attached sensors. -
Page 15: Flow Graph
Figure 9 Readings 7.3.2 Flow graph Flow menu allows the user to visualize the consumption flow of the meter captured by the logger. Figure 10 Flow consumption graph Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... -
Page 16: Cumulative Graph
Figure 12 Data export in CSV file format 7.4 Operational considerations 7.4.1 Dashboard Navigate from the menu to the “Dashboard” where you can verify the operational status of your loggers. Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... - Page 17 ● HIGH_FLOW- alarm indicating that the flow time interval is lower than the expected value per second. ● HIGH_CONSUMPTION - alarm indicating that the consumption time interval is lower than the expected one. Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
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Page 18: Battery Status
7.4.2 Battery status Battery status in % of your logger. The same could be reviewed in more details if you navigate to “Battery” section of the product. Figure 13 Battery status Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com... -
Page 19: Signal Status
7.4.3 Signal status On each transmission, the loggers are sending their current measured RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) and BER (Bit Error Ratio) if there is an error. Figure 13 Signal status Visit us at www.thingslog.com; (+359) 875 32 80 70; sales@thingslog.com...
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