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AirTM-100L
02-20/2019 Rev.: 0
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CH1
CH2
GND
+ -
3V3/
GND
2
1
4
6
8
6
5
3
7
11
9
10
1
7
Click!
2b 4a
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5-12 V DC
4b
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5
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Pulse converter
• The Pulse converter counting quantities of pulses from the energy meters (electric-
ity, water, gas).
• The Pulse converter is designed for use on existing gauges even without impulse
output„S0“ (gauge must support sensing).
• AirTM-100 converts gauge consumption using sensors - LS (LED sensor), WS (mag-
netic sensor for water meter), MS (magnetic sensor) or pulse output.
• For each power meter it is necessary to have one Pulse converter AirTM-100.
• With the wireless solution and LoRa communication, it can communicate instantly
to your chosen location and be operated immediately.
• Data is sent to the server from which it can be subsequently displayed as a smart-
phone, application, or Cloud notication
• Anti-sabotage: If access to the device is unauthorized, a message is immediately
sent to the server.
• Power supply: 5-12 V DC or 1x 3.6 V batteries SAFT.
• In the case of external power, the battery is automatically disconnected and serves
as backup power.
• Protection degree IP65.
Characteristics
EN
It is done in your Smartphone application. Enter the relevant information on the product
cover into the application.
Set the sensing type (sensor LS, WS, MS or pulse output S0).
Description
1. Tamper
2. Bushing M16x1.5 for connecting
cable with max. diameter of 10 mm
3. Programming pins
4. Button SET
5. Setting pins for 3V3 / GND clamp
6. Hole for mounting on the wall Ø
4.3 mm / 0.2”
7. Power terminal
8. Antenna
9. Battery
10. LED indication
11. Sensor connection terminal
Cloud app assignment
ELKO EP, s.r.o.
Palackého 493
769 01 Holešov, Všetuly
Czech Republic
Tel.: +420 573 514 211
e-mail: [email protected]
www.elkoep.com
Made in Czech Republic
General instrucions
Assembly
1. Using a at-blade screwdriver gradually slide it into one groove and the other in the lid
and swing open the cover.
2. The product can be attached in two ways:
a) Directly on a at surface by gluing * - apply a suitable adhesive to the bottom of the
base. Place the base in the desired location and let it dry.
b) Using a suitable fastener ** by screwing - drill holes into the base with two holes of
suitable diameter corresponding to the position of the holes in the bottom of the box.
Place the base at the desired location and attach it with suitable bonding material
according to the substrate.
3. Thread the sensor through the bushing and plug it in according to the required function
- see chapter Functions, remove jumper (only after setting the function).
4. Connect the supply voltage (via the power supply the transmitter functionality message
is sent to the application)
a. on the clamp
b. Insert the battery and check the correct location.
5. Set the required function (see chapter Function)
Internet of Things (IoT)
• The IOT wireless communications category describes the Low Power Wide Area
(LPWA). This technology is designed to provide full-range coverage both inside and
outside buildings, energy-saving and low-cost operation of individual devices. The
LoRa network is available to use this standard.
LoRa network information
• The network is bidirectional and its communication uses free frequency band.
• 865 - 867 MHz India
• 867 - 869 MHz Europe
• 902 - 928 MHz North America, Japan, Korea
• The advantage of this network is the possibility of freely deploying individual stations
in local locations, thus strengthening their signal. It can therefore be used eciently in
company premises or, for example, in local parts of cities.
• For more information on this technology, please visit www.lora-alliance.org.
Caution for proper operation:
• Products are installed according to the wiring diagram given for each product.
• For proper device functionality, it is necessary to have sucient coverage of the selec-
ted network at the installation site.
• At the same time, the device must be registered in the network. Successful device re-
gistration on a given network requires a charge for trac.
• Each network oers dierent tari options - it always depends on the number of me-
ssages you want to send from your device. Information on these taris can be found in
the current version of the ELKO EP pricelist.
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2 3
Click!
1.
S0
S0
- +
- +
OC(+)
2.
VCC
Signal
GND
+ OUT
+ -
SN
Function
When the power is connected, the transmitter sends the initial message to the server.
Any unauthorized interference with a device, regardless of the feature set, immediately
sends the message to the server.
1. S0 - pulse counting S0
• Checking the correct pulse readings: after setting the longer push (> 2) function of
the SET button, the LED will be activated, which will ash when counting the pulse.
The LED ashes with a short press or automatically after 5 minutes.
• Measured values send the sensor every 4 hours, or immediately when the 5000 pulse
limit is exceeded.
• Recommended accessories: cable for S0 output
2. Energy measurement - pulse counting from active sensor LS, MS, WS
• Checking the correct pulse readings: after setting the longer push (> 2) function of
the SET button, the LED will be activated, which will ash when counting the pulse.
The LED ashes with a short press or automatically after 5 minutes.
• Measured values send the sensor every 4 hours, or immediately when the 5000 pulse
limit is exceeded.
• Recommended accessories
- LS (LED sensor): is particularly suitable for power meters that support LED pulse
sensing
- MS (magnetic sensor): is particularly suitable for gas meters that support magnetic
sensing.
- WS (magnetic sensor for water meter): it is particularly suitable for water meters that
support magnetic sensing.
• Wiring of LS, MS and WS sensors: (+) brown wire, (-) white wire, (OUT) green wire.
Recommendations for installation
• Ensure the correct location - see Warning.
• Prior to attaching the AirTM-100, check the length of the connected sensor and the lo-
cation of the scanned device.
• The working position is arbitrary but the grommet should not be directed upwards.
• The product does not require special handling and maintenance.
When handling a device unboxed it is important to avoid contact with
liquids. avoid unnecessary contact with the components of the device. Do
not touch the metal objects inside the unit.
Safe handling
Restart
• Open the cover. Power interruption (remove the battery from the device).
• Press SET> 1min.
• Connect power (insert battery). Close the cover.
Replacing batteries
1. Using a at-blade screwdriver gradually slide it into one and then the other groove in
the lid and swing open the cover.
2. Remove the discharged battery and insert a new battery into the holder. Beware of
polarity. Both LEDs will ash 3 times (see device status indication).
3. Replace and snap the front cover.
Notice:
Only use batteries designed for this product correctly inserted in the device! Immediately replace
weak batteries with new ones. Do not use new and used batteries together. If necessary, clean the
battery and contacts prior to using. Avoid battery shorts! Do not dispose of batteries in water or
re. Do not dismantle batteries, do not try to charge them and protect them from extreme heating
- danger of leakage! Upon contact with acid, immediately rinse the aected area with a stream of
water and seek medical attention. Keep batteries out of the reach of children. If it is suspected that
the battery has been swallowed or somehow placed inside the body, consult a doctor immediately.
Give the doctor information about the type of battery (from battery case, device or its manual, etc.)
to determine the chemical composition of the battery. Batteries must be recycled or returned to an
appropriate location (e.g. collection container) in accordance with local legal provisions.
Setting functions:
• Long press SET (> 5s) to enter programming mode.
• The green LED will ash by function (function 1 - 1x, 2 - 2x).
• Short (<1s) by pressing the SET button to move upwards in the function selection, press
(> 2 / <5s) longer to go down the function selections.
• Pressing the button (> 5s) long saves the set function and restarts the device.
6. Fill the jumper onto the adjustment pins (see the Function chapter).
7. Replace and snap the front cover. When closing, the handles have to be snapped to their
original position. To ensure the degree of protection, tighten the grommet carefully.
* The glue must meet the optimal conditions for product placement (inuence of tem-
perature, humidity ...)
** For example, a screw or screw of max. Ø 4 mm can be used as a suitable fastener mate-
rial, 13 mm (distance to the partition in the box) must be added to the required length
for attachment to the substrate.
power supply (external or battery),
reset unit
Search availability BTS
error MAC / error MODULU
start unit ok
opening the cover
non contact / contact magnet
test, cancel,„long press“
setting mode (signaling of
measurement / pulses)
impulse LS / MS / WS / S0,
temperature measurement, ...
sending / receiving data
it is necessary to disconnect the power
supply (external or battery), after 60 seconds
after the LED goes out, insert the battery
the battery may be discharged
a discharged battery or a damaged
product
Device states
Indication
3 x R + G blinks
2 x ashes R (2xR _ 2xR _ ...)
5 x ashes R (repeatedly)
1 x ashes R
without indication
3 x ashes G
1 x ashes G
2 x ashes G
1 x ashes G
1 x ashes R
any LED lights
still indicates start
without indication
When the tamper is pressed, the LED is turned o!
Note:
R... LED red
G... LED green
* 1) Indicates only when you press SET> 2 s (setting mode)
* 2) Planned
Unit initialization
Start
Search for BTS * 2)
SIM ERR *2)
ERR *2)
Successful network connection * 2)
Measurement
Tamper
Magnet
SET button short press (< 2s)
SET button longer press (> 2s
/ <5s)
Measurement signaling * 1)
Communication
Communication
Other known states
Does not respond to the SET
button
The unit is still in reset
The unit does not respond even
after removal insert the battery
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UPLINK
DOWNLINK
UPLINK / DOWNLINK
Note
Graf
Port
Byte0 1 2345
Function Bit 765432 1 0
S0
1
0x01
Reserved for future use
Tamper:
1 - opened
0 - closed
Battery:
1 - low level
0 - OK
Counter[0] Counter[1] Counter[2] Counter[3]
ENERGY_METERING 0x02 Counter[0] Counter[1] Counter[2] Counter[3]
Function Port 0 1 2 3 4567
S0
1
0x01 Heartbeat period 0x00 0x00 Threshold 1H Threshold 1L Threshold 2H Threshold 2L
ENERGY_METERING 0x02 Heartbeat period 0x00 0x00 Threshold 1H Threshold 1L 0x00 0x00
Heartbeat period 0 - 127 [x min]
heartbeat message period
128 - 255 [(x - 127) h]
Threshold 1H 1L 0 - 65535 Input 1 - pulses threshold
Threshold 2H 2L 0 - 65535 Input 2 - pulses threshold
Name Unit Example
Counter
[0 – 3] pulse
Counter[0] = 0x01
Counter[1] = 0x02
Counter[2] = 0x03
Counter[3] = 0x04
Counter = 0x01020304
= 16909060 pulses
UPLINK
Port
Byte 0 1 2 3
Bit 76543210
Všechny funkce 3 Version FW Subversion FW Version FW LoRaWAN Subversion FW LoRaWAN
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AirTM-100L
WarningTechnical parameters
* Values are calculated under ideal conditions and may vary depending on the type of sensor
connected
** Not included in the package
*** Depending on network coverage
Read the operating instructions before installing the device and putting it into opera-
tion. Instruction manual is designated for mounting and also for user of the device. It is
always a part of its packing. Installation and connection can be carried out only by a per-
son with adequate professional qualication upon understanding this instruction man-
ual and functions of the device, and while observing all valid regulations. Trouble-free
function of the device also depends on transportation, storing and handling. In case you
notice any sign of damage, deformation, malfunction or missing part, do not install this
device and return it to its seller. It is necessary to treat this product and its parts as elec-
tronic waste after its lifetime is terminated. Before starting installation, make sure that all
wires, connected parts or terminals are de-energized. While mounting and servicing ob-
serve safety regulations, norms, directives and professional, and export regulations for
working with electrical devices. Do not touch parts of the device that are energized – life
threat. To ensure the transmission of the radio signal, make sure that the devices in the
building where the installation is installed are correctly located. Unless otherwise stated,
the devices are not intended for installation in outdoor and damp areas, they must not
be installed in metal switchboards or in plastic cabinets with metal doors - this prevents
transmission of the radio frequency signal. iNELS Air is not recommended for control-
ling life-saving instruments or for controlling hazardous devices such as pumps, heaters
without thermostat, lifts, hoists, etc. - radio frequency transmission may be overshad-
owed by obstruction, interference, transmitter battery may be discharged etc., thereby
disabling the remote control.
1x 3.6V LS 14500 Li-SOCl2AA
7.1 years
10.6 years
11.7 years
11.8 years
5 – 12 V DC (on terminal)
+10 %; -15%
0.2 mW
150 mW
With a message from the server
using setting pins,
SET button, programming cable
message to the server
only when the battery is powered by a message
on the server
button SET
Tamper
IN1, IN2
LS (LED sensor)**
MS, WS (magnetic sensor)**
SO (Contact, open collector)
LoRa
868 MHz
Approx. 10 km***
25 mW / 14 dBm
-30…+60°C (Pay attention to the operating
temperature of batteries)
-30…+70°C
any
glue / screws
IP65
terminals, wires 0.5 – 1 mm2
terminals, wires 0.5 – 1 mm2
M16 x 1.5 for cable ø max. 10 mm
136 x 62 x 34 mm
100 g (without battery)
Power supply
Battery power:
Battery life by frequency *:
1x 10 minutes
1x 60 minutes
1x 12 hours
1x 24 hours
External power supply:
Supply voltage tolerance:
Standby consumption:
Transmitting power consumption:
Setting
Setting:
Alarm Detection:
Battery status view:
Control
Control:
Digital inputs
Inputs:
Supported sensors for energy
measurements:
Communication
Protocol:
Transmitter frequency:
Range in open space:
Transmission power (max.):
Other parameters
Working temperature:
Storage temperature:
Operating position:
Mounting:
Protection degree:
Connecting External Power:
Connection of the sensor:
Cable gommet:
Dimension:
Weight:
The company ELKO EP, as the manufacturer, is entitled to make technical modications to the product, in the technical specication and product manual, without prior notication.

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