M2M enginko MCF-LW13IO User manual
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Table
of
Contents
MCF-LW13IO
Operating
Manual
Important
safety
information
Read
this
manual
before
attempting
to
install
the
device!
Failure
to
observe
recommendations
included
in
this
manual
may
be
dangerous
or
cause
a
violation
of
the
law.
The
manufacturer
will
not
be
held
responsible
for
any
loss
or
damage
resulting
from
not
following
the
instructions
of
this
operating
manual.
Do
not
dismantle
or
modify
in
any
way.
Avoid
mechanical
stress
Do
not
use
any
detergent
or
alcohol
to
clean
the
device.
Do
not
mount
in
horizontal
position.
Disposal
information
for
users
Pursuant
to
and
in
accordance
with
Article
14
of
the
Directive
2012/19/EU
of
the
European
Parliament
on
waste
electrical
and
electronic
equipment
(WEEE).
The
barred
symbol
of
the
rubbish
bin
shown
on
the
equipment
indicates
that,
at
the
end
of
its
useful
life,
the
product
must
be
collected
separately
from
other
waste.
1.
Description
The
MCF-LW13IO
is
a
LoRaWAN®
actuator
that
allows
to
switch
ON
and
OFF
a
230Vac~,
8A
load.
It
also
reads
the
status
of
a
230Vac~
input.
This
device
can
transmit
the
status
of
its
input
and
control
the
output
through
the
LoRaWAN®
network.
It
can
be
used
for
industrial
process
control
and
home
automation,
water
treatment,
agriculture
irrigation
and
similar
applications.
Input
can
be
used
as
pulse
counter.
2.
Overview
2.1
Technical
data
CPU
Cortex
M0+
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EEProm
32KB
Flash
64KB
Real
time
clock
Encryption
AES
128
bit
Class
C
LoRaWAN®
stack
EU868,
AS923,
AU915,
US915
EU868
version
CE
certified
according
to
2014/53/EU
–
Radio
Equipment
Directive
(RED)
US915
version
FCC
compliant
Transmission
band
(EU
version):
868MHz
Transmission
Power
(EU
version):
14dBm
max
Power
supply
110÷230Vac~
50/60
Hz
Power
consumption
1W
1
opto-isolated
input,
230Vac
1
relay
output
with
COM,
NO,
NC
contacts,
8A@230Vac~
NFC
for
node
setup
ad
FW
upgrade
Storage
temperature
range
-20°C
÷+80°C
Working
temperature
range
-10°C
÷+70°C
Dimension:
58x44x25mm
2.2
Installation
The
installation
has
to
be
done
by
a
qualified
electrician.
The
device
is
intended
as
subassembly
(component).
It
is
responsibility
of
the
assembler
of
equipment
incorporating
to
ensure
that
the
overall
equipment
is
safe.
The
MCF-LW13IO
must
be
mounted
in
vertical
position.
Please
refer
to
following
connections:
Name
Description
L
LINE
Device
power
supply:
110÷230Vac~
Live
N
LINE
Device
power
supply:
110÷230Vac~
Neutral
L
IN
Digital
Input
monitor:
110÷230Vac~
Live
N
IN
C
Terminal
for
Common
contact
NC
NO
Caution:
NIN
and
NLINE
are
internally
connected.
The
device
must
be
placed
where
the
LoRaWAN®
signal
coverage
is
good
(SF
=
7
optimal,
SF
=
12
weak).
2.3
Power
supply
Connect
the
power
supply
to
pins
L
LINE
and
N
LINE.
Valid
range
is
100Vac~
to
240Vac~
50/60Hz.
Digital
Input
monitor:
110÷230Vac~
Neutral
Terminal
for
Normally
Close
contact
Terminal
for
Normally
Open
contact
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2.4
Configuration
To
deploy
the
sensor,
download
the
latestLoRa
ToolAndroid
App
to
setup
LoRaWAN®
credentials
and
other
preferences
:
Move
the
NFC
antenna
of
the
mobile
(the
exact
position
varies
depending
on
the
model
of
the
smartphone)
to
the
sensor
antenna,
in
the
area
shown
in
the
figure:
To
use
the
NFC
interface,
the
device
must
be
powered
through
terminals
L
LINE
and
N
LINE.
The
power
status
is
visible
on
the
red/green
led.
Always
validate
your
settings
by
reading
the
NFC
data
after
the
sensor
has
restarted.
Configuration
can
be
done
only
via
NFC.
No
USB
port
available.
2.5
System
leds
LoRaWAN®
not
configured Slow
flashing
Joining
Sending
Receiving
Steady
state
Data
error
Connection
error
2.6
Firmware
update
Download
the
latest
firmwares
available
on
the
smartphone
with
LoRaTool
app:
Quick
flashing
Quick
flashing
Quick
flashing
Fixed
Flashing
2
seconds
Flashing
1
second
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Update
the
sensor
with
LoRaTool:
During
the
update,
do
not
move
the
smartphone
untill
the
end
message.
3
I/O
As
default,
the
device
sends
a
message
every
time
an
input
or
an
output
changes.
A
downlink
with
new
output
status
forces
the
device
to
send
back
an
unplink
with
the
new
status.
If
the
output
status
is
the
same
of
current
one,
the
sensor
will
not
send
back
any
message.
Downlink
examples
(hex):
turn
ON
the
output:
turn
off
the
output:
receive
the
current
status:
0400
0000
0000
0000
0000
Is
possible
to
set
a
period
(in
minutes)
to
receive
a
recurrent
periodic
message
with
the
I/O
status.
3.1
Input
Off
voltage
0÷2Vac
50/60Hz
On
Voltage
0400
0100
0000
0000
0000
0400
0000
0000
0100
0000
>
8Vac
50/60Hz
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250Vac
50/60Hz
3mA
typ
Max
frequency
(as
counter)
2
Hz
Optoinsulation
NONE
Caution:
NIN
and
NLINE
are
internally
connected.
Input
can
be
used
as
pulse
counters
(see
settings
chapter).
3.2
Output
Contact
mode
SPDT
2000VA
Maximum
switching
voltage
250Vac~
Max.
current
8A
The
output
has
pulse
capability
(minimum
pulse
duration
is
100ms,
maximum
around
100
minutes),
so,
instead
to
send
two
different
commands
(one
to
turn
on
and
one
to
turn
off
the
ouput),
is
possible
to
send
a
duration
command.
As
application
example,
to
safely
turn
on
an
output,
send
a
ON-pulse
command
for
a
defined
time
(for
example,
for
the
maximum
allowed
interval),
and
before
the
expiring
time,
another
ON-pulse
command
(making
a
kind
of
watchdog)
if
the
output
still
needs
to
be
ON,
or
a
simply
OFF
command
if
you
want
to
turn
it
off.
3.2.1
Time
schedule
It
is
possible
to
program
the
device
with
a
weekly
calendar,
based
on
day
of
the
week
and
time,
to
turn
ON
and
OFF
the
output
at
a
defined
time:
and
generate
and
XLS
file
that
can
be
downloaded
by
downlinks:
3.3
Wiring
examples Load
connected
to
the
same
supply
of
the
sensor,
connected
to
the
relay
output
(normally
open
contact):
Maximum
input
voltage
Input
current
Max.
power
commutable
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Load
connected
to
an
auxiliary
power
supply
(AC
or
DC),
connected
to
the
relay
output
(normally
open
contact),
and
a
switch
connected
the
digital
input
:
4
LoRaWAN®
network
The
sensor
is
compliant
with
LoRaWAN®
specification
1.0.2,
regional
1.0.2b.
4.1
Activation
The
device
supports
the
following
activations
on
a
LoRaWAN®
network:
1.
NONE:
sensor
not
activated
2.
OTAA:
the
JoinEUI
and
the
AppKey
not
setted,
must
be
written
to
the
device;
3.
OTAA
MCF88:
Over
the
air
activation,
fixed
keys:
JoinEUI
=
904e915000000003,
AppKey
on
request;
4.
OTAA
ENGINKO:
Over
the
air
activation,
fixed
keys:
JoinEUI
=
904e915000000003,
AppKey
on
request;
5.
ABP:
requires
writing
to
the
device
of
NwkSkey,
AppSkey,
DevAddr.
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The
device
exits
factory
activated
with
NONE
mode.
On
request
devices
can
be
shipped
aleady
activated.
Note:
in
OTAA
AppKey
is
write
only,
in
reading
the
field
will
always
be
empty,
even
if
set.
4.2
Other
settings
Network
settings:
please
keep
“Any”
settings.
Change
it
only
if
Objenious
network
is
used
(default_
any).
Network
type:
LoRa
syncword
can
be
setted
as
“private”(0x12)
instead
“public”
(0x34),
butthe
NS
must
be
setted
accordingly(default:
public).
Band:
select
the
right
LoRaWAN
®
band
settings
accodingly
to
country
requirements.
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OUT:
set
to
force
a
change
of
the
output
(default:
off).
DST:
set
to
change
DST
(default:
none).
No
time
sync:
set
to
disable
time
synchronization
request
(default:
enabled).
Normally
sensor
asks
for
a
time
sync
at
every
power
on
(uplink
starting
with
01)
or,
if
enabled,
once
a
week.
Please
check
chapter
2.1
.
UnConfirmed:
set
for
unconfirmed
uplinks
(default:
confirmed
uplink).
Led
Off:
set
to
disable
the
system
leds
(default:
enabled).
Input
counter:
set
to
enable
the
pulses
counter
funcion
(default:
disabled).
Single
join/day:
set
for
to
allow
only
one
join
per
day
(default:
multiple
join
allowed).
Counters
period
[min]:
ifcounter
enabled,
this
is
the
interval
(in
minutes)
between
one
measure
and
the
next
one.
The
sensor
sends
one
measures
for
every
transmission.
Value
can
be
between
1
and
255
minutes
(default:
0
minutes).
Period
interval
can
be
set
with
App
or
with
downlink
command.
I/O
period
[min]:
ifdifferent
from
0,
this
is
the
interval
(in
minutes)
between
one
I/O
messages
status
and
the
next
one.
Value
can
be
between
1
and
255
minutes
(default:
0
minutes
-
disabled).
Period
interval
can
be
set
with
App
or
with
downlink
command.
5
Passwords
The
device
can
be
protected
by
passwords,
to
avoid
unauthorized
persons
to
read
data
or
modify
parameters.
As
default
passwords
are
equal
to
0.
Allowedvalues
range
from
0
to
999999999
(only
numbers).
To
change
the
passwords,
set
the
new
values
with
the
LoRa
Tool
App:
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Once
the
passwords
are
setted,
to
gain
access
from
LoRa
Tool
to
the
sensor,
open
the
App:
and
set
the
right
values
before
reading
from
the
device:
To bring back the sensor to factory default an reset the password, a reset code must be requested to enginko (please provide the DevEUI of the sensor when you ask
for
that
code).
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6
Configuration
file
WIth
LoRa
Tool
App
is
possible
to
configure
the
device
using
an
XML
file,
instead
to
manually
adjust
the
parameters
(for
details
about
the
file
format
please
ask
to
enginko).
This
is
very
useful
especially
in
case
of
multiple
devices
configuration.
With
“Save”
button
an
XML
file
with
the
actual
configuration
of
the
sensor
will
be
generated.
This
is
useful
to
store
or
clone
the
configuration,
or
to
send
it
to
enginko's
support
if
needed.
6.1
Multi
devices
configuration
WIth
LoRa
Tool
App
is
possible
to
configure
many
devices
in
an
easy
way.
For
multi-configuration
is
needed
at
least
one
XML
file
with
the
parameters
to
set.
Settings
on
this
file
will
be
applied
to
all
the
sensors.
With
an
additional
XLS
file
is
possible
to
load
different
LoRa
configuration
parameters
(Activation
Type,
AppKey,
AppEUI,
NetKey,
DevAddress,
Band,
Private
option)
for
each
sensor,
based
on
DevEUI.
When
the
sensor
is
approached,
if
one
parameter
is
different
from
files,
the
APP
will
ask
you
if
you
want
to
overwrite.
XLS
is
prevailing
on
the
XML,
so
if
both
files
are
enabled,
if
the
DevEUI
of
the
device
matches
one
of
the
DevEUIs
in
the
XLS
file,
LoRa
parameters
will
be
setted
from
this
one.
These
configuration
can
be
done
in
the
in
the
Settings:
Enable
or
disable
the
use
of
the
general
configuration
by
file;
Enable
or
disable
the
use
of
the
specific
configuration
by
file;
Verify
the
passwords;
Writing
the
passwords.
For
details
on
files
format
please
ask
to
enginko.
7
LoRaWEB
Tool
enginko
provides,
upon
free
registration,
LoRaWEB
online
tool,
where
for
each
sensor
it
is
possible
to
find
documentation,
javascript
examples
for
parsing,
downlink
generator
and
uplink
decoder:
(iot.mcf88.cloud/LoRaWeb)
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enginko
LoRaWAN®
wireless
actuator
EU863-870
8
Payload
For
payload
descriptions,
uplinks
and
downlinks
format
and
available
commands
please
refer
to
this
document:
9
Ordering
code
Code
MCF-LW13IO
Description
MCF-LW13IO-AS
enginko
LoRaWAN®
wireless
actuator
AS920-925
MCF-LW13IO-US
enginko
LoRaWAN®
wireless
actuator
US902-928
MCF-LW13IO-AU
enginko
LoRaWAN®
wireless
actuator
AU915-928
10
Declaration
of
conformity
Hereby,
enginko
Srl
declares
that
MCF-LW13IO
complies
with
the
essential
requirements
and
other
relevant
provisions
of
Directive
2014/53/EU.
11
FCC
compliance
for
MCF-LW13IO-US
This
device
complies
with
part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
Operation
is
subject
to
the
following
two
conditions:
(1)
This
device
may
not
cause
harmful
interference,
and
(2)
this
device
must
accept
any
interference
received,
including
interference
that
may
cause
undesired
operation.
This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
digital
device,
pursuant
to
part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules.
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a
residential
installation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instructions,
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications.
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna.
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
is
connected.
Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/TV
technician
for
help.
Any
changes
or
modifications
not
expressly
approved
by
the
party
responsible
for
compliance
could
void
the
user’s
authority
to
operate
this
equipment.
Contains
FCC
ID:
2AWAL409810
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