Bartec Syscom MR3000 Series User manual

User Manual
MR3000SB
Firmware Version 2.0.x
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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................5
1.1 Features...................................................................................................................6
1.2 Spec f cat ons.........................................................................................................6
1.3 Appl cat ons............................................................................................................6
2. HARDWARE....................................................................................................7
2.1 Mechan cal Draw ng – Overv ew...........................................................................7
2.2 Connectors..............................................................................................................8
2.2.1. Power...................................................................................................................9
2.2.2. LAN 1....................................................................................................................9
2.2.3. LAN 2....................................................................................................................10
2.2. . GPS (optional)......................................................................................................10
2.2.5. Relays...................................................................................................................10
2.3 Status LEDs............................................................................................................10
2.3.1. List of errors and warnings...................................................................................10
2.4 Open ng the L d......................................................................................................11
2. .1. Internal display.....................................................................................................13
2. .2. MEMS acceleration sensor..................................................................................1
2. .3. SD Flash Card......................................................................................................15
2. . . Real-time clock with internal backup-battery........................................................15
2. .5. Battery..................................................................................................................16
2. .6. ST connectors......................................................................................................16
2. .7. Device switch.......................................................................................................16
2. .8. Relays...................................................................................................................17
2. .9. AC/DC converter..................................................................................................17
2. .10. DC board............................................................................................................18
2. .11. Terminal label......................................................................................................18
2. .12. Axis orientation...................................................................................................20
2. .13. Installation..........................................................................................................20
3. SET-UP of the MR3000SB..............................................................................23
3.1 Connect ng to the SB for the f rst t me (d rect connect on)...............................23
3.1.1. Wired connection via router..................................................................................23
3.1.2. Wired connection without router...........................................................................2
3.2 Connect ng to the MR3000SB n the f eld (remote connect on).........................25
4. OPERATING WITH THE MR3000SB..............................................................27
4.1 Prepar ng the SB for f eld use...............................................................................27
.1.1. Initial settings........................................................................................................27
.1.2. Network settings...................................................................................................29
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.1.3. Alerts.....................................................................................................................31
.1. . Measurements settings........................................................................................32
.1.5. Site installation.....................................................................................................33
4.2 Power Opt ons........................................................................................................34
.2.1. Internal Battery.....................................................................................................3
.2.2. AC Power.............................................................................................................35
.2.3. DC power..............................................................................................................35
4.3 Add t onal serv ces.................................................................................................35
.3.1. Embedded SFTP server.......................................................................................35
5. The Web User Interface (WebUI)..................................................................38
5.1 Start.........................................................................................................................38
5.1.1. Manual recording..................................................................................................38
5.1.2. Trigger recording..................................................................................................39
5.1.3. Timed recording.................................................................................................... 1
5.1. . Background recording.......................................................................................... 2
5.2 Status.......................................................................................................................43
5.3 System.....................................................................................................................44
5.3.1. SD Card................................................................................................................ 5
5.3.2. Time...................................................................................................................... 5
5.3.3. LAN....................................................................................................................... 7
5.3. . DDNS................................................................................................................... 8
5.3.5. OpenVPN............................................................................................................. 9
5.3.6. Mail .....................................................................................................................50
5.3.7. FTP send..............................................................................................................51
5.3.8. SCS Cloud............................................................................................................53
5.3.9. Authentication.......................................................................................................5
5.3.10. Upgrade..............................................................................................................55
5.3.11. Maintenance.......................................................................................................56
5.3.12. Sensor................................................................................................................57
5.3.13. Monitoring...........................................................................................................58
5.4 User Parameters.....................................................................................................59
5. .1. General.................................................................................................................59
5. .2. Acquisition............................................................................................................59
5. .3. Alarm....................................................................................................................60
5. . . Notification............................................................................................................6
5. .5. Daily message......................................................................................................67
5. .6. Test Pulse.............................................................................................................67
5. .7. Relays...................................................................................................................68
5. .8. Advanced settings................................................................................................68
5.5 VIEW........................................................................................................................69
5.5.1. Acquisition............................................................................................................69
5.5.2. Background..........................................................................................................70
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5.6 Master funct onal ty...............................................................................................71
5.6.1. Config / Status and Master/slave configuration....................................................72
5.6.2. Common Trigger...................................................................................................72
5.6.3. Common Alarm 1 and 2........................................................................................7
5.7 Record ng L st........................................................................................................74
5.8 System warn ng......................................................................................................76
5.9 Rest API...................................................................................................................77
6. Ava lable spare parts and accessor es........................................................78
Append x A: SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS............................................................79
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1. INTRODUCTION
The MR3000 is a new family of compact vibration and motion measurement system. As such it
meets all user expectations in a state-of-the-art device and thus is a highly reliable and efficient
instrument for various application fields.
The main instrument is the MR3000C, which is the first system that has been developed and the
most known among the customers all over the world. The MR3000SB (in the following sometimes
named simply SB) keeps the best features of the MR3000C, with many new features, namely high-
speed communication (FO), internal battery, relays and daisy chain connection.
The MR3000SB is dedicated to buildings, bridges, tunnels and every kind of civil structures.
On the firmware side, the SB has a built-in FTP-client (to push the data to a FTP server), a built-in
SFTP-server (to retrieve the data in interactive mode) and a built-in Web server to configure the
device via the WebUI (=Web based user interface).
In case the internet connection is available, it is possible to connect the MR3000SB to the SCS
cloud software (scs.bartec-syscom.com), in order to visualize and post-process data coming from
different devices. It is also possible to remotely change the most important parameters of the
instruments. In this way, it is possible to manage many vibration surveys directly from the personal
office.
No special hardware or software is needed to communicate with the SB: any device with a Web
browser and Internet connectivity (such as a Laptop or a Tablet) will do the job. The user can set-up
the unit, download files via any type of network connection. Alarm messages can be automatically
sent as E-Mail.
The memory storage capacity has been increased using industrial SD card. The data-storage is
managed by a file-system.
The 3 orthogonally oriented MEMS sensors pick up the vibration and transform it into an electrical
signal which is proportional to acceleration. The signals of the sensors are continuously digitized
and stored in the ring-buffer memory. If the vibration exceeds the threshold level (trigger criteria are
fulfilled), the contents of the ring-buffer memory is written to the internal SD Flash card.
The SB may optionally be equipped with an external GPS antenna for a precise timing. By default,
the internal clock is synchronized by an NTP time-server using the Internet connection.
The SB can be interconnected in a network with other SB. The Master provides additional network
functionality, such as common trigger (simultaneous recording in all SB in the network) and
common alarm (alarm voting logic, e.g. 2 out of ).
An internal rechargeable lead-acid 12Ah battery ensures continuous operation during power
interruptions.
The SB is very easy to operate and requires minimal maintenance. Routine maintenance and
operation does not require specialized workforce.

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1.1 Features
Main features are:
Compact unit with integrated sensor, digital recorder, battery and wired connectivity
ARM/DSP Technology
Daisy chain connection
Tri-axial MEMS accelerometers
Removable GB SD-Card storage (up to 32 GB)
Internal battery
3 settable alarm relays (optional)
Internal terminals and cable glands
Integrated Web server
Precise timing using NTP (Network Time Protocol), GPS as option
Sampling rates up to 2000 Hz
Simple installation
Easy operation
High reliability
Low maintenance, no need of periodic calibration
1.2 Spec f cat ons
Operating Temperature: -20°C up to 50°C
Operating Humidity: up to 100% RH
1.3 Appl cat ons
Structural monitoring
oBuildings
oBridges
oTunnels
oBig structures (stadiums, towers, …)

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2. HARDWARE
2.1 Mechan cal Draw ng – Overv ew
a)
b)
Figure 2.1.1. Mechanical drawings of the MR3000SB: top view (a), front view (b). The external case is
identical to MR3000SB.

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2.2 Connectors
The MR3000SB provides rugged cable glands and caps depending on the version, as it is shown in
Figure 2.2.1:
•Power for 100-2 0VAC power supply or DC/DC (10-36 VDC).
•Relays for relay outputs.
•GPS to connect an external GPS antenna. If the GPS antenna is not ordered, then the
connector is replaced by a cap, directly inserted in the red box.
•LAN. The MR3000SB has 5 different panel mount configurations (see Figure 2.2.1),
depending on the kit that has been ordered:
•1 cable gland for fiber optic cable (kit 1 FO)
•1 RJ 5 connector (kit 1 LAN)
•2 cable glands for fiber optic cables (kit 2 FO daisy chain)
•2 RJ 5 connectors (kit 2 LAN daisy chain)
•1 cable gland for fiber optic cable and 1 RJ 5 connector (kit FO/LAN daisy chain)
a) kit 1 FO
b) kit 1 LAN

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c) kit 2 FO daisy chain
d) kit 2 LAN daisy chain
e) kit FO/LAN daisy chain
Figure 2.2.1. View of the different panel mounts of the MR3000SB showing the sockets for Relays, Power,
LAN1, LAN2 and GPS.
2.2.1. Power
Here you connect the MR3000SB to:
•the main power (100-2 0VAC, 50-60 Hz) in case the AC version has been purchased
•to an external DC (10-36 VDC) source if the DC version has been purchased
2.2.2. LAN 1
Here you connect the Fiber optic cable (or the copper Ethernet cable, based on the kit that has
been ordered) – for further detail check chapter 3.1.1 and 3.1.2.
M20 cable gland 6-13 mm and ST connectors are used. The FO type that should be used is
Multimode OM2 fiber with wavelength 1300 nm, 50/125 μm, Rx/Tx, ST connectors.

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If the kit LAN has been ordered, the SB interfaces to a standard 10/100-BASE LAN.
2.2.3. LAN 2
It is present only in case of kit FO daisy chain, kit LAN daisy chain or kit FO/LAN.
2.2.4. GPS (opt onal)
In case the GPS kit has been ordered, here you connect to an appropriate GPS module for time
synchronization.
2.2.5. Relays
Here you connect a relay cable to the terminals. 3 available relays with NO, NC, COM wires (9
wires) and 1 ground. The cable gland referred to the relays are M16 cable gland 7-11 mm.
For further detail on the electric scheme check Section 2. .8, while for the software settings please
look at Section 5. .7.
2.3 Status LEDs
There are three status LEDs.
The green RUN LED is on if the MR3000DMS is active and blinking while the unit is starting up.
The yellow DATA LED is on if the MR3000DMS is recording an event.
The red ERROR LED indicates if any error or warning occurs on the MR3000. If it blinks slowly,
then a warning has been detected, if it is permanently ON (red colour) then an error has been
detected.
Figure 2.3.1. Led panel on the MR3000SB.
2.3.1. L st of errors and warn ngs
In the following, a list of the warnings and errors is presented, corresponding to the activation of the
Error LED.
SD card
•No SD card detected ERROR
•Capacity is less the 20% WARNING

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•No more free space ERROR
•Lifetime is less than 20% WARNING
•Lifetime expired ERROR
Battery
•Battery is not powered WARNING
•Voltage Please refer to Section 5.3.13
Test pulse
•Test pulse did not succeeded WARNING
2.4 Open ng the L d
WARNING – Stat c Electr c ty
The MR3000SB contains CMOS devices and, when serviced, care must be taken to prevent
damage due to static electricity. For a security reason, first the MR3000SB should be disconnected
from the AC. Successively you can open the lid and disconnect the fuse in order to protect all the
internal components from any wrong manipulations that might occur.
AC VERSION
In Figure 2. .1 the internal view of the MR3000SB with AC power is shown.
DC VERSION
In Figure 2. .2 the internal view of the MR3000SB with DC power is shown.
The most important components are:
1) Internal d splay
2) MEMS accelerometer (under the d splay)
3) SD-Card
4) Real-t me clock w th nternal backup battery
5) Battery
6) ST connectors
7) Dev ce sw tch (fuse)
8) AC/DC converter
9) Relays term nals
10) DC board
For the DC version, the AC/DC converter is replaced by a dedicated board for an external DC
power.

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Figure 2. .1. Internal view of the MR3000SB with AC power.
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Figure 2. .2. Internal view of the MR3000SB with DC power and relay terminals.
2.4.1. Internal d splay
The LCD of the MR3000SB shows the most important settings and parameters. In particular, there
are two types of screen, that are changing constantly. The first one, as can be seen in Figure
2. .3a, indicates general parameters related to the MR3000SB:
LINE 1. Typology of the instrument, together with the battery voltage
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LINE 2. IP address of the instrument.
LINE 3. Values set for the trigger on the three axes. When trigger is 'disabled' or its mode
is 'STA/LTA', this is clearly shown on the LCD display
LINE . Number of events recorded on the SD card.
a)
b)
Figure 2. .3. First (a) and second (b) screen of the internal display of the MR3000SB.
The second screen (Figure 2. .3b) shows the information related to the last event:
LINE 1. Day and time of the event
LINE 2. Vibration values on the three axes. “A” means amplitude (in mg)
LINE 3. Dominant frequency calculated on the three axes. “F” means frequency (Hz)
The first screen last 10 seconds while the second screen lasts 15 seconds.
2.4.2. MEMS accelerat on sensor
The MR3000SB is equipped with an internal acceleration MEMS sensor MS2008+. It is placed in
the zone under the display.
The main characteristics of the sensor are:
Measuring range: ± g
Dynamic range: typ. 100 dB (@100 Hz BW)
Frequency range: Frequency response DC to 600Hz
Sensitivity: 1.25 V/g (differential)
Noise: typ. 7ug/sqrt(Hz)
It does not require to be periodically re-calibrated since MEMS sensors are very stable during all
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2.4.3. SD Flash Card
The MR3000SB contains an SD-card slot. The SD Flash Card in this slot is used to store the
recordings. To remove the card, you have to push it down, it will then pop-up.
NOTE: Ensure the MR3000SB is turned off before removing and re-inserting the SD Card.
Figure 2. . . Inserting the SD Card from the MR3000SB.
Inserting the SD Card in the card-reader of your PC allows you a fast access to all the data of the
SB. If you have copied all the data, you can format the SD Card.
2.4.4. Real-t me clock w th nternal backup-battery
The SB is equipped with a real-time clock with back-up battery, located on the main board at the
lower right end. Even if the SB is switched off, the clock continues working.
Figure 2. .5. The internal Lithium battery. Replacement by the user is possible without any special tool.

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2.4.5. Battery
In the SB, the internal battery guarantees about 60 hours of autonomy in stand-alone mode, 0
hours in normal mode with communication with other units. It is a 12 V battery, 12 Ah.
2.4.6. ST connectors
In the case the standard FO version is ordered, then a cable with ST connectors is connected to
the point 6 in Figure 2. .1. This is highlighted in the Figure 2. .6.
Figure 2. .6. ST connectors in case of FO kit.
2.4.7. Dev ce sw tch
Between the relay terminals and the AC/DC converter, a fuse can be used simply to turn on and
turn off the MR3000SB. It is indicated with F1. It is a 1.6 AT /250 V fuse, with dimensions 5×20 mm.
When you open the MR3000SB for the first time, you have to put it back in place, because it is
provided as opened, such that the SB is not powered.
Figure 2. .7. Device switch.

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2.4.8. Relays
The relays (optional) can be configured in the software (see section . .7). For an accurate electric
scheme, look Figure 2. .8.
a)
b)
Figure 2. .8. Terminal for relays (a) and electric scheme (b).
2.4.9. AC/DC converter
In Figure 2. .9 it is possible to see the hardware structure and terminals related to the AC/DC
converter. If an external fuse is necessary or utilized, minimum requirements need to be considered
to avoid nuisance tripping of the circuit breaker. A minimum value of 10A B- or 6A C-Characteristic
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Figure 2. .9. AC/DC converter.
2.4.10. DC board
In case of DC version, the AC/DC converter is replaced by a dedicated board for an external DC
power (see Figure 2. .10).
Figure 2. .10. DC board.
2.4.11. Term nal label
To better understand the terminals and the electric connection of the relays and the AC power, a
label with this information has been placed on the cover of the MR3000SB. It is also represented in
Figure 2. .11.

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a) b)
Figure 2. .11. Label with information on the terminals of relay and power for: a) MR3000SB with AC power; b)
MR3000SB with DC power.
Figure 2. .12. Axis orientation in case of horizontal and vertical installation.

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2.4.12. Ax s or entat on
The axis orientation of the MR3000SB depends if the installation is vertical (against a wall) or
horizontal (on the ground). In the Figure 2. .12 the different configurations are shown.
2.4.13. Installat on
For a fixed installation of the SB, it is possible to directly fix the SB or to use a mounting plate.
In the first case, the holes (number 1 in the Figures 2. .13 and 2. .1 ) close to the screws (number
2 in the same figures) can be used. The screws are used to fix the cover to the box containing all
the electronics of the SB.
Figure 2. .13. Cover part of the SB, from an internal point of view.
Figure 2. .1 . Internal view of the SB.
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