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Manual SVL 4G Weblogger
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not be able to connect. This can be entered in SV-prog in the 2G/4G window.
The SVL does not provide a notification if something goes wrong with the APN. For more information
about the APN, please contact your provider.
2.9 Inputs and outputs
It is possible to connect several variants of inputs and outputs to the SVL, such as contact inputs, voltage
inputs dc and relay outputs. When connecting different inputs it is important to look carefully at the wiring
diagram. This can be found on the side of the SVL.
Inputs are protected against 24VAC. However, they are not meant for the detection or measuring AC
signals.
3 SV-prog
3.1 Installation
Setting up the SVL can be done in two ways, the fully adjustable way of the SV-prog tool and a limited
adjustable way via Remote Setup. For Remote Setup, chapter 3.5.1 Checkmyprocess.com can be
consulted.
SV-prog is used to set up the SV series. This program can be downloaded free of charge from the Adésys
website (www.adesys.nl). All settings will be stored in the internal flash memory. It is
not
possible to store
the settings on the SIM card!
SV-prog must be installed on your PC before it can be used. Follow the instructions displayed on your
screen during the installation process. As soon as the installation process is complete, start the program
via the shortcut or via the program menu in MS Windows.
Connect the SVL to a power source and connect the SVL to the PC using the Ethernet cable set supplied.
The SVL can be connected to the local network or directly to the PC.
As soon as the SVL has been switched on, the tool will display this in the overview after a few seconds
and the SVL can be configured by clicking it. When search dialers is pressed, SV-prog shows all accessible
dialers.
When SV-prog is not showing any dialers or when the error message ‘No ethernet cable’ is shown. There is
a possibility the wrong network adapter is chosen. By opening SV-prog and opening the configuration on
the top left side it is possible to adjust the network adapter.
Terms used
The terms you will encounter in SV-prog are explained below.
3.2 Status screen
The status screen provides you with information on the SVL. Examples of this information are the IMEI
code, the serial number, the MAC address and the current status of the inputs and alarms/errors.
3.3 Call list
A call list is a group of contacts(SMS or E-mail) that can be coupled to the input to send an alarm message
or alarm recovery message. One to eight contacts can be programmed into a call list.
3.4 I/O
Inputs are displayed in this window. All inputs can be set up separately from one another. Settings can
also be established here for
Mains Power Failure
and
System Errors
.
One call list can be set up for each input. As soon as an input becomes active, the notification procedure
starts. The associated alarm message is sent to all set telephone numbers one after the other. This is
explained further in the Notification Procedure section.
3.4.1 Input delay
A delay can be set for the status notification (active and idle message) in input delay. This means the
status notification will not be sent until the input has been activated or deactivated for longer than this
period. The maximum that can be set is ‘3600’ seconds.
If an input goes back into idle mode during the delay time, the notification procedure does not start.