TLS WZU-RF User manual

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Operating instructions
Radio module WZU-RF, WZU-RF-EXT
27.10.2017
Translation
Radio module WZU-RF, WZU-RF-EXT Subject to change 5
1. Safety information
Comply with ESD protection measures.
Avoid short-circuits on the PCB
Route connecting cables through the cable grommets
of the meter only.
Do not cut the grommets shorter than necessary
since this may lower the degree of protection.
Changes in the data telegram or the transmission
rate affect the battery life.
The meter sends no data telegram after delivery ex-
factory. The transmission starts after the installation
of the meter.
The module must not be plugged in during test-
ing / calibrating a meter on a test bench! For mount-
ing or removing the module, the 6-pole connector
shall be used for handling only!
2. Description of function
The radio module (firmware ≥4.69, see label on the rear side) is an
add-on module for the following types of meter: T550 (UH50…)
firmware ≥ 5.17 and T550 (UC50…).
Note: For meter of the type T550 (UH50…) firmware ≥
5.23, new functions are available (C1 mode, OMS
4.1.2 with security profile B).
The module enables the meter to communicate with a mobile
or stationary receiver using 868 MHz radio frequency.
The module supports OMS1- compliant data transmission.
The radio module is available in 2 different versions:
With integrated antenna (WZU-RF)
With external antenna (WZU-RF-EXT; cable length about
2,50 m)
1) Open Metering System Specification: Industry standard of a community of interest of
companies and associations. It develops open and vendor independent specifications for
communication interfaces and basic requirements for meters - http://oms-group.org
3. Installation and assembly
Up to 2 communication modules can be installed.
Number
Description
1
Service button (under the housing cover)
2
Slot “module 1”
3
Slot “module 2”
4
Bushing for power cable
5
Cable grommets
Note: You will find the permitted module combina-
tions in the respective Technical Description. The
radio functions depend on the T550 firmware.
Installing the communication module
The communication modules are connected via a 6-pole reac-
tion-free connector so that installation or replacement is possi-
ble at any time.
To install a communication module proceed as follows:
Press the 4 side lugs of the housing cover inwards and
remove the cover.
Put the communication module into the correct position.
Note: The module WZU-RF and WZU-RF-EXT may
be fitted at slot module 2 only.
Place the communication module carefully in both guide
slots and push it in.
To connect the antenna of WZU-RF-EXT, open one grom-
met matching the cross section of the antenna cable.
Note: Open the cable grommets in such a way that
they enclose the cable tightly.
Guide the antenna cable through the grommet from out-
side.
Plug the antenna cable to the module.
Note: When retrofitting a meter with radio module, the
voltage supply must be checked and, if necessary,
replaced. A battery type D or a power supply is re-
quired to operate a radio module.
4. OMS-compliant data output
The meter sends data telegrams acc. to the “open metering
system specification”:
Volume 2 Primary Communication Issue 2.0.0: 2009-07-20
or
Volume 2 Primary Communication Issue 4.1.2: 2016-12-16

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The following data telegrams can be ordered:
Stationary P600 –with current values:
Current energy
Current volume
Current flow
Current power
Current temperatures hot and cold side
Errors (manufacturer specific)
Current time stamp (type I)
Mobile P601 –with monthly and yearly set day:
Current energy
Current volume
Energy on monthly set day
Volume on monthly set day
Monthly set day
Energy at yearly set day
Yearly set day
Error (manufacturer specific)
Current time stamp (type I)
Mobile P602 –with tariffs, cold / heat:
Current energy
Tariff register 1
Tariff register 2
Storage date 1. previous month
Heat quantity previous year
Tariff register 1. previous month
Tariff register 2. previous month
Errors (manufacturer specific)
Errors (manufacturer specific)
The data telegrams can also be parameterized with the service
software UltraAssist afterwards.
5. LCD
Note: Both display range and data displayed can differ
from this description depending on the meter parame-
terization. Certain button functions can also be blocked.
Service loop “LOOP 4“
Head of the loop
…
…
Type “RF” in slot module 2 in 2-sec. cycles
with send mode “Turned off (rf off)“
or “Turned on (rf on)”;
see additional notes in 6.6
or
or
or
or
or
6. Parameterization
The parameters for the radio operation such as
Radio mode,
Encryption,
Data telegram / telegram composition,
Transmission interval,
are pre-parameterized by the manufacturer. Adaption can be
done by using the service software UltraAssist.
Attention: Changes in the data telegram or the
transmission rate affect the battery life.
Note: Detailed information for the parameterization
with the service software can be found in the UltraAs-
sist user manual.
Note: Support for ordering can be found in the Tech-
nical Description.
6.1 Call up parameterization operation
To call up the parameterization mode, proceed as follows:
Hold the service button for about 3 seconds, until
appears on the LCD.
6.2 Starting the service software UltraAssist
To start the service software, proceed as follows:
Put the optical head on the optical interface.
Start the service software.
The service software starts automatically the status query.
After a few seconds the following message appears:
“Type T550 as UX50 (Version X. XX/ X.XX / flashversion) in Pb
(with calibration seal) found.”
If the service software is already started, just click on the
icon in the Quick launch bar.
6.3 Parameterization
To parameterize the radio module, proceed as follows:
Select the menu
ParameterizationRadio Module 868 MHz
The following window appears for T550 (UH50…) ≥FW 5.23. For
T550 (UH50) < FW 5.23 the new functions are not offered for
selection:
The following parameters can be configured:
Note: The parameters have to be adapted to the de-
ployed radio receiver.
1. Radio mode and encryption (security profile acc. OMS) [1]
Note: The module sends in T1 or C1 mode (unidirec-
tional) acc. to EN 13757-4.
Note: For data security, encryption acc. to OMS is
available: security profile A (Encryption Mode 5) or
security profile B (Encryption Mode 7).

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Select the radio mode: C1 or T1.
Select the encryption: “None”or “ OMS security profile
A (mode 5)” or “…B (mode 7)” (higher security).
Note: In Germany, encryption according to the OMS
security profile B (encryption mode 7) is necessary for
radio transmission to a smart meter gateway.
2. Data telegram [2]
Select the required data telegram.
Note: If an encryption is selected for the data telegram,
the data telegram names are extended by the addition
“OMS-…”
3. Transmission interval [3]
Set the transmission interval in 2-seconds steps.
The transmission interval can be set from a range of 16 sec-
onds to about 18 hours.
Example for 15 minutes: 15 x 60 = 900 seconds
Note: The update of the data between meter and the
radio module is always done in a fixed pattern. This
pattern is 10 seconds for mains supply and 15 minutes
for battery operation.
4. Telegram composition [4]
The telegram composition can be selected individually
for the data telegram “wM-Bus / OMS –user-defined”.
Proceed as follows to compose the data telegram individually:
Select the required values from the column “Available
values”.
Transfer the required values in the column “Data Tele-
gram” by drag & drop.
The values not required can be transferred from the column
“Data Telegram” into the column “Available values” by drag &
drop.
Note: The frequency band allocation is automatically
checked. If the frequency band allocation is above
100%, the transmission interval or the telegram compo-
sition must be adjusted. The minimum transmission
interval is automatically displayed as a suggestion.
5. Age of Data [5]
The radio module retrieves data from the T550 calculator in a
time grid of 15 minutes. The transmission interval has a differ-
ent, parameterizable time grid. The "age of data" indicates the
time difference between the transmission and the fetching of
the data.
Put a tick by “Age of Data”.
Note: In Germany, this option must be activated when
connected to a Smart Meter Gateway.
6.4 Apply settings
Proceed as follows to apply the settings:
Click on the “OK” button.
After a successful parameterization the following message
appears:
“OMS Parameters have been set.”
6.5 Leave parameterization
Proceed as follows to leave the parameterization operation:
Click on the icon in the quick launch bar.
After a few seconds the following message appears:
“Meter is in Nb.”
The meter is now in normal operation (Nb-Mode) and the pa-
rameterization is completed.
6.6 Activating the radio module
Proceed as follows to activate the radio module:
Press the button on the radio module for at least 2 sec-
onds.
The module immediately starts to send data telegrams accord-
ing to the selected parameterization.
The status and the radio mode of the radio module can be
checked in “Loop 4” on the meter.
Type “RF“ in slot “Module 2” in 2 s. cycles
with one of the lower rows:
For T550 (UH50…) FW ≥5.23:
Radio
mode
Telegram
format A
Security
profile
T
1
r
F
o
n
--
--
T
1
r
F
o
n
--
A
T
1
r
F
o
n
--
B
C
1
r
F
o
n
--
--
C
1
r
F
o
n
--
A
C
1
r
F
o
n
--
B
For T550 (UH50…) FW < 5.23 und T550 (UC50…):
Note: Each further press of the radio button triggers
the transmission of a data telegram with updated
data.
6.7 Deactivating the radio module
Radio deactivation by Service Software
Proceed as follows to deactivate the sending of data tele-
grams:
In the menu bar, select the menu Parameterization Ra-
dio module 868 MHz
For T550 (UH50…) ≥FW 5.23, the following window appears:
Remove the tick from the option “Radio” [6].
Radio deactivation by Para-menu
Proceed as follows to deactivate the sending of data tele-
grams:
Press the service button for at least 3 seconds until
appears on the LCD.
Press the button 1 to switch the display until
appears on the LCD.
Press the button 2 to select the menu.
Press the button 1 until (exemplary;
see LCD displays) appears on the display.

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Press the button 2 until (exemplary;
see LCD displays) appears on the display.
Press the button 1 until appears.
Press the button 2.
7. Technical data
Standard
Open Metering System Specification Vol.2
Issue 2.0.0: 2009 or 4.1.2: 2016
EN 13757-3:2016; EN 13757-4:2014
Transmission frequency
for T1
868.95 MHz
(min. 868.90 MHz to max. 869.00 MHz)
Transmission frequency
for C1
868.95 MHz (min. 868.928 MHz to max.
868.972 MHz)
Transmission power
(ERP)
Min. 3.16 mW (5 dBm) to max. 25 mW
(13.9 dBm)
Range *)
- Free field
Up to max. 400 m
- Inside building
e. g. horizontally 30 meter
Power supply
- via meter **)
Battery type D
Mobile radio (16 seconds) battery for 11 years
Stationary radio (15 minutes) battery for 16
years
- via power supply
110 / 230 / 24 V
Sending interval
- Mobile data reading
- Stationary data
reading
- User defined data
telegrams
16 seconds
15 minutes
acc. to telegram length 16 - 900 seconds
*) Can deviate significantly depending on the structure of the building.
**) If the battery of the meter is of any other type, it must be replaced by a
battery of type D. This battery life time is valid for the standard data tele-
grams (P600, P601) and T550 with standard measuring interval for flow and
temperature.
8. Ordering data
As accessory
WZU-RF
With integrated anten-
na
WZU-RF-EXT
With external antenna
For power pack
WZU-AC110-xxx
WZU-ACD230-xxx
WZU-ACDC24-00
For meters with
radio module 1)
UH50-xxxx-xxxx-xxx-YxZx-xxx
UC50- xxxx-xxxx-xxx-YxZx-xxx
OMS v2.0, T1,
Profil A (Mode
5)
Z = E
Module with integrated
antenna
Z = F
Module with external
antenna
OMS v4.1.2
(BSI), T1 oder
C1, Profil B
(Mode 7)
Z = Q
Module with integrated
antenna
Z = W
Module with external
antenna
Y = E, F
Battery operation D-
cell 11 years, 16 years
Y = R
Supply voltage 110 V
Y = N, P
Supply voltage 230 V
Y = M
Supply voltage
24 V ACDC
1) For processing your order of meters with radio module, additional ordering
information for the required parameterization in the production are needed
(see for example the respective “Technical Description”).
Landis+Gyr GmbH
Humboldtstrasse 64
90459 Nuremberg
Germany
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