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NMS045 Reference Manual

Physical Characteristics

A-1

Appendix A

Additional Information

A.1

Physical Characteristics ......................................................................................................A-1

A.2

NMS045 Power Information ................................................................................................A-4

A.2.1

Power Draw ...........................................................................................................A-4

A.2.2

Sunlight Hours  ......................................................................................................A-5

A.2.3

Alternative Solar Panel .........................................................................................A-5

A.2.4

Two Battery System ..............................................................................................A-5

A.3

Shipping Information ..........................................................................................................A-5

A.3.1

Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery (LiFePo) ............................................................A-5

A.4

LED Indicators ......................................................................................................................A-6

A.4.1

The 831C Sound Level Meter  ................................................................................A-6

A.4.2

COM-RV50X-045NA/EU:APAC Cellular Gateway ...................................................A-6

A.4.3

PSA038 Genasun Solar Charger  ...........................................................................A-8

A.5

Connecting to G4 LD Utility Over TCP .................................................................................A-9

A.6

Exceedance Alert Notifications ...........................................................................................A-9

A.6.1

Listening to OGG Files .........................................................................................A-10

A.7

Measurement Setup  ..........................................................................................................A-10

A.8

Configuring LD Settings for the RV50X  .............................................................................A-11

A.8.1

Logging In to ACEmanager  .................................................................................A-11

A.8.2

Configuring LD Settings Using the Template File ..............................................A-12

A.8.3

Configuring LD Settings Without the Template File ..........................................A-13

A.1  Physical Characteristics

Operating Temperature

• -40 °C to 50 °C ambient temperature 

TAKE NOTE   

Weights are approximate and for reference only.

Weight

• EPS045: 24 lbs (11 kg)
• 831C-045: 7 lbs (3 kg)
• COM-RV50X-045NA/EU:APAC 1 lbs (22 oz)
• BAT019-05: 13 lbs (6 kg)
• BAT020-045: 23 lbs (11 kg)
• SLP003: 26 lbs (12 kg)
• SEN031-045: 10 lbs (4.5 kg)

Summary of Contents for SoundAdvisor NMS045

Page 1: ...SoundAdvisorTM Permanent Noise Monitoring System Reference Manual Model NMS045...

Page 2: ...INMS045 01 Larson Davis SoundAdvisorTM Model NMS045 Permanent Noise Monitoring System Reference Manual...

Page 3: ...ication may contain inaccuracies or typographical errors PCB Piezotronics Inc will periodically update the material for inclusion in new editions Changes and improvements to the information described...

Page 4: ...iew 3 1 3 2 Required Tools not supplied 3 1 3 3 Installing the NMS045 on the TRP019 Pole 3 1 3 4 Performing a Field Operational Check 3 12 3 5 Securing the Pole 3 13 3 6 Calibrating the 831C 3 13 Modu...

Page 5: ...rusion detection device that will send a notification through the RV50X Gateway Modem if the door has been opened The gateway is used to connect remotely to the SoundAdvisorTM Model 831C Sound Level M...

Page 6: ...ystem will alert through email when the door has been opened There is a magnet on the door and the main plate When separated it sends a signal to the RV50X Gateway and then an alert is sent to the ema...

Page 7: ...b CBL222 20 PRM2103 to 831C CBL233 12 charge controller to solar panel 831C 045 S only CBL226 03 power block to charge controller 831C 045 S only Battery BAT019 045 12 V LiFePo battery CBL225 01 with...

Page 8: ...eeded to run the system FIGURE 1 2 System Wiring Diagram Weather Wind Sensor SoundAdvisor Model 831C SLM PRM2103 FF Microphone and Preamplifier CBL222 20 Cellular Antennas COM RV50X Gateway Modem Sola...

Page 9: ...ns and their components Blue COM RV50X 045NA EU APAC Cellular Gateway Purple SEN031 045 SEN032 045 Weather Wind System Green Solar Powered System Orange AC Powered System Pink Batteries one or two Not...

Page 10: ...Detection 2 7 2 5 4 Enabling the Trusted IP Friends List 2 9 2 6 Configuring SLM Settings On the 831C 2 9 2 1 Overview Before installing the components of the NMS045 system you will need to perform se...

Page 11: ...tery charger 2 3 Assembling the Solar Bracket Assemble the bracket and mount the solar panel following the manufacturer s instructions included with the SLP003 Solar Panel and Mount MTS SP200 The brac...

Page 12: ...quires a data plan SIM card public IP address and an APN for access and service Step 1 Purchase a SIM card with the following features A data plan sufficient to the NMS044 data usage The NMS044 does n...

Page 13: ...IM was provided by the factory it will ship already installed In this case move ahe ad to se ction 2 5 3 Configuring the Intrusion Detection With system powered off install the SIM card by following t...

Page 14: ...he DC Power cable on the RV50X and connect to a power outlet using the PSA041 Step 3 Using CBL218 USB to mini cable connect the gateway directly to a PC with Internet access Step 4 Open a web browser...

Page 15: ...ot button Step 10 Login again and navigate to the Status tab Step 11 From the left pane select the Home section The Network State should say Network Ready if everything is correct FIGURE 2 8 Status St...

Page 16: ...gateway separately or performed a factory reset you must reload the LD settings See Configuring LD Settings for the RV50X on page A 11 Step 1 Follow steps 1 through 6 of 2 5 2 Configuring for Remote C...

Page 17: ...ured Gmail account Contact your IT professional for more information on your specific communication needs Step 6 Gmail uses the indicated server and port information for an unsecured account You will...

Page 18: ...sted IP List Inbound Trusted IP Range enter the IP addresses or address ranges that should have remote gateway access Step 4 Set Inbound Trusted IP Friends List Mode to Enable Step 5 Click Apply and r...

Page 19: ...em To determine the shutoff voltage use Table 2 1 Step 4 Navigate to the Preferences tab set Auto Store to Store and click Close and Yes to save your changes Table 2 1 Shutoff Voltage Battery Shutoff...

Page 20: ...ing the Pole 3 13 3 6 Calibrating the 831C 3 13 3 1 Overview The steps in this module describe installing the 831C 045 contents which is done after the pole and box have been installed For instruction...

Page 21: ...e Box 3 3 6 Powering the System On 3 3 1 Positioning the Pole Tip Down Step 1 Attach the 2 carabiners to either side of the rope The length of the rope between the 2 carabiners should be 11 feet 3 3 m...

Page 22: ...3 TRP019 Dimensions FIGURE 3 3 Tip down position 3 3 2 Installing the Battery and Main Plate Before you begin If the system includes options such as a solar panel or weather station do not install the...

Page 23: ...e gateway network ready For these steps see 2 4 Assembling Main Plate Components on page 2 3 FIGURE 3 5 831C 045 on Shoulder Screws 3 3 3 Routing Cables in the Pole Before you begin If desired feed th...

Page 24: ...Cable Protection FIGURE 3 7 Cables in TRP019 Step 1 Open the back of the pole as shown in Figure 3 8 Back of Pole CBL233 12 Solar Outlet red CBL222 20 Signal Outlet green CBL229 20 Weather Outlet blue...

Page 25: ...e and out at the bend at point B Step 4 Feed the cable down the second half of the pole We recommend using fish tape for this process See Figure 3 9 CBL222 20 Routing with Fish Tape TAKE NOTE If the e...

Page 26: ...e microphone on preamplifier and gently screw together until hand tight Step 3 Hold the EPS2116 windscreen and bird spike together and unscrew from the top Screw the top and base together The EPS2116...

Page 27: ...bottom of the unscrewed birdspike 3 3 5 Installing Components in the Box Step 1 Connect the CBL222 20 to the top of the 831C 1 2 4 3 Thread the CBL222 20 cable up through the base and top of the EPS2...

Page 28: ...of shoulder screws then mount onto the shoulder screws on the back plate FIGURE 3 13 Plate On Back Shoulder Screws Step 3 For AC connect PSA040 to the surge suppressor as shown in Figure 3 14 For sola...

Page 29: ...Connect the battery to the power block on the line called Power Block FIGURE 3 15 Control Power Block Suggested Setup PSA040 AC only After connection you can tie the cord out of the way with provided...

Page 30: ...45 on the TRP019 Pole 3 11 FIGURE 3 16 Components Installed 3 3 6 Powering the System On Once the battery is connected the system powers on The 831C power button 0 controls the power in the whole syst...

Page 31: ...ger on page A 8 3 4 2 Checking Cellular Service Connect to the 831C while in the field to determine if the service is working properly Connecting to the 831C Remotely To connect to the 831C via a mobi...

Page 32: ...ator and microphone preamplifier product manuals for specific requirements in performing the acoustic calibration Tools Needed Keys for removing locks and tools for opening box and putting the pole in...

Page 33: ...down list Click Edit Settings if calibrator settings need to be modified Ensure that the settings correspond to those described in the manual for the selected calibrator Step 6 Turn calibrator on by...

Page 34: ...9 Carefully remove calibrator from microphone TRY THIS Click Calibration History to view either acoustic calibration or calibration check summaries Step 10 When calibration process is complete assemb...

Page 35: ...n be made at your discretion TAKE NOTE It is recommended to have two installers for the solar panel install Ladder for each installer Ratchet or box wrench Open pole TRP019 3 4 Solar panel install 9 1...

Page 36: ...obstructed view of the sun s main trajectory in the sky Southern hemisphere facing the north Northern hemisphere facing the south TAKE NOTE Mount panel so the solar outlet is close the to the solar ca...

Page 37: ...le Down Pole Step 7 To get the solar cable through the gland bend the connectors so they are in line one pointing up and one pointing down Then feed through the cable gland pieces to be fitted into th...

Page 38: ...l Step 8 Connect cables ensuring they are completely seated You will hear a small snap when they are connected FIGURE 4 4 Connect Solar Cable to Panel Step 9 Feed CBL233 12 into the box through the bo...

Page 39: ...26 03 to the solar charger in the space marked Battery Loosen the screws insert the correct cable ends then tighten down Black to negative red to positive FIGURE 4 6 CBL226 03 to Solar Charger Step 11...

Page 40: ...is connected to the control power block connect the battery to the line marked Power Block Step 12 Check that the panel is charging the battery see Step 10 When calibration process is complete assembl...

Page 41: ...outlet hole It is recommended to use fish tape for this process Careful not to twist up the cables inside of the pole The following figure shows feeding the fish tape through the weather hole to retri...

Page 42: ...arm top Step 4 Place the gasket on the bottom of the weather arm Feed CBL229 20 through the weather arm and adapter FIGURE 4 9 Feed CBL229 20 Through Weather Arm Step 5 Bolt the weather arm to the pol...

Page 43: ...rough the arm and connect the sensor to the arm FIGURE 4 11 Feed CBL229 20 Through Weather Arm Step 7 Ensure that north will point north once the pole is brought back into place Once the direction is...

Page 44: ...Inside the box route CBL229 20 through the top hole Connect to the DVX008A which should be routed through the top of the plate and into the USB hub Route the Anderson connectors of the CBL220 20 throu...

Page 45: ...Charger A 8 A 5 Connecting to G4 LD Utility Over TCP A 9 A 6 Exceedance Alert Notifications A 9 A 6 1 Listening to OGG Files A 10 A 7 Measurement Setup A 10 A 8 Configuring LD Settings for the RV50X...

Page 46: ...NMS045 Reference Manual Physical Characteristics A 2 FIGURE A 1 Main Plate Dimensions...

Page 47: ...NMS045 Reference Manual Physical Characteristics A 3 FIGURE A 2 EPS045 Dimensions 12 27 13 50 4X 531 2 380 2 380 18 12 19 69 10 34 8 72 2X 2 125 10 000 2 500...

Page 48: ...and component options installed These numbers are for your reference and assume the components for the system are the 831C 045 with the COM RV50X 045NA EU APAC Minimum Current Standby Mode 5mA Averag...

Page 49: ...You risk blowing a fuse if the one is depleted and one is charged once connected to the system A 3 Shipping Information A 3 1 Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery LiFePo CAUTION Do not ship BAT019 without...

Page 50: ...ement Status LED Indicators Measurement State Red LED 7 Green LED 9 Stopped with Reset Winking Off Stopped Blinking Off Paused Flashing Flashing Running Off Blinking Waiting for valid data to begin ru...

Page 51: ...ateway is unable to locate the required firmware For more information contact Sierra Wireless Activity Flashing Green Traffic is being transmitted or received over the WAN interface Flashing Red Traff...

Page 52: ...ns Green LED Short blinks every 4 5 seconds Battery connected no panel voltage Short blinks every 1 second Panel detected but not providing power Fast short blinks Charging with low current Slower lon...

Page 53: ...m SIM card Port Unless you receive specific instructions this will usually be Port 80 Password FIGURE A 6 Adding a TCP IP Connected Meter A 6 Exceedance Alert Notifications TAKE NOTE Email alerts are...

Page 54: ...d here to set up an email or text alert when the SPL 2 or Peak 3 Trigger exceeds the set threshold Then Run a measurement and cause a trigger event Observe the resulting email or text with an attached...

Page 55: ...In this section A 8 1 Logging In to ACEmanager A 8 2 Configuring LD Settings Using the Template File A 8 3 Configuring LD Settings Without the Template File A 8 1 Logging In to ACEmanager Step 1 Atta...

Page 56: ...r the default password 12345 in Old Password FIGURE A 8 Admin Tab b Enter a unique password in New Password and again in Retype Password c Record your password If you forget it you will need to reset...

Page 57: ...access the file from http www LarsonDavis com Step 9 Select Apply The gateway configuration is complete A 8 3 Configuring LD Settings Without the Template File If you would pre fe r to manually config...

Page 58: ...ACEmanager section Step 4 Edit the values to match what is shown in Figure A 10 and click Apply FIGURE A 10 Services ACEmanager Step 5 In the left pane click the Power Management section and select Po...

Page 59: ...t SSH Echo set the value to Disable and click Apply FIGURE A 12 Telnet SSH Step 8 Select the Location tab then in the left pane select Global Settings Step 9 From the Location Service drop down choose...

Page 60: ...match Figure A 14 and click Apply FIGURE A 14 Local Streaming Configuration Values Step 12 Navigate to the Events Reporting tab Step 13 Change the Action Name to be Intrusion Detection and the Action...

Page 61: ...E A 16 Serial Port Settings Step 16 Navigate to the LAN tab and in the left pane select the USB section Step 17 Verify that the settings are as shown in Figure A 17 and click Apply FIGURE A 17 USB Por...

Page 62: ...ular connection do a hard reset on the gateway This resets all items to the factory defaults As a result you will need to configure the gateway again from step 1 Step 20 Navigate to the LAN tab and se...

Page 63: ...cs division LarsonDavis com P N INMS045 01 Rev C 2019 PCB Piezotronics Inc Worldwide Corporate Headquarters 3425 Walden Avenue Depew NY 14043 2495 USA Toll free in the US 888 258 3222 Phone 716 926 82...

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