olympia electronics GR-7605/V2 User manual

GR-7605/V2 RSSI Tester / USB Gateway
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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
4.9V to 5.1V (USB)
0.7W / 0.14A (max)
2 Hours
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0 to 50 C
ABS/PC
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-40 to 70 C
Up to 95%
2 years
117gr.
110 x 71 x 28 mm
Ambient temperature range
Housing
Storage temperature range
Maximum relative humidity
Dimensions (L x W x H)
Weight
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·• Spectrum Analyzer
The GR-7605/V2 multifunctional device has 4 operating modes:
·• Installation Tool
Download the software Wireless Installation Tool from:
RSSI Tester mode operates handheld, powered by internal
rechargeable battery. Installation Tool, USB Gateway and Spectrum
Analyzer modes need an active USB connection with a PC running
the “Wireless Installation Tool” software application (included in
Phos4.0).
“link”
·• RSSI Tester
·• USB Gateway
• System status indication
• Portable (RSSI Tester mode) or wall-mounted (other)
• Auto power-OFF function (after 10' of inactivity)
Features:
• 2 hours duration
• Rechargeable Ni-MH battery
• 5 LED bar with dual indication (SYSTEM / RSSI)
• 1x Mini-USB port
• 5h charging => 90% of full charge
Lower LED indications:
• Blinks when on USB Gateway / Installation Tool modes
• ON when on RSSI Tester / Spectrum Analyzer modes.
• ON when RSSI Tester / Spectrum Analyzer modes.
• SID = 00000001 • RF Channel = 2 (868.150MHz)
• Blinks when receiving data on USB Gateway / Installation Tool modes,
Default settings:
: Signal (beacon) LED (Green):
: RF/Rx LED (Green):
3.6V / 240mAh NiMH (rechargable, non-replaceable)
EN 62311:2008, EN 62368-1:2014 +AC:2015, ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2,
ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.6.1, ETSI EN 300 220-2 V3.2.1
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Auto power-OFF:
• 10' of inactivity
Upper LED indications:
Every time the device is activated, it will start with SYSTEM indication LED mode. In this indication
mode, the power status of the device is indicated. While on SYSTEM indication LED mode:
• USB : USB powered (red LED) ON when the device is connected to a USB port.
charged and USB is connected.
• CUT : Cutoff pending (green LED) When ON, the device will be powered off within the next 10
• CHA : Charger on (yellow LED) ON when the battery is charging. OFF when battery is fully
seconds. Always off when the device is normally operating.
indication LED mode.
• LOW : Battery low (yellow LED) ON when battery is depleted. Always OFF when USB powered.
• SYS : S ystem LED mode indicator (green LED) Blinks 1 time per second when on SYSTEM
The device will automatically shut down for one of the following reasons:
• Battery is depleted (warning LED “LOW” will be lit previously)
When power-OFF function is initiated, the LED “CUT” will be lit for 10' before shut down.
The GR-7605/V2 will never power off when being connected to USB port.
Button functions:
• Long press (>3s): Power-ON or OFF the (only when powered from battery - RSSI GR-7605/V2
Tester)
In order to power-OFF the device, press and hold the button until the LED “CUT” is lit.
LED “CUT” indicates pending cutoff, a function which shuts down the device to preserve power.
The prolonged button press activation prevents powering-ON unwillingly.
• Short press (<3s): Switch between SYSTEM and RSSI indication modes (RSSI Tester)
1. RSSI Tester:
Signal Strength Tester (RSSI) mode is used to check the received signal level at any position of the
installation area, before installing a wireless device (wireless luminaire, wireless network extender
etc.). There are 7 LED indicators on the front of the device. Two LEDs are located at the lower part
(RF and signal markings) and the remaining 5 are hidden behind the semi-transparent opening on the
upper part of the device. These hidden 5 LEDs are performing in two different modes: System mode
and Signal Level mode. In order to check the signal level (or RSSI), the Signal Level mode is used.
Swapping between modes is done by clicking the multifunctional button. The device is powered by a
Ni-MH 3.6V/240mAh rechargeable battery, which gives at least 2 hours of autonomy when fully
charged. The battery is non-replaceable. When connected to USB, the battery will be charged with a
maximum current of 60mA approximately. 5 hours of charge will achieve at least 90% of full charge.
POWERING ON-OFF THE DEVICE
Power on the device by holding down the power button for at least 2 seconds, until the cutoff indication is
gone. To power off the device, hold down the power button for at least 2 seconds until cutoff indication is
lit. Then after a few seconds the device will power off. While the device is USB powered, it will never
power off. Power off is possible only when the device is battery powered. While the device is inactive, no
power is drawn from the batteries.
- The button is pressed for more than 2 seconds, until the CUT indication is lit.
- Empty battery. An indication of low battery is followed by an automatic power off after a few minutes. So
a LOW LED indication will not be instantly followed by power off.
- Auto shutdown. To avoid unintended battery discharge, the device will power itself off, after 10 minutes
of button inactivity. Auto shutdown is inactive when USB powered.
SWITCH BETWEEN INDICATION MODES (SYSTEM - LEVEL)
In order to power-ON the device, press and hold the button until the LED “CUT” is not lit.
When used as a Signal Strength Tester, this device has 2 different indication modes for LED bar.
Switching between SYSTEM and SIGNAL LEVEL indications is achieved by a short press of the button.
While in SYSTEM mode, the far right green LED will blink continuously. While in SIGNAL LEVEL mode,
the far left red LED (very low, or no signal) will always be lit and the other 4 LEDs will fill a “signal level
graph” in accordance with the RSSI.
The device will power off for the following reasons:
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I. SYSTEM INDICATION MODE
The power status of the device is visualized when LEDs are in system mode. The device offers 5 LEDs for
the system status. System mode is explained with the text markings above the LEDs.
USB: USB Powered (red LED) ON when the device is connected to a USB port.
CHA: Charger On (yellow LED) ON when the battery charger is on.
II. SIGNAL LEVEL METER INDICATION MODE
The device offers 5 LEDs for the RSSI, which means that 5 different signal strength levels are visualized.
Levels are printed on the plastic enclosure of the device.
LOW: Battery Low (yellow LED) ON when battery is low. Always off when USB powered.
CUT: Cut off indication (green LED) When ON, the device will be powered off within the next 20 seconds.
Always off when the device is normally operating.
I: No signal (red LED) Do not install any wireless luminaires (or other device) in this area.
II: Poor signal (yellow LED) Avoid installing wireless luminaires (or other device) in this area,
communication losses might exist.
SYS: System Mode Indication (green LED) Always blinking with 1Hz (0.5s off/0.5s on) when in system
mode.
III: Medium signal (yellow LED) It is safe to install a wireless luminaire (or other device) in this area.
IIII: Good signal (green LED) It is safe to install a wireless luminaire (or other device) in this area.
xRestore communication of wireless devices (luminary / other) which were unresponsive during
commissioning.
CONFIGURING SID AND RF CHANNEL SETTINGS
Installation Tool is used to set specific wireless devices (luminaries, other) to join an existing wireless
network with configured SID, RF Channel and NKey settings.
When adding new wireless devices into an existing wireless network, it is recommended to use the RSSI
Tester to check signal level at the installation points. If the SID, RF Channel and NKey parameters of the
wireless network have been changed, you will have to apply the same parameters to the RSSI Tester
device in order to be able to detect signal. For this task, connect the device to a PC via USB and run
“Wireless Installation Tool” app. While the device is connected, click on “Scan” and the USB identity
of the GR-7605/V2 appears on the box on the right as selected. Then click on “Connect”. When “UID”
value of the device appears, click on “RSSI Tester”. Under the “New Values” area, write the wireless
parameters of the wireless network to be scanned and click “Change”. Disconnect the device from USB
cable and wait 10' until it powers off. Now, when powered on, the GR-7605/V2 will be able to detect signal
from that specific wireless network.
IIIII: Excellent signal (green LED) It is safe to install a wireless luminaire (or other device) in this area.
IMPORTANT: SID, RF Channel and NKey values are stored permanently in the device's memory.
Custom SID, RF Channel and NKey settings will be maintained in every operating mode. To measure a
new wireless network with default values, you must restore the SID, RF Channel and NKey values back
to default (00000001 / 2 / 00000000).
In cases where the Signal Level is not stable, but slides between 2 levels, the only rule is to select a better
spot when the Signal Level slides between “poor” and “medium” (II – III). This means that the signal
sometimes falls below “medium” level, so installing a device at this spot is not recommended. The two
LEDs at the bottom of the device are always on when the device operates as RSSI tester.
Every time the device is powered on handheld, starts in RSSI Tester mode.
2. INSTALLATION TOOL
x Replace, or add new wireless devices (luminary / other) to an existing wireless network with custom
SID and RF Channel settings.
To use a GR-7605/V2 as Installation Tool, connect the device with a PC via USB and run “Wireless
Installation Tool” app. While the device is connected, click on “Scan” and the USB identity of the GR-
7605/V2 appears on the box on the right as selected. Then click on “Connect”. When “UID” value of the
device appears, click on “Manual Installation Tool”.
x Commissioning of multiple wireless networks in parallel.
Reasons can be:
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3. USB GATEWAY
To keep data organized, you are advised to create a spreadsheet of the wireless network(s) including
SID, RF Channel(s), NKey(s), IP Addresses (if any), UID's of the devices per network, etc. Create a
profile for each of the existing wireless networks, by clicking “Profiles”. Enter SID, RF Channel and
NKey and then click “Add” to add a wireless network profile into memory. If you want to delete a profile,
select the entry within the dropdown list below and click “Delete”. Close the window when you have
finished entering the profiles. In order to scan a wireless network for “not hosted” wireless devices,
enter the SID, RF Channel and NKey parameters of this network, in the top area of the main window and
click on “Scan”. In the meantime, if there are other Network Masters (Gateways) transmitting with the
same parameters, you will have to deactivate them to avoid data collision. In most cases, the wireless
devices are on factory default parameters (SID=00000001, RF Channel=2, NKey=00000000). Within
the first 5 minutes the wireless devices will appear on the list. If you are missing any, click on “Re-Scan”
button to scan again. To apply new settings on an entry, right click on it and select one of the previously set
profiles. You can apply different profiles to other wireless devices. To apply a profile into multiple entries
quickly, you can use the copy-paste functionality with “Ctrl+C” / “Ctrl+V” keys within the “Parameters”
cell. To apply the selected profiles into the selected devices, click “Change Network” button. The
procedure might take a while to finish (20' per 100 selected). The “Phase” column indicates the progress
for each unique selected device.
This mode sets the GR-7605/V2 as a Gateway of a Wireless Network. To enable this mode, connect the
device to the master PC running software via USB. The device is detected by the system and is Phos4.0
automatically registered as a Gateway. Active wireless devices that operate with the same wireless
parameters (SID, RF Channel and NKey) will be detected by the Gateway. You can change the
parameters of the Gateway (e.g. to default) by editing the Gateway under “Wireless Devices > Gateways”
tab. Then proceed into network configurations (according to the Commissioning Guide).
IMPORTANT: A single USB Gateway can support up to 200 connected wireless devices. Only one
Gateway can exist in a Wireless Network. Multiple nearby Wireless Networks can co-exist, when
separated by SID value. It is recommended to use different RF Channels for neighbor wireless networks
when available.
Signal route
Wireless luminaries
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4. SPECTRUM ANALYZER
The Spectrum Analyzer mode scans the available frequency range of the pre-set channels to select a
suitable RF Channel, free of nearby RF transmissions, for a Wireless Network. To use this function,
connect the device with a PC via USB and run “Wireless Installation Tool” app. While the device is
connected, click on “Scan” and the USB identity of the GR-7605/V2 appears on the box on the right as
selected. Then click on “Connect”. When “UID” value of the device appears, click on “Spectrum
Analyzer”. Click on “Start” and the system starts a process where the available RF Channels are being
scanned for nearby transmissions (analog or digital). RF Channels with frequent data traffic will have
high average value. Maximum value indicates the highest received transmission from a channel. RF
channels with both low average and maximum values are preferred to be used during commissioning of
wireless networks. When finished, click stop and close the window.
Do not throw this device in
common trash bins. Dispose of
properly at electronic recycling
p o i n t s . D o n o t h e a t o r
incinerate! Do not short-circuit!
Do not squeeze or shock! Do not
disassemble!
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USB cable connection:
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