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User manual REMOTE MONITORING OF FENCE PARAMETERS WORKS ONLY IN CONJUNCTION WITH: Wireless RF connection with the Gateway. IT DOES NOT NEED A SIM CARD No additional operating costs. www.fencee.eu Electric fencing...
Thank you for purchasing the MX10 Monitor from VNT electronics s.r.o. The device complies with the safety regulations according to the valid law as well as the relevant EU regulation (CE). The device complies with the Council of Europe Directive 2014/53/EC, meets the requirements of the General License of the Czech Telecommunication Office according to the general authorization No.
Everything then communicates with the central Gateway and the energizer of the fencee power DUO RF PDX series (it is not part of the Monitor package). • Using radio frequency technology, it transmits the measured data wirelessly to the central Gateway, where the values are shown on the display.
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Inserting the batteries • Unscrew the screws and open the cover on the back of the Monitor. • Insert two C-LR14 batteries according to the instructions in the plastic cover. • Return the cover to its original position and tighten the screws firmly. An opening for the cable tie.
Control The device is controlled by the included magnet, which must be attached to the target on the side of the MX10 Monitor. When the magnet approaches, the status of the Monitor is indicated by an LED diode: Red = off Green = on If no LEDs light up, the batteries need to be checked and replaced.
7. PAIRING THE MONITOR WITH THE GATEWAY GW10 First, the MX10 Monitor must be paired with the Gateway in order to display the measured data. Pairing is performed by the following steps: Place the Monitor and Gateway next to each other, up to a maximum distance of approx.
8. CONNECTION WITH GATEWAY The Monitor measures each pulse in the fence system and sends the values to the Gateway every 15 minutes. If a voltage lower than the set limit is measured , data is sent to the Gateway immediately and an alarm is triggered. Setting the low voltage alarm level on the fence system The 3 kV limit is set at the factory.
9. INSTALLING THE MONITOR ON A FENCE After pairing the Monitor with the Gateway, it is possible to place the Monitor in the desired location of measurement on the fence system. Before installation, it is necessary to turn off the energizer, in order to ensure safe handling. We install the Monitor as shown in Figure 4.
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Installation examples Place the Monitor where voltage monitoring is required (entrance TIP: to the fence system) or where frequent problems can be expec- ted, e.g. with vegetation, by the forest, by the water. Standard installation Fence system divided into zones. When the voltage drops on a particular Monitor, you can easily identify the zone and locate the problem.
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Installation at the entrance to the fence system Installation for easy identification of the fence system with a non-functional fence. FENCE 1 FENCE 2 FENCE 3 Figure 6: Installation at the entrance to the fence system Installation at the entrance to the fence system and problem areas Installation for easy identification of the fence with a non-functional fence.
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Control • Check • Keep informed WORKS ONLY IN CONJUNCTION WITH: 11.2 kV BAT 12,6 V ALARM 3kV Figure 8: Monitor, Gateway and fence connection RF energizer Monitor MX10 High-voltage connecting cable Gateway GW10 Conductor Earthing cable External RF antenna Line connector...
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BAT 12,6 V ALARM 3kV GATEWAY GW10 10.8 kV BAT 12.2 V ALARM 3 kV 10,5 kV BAT 100 % ALARM 3kV Monitor MX10 Tensioner Insulators Warning sign Gate Table 1: Insulator of gate Description of individual parts of the connection...
10. TROUBLESHOOTING - POSSIBLE FAULT SOURCES Cause Troubleshooting Pairing cannot be completed The surroundings is very noisy, or the signal between the Monitor and the Gateway is too weak. Try pairing the device with antennas closer to each other or in less noisy environment.
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