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4.  SERVICE

This section describes the calibration and maintenance of the AROYA. Troubleshooting 
solutions and customer support information are also provided. 

The AROYA Sensor Station, Sensor Nose, Repeater, and Climate Station, and Gateway should 
be returned to METER in the event that it quits working for any reason or if the battery no 
longer holds a charge. Please refer t

Section 4.2

 for instructions for returning the product to 

METER. 

4.1  MAINTENANCE 

AROYA hardward can be returned to METER in the need of maintenance. Refer to the RMA 
section or contact 

Customer Support

 for more information. 

NOTE:  The user should not and cannot perform any maintenance. The battery is not accessible. 

4.2  REPAIRS 

METER repairs manufacturer defects and instruments within the 1-year warranty at no 
charge. Repairs outside of the warranty window are charged based on cost of parts, labor, 
and shipping. An extra fee may be charged for rush work. Contac

Customer Support

 for an 

estimated repair cost.  

All AROYA units returning to METER for servicing must be accompanied with a Return 
Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Prior to shipping the instrument, contact 
Customer Support to obtain an RMA number. 
1.  Place the AROYA unit in a plastic bag to avoid disfiguring marks from the packaging. 
2.  Do not ship the power cord, serial cable, or any other accessories. 
3.  Ship the AROYA unit in its original box with suspension packaging. ‘
4.  If the original packaging is not available, use a box with at least 4 in of packing material 

(e.g., Styrofoam

TM

 peanuts or bubble wrap) between the instrument and each wall of the 

box, ensuring the instrument is suspended in the packing material. 

5.  On the RMA form, please verify the ship to and bill to information, contact name, and 

problem description. If anything is incorrect, please contact 

Customer Support

6.  Tape the box in both directions for added support. 
7.  Include the RMA number in the attention line on the shipping label. 

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Summary of Contents for AROYA H110

Page 1: ...AROYA...

Page 2: ...nents 11 3 2 1 Gateway H210 11 3 2 2 Repeater H110 and Climate Station H111 13 3 2 3 Sensor Nose H321 14 4 Service 16 4 1 Maintenance 16 4 2 Repairs 16 4 3 Troubleshooting 16 4 4 Customer Support 18 4...

Page 3: ...epeater or Sensor Nose and provides the system with an active connection to the cloud server where all data is processed and presented to the user The AROYA Repeater H110 Figure 8 functions as a range...

Page 4: ...ess Sensor Wireless Sensor Wireless Sensor AROYA Gateway LAN PoE PoE injector if needed AROYA Repeater AROYA Repeater AROYA Repeater AROYA Climate Internet Wireless Sensor Wireless Sensor AROYA Climat...

Page 5: ...der the Surroundings Locate the Gateway in a hallway or office with internet access for PoE The site network infrastructure will determine what installation method is required so the Gateway can commu...

Page 6: ...Chain cable or rope Preparation Consider the Surroundings METER recommends installing the Climate Station in the center of each room of the greenhouse to facilitate quality communication to the Gatew...

Page 7: ...the LED flashes green Mounting Insert sensor into slabs or larger substrate types Configuration All system configuration work is done at METER before installation occurs at the customer site Connectin...

Page 8: ...ative Humidity RH Sensor Relative Humidity RH Range 0 100 RH 0 00 1 00 Resolution 0 10 RH Accuracy Sensor measurement accuracy is variable across a range of RH Refer to the chart in Figure 3 Figure 3...

Page 9: ...sensor accuracy Equilibration Time t 63 165 s response time in 1 m s air stream Long Term Drift 0 03 C year typical Vapor Pressure Range 0 47 kPa Resolution 0 01 kPa Accuracy Sensor measurement accur...

Page 10: ...mmodate the necessary ranges for most substrates Resolution 0 001 m3 m3 Accuracy Generic calibration 0 03 m3 m3 typical in mineral soils that thave solution EC 8 dS m Medium specific calibration 0 01...

Page 11: ...he maximum permissible gain indicated Antenna types not included in this list that have a gain greater than the maximum gain indicated for any type listed are strictly prohibited for use with this dev...

Page 12: ...Temperature Range Minimum 40 C Typical 50 C Maximum 80 C NOTE Sensors may be used at higher temperatures under certain conditions contact Customer Support for assistance Cable CAT 5E or better for al...

Page 13: ...Gateway to function as intended COMPLIANCE Manufactured under ISO 9001 2015 3 2 COMPONENTS This sections describes the components of the AROYA system 3 2 1 GATEWAY H210 The Gateway provides sensor re...

Page 14: ...on is slow the light may flash green instead of orange This also indicates active connection Front top cover end cap Ethernet POE port RJ 45 Figure 6 AROYA Gateway front top view Antenna Red LED indic...

Page 15: ...ator for high frequency precise timing reference 32 768 kHz oscillator for low frequency low energy timing reference Blue LED indicates power ON Antenna Front top cover end cap M8 connectors Ethernet...

Page 16: ...ble from Climate Station Ethernet cable to PoE Repeater ATMOS 14 in radiation shield Solar panel PoE gland Climate station gland Outer cover Blue seal grommet Cap Figure 9 AROYA Climate Station front...

Page 17: ...onents Rechargeable lithium ion battery Solar Panels for energy harvesting 2 4 GHz two way antenna for Bluetooth communication 38 4 MHz oscillator for high frequency precise timing reference 32 768 kH...

Page 18: ...Figure 11 AROYA sensor nose bottom view 16 System...

Page 19: ...nd shipping An extra fee may be charged for rush work Contact Customer Support for an estimated repair cost All AROYA units returning to METER for servicing must be accompanied with a Return Merchandi...

Page 20: ...devices are connected to internal and ports ____ and 8443 are not blocked Modem router or settings may be incompatible Try an unmanaged network switch Try connecting to other network hardware or seek...

Page 21: ...metergroup com If contacting METER by email please include the following information Name Address Phone Email address Instrument serial number Description of the problem NOTE For products purchased th...

Page 22: ...standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may...

Page 23: ...ding interference that may cause undesired operation CANADA CLASS A STATEMENT This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations RADIO PRE...

Page 24: ...riph riques approuv s par METER Group Inc USA L utilisation d accessoires autres que ceux recommand s ou des changements ce produit qui ne sont pas approuv s par Meter Group Inc peuvent annuler la con...

Page 25: ...lisateur utiliser l quipement FCC 15 105 INFORMATION TO USER This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These...

Page 26: ...es de la FCC Ces limites sont con ues pour fournir une protection raisonnable contre les interf rences nuisibles lorsque l quipement est utilis dans un environnement commercial Cet quipement g n re ut...

Page 27: ...tennes r pertori s ci dessous avec le gain maximum autoris indiqu Les types d antennes non inclus dans cette liste qui ont un gain sup rieur au gain maximal indiqu pour tout type r pertori sont strict...

Page 28: ...l utilisateur Chargez uniquement conform ment aux instructions de la section 7 2 L utilisation d un chargeur incorrect peut pr senter un risque d incendie ou d explosion INFORMATIONS SUR LE RECYCLAGE...

Page 29: ...Court Pullman WA 99163 T 1 509 332 2756 F 1 509 332 5158 E info metergroup com W metergroup com METER Group AG Mettlacher Stra e 8 81379 M nchen T 49 89 1266520 F 49 89 12665220 E info europe metergro...

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