mIoT Captis Multi Installation Manual
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- Page 1 Captis Installation Guide September 2020 Installation Guide Captis Multi Captis Pulse Rev 5...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Installing the Captis ..........................6 Mounting the Captis ..........................6 Terminating The Sensor ........................7 Captis Multi............................7 Captis Multi - Termination for typical applications ................8 1-Wire Sensors:..........................8 Switch sensor: ..........................8 Serial Sensor ........................... 8 Pulse Sensor ........................... 8 Analog Sensor .......................... -
Page 3: Introduction
Product warranty of 5 years The Captis Multi can be connected to a wide range of sensors through a variety of input types. The Captis Pulse can receive pulse and switch inputs and can be connected to one or two sensors. -
Page 4: Captis Pulse
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 CAPTIS PULSE 2x Pulse/Digital Input Pulse & Switch Modes -0.3V to 3.5V Passive Suitable for Reed SW + Open Collector + Dry Contact Maximum Pulse Frequency 1000Hz Sensor Minimum Open Resistance 1.25MΩ Sensor Maximum Closed Resistance 60kΩ... -
Page 5: Installation
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 INSTALLATION BEFORE YOU BEGIN Before starting this installation, you will need the following items: • The contents of the Captis box. • The sensor that will be connected to the Captis • Appropriate mounting devices and tools. -
Page 6: Installing The Captis
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 INSTALLING THE CAPTIS To successfully install the Captis you must perform the following steps. Each step is described in more detail in the following sections. 1. Decide where to mount the Captis. 2. Decide on the location for the external antenna (if required) 3. -
Page 7: Terminating The Sensor
TERMINATING THE SENSOR CAPTIS MULTI The Captis Multi is provided with an 18-core cable that can be connected to one or many different types of sensors and measurement devices at one time. Use the table below to determine how to wire the connections between the Captis Multi and the sensor. -
Page 8: Captis Multi - Termination For Typical Applications
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 CAPTIS MULTI - TERMINATION FOR TYPICAL APPLICATIONS The following termination tables show typical connections to common sensors. 1-WIRE SENSORS: SWITCH SENSOR: SERIAL SENSOR PULSE SENSOR ANALOG SENSOR DIGITAL OUTPUT Rev 5... -
Page 9: Captis Pulse
The following tables are provided for typical applications of the Captis Pulse PULSE T PROBE FOR WATER METER with optional Cable Cut Detection Loopback FLOAT SWITCH If you require guidance connecting your specific sensors, please contact mIoT at miot.com.au/contact Rev 5... -
Page 10: Termination Precautions
• Isolate any unused cables. To ensure the efficacy of your Captis on-site installation and the on-going safety and sustainability of your installation, mIoT recommends that you follow these best practice procedures for terminating and waterproofing your sensor connection. TERMINATION: To ensure on-site sensor connections remain intact, the Captis can be configured with a loopback cable cut detection. -
Page 11: Selecting An External Antenna
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 SELECTING AN EXTERNAL ANTENNA mIoT recommended antennas include: Taoglas Cyclops WM.90 698 – 960MHz/1719-2690MHz Wide-Band High Efficiency Flexible Inner Steel Core Whip, IP65 3M CFD-200 SMA(M)ST RoHS & Reach Compliant Taoglas Meteor FW.90 698-960MHz/1710-2690MHz Peak Gain on all Bands -2.75 –... -
Page 12: Installing The External Antenna
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 INSTALLING THE EXTERNAL ANTENNA Note: This step is only applicable if your device supports an external antenna. Connect an LTE antenna to the device’s external SMA connector. Make sure not to over tension the antenna screw. -
Page 13: Checking Network Signal
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 CHECKING NETWORK SIGNAL The Telstra IoT Network offers a range of network technologies to connect a range of use cases within your business. Leveraging their mobile infrastructure, Telstra's Cellular Low Power Wide Area Networks (Cellular LPWANs) are built specifically for scaled IoT deployments to give you better, cost-efficient coverage - even in challenging locations that high bandwidth technologies may not reach. -
Page 14: Checking Sensor & Network Connections
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 CHECKING SENSOR & NETWORK CONNECTIONS Before leaving the installation site, you must check that the connection between the device and the sensor is functional and that there is adequate network signal for the Captis to work as required. -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Meaning What to do Device is working as it should, leave Status LED flashing 20 times Device is on/ awake device to collect data Device connected to Device is working as it should, leave... -
Page 16: Maintenance & Safety
Captis Installation Guide September 2020 MAINTENANCE & SAFETY MAINTENANCE The Captis device does not require any maintenance once installed. The Captis uses a non-rechargeable Lithium ION battery, and there are no user serviceable parts inside the device. If you encounter any issues with the device during its standard operation, contact your support team.
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I have moved into a house and it has this on my water meter nobody knows what it is I have searched it and your site has come up can you please explain to me why the previous owner of the house had this on his water meter and should it stay on it since it's my house now
The mIoT Captis Multi device on a water meter is used to monitor water usage by connecting to sensors such as a Pulse T Probe. It collects data for measurement and reporting purposes. If you move into a new house, whether the device should remain installed depends on ownership. If it belongs to the utility provider, it should stay. If it was personally installed, you may remove it if no agreements require leaving it behind.
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