OVER OSENSOR User manual
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OSENSOR
ADVANCED
AIR QUALITY SENSOR
•TEMPERATURE (T)
•HUMIDITY (H)
•ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE (P)
•CARBON DIOXIDE (CO)
•TOTAL VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (TVOC)
•CARBON MONOXIDE (CO)
•FORMALDEHYDE (CHO)
•PARTICULATE MATTER (PM.PM)
The OSensor is an advanced indoor air quality monitoring device that measures 10 parameters
simultaneously in real-time to ensure environmental comfort and occupant health. The OSensor readings
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DATA SHEET
SENSORS
MODEL OSENSOR
PRODUCT CODE OSN
CERTIFICATIONS RoHS, CE
UAE RoHS, ECAS
SIZE 95x35mm
WEIGHT 140g
POWER SUPPLY 12÷15 Vdc
BUS COMMUNICATION EDS
CURRENT DRAW max 50mA
PROGRAMMABLE ANALOG INPUT 0-10Vdc o 4-20mA
PROGRAMMABLE ANALOG OUTPUT 0-10Vdc
OTHER INTERFACES
2 programmable digital interfaces:
• Digital inputs,
• Digital outputs (open collector, maximum voltage
48Vdc, maximum current 250mA)
OPERATING TEMPERATURE min -20°C
max +60°C
WAREHOUSING TEMPERATURE min -40°C
max +125°C
RANGE RESOLUTION ACCURACY
TEMPERATURE (T) -20 ÷ +65 °C 0.1°C ± 0,3 °C
HUMIDITY (H) 20 ÷ 80 % RH 1% ± 3 % RH
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE (P) 300 ÷ 1100 hPa 1 hPa ± 1 hPa
CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) 400 ÷ 5000 ppm 2 ppm ±50 ppm + 3%
TOTAL VOLATILE ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS (TVOC) 0 ÷ 5500 ppb 2 ppb ± 20%
CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) 1 ÷ 500 ppm 1ppm ± 10%
FORMALDEHYDE (CH2O) 0 ÷ 5000 ppb 10 ppb ± 20%
PARTICULATE MATTER
(PM1, PM2,5, PM10)1 ÷ 999 μg/m³ 1 μg/m³ 1-100 μg/m³: ± 5μg/m³ + 15%
101-999 μg/m³: ±15%
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY
In order to maintain these conditions and ensure safe use, the user must follow indications and markings contained in the following instructions.
Warning: Failure to follow these instructions below can result in death.
• Upon receipt of the instrument, before proceeding with the installation, check that it is intact and has not been damaged during
transport.
• Check that the operating voltage and the mains voltage coincide and then proceed with the installation.
• The instrument power supply must not be grounded.
• The instrument does not have a fuse to protect the power supply, so it must be protected by the installer.
• Maintenance and/or repair operations must be carried out only by qualied and authorized personnel.
• If you suspect that the tool is no longer secure, take it out of service and make sure it is not used inadvertently.
• Dangerous voltages can be present on voltage and current transformers. Follow standard safety precautions before performing
any installation or service activity.
• The instrument and its connections must be properly protected.
• The instrument must be installed following all local regulations.
Precautions: Failure to follow the instructions below can cause persistent damage to the instrument.
• The digital outputs and inputs are low voltage and cannot be connected to external power sources.
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
On the back of the device there is a group of terminals for BUS communication, digital inputs/outputs, analog input and analog output.
EDS BUS SPECIFICATIONS
MAXIMUM BUS
LENGTH
1200m linear
over the whole system
BUS TOPOLOGY Star, series or
promiscuous
BUS LENGTH <10m <30m <100m >100m
RECOMMENDED
MINIMUM SECTION
0,50
mm²
0,75
mm²
1,5
mm²
2,5
mm²
1,5mm² is recommended for implants, a value which however depends on the location of the modules
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POSSIBLE GPIO CONFIGURATIONS
GPIO 1 IN - GPIO 2 IN GPIO 1 IN - GPIO 2 OUT
GPIO 1 OUT - GPIO 2 IN GPIO 1 OUT - GPIO 2 OUT
The GPIOs can be congured both as digital inputs and as digital outputs, below are the conguration examples based on how the two GPIOs are set.
The front cover of the device can be pressed like a button. By pressing, it is possible to activate customizable and pre-programmed logics through
the OVERBOARD, which depending on user’s needs can also affect GPIOs, other OVER devices in the same BUS network or send an alert via the
OVERBOARD.
Attention. For programming, it is necessary to connect the device via EDS BUS to the OBox and perform the procedure via a local web interface to the
OBox or via OVER’s Cloud portal.
BUTTON
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FRONT PANEL
On the front cover of the device there are 16 LEDs placed along its
circumference, distributed, as shown in the gure, in the area highlighted
in blue. The LEDs light up in different ways to communicate the different
states of the device. Below is the list of possible types of lighting and their
associated meanings.
Quick ashing: As soon as it is connected to the power supply, the
LEDs will ash rapidly to conrm correct power supply.
Continuous power on: The LEDs will light up once at a time,gradually
and in a clockwise rotation indicating that the device is not calibrated.
When this happens, please contact support.
Rotation: The LED strip lights up in a clockwise circular movement to
indicate that the device has entered the programming mode.
Double ash: This indicates that the device has been pressed.
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WARRANTY
This product is guaranteed against any material and manufacturing defects according to the period established by law from the date of purchase, even if
the product has not been installed. The warranty period starts from the moment of purchase. The buyer must report any defects in the delivered products
in writing to OVER S.p.A.: the communication must contain a description of the reasons for defects and/or discrepancies, also indicating the serial
number, the delivery date, the delivery number, and date of the transport document or invoice.
The supplier’s warranty does not extend to products that are defective and/or damaged due to natural attrition or breakdown caused by improper use
or an operating procedure not contemplated in this manual, of negligence, or are tampered with or repaired by third parties or accidentally damaged
caused by atmospheric agents, or rmware updates.
The warranty intervention by the supplier remains subject to the buyer’s compliance with the payment conditions as well as the technical evaluation of
the existence of the warranty conditions veried by OVER S.p.A. During the warranty period, OVER S.p.A. undertakes to repair or replace, free of charge,
those products that have manufacturing defects or bad quality at its headquarters.
RETURN AND REPAIR PROCEDURE
All returned products must meet the same condition in which they were supplied at the buyer’s expense, to the headquarters of OVER S.p.A. in Viale
Piemonte 37 - 20093 Cologno Monzese (MI) and packed by the buyer in order to avoid damages for which the buyer would be responsible.
No return goods will be accepted in the absence of authorization by OVER S.p.A. to the buyer.
No refund, even if authorized, will be accepted if the information regarding quantity, type of device returned and reason for return is not included in the
transport document or the accompanying letter.
Products not covered by the warranty will be returned to the buyer at their own expense and charged the costs incurred, after quantication and
communication, for the control and further testing and calibration of the same.
The replaced parts remain the property of OVER S.p.A.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
OVER S.p.A. declares that its family of instruments complies with the directives EMC 89/336/ECC 73/23CE 93/68 CE and meets the requirements of the
following product standards IEC 61326, IEC 61010.
The device was tested in the typical installation conguration and with peripherals complying with the directive EMC and the low voltage directive.
Device designed, produced, and distributed by OVER S.p.A.
This manual was last updated on 04/27/2021.
The latest updated version of the manual is available in digital format downloadable from the website www.overtechnologies.com
Check that the version of this manual, written on the front cover, corresponds to the updated version of the manual.
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