Wireless Data Acquisition System Hardware System Setting Software MODEL: WDS-WIN01 Instruction Manual [Web version]

B95100536_03 Wireless Data Acquisition System Hardware System Setting Software Instruction Manual Wireless Data Acquisition System Hardware System Setting Software MODEL: WDS-WIN01 Instruction Manual [Web version] Notice to Customer Thank for your using our PATLITE products. The hardware system setting software, WDS-WIN01 (hereafter referred to as "this product") is produced exclusively for the wireless data acquisition system. Before using this product, check the manual to see if your signal tower model is supported. Review the Software License Agreement and use this product only after acceptance. Prior to installation, read this manual thoroughly before using this product to ensure correct use. Read this manual together with the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". Re-read this manual before conducting maintenance, inspections, repairs, and so on. If you have any questions about this product, please contact your PATLITE sales representative listed on the back of this manual. To the Contractor Prior to installation, read this manual thoroughly to ensure it is installed correctly. Return this manual to the customer. 1

Table of Contents 1 Before you begin... 5 1.1 About Safety Symbols... 5 1.2 Safety Precautions... 5 2 Overview... 7 2.1 About this product... 7 2.2 About Models... 7 (1) Model... 7 (2) WDR and WDT models... 7 2.3 System Configuration... 8 (1) System Configuration... 8 2.4 Operation Environment... 11 2.5 About license authentication... 12 3 Functions: Overview... 13 3.1 Function Table... 13 3.2 Operation screen layout: Overview... 13 (1) Top menu operation screen layout... 13 (2) WDT/WDR settings operation screen layout... 14 (3) Data collection operation screen layout... 14 4 Operation guidelines... 15 4.1 Using WDS-WIN01 for the first time... 15 4.2 Setting up the WDT and WDR... 15 4.3 Checking the WDT and WDR communication status... 16 4.4 Running data collection... 16 (1) When setting up various settings and then collecting... 16 (2) When setup of various settings is already complete... 17 4.5 Export or import data collection settings information... 17 4.6 Import WDS-AUTO2 user name information... 17 4.7 Uninstall WDS-WIN01... 17 5 Installation... 18 5.1 Installing... 18 (1) Installing WDS-WIN01... 18 (2) Install USB drivers (when using USB connection)... 22 5.2 Uninstalling... 25 5.3 Starting WDS-WIN01... 27 (1) When you created a shortcut icon on the desktop... 27 (2) When there is no shortcut icon on the desktop... 28 5.4 Exiting WDS-WIN01... 28 5.5 Changing the display language... 29 6 Operation... 31 6.1 WDT/WDR settings... 31 6.1.1 WDR network settings... 31 (1) Set up the computer's IP address.... 31 (2) Set up the WDR IP address.... 34 6.1.2 WDT setup... 37 (1) When using LAN connection... 38 (2) When using USB connection... 40 6.1.3 WDR setup... 42 (1) When using LAN connection... 42 (2) When using USB connection... 44 6.2 Data collection... 45 6.2.1 License authentication... 45 6.2.2 Data save destination and CSV file format settings... 46 (1) Setting the data save destination... 46 (2) CSV file format settings... 47 6.2.3 Save WDT user name... 50 2

6.2.4 Registering WDR and starting collection... 52 (1) When using LAN connection... 52 (2) When using USB connection... 53 6.2.5 Checking the data save destination... 54 6.2.6 Checking communication status of WDT while collecting data... 55 6.2.7 Stopping data collection... 56 6.2.8 Save settings and return... 58 (1) When WDR is connected properly... 58 (2) When WDR is not connected properly... 60 (3) Returning without saving settings... 61 6.3 Exporting and importing settings information... 62 6.3.1 Exporting settings information... 62 6.3.2 Importing settings information... 63 6.4 Getting WDT user name for WDS-AUTO2... 64 6.5 Check WDT and WDR settings... 65 (1) Check WDT settings... 65 (2) Check WDR settings... 66 6.6 Confirm display of WDT call (WDT-5LR/6LR-Z2 only)... 67 (1) Check the [WDT/WDR settings] screen... 67 (2) Check the [Collecting data] screen... 68 6.7 Clear counter value... 69 7 Settings list... 71 7.1 WDT / WDR settings... 71 7.1.1 WDT settings... 71 (1) Settings list... 71 (2) Screen layout description... 71 (3) Settings description... 72 7.1.2 WDR settings (computer connection settings)... 75 (1) Settings list... 75 (2) Screen layout description... 76 (3) Settings description... 77 7.1.3 WDR settings (Wireless settings)... 79 (1) Settings list... 79 (2) Screen layout description... 79 (3) Settings description... 79 7.2 Data collection... 81 7.2.1 Initial settings (save as CSV file)... 81 (1) Settings list... 81 (2) Screen layout description... 81 (3) Settings description... 82 7.2.2 Initial settings (Save WDT user name)... 85 (1) Settings list... 85 (2) Screen layout description... 85 (3) Settings description... 86 7.2.3 Initial settings (Data collection method)... 87 (1) Settings list... 87 (2) Screen layout description... 87 (3) Settings description... 87 7.2.4 Data collection... 88 (1) Settings list... 88 (2) Screen layout description... 88 (3) Settings description... 89 7.2.5 Transfer WDS-WIN01 information... 89 (1) Settings list... 89 (2) Screen layout description... 90 7.3 List of initial values... 91 7.3.1 WDT / WDR settings... 91 (1) WDT settings... 91 3

(2) WDR settings... 91 7.3.2 Data collection... 92 8 Specifications... 93 8.1 Software specifications... 93 8.2 CSV file specifications... 94 8.2.1 CSV file format... 94 8.2.2 CSV file name... 94 (1) File creation method: Common... 94 (2) File creation method: Common (file name)... 94 (3) File creation method: Per WDR... 95 (4) File creation method: Per WDT... 95 8.2.3 Define information in CSV file output... 96 (1) Description of CSV file format... 96 (2) Output information for signal tower, buzzer, WDT monitoring, and counter value... 96 8.2.4 Example CSV file output... 97 (1) Excel... 97 (2) Text... 97 8.2.5 About creating and dividing CSV files... 97 8.2.6 Example of creating CSV file on file division... 98 (1) File creation method: Common... 98 (2) File creation method: Common (file name)... 98 (3) File creation method: Per WDR... 99 (4) File creation method: Per WDT... 99 9 Troubleshooting... 100 9.1 Troubleshooting... 100 9.2 Error messages... 102 About Trademarks and Registered Trademarks Windows, Microsoft, and Internet Explorer are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Intel, Intel Core are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. Xport and Web manager are registered trademarks or trademarks of LANTRONIX Corporation in the United States. Company names and product names described in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of those respective companies. 4

1 Before you begin 1.1 About Safety Symbols To prevent injuries to the user and other personnel, as well as to prevent damage to assets, note the following: The following symbols classify warnings and cautions, and describe the level of harm and damage that will occur when the corresponding instructions are ignored. WARNING CAUTION This symbol indicates, "Failure to follow the instructions may lead to death or serious injury." This symbol indicates, "Failure to follow the instructions may lead to injury or property damage." The following symbols classify and describe the content of associated messages. Prohibited Mandatory This symbol identifies "Prohibited" operations that should never be carried out. This symbol identifies "Mandatory" instructions that should always be carried out. This symbol identifies general "Caution" related information. 1.2 Safety Precautions WARNING Prohibited Mandatory The wireless data acquisition system (hereafter referred to as "this system"), attaches to existing machinery and equipment. This system works with signal towers and sends changes in the operation status of signal towers via a wireless transmitter to a receiver that collects the data. Do not use this product for any other purpose. To prevent accidents, do not use this system other than for its intended purpose and do not run operations or maintenance other than those described in this manual. This system is not intended for use where high reliability is required and where human life is involved, such as medical equipment, atomic energy equipment and machinery, aviation and aerospace, transportation, and control of other equipment. If this system is used for these applications, we cannot be held responsible in the event of injury or property damage. Turn off the power before installing any equipment or electric wiring. Failure to follow this instruction could result in electric shock. In places such as aircraft and hospitals, turn off each of these products where usage of wireless devices is prohibited and where its radio waves affect surrounding equipment. We cannot foresee all circumstances concerning the handling and dangers associated with this system. Therefore, not every possible danger is indicated in this instruction manual. To prevent accidents when operating or maintaining each of these products, in addition to the safety guidelines identified in the instructions of this manual, follow all general safety guidelines. 5

CAUTION Prohibited Do not use this product in applications that require a high-degree of reliability or real-time performance. If there are communication problems, this product cannot retrieve accurate data. Do not use or store this product in the following locations. Failure to follow this instruction could result in a malfunction or product failure. Environments with poor breathability and ventilation Near equipment that generate strong electrical or strong magnetic fields Places exposed to direct sunlight Locations subject to shock and vibration Near heating appliances Environments where there is dust, iron powder, and so on Places near fire or environments with high temperatures and humidity Locations where the product may experience a drop Locations exposed to salty sea air Mandatory Operate this product only after thorough testing in the customer environment. Although this system has a high level of security, there is the potential for third-parties to intercept communications as this product uses radio waves. When using this system, pay close attention to the following: Due to the nature of radio waves, communication can be disabled even over insignificant distances as a result of noise or other environmental factors. To prevent static electricity, discharge the static electrical charge in your body before starting work. (You can discharge static electricity by touching your hand on grounded metal objects.) About the Operating Environment We have tested the product with out of the box computers in a normal operating environment. However, depending on your operating environment, which includes the computer main unit, peripheral devices and applications in use, there may be cases where this product will not run properly. The software copyrights are held by our company. Do not use this software in other products, or duplicate or modify a portion or all the software without prior written permission. Disposing this product When disposing of this product, follow the rules and regulations on how to handle recyclable materials as outlined in your community. About this manual The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice. Images in this manual are for illustration purposes only, and may differ from the actual product. Additionally, the illustration may hide parts of the product for ease of explanation. This manual is copyrighted. No part of the manual, including drawings or technical information, can be copied or duplicated in any manner, without prior consent. If you have any questions or need further information, contact your nearest PATLITE sales representative. We cannot warrant against breakdowns caused by disassembling this product, natural disasters, or handling of this product that is contrary to any warnings or precautions. Avoid using this product in ways other than those described in this manual. We cannot be held responsible for damages and injuries caused by failing to pay attention, or failing to follow precautions, during operation and maintenance. 6

2 Overview 2.1 About this product This product (software) is for: setting up WDT and WDR collecting signal tower information and saving it as CSV data using the CSV data with visualization application software. 2.2 About Models (1) Model WDS-WIN01 (2) WDR and WDT models Type WDR Model WDR-L-Z2 WDR-LE-Z2 WDT-5E-Z2 WDT WDT-6M-Z2 WDT-5LR-Z2 WDT-6LR-Z2 7

2.3 System Configuration (1) System Configuration 1 Run Time System Configuration Diagram 8

Configuration WDT Item Number of configuration items 1 to 30 units *1 per receiver Models WDT-5LR-Z2 / WDT-6LR-Z2 / WDT-5E-Z2 / WDT-6M-Z2 WDR 1 to 20 units WDR-L-Z2 / WDR-LE-Z2 WDS 1 WDS-WIN01 (this product) Host PC *2 1 unit *1 For information, refer to "6.1(4) How Many WDT you can connect to WDR" in the "Data Communication System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". *2 When connecting the WDR directly to the host PC with a LAN cable, use a cross cable. 2 Maintenance System Configuration (using the power supply input kit) Diagram 9

Configuration Item Number of configuration items Models WDT Power supply input kit (option) Number as required 1 unit WDT-5LR-Z2 WDT-6LR-Z2 WDX-5LRB WDX-6LRB AC Adaptor (option) *1 1 unit ADP-001 WDR 1 unit WDR-L-Z2 / WDR-LE-Z2 WDS 1 WDS-WIN01 (this product) Maintenance PC 1 unit LAN cable (cross cable) *2 *3 1 USB Cable *4 *5 1 *1 You can also use the AC Adaptor (Z69433003-F1) that is included with the startup kit (WD-STARTZ2+T0158). *2 When configuring the WDR LAN settings, connect with a LAN cable. *3 When connecting the WDR directly to the host PC with a LAN cable, use a cross cable. *4 Use a USB cable 3 m or shorter. *5 Do not connect the LAN and USB cables at the same time. CAUTION Prohibited Do not connect the LAN and USB cables to the WDR at the same time. Operation is not possible if connected at the same time. 10

2.4 Operation Environment Use this product in an operation environment rated higher than defined below. Item CPU Memory Display Destination storage device System capacity Intel Core 2 Duo 2.92 GHz or faster 4 GB or more XGA resolution (1024 x 768) or higher HDD Space required for installation 500 MB or more * Separate capacity required for CSV file output. Browser Internet Explorer 11 Microsoft.NET Framework 4.5 or later Operating system name Bits Language User rights Windows 7 32/64 Japanese English Administrator Users Supported operating systems Windows 8.1 32/64 Windows 10 32/64 Japanese English Japanese English Administrator Users Administrator Users Windows Server 2012 R2 64 Japanese English Administrator Users Windows Server 2016 64 Japanese English Administrator Users Other When using this product turn off the screen saver, sleep, and standby mode functions. CAUTION Operations on touch panels or tablets cannot be ensured. You cannot install the application or output data collection files to network drives and external storage devices such as SD cards and USB memory. Data collection does not work properly when screen saver, sleep, or standby mode functions are running. 11

2.5 About license authentication Except for some functions, this product requires license authentication. A license card with a 17-digit license code is provided in paid versions of WDS-WIN01. The steps for license authentication are described in "6.2.1 License authentication". Store the license card for safe keeping. CAUTION After uninstalling this product, license authentication is required when re-installing. 12

3 Functions: Overview 3.1 Function Table Function Icon Description Paid version Support Free version WDT/WDR settings Set up the WDT and WDR. X X Data collection Collect signal tower information and save it as CSV data. * License authentication required on paid version. X 3.2 Operation screen layout: Overview (1) Top menu operation screen layout 13

(2) WDT/WDR settings operation screen layout (3) Data collection operation screen layout 14

4 Operation guidelines 4.1 Using WDS-WIN01 for the first time STEP 1 Install WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.1(1) STEP 2 Install USB drivers (when using USB connection) Refer to 5.1(2) STEP 3 Start up WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.3 STEP 4 Select the display language (only when changing display languages) Refer to 5.5 STEP 5 * Run license authentication (paid versions only) Refer to 6.2.1 STEP 6 Exit WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.4 4.2 Setting up the WDT and WDR STEP 1 Prepare and connect equipment Refer to 2.3(1) STEP 2 Configure the network settings on the computer (initial WDR connection) Refer to 6.1.1 (1) STEP 3 Start up WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.3 STEP 4 Configure the network settings on the WDR Refer to 6.1.1 (2) STEP 5 Set up the WDT Refer to 6.1.2 STEP 6 Set up the WDR Refer to 6.1.3 15

4.3 Checking the WDT and WDR communication status STEP 1 Check the WDT wireless status Refer to section 6.4(3) in the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". STEP 2 Check WDT and WDR setup items Refer to 6.5 STEP 3 Confirm display of WDT call Refer to 6.6 STEP 4 Clear counter value Refer to 6.7 4.4 Running data collection (1) When setting up various settings and then collecting STEP 1 Prepare and connect equipment Refer to 2.3(1) STEP 2 Configure the network settings on the computer (for WDR connection) Refer to 6.1.1 (1) STEP 3 Start up WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.3 STEP 4 Set up save destination for collected data Refer to 6.2.2 STEP 5 Set up file format for collected data Refer to 6.2.2 STEP 6 Save WDT user name Refer to 6.2.3 STEP 7 Register group that is collected (register WDR) Refer to 6.2.4 STEP 8 Start collecting Refer to 6.2.4 STEP 9 Stop collecting Refer to 6.2.7 STEP 10 Save settings and return Refer to 6.2.8 16

(2) When setup of various settings is already complete STEP 1 Prepare and connect equipment Refer to 2.3(1) STEP 2 Start up WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.3 STEP 3 Start collecting Refer to 6.2.4 STEP 4 Stop collecting Refer to 6.2.7 4.5 Export or import data collection settings information STEP 1 Export settings information Refer to 6.3.1 STEP 2 Import settings information Refer to 6.3.2 4.6 Import WDS-AUTO2 user name information STEP 2 Import.ini file Refer to 6.4 4.7 Uninstall WDS-WIN01 STEP 1 Uninstall WDS-WIN01 Refer to 5.2 17

5 Installation This manual uses Windows 10 in the example procedures. 5.1 Installing CAUTION When installing this product, the logged in user must be set up with Administrator user rights. (1) Installing WDS-WIN01 The following steps describe how to install this product. 1. Double-click setup.exe. 2. If the User Account Control window displays, click [Yes]. 3. Click [OK]. 18

4. To continue installation, click [Yes]. To export, click [No]. 5. Click [Next]. 6. Define the installation folder and click [Next]. 19

To change the installation folder, click [Browse]. Define the folder and click [OK]. 7. Select whether to create a shortcut on the desktop, and click [Next]. 8. Click [Install]. 20

9. Wait until installation is [Complete]. 10. Click [Finish]. 11. When you select to create an icon on the desktop, a shortcut is created on the desktop. 12. Complete 21

(2) Install USB drivers (when using USB connection) CAUTION Depending on the operating system you are using (other than Windows 10), a USB driver may be required. USB drivers are stored in the installation folder (refer to 5.1(1)) path "\patlite\wds-win01\usb_driver". The following describes the installation process on Windows 7. 1. Connect the WDR to the computer with a USB cable. 2. Open the Windows [Device Manager] screen. From [Other devices], double-click [CDC RS-232 Emulation]. 22

3. Click [Update Driver]. 4. Click [Browse my computer for driver software]. 5. Select the USB driver destination (folder defined in section [5.1(1)5]) and click [Next]. 23

6. Click [Install]. 7. Installation starts up. Click [Close]. 8. Complete 24

5.2 Uninstalling CAUTION When uninstalling this product, the logged in user must be set up with Administrator user rights. The following steps describe how to uninstall this product. 1. From the taskbar, click [Start]. 2. From the [Start] menu, click [Settings]. 3. From the [Settings] menu, click [System]. 25

4. From the [System] menu, click [Apps and Features]. 5. Locate [WDS-WIN01] and click it. 6. Click [Uninstall]. 7. Click [Yes]. 26

8. Wait until the uninstall process is complete. 9. Click [OK]. 10. Complete (Restarting your computer is unnecessary.) 5.3 Starting WDS-WIN01 (1) When you created a shortcut icon on the desktop 1. Double-click the shortcut icon. 2. The screen as shown on the right appears for a few moments. 27

3. The Top page appears. 4. Complete (2) When there is no shortcut icon on the desktop 1. Start the application from the Windows Start menu. 5.4 Exiting WDS-WIN01 1. From the Top menu, click [Close]. 2. Click [Yes]. 3. Complete 28

5.5 Changing the display language 1. These instructions describe changing the display language from English to Japanese. From the Top menu, click [Language settings]. * The procedure describes how to change to English, but you can also use this to change to other languages. 2. From the list select [Japanese]. 3. Click [Change]. 29

4. The application exits and restarts, then the Top page appears in Japanese. 5. Complete CAUTION The language configuration for your operating system affects the default display language. For Japanese operating systems, displays Japanese. Other language operating systems, displays English. After changing the display language, the application will start up in the selected language. 30

6 Operation 6.1 WDT/WDR settings 6.1.1 WDR network settings (1) Set up the computer's IP address. 1. From the Windows [Start] menu, click [Settings]. 2. From the [Settings] menu, click [Network & Internet]. 3. From the [View network status and tasks] menu, click [Change adapter options]. 31

4. Double-click the WDR connection, either [Ethernet] or [Local Area Connection]. 5. Click [Properties]. 32

6. Select [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)]. Click [Properties]. 7. Enter the following settings. IP address Subnet mask Default gateway * When connecting to WDR for the first time, set the following: IP address 192.168.0.* (replace asterisk * with any value other than 1) Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Default gateway 0.0.0.0 * Determine beforehand the settings you plan to use at run time. Click [OK]. 8. Complete 33

(2) Set up the WDR IP address. 1. Connect the WDR to the computer with a LAN cable. For the connection process, refer to "2.3(1)2Maintenance System Configuration (using the power supply input kit)". 2. From the Top menu, click [WDT/WDR settings]. 3. From [Use with LAN], click [WDR IP address settings]. 4. Enter the current IP address of the connected WDR. When setting up the WDR for the first time, enter 192.168.0.1 for the initial IP address. After entering the address, click [Start browser]. 34

5. The browser starts up and the access control window will appear. As user names and passwords are not set up, input is unnecessary. Click [OK]. 6. The [XPort ] browser appears. As shown in the image to the right, click [Network]. 7. The [Network Settings] screen appears. In the [Use the following IP configuration] properties, enter: [IP Address] [Subnet Mask] Enter the following settings as required. [Default Gateway] [DNS Server] When unnecessary, enter 0.0.0.0 in the corresponding field. For information on settings refer to "7.1.2 WDR settings (computer connection settings)". Click [OK]. 35

8. You can change the port number by following the steps below. * Normally, change is unnecessary. Skip to step 10 if you are not changing the port number. Click [Connection]. 9. The [Connection] screen appears. In the [Local Port] field enter the desired port number. Click [OK]. 10. Confirm the various changes. From the menu, click [Apply Settings]. 11. Click [OK]. 36

12. Click [X] to close the browser. 13. Click [Back]. 14. Complete 6.1.2 WDT setup NOTICE For information on wireless channels, groups, ExtendedPanID, and MAC addresses, refer to section "6.1 Before Installation" in the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". CAUTION Mandatory When the WDT ExtendedPanID is 0000 0000 0000 0000, it is grouped with WDR that have ExtendedPanID set arbitrarily. In this scenario, because the grouped wireless network is unstable, set any value other than 0000 0000 0000 0000 during configuration. When collecting data with this product, set WDT [Transmission mode] = [Immediate transmission]. 37

(1) When using LAN connection 1. * Connect and power on the WDR and WDT as per the system configuration. Refer to "2.3(1)System Configuration". From the Top menu, click [WDT/WDR settings]. 2. From [Use with LAN], click [WDT/WDR settings]. 3. Enter the current IP address of the connected WDR. When you have not changed the WDR IP address from its default setting, enter 192.168.0.1. If you did not change the port number [see section 6.1.1 (2)], do not change its default value of 10001. If you changed the port number [see section 6.1.1 (2)], enter that port number. Click [Next]. 38

4. In the [WDT settings], the [WDT list] shows the currently connected WDT. * It may take about 10 seconds to display the WDT list. Select the check boxes of WDT to set up, and click [Select to configure]. 5. Set up the selected WDT. [ExtendedPanID] [Frequency Channel] [Determine Signal Tower Input] [Power supply settings] [Counter settings] [Transmission mode] Set up the respective settings above. * When used with this product, set [Transmission mode] = [Immediate transmission]. * Depending on the model and version, [Counter Settings] may not be supported. * For information on settings refer to "7.1.1 WDT settings". After setup and selection is complete, click [Change settings]. The settings are written to the WDT. 6. Complete 39

(2) When using USB connection 1. * Connect and power on the WDR and WDT as per the system configuration. Refer to "2.3(1)System Configuration". From the Top menu, click [WDT/WDR settings]. 2. From [Use with USB], click [WDT/WDR settings]. 3. Click [Update COM port list]. COM port numbers display in a pull-down list. From the menu, select the WDR COM port and click [Next]. 4. In the [WDT settings], the [WDT list] shows the currently connected WDT. * It may take about 10 seconds to display the WDT list. Select the check boxes of WDT to set up, and click [Select to configure]. 40

5. Set up the selected WDT. [ExtendedPanID] [Frequency Channel] [Determine Signal Tower Input] [Power supply settings] [Counter settings] [Transmission mode] Set up the respective settings above. * When used with this product, set [Transmission mode] = [Immediate transmission]. * Depending on the model and version, [Counter settings] may not be supported. * For information on settings refer to "7.1.1 WDT settings". After setup and selection is complete, click [Change settings]. The settings are written to the WDT. 6. Complete 41

6.1.3 WDR setup CAUTION Prohibited When there are multiple WDR in your system, do not use duplicate ExtendedPanID values. The product may not operate properly. (1) When using LAN connection 1. From the Top menu, click [WDT/WDR settings]. 2. From [Use with LAN], click [WDT/WDR settings]. 3. Enter the current IP address of the connected WDR. When you have not changed the WDR IP address from its default setting, enter 192.168.0.1. If you did not change the port number [section 6.1.1 (2)], do not change its default value of 10001. If you changed the port number [section 6.1.1 (2)], enter that port number. Click [Next]. 42

4. Set up the WDR settings. [ExtendedPanID] [Frequency Channel] Set up the respective settings above. [Network connection] Set to [Auto start (recommended)]. If entering all of the settings is complete click [Change settings]. * For settings information, refer to "7.1.3 WDR settings (Wireless settings)". 5. Complete 43

(2) When using USB connection 1. From the Top menu, click [WDT/WDR settings]. 2. From [Use with USB], click [WDT/WDR settings]. 3. Click [Update COM port list]. COM port numbers display in a pull-down list. From the menu, select the WDR COM port and click [Next]. 4. Set up the WDR settings. [ExtendedPanID] [Frequency Channel] Set up the respective settings above. From [Network connection] select [Auto start (recommended)]. After setup and input is complete, click [Change settings]. * For settings information, refer to "7.1.3 WDR settings (Wireless settings)". 5. Complete 44

6.2 Data collection 6.2.1 License authentication Store the license card for safe keeping. CAUTION After uninstalling this product, license authentication is required when re-installing. 1. From the Top menu, click [Data collection]. 2. Run license authentication. Enter the 17 digit license key provided with this product and click [Authentication]. 3. Complete 45

6.2.2 Data save destination and CSV file format settings (1) Setting the data save destination CAUTION You cannot output data collection files to network drives and external storage devices such as SD cards and USB memory. 1. From the Top menu, click [Data collection]. 2. Set up the save destination for CSV data. From [Initial settings] click [Select folder]. 46

3. Define the destination folder. Click [OK]. 4. Complete (2) CSV file format settings 1. From [Data collection operation] click [CSV file settings]. 47

2. Select [File creation method]. [Common] [Common (file name)] [Per WDR] [Per WDT] Select one from above. Select [File division method]. [Divide by date] [Divide by time] [Divide by file size] [Do not divide] Select one from above. * For settings information, refer to "7.2.1 Initial settings (save as CSV file)". 3. Create the [CSV file format]. From the 10 pull-down lists select the items for the CSV data. Select to enable or disable [Correct the time]. Check mark is enabled. Blank is disabled. * For settings information, refer to "7.2.1 Initial settings (save as CSV file)". 4. After setup is complete, click [Save]. 48

5. Click [Yes]. 6. Complete 49

6.2.3 Save WDT user name 1. From [Save WDT user name], click [Save list]. 2. [Save WDT user name] screen appears. 3. For WDT you want to register, use the keyboard to enter: MAC Address User name 50

4. To delete entered content, right click the line you want to delete and select [Delete]. 5. After setup is complete, click [Save]. 6. Click [Yes]. 51

7. The [Collecting data - WDT Information] screen changes to the saved user name. 8. Complete 6.2.4 Registering WDR and starting collection (1) When using LAN connection 1. From [WDR list] select [Use with LAN]. 2. In the [WDR list], use the keyboard to enter: [IP address] [User name] If you did not change the port number [6.1.1 (2)], do not change its default value of 10001. * When entering the IP address, include the period. * You can register up to 20 WDR. 3. From [WDR list] select the WDR from which you are collecting information. From the [Collection] list, select WDR you are collecting from. Select [Collect]. Click [Start data collection]. 52

4. The [Collecting data] screen appears and collection starts. 5. Complete (2) When using USB connection 1. From [WDR list] select [Use with USB]. 2. Click [Update COM port list]. COM port numbers display in a drop down list. From the menu, select the WDR COM port. In [WDR list], use the keyboard to enter the [WDR User name]. * You can register one WDR. 53

3. From [WDR list] select the WDR from which you are collecting information. From the [Collection] list, select WDR you are collecting from. Select [Collect]. Click [Start data collection]. 4. In [WDR Information]* "Collecting data" appears and collection starts. * See this 5. Complete 6.2.5 Checking the data save destination 1. From the [Collecting data - WDR Information] screen click [CSV file destination]. 2. Explorer displays the data destination folder. Check that collected data is saved in that location. 3. Complete 54

6.2.6 Checking communication status of WDT while collecting data 1. From the [Collecting data - WDR Information] screen click [WDR information]. * See this 2. The [Collecting data - WDT Information] screen appears. 3. Complete 55

6.2.7 Stopping data collection 1. From the [Data collection operation - WDR Information] screen click [End data collection]. 2. The [Data collection will end. Continue?] message displays. Click [Yes]. * Refer to the following for steps on how you can end data collection. 3. The [Data collection operation] screen appears, and data collection ends. 4. Complete 56

NOTICE The [Data collection will end. Continue?] message box closes on clicking [Yes]. However, ending data collection may take some time, such as when there are multiple WDT units connected. When that happens, the following screen appears where you can end data collection yourself. However, if you use this procedure, the subsequent counter value is not output when you click [Exit]. In the [Counter is still running] message box, click [Exit]. After starting data collection, do not stop the data collection after approximately 1 minute (which can be more or less, depending on the wireless communication status). During that period, counter values that are input may not output to CSV. 57

6.2.8 Save settings and return (1) When WDR is connected properly 1. Connect WDR. 2. Display [Data collection operation]. Run various settings. Click [Back]. 3. In the [Save] screen click [Yes]. 4. * When "Operation settings are incomplete" is displayed, it may be due to one of the following (1 to 4). 1 CSV file destination is not set up. Set up the file destination. Refer to "6.2.2 (1)Setting the data save destination". 2 WDR is not connected properly. Connect WDR properly. If you cannot connect WDR properly, refer to "6.2.8 (2)When WDR is not connected properly". 58

3 WDR is connected properly to the LAN but there are other incomplete settings. Follow the operations below. From [WDR list] select [Use with USB]. Change [Collection] to [Do not collect]. From [WDR list] select [Use with LAN]. In one of the numbers in the list, enter the WDR IP address. Change [Collection] to [Collect]. Click [Back]. 4 When WDR is connected properly via USB but there are other incomplete settings. Follow the operations below. From [WDR list] select [Use with USB]. Click [Update COM port list]. Select the [COM port]. Change [Collection] to [Collect]. Click [Back]. 5. Complete 59

(2) When WDR is not connected properly 1. Display [Data collection operation]. From [WDR list] select [Use with USB]. Change [Collection] to [Do not collect]. 2. From [WDR list] select [Use with LAN]. In one of the numbers in the list, enter any IP address. Change [Collection] to [Collect]. Click [Back]. 3. In the [Save] screen click [Yes]. 4. Complete 60

(3) Returning without saving settings 1. Display [Data collection operation]. Click [Back]. 2. In the [Save] screen click [No]. 3. Complete 61

6.3 Exporting and importing settings information 6.3.1 Exporting settings information 1. Display [Data collection operation]. From [Transfer WDS-WIN01 information] click [Export operation settings]. 2. Define the [Setting information destination folder]. The file save screen appears. Enter the file name for the exported settings information file and click [Save]. 3. Complete 62

6.3.2 Importing settings information 1. Display [Data collection operation]. From [Transfer WDS-WIN01 information] click [Import operation settings]. 2. The select file screen appears. Select the settings information file (.wds) to import. Click [Open]. 3. Complete 63

6.4 Getting WDT user name for WDS-AUTO2 1. Display [Data collection operation]. From the [Save WDT user name] items click [Save list]. 2. From the [Save WDT user name] screen click [Import (.init file)]. 3. The select file screen appears. Select the WDT user name file (.init file) to import for WDS-AUTO2 and click [Open]. 4. Complete 64

CAUTION If the user name is already registered, it will be imported again. If the maximum number will be exceeded, an error message appears and the user name is not imported. You cannot import if the.init file includes duplicated MAC addresses. 6.5 Check WDT and WDR settings (1) Check WDT settings 1. Display the [WDT/WDR settings] screen. For display steps, refer to the following. When connecting to LAN, refer to 6.1.2 (1), 1 to 3. When connecting to USB, refer to 6.1.2 (2), 1 to 3. 2. In the [WDT settings], the [WDT list] shows the currently connected WDT. * It may take about 10 seconds to display the WDT list. Select the check boxes of WDT to set up, and click [Select to configure]. 65

3. The current settings status of the selected WDT appears. Items to check are as follows. [MAC address] [ExtendedPanID] [Frequency Channel] [Determine Signal Tower Input] [Power supply settings] [Counter settings] [Transmission mode] 4. Complete (2) Check WDR settings 1. Display the [WDT/WDR settings] screen. For display steps, refer to the following. When connecting to LAN, refer to 6.1.2 (1), 1 to 3. When connecting to USB, refer to 6.1.2 (2), 1 to 3. 2. The current settings status of the selected WDR appears. Items to check are as follows. [MAC address] [ExtendedPanID] [Frequency Channel] [Network startup method] 3. Complete 66

6.6 Confirm display of WDT call (WDT-5LR/6LR-Z2 only) (1) Check the [WDT/WDR settings] screen 1. Display the [WDT/WDR settings] screen. For display steps, refer to the following. When connecting to LAN, refer to 6.1.2 (1), 1 to 3. When connecting to USB, refer to 6.1.2 (2), 1 to 3. It may take about 10 seconds to display the WDT list. 2. In the [WDT settings], on the right-side of the [WDT list], inside the WD is a blue button. (It does not appear for the WDT-5E/6M-Z2 model.) Click the blue button and the indicator for this WDT flashes blue for about 10 seconds. 3. Complete 67

(2) Check the [Collecting data] screen 1. Display the [Collecting data - WDR Information] screen. For display steps, refer to the following. When connecting to LAN, refer to 6.2.4 (1), 1 to 5. When connecting to USB, refer to 6.2.4 (2), 1 to 5. 2. Click the *display portion of [WDR information] to display the [Collecting data - WDT Information] screen. * See this 3. In the [Collecting data - WDT settings] screen, on the right-side of the [WDT information], inside the WD displays a blue button. (It does not appear for the WDT-5E/6M-Z2 model.) Click the blue button and the indicator for this WDT flashes blue for about 10 seconds. 4. Complete 68

6.7 Clear counter value 1. Display the [Collecting data - WDR Information] screen. For display steps, refer to the following. When connecting to LAN, refer to 6.2.4 (1), 1 to 5. When connecting to USB, refer to 6.2.4 (2), 1 to 5. 2. Click the *display portion of [WDR information] to display the [Collecting data - WDT Information] screen. * See this 3. In the [Collecting data - WDT settings] screen, on the right-edge of the [WDT information], there is a yellow [c] button for each WD. * When the [c] button does not appear, refer to the following notice. 69

4. Click the yellow [c] button and the [Check that the WDT count up input is stopped, then press the Clear Counter button] message is displayed. 5. Click the [Clear Counter] button and the [Clear counter successful] message is displayed. By following these steps, you can reset the accumulated counter value. 6. 完了 - NOTICE The following may be the cause when the yellow [c] button does not display on the right-edge of the [WDT information] for each WD in the [Collecting data - WDT settings] screen. The version of WDT-5LR-Z2/ WDT-6LR-Z2 is older than version 3.06. In the [Counter Settings], when the [Do not use] option is selected. 70

7 Settings list 7.1 WDT / WDR settings 7.1.1 WDT settings (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Setup Item References Wireless settings Operation settings ExtendedPanID Frequency Channel Determine Signal Tower Input Power supply settings Counter Settings Transmission mode Refer to 7.1.1 (3)1 Refer to 7.1.1 (3)2 Refer to 7.1.1 (3)3 Refer to 7.1.1 (3)4 Refer to 7.1.1 (3)5 Refer to 7.1.1 (3)6 (2) Screen layout description Refer to 7.1.1(3)1 Refer to 7.1.1(3)2 Refer to 7.1.1(3)3 Refer to 7.1.1(3)4 Refer to 7.1.1(3)5 Refer to 7.1.1(3)6 71

(3) Settings description 1 ExtendedPanID Description Enter the ID for grouping with the WDR. Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to F) Setup value 0000 0000 0000 0000 to FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFE CAUTION When set to 0000 0000 0000 0000, it is grouped with WDR arbitrarily. Set any value other than 0000 0000 0000 0000 at run time. 2 Frequency Channel Description Select the wireless frequency band for the WD system. Setup process Select check boxes (multiple selections possible) Setup value CH11 / CH12 / CH13 / CH14 / CH15 / CH16 / CH17 / CH18 / CH 19 / CH20 / CH21 / CH22 / CH23 / CH24 / CH25 / CH26 Select at least one. CAUTION Select CH values that include the CH set up on the WDR. 72

3 Determine Signal Tower Input Description Select the process used to determine the signal tower input status. Setup process Selection list Setup value Normal - Flashing (short) - Flashing (medium) - Flashing (long) * Flashing is determined when there are two status changes within a defined period. This period is called "SS seconds". Flashing (short): SS seconds = 0.7 seconds Flashing (medium): SS seconds = 1.5 seconds Flashing (long): SS seconds = 2.5 seconds For information, refer to "8.1(2) Functions Related to Signal Tower Input" in the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". 4 Power supply settings Description Select the signal wire for the power supply. Setup process Selection list Setup value Power supply wire: Red, yellow, green, blue, or white NOTICE The selection process is different depending on the WDT model selected for the [Power supply settings]. WDT-5LR-Z2 / WDT-6LR-Z2: Select [Power supply wire]. WDT-5E-Z2 / WDT-6M-Z2: Select the wire that is supplying power, either [Red] or [White]. 73

5 Counter Settings Description Select the signal wire for the Simple Counter Function. Setup Process Selection list Setup value Do not use, red, amber, green, blue, white or buzzer NOTICE The above settings are for WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 (version 3.06 or later). You cannot set a buzzer for WDT-5E-Z2/WDT-6M-Z2. When DIP switch No.2 on WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 is ON, the setup value is [DIP switch (Blue)]. For details, refer to "8.1(1) Wireless Data Transmission Function" in the LR5/LR6 Wireless Data Acquisition System Instruction Manual. For the [Counter Settings] in the WDT settings, even if you select [Do not use], the accumulated counter value in the WDT is not cleared. To clear the counter, use one of the following methods. Then, edit the [Counter Settings] to [Do not use]. 1 In the [Collecting data - WDT settings] screen, click the yellow [c] buttons for the WD on the right-edge of the [WDT information]. 2 Turn off the power supply on the WDT main unit. 74

6 Transmission mode Description Select the type of transmission operation for the signal tower status. Setup process Selection list Setup value Immediate transmission or Request transmission CAUTION When collecting data with this product, set WDT [Transmission mode] = [Immediate transmission]. 7.1.2 WDR settings (computer connection settings) (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Setup Item References Computer connection settings (LAN connection settings) Computer connection settings (USB connection settings) IP address Subnet mask Default gateway Port number COM port Refer to 7.1.2 (3)1 Refer to 7.1.2 (3)2 Refer to 7.1.2 (3)3 Refer to 7.1.2 (3)4 Refer to 7.1.2 (3)5 CAUTION Set up operations related to LAN connection settings from the browser with the [LANTRONIX Web manager]. 75

(2) Screen layout description PC connection settings (LAN connection settings) Refer to 7.1.2(3)1 Refer to 7.1.2(3)2 Refer to 7.1.2(3)3 Refer to 7.1.2(3)4 Computer connection settings (USB connection settings) Refer to 7.1.2(3)5 76

(3) Settings description CAUTION Following instructions from your system administrator, set up and select the correct values for the settings. When incorrect values are set, operation will not be normal. 1 IP address Description For [Use with LAN] enter the IP address of the data collection WDR. Setup process Single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) and periods (.) Setup value IPv4 IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) where "xxx" is 0 to 255 2 Subnet mask Description Enter the subnet mask for the WDR. Setup process Single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) and periods (.) Setup value IPv4 subnet mask (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) where "xxx" is 0 to 255 3 Gateway Description Enter the default gateway for the WDR. Setup process Single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) and periods (.) Setup value Default gateway (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) where "xxx" is 0 to 255 77

4 Port Description For [Use with LAN] enter the port of the data collection WDR. Setup process Single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) Setup value 0 to 65535 5 COM port Description For [Use with USB] select the port of the data collection WDR. Setup process Selection list Setup value COM port number displayed in the list 78

7.1.3 WDR settings (Wireless settings) (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Setup Item References Wireless settings ExtendedPanID Frequency Channel Network startup method Refer to 7.1.3 (3)1 Refer to 7.1.3 (3)2 Refer to 7.1.3 (3)3 (2) Screen layout description Refer to 7.1.3(3)1 Refer to 7.1.3(3)2 Refer to 7.1.3(3)3 (3) Settings description 1 ExtendedPanID Description Enter the ID for grouping with the WDT. For information, refer to "6.1(2) About Grouping and ExtendedPanID" in the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to 9 and A to F) Setup value 0000 0000 0000 0000 to FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFE CAUTION When set to 0000 0000 0000 0000, it is treated the same as the MAC Address for the WDR. 79

2 Frequency Channel Description Select the wireless frequency band for the WD system. For information, refer to "6.1(1) What is the WD Wireless Network?" in the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". Setup process Select check boxes (multiple selections possible) Setup value CH11 / CH12 / CH13 / CH14 / CH15 / CH16 / CH17 / CH18 / CH 19 / CH20 / CH21 / CH22 / CH23 / CH24 / CH25 / CH26 Select at least one. CAUTION Select CH values that include the CH set up on the WDT. 3 Network startup method Description Select the [Network startup method] for when the WDR is powered on. Setup process Selection list Setup value Auto start (recommended) / Manual start CAUTION When used with this product, select [Auto start (recommended)]. 80

7.2 Data collection 7.2.1 Initial settings (save as CSV file) (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item CSV file destination File creation method File division method CSV file format Correct the time References Refer to 7.2.1 (3)1 Refer to 7.2.1 (3)2 Refer to 7.2.1 (3)3 Refer to 7.2.1 (3)4 Refer to 7.2.1 (3)5 (2) Screen layout description Refer to 7.2.1(3)1 Refer to 7.2.1(3)2 Refer to 7.2.1(3)4 Refer to 7.2.1(3)3 Refer to 7.2.1(3)5 81

(3) Settings description 1 CSV file destination Description Set up save destination for data collection results (CSV file). Setup process Define folder selection Setup value Local drive folder CAUTION You cannot specify the save destination to network drives and external storage devices such as SD cards. 2 File creation method Description Select CSV file creation method. * The file name is created according to the selected method. For information, refer to "8.2.1 CSV file format". Setup process Toggle selection Setup value Common / Common (file name) *1 / Per WDR / Per WDT *1 Common (file name): You can enter any file name. Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to 9 and A to Z) and double-byte characters File name Setup value 1 to 20 characters Initial value (blank) CAUTION When using either Per WDR or Per WDT, subfolders for each MAC address are automatically created in the CSV file destination folder. 82

3 File division method Description Select the division method for CSV files. * The file is divided according to the selected method. For divided file name information, refer to "8.2.2 CSV file name". Setup process Toggle selection Setup value Divide by date / Divide by time *1 / Divide by file size *2 / Do not divide * 1: For divide by time, you can set three time conditions for dividing the file. Setup process Select check boxes Enable / Disable Setup value (enabled) (disabled) Initial value 1 Initial value 2 Initial value 3 Setup process Enter single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) Hours Setup value 0 to 23 Initial value 1 Initial value 2 Initial value 3 00 09 18 Setup process Enter single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) Minutes Setup value 0 to 59 Initial value 1 Initial value 2 Initial value 3 00 00 00 * 2: For divide by time, you can set the size for dividing the file. 83

Setup process Enter single-byte numeric characters (0 to 9) Size (KB) Setup value 100 to 1000 Initial value 1000 4 CSV file format Description Define the CSV file format *maximum 10 columns (the first column is always the date/time) *For an example file output, refer to "8.2.4 Example CSV file output". Setup process Selection list Setup value MAC address (WDT) / User name (WDT) / Red information / Amber information / Green information / Blue information / White information / Buzzer information / WDT monitoring information / Counter value / No settings CAUTION You cannot select the same information in multiple columns. 5 Correct the time Description When saving the date and time to CSV, select whether you want to correct the time. * Depending on your wireless environment, a time difference may occur between the time when the signal tower status actually changed and the time recorded in the CSV file. In such cases, you can improve the accuracy by selecting to correct the time. * This feature is an extended format setting available only on the WDT-5LR/6LR-Z2 model. For information, refer to "8.1(2) Select Format of Signal Tower Information" in the "Wireless Data Acquisition System (LR5/LR6 Transmitter) Instruction Manual". Setup process Select check boxes Setup value (Correct) (Do not correct) 84

7.2.2 Initial settings (Save WDT user name) (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Enter MAC Address Enter user name Search user name References Refer to 7.2.2 (3)1 Refer to 7.2.2 (3)2 Refer to 7.2.2 (3)3 (2) Screen layout description Refer to 7.2.2(3)1 Refer to 7.2.2(3)2 Refer to 7.2.2(3)3 85

(3) Settings description 1 Enter MAC Address Description Register the MAC address. Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to 9 and A to F) Setup value 16 single-byte alphanumeric characters 2 Enter user name Description Register a user name with the MAC address. Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters, double-byte alphanumeric characters, hiragana, and kanji Setup value 1 to 20 characters 3 Search user name Description Feature for searching registered user names. Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters, double-byte alphanumeric characters, hiragana, and kanji Setup value - 86

7.2.3 Initial settings (Data collection method) (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Data collection method References Refer to 7.2.3 (3)1 (2) Screen layout description Refer to 7.2.3(3)1 (3) Settings description 1 Data collection method Description Select how data collection is triggered when this product starts up * When [Automatic start] is selected, data collection starts automatically from the next time this product starts up Setup process Toggle selection Setup value Automatic start / Manual start CAUTION * When [Automatic start] is selected, data collection starts automatically from the launcher screen. To prevent starting automatically, select [Manual start]. 87

7.2.4 Data collection (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Collection User name References Refer to 7.2.4 (3)1 Refer to 7.2.4 (3)2 (2) Screen layout description Refer to 7.2.4(3)1 Refer to 7.2.4(3)2 88

(3) Settings description 1 Collection Description Select the WDR for data collection (Use with LAN: maximum 20 units, Use with USB: 1 unit) Setup process Selection list Setup value Collect / Do not collect 2 User name Description Register a name (user name) for the WDR Setup process Enter single-byte alphanumeric characters (0 to 9 and A to Z) and double-byte characters Setup value User name: 1 to 20 characters (single or double-byte) 7.2.5 Transfer WDS-WIN01 information (1) Settings list Settings are as follows. Setup Item Setup Item References Import operation settings None Export operation settings None 89

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7.3 List of initial values 7.3.1 WDT / WDR settings (1) WDT settings Category Setup Item Initial value Wireless settings ExtendedPanID 0000 0000 0000 0000 Wireless channels (CH11 to CH26) all on Run time settings Determine Signal Tower Input Flashing (medium) Power supply settings Counter Settings Transmission mode Power line Do not use Immediate transmission * Initial value for WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2. NOTICE The default value for the WDT-5E-Z2/WDT-6M-Z2 power supply settings is [White]. When DIP switch No.2 on WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 is ON, the counter settings are fixed to the color blue. (2) WDR settings Category Setup Item Initial value Wireless settings ExtendedPanID 0000 0000 0000 0000 Wireless channels Network startup method (CH11 to CH26) all on Auto start (recommended) LAN communication IP address 192.168.0.1 Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Default gateway 0.0.0.0 * Initial value for WDR-L-Z2/WDR-LE-Z2. 91

7.3.2 Data collection Category Setup Item Initial value Initial settings Data collection method Manual start CSV file destination (blank) CSV file settings File creation method Common File division method CSV file format Correct the time Divide by date 1. Date/Time 2. MAC address (WDT) 3. User name (WDT) 4. Red information 5. Amber information 6. Green information 7. Blue information 8. White information 9. Buzzer information 10. WDT monitoring information 11. No settings Save WDT user name WDT user name (undefined) WDR list WDR Use with LAN IP address (blank) Port 10001 COM port Collection WDR user name (blank) Do not collect (blank) 92

8 Specifications 8.1 Software specifications Model Product name Supported products Maximum number of WDR connections WDR connection method Maximum number of WDT units to administer WDS-WIN01 Hardware System Setting Software Receiver: WDR-L-Z2, WDR-LE-Z2 Transmitter: WDT-6M-Z2, WDT-5E-Z2, WDT-5LR-Z2, WDT-6LR-Z2 20 units (maximum 1 unit for USB serial connection) LAN socket connection / USB serial connection 600 unit Supported operating systems Windows 7 (32/64-bit) Windows 8.1 (32/64-bit) Windows 10 (32/64-bit) Windows Server 2012 R2 (64-bit) Windows Server 2016 (64-bit) Operation Environment Supported languages Japanese / English / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / Korean / Thai / Indonesian / Spanish (select manually) Execution authority Administrator / Standard user *1 Requirements Personal computer with Windows functioning normally (does not work with tablet PC).NET Framework 4.5 installed Standard functions Data collection *2 Collect changes in signal tower information Output changes in signal tower information to CSV data. Output Counter Value Information to CSV WDT/WDR settings Set up or change WDT Set up or change WDR *1 Administrator user authority is required for installation *2 License authentication required for use 93

8.2 CSV file specifications General description of the generated CSV file. 8.2.1 CSV file format Format Extension Character code Linebreak code Display language CSV file type (comma delimited) csv Unicode (UTF-8) CR+LF Language defined in the [Language settings] 8.2.2 CSV file name (1) File creation method: Common File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size Do not divide _nnnn: 0001 to 9999 File name Static Date Number patlog _auto yyyy_mm_dd _nnnn (2) File creation method: Common (file name) File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size Do not divide _nnnn: 0001 to 9999 File name Static Characters Number _nnnn patlog Any characters 94

(3) File creation method: Per WDR File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size Do not divide _nnnn: 0001 to 9999 File name Static Date WDR MAC address Number patlog _auto yyyy_mm_dd _Rxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx _nnnn Folders are created automatically for each WDR and CSV files are saved in those folders. Folder name WDR MAC address Rxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (4) File creation method: Per WDT File division method File name Static Date WDT MAC address Number Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size Do not divide _nnnn: 0001 to 9999 patlog _auto yyyy_mm_dd _Txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx _nnnn Folders are created automatically for each WDT and CSV files are saved in those folders. Folder name WDT MAC address Txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 95

8.2.3 Define information in CSV file output (1) Description of CSV file format CSV file format Description Date/Time MAC address (WDT) User name (WDT) yyyy/mm/ddhh:mm:ss WDT MAC address information WDT user name information (MAC address when user name not created) Signal Tower information Red information Amber information Green information Blue information White information Output information, refer to 8.2.3 (2). Buzzer information WDT monitoring information Counter value (2) Output information for signal tower, buzzer, WDT monitoring, and counter value Format Output information Description 0 Indicates signal tower information "light off". Signal Tower information 1 Indicates signal tower information "light on". 2 Indicates signal tower information "flashing". 9 Indicates signal tower information is defined as "power supply wire" Buzzer information WDT monitoring information 0 Indicates buzzer information "off". 1 Indicates buzzer information "on". 0 Indicates "WDT not connected". 9 Indicates "WDT connected". Counter value 0~ 4,294,967,295 By using a pulse input on a single signal wire, count up the number of pulse inputs (increment 1 at a time) for the accumulated value (counter value) on the WDT. 96

8.2.4 Example CSV file output (1) Excel (2) Text CAUTION The date and time for information output to the CSV file refers to the date and time of the computer running this product. The CSV file, which is updated in approximately 1 minute intervals (depending on the wireless communication status), is not updated whenever there is a change in the signal tower information. 8.2.5 About creating and dividing CSV files Timing on creating file Timing on dividing file Use [Start data collection] button to start data collection There is a change in the WDT signal tower status information The condition for dividing the file is satisfied and there is a change in the WDT signal tower status information For information on file names when creating and dividing files, refer to 8.2.2. CAUTION When there is no change in the signal tower status, even though the condition for dividing the file is satisfied a new CSV file will not be created. When the condition for dividing the file is satisfied and a new file is created, the prior signal tower information (date/time, signal tower status) is recorded at the beginning of the file. While collecting data, do not open or delete the CSV file. Either make a copy of the file and use that, or wait until data collection is complete. 97

8.2.6 Example of creating CSV file on file division The following are examples of each file creation method. (1) File creation method: Common File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size File creation method based on divide file condition The date part changes When the date is the same, only the serial number changes When there is a change in date, only the date part changes When the date is the same, only the serial number changes When there is a change in date, only the date part changes Example file creation patlog_auto2017_01_01.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_0002.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_0002.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_0001.csv Do not divide Records to the same file patlog_auto2017_01_01.csv (2) File creation method: Common (file name) File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size File creation method based on divide file condition Only the serial number changes Example file creation patlogoptionalname_0001.csv patlogoptionalname_0002.csv Do not divide Records to the same file patlogoptionalname. csv 98

(3) File creation method: Per WDR File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size Do not divide File creation method based on divide file condition The date part changes When the date is the same, only the serial number changes When there is a change in date, only the date part changes When the date is the same, only the serial number changes When there is a change in date, only the date part changes Records to the same file Example file creation patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_r0000000000000001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001_0002.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_r0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001_0002.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_r0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_r0000000000000001.csv (4) File creation method: Per WDT File division method Divide by date Divide by time Divide by file size Do not divide File creation method based on divide file condition The date part changes When the date is the same, only the serial number changes When there is a change in date, only the date part changes When the date is the same, only the serial number changes When there is a change in date, only the date part changes Records to the same file Example file creation patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_t0000000000000001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001_0002.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_t0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001_0002.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_02_t0000000000000001_0001.csv patlog_auto2017_01_01_t0000000000000001.csv 99

9 Troubleshooting 9.1 Troubleshooting Check the following.if you have any questions about this product, please contact our service and repair desk listed on the back of this manual. Number Issue Checklist 01 Unable to install. 02 The application does not start. When running installation, log into your computer with a user that has administrator rights. If you specify a folder without access privileges, the application will not start up. Check the security settings and firewall settings of the computer where the application is installed. After uninstalling, install again and then check. The language file may be damaged. Close this product and try restarting. If the error continues, re-install this product. Font may not be installed. Install the font as described below. Display language Font Japanese MS UI Gothic 03 In the [Language settings], even though the display language is changed, continues to display in English. English Simplified Chinese Arial SimSun Traditional Chinese MingLiU Korean BatangChe Thai Tahoma Indonesian Arial Spanish Arial 04 WDR is not recognized. Check that the cable is connected properly, and that power is being supplied. On the computer where you are connecting the WDR, check the security settings and firewall settings. 05 06 07 The setting on the WDR IP address setting screen displays as "undefined", and the settings are not reflected. In the WDR settings, cannot get and cannot set the WDR information. When data collection is activated, the license authentication screen displays and data collection will not start. Depending on the Internet Explorer version, the screen may not display properly. Enable the Internet Explorer compatibility display and try changing the settings. Check that the cable is connected properly, and that power is being supplied. On the computer where you are connecting the WDR, check the security settings and firewall settings. Data collection is a feature available only on the paid version. Please purchase a separate license key. 100

Number Issue Checklist 08 09 10 On the [WDT/WDR settings] screen's [WDT list], there are no WDT. In the WDT settings, cannot get and cannot set the WDT information. CSV data is not generated and data collection is not possible. Click the [Refresh WDT list] button and check again after the WDT list is updated. Check if the WDT is connected properly. Check that the WDT is connected properly, and that power is being supplied to the WDT. Check if the WDR and WDT are connected properly. Check if the WDR from which you want to collect data is selected. Check if the CSV file destination folder is deleted or folder name has changed. 11 WDT information is not recorded in CSV data. Check if the WDR and WDT are connected properly. Check if the WDT power is on. Check whether or not the WDT indicator light is red. 12 13 14 When reading CSV data with other software the characters are garbled. You can select only blue for the counter settings. In the [Collecting data - WDT settings] screen, on the right-edge of the [WDT information], the yellow [c] button for each WD does not display. The CSV data is saved in Unicode (UTF-8) format. Read the CSV data with UTF-8 encoding. When DIP switch No.2 on WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 is ON, the setting is fixed to the color blue. To use a color other than blue, set all the DIP switches OFF. If WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 version is earlier than 3.06, the simple counter function is not supported. In the [Counter Settings], when the [Do not use] option is selected the [c] button does not display. The yellow [c] buttons do not display for items that do not support counter settings. 15 The counter value does not output to CSV. There is no CSV output if in the CSV file settings, the CSV file format's counter value is not set up. After you click [Exit], subsequent counts are not collected. The CSV file, which is updated in approximately 1 minute intervals (depending on the wireless communication status), is not updated whenever there is a change in the signal tower information. 16 17 18 19 Output CSV file does not match CSV file format. When [Start data collection] is triggered, the counter value of 0 is output to the CSV file. Value of WDT monitoring information is 0, however a different counter value is output. The CSV file's signal tower information is fixed as 0. Editing the CSV file format settings after outputting the CSV file will cause a rift with the output CSV file contents. When [Start data collection] is triggered, the counter value is reset to 0. It is shown the next time the counter value is updated. If the WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 is ON, there is a possibility the radio waves were not received properly. Check the radio wave environment. If the WDT-5LR-Z2/WDT-6LR-Z2 is OFF, until the main unit powers up, as information from the previous session is retained a different counter value may be output. The signal tower information defined in the counter settings is treated as if the light is off and buzzer is off. For information, refer to 8.1(1)5 in the "LR5/LR6 Transmitter Instruction Manual." 101

9.2 Error messages Number Message Checklist 01 It is already running. 02 Application error has occurred. 03 Initialization failure occurred. 04 Error occurred in the exit process. 05 Error occurred in setting the language. You cannot run multiple instances of this product. Exit the application before starting it again. An error of unknown origin may have occurred. Close this product and try restarting. An internal processing error may have occurred in this product. Restart this product, and if the error continues re-install this product. This product may not have closed properly. If the error appears frequently, re-install this product. The language file may be damaged. Close this product and try restarting. If the error continues, re-install this product. 06 Failed to establish WDR connection. Check if the WDR is connected properly. 07 Unable to identify COM port. Check if the WDR is recognized by the computer. 08 Failed to coordinate with WDT. 09 Error occurred in setting the WDR. 10 Failed to get WDT information. 11 Error occurred in setting the WDT. 12 Failed to get operation setting data. Communication with the WDT may not have completed properly. Try running the command again. Communication with the WDR may not have completed properly. Try running the command again. Communication with the WDT may not have completed properly. Try running the command again. Communication with the WDT may not have completed properly. Try running the command again. Internal data may be corrupted. Restart this product, and if the error continues re-install this product. 13 Failed to import operation setting data. The defined file may be corrupted. Select a valid file (.wds). 14 Failed to export operation setting data. The export destination may not have been selected properly. Confirm external media or system administration folders and the like have not been selected. 15 Some of the operation settings are incomplete. Operation settings are not set up correctly. Try running setup again. Refer to 6.2.8 16 Failed to save operation setting data. 17 Failed to import.init file. 18 Failed to save output data. Internal data may be corrupted. Restart this product, and if the error continues re-install this product. The defined file may be corrupted. Select a valid file (.init). The.init file may have duplicated MAC addresses. Remove any duplicated MAC addresses from the file. The CSV file destination folder may not be selected properly or the defined folder may not exist. Check the CSV file destination. Confirm external media or system administration folders and the like have not been selected. 102

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