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PIETRO FIORENTINI AQUALOG AW Use And Maintenance Manual

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  • Page 1 AQUALOG AW RTU for water mains monitoring Revision A - Edition 01/2025 USE, MAINTENANCE USE, MAINTENANCE AND WARNING AND WARNING MANUAL MANUAL...
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  • Page 3: Introduction

    • use and service the equipment properly; • correctly apply the safety alerts and procedures recommended. COPYRIGHT 2025 © PIETRO FIORENTINI S.P.A. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE intRodUction REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...
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  • Page 5: Revision History

    1.1 - REVISION HISTORY Revision index Date 01/2025 Tab. 1.1. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE intRodUction REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 6: Table Of Contents

    INDEX 1 - INTRODUCTION ........................3 1.1 - REvision HistoRY ..........................5 2 - GENERAL INFORMATION ....................11 2.1 - mAnUFActURER idEntiFicAtion ......................11 2.2 - idEntiFicAtion oF tHE PRodUct ...................... 11 2.3 - REGUlAtoRY FRAmEWoRK ......................... 11 2.4 - WARRAntY ............................11 2.4.1 - REFEREncE oPERAtinG conditions ....................12 2.5 - AddREssEEs, sUPPlY And stoRAGE oF tHE mAnUAl ..............
  • Page 7 4 - DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION ..................25 4.1 - GEnERAl dEscRiPtion ........................25 4.2 - PoWER sUPPlY dEvicEs ........................26 4.2.1 - BAttERiEs ............................27 4.2.2 - connEctoRs .............................28 4.2.3 - cABlE GlAnd vERsion ........................28 4.2.4 - mil-tYPE connEctoR vERsion .......................30 4.3 - intEndEd UsE ............................
  • Page 8 6 - TRANSPORT AND HANDLING ..................53 6.1 - sPEciFic WARninGs FoR tRAnsPoRt And HAndlinG ..............53 6.1.1 - PAcKAGinG And FAstEnERs UsEd FoR tRAnsPoRt ..............53 6.2 - PAcKAGinG contEnt .......................... 54 6.3 - PHYsicAl cHARActERistics oF tHE dEvicE ................... 55 6.3.1 - cABlE GlAnd vERsion ........................55 6.3.2 - loWER sidE ............................56 6.3.3 - UPPER sidE ............................56...
  • Page 9 8 - CONFIGURATION ......................69 8.1 - sAFEtY REQUiREmEnts FoR conFiGURAtion ................. 69 8.2 - EQUiPmEnt conFiGURAtion ......................69 8.2.1 - stARtinG tHE RAinBoW soFtWARE ....................69 8.2.2 - oPEninG tHE dAtABAsE........................70 8.3 - RtU intERFAcE ............................. 72 8.3.1 - AnAloGUE inPUts ..........................73 8.3.2 - diGitAl inPUts ...........................73 8.3.2.1 - UPdAtinG mEtERs ........................74 8.3.3 - dAtAloGGER .............................75...
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  • Page 11: General Information

    PiEtRo FioREntini s.P.A. guarantees that the equipment was manufactured using the best materials, with high quality workmanship, and complies with the quality requirements, specifications and performance set out in the order. the warranty shall be considered null and void and PiEtRo FioREntini s.P.A. shall not be liable for any damage and/or malfunctions: •...

  • Page 12: Reference Operating Conditions

    Removing, rewriting or editing the pages of the manual and their contents is not allowed. PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. shall not be held liable for any damage to people, animals and property caused by failure to adhere to the warnings and operating procedures described in this manual.

  • Page 13: Language

    PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. at the addresses specified in paragraph 2.1 (“Identifi- cation of the manufacturer”). WARNING! PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. shall be held liable for the information provided in the original manual only. 2.7 - SYMBOLS USED IN THE MANUAL...

  • Page 14: Applied Rating Plates

    AQUAloG AW Tab. 2.7. WARNING! Removing nameplates and/or replacing them with other plates is strictly not allowed. Should the plates be unintentionally damaged or removed, the customer must notify PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE GEnERAl inFoRmAtion REv. A...

  • Page 15: Description Of The Nameplate

    2.8.1 - DESCRIPTION OF THE NAMEPLATE the following information, described in tab. 2.8, is shown on the nameplate: Pos. Description Fast logo manufacturer’s Address Equipment model Equipment overhaul status serial number Power supply voltage Average power consumption maximum peak current safety pictogram cE marking Tab.

  • Page 16: Glossary Of Units Of Measurement

    2.9 - GLOSSARY OF UNITS OF MEASUREMENT Type of measurement Unit of measurement Description sm³/h standard cubic metres per hour sm³ standard cubic metres Consumption and Volumetric flow rate m³/h cubic metres per hour m³ cubic metres Pressure ˝wc Water column inch Pascal °c degree centigrade...

  • Page 17: Qualified Professional Figures

    2.10 - QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL FIGURES Qualified operators in charge of using and managing the equipment throughout its technical service life to be used as indicated: Professional figure Definition Qualified operator able to: • handle materials and equipment. • carry out all the operations necessary to properly install the equipment; Installer •...
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  • Page 19: Safety

    3 - SAFETY 3.1 - GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS WARNING! • It is strictly forbidden to repair or make any modifications to the equipment. • For information and warnings regarding replacing batteries, refer to chapter 9 in this manual. ATTENTION! Authorised operators must not carry out operations or services on their own initiative that do not fall with- in their competence.

  • Page 20: Safety Instructions For Installation

    3.1.1 - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION the AQUAloG AW series versions must be installed and commissioned in accordance with the applicable regulations and standards. NOTICE! PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. shall not be liable for damage resulting from failure to comply with the instruc- tions and from misuse.

  • Page 21: Personal Protective Equipment

    3.2 - PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT the following table shows the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and its description; an obligation is associated with each symbol. Personal protective equipment means any equipment intended to be worn by the worker in order to protect them against one or several risks that are likely to threaten their safety or health during work.

  • Page 22: Obligations And Prohibitions

    WARNING! If there are any functional faults, do not operate. Immediately contact PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. for the necessary directions. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE sAFEtY REv. A...

  • Page 23: Safety Pictograms

    NOISE LEVEL the AQUAloG AW series has no moving parts. For the value of the noise generated by the equipment and further information, contact PiEtRo FioREntini s.p.A. ATTENTION! The obligation to use earmuffs or ear plugs to protect the hearing of qualified professional figures (reference paragraph 2.10) remains in the event that the noise in the installation environment of the...
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  • Page 25: Description And Operation

    4.1 - GENERAL DESCRIPTION AQUAloG AW is a highly connectable RtU (Remote terminal Unit) for water networks. this device is designed for mon- itoring and controlling water distribution systems. AQUAloG AW consists of a motherboard that provides the basic elements (analogue inputs, digital inputs, communi- cation lines) and a series of additional boards that allow the acquisition/control and communication capabilities to be extended.

  • Page 26: Power Supply Devices

    Fig. 4.3. General description AQUALOG AW - MIL connector version 4.2 - POWER SUPPLY DEVICES the AQUAloG AW equipment is designed to be powered by standard 4-cell lithium batteries or 7-cell lithium batteries. AQUAloG AW can also be powered from external sources: •...

  • Page 27: Batteries

    4.2.1 - BATTERIES the AQUAloG AW equipment can use the following battery models: Features Type Supply 4-cell battery lithium standard 7-cell battery lithium optional Tab. 4.15. WARNING! • Only the battery models described in this manual must be used. •...

  • Page 28: Connectors

    4.2.2 - CONNECTORS 4.2.3 - CABLE GLAND VERSION the cable glands used to connect the equipment are plastic, screwed directly onto the pre-drilled box and equipped with a respective ring nut. Each cable gland has an o-ring that guarantees iP68 protection. P5 P3 Fig.
  • Page 29 Cable gland Dimensions Description m16x1.5 Passage of the antenna or piezoresistive pressure sensor m16x1.5 Passage of the piezoresistive pressure sensor m12x1.5 Passing of the 4-20 mA sensors or digital signals/meters m12x1.5 Passing of the 4-20 mA sensors or digital signals/meters m12x1.5 Passing of the 4-20 mA sensors or digital signals/meters m12x1.5...

  • Page 30: Mil-Type Connector Version

    4.2.4 - MIL-TYPE CONNECTOR VERSION the device can be connected via a mil connector directly on the pre-drilled box. Fig. 4.6. MIL connector, lower view Fig. 4.7. MIL connector, upper view Connector Description connector for passage of the antenna Female mil connector for passing digital/analogue signals Tab.

  • Page 31: Intended Use

    “improper use”, PiEtRo FioREntini s.p.A. shall not be held liable for any damage caused to people or property, and any type of warranty on the equipment shall be deemed void.

  • Page 32: Technical Data

    4.4 - TECHNICAL DATA General features External Enclosure Polycarbonate Casing protection rating iP68 (immersion for 100 days at a depth of 1 metre) Connectors cable glands with o-ring or single mil connector (optional) Antennas internal integrated, external optional Operating ambient temperature from -25°c to + 60°c range Storage temperature range...

  • Page 33: I/O Channels

    4 digital outputs. the expansion board is optional. • Rs485 port. *In the version with MIL-type connector, not all signals are available. 4.6 - DATA COMMUNICATION AQUAloG AW uses the following methods of communication: • 2G/3G/4G modem; • loRaWAn modem; •...

  • Page 34: Wiring

    10 digital inputs that can be configured as status inputs, 6 of which can be configured as flow rate meters. AQUAloG AW can be accompanied by some expansion boards. these boards increase the interfacing capacity by al- lowing the acquisition of: •...

  • Page 35: Analogue Temperature Inputs

    Fig. 4.8 shows the connection of a pressure transducer to channel 1 of the device AQUAloG AW, represented as a re- sistor bridge. Fig. 4.8. Pressure input terminal block 4.8.2 - ANALOGUE TEMPERATURE INPUTS Each analogue pressure input has four terminals, each with a specific function.

  • Page 36: Digital Inputs

    to use a four-wire connection of a resistance thermometer, the connections must be made according to tab. 4.24: ANALOGUE INPUT - PT1000 temperature signals (4-wire) Terminal block Terminal Description PtA- current output from PtA PtA+ current input to PtA PtB- current output from PtB PtB+ current input to PtB...
  • Page 37 Fig. 4.11. Digital input terminal block These digital inputs are used to acquire the status of switches present in the system and classified as single elements. inputs di9 and di10, on the other hand, must be driven by a voltage that must not exceed the set maximum limit. DIGITAL INPUT - DC voltage-driven contact Terminal Terminal...

  • Page 38: 4-20 Ma Transmitter Expansion

    4.9 - 4-20 MA TRANSMITTER EXPANSION the insertion of an expansion board allows 2 4-20 mA transmitters of any type to be powered in sequence and the current generated to be read. inserting a 4-20 mA expansion board into slots J9/J10 allows 4-20 mA signals to be read in the following mode: •...

  • Page 39: Outputs Expansion

    For applications where external (battery) power is not available, a dedicated alkaline battery pack must be added inside the device box AQUAloG AW. the dedicated battery pack can be either 12 vdc or 24 vdc depending on the solenoid used in the application.
  • Page 40 ‘DAY/NIGHT’ WIRING DIAGRAM type of solenoid used: bistable (latch) drive kit: electromechanical relay Fig. 4.13. Electromechanical relay, day/night wiring diagram ‘ADJUSTMENT WITH SOLENOIDS’ WIRING DIAGRAM type of solenoid used: classic drive kit: solid state relay Fig. 4.14. Solid state relay, adjustment wiring diagram WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE dEscRiPtion And oPERAtion REv.

  • Page 41: User Interface

    Tab. 5.29. Fig. 5.15. User interface AQUALOG AW WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE UsER intERFAcE REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 42: Navigation Procedure

    5.2 - NAVIGATION PROCEDURE NOTICE! • With the display on, the “OK” key can be pressed in “short" or "long" mode (> 2 sec.) • The navigation keys are always activated in "short" mode. • Failure to press any key for more than 2 minutes returns the display to the off state. Within the interface, information is organised in 'menus', divided into one or more further sections as appropriate.

  • Page 43: Menu Of The Device

    5.2.1 - MENU OF THE DEVICE Menu Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Description name peripheral date and time date and time display of current date and time current status of instantaneous input value Analogue inputs analogue 1 instantaneous input value analogue 2 instantaneous input value analogue 3 instantaneous input value...
  • Page 44 Menu Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Description meter 1 status meter 2 status cnt2 Meter 2 flow value meter 2 status meter 3 status cnt3 Meter 3 flow value meter 3 status meter 4 status cnt4 Meter 4 flow value meter 4 status meter 5 status cnt5 Meter 5 flow value...
  • Page 45 Menu Submenu 1 Submenu 2 Description displays the last iP assigned by the GPRs dcE iP network GSM field Displays GSM field strength local Eco Enable modem eco on local serial modem port Update RtU Force an FtP connection to the tsPv configured server and download (FW version,...

  • Page 46: Diagnostics

    5.2.2 - DIAGNOSTICS the diagnostic information is shown on the display and indicates the error in hexadecimal format. Error code Description 0x00000100 low Battery 0x00000200 Adc error Uncalibrated analogue 0x00000400 channel 0x00000800 Frequency out of limit 0x00000300 low Battery Adc error Uncalibrated analogue 0x00000500 low Battery...

  • Page 47: Local Communication Interfaces

    5.3 - LOCAL COMMUNICATION INTERFACES the main local communication interfaces are: • Wi-Fi • Bluetooth • UsB (on demand) ATTENTION! Wireless communication can be Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The setting is performed on the RTU firmware. To find out which local wireless communication is active, proceed as follows: •...

  • Page 48: Communication Interface Via Bluetooth

    Fig. 5.17. Rainbow interface for Wi-Fi connection 5.3.2 - COMMUNICATION INTERFACE VIA BLUETOOTH the Bluetooth interface allows communication with the RtU via the Rainbow software without removing the cover. Bluetooth start-up requires a magnet and a Pc that supports the standard Bluetooth 4.0. to make a Bluetooth connection to the machine, proceed as follows: 1.
  • Page 49 Fig. 5.18. Bluetooth enabling label Fig. 5.19. Rainbow interface for Bluetooth connection WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE UsER intERFAcE REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 50: Communication Interface Via Usb (On Request)

    5.3.3 - COMMUNICATION INTERFACE VIA USB (ON REQUEST) the UsB interface is located inside the RtU (optional external) and allows a fast data exchange with the Pc. the UsB connection procedure may require the installation of communication drivers from stmicroelectronics, which are available free of charge on the website.
  • Page 51 Fig. 5.20. Interface for USB connection Fig. 5.21. COM port connection WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE UsER intERFAcE REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...
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  • Page 53: Transport And Handling

    PiEtRo FioREntini s.p.A.. NOTICE! PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. shall not be liable for any damage to people or property caused by accidents due to failure to comply with the instructions provided in this manual. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE tRAnsPoRt And HAndlinG REv.

  • Page 54: Packaging Content

    6.35 describes the types of packaging used: Ref. Type of packaging Image single box Tab. 6.35. 6.2 - PACKAGING CONTENT AQUAloG AW is shipped with: • battery inside, to be connected • internal antenna • expansion board (on request) •...

  • Page 55: Physical Characteristics Of The Device

    6.3 - PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DEVICE 6.3.1 - CABLE GLAND VERSION Fig. 6.17. Dimensions AQUALOG AW cable version, front view Weights and dimensions 260 mm ∼210 mm 171 mm Weight 2 kg Tab. 6.36. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE tRAnsPoRt And HAndlinG REv.

  • Page 56: Lower Side

    6.3.2 - LOWER SIDE Fig. 6.18. Cable glands lower side external view Dimensions [mm] Tab. 6.37. 6.3.3 - UPPER SIDE Fig. 6.19. Cable glands lower side external view Dimensions [mm] Tab. 6.38. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE tRAnsPoRt And HAndlinG REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 57: Mil Connector Version

    6.3.4 - MIL CONNECTOR VERSION Fig. 6.20. Dimensions AQUALOG AW MIL connector version, front view Weights and dimensions 260 mm ∼192 mm 171 mm Weight 2 kg Tab. 6.39. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE tRAnsPoRt And HAndlinG REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 58: Lower Side

    6.3.5 - LOWER SIDE Fig. 6.21. MIL connector version lower side external view Dimensions [mm] Tab. 6.40. 6.3.6 - UPPER SIDE Fig. 6.22. MIL connector version lower side external view Dimensions [mm] Tab. 6.41. WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE tRAnsPoRt And HAndlinG REv.

  • Page 59: Equipment Anchoring And Lifting Method

    6.4 - EQUIPMENT ANCHORING AND LIFTING METHOD HAZARD! Using lifting equipment (if necessary) for unloading, carrying and handling packages is reserved only for skilled operators who have been properly trained (and are appropriately qualified if required by the regula- tions in force in the country of installation) and are familiar with: •...

  • Page 60: Forklift Handling Method

    6.4.1 - FORKLIFT HANDLING METHOD HAZARD! It is forbidden to: • Do not transit under suspended loads; • Do not move the load over the personnel operating in the site/plant area. WARNING! The following is not allowed on forklifts: • carrying passengers;...
  • Page 61 Step Action Image Sollevare lentamente il carico di qualche decina di centimetri e veri carne la stabilità facendo attenzio- Inclinare il montante all’indietro (verso il posto guida) per avvantaggiare il momento ribaltante e Adeguare la velocità d ne che il baricentro del carico sia posizionato al centro delle forche di sollevamento. garantire una maggiore stabilità...

  • Page 62: Packaging Removal

    • do not install the equipment; • contact PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. and specify the details provided on the equipment rating plate. WARNING! The single piece of equipment is contained in a specifically created cardboard box. Avoid taking the equipment out of the box before its installation.

  • Page 63: Storage And Environmental Conditions

    6.6 - STORAGE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS WARNING! Protect the equipment from blows and impacts, even accidental, until it is installed. NOTICE! The meters must be stored in an upright position. if the equipment needs to be stored for an extended period, the minimum environmental conditions for the intended stor- age are provided in tab.
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  • Page 65: Installation

    WARNING! It is forbidden to make modifications to the equipment. WARNING! PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. is not liable for damage caused by incorrect installation of the equipment and/ or otherwise different from that indicated in this manual. 7.2 - INSTALLATION PRE-REQUISITES 7.2.1 - ALLOWED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS...

  • Page 66: Checks Before Installation

    7.3 - CHECKS BEFORE INSTALLATION the installation site must be suitable for the safe use of the equipment. the equipment installation area must have lighting that guarantees the operator good visibility during the installation phas- Before installation, it must be ensured that: •...

  • Page 67: Installation Procedure

    Any junction boxes or equipment connected to the controller by cables must guarantee the same degree of immersion tightness. Step Action secure the Aqualog AW device with the brackets. Unscrew and remove the cover screws. Remove the cover. disconnect the battery pack.
  • Page 68 to insert the sim card: Step Action insert the sim into the modem slot (Fig. 7.23). connect the battery pack. connect via UsB or Wireless interface. Configure the equipment (refer to chapter “8 - Configuration”). check with the Rainbow instruments or on the display that the measurements are correct. make a connection test and check that communication is stable (see “8.10 - 2G, 3G, 4G data call commu- nication test”...

  • Page 69: Configuration

    8 - CONFIGURATION 8.1 - SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR CONFIGURATION Configuration • specialised technician. Operator qualification • installer. WARNING! The PPE listed in this table is related to the risk associated with the equipment. PPE required For the PPE required to protect against risks associated with the workplace, installation or operating conditions, please refer to: •...

  • Page 70: Opening The Database

    Fig. 8.21. Select RTU 8.2.2 - OPENING THE DATABASE the list of RtUs is paired with a database saved in a file with the extension .sdf. if you need to select an RtU from another list, you must: 1. select 'File' at the top left, then 'Open Database' and left-click. Fig.
  • Page 71 2. search the Pc's network drive for the file with the extension .sdf, click on 'Open' Fig. 8.23. .sdf file 3. check the programme screen for the correct file extension Fig. 8.24. Check database WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE conFiGURAtion REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 72: Rtu Interface

    8.3 - RTU INTERFACE After selecting the RtU from the initial list, the system will display the following screen: RTU NAME FIRMWARE VERSION CONFIGURATION ADDRESS TABS OF THE DIFFERENT INPUT TYPES CONFIGURED INPUT SINGLE INPUT WITH ARCHIVE CONFIGURATION INTERFACE ALARM CONFIGURED INPUT Fig.

  • Page 73: Analogue Inputs

    8.3.1 - ANALOGUE INPUTS the analogue input configuration page allows the input channel parameters to be set. on this page, the engineering value of the measurement can be displayed either on the Aqualog-AW display or via local communication panel. individual channels can be customised by setting a tAG and a photo. CONCISE TAGS TO BE ASSO- SPACE FOR THE INSERTION OF AN IMAGE TO CIATED WITH THE INPUT...

  • Page 74: Updating Meters

    CONCISE TAGS TO BE ASSO- SPACE FOR THE INSERTION OF AN IMAGE TO CIATED WITH THE INPUT BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE INPUT EXTENDED METER DESCRIPTION WEIGHT ASSOCIATED WITH EACH RECORDED PULSE Fig. 8.29. Meter configuration 8.3.2.1 - UPDATING METERS the value of the machine's meters can be updated in the 'Init Settings' tab: 1.

  • Page 75: Datalogger

    8.3.3 - DATALOGGER the input variables, both hardwired analogue and derived impulse, can be stored according to four different strategies: • current value • minimum value • medium value • maximum value. Per ognuna è configurabile l’intervallo temporale di memorizzazione. Per le modalità minimo, medio, massimo, è inoltre For each, the storage time interval is configurable.

  • Page 76: Enabling Alarms On Inputs

    8.3.4 - ENABLING ALARMS ON INPUTS The input variables, both hardwired analogue and derived impulsive, can be alarmed and thus configured for alarm gene- ration. For the analogue variables, 2 minimum thresholds (very low, low) and 2 maximum thresholds (high, very high) are available, with possible activation and re-entry delays.

  • Page 77: Configuration Of 2G, 3G, 4G Communication Parameters

    Alarms can also be configured on derived input variables such as pulse-derived flow rate. Fig. 8.36. Configuration on pulse-derived flow rate alarms 8.4 - CONFIGURATION OF 2G, 3G, 4G COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS By browsing to ‘RTU ➔ Communication’ it is possible to connect the RtU with the scAdA via the 2G/3G/4G modem by setting the following connection parameters: 1.

  • Page 78: Configuration Of Lora Communication Parameters

    the 2G/3G/4G modem is inserted into slot J1 of the motherboard as shown in Fig. 8.38: Fig. 8.38. Modem 2G/3G/4G – slot J1 8.5 - CONFIGURATION OF LORA COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS By browsing on ‘RTU ➔ Communication’ it is possible to connect the RtU with the scAdA via the loRa modem by setting the following connection parameters: 1.

  • Page 79: Configurazione Of Nb-Iot Communication Parameters

    the loRa modem is insterted into slot J8 of the motherboard as shown in Fig. 8.40: Fig. 8.40. Modem Lora – slot J8 8.6 - CONFIGURAZIONE OF NB-IOT COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS By browsing on ‘RTU ➔ Communication ’ it is possible to connect the RtU with the scAdA via the nB-iot by setting the following connection parameters in Fig.

  • Page 80: Local Communication

    the loRa modem is insterted into slot J1 of the motherboard as shown in Fig. 8.42: Fig. 8.42. Modem NB-IoT – slot J1 8.7 - LOCAL COMMUNICATION By browsing to 'RTU Monitor Diagnostics', the local communication interface between RtU and Pc can be used. this tool allows Real-time monitoring of the machine status and all configured inputs.

  • Page 81: Battery Upgrade

    8.8 - BATTERY UPGRADE By browsing to ‘RTU Monitor Diagnostics’ it is possible to initialise the remaining battery value: 1. select 'Init Settings' 2. select 'Type' and 'Qt', then click 'Set battery 1' to initialise the RtU battery 3. select "Type" and "Power (W)", "Voltage (V)" of the solenoid used, then click "init Pilot Box battery" to initialise the Pilot Box battery Example: •...

  • Page 82: Adding An Alarm Action

    1. select the Aqualog-AW to be configured from the Rainbow start page 2. select the 'RtU' menu at the top left of the Aqualog AW page 3. select 'Alarm Action' in the menu 4.

  • Page 83: 2G, 3G, 4G Data Call Communication Test

    SELECT THE SIGNAL OF INTE- REST AND RE- MOVE IT FROM THE PREVIOUS ASSOCIATION Fig. 8.48. Previous alarm action removing 8.10 - 2G, 3G, 4G DATA CALL COMMUNICATION TEST 1. double-click on the configuration from the list on the 'Rainbow' screen 2.

  • Page 84: Network Registration

    4. select the Wi-Fi communication channel (iP: 192.168.4.1; port: 502), then click on 'connect' Fig. 8.50. Connection 5. select "call dAtA centre", then "send command" 6. check the modem status from the 'debug' window 7. verify on the display that the system performs the steps in the 'diagnostic monitor debugging' section (refer to tab. 8.49) Step Modem status...

  • Page 85: Communication Test And Lora Data Sending

    8.11 - COMMUNICATION TEST AND LORA DATA SENDING 1. Double-click the configuration from the list on the ‘Rainbow’ screen 2. Activate the local Wi-Fi connection, refer to section “5.3 - local communication interfaces” 3. select ‘monitor diagnostics’ from the RtU menu in the top left-hand corner Fig.

  • Page 86: Reset

    1. connect the UsB cable to the RtU 2. Run the 'Rainbow' software 3. select an Aqualog AW RtU Monitor Diagnostics" button 4. click the "RTU 5. select the com port paired with the UsB cable and click 'connect' 6.

  • Page 87: Maintenance And Functional Checks

    Repair or maintenance work not provided for in this manual may be carried out only if approved by PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A.. PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. shall not be held liable for damage to persons or property resulting from operations other than those described herein or carried out in ways other than as indicated.

  • Page 88: Special Maintenance

    Failure to comply with this document may lead to the risk of explosion, fire, harmful emissions which may have serious consequences for health. ATTENTION! Use only battery packs supplied by PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. ATTENTION! All operations must be carried out: •...
  • Page 89 The fire extinguishers to be used in the event of a fire must be of class D as they are effective in extin- guishing fires in the presence of lithium. ATTENTION! The transport of the battery packs supplied by PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. must be carried out using the original packaging, which complies with the current ADR regulations. ATTENTION! After replacing a battery, it is necessary to realign the remaining battery life indicators.
  • Page 90 to replace the battery pack, proceed as described below: Step Action Unscrew and remove the clamping screws. Remove the cover. disconnect the battery connector from the housing (A) and take the battery (B) out of the compartment. ATTENTION! Store the replaced communication battery in ADR compliant packaging. insert the connector of the new communication battery into the housing (A).

  • Page 91: Uninstallation And Disposal

    10 - UNINSTALLATION AND DISPOSAL 10.1 - GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS HAZARD! Make sure that there are no potentially explosive ignition sources in the work area set up to uninstall and/ or dispose of the equipment. WARNING! Before proceeding with uninstallation and disposal, make the equipment safe by disconnecting it from any power supply.

  • Page 92: Disposal Information

    10.6 - DISPOSAL INFORMATION NOTICE! • Proper disposal prevents damage to humans and the environment and promotes the reuse of precious raw materials. • Bear in mind that the regulations in force in the country of installation must be complied with. •...

  • Page 93: Disposing Of The Batteries

    10.7 - DISPOSING OF THE BATTERIES Proceed with disposal in compliance with the requirements: • the transport and packaging requirements given in the chapter; • of the legislation in force in the country of installation of the equipment. WARNING! When disposing of the batteries, they must be removed from the equipment, as indicated in Directive 2006/66/EC art.12 paragraph 3.
  • Page 94 PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK WAtER mAins contRol dEvicE UninstAllAtion And disPosAl REv. A Use, maintenance and warning manual...

  • Page 95: Recommended Spare Parts

    If spare parts not recommended are used,PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. their declared performance cannot be guaranteed. It is recommended to use original spare partsPIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A. shall not be held liable for any damage caused by using non-original parts. 11.2 - HOW TO REQUEST SPARE PARTS NOTICE! For specific information, please refer to the sales network of PIETRO FIORENTINI S.p.A.
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