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Lumen-Terrain User

’s

Contents

Chapter 1

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................... 3

Product Registration ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

Services ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

Typographical Conventions ................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Safety Issues ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Auxiliary Equipment ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Local Safety Standards

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Working Area

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Qualification of Personnel

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Personal Safety Equipment

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Unauthorized Operation

............................................................................................................................................................... 8

Product Security ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Environmental Compliance ................................................................................................................................................................. 10

RoHS

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Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive

........................................................................................ 10

FCC Statements ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Chapter 1 .

Introduction .................................................................................................................. 14

1.1.

Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

1.2.

Theory of Operation .................................................................................................................................................................... 14

1.3.

System Components ................................................................................................................................................................... 14

1.3.1.

Base Station

......................................................................................................................................................... 14

1.3.2.

Sensor Node

......................................................................................................................................................... 14

Chapter 2 .

Installation .................................................................................................................... 14

2.1.

Installation Guidelines ............................................................................................................................................................... 15

2.2.

Unpacking the LUMEN TERRAIN System ............................................................................................................................ 16

2.2.1.Inspection

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2.3.

Site Considerations ...................................................................................................................................................................... 16

2.3.1.Installation Location

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2.3.1.1.

Base Station

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2.3.1.2.

Sensor Nodes

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2.4.

Base Station Installation ........................................................................................................................................................... 17

2.4.1.Enclosure Installation

.................................................................................................................................................... 17

2.4.2.Solar Panel Installation

................................................................................................................................................. 18

2.4.3.Weather Station

.............................................................................................................................................................. 19

2.4.4.Base Station Conduit Wiring Connection (Enclosure End)

............................................................................ 19

2.4.4.1.

Wiring Connection, Enclosure

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2.4.5.Conduit Wiring Connection (Solar Panel End)

.................................................................................................... 21

2.4.5.1.

Wiring Connection, Solar Panel

................................................................................................................... 22

2.4.6.Antenna Installation

...................................................................................................................................................... 23

2.4.7.Weather Station Wiring

............................................................................................................................................... 24

2.5.

Sensor Node Installation ........................................................................................................................................................... 25

Summary of Contents for Baker Hughes LUMEN TERRAIN

Page 1: ...LUMEN TERRAIN User s Manual Preliminary Draft 02 bhge com 910 328 Rev A ...

Page 2: ...May 2019 ...

Page 3: ...ker Hughes reserves the right to make changes in specifications and features shown herein or discontinue the product described at any time without notice or obligation Contact your BHGE representative for the most current information The Baker Hughes logo is a trade mark of Baker Hughes a GE company The GE Monogram is a trademark of the General Electric Company ...

Page 4: ...2 no content intended for this page ...

Page 5: ...n 14 1 3 System Components 14 1 3 1 Base Station 14 1 3 2 Sensor Node 14 Chapter 2 Installation 14 2 1 InstallationGuidelines 15 2 2 Unpacking the LUMEN TERRAIN System 16 2 2 1 Inspection 16 2 3 SiteConsiderations 16 2 3 1 Installation Location 16 2 3 1 1 Base Station 16 2 3 1 2 Sensor Nodes 16 2 4 Base Station Installation 17 2 4 1 Enclosure Installation 17 2 4 2 Solar Panel Installation 18 2 4 3...

Page 6: ...ring Enclosure 28 2 5 4 Antenna Installation 29 2 5 5 Battery and Solar Panel Wiring 30 Chapter 3 Software Initialization 30 3 1 TBD 30 3 1 1 TBD 30 3 1 1 1 TBD 30 3 2 TBD 30 3 3 TBD 30 3 4 TBD 30 Chapter 4 Spare Parts 31 4 1 Base Station Spare Parts 31 4 2 Sensor Node Spare Parts 32 Appendix A Torque Specifications 33 A 1 Base Station 33 A 2 Sensor Node 33 Warranty 34 ...

Page 7: ...ion but is not essential to the proper completion of the instructions IMPORTANT These paragraphs provide information that emphasizes instructions that are essential to proper setup of the equipment Failure to follow these instructions carefully may cause unreliable performance CAUTION This symbol indicates a risk of potential minor personal injury and or severe damage to the equipment unless these...

Page 8: ... that power to the auxiliary equipment is turned OFF and locked out before you perform maintenance procedures on this equipment Qualification of Personnel Make sure that all personnel have manufacturer approved training applicable to the auxiliary equipment Please make the factory aware of any customer visits so that any further support to the customer can occur immediately Personal Safety Equipme...

Page 9: ...etween base station and sensor node and between the base station and cloud The system also has built in diagnostics for monitoring of the health of system components in the event of sub system degradation or failure The equipment requires adequate physical security to protect the equipment from damage or intrusion due to forces beyond the design intent of the system THIS INSTRUMENT IS INTENDED TO ...

Page 10: ...s that could impact health and the environment In order to avoid the dissemination of those substances in our environment and to diminish the pressure on the natural resources we encourage you to use the appropriate take back systems Those systems will reuse or recycle most of the materials of your end life equipment in a sound way The crossed out wheeled bin symbol invites you to use those system...

Page 11: ...or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help FCC Part 15 Clause 15 21 Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s a...

Page 12: ...RRAIN User Manual ISED Canada ICES 003 Compliance Label CAN ICES 3 B NMB 3 B Base Station FCC ID 2ATKJ LTBS IC 24840 LTBS Contains FCC ID N7NMC7455 and Contains IC 2417C MC7455 Sensor Node FCC ID 2ATKJ LTSN IC 24840 LTSN ...

Page 13: ...Preface LUMEN TERRAIN User Manual 13 no content intended for this page ...

Page 14: ...spread around an area of interest The sensors are mounted onto the Sensor Nodes of the system which will transmit data back to the Base Station and to the cloud for analysis 1 3 System Components The system contains a main hub the Base Station and several other smaller units the Sensor Nodes 1 3 1 Base Station Being the hub of the system the Base Station is responsible for collecting data transmit...

Page 15: ... the following topics Unpacking the LUMEN TERRAIN System Installing the BaseStation SensorNodes andSolarPanels SiteConsiderations MakingElectrical Connections WARNING The LUMEN TERRAIN Sensor Nodes are installed in hazardous areas where flammable methane gas may be present The importance of proper safety practices cannot be overemphasized WARNING Be sure to follow all applicable local safety codes...

Page 16: ...evable Following these recommendations may not be the solution for all since every installation is different 2 3 1 Installation Location WARNING Installation of the Base Station in areas other than General Purpose may create a dangerous environment that may include fires and explosions that may lead to serious injury or death 2 3 1 1 Base Station The Base Station is not rated for hazardous locatio...

Page 17: ... Once a pole suiting the requirements listed in Section 2 3 1 1 is installed or located the Base Station enclosure can then be mounted The enclosure is to be installed at the recommended height of 49 inches measured from the base of the pole to the bottom of the enclosure When the enclosure is raised to the specified height insert the routing clamps into the struts mounted on the back of the enclo...

Page 18: ... optimum angle heavily depends on the latitude of the location In the Northern Hemisphere the best tilt angle is the latitude plus 15 while the best tilt angle in the Southern Hemisphere is the latitude minus 15 Torque all fasteners to 6 ft lbs Punch out one of the two bottom knockouts on the solar panel Once the solar panel has been attached to the solar panel mounting bracket the entire assembly...

Page 19: ...mounts Assemble the Weather Station mounting brackets to the pole and weather station Install the Weather Station on the pole as shown in Figure 4 and torque the nuts to 6 ft lbs Figure 4 Weather Station Mounting 2 4 4 Base Station Conduit Wiring Connection Enclosure End For the Base Station Conduit installation all instructions will refer to the following figure Figure 5 Right Angle Conduit Detai...

Page 20: ...enclosure hole Note that the groove will not sit perfectly flush with the enclosure wall See following figure for interior connection Figure 7 Interior Connection of Right Angle Adapter Tighten Item 7 first to get the lock nut to grip onto Item 9 Then turn Item 5 until the opening is tight while facing up Note that Items 7 and 5 might need to be adjusted to achieve this orientation If Item 5 is ha...

Page 21: ... Base Station enclosure end connect the red cable from the conduit to the terminal of the Solar Panel Connection on the PCB and connect the black cable from the conduit to the terminal of the solar panel connection on the PCB as shown in the following figure Figure 9 Conduit Wire Connection in Base Station Enclosure 2 4 5 Conduit Wiring Connection Solar Panel End Refer to the following image for i...

Page 22: ...Item 4 by giving it 1 complete rotation Visually inspect Item 5 to ensure a watertight connection Hand tighten Item 1 into Item 4 followed by wrench tightening Item 1 by turning it 1 5 turns 2 4 5 1 Wiring Connection Solar Panel In the solar panel remove the plastic bracket shown in the following figure and connect the wire lugs of the conduit at the solar panel end to the terminals inside the jun...

Page 23: ...stallation Due to the length of the Sub 1G antenna the antenna does not come installed on the Base Station Remove the protective cap on top of the Base Station enclosure and torque the supplied Sub 1G antenna on the exposed bulkhead to 5 in lbs as shown in Figure 10 Figure 10 Base Station Antenna Installation ...

Page 24: ...ed wires corresponding to the labels found on the screw terminal as shown in 11 Figure 11 Weather Station Wiring Connection 2 4 8 Battery Connection Connect the leads of the wires from the conduit in the Base Station enclosure to the terminal board Follow the indicated color labels near the terminal as shown in Figure 12 Figure 12 Base Station Battery Connection ...

Page 25: ...n 2 3 1 2 is installed or located the Sensor Node enclosure can be mounted The enclosure should be installed at a recommended height of 64 inches measured from the base of the pole to the top surface of the enclosure When the enclosure is raised to the specified height insert the 2 inches U bolts onto the elongated holes of the enclosure as shown in Figure 13 and torque the U bolts to 90 in lbs En...

Page 26: ...4 As a rule of thumb always orient the bracket so the solar panel will face towards the equator The optimum angle heavily depends on the latitude of the location In the Northern Hemisphere the best tilt angle is the latitude plus 15 while the best tilt angle in the Southern Hemisphere is the latitude minus 15 Knock out one of the two indentations on the side of the solar panel junction box Install...

Page 27: ...anual 27 Chapter 2 Installation Figure 15 Solar Panel Assembly Pole Mount 2 5 3 Sensor Node Conduit Wiring Connection Refer to the following figure for Item callouts Figure 16 Sensor Node Right Angle Adapter Item Callouts ...

Page 28: ... enough clearance for Item 2 Finished installation should look similar to the following figure with orientation of Item 2 varying For connection to the junction box on the solar panel follow instructions in Section 2 4 5 Conduit Wiring Connection Solar Panel End and for wiring connection follow the instructions in Section 2 4 5 1 2 5 3 1 Battery and Solar Panel Wiring Enclosure Fully insert the re...

Page 29: ...ons 2 5 4 Antenna Installation Due to the length of the Sub 1G antenna the antenna does not come installed on the Base Station Simply remove the protective cap on top of the Base Station enclosure and torque the supplied Sub 1G antenna on the exposed bulkhead to 5 in lbs as shown in the following figure ...

Page 30: ...TERRAIN User Manual Chapter 2 Installation Figure 17 Sensor Node Antenna Installation 2 5 5 Battery and Solar Panel Wiring Chapter 3 Software Initialization 3 1 TBD 3 1 1 TBD 3 1 1 1 TBD 3 2 TBD 3 3 TBD 3 4 TBD ...

Page 31: ...ts for the Lumen system if troubleshooting procedures has indicated a hardware failure 4 1 Base Station Spare Parts Table 1 Base Station Spare Parts BHGE PN Description Picture 126M6391 50W Solar Panel 126M6398 12V Battery 130M9040 Sub 1G Antenna 134M9103 Comm Station Board Stack 130M8606 Sierra Wireless Modem ...

Page 32: ...l Chapter 2 Installation 132M5508 5A Fuse 4 2 Sensor Node Spare Parts Table 2 Sensor Node Spare Parts BHGE PN Description Picture 129M4502 Sensor Node Assembly 130M1103 30W Solar Panel 128M5166 9V Battery 130M9040 Sub 1G Antenna ...

Page 33: ...ion Struts and Poles 6 6 3 ft lbs 68 72 cNm Enclosure Routing Clamps 9 9 5 ft lbs 108 113 in lbs Interior Battery Cables 5 5 25 ft lbs 60 63 in lbs Solar Terminals 7 7 35 in lbs 80 84 cNm Weather Station Thermistor Terminals 3 5 in lbs 40 cNm All SMA Connections 5 5 25 in lbs 56 59 cNm Main PCB Board Stack 7 7 35 in lbs 80 84 cNm A 2 Sensor Node Table 4 Node Torque Specification Component Torque S...

Page 34: ... and warranties arising from course of dealing orusage or trade ReturnPolicy If a Panametrics Panametrics Flow meter instrument malfunctions within the warranty period the following procedure must be completed 1 Notify Panametrics Panametrics Flow meter giving full details of the problem and provide the model number and serial number of the instrument If the nature of the problem indicates the nee...

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