CorroVenta SUPERVISION 2.0 User manual

SUPERVISION® 2.0
USER MANUAL

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Table of Contents
Intended use........................................................................................................................................ 2
Manufacturing Directive ..................................................................................................................... 3
SuperVision® 2.0 is CE approved......................................................................................................... 3
Safety information............................................................................................................................... 4
Delivery inspection.............................................................................................................................. 5
Product Overview................................................................................................................................ 6
Installation........................................................................................................................................... 8
Deleting wireless nodes from Gateway............................................................................................... 8
SuperVision® 2.0 Web........................................................................................................................... 12
Introduction to Company and Business Unit ................................................................................ 13
User privileges - Creation of new User accounts .......................................................................... 13
Introduction to Project.................................................................................................................. 15
Add customer details and other administrative information to the project ................................ 15
Working with the project .............................................................................................................. 16
Edit settings to machines .................................................................................................................. 17
Create Alarms................................................................................................................................ 18
Analyse/Monitor the progress with diagrams - MultiView........................................................... 18
Create report................................................................................................................................. 20
Move systems, merge and split projects....................................................................................... 21
How to move data......................................................................................................................... 21
Provide Customers with access to the system.............................................................................. 22
Change Contact information, Password and Language with user account................................... 23
Trouble Shooting................................................................................................................................... 24
Sensor Node battery replacement................................................................................................ 25
Technical data ....................................................................................................................................... 25

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User Manual SuperVision® 2.0
Intended use
The SuperVision® 2.0 is a remote monitoring and control system developed and intended for the
digital ES-family of dehumidifiers and turbines, machines that are intended for professional
construction drying and water damage restoration.
The SuperVision® 2.0 consists of a gateway and up to six wireless sensor nodes, each capable of
carrying two relative humidity and temperature sensors and one Wood Moisture Equivalent (WME)
sensor. The gateway collects all the information from the machines as well as the sensors and sends
it to an internet server where the user can access it, make required adjustments to the settings of
the machines as well as starting and stopping the operation, saving travelling costs as well as time.
The installation of the SuperVision® 2.0 requires no internet access nor any preparations. Systems
that are installed automatically start to report to the server. When the project is finished, a project
report with measurements as well as machines used and energy consumed, is prepared more or less
with the push of a button.
•High Capacity –up to eight machines and 6
wireless sensor nodes
•Easily installed –power and communication
to gateway through single cable. Battery
powered, wireless sensor nodes.
•Mesh technology –for optimum coverage.
•Robust –local buffers and acknowledged
transmissions prevents data loss.
•Energy saving –allows the user to stop the
machines as soon as the job is completed

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Manufacturing Directive
SuperVision® 2.0 is CE approved.
Waiver of Liability
•Faulty, incorrect installations and/or incorrect use can cause damage to property and human
injury.
•The manufacturer assumes no responsibility or liability for damages or injuries caused by
non-compliance with the instructions herein, use for other purposes than the intended, or
failure to observe its warnings. Such damage, injuries or liabilities are not covered by the
product warranty.
•The product warranty does not cover consumables or normal wear and tear.
•It is the responsibility of the buyer to inspect the product at time of delivery and before use
to ensure its good function. The product warranty does not cover damage resulting from use
of faulty products.
•Changes or modifications to the equipment must not be made without written consent by
Corroventa Avfuktning AB.
•The product, technical data and/or installation and operation instructions can be changed
without prior notice.
•This manual contains information that is protected by the Intellectual Property laws. No part
of this manual may be copied, stored in an information system or transferred in any form or
in any way without the written consent of Corroventa Avfuktning AB.
Any comments on the contents of this document shall be sent or addressed to:
Corroventa Avfuktning AB
Mekanikervägen 3
564 35 Bankeryd, SWEDEN
Tel [phone]
Fax [phone]
E-mail [email protected]

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Safety information
This equipment can be used by children aged eight (8) years or above and people with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or with lack of experience and knowledge provided they have
been given instructions and information on how it is safely used and that they understand the
hazards involved.
Children must not be allowed to play with the equipment. Cleaning and maintenance must only be
carried out by suitably trained and qualified personnel.
Electrical installations made in connection with the installation of the SuperVision® 2.0 shall only be
made by authorized personnel in accordance with local and national regulations.
Furthermore, the following warnings and instructions shall be read and observed:
1. The SuperVision® 2.0 is intended for indoor use only.
2. The machine to which SuperVision® 2.0 is connected must not be started until the
SuperVision® 2.0 gateway has been connected.
3. Do not use SuperVision® 2.0 near medical equipment without requesting permission.
4. The operation of cardiac pacemakers, other implanted medical equipment and hearing aids
can be affected by interference from SuperVision® 2.0 Gateways or Wireless Sensor Nodes
placed close to the product. If in doubt about potential danger, contact the physician or the
manufacturer of the product to verify that the equipment is properly shielded. Pacemaker
patients are advised to keep the product away from the pacemaker, while it is on.
5. Do not use SuperVision® 2.0 in areas where use of two-way radios is prohibited or restricted.
The wireless sensor nodes are battery powered and are active even when the gateway is not
powered.
6. Do not use SuperVision® 2.0 in an area where a potentially explosive atmosphere exists.
7. Remember that interference can occur if it is used close to TV sets, radios, computers or
inadequately shielded equipment. Follow any special regulations and always switch off the
product wherever forbidden, or when you suspect that it may cause interference or danger.
8. SuperVision® 2.0 operates using radio signals and cellular networks and therefore,
connection cannot be guaranteed at all times under all conditions. Therefore, the system
must never be relied upon for essential communication like emergency stop of connected
machines.
9. Water must not come in contact with the electrical components of the equipment. If this has
happened, ensure that the equipment is dry before it is used again.
10. Repairs and maintenance of the SuperVision® 2.0 must only be made by qualified personnel.
11. The SuperVision® 2.0 must never be used with any other accessories than those listed in this
manual or those specifically approved by Corroventa Avfuktning AB.
For further advice on product safety and use, please contact the supplier.

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Delivery inspection
The SuperVision® 2.0 is delivered with the following items included:
SuperVision® 2.0 transport case with carrying
sling
1 pc
Gateway
1 pc
Wireless Sensor Nodes
2 pcs
System cable, 0.5 meter
1 pc
SuperVision® 2.0 RHT sensor
4 pcs

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Product Overview
The Wireless Sensor nodes included with the SuperVision® 2.0 have the following external features:
A. LED status indicators for Sensor communication and Gateway communication. The meaning
of the indications are found below.
B. Two connectors for RHT, Relative Humidity and Temperature sensors.
C. Fixation points on the respective sides.
D. 3.5mm connector for WME, Wood Moisture Equivalent, sensor.
E. Push button.
The SuperVision® 2.0 Gateway is equipped with:
F. Push button.
G. Connector for connection to digital ES family machine through System Cable.
H. Fixation points supplemented also with magnetic feet for attachment to machine or other
magnetic surface.
I. LED status indicators for Data communication (DATA COM) and for Sensor Node
communication. The meaning of these indications are found below.

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At the front of the Gateway as well as the Sensor Nodes, there are also stickers with the respective
units’ serial numbers (SN). These numbers are the identities presented and used by the SuperVision®
2.0 server available through the Internet.
The meaning of the respective indications on the Gateway and the Wireless Sensor Node are found
on labels at the back of the respective units.
The Gateway has one indicator for the Data communication (DATA COM), and one for the
communication with the Wireless Sensor Nodes, Node COM. Under normal operation, when
everything works as intended, the DATA COM indication is normally constant green, changing only
when data transmissions are done. The Node Com indication is normally green with intermittent
blinks, the number of which reflect how many sensor nodes are paired to the Gateway. The Gateway
can hold six nodes in its list and this list is deleted by keeping the button pushed when the unit
powers up.
The sensor node indicators are normally not lit in order to save battery. To check the function of all
the connected sensors, up to two RHT sensors and one WME sensor, one simply pushes the button
and then observes the LED indicators. If everything is working as it should, the Gateway COM
indicator will turn green to say that the measurement data message sent to the Gateway has been
acknowledged. Meanwhile, the Sensor indicator will blink in green once for every sensor connected
and functioning. If there are malfunctioning sensors, the corresponding blinks will be red. If so,
trouble shoot by removing and/or replacing sensors and then try again.
Gateway indications Wireless Sensor Node indications

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Installation
The SuperVision® 2.0 gateway is connected to a digital ES-series machine through a System Cable
providing both power to the unit and communication. If the SuperVision® 2.0 is to monitor and allow
control of several machines, these machines need to be linked to each other through System Cables,
allowing the gateway to communicated with them all. Up to eight (8) machines can be linked
together and connected to the same SuperVision® 2.0 gateway.
Regardless of whether there is only one or several machines, once the cables are installed, a network
must be created through the Network menu of the intended Master machine. Any ES-machine can
serve as the Master and if the intent is only to have remote control and monitoring of all the
machines, it does not matter which machine is selected for the task. The only time it matters which
machine is the Master is if the machines shall cooperate locally, for instance through use of the
pressure drying functionality where the turbine must be made the Master in the network.
Once networked, all machines will be started and stopped through the Master machine of the
network. Through the control panel of the Master machine, it is also possible to change settings in all
the other machines if that is of benefit in the situation. If not, all of the settings for the individual
machine are still available on the machine itself.
Deleting wireless nodes from Gateway
If pairing a new wireless node to the Gateway does not work, it may be so that it already has six
nodes associated. To clear the memory of the Gateway, switch off the power to the machine
supplying the Gateway, push and hold the Gateway button while restarting the machine.

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To install the SuperVision® 2.0, proceed as follows
1. Connect all the machines that are to be monitored with system cables. Each machine has two
system connectors allowing the machines to be connected in a chain, from one to the other,
from that to the next and so forth.
2. Connect the Gateway, preferably to the intended Master machine.
3. On the intended Master machine, enter the Network menu and select to create network,
pushing the Create button.
If there are several machines connected, when the creation process is through, verify
that all of the machines that are physically connected are found among the slave
machines listed.
If the SuperVision® 2.0 gateway is the only unit connected, when the creation process
is finished, the machine will say that no slaves were found. Thereafter, with some
delay, at the bottom of the screen it will present the text “SuperVision® 2.0
connected”.
When returning to the default view of the machine, at the top and in front of the word
Master, there will now be a SuperVision® 2.0 symbol. At first, before the gateway has
established connection to the cellular network, the symbol will flash and be empty. As
soon as the network connection is established, it will stop flashing and the level to
which it is filled will reflect the quality of the reception.
SuperVision® 2.0 symbol:
Reflects cellular network
connection. When symbol is empty
and flashing, there is no connection
with the cellular network.

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4. Once the Gateway is installed, proceed with required Sensor Nodes. If the Sensor Nodes
were used with this Gateway last time, there is no need to pair them as they remember their
previous settings. Continue with step 5.
If the Sensor Nodes are new or come from another SuperVision® 2.0 system, pair the nodes,
one by one, to the Gateway by doing the following:
•Simultaneously push and hold the buttons on the Gateway and on the sensor node.
When the Gateway LED on the Sensor Node turns green, the pairing is completed.
The pairing and the function can be checked at any time by pushing the button on the Sensor
Node. When the button is pushed, a measurement message is sent to the Gateway and if it is
received and acknowledged, the Gateway LED on the Sensor Node will turn green. At the
same time, the Sensor LED on the Sensor Node will flash once for every functioning sensor
connected.
5. For each and every sensor node to be used, proceed as follows:
Connect the RHT sensor(s) and, if required, the WME sensor. Install the Sensor Node
where it is required. Push the button and observe the LEDs at the top. The Sensor
LED shall flash green once for every sensor connected and the Gateway LED shall
turn green to confirm that there is connection with the Gateway.
Make a note of what Sensor Node serial number is used for given position and where
the respective sensors are positioned. Alternatively, take a photo where the number
is readable and where it can be seen how the sensors are installed.
6. Before leaving the site, either check the web to see that all the units are available there or
check the Master machine. As soon as the SuperVision® 2.0 symbol is present in the default
view, there is also a SuperVision® 2.0 menu available with one push of the upper left button.
In this menu, the system presents the quality of its cellular network connection, how many
Sensor Nodes it has heard and total of number of sensors connected. The last row presents
how many sensor errors there are. Check that the reception is good, that the number of
sensor nodes and sensors presented correspond to what has been installed and that there
are no failing sensors.
In order to ensure that the all the data collected by the system is easily found and
understood during later analysis, make a note of the Serial Number (SN) of the Gateway.
Furthermore, if multiple sensors are used for different purposes, make notes of the identities
and the sensor inputs used for each purpose. The below is an example of what information
is suitably documented at the work site in situations where there are more units and more
parallel projects on-going for all details to be remembered at a later stage. An alternative to
making notes of it is naturally to take pictures where the units can be identified.

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Project/work order:
Address:
Gateway Identity:
Wireless Node Serial
No:
Position RHT Sensor 1:
Position RHT Sensor 2:
Position WME Sensor:
Wireless Node Serial
No:
Position RHT Sensor 1:
Position RHT Sensor 2:
Position WME Sensor:
Wireless Node Serial
No:
Position RHT Sensor 1:
Position RHT Sensor 2:
Position WME Sensor:
Wireless Node Serial
No:
Position RHT Sensor 1:
Position RHT Sensor 2:
Position WME Sensor:
Wireless Node Serial
No:
Position RHT Sensor 1:
Position RHT Sensor 2:
Position WME Sensor:
Machine 1 Serial no:
Position/role:
Machine 2 Serial no:
Position/role:
Machine 3 Serial no:
Position/role:
Machine 4 Serial no:
Position/role:

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SuperVision® 2.0 Web
At the top, to the right, are the main menus of the SuperVision® 2.0.
A. Home View The default view. Dashboard type overview of the projects.
B. Project View Provides editing of project data. Allocation to customer and user etc.
C. Drop down menu list available through push of arrow:
Multi View
Creation of graphs for analysis and reporting.
Creation of reports.
Systems
Technical overview.
Companies
Presents contact details for the company. Not involved in
normal usage of the system.
Business Units
Creation and maintenance of Business Units within the
company. Every company must have minimum one
Business Unit.
Customers
Used for creation and maintenance of Customer
information
Devices
Allows for search of gateway, nodes and machines. To
see where they are being used and where they have
been used.
Alarms
An overview of all the alarms defined with the on-going
projects and their respective status.
Users
Creation and maintenance of user accounts.

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Languages
Editing of languages, the translations used for the texts
on the web site.
Report Templates
Overview of available templates. Template files can be
downloaded for editing. The edited file is then uploaded
through creation of new template in the MultiView
Report mode.
D. Drop down menu with logout and settings for user account, password, language and date
and time format.
Introduction to Company and Business Unit
SuperVision® 2.0 is designed to support small as well as large organizations where there are many
different local offices or subsidiaries that work independently with their own set of personnel and
equipment. To this purpose, the Company includes one or several Business Units, each with their
own set of personnel and equipment. Users with Company Admin privileges, the highest level, can
see all of the Business Units and their respective projects whereas the other types of users in the
system only will see the projects and the SuperVision® Gateways that belong to their respective
Business Units.
User privileges - Creation of new User accounts
In the system there are several user account types, each with different levels of rights and privileges
as follows:
Company Admin
Company Admin has full user privileges and can see all of the information in all Business Units within
the company.
The Company Admin can create new Business Units as well as new user accounts of all types. The
Company Admin is also the only user level that allows for creation of Customer accounts that shall be
available within the entire company, all different Business Units.
The company admin can also transfer SuperVision® 2.0 Gateways between the different Business
Units if hardware is to be lended or perhaps permanently transferred to another office.
Unit Admin
The Unit Admin has full user privileges within the Business Unit. This user can create new user
accounts within the Business Unit and also create Customer accounts available for his or her own
Business Unit. Customers that might be served by several different Business units are preferably
registered by the Company Admin so that the same account will be accessible within the entire
company.

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Project Admin
The Project Admin is authorized to manage all projects, edit and change all data including to what
Customer and to what User the given project is allocated. The Project Admin cannot create new
Users or Customers, only select between already existing ones.
User
The User account provides access only to the projects that has been allocated to the given User. With
those projects, the User can change machine settings, use MultiView to analyse the process etc.
Closing the project however, is a function that must be performed with Project Admin or Company
Admin privileges.
Customer Guest
A read-only account that provides access only to the projects allocated to given Customer account.
With the account, the guest can study the project view and see what is currently happening as well
as studying the development using the graphs of the project view itself. The Guest does not have
access to the MultiView and thus he can neither generate graphs with multiple sensor input nor
create reports.
Project Guest
A read-only account that provides access only to a given project. Access is granted to the project
view, not the MultiView.
User accounts can be created by Company Admin and
Unit Admin users. To create and account, enter the
Users menu push the Create new button at the top
right of the screen. Enter the required information in
the form that appears and then push the Create
button.
At push of create, an email is automatically sent to
the new user containing an activation link that the
new user must follow to activate the account. In the
email, there is also an auto-generated password that
must be used for the first login.

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Introduction to Project
The SuperVision® 2.0 manages all data in project form. When installed and powered up, the Gateway
will automatically start report data to the web server and if the Gateway does already not belong to
an existing open project, a new default project will automatically be created. Administrative tasks like
giving the project another more telling name, allocating it to a certain customer and so forth can be
done whenever convenient. If preferred, it is of course also possible to prepare the installation by
creating a project and allocating a Gateway to it.
One Gateway supports up to eight machines and ten wireless sensor nodes. For larger installations,
requiring more than 8 machines or with machines physically distributed, several Gateways can be
allocated to a single project, allowing the entire installation to be jointly monitored, analyzed and
reported.
For ease-of-use and easy understanding, within the project, the machines and the sensors can be
given alias names such as “Kitchen floor” or whatever is applicable to the installation. These names
are also project specific and will not follow the hardware when they, at a later stage, are used in
other installations.
Add customer details and other administrative information to the project
Open the Projects view, the table with all the projects, and for the selected project, push the Edit
button at the far right, highlighted in the picture below.
In this view, a project can be allocated to a Customer.
Customers accounts, with contact information, are created in the Customer view.

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Working with the project
In the project view, there is an alarm indicator with each row, normally green, that turns red if there
is a problem detected with the unit or if a user created alarm has been triggered.
The pencil symbol is used with every row/unit that can be given an alias name. For instance,
a sensor node can be named “Kitchen”, if that is where it is used, to make the reading and the
evaluation of the results easier.
To view all the data from a sensor node, just click on the arrow symbol to the right and the view will
be expanded to present all the measurements from the sensor. In the example below, there is no
WME sensor connected and therefore that row is grey and the measurement replaced by dash “-“.

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Edit settings to machines
Each machine on the network is presented with its serial number and also a power indicator. In the
example below, the power indicator is red meaning that the machine is not currently operating.
To turn the machines in the network on and off, select to change settings on the Master machine and
switch Job Control on or off as required. To get the settings window, push the Settings button after
the power indicator.
The Settings window presents all the
settings available for the selected machine.
The example to the right is from an A2ES
that acts as Master of the local network and
therefore the Job Control setting is
available, turning all the machines on and
off.
Once all required changes have been made,
push the Set button to send the order to
the machine.
In the project view, the SuperVision® 2.0
presents the status of the change order so
that the user will know when it has been
received by the Gateway and, finally, when
the actual changes have been made by the
machine(s).

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Create Alarms
The alarm bell icon is displayed by every measurement data that can be used for automatic
alarms. With this functionality, the SuperVision® will send an email as soon as for instance the
humidity has come down to target level.
To set an alarm that triggers when humidity is lower than RH 50%, push Alarm bell by given sensor
value, write 50 in the value field and select “<” (less than) in the compare field.
The Alarm view presents all alarms that are currently actively monitored and their respective status,
if they are triggered or not.
Analyse/Monitor the progress with diagrams - MultiView
In the MultiView, required diagrams are very easily created.
At the top, select what project is to be presented. The time frame, to and from, is automatically set
to the start and end dates of the project and the time frame can also easily be adjusted in the
diagram after creation.
Under Systems, the Gateway is selected. Most projects will use only one Gateway but it is possible to
merge several systems into one project.
Once the Gateway is selected, all available sensors and machines are presented under Nodes and as
soon as applicable units have been selected, the available data is presented under Sensors.
Once all selections have been made, push Add chart button at the bottom of the screen.

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Multiple diagrams can be created and if these are
of interest for use later on, the Save view
functionality is found in a drop down menu at the
top as indicated here to the right.
The diagrams created are easily tailored to specific needs. The time frame displayed, by default the
entire project duration, is easily changed by simply dragging and dropping the start and the end
markers below the diagram. In addition, there are quick selects for different time frames at the top
left as well as start and end dates available at the top right.
At the bottom left, there are also zoom and y-scale panning options that can be used to further
improve the presentation. If certain data points are of interest, these are shown in detail when the
cursor is moved across the diagram.
A. Y-Scale zoom and pan functions
B. Drag and drop start and end points.