Wilmers blueberry COMPACT, Manual

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5. Plug the crosspatch cable into the
LAN
connec-
tion at the front plate of the
blueberry COMPACT
.
Connect the crosspatch cable to the Ethernet in-
terface of a PC or notebook.
6. Adapt the network settings of the PC to the IP
address of the
blueberry COMPACT
. The network
parameters are indicated on a label at the bot-
tom of the housing of the data logger.
7. Start your Internet browser, enter the IP address
of the data logger into the address field and type
<enter>
. Enter the access code into the login
dialog:
user:
admin
password: **** (=admin password)
8. You should now see a screen similar to the image
below.
9. Connect sensors or test signals to the terminals
at
DIN1
..
DIN10
and
AIN1
..
AIN6
. Enter the
measurement functions according to chapter
Measurement Setup
of this manual.
Delivered within a complete measurement system
the
blueberry COMPACT
usually provides a wiring
diagram attached to the lid of the shelter box. The
blueberry COMPACT
includes built-in overvoltage
protection for all terminals. The following image
shows the
blueberry COMPACT
data logger with
backup batteries connected, the
GSM module
that
integrates the data logger into the Internet via
GPRS.
Installation
Please proceed as follows to install and to test the
blueberry COMPACT
data logger:
1. Install the
blueberry COMPACT
to the mast.
2. Remove the battery cover plate and insert the
two sealed lead batteries and connect them
to
BAT1
and
BAT2
. Please use only the battery
types stated on the label in the data logger shel-
ter box.
3. Insert the battery cover plate and tighten the
fixing screw.
NOTE:
Never disconnect the backup batteries from
the data logger when a solar module is connect-
ed. This may damage the data logger.
4. Connect a 12V solar module (60 Wp) to the
POW
(+) and
GND
(–) terminals of the terminal strip.
The
BUSY
indicator LED is steadily alight. The
boot process takes approx. 2 minutes. The data
logger is fully operating when the
BUSY
LED
flashes in regular intervals of 2 seconds.
NOTE:
Never connect a solar module to the data
logger before batteries are connected. This may
damage the data logger.
Optionally, a 24 VDC (15..30 VDC / max. 5A) pow-
er supply can be connected instead of the solar
module. The integrated charge controller will
charge the backup batteries working as a UPS.