Svantek Sv 803 User manual

USER MANUAL

Warsaw, 2023-04-06

Rev. 1.02

SV 803

VIBRATION

MONITORING

TERMINAL

SV 803 User Manual

Note: Because of continuous product improvement SVANTEK reserves the right to make

changes to product specifications without notice. To download the most up to date user's

manual please visit Svantek website at www.svantek.com.

This user manual presents the SV 803 firmware revision 1.03. and the Assistant Pro software

revision 1.0.4.

WEEE Notice: Do not throw the device away with the unsorted municipal waste at the end

of its life. Instead, hand it in at an official collection point for recycling. By doing this you will

help to preserve the environment.

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IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE USE

GENERAL WARNINGS, SAFETY CLAUSES

✓If SV 803 is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection provided

by the equipment may be impaired.

✓All measurements should always be made with the lit closed and tightened with a torque

of 1.1 Nm.

✓SV 803 cannot be submerged in water.

✓Do not use SV 803 in the presence of flammable vapours or gases or in an explosive

atmosphere.

✓Safe operating ambient temperature range is -10 to +50ºC (+14 to +122ºF).

✓SV 803 can operate in the sun at an ambient temperature of up to +50oC. Above this

temperature, the device should be protected from the sun.

✓For air-transport the instrument must be turned off!

✓Only the battery and the geophones can be disconnected and removed from the SV 803

housing by the user. All other disassembling work should be performed strictly by an

authorized service team.

✓Instrument battery charging ambient temperature range is 0°C to 45°C.

✓SV 803 should not be stored for a long time with discharged batteries. Storing with

batteries in discharged condition may damage them. If so, warranty for Li-Ion battery is

void.

✓If SV 803 is planned to be stored for a long period of time, it is recommended to charge

its battery to 60% capacity. The battery should be charged at least once per 6 months.

✓WEIPU connectors must be capped when not in use.

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SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MARKING OF THE UNIT

Marking on the Unit

Explanation

This product meets UK consumer safety, health or environmental

requirements

This product meets EU consumer safety, health or environmental

requirements

Do not throw into standard municipal waste containers. The user is

obliged to deliver used equipment to the manufacturer or to the

recycling collection point

This product can be recycled (sign is placed on the battery)

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INSTRUMENT ORIENTATION

The instrument can be mounted in the horizontal position (on the floor) or in the vertical position (on the wall).

Each instrument position must correspond to a specific arrangement of geophones in the geophone pack. The

arrangement of the geophones shows the scheme on the right section of the geophone pack.

Axes are assigned to the channels of SV 803: the X axis is assigned to Channel 1, Y axis –to Channel 2 and Z

axis –to Channel 3.

•In the horizontal position, the central geophone must be of the vertical type *).

•In the vertical position, the left geophone (with the QR code) must be of the vertical type.

*) The geophone of the vertical type has the blue cable!

SV 803 is equipped with a gyroscope to identify its mounting position and assign the channels to the axes

automatically. in case of inconsistency between the position of the instrument and the arrangement of geophones,

the instrument will detect it and inform the user via the Assistant Pro mobile application and SvanNET web service.

vertical

geophone

vertical

geophone

Axis: Y Z X

Channel: 2 31

Axis: Z Y X

Channel: 3 2 1

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Table of Contents: 
 
IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE USE..........................................................................3 
1INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................9 
1 Key features...........................................................................................................................9
2 Accessories included ........................................................................................................ 10 
3 Accessories available........................................................................................................ 10 
4 Coming options.................................................................................................................. 10 
5 System extensions............................................................................................................. 10 
2SV 803 DESCRIPTION......................................................................................11 
1 Keypad and LEDs............................................................................................................... 11 
2 Instrument control ............................................................................................................. 11 
3 Waterproof housing........................................................................................................... 12 
4 Battery removal and charging .......................................................................................... 13 
5 Replacing geophones........................................................................................................ 15 
6 Optional accessories for SV 803 ...................................................................................... 17 
6.1 External power adapter .............................................................................................. 17 
6.2 Solar panel.................................................................................................................. 17 
3OPERATING SV 803 .........................................................................................18 
1 Powering............................................................................................................................. 18 
2 LED indicators.................................................................................................................... 18 
3 Establishing 4G connection.............................................................................................. 19 
4 Mounting the instrument................................................................................................... 20 
5 Turning the instrument on/off........................................................................................... 20 
6 Measurement run and data storage ................................................................................. 21 
6.1 Factory settings .......................................................................................................... 21 
6.2 User settings............................................................................................................... 21 
6.3 Data Storage............................................................................................................... 21 
6.4 Overload indication..................................................................................................... 22 
7 Calibration........................................................................................................................... 22 
8 Geophone In Situ Check.................................................................................................... 22 
9 System Check..................................................................................................................... 23 
4APPLICATION FOR MOBILE DEVICES –ASSISTANT PRO..........................24 
1 Installing Assistant Pro on a mobile device.................................................................... 24 
2 Connecting with instruments............................................................................................ 24 
3 Description of icons........................................................................................................... 25 
4 Controlling the instrument................................................................................................ 26 
4.1 Auxiliary commands.................................................................................................... 27 

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4.2 Live View .................................................................................................................... 28 
4.3 Cloud .......................................................................................................................... 31 
4.4 Files list....................................................................................................................... 32 
4.5 Instrument settings ..................................................................................................... 33 
4.6 Restoring factory settings........................................................................................... 34 
5 Assistant Pro auxiliary functions and settings............................................................... 34 
6 Instrument settings............................................................................................................ 36 
6.1 Measurement settings –Measurement...................................................................... 37 
6.2 Configuring data storage –Logger............................................................................. 41 
6.3 Configuring alarms –Alarm........................................................................................ 44 
6.4 System checking –Calibration ................................................................................... 50 
6.5 Configuring instrument parameters –Instrument....................................................... 50 
6.6 Configuring remote communication –Communication............................................... 51 
5INTERNET SERVICE PLATFORM –SVANNET...............................................53 
1 SvanNET web service........................................................................................................ 53 
2 Remote Communication Service –Stations.................................................................... 54 
2.1 STATUS view ............................................................................................................. 56 
2.2 CERTIFICATES dialog box ........................................................................................ 58 
2.3 LOG views .................................................................................................................. 59 
2.4 WEB INTERFACE view.............................................................................................. 60 
2.5 STATUS view ............................................................................................................. 61 
2.6 STORAGE view.......................................................................................................... 73 
3 Automatic Monitoring Services –Projects...................................................................... 74 
3.1 Viewing time-history of measured results –Charts panel.......................................... 74 
3.2 Viewing events –Events panel................................................................................... 75 
3.3 Printing reports ........................................................................................................... 77 
6DATA POST-PROCESSING –SVANPC++.......................................................78
1 SvanPC++ software installation and activation .............................................................. 78 
2 Instrument Vizard............................................................................................................... 78 
3 SVAN files........................................................................................................................... 78 
3.1 Downloading/uploading files....................................................................................... 79 
3.2 Opening files............................................................................................................... 79 
3.3 Changing working directory........................................................................................ 80 
3.4 Configuring instrument settings.................................................................................. 80 
4 Configuring wireless connection ..................................................................................... 82 
5 Building Vibration view ..................................................................................................... 83 
5.1 1/3 octave approach................................................................................................... 83 
5.2 FFT approach ............................................................................................................. 84 

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7MAINTENANCE.................................................................................................87

7.1 Keeping dry inside............................................................................................................. 87

7.2 Exchanging memory and SIM cards ................................................................................ 87

7.3 Resetting the instrument................................................................................................... 87

7.4 Firmware upgrade.............................................................................................................. 87

7.5 Preservation of internal batteries..................................................................................... 88

7.6 Transportation and storage .............................................................................................. 88

7.7 Cleaning.............................................................................................................................. 88

7.8 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................. 88

8SV 803 TECHNICAL DATA...............................................................................89

APPENDIX D. DEFINITIONS AND FORMULAE OF MEASURED VALUES...........92

D.1 Basic terms and definitions......................................................................................... 92

D.2 Definitions and formulas of measuring results ........................................................... 93

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1 INTRODUCTION

SV 803 is an outdoor monitoring system

dedicated for ground and building vibration

applications such as construction site

monitoring, tunnelling and blasting. It uses

three geophones measuring vertical,

longitudinal, and transverse vibration, that can

be easily taken out for calibration.

The instrument can be fully controlled via the

SvanNET web service and also using the

Assistant Pro mobile application that connects

a mobile device with the instrument via

Bluetooth®. The control capability includes data

presentation, reporting, alarms, configuration of

measurement and instrument settings.

The instrument’s enclosure has IP 67 rate and

is fitted with very robust, waterproof connectors.

It can be equipped with an IP 65 external power

supply.

SV 803 measures vibration velocity in three directions and calculates both Peak Particle Velocity and Dominant

Frequency value simultaneously. The device uses FFT for determining the dominant frequency according to

BS and DIN standards. It also has the option to use RMS or PEAK velocity spectrum in 1/3 octave bands for

comparison with user-defined curves. Additionally, SV 803 can measure Vibration Dose Value (VDV).

One of the biggest advantages of SV 803 is its power efficiency. It can run up to 180 days on batteries. The

terminal can be powered from internal battery, or outdoor DC power supply, for example, solar panel.

1.1 KEY FEATURES

•Peak Particle Velocity (PPV) and Dominant Frequency are measured simultaneously in three axes

according to DIN 4150-3 and BS 7385-2.

•Other Building Vibration Standards and methods including customized criterion curves based on FFT

or 1/3 octave (RMS or PEAK) can be used.

•Human Vibration in buildings measurements in accordance with DIN 4150-2 (KB) and BS 6472-1

(VDV).

•Time history logging of measurement results.

•Time domain signal recording that opens wide possibilities for post-processing analysis using

SvanPC++ software.

•Bluetooth®enabling the remote control by the Assistant Pro smartphone application.

•4G modem enabling the remote control and fast data transfer over the Internet to a PC through the

SvanNET web service.

•GPS module for localization of the instrument and time synchronization (option).

•Internal and external (optional) 4G antennas.

•Powering from the removable internal battery, external DC source (option), and dedicated solar

panel (option).

•Charging the instrument’s battery using a standard indoor USB-C wall adapter.

•Charging and powering the instrument using the waterproof outdoor power supply (option).

•Waterproof connectors providing reliable external power supply and communication with external

devices.

•Weather Station and Dust Monitor integration into the measurement system with the use of optional

SD 310 monitoring system controller (future option).

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1.2 ACCESSORIES INCLUDED

SV 803

Outdoor monitoring station including built-in 4G modem, Bluetooth

SB 803

Exchangeable battery

SB 83

AC charger for SB 803 (USB-C)

SA 800

Levelling mounting base with four sleeves with bolts for mounting SV 803 on the

SA 800, wall pin, three levelling studs and the Allen key 4mm for them to attach

SV 800 on the wall

SA 801

Sharp short spikes for levelling mounting base on the floor

SC 816

Communication cable for SV 803 (1 m, WEIPU5 - USB-A)

ST 801

Vertical geophone (one pcs.)

ST 802

Horizontal geophone (two pcs.)

SA 82

Torque screwdriver

SA 83

32 GB memory card

SA 85

Key to unfasten geophone plugs

Note: SV 803 is shipped in protective packaging. Please keep it for use when transporting your

equipment.

1.3 ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE

SV 110

Hand-held vibration calibrator (80Hz & 160Hz) including carrying case

SA 803

Calibration adapter for geophones with cable

SB 871

Solar panel for SV 803

SB 274

Waterproof mains power supply for SV 803

SC 270

Mains cable for SB 274 (5 m)

SC 803

DC cable for SB 274 and SV 803 (5 m, WEIPU2)

SC 833

Solar panel power cable for SV 803 (2 m, WEIPU2)

SA 802

Ground spike 40 centimetres including impact protector

SA 804

External 4G antenna with cable (xx m)

SA 805

Carrying case for SV 803 and accessories

1.4 COMING OPTIONS

Light and sound alarm, battery powered, Bluetooth®controlled

LAN (PoE)

RS232 cable

External Li-Ion battery

External digital triaxial geophone

External digital triaxial accelerometer

Light barrier –sensor for information about e.g., a passing train

1.5 SYSTEM EXTENSIONS

SV 803 will be integrated in the measurement system with other devices:

SP 276

Weather Station

SP 280

Dust Monitoring

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2 SV 803 DESCRIPTION

2.1 KEYPAD AND LEDS

SV 803 has on the front panel two keys for:

•- waking up the 4G modem if the modem

works in periodic mode

•- switching on the status LED indication

(short press) and, if the lit is opened, switching on

Bluetooth (long press > 5 sec)

and three status LEDs:

•(left) - indicating the 4G modem status,

•(middle) - indicating the charging/

powering status,

•(right) - indicating the measurement

status,

and the socket for the external antenna.

Simultaneous pressing of both buttons turns on the

device.

Note: If the 4G modem is switched off, the key will not switch it on. To switch the modem on,

use Assistant Pro or SvanNET.

2.2 INSTRUMENT CONTROL

SV 803 can be controlled via the Bluetooth connection, 4G connection or USB. Each type of connection is

supported by the special software: Assistant Pro mobile device application (see Chapter 4) that supports the

Bluetooth connection, SvanNET web-service that supports the 4G connection with the Internet (see Chapter 5)

and SvanPC++ software that supports either the USB or 4G connection (see Chapter 6).

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2.3 WATERPROOF HOUSING

The SV 803 waterproof housing (IP 67) houses and

protects the main elements of the monitoring station:

•geophone pack (1),

•li-ion batteries pack (2),

•slots for the nano-SIM card and micro-SD

memory card (3),

•button for notification of a safe battery

replacement and the LED indicator of power state

(4). The button turns on the instrument and also

turns it off when there is no external power

supply,

•analogue and digital processing parts,

•other internal elements such as: connectors,

cables, circuit boards.

Note: SVANTEK does not provide a SIM card for the instrument. It is necessary to purchase the SIM

card with the data plan. If the instrument is intended for constant monitoring, choose service provider

that ensures good reception at the measurement point.

Note: Make sure the SIM card has deactivated PIN-code before insertion it into SV 803.

To open the housing, release the clamp and then unscrew

two bolts under the clamp that ensure waterproofness of

SV 803 using the torque screwdriver.

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The station housing is equipped with two connectors:

1. External Interface (WEIPU5 type) for the USB

connection with the PC, Weather or Dust

monitors or SD 310 Monitoring System

Controller, connection of the external

geophones, alarm lamp or adapter for LAN.This

connector may also be used for any type of

external power sources equipped with the

WEIPU2 plug.

2. External Power (WEIPU2 type) for any type of

external power sources equipped with the

WEIPU2 plug.

3. optional external antenna.

To connect a cable to the WEIPU socket, start by lining up the marker on the plug and socket, then screw the

ring close to the socket clockwise.

To disconnect a cable from the WEIPU socket, turn the ring close to the socket counter-clockwise. New

connectors require more force so using a closed hand is more effective than using only fingers.

Note: Use caps to protect connectors when not in use.

2.4 BATTERY REMOVAL AND CHARGING

The battery must be removed from the instrument housing to be charged using the SV 83 mains charger.

Note: If SV 803 is not powering through the WEIPU5 connector, before removing the battery, it is

necessary to turn off SV 803.

To remove the battery, follow next steps:

1. Open the lid and press the button on the lid and

observe the LED (marked as BATTERY

EXCHANGE); when the LED turns off, or it turns

green (if there is the WEIPU5 power), you can

remove the battery.

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Note: Do not remove the battery if the LED is red (steady or flashing).

2. Unscrew the screw that secure the battery to the

housing.

3. Pull out the battery by the straps.

After inserting the battery, tighten the screw (not too

tight) to secure the battery in the housing.

The battery has:

4. contacts for connecting the battery with the SV 803

circuit,

5. six green LEDs showing the charged state,

6. TEST button for checking the battery charging state,

7. red LED for indication battery charging,

8. pin that does not allow you to insert the battery

wrong,

9. USB-C socket for battery charging.

Normally all LEDs are off.

The TEST button initiates the green LEDs from the 10%

LED to the LED showing the current charge level.

If the battery is fully discharged all LEDs will be off.

While charging, a red LED and a series of green LEDs

light up.

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2.5 REPLACING GEOPHONES

Note: Before removing the geophones, it is necessary to turn off SV 803.

Geophones must be placed in the geophone block

according to the SV 803 position.

If SV 803 is positioned horizontally (usually on the floor),

the middle geophone must be of the vertical type.

If SV 803 is positioned vertically (usually on the wall), the

left geophone must be of the vertical type.

Note: The geophone of the vertical has the blue cable.

To replace the geophones to fit the SV 803 position, you

should first extract the geophone block from the case.

Before extracting the geophone block, disconnect all tree

cables from the connector panel.

The geophone connectors have special locks, which

should be pressed when you disconnect them. To make

this process easier, use the special Key to unfasten

geophone plugs as shown on the figure.

vertical

geophone

vertical

geophone

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To disconnect the geophone cable, put the key on the

connector and lean towards the battery.

To extract the geophone block:

•unscrew the four bolts that fix the basement of the

geophone block to the housing (1) and

•unscrew the left-down long bolt on the central

geophone (2).

When the geophone block is extracted, unbolt the

geophone cups using the torque screwdriver and extract

the geophone from the box.

Place the geophones in the appropriate boxes and screw

the bolts to fix them.

Then insert the geophone block to the instrument housing

and screw four bolts to fix the geophone block to the

housing.

In the end, tight the left-down long bolt on the central

geophone (3).

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2.6 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES FOR SV 803

2.6.1 External power adapter

SB 274 is waterproof single output switching power

supply which is characterised by:

•Universal AC input / Full range (90 ~ 305V AC)

•Rated power 40W

•Built-in active PFC function

•Class 2 power unit

•Protections: Short circuit / Overload / Over

voltage / Over temperature

•Fully encapsulated with IP 66 waterproof level

2.6.2 Solar panel

The SB 871 solar panel (40 W, 17.5V DC) extends the

working time of the monitoring station. The size and

weight of the panel enables easy transportation in the

dedicated carrying bag.

The SB 871 solar panel does not require additional

batteries or external controllers.

SB 871 is equipped with a WEIPU2 connector cable for

direct connection to the monitoring station.

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3 OPERATING SV 803

3.1 POWERING

SV 803 is powered from the internal rechargeable battery (SB 803).

When the batteries are completely discharged, monitoring will stop, and SV 803 will turn off.

The battery can be charged outside or inside the instrument. In the last case one of the optional power sources

equipped with the WEIPU2 type plug should be connected to the instrument:

•external power adapter (SB 274) or

•solar panel (SB 871).

Note: The external power sources with the WEIPU2 plugs can be connected to both WEIPU

connectors of the instrument. The difference is, when it is the WEIPU5 connector, you can remove

the battery without turning off the instrument, when it is WEIPU2, you cannot!

Note: SV 803 should not be stored for a long time with discharged batteries. Storing with batteries

in discharged condition may damage them. If so, warranty for Li-Ion battery is void.

Note: If SV 803 is planned to be stored for a long period of time, it is recommended to charge its

battery to 60% capacity. The battery should be charged at least once per 6 months.

3.2 LED INDICATORS

External LEDs

SV 803 has three external LEDs on the keyboard panel, which indicate the state of:

•4G modem status (left): red –when the modem is switched on, blue –when the modem is

connected to SvanNET,

•charging/powering status (middle): turned off –when the charger is not connected, red –when

the battery is charging, green –when the charging is finished, flashes red - when we the battery fault

is detected,

•measurement status (right): flashing green –when the measurement is running, flashing red for at

least 30 seconds –when the measurement is running and the overload is detected, yellow –when the

measurement is stopped.

When the instrument is turning on, three external LEDs are flashing orange in turn, after some time they show

status and turn off.

Short pressing the key activates all three external LEDs for 15 seconds. During this period LEDS shows

the present status and then turn off.

When the mobile device sends the command for identification from the Assistant Pro application, all three

external LEDs are flashing alternately red and green for a certain time.

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Internal LED

The internal LED indicates whether the instrument is turned on or off and whether the battery can be removed

or not. When it:

•flashing red –the instrument is turned on and there is no external power; removal of the battery is

forbidden,

•red –the instrument is turned on and there is external power; removal of the battery is forbidden,

•orange –the instrument mode is changing or shutting down is in progress,

•green –the instrument is turned on and there is an external power on the WEIPU5 connector; removal

of the battery is aloud,

•off –the instrument is turned off and there is no external power on the WEIPU5 connector; removal of

the battery is aloud. When turning off, the orange light is on permanently and when it goes out, the

device will turn off.

The internal LED is turning off automatically after closing the lit.

3.3 ESTABLISHING 4G CONNECTION

Note: To save the power of the instrument, the 4G modem is working by default in the periodical

mode, connecting to the SvanNET to download data files, or when the alarm appears to send alarm

notifications. To change the mode of the modem to the continuous, use Assistant Pro or SvanNET.

It is strongly advised to configure the remote communication before going on site.

Open the lid of SV 803 and insert a nano-SIM card into the

slot located on the inner side of the lid. The instrument

automatically connects to SvanNET.

The station is programmed to automatically establish a 4G

connection with the SvanNET web service.

If you wish to wake up the modem which works in the

periodical mode and force the connection to SvanNET,

press the key on the SV 803 keypad.

The default APN setting is "internet". It’s possible that your

Internet provider uses different APN. In this case the APN

must be entered manually using the Assistant Pro

application (see Chapter 4.6.6) or the SvanPC++ program

(see Chapter 6.4).

Note: In case the connection with SvanNET is failed, consult your local distributer or SVANTEK

support group.

SIM

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3.4 MOUNTING THE INSTRUMENT

SV 803 can be put on the floor or mounted on the wall

with the use of the mounting plate.

If you wish to measure on the floor, attach four sharp

spikes to the mounting base and check the level indicator.

If you wish to mount SV 803 on the wall, you should first

attach the mounting base to the wall with the pin trough

the central hole in the base. To control the level use three

studs and the Allen key. The mounting angle of the

instrument must not exceed 5º relative to the vertical

plane.

After attaching the mounting base on the wall, fix SV 803

using four sleeves and the torque screwdriver.

While fixing SV 803 to the mounting plate, insert four

sleeves with bolts to the holes in instrument housing and

screw them with the torque screwdriver.

3.5 TURNING THE INSTRUMENT ON/OFF

Turning On

After connecting the external power supply SV 803 turns on automatically.

The instrument is turned on automatically after inserting the battery if it turns off automatically due to discharged

battery.

In other cases, you should turn on SV 803 manually by pressing two keys and simultaneously until

all the LEDs light up (for appx. 2 seconds).

SV 803 can be also turned on using the instrument’s Timer or remotely.

central

hole

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