Raphael Monitoring Kit. Instruction Manual

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1 Raphael Monitoring Kit Instruction Manual

2 Raphael Monitoring Kit Copyright 2016 by Sper Scientific ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Printed in the USA The contents of this manual may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, or other means that do not yet exist or may be developed, including photocopying, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system without the express permission from Sper Scientific. Sper Scientific 8281 E. Evans Rd., Suite #103, Scottsdale, AZ Tel: (480) Fax: (480) Web: FCC Notice Contains FCC ID: QIPPXS8 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. Compliance Information The Raphael device complies with the following radiated emission standards: ETSI EN Class B CFR 47 FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class B The Raphael device complies with Immunity per ETSI EN /-17 EN , 3, 4, 5, 6, RoHS, Directive 2002/95/EC,. 2

3 Contents Notices...2 Trademark Acknowledgments...2 FCC Notice...2 Compliance Information...2 Product Overview...4 Raphael Kits...5 Raphael Device...5 Turning the Raphael On...6 Sensor Integration...6 User Interface...7 Web-based Data Management System...8 Accessing the Data Management System...8 Understanding the Dashboard...8 Viewing Site Information...9 Understanding the Data Stream Chart...10 Comparing Data Streams...12 Generating Reports...13 Stream History Report...14 Aggregation Report...15 Daily Total Flow Report...16 Maintenance...17 Raphael Battery Replacement...17 Battery Replacement Instructions...17 Troubleshooting...19 Raphael Device Does not Turn On...19 Technical Support Contact Information...19 Glossary...19 Specifications...20 Raphael Specifications...20 Raphael Mechanical Drawings...22 Raphael Block Diagram...23 Warranty

4 PRODUCT OVERVIEW Sper Scientific s Raphael is a remote infrastructure monitoring tool that delivers field data to decision makers. It is an all inclusive, plug-and-play system, including batteries, SIM card, sensors, and installation hardware. After learning your specific needs, Sper Scientific pre-integrates the appropriate sensors with the Raphael data collection, storage and communication device which is then installed onto existing infrastructure. The data collected from the sensors is stored on Sper Scientific s secure private cloud server, and/or can be integrated directly into your onpremises servers. An Sper Scientific web-based data management system enables you to configure the device over-the-air and program various parameter threshold levels for and/or SMS alerts, visualize data in realtime, and produce reports for presentation and analysis. Using Sper Scientific s API, data can be integrated directly into your SCADA systems, business intelligence or other analytic software. Figure 1: Sper Scientific Raphael System 4

5 Raphael Kits Each Raphael Kit, composed of a Raphael device and smart sensors, is targeted at a specific phase in the water cycle. The intended usage dictates the type of sensors included in the kit. Sper Scientific offers the following types of kits: Water Kits: Water Supply Monitoring Kit Pump Station Monitoring Kit Reservoir & Tank Level Monitoring Kit Water Quality Monitoring Kit Wastewater Kits: Ultrasonic Combined Sewage Overflow Kit Hydrostatic Combined Sewage Overflow Kit Level Switch Combined Sewage Overflow Kit Discharge Monitoring Kit Wastewater Quality Monitoring Kit Environmental Kits: Precipitation Monitoring Kit Temperature Profile Monitoring Kit Groundwater Level Monitoring Kit Surface Water Level Monitoring Kit Optical Water Quality Monitoring Kit Raphael Device The Raphael device periodically samples the connected sensors and transmits the data to the Sper Scientific cloud or to your on-premises server. The device supports 2G, 3G and Verizon networks, and can interchangeably use the strongest available cellular signal. The Raphael device is powered by a fieldreplaceable internal battery that provides 3,500+ transmissions. Alternatively, the device can be connected to an external battery, solar panel, or permanent power source. The Raphael device can be mounted in any of the following ways: Affixed to a pipe, using the supplied zip ties. Affixed to a wall, using the supplied four screws and anchors Hung on a wall, using one of the supplied screws and anchors 5

6 Turning the Raphael On The Raphael device is delivered in hibernation mode. To turn it on, press the magnetic activator, provided in the Raphael Kit, onto the Raphael logo appearing on the Raphael device. The Raphael device turns on and performs a 10-minute calibration process, after which it starts operating in normal mode. Sensor Integration Each Raphael device has three sensor connector ports and supports any combination of the following types of sensors: Modbus Analog Digital Figure 2: Turning Raphael Device On The specific types of sensors and sensor connectors in a kit depend on the kit type. 6

7 User Interface The data collected by the Raphael device and transmitted to the Sper Scientific cloud can be viewed in the Sper Scientific web based data management system. The system enables: Visualizing data in real-time Generating reports for presentation and analysis Defining threshold levels for and/or SMS alerts for various parameters Over-the-air remote device configuration Receiving battery level notifications for predictive maintenance scheduling Figure 3: Web-based Data Management System 7

8 WEB-BASED DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM The Sper Scientific data management system provides the following: Dashboard window - for viewing your site deployment from the macro to the micro level Management window - for managing the Raphael devices and setting parameter thresholds Reports window - for generating reports and exporting them for viewing and sharing Accessing the Data Management System To access the Sper Scientific data management system: Navigate to.com, and enter your Sper Scientific credentials. Understanding the Sper Scientific Dashboard Click the Dashboard tab to display the initial Dashboard screen. Figure 4: Initial Dashboard Screen 8

9 The initial Dashboard screen is composed of a left pane and a right pane. Left pane - lists all Raphael sites and their data streams: Right pane - shows a zoomed-out map displaying clusters of data streams. Using the zoom controls, you can zoom in for greater detail, down to an individual site and its data streams. Viewing Site Information 1. To view the data from a specific Raphael site, click the site in the left pane or on the map. The right pane refreshes to show the site and its data streams. Figure 5: Viewing an Individual Site 9

10 2. To view the data sent from a specific data stream, click the data stream in the left pane or on the map. The right pane splits, displaying the data as a chart in the bottom half of the pane. Figure 6: Viewing an Individual Data Stream Understanding the Data Stream Chart Hovering over a point in the chart displays a tool tip with the following information: Timestamp Site name Type of data stream (such as Pressure, Level, etc.) The reading 10

11 Setting the Time Range You can set the start and end date for the chart by clicking the Range drop-down and setting the dates. Setting the Time Frame You can set the time frame shown in the window by selecting the desired time frame in the Time Frame selector. Using the Zoom and View tools You can adjust the view using any of the following tools, appearing to the right of the chart: Zoom to initial view (1 week) Pan left Pan right Zoom in Zoom out Download as.png. This opens the graph as a png file in a new browser tab. 11

12 Comparing Data Streams You can also compare the readings obtained from multiple data streams by displaying them in same chart. Up to five data streams of up to two different types can be displayed in the same chart. To compare data streams: 1. Double-click the first data stream in the left pane. The right pane splits, displaying the data in a chart in the bottom half of the pane. 2. Double-click the second data stream in the left pane. The data appears in the same chart in the bottom half of the right pane. 3. Repeat step (2) as desired. If you select more than five data streams in all, the data from the additional data streams will appear in a new tab. The following example shows a comparison of two Temperature data streams from the same site - one from a temperature sensor located at the bottom of a borehole, and one from a temperature sensor located at the top of the borehole. Figure 7: Comparing Two Data Streams 12

13 Generating Reports Using the Reports tab you can easily create various types of reports, and export them to Excel. Figure 8: Reports Tab You can create the following types of reports: Stream History Report Aggregation Report Daily Total Flow Report 13

14 Stream History Report This type of report displays the history of one or more data streams of a particular type. To create a Stream History report: 1. Select the stream type, the specific streams you wish to view, and the reporting time period. Figure 9: Stream History Report - Defining Report Criteria 2. Click Export to Excel. A CSV file is created, showing the history of the selected streams during the selected time period. Figure 10: Stream History Report - Example 14

15 Aggregation Report The Aggregation report enables viewing a statistical analysis of the readings obtained in one or more data streams of a specific type. To create an Aggregation report: 1. Select the stream type, the specific streams you wish to analyze, and the reporting time period. 2. Select the aggregation period - from 10 min intervals to 1 month intervals. 3. Specify the type of statistical analysis: Sum, Average, Min, Max or Standard Deviation Figure 11: Aggregation Report - Defining Report Criteria 4. Click Export to Excel. A CSV file is created, showing the results of the statistical analysis for the selected period. For example, the figure shown below displays, for each day in the period: The Minimum recorded value over all selected streams. The Maximum recorded value over all selected streams. Figure 12: Aggregation Report - Example 15

16 Daily Total Flow Report This report is relevant only to a Flow type of data stream. It displays the daily total flow for each day in the specified time period. To create a Daily Total Flow report: 1. Select the specific flow data stream and the reporting time period. Figure 13: Daily Total Flow Report - Defining Report Criteria 2. Click Export to Excel. A CSV file is created, showing the daily total flow during the specified time period. Figure 14: Daily Total Flow Report - Example 16

17 MAINTENANCE Raphael Battery Replacement As the battery nears its end of life, you will receive battery level notifications, enabling you to schedule battery replacement before the battery runs out. Replacement batteries can be ordered from Sper Scientific, part no. WA Battery Replacement Instructions 1. Beware of static discharge, making sure to work in a clean environment and ensuring that your hands and the Raphael are completely dry. 2. Place the Raphael face down on a dry, stable surface with the connectors pointing downward. 3. Partially unscrew the six (6) screws located on the back of the Raphael enclosure, until you can lift off the back panel with the screws still affixed to their screw holes. Figure 15: Unscrewing Back Cover Screws 4. Remove the Raphael s back panel and place it flat-side down adjacent to the Raphael box. 17

18 5. On the interface board, move the ON/OFF switch to the OFF position. Figure 16: Manually Turning Raphael Device On or Off 6. Carefully disconnect the male end of the battery connector cable from the female connector on the interface board. Using an indelible pen, mark the battery as Used and dispose of it properly. 7. Mark the new battery with the current date. Place the battery in the Raphael enclosure and carefully connect the male end of the battery connector cable to the female connector on the interface board. 8. Verify that the yellow, red and blue LED lights on the interface board blink briefly. This confirms that the battery has been successfully connected. 9. On the interface board, move the ON/OFF switch to the ON position. The Raphael device turns on and performs a 10-minute calibration process, after which it starts operating in normal mode 10. Replace the Raphael back panel, ensuring that the battery cable is neatly arranged and not pinched within the Raphael enclosure. 11. Tighten the six (6) back panel screws until the Raphael is closed and sealed. Do not over-tighten as this will strip the screw threads. The Raphael is now ready to resume monitoring and transmission. 18

19 TROUBLESHOOTING Raphael Device Does not Turn On Problem: Magnetic activator does not turn the Raphael on Recommended Actions: 1. Partially unscrew the six (6) screws located on the back of the Raphael enclosure (see Figure 15), until you can lift off the back panel with the screws still affixed to their screw holes. 2. Remove the Raphael s back panel and place it flat-side down adjacent to the Raphael box. 3. On the interface board, move the ON/OFF switch to the ON position (see Figure 16). The Raphael device turns on and performs a 10-minute calibration process, after which it starts operating in normal mode 4. Replace the Raphael back panel, ensuring that the battery cable is neatly arranged and not pinched within the Raphael enclosure. 5. Tighten the six (6) back panel screws until the Raphael is closed and sealed. Do not over-tighten as this will strip the screw threads. GLOSSARY Term API Cloud computing SCADA UI Explanation Application Programming Interface. A set of routines, protocols, and tools for building software and applications Internet-based computing, providing shared resources, data and information to computers and other devices on-demand. Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition. A system for remote monitoring and control. User Interface 19

20 SPECIFICATIONS Data and Software Data Server Sper Scientific User Interface Data Export Options 3rd Party Integration SCADA Integration private cloud and/or customer on-premises server Web-based, Tablet, Mobile Excel, CSV API OPC, DNP3 Data Encryption AES 256 Data Communication Internal Memory System Health Check Bidirectional Up to 32 GB Included Primary Power Supply Operational Run Time External Power Supply (Optional) Power Options Battery Level Power Internal military grade lithium battery, 9V DC 3A 3,500+ transmissions per battery pack, field replaceable battery 4.5V 28V, Automatic power source switching Solar and permanent powered compatibility Included Connectivity Cellular Network SIM Card Data Transmission Profiles Cellular Roaming Event Driven Alerts Alarm Threshold Configuration & Upgrades Antenna Multi-cellular carrier: 2G, 3G and CDMA (Verizon) Global SIM card included Periodic, Data Dependent Global SIM card supporting over 110 countries SMS, , API Up to 4 (HH, H, L, LL) Remotely over-the-air, USB PC connection Internal or external GPS Included 20

21 No. of Sensor Connectors Serial Interfaces Serial Protocols Analog Inputs Sensor Integration 3 RS232 RS485 SDI12 Modbus RTU ASCI Custom Up to 4 (current loop, voltage) Digital Inputs Up to 2 Sensor Power Supply 12 V, 350 ma Dimensions Weight Material Waterproofing Rating Storage Temperature Range Operational Temperature Range Connectors Mechanical Enclosure 13.2 cm W x 16.5 cm H x 7.3 cm D (5.2 in x 6.5 in x 2.9 in) 700g / 1.5 lbs Polycarbonate IP 68 / NEMA 6P -40 C to +80 C (-40 F to +176 F) -20 C to +60 C (-4 F to +140 F) Industrial Grade * Complies with: Radiated emission standards (ETSI EN / -17 Class B and CFR 47 FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class B), Immunity per ETSI EN /-17 EN , 3, 4, 5, 6, RoHS, Directive 2002/95/EC and. 21

22 Raphael Mechanical Drawings Figure 17: Raphael Mechanical Drawings 22

23 Raphael Block Diagram Figure 18: Raphael Block Diagram 23

24 WARRANTY Sper Scientific warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of purchase, and agrees to repair or replace any defective unit without charge. If your model has since been discontinued, an equivalent Sper Scientific product will be substituted if available. This warranty does not cover probes, batteries, battery leakage, or damage resulting from accident, tampering, misuse, or abuse of the product. Opening the meter to expose its electronics will break the waterproof seal and void the warranty. To obtain warranty service, ship the unit postage prepaid to: SPER SCIENTIFIC LTD E. Evans Rd., Suite #103 Scottsdale, AZ (480) The defective unit must be accompanied by a description of the problem and your return address. Register your product online at within 10 days of purchase.. 2/23/