Argo-Hytos LubMon Connect Maintenance and service guide

Remote interface
LubMon Connect
SCSO 700-1000
Rev. 1.30.13

Safety and operating instructions
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Read the safety instructions and operating instructions prior to
commissioning!
Note: Illustrations do not always precisely correspond to the original. No legal claim can be derived
due to incorrect information. Product design is subject to change without notice.
For any questions please contact:
ARGO-HYTOS GMBH
Produktbereich Sensor- & Messtechnik
Industriestraße 9
D-76703 Kraichtal-Menzingen
The device complies with CE requirements

Table of contents
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1. Table of contents
1. Table of contents............................................................................................................3
2. Quick start......................................................................................................................5
3. Performance features.....................................................................................................6
3.1. General ..................................................................................................................6
3.2. Data loggers...........................................................................................................6
4. Technical data................................................................................................................7
4.1. General data...........................................................................................................7
4.2. Dimensions.............................................................................................................8
5. Installation......................................................................................................................9
6. Electrical connection ....................................................................................................10
6.1. General, plus safety notices .................................................................................10
6.2. Sub-D connector...................................................................................................10
6.3. Power supply via jack plug ...................................................................................11
6.4. Ethernet connection..............................................................................................11
6.5. SIM card slot ........................................................................................................11
7. Commissioning the gateway.........................................................................................12
7.1. Data transmission.................................................................................................12
7.2. Connecting sensors to the gateway......................................................................12
7.3. Configuring gateway communication....................................................................15
7.4. Application dependent gateway configuration.......................................................20
7.5. Firmware update...................................................................................................24
8. Remote portal...............................................................................................................25
8.1. Logon...................................................................................................................25
8.2. Enter license key..................................................................................................25
8.3. Setup....................................................................................................................26
8.3.1. System administration...................................................................................26
8.3.2. Systems view................................................................................................27
8.3.3. Adding additional users.................................................................................28

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8.4. Data management................................................................................................30
8.4.1. Data recording..............................................................................................30
8.4.2. Notifications..................................................................................................31
9. Parameter overview .....................................................................................................33
10. Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................................39
11. Accessories..................................................................................................................41
12. Contact address...........................................................................................................42
13. EG declaration of conformity........................................................................................43
14. Change Log .................................................................................................................44

Quick start
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2. Quick start
The steps that must be executed for commissioning the LubMon Connect gateway are described
below.
A) Installation of the CAN bus with LubMon Connect und compatible sensors
1. The Connection of the sensors and the Remote interface to the CAN bus is described in
detail in Chapter 7 –Commissioning the Gateway. The order codes of the required
accessories are also listed in this chapter.
2. The used sensors have to be configured according to the description of the respective
sensor manuals.
B) Software installation
3. The configuration software for LubMon Connect can be downloaded from the website
www.argo-hytos.com. Installation is not required. The individual components of the
software package are executable immediately after the .zip file is unpacked.
C) Connecting the LubMon Connect to the internet
4. Establish a connection to the internet with LubMon Connect. Detailed information can be
found in Chapter 6 –Electrical connection and Chapter 7 –Commissioning the
gateway.
D) LubMon Connect configuration
5. Connect your computer to the same network as the LubMon Connect and start the tool
„Ethernet_Config.exe“. The network settings of the LubMon Connect can be configured
according to your requirements (cmp.: Chapter 7).
6. The tool „RI_Config.exe“can be used to configure the node ID and the CAN baud rate of
the used sensors (cmp.: Chapter 7).
E) Configuration remote portal
7. The configuration of the remote portal is described in Chapter 8 –Remote Portal.

Performance features
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3. Performance features
3.1. General
The gateway LubMon Connect is a remote gateway for the connection of ARGO-HYTOS sensors
via a CANopen interface. The data of the connected sensors is automatically transmitted to a web
database, and can be displayed and exported using a web page.
Figure 3.1: LubMon Connect
Using the CAN bus and the CANopen protocol provides a simple, robust way to integrate the
sensors into existing systems and to guarantee secure communication.
For communication with the Internet, the gateway provides an integrated Ethernet interface and an
integrated GSM module. Communication can either take place via the local network, or, in the case
of mobile or remote systems, using the highly developed global GSM network.
3.2. Data loggers
LubMon Connect Communicates with a server on the Internet that is able to store all incoming
data at programmable time intervals. The data can either be visualised online in graph form or
exported for subsequent analyses. A data storage capacity of 100,000 records is available for each
LubMon Connect. Once the memory has been exhausted, the oldest records are deleted
automatically.

Technical data
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4. Technical data
4.1. General data
Data
Size
Unit
Environmental conditions, operation:
Temperature
Humidity
5..50
0…95
°C
% r.H.
Environmental conditions, storage:
Temperature
Humidity
0..60
0…95
°C
% r.H.
Power supply
12…28
VDC
Power consumption
Max. 0.3
A
CAN interface
Connector
Bus speeds
Protocol
SUB-D9
100 / 125 / 250 / 500
CANopen
-
kBaud
-
Ethernet interface
Connection type
Speed
Protocol
RJ45
10 / 100
UDP
-
MBit
-
GSM
Antenna
Transmission power @ 850/900 MHz
Transmission power @ 1800/1900 MHz
SIM card type
Frequencies
Stub Antenna FME
2
1
Standard SIM card 1.8V / 3V
850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
(quad-band EGSM)
-
W
W
-
MHz
Optical displays
Power LED
Ethernet LED
Green
Yellow
Supported sensors
LubCos H2Oplus II
LubCos Level200
LubCos Level375
LubCos Level615
LubCos Vis+
OPCOM II
Analog/CAN interface
Table 4.1: Technical data

Technical data
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4.2. Dimensions
Figure 4.2: LubMon Connect gateway connecting dimensions

Installation
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5. Installation
In order to facilitate integration and to make the connection as simple as possible, several
attachment options are provided (cf.: Figure 5.1). In addition, a corresponding cable can be used
to connect an external antenna. An optimal transmission position can be achieved through an
appropriate choice of cable length.
Figure 5.1: Installation options for LubMon Connect
Please note the following guidelines with respect to the installation position and location of the
device in order to ensure proper function.
LubMon Connect is not protected against penetration by moisture and dust, meaning that
a suitably shielded installation location should be chosen.
The necessary environmental conditions and power supply must be provided (see Chapter
4 –Technical data).
Network set-up and connection of the power supply must be performed by qualified
personnel in order to ensure correct functioning!
For direct wall fastening
2 x Ø 4.4 bore holes
Contour for mounting rails

Electrical connection
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6. Electrical connection
6.1. General, plus safety notices
The electrical installation may only be performed by qualified professionals
(trained electricians) with the power off and in accordance with the applicable
standards and guidelines. The manufacturer will accept no responsibility in the
event of improper installation.
Comply with national and international guidelines for setting up electrical equipment. (Power supply
in accordance with EN50178, SELV, PELV, VDE0100-410/A1).
6.2. Sub-D connector
De-energise the system for the installation and connect the device as follows:
Figure 6.1: Pin assignments for the CAN interface
The permissible operating voltage is between 12V and 28 VDC. The sensor cable must be
shielded.
NOTE: Pin 8 und Pin 9 are for the power supply of LubMon Connect and not for the power supply
of the connected bus devices.
Pin 1 ---
Pin 2 CAN-L
Pin 3 GND
Pin 4 ---
Pin 5 SHIELD
Pin 6 ---
Pin 7 CAN-H

-------- Galvanically isolated --------
Pin 8 supply + (24VDC)
Pin 9 supply –
(view of connector from the outside)