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EM-129
NOVATEK-ELECTRO
3.4.2. Control and setup via “my.overxis.com” service
Control and setup via "my.overvis.com" service is possible only after preliminary setup of Wi-Fi connection and
registration on the "my.overvis.com" server (see paragraph 3.4.1).
Enter the “https://my.overvis.com.com” link on the electronic device (PC, laptop, mobile phone, iPad, etc.), in the
address bar of the Web browser (Chrome, Opera, Fire Fox, etc.), and make a click-through.
Options for connecting to EM-129 (Log in to your account, register or connect to the device using a temporary
link) will be displayed on the screen of the device from which the transition was made. You must select the most
suitable option and follow the on-screen instructions.
To disconnect from the EM-129, you must click the "Exit" button or simply close the "my.overvis.com" page.
3.4.3 Control and setup via a local Wi-Fi network
Control and setup via a local Wi-Fi network is possible only after pre-setting the Wi-Fi connection (see paragraph
3.4.1).
In the settings of the router, reserve the IP address for the device by
its MAC address (see the Operation Manual for the router). Or, when
setting up a Wi-Fi
connection, you need to set the value “Manual” in the
“TCP/IP Settings” field and specify the static settings.
IP address
- an unoccupied address in your network (example:
192.168.0.105 or 10.0.0.5);
Subnet mask
- the mask of your subnet (example: 255.255.225.0
or 255.0.0.0);
The main gateway
- the IP address of your router (example:
192.168.0.1 or 10.0.01);
DNS1
- primary name server (example: 208.67.222.222);
DNS2
- secondary name server (example: 8.8.8.8).
On an electronic device (PC, laptop, mobile phone, iPad, etc.), in the
address bar of a Web browser (Chrome, Opera, Fire Fox, etc.), enter the
link “http://192.168.0.105” and click through it (where 192.168 .0.105 is a
reserved or statically specified IP address of the device on the router).
On the screen of the device from which the transition was made, the
page for entering the device password will be displayed (see Fig. 7), you
must enter the password (default is “admin”) and click the “Enter” button.
Fig. 7
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local entry to EM-129
3.5 Use of the device
In description of the device operation, the settings set by the manufacturer are used.
Note
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all described thresholds and time delays can be changed by the user in the device settings.
3.5.1 Operation of the device
After connecting meter EM-129 to the mains, automatic reclosing time for 5 s will occur, then, if the mains
voltage is within the acceptable limits, the device starts turning on / off the load according to the schedule set by the
user (automatic operation mode).
Note
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After 5 seconds, if the schedule is not set, the system automatically switches to the manual mode (the
state of manual control is saved when the power is turned off).
Meter EM-129 constantly monitors the value of the mains voltage, and after tripping on the load - the amount of
current and power consumed by the load. If one of them goes beyond the established limits, meter EM-129
performs an emergency load disconnection.
In addition, after connecting meter EM-129 to the mains, a connection is made to the user's Wi-Fi network (to
synchronize the time with the NTP server and access to the “my.overvis.com” service).
Every 5 minutes, the EM-129 saves the log (voltage, current, power, etc.) to non-volatile memory, for further
transmission to the ”my.overvis.com” service.
When
a manual control command is received (from the front panel or the “my.overvis.com” service), the
execution of the current scheduled event will be blocked, the load will be tripped off (or on depending on the
command), and the EM-129 switches to manual control mode.
When the current event ends or the next scheduled event occurs, the manual control is turned off and the EM-
129 returns to automatic operation.
3.5.2 Load voltage protection
During operation, the EM-129 constantly measures the value of the mains voltage.
If the voltage rises above the threshold of 255 V (“Upper cut-off threshold”), the load will be tripped off in 0.5 s
(“Shutdown delay by upper threshold”).