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TROUBLESHOOTING 

Fault 

Cause 

Fix 

Intermittent connection 
between XL and Link2 during 
commissioning 

Intermittent power supply 

Ensure power has not been supplied after the K1 or 
E-Stop relay.   If so, rewire to supply constant 
power.  Failure to do so will cause the electronics to 
fail very quickly. 

Blue LED not flashing  /  
No data being sent 

Incorrect APN 

Connect with FSU and verify the information 
contained under the ‘Comms’ tab 

 

No GPS signal 

Check if mobile phone coverage is available at 
specific location (inside cabinet).   
Check antenna is connected securely but not over-
tightened.  If antenna has been over-tightened, the 
internal wiring may need to resoldered.   Open case 
to check. 

 

SIM Card expired 

Check account 

Erratic load readings 

Noise on input signals 

Check shielding on load cell and VSD cabling 

 

Noise on unused channels 

Set Aux load type as 4-20mA 

Inputs on all the time 

Active and neutral reversed 

Check the power wiring 

Inputs flickering 

Ground on LiftlogXL not at 0V 

Measure between the chassis and one for the 
LiftlogXL GND terminals, correct active and neutral 
wiring , ground control voltage transformer 
secondary, or ground LiftlogXL 

 

Noise on cables (typically when 
the cable runs are long or there is 
a noisy VSD) 

Fit 1Kohm, 1W termination resistors between the 
input terminal and GND. 

No load indicated 

Wrong input selected 

Refer to section 4.6.5 to calibrate the input 

 

Load input wired wrong 

Refer to section 4.6.5 to calibrate the input 

 

Insufficient gain 

Refer to section 4.6.5 to calibrate the input 

No Bluetooth connection 
between XL and Link2 

XL is not powered up 

Check that the Green Power LED is illuminated.  If 
not, check power is connected correctly as per 
section 3.3.2. 

 

Insufficient range 

Move laptop closer to the LiftlogXL. 

 

XL in confused state 

Power cycle the LiftlogXL.   

 

Faulty Link2 (very rare) 

Check if possible to connect to another CASWA 
device.  If not, then replace Link2. 

Connection between XL and 
Link2 lost when E-Stop is 
pressed 

Incorrectly connected power 
supply (after E-Stop relay) 

Ensure power has not been supplied after the K1 or 
E-Stop relay.   If so, rewire to supply constant 
power.  Failure to do so will cause the electronics to 
fail very quickly. 

Red LED not flickering during 
service but Green Power LED 
is on 

System failure probably due to 
stopping a firmware update mid-
stream (Very rare) 

Return to manufacturer for repair. 

No data visible on website but 
all LEDs indicating correct 
operation 

Incorrect name or serial number 
on Liftlog™XL or in database 

Check that Serial Number matches that on the 
outer case.  If problem persists, contact 

[email protected]

 and supply details of device’s 

Equipment name and Serial Number. 

No email notifications of crane 
events 

No events set to trigger an email  

Check settings on website (settings tab) 

 

Incorrect email settings 

Check settings on website (settings tab) 

 

Summary of Contents for Liftlog XL

Page 1: ...Liftlog XL Advanced Crane Data Logger Model LL300 Version 2 0 Installation and User Manual V1 8 07 10 2013 CASWA Pty Ltd 2013...

Page 2: ...4 3 3 5 Connecting Load Sensor Inputs 15 3 3 6 Connecting the Fault Output 17 4 COMMISSIONING DETAILS 18 4 1 Installing and Launching the FSU Application 18 4 1 1 FSU Program Installation 18 4 1 2 Ins...

Page 3: ...Sensitivity 27 4 9 3 Lockout 27 4 10 SD Card Management 28 4 10 1 Test SD Card 28 4 10 2 Reformat SD Card 29 4 11 Running CheckIt Diagnostics 29 4 12 Recording a Service 30 5 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE 31 6...

Page 4: ...ing GSM 3G GPRS or WIFI connectivity Liftlog XL is particularly well suited to users seeking an integrated enterprise solution for crane monitoring and management high risk applications requiring incr...

Page 5: ...ed events 4 Hz Tlog Duration of a logged event 1 30000 Sec 2 2 Physical Specifications Overall length mm 157 Overall width mm 86 Overall height mm 58 Weight kg 0 3 Mounting Screwed or 30mm DIN rail El...

Page 6: ...t impedance of 0 10V input 1500 Ohms I24 24V output current 100 mA Operating temperature 40 85 Note 2 C Notes 1 Power supply ve and GND pins are at chassis GND 0V potential 2 Extended operation at max...

Page 7: ...ting Changing Your SIM Card Remove the lid from the unit by releasing the clips at each end to reveal the internal circuit boards Locate the SIM card socket on the upper circuit board and insert a dat...

Page 8: ...have also been altered slightly Sticker orientations showing terminals for Liftlog XL devices with serial numbers that start with a 2 i e numbers greater than 199 are as follows Figure 2 Version 2 St...

Page 9: ...Connection for MAIN hook to terminal Q F1 or F2 on an ABUS LIS Q Link 8 Connection for MAIN hook to Ground on an ABUS LIS Q Link 9 Drive voltage for 4 20mA sensor 24V 10 Auxiliary inputs 1 3 can be us...

Page 10: ...nection for AUX hook to gnd on an ABUS LIS Q Link 35 Connection for AUX hook to terminal Q F1 or F2 on an ABUS LIS Q Link 36 Drive voltage for 4 20mA sensor 24V 37 Opto isolated limit input can be use...

Page 11: ...er source contact tech caswa com Liftlog XL requires constant power so that it can maintain a connection to the 3G GPRS network Do not connect the unit after the K1 or E Stop relay Doing so will cause...

Page 12: ...remember that when powering the Liftlog XL from a DC source that it may not be possible to use the load limiting functions of the Liftlog XL as the outputs only switch AC LiftlogXL 25 27 0VAC 9 36 24V...

Page 13: ...pins 1 25 27 33 by a set of voltage independent contacts Where spare or auxiliary contacts are not available on the MAIN contactors small relays must be employed For example the DOWN and UP inputs on...

Page 14: ...ss the limit switch or chain of limit switches to be monitored All limit inputs are voltage independent and typically configured to be normally closed i e any voltage across these terminals keep the l...

Page 15: ...connects to pins 28 34 It can also accept wireless inputs for both the MAIN and AUX hooks via HoistNet 3 3 5 1 Strain gauge input When using a strain gauge load cell to measure the load on either the...

Page 16: ...oad Sensor When using a 0 10V signal to monitor the load e g from a Konecranes ControlPro connect the load sensor between pins 1 or any other pin marked GND and 6 for the MAIN hoist and pins 33 and 28...

Page 17: ...nected into the Q Link terminal pin marked 8 or 34 for the MAIN and AUX hoists respectively Connecting a signal for the MAIN hoist is depicted as follows 3 3 6 Connecting the Fault Output The two faul...

Page 18: ...n Ensure that your computer is switched on connected to the internet and that the minimum required software versions are installed see Appendix B for minimum system requirements Ensure that the LINK 2...

Page 19: ...he search Version 2 Liftlog XL devices are differentiated from version 1 devices by a II superimposed over the device icons NB The Bluetooth link between the Laptop using a Link 2 and a Liftlog XL has...

Page 20: ...date firmware at a later time NB If you did not see this window then your device already has the most current firmware 4 4 Checking the Date Time After checking for firmware the FSU application verifi...

Page 21: ...cation entry is set to Storage card and press Save Progress is indicated on the MAIN screen Time to download depends on the number of lifts and can be up to 20 minutes 4 6 Main and Aux Hoist Configura...

Page 22: ...ving a HoistNet Input Liftlog XL devices are now compatible with CASWA HoistNet This means that they can obtain their load signal wirelessly from any other HoistNet enabled device eliminating the need...

Page 23: ...istNet device or to change the bound device press the Bind button on the Load screen and then select Unbind on the popup box 4 6 3 Using the LiftlogXL with a ControlPro If your LiftlogXL device is con...

Page 24: ...less than half of full scale then increase the amplification by moving the gain slider to the right 4 6 5 Calibrating the Logger With no load on the hook press the Zero button After a brief pause the...

Page 25: ...a The values for APN UserID and Password are usually provided by the company supplying the SIM card If the SIM card is provided by CASWA then the settings are APN telstra m2m UserID blank Password bla...

Page 26: ...ng of the unit When a signal is detected the respective box will be checked 4 8 1 Using XL devices with a HVDC IO Expander If you have been supplied a Sole Digital HVDC10 module for installing a Liftl...

Page 27: ...ettings for the behaviour of both Main Aux and Combined overloads 4 9 1 Main Aux and Combined In each of these boxes enter the required overload in tonnes If only one load input is connected it is rec...

Page 28: ...bled until the indicated load drops below 11t 13 3t An additional locked out alert is sent and lifting is disabled until a technician re enables it by clearing the Locked checkbox 4 10 SD Card Managem...

Page 29: ...utton You will be asked to confirm the action 4 11 Running CheckIt Diagnostics To confirm whether critical settings and parameters have been set sensibly after completing the setup and commissioning o...

Page 30: ...the Service tab on the FSU Application Hint You may need to scroll through the tabs to see it Enter the relevant reference number for the work e g from your maintenance management system or job sheet...

Page 31: ...CASWA Pty Ltd 2013 31 Page 5 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE There is no routine maintenance required for this device...

Page 32: ...d at other times to indicate normal operation Illuminates continuously when either hoist exceeds it overload limit 6 2 Accessing Your Data Open a web browser e g Internet Explorer and type in the URL...

Page 33: ...type of events will trigger an automatic email These settings do not affect what data is recorded Service History This shows a list of all service date times and their respective job numbers that hav...

Page 34: ...d indicated Wrong input selected Refer to section 4 6 5 to calibrate the input Load input wired wrong Refer to section 4 6 5 to calibrate the input Insufficient gain Refer to section 4 6 5 to calibrat...

Page 35: ...tween the command and the CR Where numbers are sent or received they are sent as clear text eg 1234 Where a number represents a load eg the o and O commands and the logged data returned by the u comma...

Page 36: ...the actual load See the C and r commands Send c CR Rcv 11 CR C Write Set the cal parameter In normal operation the cal parameter would be set as follows Send the r command to get the raw reading from...

Page 37: ...this are provided in this User Guide B 1 How Much Data When choosing a mobile service plan for use with Liftlog XL select the one with the lowest available monthly data limit A VERY busy crane will g...

Page 38: ...endix C FSU SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS The minimum requirements for operating CASWA s Field Service Utility FSU and Link 2 Bluetooth modem are Laptop computer running Windows XP SP3 or later One Spare USB po...

Page 39: ...Pack 3 Hook 1 main 2 Aux 3 Both hooks 4 Load from load cell other input in tenths of a tonne 5 Duration of motion in tenths of a second 6 Motion code type of motion as shown in the following table Mot...

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