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- Page 1 Mobile Receiver Portable radio transceiver with Bluetooth interface User manual 9-755-UM-EN-01...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Send Radio Frames 9. 11. Send Radio Frames 2 9. 12. Send Radio Frames 2 (EQS mode) 9. 13. Read Send Radio Frame Configuration aquaradio® Mobile Receiver Reading Example Using the MBT1ReceiverLib External Serial Interface Troubleshooting Care and Maintenance Disposal Specifications 2/21... -
Page 3: Document Release Index
© INTEGRA Metering AG / CH-4106 Therwil/ Switzerland/ All rights reserved The name aquaradio® Mobile Receiver and this manual are protected by copyright laws. Copying, translating, transferring to other media like micro fiches and other electromagnetic or optical storage media without the written permission of the INTEGRA Metering... -
Page 4: Important Considerations
The charging device may only be used in dry and weather-protected envir- onments. Do not use force to insert the round battery charger plug. Turn it until it you can gently push it into the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver connector. Do not screw it too tight. ... -
Page 5: Operating Principle
To avoid risk of suffocation, keep packaging film away from children! Operating Principle aquaradio® Mobile Receiver is a radio receiver for wireless M-Bus consumption meters (electricity, gas, water, heat and others). The received radio frames of the consumption meters are stored into an internal memory and are immediately transmitted to a hand- held computer using its Bluetooth interface, if a Bluetooth connection is established. -
Page 6: Establishing A Bluetooth Connection
The warranty is void if you are using other antennas, active antennas or pre-amplifiers on the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver antenna connector. Pay especially attention not to cause any static electric discharge on the antenna connector of the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver. -
Page 7: Bluetooth Communication
To verify if the correct aquaradio® Mobile Receiver device is found you can compare the found Bluetooth name with the name / serial number on the back of the device (e.g. -
Page 8: Request Firmware Version
Read radio frame 3: 01 FE 06 40 E9 C0 9. 2. Request Firmware Version Returns the firmware version and the device type of the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver (all bytes hexadecimal). Request: 01 FE 06 09 CRC CRC Answer OK:... - Page 9 Returns the next radio frame from the buffer of the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver , if there is any. This version of the radio frame read command returns a maximum of 120 bytes of data (all bytes hexadecimal): Request: 01 FE 06 06 CRC CRC...
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Page 10: Read Radio Frame
9. 5. Read Radio Frame 3 Returns the next radio frame from the buffer of the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver , if there is any. This version of the radio frame read command returns a maximum of 256 bytes of data (all bytes hexadecimal). If you are only using aquaradio®... -
Page 11: Enable External Serial Interface
0.35 seconds, default = 6 (2.1 seconds) This is the timeout for waiting for an answer from an external device connected to the serial interface of the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver. 9. 8. Send Data over External Serial Interface After the external serial interface has been switched on, it is possible to send data to a connected device (all bytes hexadecimal). -
Page 12: Send Data Over External Serial Interface With Wake-Up
CC = 0x55, DL = 0x40, DH = 0x08 9. 10. Send Radio Frames aquaradio® Mobile Receiver devices are bidirectional radio transceiver, thus, capable of sending radio frames, also. In general, the configured radio frame is sent after a radio frame from the respective consumption meter has been received. Therefore, the command below is not directly sending the radio frame but stores the radio frame to the internal buffer of the aquaradio®... - Page 13 To deactivate the radio frame sending, send this command with [TL] = 0. 9. 11. Send Radio Frames 2 aquaradio® Mobile Receiver devices are bidirectional radio transceiver, thus, capable of sending radio frames, also. The configured radio frame is sent after a radio frame from the respective consumption meter has been received. It is possible to store up to five dif- ferent frames addressing five different radio meters.
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Page 14: Send Radio Frames 2 (Eqs Mode)
DL = FF (recommended), automatic delay setting: Mode T2 = 2 ms Mode S2 = 10 ms Mode C2 = 100 ms (D bit in config field of ELL = 1) Mode C2 = 1000 ms (D bit in config field of ELL = 0) S0, S1, S2: Transmission speed (chiprate) 100000 chip/s: S2 = 01, S1 = 86, S0 = A0... -
Page 15: Read Send Radio Frame Configuration
Count on how often the radio frame has already been sent. If NU = 0 then CT counts up and overflows to 0x00 at 0xFF. aquaradio® Mobile Receiver Reading Example Using the MBT1Re- ceiverLib The MBT1ReceiverLib is a software library containing functions for reading and programming MBT1 devices. It encapsulates also the functions for the aquaradio®... - Page 16 Cells(LineCounter, RowCounter) = "" Next LineCounter Next RowCounter Cells(1, 4) = "Running" '********************************************************************************************************************* aquaradio® Mobile Receiver = CreateObject("MBT1ReceiverLib.MBT1Receiver.1") 'invoke MBT1ReceiverLib software module '********************************************************************************************************************* -----------------------------------------------------------'general settings aquaradio® Mobile Receiver.RadioPasskey(1) = "FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF" 'set 64 bit radio deciphering pass key 1 (if available) aquaradio®...
- Page 17 Cells(1, 4) = "Stopped" End Sub aquaradio® Mobile ReceiverxtSerial() '********************************************************************************************************************* MBT1COM = 12 'aquaradio® Mobile Receiver device is given the virtual COM port number COM12 'change this value according to your COM port '********************************************************************************************************************* aquaradio® Mobile Receiver= CreateObject("MBT1ReceiverLib.MBT1Receiver.1") 'invoke MBT1ReceiverLib software module '********************************************************************************************************************** aquaradio®...
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Page 18: External Serial Interface
If the error persists, turn the device in for repair. After having dropped the aquaradio® Mobile Receiverdevice to the ground it is no longer possible to switch it on (there is no LED lit up after pressing the On button). -
Page 19: Care And Maintenance
Switch the aquaradio® Mobile Receiver off (by holding the On button down for more than 5 seconds), wait 60 seconds and switch it on again. Retry the Bluetooth search then. Note, that it is not possible to switch off the device manually if a Bluetooth connection is established (Bluetooth LED lights up in amber). - Page 20 Receiver frequency: 868 MHz / 434 MHz Receiving range: Depending on environment up to 400 m (outdoor) or up to 30 m (indoor) Receiver memory: 150 radio frames Power supply: 3.7 volt lithium ion rechargeable battery Autonomy: 20 hours (without using the serial interface) Battery life time expectancy: >...
- Page 21 Max. Output Power: 5 dBm (3.2 mW) Antenna gain: 5 dBi EIRP: 10 dBm (10 mW) Approved directives / norms: ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1 (2008-04) class 2 ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.4.1 (2002-08) class 2 ETSI EN 301 489-17 V2.1.1 (2009-05) Non-specific Short Range Device (SRD) ETSI EN ...
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