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4.1.3. Alerts.....................................................................................................................31
4.1.4. Measurements settings........................................................................................32
4.1.5. Site installation.....................................................................................................33

4.2 Power Options........................................................................................................34

4.2.1. Internal Battery.....................................................................................................34
4.2.2. AC Power.............................................................................................................35
4.2.3. DC power..............................................................................................................35

4.3 Additional services.................................................................................................35

4.3.1. Embedded SFTP server.......................................................................................35

5. The Web User Interface (WebUI)..................................................................38

5.1 Start.........................................................................................................................38

5.1.1. Manual recording..................................................................................................38
5.1.2. Trigger recording..................................................................................................39
5.1.3. Timed recording....................................................................................................41
5.1.4. Background recording..........................................................................................42

5.2 Status.......................................................................................................................43
5.3 System.....................................................................................................................44

5.4 User Parameters.....................................................................................................59

5.5 VIEW........................................................................................................................69

5.5.1. Acquisition............................................................................................................69
5.5.2. Background..........................................................................................................70

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Summary of Contents for Syscom MR3000 Series

Page 1: ...er Manual MR3000SB Firmware Version 2 0 x SYSCOM Instruments SA Rue de l Industrie 21 1450 Sainte Croix Switzerland Tel 41 24 455 44 11 Fax 41 24 454 45 60 sales bartec syscom com www bartec syscom co...

Page 2: ...battery 15 2 4 5 Battery 16 2 4 6 ST connectors 16 2 4 7 Device switch 16 2 4 8 Relays 17 2 4 9 AC DC converter 17 2 4 10 DC board 18 2 4 11 Terminal label 18 2 4 12 Axis orientation 20 2 4 13 Install...

Page 3: ...ing 42 5 2 Status 43 5 3 System 44 5 3 1 SD Card 45 5 3 2 Time 45 5 3 3 LAN 47 5 3 4 DDNS 48 5 3 5 OpenVPN 49 5 3 6 Mail 50 5 3 7 FTP send 51 5 3 8 SCS Cloud 53 5 3 9 Authentication 54 5 3 10 Upgrade...

Page 4: ...figuration 72 5 6 2 Common Trigger 72 5 6 3 Common Alarm 1 and 2 74 5 7 Recording List 74 5 8 System warning 76 5 9 Rest API 77 6 Available spare parts and accessories 78 Appendix A SAFETY INSTRUCTION...

Page 5: ...from the personal office No special hardware or software is needed to communicate with the SB any device with a Web browser and Internet connectivity such as a Laptop or a Tablet will do the job The...

Page 6: ...larm relays optional Internal terminals and cable glands Integrated Web server Precise timing using NTP Network Time Protocol GPS as option Sampling rates up to 2000 Hz Simple installation Easy operat...

Page 7: ...7 2 HARDWARE 2 1 Mechanical Drawing Overview a b Figure 2 1 1 Mechanical drawings of the MR3000SB top view a front view b The external case is identical to MR3000SB...

Page 8: ...red then the connector is replaced by a cap directly inserted in the red box LAN The MR3000SB has 5 different panel mount configurations see Figure 2 2 1 depending on the kit that has been ordered 1 c...

Page 9: ...240VAC 50 60 Hz in case the AC version has been purchased to an external DC 10 36 VDC source if the DC version has been purchased 2 2 2 LAN 1 Here you connect the Fiber optic cable or the copper Ether...

Page 10: ...eme check Section 2 4 8 while for the software settings please look at Section 5 4 7 2 3 Status LEDs There are three status LEDs The green RUN LED is on if the MR3000DMS is active and blinking while t...

Page 11: ...sively you can open the lid and disconnect the fuse in order to protect all the internal components from any wrong manipulations that might occur AC VERSION In Figure 2 4 1 the internal view of the MR...

Page 12: ...12 Figure 2 4 1 Internal view of the MR3000SB with AC power 1 5 3 8 2 4 6 7 9...

Page 13: ...MR3000SB shows the most important settings and parameters In particular there are two types of screen that are changing constantly The first one as can be seen in Figure 2 4 3a indicates general para...

Page 14: ...the three axes A means amplitude in mg LINE 3 Dominant frequency calculated on the three axes F means frequency Hz The first screen last 10 seconds while the second screen lasts 15 seconds 2 4 2 MEMS...

Page 15: ...from the MR3000SB Inserting the SD Card in the card reader of your PC allows you a fast access to all the data of the SB If you have copied all the data you can format the SD Card 2 4 4 Real time clo...

Page 16: ...cted to the point 6 in Figure 2 4 1 This is highlighted in the Figure 2 4 6 Figure 2 4 6 ST connectors in case of FO kit 2 4 7 Device switch Between the relay terminals and the AC DC converter a fuse...

Page 17: ...relays a and electric scheme b 2 4 9 AC DC converter In Figure 2 4 9 it is possible to see the hardware structure and terminals related to the AC DC converter If an external fuse is necessary or utili...

Page 18: ...icated board for an external DC power see Figure 2 4 10 Figure 2 4 10 DC board 2 4 11 Terminal label To better understand the terminals and the electric connection of the relays and the AC power a lab...

Page 19: ...Figure 2 4 11 Label with information on the terminals of relay and power for a MR3000SB with AC power b MR3000SB with DC power Figure 2 4 12 Axis orientation in case of horizontal and vertical instal...

Page 20: ...r a fixed installation of the SB it is possible to directly fix the SB or to use a mounting plate In the first case the holes number 1 in the Figures 2 4 13 and 2 4 14 close to the screws number 2 in...

Page 21: ...to fix it to the MR3000SB This application must be preferred in cases where the surface of installation is not perfectly smooth In Figure 2 4 16 it is possible to have all the information about the d...

Page 22: ...22 Figure 2 4 16 Drawing of the mounting plate related to the MR3000SB The values are in mm Figure 2 4 17 Screws for the installation of the MR3000SB...

Page 23: ...router has access to the Internet you can do everything with your MR3000SB including firmware upgrades You can attach many SB to the router and communicate to all of them simultaneously The disadvanta...

Page 24: ...Generally your workshop router should have the following features DHCP DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol i e the router assigns the IP addresses feature 1 port to have Internet access optional...

Page 25: ...ck the Internet connectivity with the PING feature see Section 5 3 10 As the SB is not accessible through the IP address you will have to enable the DDNS or the OpenVPN service to communicate to your...

Page 26: ...or DDNS The procedure is the following 1 Log in the SCS at scs bartec syscom com 2 Create a project 3 Link the MR3000 in one project 4 Click on the recorder name to access its setting More details can...

Page 27: ...on can be used to connect external power sources like solar panels First make sure to enable communication with MR3000SB before installation in the field For this reason please follow what has been de...

Page 28: ...28 Figure 4 1 1 Setting of a fix IP address on a personal PC or laptop Figure 4 1 2 Assignment of the IP address to a MR3000SB in case of a local network...

Page 29: ...his means the time difference in the corresponding MR is less than 3 seconds compared to the Master This is usually the case if all MRs have access to a NTP server in the Internet or if a specific MR...

Page 30: ...30 Figure 4 1 4 Subsection dedicated to the setting of the common trigger...

Page 31: ...e procedure is exactly the same as for the common trigger Make sure to activate the Common Alarm in the tab Contacts to get a message if there is a common alarm 4 1 3 Alerts In case of Internet access...

Page 32: ...e mail in a short time The trigger increment is not activated for structure monitoring For additional information please look at Subsection 5 1 2 The values used for the triggers cannot be defined a...

Page 33: ...ion 5 4 3 Figure 4 1 9 Set up of the alarm parameters It is important also to program periodic test pulses to verify the good functioning of the device For additional information please read Section 5...

Page 34: ...y by the battery for about 40 hours AC power 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz DC power 10 36 V 4 2 1 Internal Battery The battery capacity is 12 Ah with a voltage of 12 V and its autonomy can vary depending on th...

Page 35: ...TP you must install a SFTP client on your PC Then you connect to the SB which is the server and you can browse the events and background files The login and password you need to know are Login user Pa...

Page 36: ...password as mentioned above Then you go to the Connection tab and choose SFTP in the Security drop down menu All other fields remain blank There is nothing to edit in the Advanced tab Now click on the...

Page 37: ...sferred ALL the files from the MR3000SB to the local PC If there are new files in the SB just sync again 4 3 1 2 Filezilla It is the most famous stand alone FTP SFTP client You can download it at this...

Page 38: ...ical display of the waveform data or the vibration level background recording Master only available in the Master recorder allows you to set up a network of SB to perform common trigger and common ala...

Page 39: ...recording The trigger is a feature that allows the SB to start recording if the signal reaches the threshold level In this case the MR3000SB is triggered When the signal comes back below the threshold...

Page 40: ...igger when any of them has reached the trigger level OR The trigger level may be automatically adjusted to the actual level of vibration if you activate the Trigger increment option After each event o...

Page 41: ...1 3 Timed recording In the section timed recording you can set up a timetable to record files automatically in addition or independently from the trigger You set up a Starting time e g every Monday at...

Page 42: ...maximum value of the signal during each period as defined below Peak Vector Sum includes the maximum of the vector sum of the 3 channels Peak Dominant Frequency includes the dominant frequency for ea...

Page 43: ...this shows if the SB is currently recording a peak file file name or not idle o FTP backup shows 4 different states in progress currently a file is sent to the FTP server errors errors occurred when...

Page 44: ...the IP address of the Virtual Private Network Clock displays the current date and time on the SB Last update shows when the clock has been synchronized the last time SD Card shows the total size and t...

Page 45: ...of the SB In the Timezone section you can choose whether you prefer the SB to work with UTC time or local time This only makes sense if you have activated time synchronization In the Time synchroniza...

Page 46: ...was successful the time of the synchronization is shown as Last clock update in the Status section The accuracy of the synchronization depends on the quality of the Internet connection and also of th...

Page 47: ...e Static configuration are used if the case Fallback to static IP if DHCP fails is checked Static means that the SB will use the static IP address provided below You should select this option if you p...

Page 48: ...a method to update a name server in the Domain Name System Without going into technical details DDNS allows you to communicate with a SB that is out in the field where it does neither have a public a...

Page 49: ...find in private houses No further settings on the router e g port forwarding as for DDNS are required The VPN interface uses not the real but a virtual IP address This address remains always the same...

Page 50: ...eck with the PING function as described in Section 5 3 10 You have to enter the access data of your e mail account i e User address e mail address of your e mail account and the Password in the sectio...

Page 51: ...FTP server without the ftp prefix You may add a specific sub directory to the host name e g myftphost com mydir mr in this case the SB will create the corresponding sub directory on the FTP server Su...

Page 52: ...FTP server synchronized with its data At each connection the SB will compare its own data to the FTP data and any missing file on the FTP will be copied This option can be combined with the Push mode...

Page 53: ...P send option Section 5 3 7 can be activated in parallel NOTE When using the SCS please set the MR time to NTP refer to Section 5 3 2 Figure 5 3 8 Subsection dedicated to the SCS Cloud software In the...

Page 54: ...s updated during the synchronization 3 The parameters have been changed in the firmware and in the SCS the firmware has the priority therefore the last values registered in the firmware are uploaded o...

Page 55: ...slow The MR must not turned off during the upgrade process If an error happens a message will be displayed on the LCD screen of the MR The Upgrade from files feature allows to flash a new firmware di...

Page 56: ...overwritten The Reboot button initiates a warm start of the SB The User Parameters section is useful to import user parameters defined in other devices or even in the same device and to export them f...

Page 57: ...here is one subsection dedicated to the sensor of the MR3000SB which is an internal triaxial accelerometer Inside this section the sensor model the type unit of measure and the serial number are indic...

Page 58: ...oring The section Monitoring has been added in firmware version 2 0 7 It includes the possibility to choose the warning level of the power supply voltage of the device In particular two threshold leve...

Page 59: ...cters are allowed Figure 5 4 1 Subsection dedicated to general information about the device 5 4 2 Acquisition You may override the default setting for Sampling rate and choose a higher sampling rate Y...

Page 60: ...e mail to the people listed in contacts where Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 have been checked see chapter 5 4 4 Indicator time seconds is the period between the first exceeding of the alarm threshold and the en...

Page 61: ...level for the 3 channels must be defined The alarm is triggered if at least one of the three axes exceeds the limit value In case of User defined a curve can be defined by the user by inserting up to...

Page 62: ...arm on the background recording and another one on the trigger recording The possibilities for the background recording are VSUM User defined In case of VSUM a threshold level for the Vector Sum of th...

Page 63: ...ecording a mode including the dominant frequency must be also activated Subsection 5 1 4 Figure 5 4 6 Configuration of the alarms causing a warning a b Figure 5 4 7 a Setting of the background recordi...

Page 64: ...indicating that Alarm 1 cannot happen is shown Fig 5 4 7 5 4 4 Notification In this section it is possible to Create contacts to whom the emails related to the monitoring are sent The subsection is ca...

Page 65: ...fter the event is recorded i e the vibration is again below the threshold level or the max recording time has elapsed see Section 5 4 3 Messages sent to an E Mail address may additionally include a gr...

Page 66: ...y state of health In Fig 5 4 10 two windows related to the different messages are shown In case of Alarm 1 Alarm 2 and Daily message the user can also add a comment that will be displayed in the messa...

Page 67: ...ients of this message are set up in the section contacts see the subsection 5 4 4 You can also receive this information once the device is switch on Figure 5 4 11 Subsection dedicated to the daily mes...

Page 68: ...r the master device in a network of different interconnected devices How long the relay remains activated Holding time if the latch condition is not selected If the relay is latched If in the default...

Page 69: ...n 5 4 2 Each axis can be unselected so that you can display only one axis if you want The Query refresh period is the period between two requests from your computer to the SB If you set it to a small...

Page 70: ...n level of the past background file This presumes that background recording is active see chapter 5 1 4 The settings are the same as for the waveform display Acquisition see above Additionally you can...

Page 71: ...correlation This is achieved by synchronizing the clocks of all MRs in the network by one single MR not necessarily the Master This MR may be equipped with a GPS clock or itself be synchronized by an...

Page 72: ...column Time synced with master should show yes This means the time difference in the corresponding MR is less than 3 seconds compared to the Master This is usually the case if all MRs have access to a...

Page 73: ...gger on this instrument but you would like to have a recording on this instrument if the vibration in the cellar exceeds the threshold level For this simple example the MR in the cellar alone can issu...

Page 74: ...oad it is called interactive mode similar as VIEW EVENT for the MR2002 All the files in the memory are presented in chronological order default You may change the sorting order by clicking on the corr...

Page 75: ...see Figure 5 7 2 You may then select all the files matching certain criteria e g all the files that have been recorded since a specific date You may use more than one line to narrow down your selecti...

Page 76: ...ser For example if the user does not activate the alarms but he wants to receive the mails also with notification of the alarm then immediately after confirmed the operation with the Apply button the...

Page 77: ...gure 5 8 2 Automatic warning produced by the software 5 9 Rest API The REST API functionality have been added on the firmware 1 6 Please contact Bartec Syscom for more information at info bartec sysco...

Page 78: ...f spare parts is shown Battery 12V 12 Ah 74 21 1024 Backup battery 3V 74 21 0018 Fuse 1 6AT 250V 5 20 mm 74 15 0005 SD card 4GB SWISSBIT 74 90 0035 Mounting Plate screws and bolts 13 00 0048 Kit GPS c...

Page 79: ...l requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014 53 EU Installation Set up Install and use the product in accordance with the instructions below in order to avoid any risk of fire electr...

Page 80: ...duct in a room with oily smoke or steam Fire electric shock or warping may result Do not heat the case of a product with an internal lead battery above 50 C Such condition may damage the internal lead...

Page 81: ...sehold waste On certain batteries this symbol might be used in combination with a chemical symbol The chemical symbols for mercury Hg of lead Pb are added if the battery contains more than 0 0005 merc...

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