Elster Instromet DL210 Specification sheet

DataLoggerDL210
DL210
DataLoggerDL210
OperatingManualandInstallation Instructions
OperatingManual:73018816 SWversion:fromV1.00
Issued18.09.2006 (a)Edition:

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Contents
Part 1.......................................................................................................................11
1Brief description..............................................................................................12
1.1 Functionsand performancefeatures....................................................................12
2Operation..........................................................................................................15
2.1 Frontpanel...........................................................................................................15
2.2 Display..................................................................................................................16
2.2.1 Line1=Labels.............................................................................................16
2.2.2 Line2=Value withnameand unit................................................................18
2.3 Operation..............................................................................................................18
2.3.1 Movement withinthelist structure.................................................................18
2.3.2 Meaning of the keypad..................................................................................19
2.4 Formation ofthe list structure...............................................................................20
2.4.1 Summarycharts, List Structure(1)...............................................................20
2.4.2 Summarycharts, List Structure(2)...............................................................21
2.4.3 Summarycharts, List Structure(3)...............................................................22
2.4.4 Summarycharts, List Structure(4)...............................................................23
2.4.5 Summarycharts, Submenus"U1" to"U9"....................................................24
2.5 Changing values...................................................................................................25
2.5.1 Differentiatingbetween values(dataclasses)...............................................25
2.5.2 Entryfunction................................................................................................26
2.5.3 Entryerrors...................................................................................................27
2.5.4 Exampleof changing values.........................................................................28
2.6 Securingthe values(access rights)......................................................................30
2.6.1 Calibration lock and calibration switch..........................................................30
2.6.2 Access lock "PTBlogbook"...........................................................................30
2.6.3 Supplierand customerlocks.........................................................................31
2.6.4 Opening, changing and closingthe supplier'slock.......................................31
2.6.5 Opening, changing and closingthe customer'slock.....................................34
3Functional description....................................................................................35
3.1 List structureforInput 1andInput2.....................................................................35
3.1.1 Input 1set ascounting input.........................................................................35
3.1.2 Input 1set asencoderinput..........................................................................36
3.1.3 Input 1set assignalinput.............................................................................37
3.1.4 Input 2issignalling input (unmodifiable)......................................................37
3.1.5 Description ofthe values...............................................................................37
3.1.6 Submenu encoderdata.................................................................................42
3.2 Archivesinthe DL210..........................................................................................44
3.2.1 Valuescommon inallarchives.....................................................................45
3.2.2 Structureof the montharchiveInput1..........................................................46
3.2.3 Structureof meas. period anddayvaluearchivesInput1...........................48
3.2.4 Measurement periodand memorydepth......................................................49
3.2.5 Applicationasflowrecordingdevice.............................................................49
3.2.6 Applicationashigh flowdisplaydevice.........................................................51

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3.2.7 Systeminterface............................................................................................52
3.2.8 Reading outarchives.....................................................................................54
3.3 Statuslist..............................................................................................................57
3.3.1 Description ofthe values...............................................................................57
3.3.2 Submenu: Statusregister..............................................................................58
3.3.3 Submenu: Momentarystatus.........................................................................58
3.3.4 Submenu: Logbook.......................................................................................59
3.3.5 Submenu: Changesarchive(audit trail)........................................................60
3.3.6 Submenu: PTBlogbook.................................................................................61
3.3.7 Description of valuesshowninthe audit trailand PTBlogbook....................62
3.3.8 The statusregister.........................................................................................63
3.3.9 Summaryofmessage numbers.....................................................................64
3.3.10 Explanation of the messages........................................................................65
3.3.11 Determiningan errormessage......................................................................67
3.3.12 Clearing an alarmorawarning.....................................................................68
3.3.13 Eventsinthe DL210......................................................................................69
3.4 Systemlist.............................................................................................................77
3.4.1 Description ofthe values...............................................................................77
3.5 Servicelist.............................................................................................................79
3.5.1 Description ofthe values...............................................................................79
3.6 Interfacelist...........................................................................................................83
3.6.1 Description ofthe values...............................................................................83
3.6.2 Opticalinterface(Interface1)........................................................................87
3.6.3 Modemoperation inthe DL210(Interface2).................................................87
3.6.4 Short messagesintheDL210 (SMSfunction)...............................................88
3.7 Userlist.................................................................................................................95
4Operation under calibration............................................................................97
4.1 Setting the parameterson site..............................................................................97
4.2 Checkingthe set values........................................................................................97
4.3 Calibration inspection............................................................................................97
4.4 Sealing..................................................................................................................98
4.5 Seallayout............................................................................................................99
4.6 Recalibration of the DL210..................................................................................100
Part 2.....................................................................................................................101
5Installation......................................................................................................102
5.1 Mounting options.................................................................................................103
5.2 Antenna options..................................................................................................104
5.2.1 Option: Externalantenna.............................................................................104
5.2.2 Option: HousingforGSMantenna..............................................................104
5.3 Installation procedure..........................................................................................105
5.3.1 Mounting the device....................................................................................105
5.3.2 Terminallayout............................................................................................108
5.3.3 Settingsformodemoperation.....................................................................109
5.3.4 Setting the customer-specificparameters...................................................109
5.3.5 Functionaltesting........................................................................................110
5.3.6 Setting forinterfacingtoWinVIEW&WinLISevaluation software...............111

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5.4 Maintenance.......................................................................................................112
5.4.1 Batteryreplacement (basicunit).................................................................112
5.4.2 Batteryreplacement (modembattery).........................................................114
5.4.3 Batteryservicelife.......................................................................................115
Appendix..............................................................................................................118
Appendix A: Approvals..................................................................................119
A-1 ECDeclaration of ConformanceforDL210........................................................119
Appendix B: Technical data...........................................................................121
B-1 Generaldata(mechanical).................................................................................121
B-2 Powersupply......................................................................................................121
B-3 Encoder, pulseand message inputs..................................................................122
B-4 Opticalinterface.................................................................................................123
B-5 Measurement uncertainty...................................................................................123
Appendix C: Data list......................................................................................124
Appendix D: Index...........................................................................................133

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ISafetyinstructions
F The connectionsoftheDL210arefreelyaccessibleduringsettingup.Inorderto
avoiddamagetothecomponents,makesurethatnoelectrostaticdischarge(ESD)
canoccur.
The personcarryingouttheinstallationcan,forexample,dischargehimself/herselfby
touchingthepotentialequalisationline.
F Toavoiderroneousoperation and problems, the operating manualmust beread
beforeputting the DL210intooperation. Inparticularthe descriptionsinChapter5
shouldbe followed.

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IIItemssuppliedandaccessories
II-1 Includeditems
The followingitemsareincluded withtheDL210:
a)DataLoggerDL210
b)Dispatchlist
c)Design datasheet
d)OperatingManual
e)Bag of accessories
II-2 Ordering informationand accessories
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· Completedevice 834 80 070
Accessories
· GSMantenna, external4m730 18 956
· GSMantenna, external10m730 18 957
· GSMantenna housing(forext. antenna)730 17 320
· Top-hat rail holder041 95 063
· Wall-mounting bracket041 95 035
· Controlpanelmounting frame041 95 064
· Universalretaining bracket forpipemounting730 18 057
· Operatingmanual, German 730 18 815
· Bag of accessoriesDL2xx730 18 291
· Batterymodule, 16.5Ah(forbasicdevice)730 15 774
· Batterymodule, 2.1Ah(formainsoperation)730 16 294
· Batterymodule, 13 Ah(forGSMmodem)730 17 964
· IRreadouthead(with6-poleBinderplug)73015883
· KD-100/PS2readoutcable73015152
· Interfacecableforinternalconnection 73017970
· IRreadoutheadwithDSUBsocket730 17 812
· IRreadoutheadwithUSBconnectionincl.driverCD 04115530

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Part 1
Device description
relevant to calibration

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1Briefdescription
1.1Functionsandperformancefeatures
General remarks:
The DataLoggerDL220isintended asabatteryoperated,compactdevice,capableof
beingcalibrated,forthe acquisition and storage ofcountingpulsesorencoderreadingsas
well aslevelchangesforvarioustypesofenergy:
· One countinginput(I1)and one signallinginput (I2)withacommon ground for
connection toageneratoroutside ofthe Exarea.
· Acquisition and archiving ofmeterreadingsand maximaforInput1.
· Systemmonitoring (signalling function)withappropriatereactionsviaInput2: Entryin
the measurement period archiveofInput1and/ormessage viaremotedatatransfer
(SMSmessage)toup totworecipients.
Approvals:
· PTBapprovalashigh-flowdisplaydeviceand asflowrecording deviceforthe media
gasand water.
Operatorinterface:
· 2-line, 16-placeLCD,plain-text description of the values.
· Operationvia4cursorkeys, specialfunctionsbyoperation of twokeys.
· Programming viakeypad possible.
· Access tothe deviceviadifferentlevelspossible:
Officialcalibration(switchindeviceseparatelysealed), manufacturer, supplieror
customer.
· Selectablewriteand read rightsforvariousvalues.
Powersupply:
· Externalvoltagesupply9VDC –24 VDC forrelievingthe deviceand modembattery.
· Batteryoperation forbasicunit; servicelifedependson operating mode ³8years.
· Batteryoperation forGSMmodemunit; servicelifedepending onoperating mode ³4
years
· Optional: AdditionalbatteryforGSMmodem
· Batteryreplacement possiblewithoutloss of dataand without violationof calibration
seals.
· Databack-upof allsystemdataand relevantbilling data(e.g. month-end readings,
maxima...)without batterysupplyusing EEPROM.
Datainterface:
· Opticalinterfaceaccording toIEC62056-21 (IEC1107)
· InternalGSMorGSM/GPRSmodem.

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Pulse / signallinginputs:
· Input 1programmableaspulse, signallingorencoderinput(Namur, SCR).
· Input 2permanentlyconfigured assignalling input.
· Possibleconnection of reed contactsandtransistorswitchesonbothinputs.
· Maximumcountingfrequency inpulseoperation 10 Hz.
· Calibrated counter, adjustablecounter(undersupplier'slock),incrementing
measurement periodcounteranddaycounterseparateforInput1.
Mechanical details/housing:
· Wall-mounted housing, 122x122x91mm (WxHxD)
· Optional: Externalmounting feet, top-hatrailmounting orpanel-mountingframe
· Mounting and deviceinstallationwithoutbreaking the calibration seals.
· Temperaturerange forbasicunit: -20°C...+60°C;
temperaturerange withvariousoptions: seeAppendixB-1.
· Class ofprotection: IP64, non-condensing atmosphere.
Software:
· Archives
a)Acounting channel(I1)with11500 entries(approx. 15.5monthsmemorydepthwith
60 min. measuring period -depending onotherentries).
b)Month-end readingsaswellasdayand measurement period maximaof the last15
monthsforInput 1.
c)Logbook:250 entries
d)Audit trail(changeslogbook): 200 entries
e)PTBlogbook: 50 entries
f)DayvaluearchiveforInput1: 500entries
· Event controlledarchivingof themeterreadings.
· Backup of allsystemdatainan EEPROMafterchanges.
· Automaticsaving of dateand allcounterreadings1xperday
· Displayof the archived valuespossibleon the displayincl. skipfunction inarchive.
· Computationof measurement periodvalue (consumption)inarchivepossibleon-line.
· Calibrated counterand adjustablecountersaved inthe archives.
· Separateread-outmodesforsupplier,customer,maintenanceandnetworkoperator
(i.e. support ofup to4independent read-outpartiespossible).
· Provisionof adayboundary; value canbe called intodisplay.
· Displayof the momentaryflow.
· Measurement periodof 1...60 minutesand 1...24 h.
· Displayof current, lastdayandmeasurementperiod consumptionson display.
· Provisionof ameasuring pointidentifieraccordingtoAssociation Agreement.
· Alsonon-decade pulsevaluescanbe programmed.
· Threemodesforthe selectionof summer/wintertime(none, automatic, manualsetting).

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GSMmode(standard):
· Remotedatatransmission infreelyselectabletimewindows.
· Auto-loginat start of the fourpossiblecallwindows.
· Applicationof TWINcardspossiblethrough different callwindows.
· Remoteadjustment of allvaluespossibledepending on lock status.
· Access monitoringforreadout andsettingof valuesvialocks.
· Different GSMantennascan be useddepending on on-siterequirements.
· PINsupport forSIMcardsecurity.
· Displayof networkoperatorand receptionstrength.
GPRSmode(optionTSC):
· Allfunctionsof theGSMoperating mode.
· GPRSdatalink(viaTAINYSwitching Center,Dr.Neuhaus)possiblewithexternal
voltage supply.
Sendingshortmessages (SMS):
· Ten differentbrief messagesviaSMStoacontrolstationwithGSMmodemoramobile
phone based on messagesoccurring inthe DL210.
· Sendingof anSMtoup totworecipientspossible.
· Uptoten different customised listseachwithup to15 valuesperlist whichcanbe sent
viaSMS(incl.abbreviated designationand unit).
· SMinitiation fortest purposespossibleondevice.
Monitoringfunctions
· Monitoringof signallinginputswithappropriatereactions(e.g. warning, entriesinthe
logbookormeasurement period archive, sending ashort message).
· Monitoringof programmablelimits.
· Internalmonitoring ofthe HWandSWfunctionsinthe unit.

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2Operation
2.1Frontpanel
Foroperation atwo-line LCD displaywith16 placesperline andfourcursorkeys is
provided on the frontpanel:
Status
Arc.
Submenu
Menu
CLR
HOME ESCENTER
MadeinGermany
Prefix
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320xxxx
Fabr.Nr./Ser.No:
Baujahr/Year:
2006
Belastungs-Registriergerät
und Höchstbelastungs-
Anzeigegerät fmax=10 Hz
*=ungeeichteWerte
xx.xx
xxxx
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2.2Display
Basiclayoutof thedisplay:
Prefix Archive Devicestatus Menu
m a x á A W B I n p u t
1 à
Submenu
V b P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 8 m 3
Bothlinesinthe displayaresubdivided intofieldswhicharedescribed below.
2.2.1Line1=Labels
The firstline issubdivided intothe followingfivefields:
1.Prefix(typeofcomputation)
The typeof computationidentifiesso-called"initialvalues"(alsotermed "capturevalues").
Thesearevalueswhichhavebeenformed overatimeperiod(e.g. the adjustable
measurement periodorone month). Labels:
- maxMaximum–highest value withinthe timerange
- minMinimum–lowestvalue withinthe timerange
- DChange–volumewithinthetimerange
- ÆMean –meanwithinthe timerange
2.Archive
If an arrowpointsupwardstothe label"Archive", then the displayed valueisan archived
value. Thiswasfrozenat adefinedpointintimeand cannot be changed.
3.Devicestatus
Hereamaximumof three of the most important itemsof statusinformation arecontinually
shown.
Aflashingcharacter signifiesthatthe relevantstateisstillpresent andthe relevant
message ispresentinthe momentarystatus.
Anon-flashingcharacter signifiesthatthe relevant stateispast, but the message inthe
statusregisterhasnot yet beencleared.

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Meaning of the letters:
- A"Alarm"
At least onestatusmessage hasoccurred whichisvalidasan alarm.Alarm
messagesarecopiedintothestatusregisterandareretained here, even after
rectification ofthecauseof theerror,until theyaremanuallycleared.
- W"Warning"
At least onestatusmessage hasoccurred whichisvalidasawarning. Warning
messagesarecopiedintothestatusregisterandareretained here, even after
rectification ofthecauseof theerror,until theyaremanuallycleared.
- B"Batterylow"
The remaining batteryservicelifeisless than 3months.
- P"Programmingmode"
The programming lock(calibration lock)isopen.
- L"PTBlogbook"
The PTBlogbook(calibration logbook)isfull.Modification of the parameterswhich
aretaken intoaccount inthe PTBlogbookareonlypossiblewiththeprogramming
lock (calibration lock)open.
- o"online"
Adatatransmission isrunning viaOPTO-ormodemcommunication. The other
interfacecannot then beusedduring thisperiod.
F Thecalibration lock canonlybeclosedwhenthePTBlogbookisnotfull!
4.Menu
HereisdisplayedtowhichlistaccordingtoChapter2.4the currentlydisplayedvalue
belongs. Insubmenus(indicated byan arrowtothe left, see below)itsnameisdisplayed
whichisidenticaltothe abbreviated designation of theentrypoint.
5.Submenu
- ®(Arrowtothe right)
indicatesthat the displayedvalueistheentrypoint of asubmenu. Thiscanbe called
withthekey[ENTER].
- ¬(Arrowtothe left)
indicatesthat you arelocatedinasubmenuwhichcan bequitwiththekey[ESC]. On
pressing [ESC] youarereturned totheentrypoint of thesubmenu.

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2.2.2Line2=Valuewithnameandunit
Inthe second line the name, valueand (when available)theunit of the dataarealways
shown.
Uncalibrated valuesareidentified forthe userwithan asterisk("*")afterthe abbreviated
designation.
Foruseoutsideof applicationsinvolvingcalibration, the unit can alsobe obtainedwithout
the identification of uncalibrated values.
Exampleof uncalibratedvalues:
V 1 A
*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 8 m 3
Exampleof calibrated values:
V 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 . 8 m 3
2.3Operation
2.3.1Movementwithinthelist structure
Key(s) Description Action
Arrowkey,
up
Upwardsmovement
withinthe currentlist: Fromthe first value
inthe list movement isthen tothe last value.
Arrowkey,
down
Downwardsmovement withinthecurrentlist: Fromthe end of
the list movement isthen tothe first value.
Arrowkey,
left
Skip fromanyvaluewithinatabletothe topvalueof the
columntothe left.1
Arrowkey,
right
Skip fromanyvaluewithinatabletothe topvalueof the
columntothe right.1
+
ENTER Activateentrymode, opensubmenu orupdate
measurements.
+
HOME/CLR Skiptothefirstelementoftheliststructure ortothe latest
entryinanarchive.
+
ESC Skipfromasubmenu tothe menu immediatelyabove.
+
HELP Callstheaddress ofthe displayed value.
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2.3.2Meaningofthekeypad
The meaning of the keypad dependson whetheronlyvaluesarebeingrecalled(operation
–highlightedincolour) orwhethertheDL210 islocated inthe inputmode (shownin
italics):
Note: The precisefunction of the keys during an entryisdescribed inChap. 2.5.2.
Changes theselected
figure
Movestothe
rightfigure
Cancelsthe
entry
Resetsto
defaultvalue
Movestothe
left figure
Callstheenterfunction
Moves toleft
list
Moves upwardsor
downwardswithinthelist
Moves tothe
rightlist
Skipstothe
startofthelist
Callstheenterfunction

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2.4Formationofthelist structure
The datadisplayinthe DL210 isstructuredinatabularform. The individualcolumnsinthe
tableeachcontainassociated values.
2.4.1Summarycharts, ListStructure(1)
InputI1iscounterinput InputI1issignallinginput
ÛV1 MaincounterI1 or St.I1 StatusofsignalinputI1 or
I1to V1.A AdjustablecounterI1 Md.I1 ModeforInput1
"User" Q1 FlowrateI1 MdMI1ModeformonitoringI1
L.MI1 LimitformonitoringI1 SC.I1 SourceformonitoringI1
Md.I1 ModeforI1 L.MI1 LimitformonitoringI1
MdMI1 ModeformonitoringI1 Sp.I1 Statuspointer
SC.I1 SourceformonitoringI1
CP.I1 cpvalueforI1
SNM Serialno. of Meter1
DS.Ca DS-100 numberforV1
DS.Cb DS-100 numberforV1.P
CuNo CustomernumberI1
MP.I1 Measurement periodI1
MP.Re Remain'gtimeinmeas.period I1
DV1MP Incr. meas. periodcounterI1
DV1ML Last meas. periodvalueI1
max V1MP
Max.meas.per.counter
Excurrent month* U1
max V1ML
Max. meas.per.
counterExlast month* U1
DB.I1 DayboundaryforI1
DV1.Dy Current daycounterI1
DV1D.L LastdayvalueI1
max V1.Dy
Max. daycounterI1
current month* U2
max V1D.L
Max. daycounterI1last
month* U2
ArMo1 MontharchiveI1 U3
ArDy1 DayvaluearchiveI1 U4
ArMP1 Meas. periodarchiveI1 U4
FrMP1 Meas. periodarchiveI1frozen
Remarks:
· Formeaning of abbreviated
designations:see Chapter3
and
AppendixC:
·
Submenusarelocated under"U1"
–"U9" (see Chapter: 2.4.5)
· *forflowrecording and highflow
display