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7.3 Attachment of the TMSO.CU

The TMSO.CU can be attached in 2 ways.

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Similar to the TMSO.IM, use the supplied screws to screw the unit to a tree or branch.

It is not necessary to use all screw holes in the mounting plate, usually 1 screw is
already sufficient, if necessary 2 screws.

For this purpose look for a place on the trunk that is as flat as possible. If the TMSO.CU
is also to function as a control sensor it must not move. Otherwise you don't have to
put any special effort into it.

CAUTION!
The screws should NOT be tightened as much as possible as this could damage the
mounting plate! It is sufficient to tighten it finger-tight. When using a cordless driver drill
do not start with the highest setting but tighten at a low setting and increase force only
if the device does not yet hold securely!



The TMSO.CU can also be attached to a metal pole or similar using one of the supplied

lashing straps. To do so the belt is pulled through the corresponding openings in the
mounting plate as follows and then placed around the mast and tightened:

Figure 17

– Fastening the TMSO.CU using one screw

Figure 18

– Fastening the TMSO.CU using the lashing strap

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Summary of Contents for PiCUS Tree Motion Sensor Online

Page 1: ...system with the following component versions Hardware version 1 0 0003 Firmware version 1 0 0000 App version 1 0 Manual version 19 January 2020 argus electronic gmbh Erich Schlesinger Straße 49d 18059 Rostock Germany Phone 49 0 381 496814 40 www argus electronic de email service argus electronic de ...

Page 2: ... of the System Typical Applications 17 3 6 1 Wind Response Measurement WRM 17 3 6 2 Wind Response Measurement with Time Slices WRMS 19 3 6 3 Construction Site Monitoring CSM 19 4 Preparation for First Use 20 4 1 Set Up Cloud Access 20 4 1 1 Create Dropbox 20 4 1 2 20 4 1 3 Account 20 4 1 4 Install Dropbox on the PC 20 4 2 Set Up PC Software 21 4 2 1 Install TMS Software on the PC 21 4 2 2 Configur...

Page 3: ...6 Charging the Devices 40 6 6 1 TMSO CU 40 6 6 2 TMSO IM 40 7 Equipment Installation and Commissioning 41 7 1 Attaching the TMSO IM 41 7 2 Collection and Input of Project Data Into the TMSO App 42 7 3 Attachment of the TMSO CU 46 7 4 Attaching the Solar Cell 47 7 5 Switching on the Devices 48 7 6 Preparation for System Activation 49 7 6 1 Establish connection to the TMSO CU 49 7 6 2 optional WLAN ...

Page 4: ... Waking up the Devices 67 10 2 Deactivation of the System 67 10 3 Switching Off the Devices 68 10 4 Dismantling the Equipment 68 11 Application Notes Troubleshooting 69 11 1 Cleaning the Equipment 69 11 2 Locked SIM Pin or SIM Card 69 11 3 Hardware Error 70 12 Expert Settings 71 12 1 Change Authentication Code 71 12 2 Sensor Type Research 71 12 3 Expert Settings in TMSO CU 72 12 3 1 Wind Reaction ...

Page 5: ...l Area Network LTE Mobile data network used in this document as a collective term for the mobile Internet connection over 3G 3 9G or 4G depending on availability Dropbox The cloud used by the PTMSO as Internet data storage TMSO Radio The specialised radio link for data exchange between the TMSO IM and the TMSO CU WRM Wind reaction measurement Measuring mode of the PTMSO for measuring the tree incl...

Page 6: ...the PC are shown in this manual in green and bold italic letters EXAMPLE Data display elements in an app on the mobile phone or in a software on the PC are shown in this manual in blue color and bold italic letters EXAMPLE Cross references to other chapters of this manual or references to external sources are written in italics and underlined Potential sources of error are indicated with CAUTION n...

Page 7: ...software is specifically designed for the application on trees The results can therefore not be transferred to other objects without restrictions Please also note 3 2 Disclaimer Due to the measuring technique the system is not suitable for reliable measurement of long term changes in inclination When using the system the permissible ambient conditions described under 13 Technical Information must ...

Page 8: ...ting screws 15 11 Lashing straps 2 12 Mounting plate for solar cell with 3 carriage bolts and wing nuts 1 13 Solar cell with cable and bracket 1 14 Magnetic tool TMS magnetic pen 2 Table 1 Packing List PTMSO Transport Case 3 4 Description of the system components 3 4 1 Transport case TMSO Case The PTMSO is supplied in a practical instrument case It is light very stable and waterproof For e g air t...

Page 9: ...U itself or the TMSO IM The TMSO CU has the same sensor technology as the TMSO IM so it can also be used as a control sensor if required however due to the mounting larger wind exposed area and the external cable to the solar cell the noise of the measured values can be greater than with the TMSO IM For power supply the TMSO CU has a very large internal battery which can be charged via the USB int...

Page 10: ...LAN LED Indication of the readiness and activity of BLE for connection to the user s mobile phone Indication of WLAN activity when connected to the Internet 8 TX TMSO Radio transmit LED Indication of the message transmission to the TMSO IM 9 RX TMSO Radio Receive LED Indication of data reception from the TMSO IM 10 Solar cell connection Socket to connect the solar cell cable 11 Position of the LTE...

Page 11: ...pply the sensors have an internal rechargeable battery which is charged contactlessly via the enclosed TMS Single charger In addition the sensors have a number of solar cells that under good conditions provide enough energy to recharge the battery even during operation This extends the already long running time of the sensors even further The sensors are fully encapsulated and very stable to prote...

Page 12: ...e 6 Position of the TMSO Radio antenna Connection of the TMSO CU to the TMSO IM Table 3 TMSO IM Operating and display elements 3 4 4 Battery Charger The enclosed charger has 6 channels USB sockets Here you may connect the TMS Single charger with the included USB cables and the TMSO CU CAUTION Connect the TMSO CU only with the enclosed special USB fast charging cable 3 4 5 Wireless Charging Trays T...

Page 13: ...The aluminium frame of the cell also serves as a practical place to store the cable When attached to a tree or other object the bracket allows the cell to be freely oriented towards the best position of the sun The cable is long enough to position the cell and the control unit as independently as possible so that optimum positioning is possible both for the radio antenna of the control unit and fo...

Page 14: ... be exchanged with a mobile phone and via WLAN or LTE with the Internet and a Dropbox An app for the mobile phone and a PC program serve as user interface Once installed the system works largely autonomously the only decision that has to be made by the user is when measurement data is actually recorded The following figures show examples of the system structure in the field as well as the basic fu...

Page 15: ...rmation and their measurement data to the TMSO CU via the TMSO Radio This collects the data in various files which are then written to the cloud Dropbox All active TMSO CUs sort their data independently and automatically so that only one Dropbox account is required for any number of systems The TMS Software installed on a PC with an Internet connection uses this cloud storage as a data source and ...

Page 16: ...d the TMSO CU switches off automatically after 5 minutes and the TMSO IM after 15 minutes Sleep mode The operating state after the system has been armed by the user Both the TMSO CU and the TMSO IM are in energy saving sleep mode most of the time The radio is only occasionally activated briefly to update the time synchronization of the TMSO IM and to exchange status information In addition a conne...

Page 17: ...tual tilt event ALWAYS causes the control sensor to tilt more than the base sensor To achieve this result however it is not absolutely necessary to use both a base and a control sensor on each individual tree For a group of trees standing close together it can be assumed that during a wind event all trees are hit by the same gust of wind almost simultaneously This means that as soon as only one of...

Page 18: ... limits the value of the parameter max number of events per measuring cycle Example The 32kB memory is sufficient for recording a total of 273 seconds of measurement data With the default settings of the recording times 10 seconds pre and post run time each event memory location occupies 20 seconds The maximum possible number of memory locations is therefore 13 If the recording period is reduced e...

Page 19: ...PiCUS TMSO Manual 19 Length of a Measuring Cycle ...

Page 20: ... the required curve for a total of 20 seconds and store it in one of its event memory locations If all memory locations are already occupied it will replace the event with the smallest amplitude with the new one Thus at the end of the measurement cycle each TMSO IM will have the up to 10 strongest inclination events of this period in its memory The following sketch shows an example of the measurin...

Page 21: ...recorded solely on the basis of their amplitude largest inclination angle As already described each sensor can only record a limited number of events per measuring cycle limited event memory locations This means that if during a measurement cycle many strong events occur in a short time then these are registered and recorded by the sensors whereas weaker events are classified as less relevant and ...

Page 22: ...e www dropbox com III Click the Create Account button IV Enter your name and e mail address The email address is also the username for your Dropbox account V Enter an individual password VI Check the box to agree to the Dropbox terms and conditions VII Click the Create an account button 4 1 2 Install Dropbox on the PC If you already have Dropbox installed on your PC and linked it to your account y...

Page 23: ...ne storage VIII You also need to select which local folder on your PC Dropbox should use as a synchronization location with the online storage CAUTION You will have to enter this folder later when setting up the TMS Software on your PC see4 2 2Configure Directories NOTE If you have problems creating an account or installing and setting up Dropbox you can also find detailed instructions in the Drop...

Page 24: ...SO can connect to and control it Your personal authentication code can be found on the supplied USB stick in the file AuthenticationTMSO txt CAUTION Keep your authentication code secret I Start the TMSO App installed on your mobile phone II In the main menu of the app click on the Authentication menu item III In the following menu the Current Code line shows the currently set authentication code I...

Page 25: ...on your mobile phone IV Switch to the TMSO CU tab V Wait here until the central unit has been found may take a few seconds If not click the REFRESH button to search for it again VI Click on the TMSO CU with which you want to establish the connection using the device number displayed the choosen one is marked orange VII The app now saves this connection It will always try to reconnect to the last c...

Page 26: ...ext to the slot 4 4 2 Configure SIM PIN optional To enable the TMSO CU to use the SIM card the PIN must be entered via the TMSO App I To set the PIN the TMSO CU must be switched on and the BLE must be activated If the central unit is not running activate it with the TMS magnetic pen II Also make sure that the Bluetooth of your mobile phone is switched on III Now restart the TMSO App installed on y...

Page 27: ...to the input field VIII Enter the PIN of your SIM card in the input field IX If the TMSO CU should use the LTE for the Internet connection it must be activated with the Use for Internet connection check box X Then click SET to transfer the new settings to the TMSO CU XI The transmission status is displayed in the window XII A click on the symbol with the two round arrows on the top right calls up ...

Page 28: ...pbox account Now you are in the private area of your Dropbox Cloud IV Click on the button with the 3 dots at the bottom right of the window directly left of Privacy V Choose Developers in the menu that opens VI In the next window click on the button Create apps VII Now select the following options 1 Dropbox API 2 Full Dropbox 3 Enter TMSO App_YOURNAME as name VIII Click on Create app V VI IV 1 2 3...

Page 29: ...ctivated If the control unit is not running activate it with the TMS Magnetic pen XII Also make sure that the Bluetooth of your mobile phone is switched on XIII Now start the TMSO App installed on your mobile phone XIV Check in the tab PTMSO whether the central station was found can take a few seconds If not click the UPDATE button to search for it again XV In the main menu of the app click on the...

Page 30: ...t token is displayed here With the button TAKE you can copy the current token into the input field XVIII Paste the previously copied Access Token into the input field XIX Click on the SET button XX The transmission status is displayed in the window XXI A click on the symbol with the two round arrows on the top right calls up the currently set settings in the TMSO CU again XXII Click on the cross i...

Page 31: ... the expected lighting conditions on the trees throughout the day Solar energy availability 5 2 Wind reaction measurement WRM WRMS I Planning of the system structure 6 4 a Which trees are to be monitored b How many TMSO IM are available and how many trees should be monitored How many base sensors are necessary at least c Which trees can be clustered to save control sensors d On which tree of each ...

Page 32: ... test not forgetting to update the corresponding device information in the project IX System activation 7 7 X Perform measurements 8 a Regularly check the wind forecasts and set measurement plans b Analysis of the measurement data XI Regularly check the system status 9 1 a Battery states of charge b Solar Energy Supply c Activity during the processing of measurement plans d Quality of the radio co...

Page 33: ...rd the data of the trees such as height girth species etc Alternatively record the data when you later install the instruments and enter the data into the project in the telephone app see 7 2Collection and Input of Project Data Into the TMSO App 6 2 Selection of the Suitable Measuring Mode The PTMSO can be operated in different measuring modes as described under 3 6Measuring Modes of the System Ty...

Page 34: ...nts of the PTMSO in addition to the internal batteries are powered by solar cells their orientation and illumination has an impact on the runtime of the individual devices Most important is knowing the direction of the highest position of the sun e g South for the northern hemisphere Shady obstacles are also interesting but as long as they do not prevent the lighting of the devices for the whole d...

Page 35: ... move much less than a fir for example The TMSO CU will then filter assign the base sensor data to a control sensor according to the following priority I Control sensor on the same tree as the base sensor If the tree has no control sensor II Control sensor of the cluster to which the tree belongs If the cluster has no control sensor III TMSO CU prerequisite it is cluster 1 and the central unit has...

Page 36: ... monitor several trees that are close together Provide a base sensor for each tree to be monitored Since all trees are close together they can all be combined into a cluster and linked to a control sensor via a reference tree If required the control sensor function can also be taken over again by the central unit However in this example a TMSO IM is used for this purpose Project structure Project ...

Page 37: ...sed wind speed due to the tunnel effect between the houses The single tree No 20 on the other hand cannot be assigned to either group and is therefore monitored individually However it is convenient to serve as a position for the TMSO CU as from here there is a clear line of sight to all other trees Therefore the control unit is attached to this tree and used as a control sensor at the same time I...

Page 38: ...sor Cluster 2 Tree 1 TMSO IM 2 base sensor Tree 2 highest tree in the group TMSO IM 3 base sensor TMSO IM 4 control sensor Tree 3 TMSO IM 5 base sensor Tree 4 TMSO IM 6 base sensor Tree 5 TMSO IM 7 base sensor Cluster 3 Tree 10 TMSO IM 8 base sensor Tree 11 highest tree of the group in expected wind direction free standing TMSO IM 9 base sensor TMSO IM 10 control sensor Tree 12 TMSO IM 11 base sen...

Page 39: ...ning of the Definite Positions of the System Components In addition to the mounting height which is selected depending on the planned sensor type the orientation of the TMSO IM in the horizontal plane is also important as this influences the two parameters power supply and radio link 6 5 1 Optimization of Energy Supply As already described the devices are partly supplied with energy by solar cells...

Page 40: ...e connection to the Internet the line of sight to the router must of course also be included in the planning To solve the problem of an insufficient radio connection to all trees to be monitored it is also possible to use several TMSO CU within the same area In this case they should be positioned as far apart as possible so that they do not interfere with each other The TMSO IM must be assigned to...

Page 41: ...that tree on the side facing away from the TMSO CU to ensure the best solar irradiation On the other hand this would be the worst conceivable position for the radio link as the tree blocks the line of sight Figure 14 If the tree is close enough to the TMSO CU a connection through the tree is also possible In this case the sensor should actually be positioned for the best solar irradiation If on th...

Page 42: ...6 6 2 TMSO IM The battery of the TMSO IM is charged by wireless energy transfer For this purpose the sensor is placed with its backside on one of the TMS Single chargers which in turn is connected to the supplied charger It has 6 equivalent channels so that the 4 single chargers and thus 4 TMSO IM and the TMSO CU can be charged simultaneously NOTE It is also possible to use any other wireless char...

Page 43: ...ioning This chapter describes the mechanical attachment of the individual devices as well as the configuration and final activation of the system 7 1 Attaching the TMSO IM NOTE In practice it has proven to be a good idea to attach the TMSO IM in parallel to 0 ...

Page 44: ... not yet hold securely tighten at a higher level It is completely sufficient if the device can no longer be turned around the screw by hand or if it wobbles The supplied screws are 8 cm long which makes it possible to fix the units securely even on trees with thick brittle bark as they reach right into the wood If trees are to be fitted with thin bark e g birch it is recommended to buy shorter scr...

Page 45: ...sitions of the System Components I Start the TMSO App on your mobile phone II In the main menu of the app click on the Project menu item III If you have not created one before an empty project will open IV Enter your user company name under User ID V Assign the tree group to be monitored a unique identification number Thus possible further investigations on the same trees can be assigned to this p...

Page 46: ...X Now go to the first tree that you have designated as belonging to cluster 1 X With a click on the PLUS symbol on the top right you add a new tree to the cluster The view automatically switches to the data window of this tree XI Now enter all relevant data of the tree in the fields provided XII If your mobile phone has a positioning function GPS you can have the position of the tree determined au...

Page 47: ... m height on the trunk d Select the orientation of the sensor Stand in front of the sensor attached to the tree facing the front of the tree Which direction are you looking then If your mobile phone has a built in compass you can determine the orientation of the sensor by clicking on the AUTO button Follow the instructions in the window that opens NOTE The compass must be calibrated XV The sensor ...

Page 48: ...you have added all the trees to this cluster according to your plan leave the data window of the cluster by clicking on the ARROW symbol at the top left This returns you to the project window XXIV The cluster list now shows the cluster just created with its trees NOTE If you would like to view or change the entered data of the cluster and its trees and sensors again simply click on this list entry...

Page 49: ...special effort into it CAUTION The screws should NOT be tightened as much as possible as this could damage the mounting plate It is sufficient to tighten it finger tight When using a cordless driver drill do not start with the highest setting but tighten at a low setting and increase force only if the device does not yet hold securely The TMSO CU can also be attached to a metal pole or similar usi...

Page 50: ... with a rounded surface here using the example of a mast Just like the TMSO CU the solar cell can either be screwed to a tree or attached to a mast with a tensioning strap When screwing 2 holes in opposite corners of the base plate should be used For screwing the solar cell can simply be folded into the horizontal position Figure 20 Assembling the solar cell mounting plate Figure 19 Preferable dir...

Page 51: ...ing cover by inserting the screwdriver blade at the rear end of the magnetic pin into one of the two small openings and lever the snap lock open with a movement towards the center of the cover Now use the magnetic pen to touch the mark with the SWITCH label on the front panel of the device Hold the magnetic pen there until the charging and MEAS LED light up approx 1 second and then remove it again...

Page 52: ...ivate the Bluetooth of your mobile phone and start the TMSO App I Switch to the tab PTMSO II Wait here until the central unit has been found may take a few seconds If not click the Refresh button to search for it again III the selected control unit is highlighted in orange IV Switch back to the MENU tab I ...

Page 53: ...in menu of the app II The current settings are retrieved from the TMSO CU and displayed in brackets under the items SID and Password III You can change the entries manually using the two corresponding input fields IV Alternatively you can use the NETWORKS button to let the TMSO CU search for visible WLAN networks By clicking on one of the listed networks its SID is automatically transferred to the...

Page 54: ...sired measuring mode IV Specify the intervals at which the system should upload a status update to the cloud This is also the interval at which a new measurement plan is searched for online V With the Central Unit is Control Sensor switch you can determine that the TMSO CU should take over the function of the control sensor in cluster 1 VI in this case additional input fields appear in which you h...

Page 55: ...nder Start and End Date and Time You can select the desired times in the windows that open NOTE The input is in 12h format morning or afternoon is selected in the time input window at the top to the right of the time AM PM The end time must always be later than the start time If you want to delete an existing measuring plan simply set both points in time in the past After you have finished your en...

Page 56: ...e MGT tab of the management window The whole process then runs automatically and can take up to 5 minutes depending on the quality of the radio connections The BLE connection between the central unit and the mobile phone is disconnected for some time but is automatically restored after the test is completed As long as the test is running the MEAS LED will light up permanently after completion it w...

Page 57: ...are Error The TMSO IM The sensor list shows all sensors registered in the project The battery condition should be Good or Full If the battery is discharged too much it must be expected that the sensor will fail prematurely The quality of the radio connection should be more than 70 with a symbol in front The percentage represents the ratio of successfully transmitted test messages between TMSO CU a...

Page 58: ...e All devices of the system then change the operating mode If you have already created a measurement plan before the activation and this plan provides for an immediate start of the measurement the system switches to the measurement mode indicated by a MEAS LED on the TMSO CU flashing every 5 seconds and status LEDs on the TMSO IM flashing every 5 seconds Without an active measurement plan the syst...

Page 59: ... phone The operating status of the device is not affected by this NOTE The Internet connection always has priority See also 8 2 1 1Priorities for Connections 8 1 2 Wind Reaction Measurement WRM WRMS 8 1 2 1 Setting a Measuring Plan While the system is active it will spend most of its time in energy saving sleep mode Only when the period of a set measuring plan is reached it does switch to measurin...

Page 60: ...e configured operating mode Then try to wake up the devices again and turn on the BLE connection 8 2 1 2 Energy Supply As with any other battery powered device the PTMSO s runtime depends on energy consumption The system consumes the least energy when it is running in sleep mode All other activities consume more energy These include for example Measurements Radio transmissions via TMSO Radio Estab...

Page 61: ... is carried out 7 6 66System Test Meanwhile the TMSO CU also connects to the cloud There the folder TMSO is created if not already existing under it the project folder and in it 2 files After the system is activated more files will be uploaded over time Dropbox TMSO OC 0004_1574935540 OC 0004 cfg Dropbox TMSO OC 0004_1574935540 OC 0004 cmd Dropbox TMSO OC 0004_1574935540 OC 0004_000 log Dropbox TM...

Page 62: ...2 5 TMS Software Manual o Content Status information of the TMSO CU and all TMSO IMs logged on to the system header line indicates the contents of the individual columns Each line contains the data of a sample time starting with the UNIX timestamp at which the data of this line was recorded For a description of the individual columns see 9 1 4In the Log File o Shows a complete status log of all de...

Page 63: ...est status information of the last few days corresponds to the content of the log files in the cloud Captured measurement data corresponds to the content of the measurement data files in the cloud but only those that could not actually be transferred to the cloud to save storage space CAUTION The backup memory is deleted and rewritten each time the system is activated Important data must therefore...

Page 64: ... at a sensor and at the same time the signal quality during active measurements falls below 70 several times as a result data loss may occur during radio transmission to the TMSO CU Possible reasons for this are e g obstacles in the radio path or a source of interference in the surrounding area but the latter should then have an influence on the signal quality of all sensors If a sensor is no long...

Page 65: ...ual 65 at the router a hardware error in the TMSO CU an expired data volume of the SIM card an empty battery in the TMSO CU Furthermore such a behavior can be triggered by a nearly empty battery of the TMSO CU see 0 ...

Page 66: ...n as plain text so they can be viewed with a normal text editor However it is more convenient to import them into a spreadsheet program such as Excel For this purpose the files are formatted as CSV comma separated value with a tab as cell separator This means that this data can also be processed further if required e g by displaying it in diagrams for a better overview The files begin with a heade...

Page 67: ...last measuring cycle Table 4 Log file contents TMSO CU block TMSO IM Column Designation Description 1 battery V Battery voltage in Volt 2 temperature C Temperature in C 3 solar efficiency Time the solar cell was illuminated enough to deliver energy to the device in of total time 4 signal quality Radio link to this TMSO IM OK TMSO IM has not responded The number indicates the percentage of messages...

Page 68: ...e like You can also wipe the solar cells with a handkerchief 9 2 2 Charging the TMSO CU on Site The TMSO CU is usually charged by the solar cell on site If this supply is not sufficient and the battery charge level drops too low it is also possible to recharge the device on site via the USB interface during operation For this purpose the TMSO CU must be connected via the USB cable to an appropriat...

Page 69: ...the system immediately with the new central and the same project you must now import the current project and configuration data from the old central into the TMSO App so that you can load it directly into the new central Switch to the GET tab in the Management Window and click on the GET button under Measurement Parameters The transfer process is commented by corresponding status messages CAUTION ...

Page 70: ...When attaching to a tree use the same screw hole to minimize damage Connect the solar cell to the new control unit VII Now you only need to follow the same steps as for the initial start up of the system 7 5Switching on the Devices to 7 7System Activation Please check the configuration of the new central unit regarding WLAN LTE and Cloud connection settings ...

Page 71: ... the respective sensor IV Now you only need to follow the same steps as for the initial start up of the system 7 5Switching on the Devices to 7 7System Activation 9 2 5 Changing the Position of a Device If for example you discover that the radio connection of one of the devices is too poor at the current position it may be necessary to change the position again To do this follow the same steps as ...

Page 72: ...nd Input of Project Data Into the TMSO App from step 0 If the new tree is not yet included in the project then of course it must first be recreated in the associated cluster and its data recorded before the sensor can be created see 0 ...

Page 73: ...PiCUS TMSO Manual 73 Collection and Input of Project Data Into the TMSO App from step X ...

Page 74: ...fected by this CAUTION The TMSO CU will automatically switch off the BLE after 5 minutes if it does not receive any messages from the user s mobile phone 10 2 Deactivation of the System Start the TMSO App on your mobile phone and wait for the connection to the TMSO CU Then click on Central Unit to open the management window of the central unit and go to the MGT tab Reminder 7 6 1Establish connecti...

Page 75: ... switch off command there is a second possibility If you touch the device with the magnetic pen for more than approx 6 seconds all LED s go off a hardware reset is performed and the device is restarted LED s light up again after you remove the magnetic pen If you hold the magnetic pen on the device for a longer time more than 10 seconds the device will be switched off completely LED s remain off e...

Page 76: ...l times In this case you must unlock the SIM card again by entering the SIM PUK and set a new SIM pin Proceed as follows I Turn on the TMSO CU and connect it to the TMSO App on your mobile phone II Switch from the main menu to the LTE window III Activate the switch Set new SIM pin IV Now enter a new PIN which you should of course make a note of and the PUK of your SIM card in the input fields that...

Page 77: ...set first To do this touch the device at the marked position with the magnetic pen for about 6 seconds until all LEDs go out and then remove it again The device then performs the reset and restarts If it does not restart try switching it on as usual with the magnetic pen Then repeat the procedure in which the error originally occurred if the system was currently active a complete restart of the sy...

Page 78: ...e you can of course do so at any time Requirements TMSO CU connected to a PC via USB TMS Software installed on this PC You know the currently set authentication code For a description of the implementation see chapter 4 7 1 in the TMS Software manual CAUTION You are now responsible for managing the code you set If you forget it you can no longer use the equipment In this case the devices must be r...

Page 79: ...nt curve and stores it in one of its memory slots see 3 6 1Wind Response Measurement WRM The two parameters pre and post recording time together define the recording time span The event timestamp is always set to the point of the local inclination maximum The lead time determines how many seconds are recorded before this time stamp and the lag time determines the period after the time stamp The de...

Page 80: ... setting determines the length of the communication interval while the system is in sleep mode After each cycle all devices wake up briefly exchange status information and the TMSO CU starts a new cycle The default setting is 30 minutes 12 3 1 6 Relationships Between the Time Cycle Settings Compliance with the cycle times has the highest priority This also defines the communication times between t...

Page 81: ...cy tilt measurement 0 03 Resolution tilt measurement 0 005 Measuring interval 0 05 s 20 Hz Type of inclination measurement 3D measurement Alignment of the sensor Any Accuracy temperature measurement 1 C Permissible temperature range 20 50 C Accuracy voltage measurement 0 01 V Resolution humidity measurement 1 rel humidity Accuracy moisture measurement 2 relative humidity temperature compensated Ba...

Page 82: ... 35 C ambient temperature Max Loading temperature range 0 40 C ambient temperature Max Solar cell performance 111 mW Measurement Accuracy tilt measurement 0 03 Resolution Tilt measurement 0 005 Measuring interval 0 05 s 20 Hz Type of inclination measurement 3D measurement Alignment of the sensor Any Accuracy temperature measurement 1 C Permissible temperature range 20 50 C Accuracy voltage measure...

Page 83: ...lue Number of TMS bearings 20 Dimensions 600 mm x 450 mm x 200 mm Weight empty 2 7 kg Weight starter kit complete 11 kg 13 7 Mobile Phone Requirements Android Device Apple Device Operating system Android 4 3 or higher iOS8 or higher Hardware Bluetooth Low Energy GPS recommended Compass recommended 100 MB free memory 13 8 Requirements PC Operating system Windows 7 8 1 10 Hardware Processor 1GHz Int...

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