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Summary of Contents for YZ Systems YZ Connect
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents YZ Connect ............................4 Overview ...................................... 4 YZ Connect Login/Account ................................4 YZ-Connect.com ................................... 4 YZ Connect via iOS and Android Apps ............................4 YZ Global Support ..................................4 Hardware ............................5 Hardware Specifications ................................5 Dimensions....................................5 Antenna...................................... -
Page 4: Yz Connect
YZ Connect Login/Account The YZ Connect administrator(s) at your company are responsible for adding each user . After your administrator adds a user, the user will receive an activation email from YZ Connect. After following the steps in the activation email, users can login via the website or mobile apps. -
Page 5: Hardware
Hardware Hardware Specifications SAFE AREA ONLY, not approved for installation in Hazardous locations Installation: Indoor/Outdoor Enclosure: NEMA 4X, IP67 Ambient: -4° to 140°F (-20° to 60°C) Electrical: Single Phase 115/230VAC, 0.55A/0.35A, 50/60Hz Approval Markings: ETL (US and Canada), CE, UKCA Dimensions www.yz-connect.com Page 5 of 25... -
Page 6: Antenna
Antenna The antenna ships separately and should be mounted outside for optimal cellular reception when necessary. To mount the antenna, drill a hole 10-11mm (0.4-0.43”) in diam. and mount using the provided nut/washer and foam sticker to maintain the IP rating. Route the two antenna cables through the provided cable glands on the box (labeled Antenna) and hook them up as shown below:... -
Page 7: Electrical Connections And Wiring
16AWG (1mm Wire Terminal Torque: 4.4 lb-in (5 kgf-cm) Wiring Overview: Max RS-485 cable length between N-300 or N-400 and YZ Connect Box = 3960ft (1200m) N-300 Modbus Settings N-400 Modbus Settings YZ connect uses the default Modbus settings: YZ connect uses the default Modbus settings: ... -
Page 9: Yz Connect Overview
YZ Connect Overview Selecting an NJEX or ZEO Odorizer After logging into YZ connect via www.yz-connect.com or the mobile app, there are two options (map or list) to select an odorizer. Whatever is selected will be the default next time a user logs in. - Page 10 Hardware Parameters – Configure a 4-20mA odorant sensor, level sensor, or other signal so it can be viewed and logged via YZ Connect. o Support – shortcuts to tech support contact info and the YZ Connect website Reports – Four different reports are available within the reports tab.
- Page 11 o Email History – View emails sent to the primary and/or secondary emails that are assigned to receive alerts from the device. This report is exportable to multiple formats. o SMS History – View SMS/Text messages sent to the mobile number of the users assigned to receive alerts from the device.
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Page 12: Functionality Overview
Functionality Overview N-300 NJEX Snapshot View the latest performance data for the NJEX odorizer on this page. View pressures, odorant level, Verometer level, serial #, totalizers, stroke count, and more. USER level will see the “User Snapshot” which is the same as the below but without any of the buttons other than Get Status. -
Page 13: N-400 Zeo Snapshot
N-400 ZEO Snapshot View the latest performance data for the NJEX ZEO odorizer on this page. View injection rates, pressures, odorant level, Verometer level, pump performance, totalizers, flow signal, serial #, and more. USER level will see the “User Snapshot” which is the same as the below but without any of the buttons other than Get Status. -
Page 14: Alarm Log
Alarm Log View the date and time when an alarm occurred and cleared. Filter by date as necessary. Event Log View key events and when they happened. Filter by date as necessary. -
Page 15: Change Log
Change Log View any parameter changes that were made to the unit. It will highlight the most recent parameter change by default. View the historical change log by changing the view to History. Select two historical points to compare what changed. Last Parameter Change (default) Parameter Change History www.yz-connect.com... -
Page 16: Settings
Settings View the current settings on the N-300 or N-400 controller. The message at the top will state “Setting Changes Available” when the unit is stopped and “Stop system to make changes” if the system is running. Unit must be stopped in order to make changes. In order to update parameters users must be ADMIN level or higher, USER level cannot update parameters. -
Page 17: Gps
Setup: 1. Add a hole for a NEMA 4X or IP67 rated cable gland in the YZ Connect box on the same side as the Antenna cable glands (see below) 2. -
Page 18: Reports
Email History SMS History Graph YZ Connect plots the data snapshots taken every 10 minutes for easy viewing. Graphs can be filtered and customized in a number of different ways: Choose the date range to view and then click ... -
Page 19: Tabular
Select the 3 bar icon in the upper right for download and print options Tabular YZ Connect data can be viewed in a table format for filtering and easy export to excel. Tables can be filtered and customized in a number of different ways: ... -
Page 20: Email And Sms History
Global Alarm Notifications – Email and SMS Select users already setup in YZ Connect to get emails or text messages whenever a global alarm is triggered on the unit. Each user can have two emails and a cell phone in their user settings. Contact info is added in the user setup screen and must be done by an Admin level or higher –... -
Page 21: Troubleshooting
Escalation 2: select the user to escalate to if escalation 1 user doesn’t respond in 30min *In order to setup escalation 1 or 2 the user must have a cell phone number setup in YZ Connect Keeping an alarm from escalating: When the user receives a text message, they can respond with the code given in the text so that it doesn’t escalate to the next person. -
Page 22: Icon Color And Signal Strength
If the Modbus Comm LED is RED, do the following: Check the Modbus wiring is correct at the controller and the YZ Connect Box. Check the Modbus settings on the controller match those listed at the beginning of this manual Ensure the correct Modbus port (COM1 or COM2) is enabled for the controller being used. -
Page 23: Download Tab
Download Tab If the icon is active, a message will be available in the download tab for that device. Go to the download tab to determine the state of the pending message. This tab will show info on the cause of the failed message. -
Page 24: Frequently Asked Questions
This is because we use 2-factor authentication to protect the logins of our users. If it’s the 1 time logging in on a device then YZ Connect will prompt the user for a code sent to the user logging in. Why does my device icon look grey? The grey icon means that the device is not connected to the servers. -
Page 25: Appendix A - Panel Control Drawing
APPENDIX A – Panel Control Drawing www.yz-connect.com Page 21 of 25...