Page 1 350FX User Manual 04-2023 – 01-01-000...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
1.4.8 Real Time Clock ............................12 1.4.9 Security ..............................12 1.4.10 Gateway Communication ........................12 iRIS 350X and iRIS 350FX Comparison ....................12 Support ................................14 Installation Part II Mounting ................................15 Opening / Closing the Housing ........................16 Removing / fitting the SIM card ......................16 Antenna Connection ............................
Page 3 Automated Upgrade Procedure (Software/Firmware) ............65 3.6.4 iRIS Manual Upgrade Procedure (Software / Firmware) ............66 3.6.5 Converting iRIS 350X to an iRIS 350FX ..................67 Using Modbus Slave Mode ......................... 69 3.7.1 Configuring iRIS 350FX to use Modbus ................... 70 3.7.2...
Page 4 Connecting to the PC ........................... 112 8.5.7 Focusing ..............................113 8.5.8 iRIS Configuration ..........................113 SDI-12 ................................114 8.6.1 What is SDI-12? ........................... 114 8.6.2 Advantages of SDI-12 ........................114 8.6.3 SDI-12 Electrical Interface ........................ 114 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 5: I Disclaimer
HyQuest Solutions or KISTERS AG. Other product documentation and the information contained in it, names used may or may not be the trademarks of even if HyQuest Solutions has been advised of the their respective owners. possibility of such damages.
Page 6: Safety Instructions
Before starting to work, you have to check the functioning and integrity of the system. § Check for visible defects on the iRIS 350FX, this may or may not include any or all of the following mounting facilities, connectors and connections, mechanical parts, internal or external communication devices, power supplies or power supply lines, etc.
Page 7: Part I Introduction
12 V gel-cell battery, membrane keypad and a 4 lines × 19 characters (plus icons) LCD. The iRIS 350FX supports a maximum of twenty external sensors (1 - 20). Sources for these sensors may be chosen from physical digital or analogue inputs or virtual sources (via serial communication or calculations).
Page 8: About This Manual
Throughout this document, small icons are used to identify additional information. These are as follows: Note Indicates extra detail to expand the current discussion. Warning Describes something that may cause problems if not heeded. Note: The term “iRIS” is used throughout this manual in all references to the iRIS 350FX datalogger. Features iRIS 350FX iRIS 350FXV Table 1 –...
Page 9: Typical Applications
In previous models (350 / 350X) nearly all the configuration was also done using the terminal. This has been removed because of the increased features of the FX and data unloading is done using the HyQuest Solutions logger support application, iLink 2012.
Page 10: Power Management
Internal database location (for values obtained via user script or communications link) § Floating Point database location § SDI-12 instrument channel § Quadrature shaft encoder attached to DIO2 and DIO3 simultaneously § Change of status on charger input (DC supply) § Battery voltage § Supply (charger) voltage © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 11: Logged Data Array Identification
The iRIS also maintains a global “alarms active” flag that is set if any alarm on any sensor in the device is active. This is used to trigger a call-in or data transfer to the designated host. As well as the call-in, this flag can also control the digital outputs or trigger a camera image for the iRIS-CAM variant. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 12: Real Time Clock
The iRIS has a non-volatile real time clock that can be read and / or synchronised using HydroTel™ or iLink 2012. The iRIS 350FX differs from its predecessors in that the internal clock runs in UTC (GMT) and all logged data is time/date stamped in this time zone.
Page 13 (Measured in microcontroller) (Measured in A/D converter) Derived Sensor Ids Min: +10 Min: +20 Same as iRIS 350X, plus (added to base sensor Max +20 Max +40 Check Count +100 Std Dev: +30 Std Dev: +60 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 14: Support
.irs .irx .350fx S/W Checksum Seed 0x3CD6 0x940E 0x940E Support Technical support for the iRIS 350FX datalogger is available by contacting: HyQuest Solutions P.O Box 9466 Hamilton 3240 NEW ZEALAND Tel: +64 7 857-0810 Email: support@hyquestsolutions.co.nz For latest information and software updates, visit the HyQuest Solutions website at: www.hyquestsolutions.com...
Page 15: Installation
It is very important that the four screws retaining the lid are tightened firmly after installation to maintain the IP67 rating of the enclosure. The mounting holes are on 142 mm (5.11in) width by 80 mm (3.2in) height centres. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 16: Opening / Closing The Housing
The slide can now be swung forwards from its top end to enable the SIM card to be inserted or removed. Reverse the procedure to close and lock the card into place. Figure 3 – SIM Carrier © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 17: Antenna Connection
The function of each I/O termination is shown in the diagram below. iRIS 350FX units fitted with a PCB revision V1.2+ have an 18-way connector compared to the 16-way connector on earlier units. The two additional terminals provide an extra GND connection and the 1-wire bus expansion port.
Page 18: Internal Battery
Scaling factors should be chosen to convert from a raw value of 0.0000 – 5.0000, which reflects the input signal range of 0 - 5 V. When current sources such as 0 - 20 mA or 4 - 20 mA are connected, an internal sink resistor (100 Ω) is enabled by © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 19 The iRIS has a single variable analogue output. This may be configured to deliver either a voltage output ranging between 0 - 5 V or a current output ranging from 4 - 20 mA. The output's electrical signal (voltage or current) is link selectable. See Section Analogue Out for details on configuring the analogue output. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 20: Digital I/O
(e.g. from a flow meter), there has not been a detrimental effect, as the iRIS inputs present a relatively high impedance to the circuit. However, in the event that connecting an iRIS does cause pulse failure, HyQuest Solutions recommend removing the debounce selection link for the appropriate input. This © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 21 Sensor #1 for applications such as triggering sediment samplers. See Section Digital Ins/Outs for details on the digital output modes. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 22: Sensor Connection Examples
The generic examples on the following pages are included to give a basic overview of how to connect standard, common instrument types to the iRIS and configure it to suit them. For more detailed or specialised examples, please refer to the Application Notes section on the HyQuest Solutions website. This chapter contains the following subsections: §...
Page 23: Connecting A 0 - 5 V Pressure Transducer
The diagram below shows the typical connection diagram for such an installation. It assumes the use of AI1 as the desired input channel. It also shows the connection of the switched supply from DIO4. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 24: Connecting A 2-Wire Loop-Powered 4 - 20 Ma Sensor
The diagram below shows the recommended connection diagram for such an installation. It assumes the use of AI1 as the desired input channel. The current sink resistor should be enabled for the appropriate analogue input. See Section Analogue I/O for details on the analogue input links. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 25: Connecting An Up / Down Water Level Instrument
Typically, this type of instrument requires very little current, so the internal iRIS battery will normally suffice. The diagram below shows the required connects for such an installation. The incrementing output must be connected to DI1 and the decrementing output to DI2. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 26: Connecting Analogue Wind Instruments
AC signal in the order of millivolts. In these cases a simple transistor switch to create a suitable pulse must be included. Please contact HyQuest Solutions for details. Only DIO1 and DIO2 can be used with frequency sources such as Anemometers.
Page 27: Connecting Sdi-12 Instruments
SDI-12 instruments should be connected as shown in the diagram below. See Section SDI-12 Devices for information on using the SDI-12 terminal mode to access SDI-12 instruments directly. Also, refer to Appendix E – SDI-12 for detail on the SDI-12 specification. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 28: Connecting Quadrature Encoders
These instruments are passive and do not require a power supply. This implementation makes use of two digital inputs, DIO2 and DIO3 as the reference channel and auxiliary channels respectively. The diagram below shows the connections. The debounce links for DIO2 and DIO3 should be fitted. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 29 Process Mode: Period Average installation is shown below. The instrument is a standard quadrature water level encoder. The level is Multiplier: 0.001 averaged and the result logged every 15 minutes. Offset: 0.000 Log Rate: 15 mins © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 30: Configuration
The iRIS RS232 serial port is set by default to a speed of 115200 bps, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and no parity. Flow control is not required. Figure 11 – RS232 Cable Pin Designations © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 31: Terminal Security Code
This chapter contains the following subsections: § General § Power § Comms § I/O Configuration § SDI-12 Devices § Sensor Configuration § Alarm Configuration § Camera Configuration § SMS Numbers § User Configuration § User Messages § Lookup Tables © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 32: General
You can set the user to be logged off automatically after a certain period of no key presses. Enter the time in seconds in this column. Default 60 Language Choose the language from the available options (English, German, French, Spanish and Portuguese). © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 33: Power
= 60 minutes), for a time of 5 minutes (duration = 300 seconds) starting at 6.00 am and ceasing after 6pm. Set the start time to 00:00 (0000) and end time to 23:59 (2359) for the on/off cycle to apply regularly throughout the complete day. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 34: Comms
3.3.3 Comms The comms configuration menu is the starting point for configuring all iRIS communication settings. This chapter contains the following subsections: § Addressing § Modem § Schedule § Miscellaneous § § Modbus © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 35 If this is enabled, the gateway will be restricted to the RS232 port only. This is typically when the iRIS acts as a radio “repeater” and gateways traffic to other radio equipped devices, yet supports cellular communication to itself only. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 36 Primary Base IP Enter the remote IP address you want to have the iRIS connect to as its primary base (host server). Primary Base Port Enter a non-zero port number to use for the IP socket. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 37 The schedule configuration menu is provided to manage the wireless communication schedule. Normally this is used for wireless IP connections but can alternatively be used to send regular SMS messages to the phone number(s) in the SMS numbers list. See section SMS Numbers © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 38 SMS message being sent when the time is in the “off” period (i.e. before the start time or after the end time). This setting will normally be 0 (no activity), but this option allow a different connection rate to be configured if required. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 39 Max Voice Cycles This value indicates the maximum number of times a voice box message should repeat. This option is only applicable for iRIS 350FXV variant. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 40 This option is used to apply UTC offset to sample timestamps. Sample Timestamps Use Passive FTP Mode If this is checked, the connection mode will be passive FTP. The default is unchecked and this is Active FTP. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 41: I/O Configuration
Enter the sub-folder path (if required) on the FTP server. 3.3.3.6 Modbus Mode The iRIS 350FX would operate in either the Modbus RTU mode or the Modbus ASCII mode. Choose the appropriate one from the list. Address Enter the iRIS’s MODBUS slave address in this field.
Page 42 Table 2 – Digital Output Modes Polarity Select the switching polarity of the output. This relates to the output’s electrical state with respect to its logical on/off state. It also defines whether the output type is a pull-down (switch © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 43 Schedule. Alarm Interval Enter the length of time in minutes between the successive operations of the output if the mode is set to Schedule - when there are one or more active alarms in the iRIS. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 44 Fixed. Span Sets the actual value representing the maximum signal output (5 V or 20 mA). The Span setting is used to set the output as a percentage when the source is Fixed. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 45: Devices
The Sensor Cfg menu is used to configure each of the twenty virtual sensors. Refer to the datalogging features (Section Data Logging ) of this document for a discussion on datalogging and virtual sensors. This menu option also shows the current scaled measurement value for the selected sensor. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 46 Unused / disabled Analogue Input 1 0 to 5.0000 Analogue Input 2 0 to 5.0000 Analogue Input 3 0 to 5.0000 Analogue Input 4 0 to 5.0000 Pulse Counter on Digital 0 to 1 Input 1 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 47 Digital Ins 1 & 2 High-speed Serial -32768 to 32767 Instrument Integer Database Location -32768 to 32767 Floating-Point Database Location SDI-12 Quadrature Shaft encoder -32768 to 32767 DC power availability status 0 to 1 Battery Voltage Supply Voltage Internal Temperature © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 48 Year to Date on Digital Input 2 Year to Date on Digital Input 3 Year to Date on Digital Input 4 Running Total on Digital Input 1 Running Total on Digital Input 2 Running Total on Digital Input 3 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 49 Enable this option to include the selected sensor in SMS responses. responses Include Voice Enable this option to include the sensor in Voice Reports. This case only applies for iRIS reports (350FXV only) 350FXV loggers. 3.3.6.2 Logging © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 50 The routine log rate is the interval at which a routine log is taken after the first hour is reached. Auxiliary Logging You can also configure the extended datalogging options using the logging flags. The list of the Control available flags are given below. 1. Log Minimum value sampled in the log period. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 51: Alarm Configuration
The comms scheduler will use the smallest non-zero interval value from its own or those of any currently active alarms. This is useful for reporting data more often during an event. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 52: Camera Configuration
4. 320 x 240 pixels 5. 640 x 480 pixels Take Picture on Alarm If this option is enabled, the camera will take a picture when the iRIS goes from having no active alarms to one or more being active. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 53: Sms Numbers
This is the place to configure the phone numbers for SMS text messaging initiated by the iRIS. These numbers are only applicable when the connection mode is set to SMS. See the description of the connection mode in Section Modem © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 54: 3.3.10 User Configuration
This section enables to set different user configuration values (maximum 20). Note: These are only used by special software variants and the general user will never need to change any of these as they have no effect. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 55: 3.3.11 User Messages
3.3.12 Lookup Tables The iRIS 350FX supports two lookup tables for use in calculating derived data using the scaled value from either Sensor 1 or Sensor 2 respectively as a source. The table file format is identical to that used by HydroTel™. The lookup table must be contained in a text file with a extension.
Page 56 Inserts a row above the current row. Deletes current row. Clears the current lookup table from the iRIS. Checks whether the table is sorted correctly. Sorts the table. Loads table from disk. Saves table to disk. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 57: Terminal Menus
3.4.1 Main Menu The first menu displayed is the Main Menu. From here, you can make the following choices: iRIS 350FX Cellular (SIERRA MODEM) AG4-8777, FW:1.90, SW:2.10, OAT: 1.20 Variant: Site Name: My Site Name...
Page 58 The last local IP address that was allocated to the iRIS when it was last online. RSSI This displays the Received Signal Strength Indication in units of dBm. This is useful for determining the strength of the signal. A value of 0 indicates that the RSSI value is not available. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 59 > WARNING! This will completely clear logged data and totals. Type 'init' to initialise the unit. Or just Enter to exit. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 60: Using Ilink 2012'S Sensor Configuration Tool
8. Finally, select whether or not the sensor values to be included in a voice or SMS report using the “Include in Voice reports” and ”Include in SMS responses” checkboxes provided. 9. The General Configuration should look like this: © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 61 Routine Log (Hour)” setting no matter what the difference is. Note: Do not set the Process Mode to “Event”. This is reserved for use with pulse type sources. 14. The logging configuration should now look like this: © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 62 60 minutes. The logging multiplier of 100 gives us two significant places in the logged data. We have set a low voltage alarm at 12.1 volts which resets when the battery rises to at least 12.5 volts again. 19. The configuration tabs should look like this: © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 63 20. The sensor configuration is now complete. Now enter the logger’s site name in the Site Name field in the General section. The site name is the text that appears on the title screen on the LCD and also in the header of downloaded data files. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 64: Upgrading Firmware / Software
Automated Upgrade Procedure (Software/Firmware) § iRIS Manual Upgrade Procedure (Software / Firmware) § Converting iRIS 350X to an iRIS 350FX 3.6.1 Overview This section describes the procedure to use when upgrading the firmware / software components in an iRIS.
Page 65: Iris Automated Upgrade Procedure (Software/Firmware)
3.6.3 iRIS Automated Upgrade Procedure (Software/Firmware) iLink 2012 has an automated firmware / software upgrade tool that supports the iRIS 350FX. This tool includes several checks to confirm the validity of the components being installed. The automated upgrade tool can do both the firmware and software upgrades in one process, saving considerable time and effort.
Page 66: Iris Manual Upgrade Procedure (Software / Firmware)
5. Select the appropriate software files for Bank1, Bank2 and Bank3 using the browse buttons. 6. Enable “UPGRADE OPENAT” checkbox if you wish to upgrade Open AT and choose the Open AT file using the browse button. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 67: Converting Iris 350X To An Iris 350Fx
Click [YES] to continue with the Upgrade process. You will be able to see the progress of the upgrade on the status bar. After a successful upgrade, a message will pop up - "The process to upgrade your device to an iRIS 350FX is now complete.
Page 68 Now you have got an iRIS 350FX. Any other issues When you upgrade an iRIS 350 or iRIS 350X to an iRIS 350FX, you will be able to monitor the process by checking the messages displayed on the status bar. The messages are as given below.
Page 69: Using Modbus Slave Mode
Using Modbus Slave Mode The Modbus protocol slave mode support is a feature supported by the standard iRIS 350FX program variants. Custom variants do not have support for this feature as the RS232 port is often used by these in a different way.
Page 70: Configuring Iris 350Fx To Use Modbus
Configuration The iRIS 350FX operates in Modbus RTU mode (Modbus ASCII mode will be added at a later date). Supported port speeds are 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400 and 115200bps. Parity in RTU mode is settable to Even, Odd or None. In compliance with the Modbus specification, when parity is set to ‘None’, an extra stop bit is inserted.
Page 71: Enabling Rs232 Modbus Operation Using Keypad / Lcd
When the RS232 port is set to User mode, the name of the user script is displayed on the LCD as well. RS232 Port Mode is NORMAL Enter to chg Click ‘Enter’ to change to User Mode. RS232 PORT Enter for User Again click ‘Enter’ to set the user ‘Modbus’. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 72 Configuration RS232 Port Mode is USR: MODBUS Enter to chg Use the ‘Enter’ key again to change it back to normal mode. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 73: Operation
.350fx logged data or iRIS configuration. In the case of a major upgrade that may affect the internal memory of the unit, HyQuest Solutions will issue an upgrade notification explaining the procedure that should be followed when upgrading your unit.
Page 74: Diagnostic Leds
After a certain period of no key presses, the display and backlight will power down again, although other functions continue normally. If the user was logged on (PIN entered), they will be logged off. This version of software has the timeout period set to 5 minutes. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 75: Status Icons
They will appear if Modbus mode is active or a picture is Outline logged out being taken or a voice call is in progress. Solid secure (PIN is set to zero) Table 6 – LCD Status Icons © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 76: Keypad
2. View Only Access (PIN code <> 0, but user is not logged-in) Level 0 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Log-Out Status 1 Status 2 Status 3 Status 4 Main Menu Sensors [1..20] Sensor Menu Sensor Data Totalisers [1..4] Comms Status © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 77: Keypad Buttons
§ System Status 4 Screen (Level 1) § System Status 5 Screen (Level 1) § System Status 6 Screen (Level 1) § Logging Control Screen (only accessible when logged in) § Main Menu Screen (Level 2) © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 78 Useful information shown on this screen includes the site name, model, serial number, iQuest protocol communications address and the current time and date. Unused My Site Name Move across to System Status 2 screen. iRIS 350FX AG4-1234 Enter Move down to main menu screen. Address: 1 Alt Enter Log in (If PIN code <>...
Page 79 The System Status 3 screen is always available, no matter what level of access has been selected. The information shown on this screen includes the voltage being measured at the AI1 – AI4 terminals in volts. These values are useful for checking input signals and also for the calibration process. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 80 The Main Menu screen is used to select which type of information you want to look at. Move down / up through menu. MAIN MENU Enter Select menu item. >Sensors Alt Enter Move up to System Status 1 screen. Totals Comms © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 81: Sensor Related Screens
Sensor Menu Screen (Level 4) The Sensor Menu screen is used to select sensor options. Move down / up through menu. SENSOR MENU Enter Select menu item. >Settings Alt Enter Move up to Sensor Status screen. Calibration Data © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 82 The bottom value on the display is the target value which is entered by the user to match the actual value measured externally. Note: When this screen is first shown, the target value will be set to zero. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 83: Totaliser Related Screens
Reset Total Screen (Level 4) 4.3.8.1 Total Screen x/4 (Level 3) Move forwards / backwards through sensor total screens. TOTALISERS Enter Move down to Total Reset screen. Y’day 134.6 Alt Enter Move up to Main Menu screen. Today 17.8 5432.4 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 84: Comms Related Screens
The iRIS will not attempt to connect if the RSSI value is invalid (0 or < -113dBm). Enter Move down to Comms Menu screen. MODEM IP STATUS Alt Enter Move up to Main Menu screen. Ready - Off Line - RSSI: -75dBm © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 85 This screen displays the remote IP address and port number to use for communication with the primary base. Move forwards / backwards through communication setting screens. Alt Enter PRIMARY Move up to Comms Status screen. 192.168.1.10 Port 7778 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 86 This screen displays the primary and secondary phone numbers for the iRIS to use when it initiates the sending of a SMS text message (SMS call-back mode). Move forwards / backwards through communication setting screens. Alt Enter PHONE LIST Move up to Comms Status screen. +6421123456 +6421555999 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 87 This may mean connecting to the wireless network (when mode = IP), or simply sending a text message (when mode = SMS). The actual call-back message sent and the communication method used depends on the call-back mode and base type settings. See Section Comms . Error! Reference source not found. (Comms Cfg) for further details. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 88: Sms Communication
Call-back Mode setting. Typically this is an IP connection, but could be a SMS message (but the message will be sent to the numbers defined Phone Number configuration, which may not include the requester’s number). © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 89: Analog Input Scaling
Multiplier = (Maximum EU - Minimum EU) ÷ (Maximum V - Minimum V) Offset = Maximum EU - (Multiplier × Maximum V) This chapter contains the following subsections: § Example: A 4 - 20 mA Flow Meter © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 90: Example: A 4 - 20 Ma Flow Meter
Click the [CALCULATE] button to generate the correct multiplier and offset parameters to use in the sensor setup menu for Sensor 1 as shown. RS232 Interface Telemetry / Gateway Comms This chapter contains the following subsections: § Overview § RS232 Port Telemetry § Gateway Communication © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 91: Overview
When an external RS232 communication device is connected, the iRIS is also capable of doing “store and forward” or “gateway” communications. This feature allows data packets that are not addressed to this logger to be redirected to other HyQuest Solutions devices. This chapter describes using the RS232 Telemetry function and also explains the gateway communications functionality.
Page 92: Gateway Communication
The iRIS supports a powerful communication function - gateway, or redirected communications. Simply put, this allows an iRIS to transfer packets of data between ports, totally in the background without any programming required (beyond setting up the gateway offset.) Uses include: § Radio comms repeater function § IP to radio bridging © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 93 The packet’s source and destination addresses are aliased by applying the gateway offset (1000). § The gateway logger sends the aliased packet via the radio down to the remote iRIS. It is now addressed to destination address 67 from sender’s address 1000. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 94 The packet’s source and destination addresses are aliased by applying the gateway offset (1000). § The gateway logger sends the aliased packet via the IP network to the HydroTel™ base. It is now addressed to destination address 0 from sender’s address 1067. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 95: Part V Repair
In rare cases, a product may not be delivered in accordance with your order. In such cases HyQuest Solutions’ return and repair policy applies. For you as a customer, this means the following: 1. Contact HyQuest Solutions using the Repair Request Form made available online: https://cdn.hyquestsolutions.eu/fileadmin/Services/Downloads/HS-RepairRequestForm_EU.pdf...
Page 96: Part Vi Technical Data
Size (W × H × D) and 160 × 130 × 70 mm (6.29 in × 5.11 in × 2.75 in); 1.3 kg (2.86 lb) incl. internal SLA battery Mass Conformity RoHS, FCC, CE (WEEE pending) Compliance © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 97: Part Vii Obligations Of The Operator And Disposal
Electrical waste and electronic equipment must not be disposed of as household waste! Instead, these old appliances must be collected separately and disposed of via the local collection and return systems. Integrated or provided batteries and accumulators must be separated from the appliances and disposed of at the © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 98 At the end of its service life, the lithium-ion battery must be disposed of according to legal provisions. EU WEEE Directive As players in the environmental market, KISTERS AG and HyQuest Solutions are committed to supporting efforts to avoid and recycle waste. Please consider: §...
Page 99: Appendices
Appendices Appendices This chapter contains the following subsections: § Declaration of Conformity § Voice Annunciation (iRIS 350FXV) § SMS Control of Digital Outputs § Iridium Satellite Variant § Using an iRIS-CAM Camera § SDI-12 © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 101: Voice Annunciation (Iris 350Fxv)
Voice Annunciation (iRIS 350FXV) The iRIS 350FX can be supplied with a voice annunciation feature. In this case it is then allocated the designation, iRIS 350FXV. Typically the voice annunciation feature is used to play back the current values of all enabled sensors when the unit is called up from a telephone.
Page 102: Loading Wave Files Into The Iris
2012 incorporates an Audio Manager form which is designed for uploading single or multiple audio files to an iRIS 350FXV. The Audio Manager is accessed by selecting Audio Config from the Advanced menu and is shown in the following screenshot: © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 103 .wav The first line in the DefaultSoundScript file shown here indicates that a file named should be loaded into zero.wav partition 0, message index 1. 0,1,zero 0,2,one 0,3,two 0,4,three 0,5,four 0,6,five 0,7,six 0,8,seven 0,9,eight © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 104: Sms Control Of Digital Outputs
SMS Control of Digital Outputs This chapter contains the following subsections: § Overview § Configuration § Configuration Example 8.3.1 Overview The iRIS 350 FX cellular program variant supports controlling of one or more digital output channels by SMS. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 105: Configuration
Output 4 Name (OUT4) 8.3.3 Configuration Example This example explains how to set up DIO4 as a switched 12 V source controlled by SMS. This output will then drive a siren. Customised messages are used to prepare the responses. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 106 Up to ten approved phone numbers may be defined in this form. In this example, only SMS control commands +64211234567 will be actioned. A command from any other number will be rejected and an appropriate message sent to the requesting phone. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 107 “Not Authorised”. Output 4 is controlling a siren in our example, the name can be made more meaningful. The text string in User Message 20 overrides the default of “OUT4”. If any of the other DI/O channels (1, 2 or 3) are controllable, they can be customised with User Messages 17 - 19. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 108: Iridium Satellite Variant
Move forward to System Status 4 screen Logger: 03:54:29 Enter Move down to Main Menu screen Iridium: 03:54:27 Alt - Initiate clock sync from Iridium network Use Alt/- to Sync Alt Enter Log in (If PIN code <> 0), otherwise unused © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 109: Using An Iris-Cam Camera
8.5.1 Overview The iRIS-CAM is a camera accessory for the iRIS 350FX datalogger. It is supplied in an environmentally sealed (IP66) enclosure constructed from a special corrosion-resistant aluminium alloy that is finished in a hard-anodised coating. This provides a very high degree of mechanical strength and EMI shielding, and enables completely stand-alone mounting in outdoor situations.
Page 110: Mounting
Next connect the iRIS-CAM 6-way connector to the camera port on the iRIS circuit board. This is located next to the SIM card carrier on the iRIS. Finally tighten the gland and re-power the logger. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 111: Installing Pc Based Software & Usb Drivers
The following list of steps will install the iRIS-CAM commissioning software and the Windows® USB drivers for the iRIS- CAM adaptor. 1. Obtain the installation package from HyQuest Solutions. Note: Software can be obtained from CD or the HyQuest Solutions website: www.hyquestsolutions.co.nz 2. For the CD distribution: §...
Page 112: Connecting To The Pc
USB adaptor has been found. Click [OK] button to proceed. 5. Select the resolution and the repeat function as desired. 6. Click the [GO] button to start downloading images. Note: To stop the automatic repeat feature, uncheck the REPEAT AUTOMATICALLY checkbox. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 113: Focusing
This is the file with the identifier “Camera” instead of the standard variant which has the identifier “Std”. e.g. iRIS350FX_CellSierra_Camera_zzz_3.350fx is the correct version for camera support on a Sierra cellular version of the iRIS 350FX. 8.5.8.2 Configure the Camera on the iRIS As with a standard iRIS data logger all configuration is achieved through iLink 2012 configuration menus.
Page 114: What Is Sdi-12
3. A 12-volt line In the following specifications, all values not indicating specific limits have an allowable tolerance of ±10 % of the value. The SDI-12 bus is capable of having at least 10 sensors connected to it. © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
Page 115 Transient protection is however recommended. Note: This information is taken from: SDI-12 Serial-Digital Interface Standard for Microprocessor-Based Sensors, Version 1.3 – January 28, 2016 Prepared By SDI-12 Support Group (Technical Committee) © 2023 HyQuest Solutions...
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