Aeroqual AQM60, User Manual

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Aeroqual AQM60 User Guide
9.
Orbit Data
Orbit data is a cloud-
based data acquisition and reporting system developed specifically for Aeroqual’s real-
time air quality instruments. Using Orbit, customers are able to access their data online and in real time. The
system comprises a proprietary modem which plugs directly into the serial port of your instrument. The
modem pushes data to the cloud-based server at pre-determined intervals. Via orbitdata.com end users can
access, view, and download the data using a browser on any internet enabled device.
9.1. Specifications
Modem 3G GSM/GPRS
SIM card
Global Sim supplied by Aeroqual
KORE Telematics
Power requirements 5-30VDC, supplied by instrument
Input RS232
Dimensions 149 x 81 x 31 (mm)
Environmental operating range -20 to +70°C
Software Web-based
Browser compatibility Internet Explorer (7+), Chrome, Safari
Alarms Unlimited text/SMS, email
Parameters Up to 20, dynamically configurable
Data Warehouse RAID, clustered storage, multi-site
Data Format CSV, XML (FTP only)
Conformity
9.2. Configuring the Orbit Modem
Aeroqual will provide a Serial Port Extender (SPE) which is a GSM/GPRS telemetry modem used at a
remote location to connect between a remote device (with a serial port) and a central computer. The SPE is
more than just a GPRS telemetry modem with an IP stack built in. It has many functions which ensure that
the remote device is always able to communicate with the host system. Aeroqual also provides a Global SIM
which is pre-installed.
To configure using the PC software:
Step 1:

Select Setup

Operations

Select Data Report Rate to 5 minutes

Select Polling Data
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Select Auto Zero Function OFF
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Click Save and Close
Step 2:

Select Setup

Configuration
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Set Monitor ID to 1
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Click Save and Close