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9.3 Remote configuration of Analog Node
ACCESS TO THE MOVE CLOUD PLATFORM™
To correctly view the data detected by the sensors connected to the Analog Node
and obtain a reliable conversion, it is necessary to correctly set all the configuration
specifications through the Move Cloud Platform™, then:
1.
Log in to the Move Cloud Platform™ using the credentials provided.
2.
Access the “Options” panel from the side navigation menu.
3.
Select the type of device “Analog Node” from the side menu inside the Options
panel.
4.
Select the specific Dev_EUI of the Analog Node you want to configure from the
menu alongside that of the types of devices.
5.
Select the channel corresponding to the sensor to be configured from the up-
per menu (CH.1; CH.2; CH.3; CH.4) of the Options panel.
6.
Set the configuration parameters for each specific channel.
7.
Take note of the correspondence between the configured sensor and the cho-
sen channel. This correspondence must also occur during mechanical installa-
tion, see the chapter “Installation Guide Analog Node”.
NOTE
•
To facilitate the reading of the data, as in example, it is advisable to rename
each channel with the name of the sensor connected through the “Ch. name“.
Dev_EUI Menu
Analog Nodes
Configuration parameters for
each specific channel
Device types
menu
Channel 01
(CH.1)
Channel 02
(CH.2)
Channel 03
(CH.3)
Channel 04
(CH.4)
REMOTE CONFIGURATION BY INTERFACE TYPE
A single Analog Node is not compatible with multiple types of interfaces at the same
time, therefore each connected sensor must use the same interface. The compatible
interfaces can be of 3 types, such as:
•
4-20 mA interface
•
MV / V interface
•
Pt100 interface
To understand the type of interface used by a sensor, consult the product datasheet
or contact the supplier company.
The configuration options listed in the “Options” panel of the Move Cloud Platform™
are totally dependent on the type of sensor interface. You can select the sensor in-
terface in the “Type” field.
Therefore, depending on the type of interface, a different configuration and compi-
lation process is required.
SENSOR CONFIGURATION WITH 4-20 mA INTERFACE
•
Sensor Type: type of sensor interface, select 4-20.
•
Wires: select the number of wires inside the sensor connection cable.
•
Full Scale: maximum measurement detectable by the sensor, must be consi-
stent with the Mes parameter. Unit.
•
Offset: numeric value to be subtracted from the converted measure, field used
for corrections or particular situations. This parameter must be consistent with
the Mes parameter. Unit.
•
Mes. Unit: unit of measurement of the sensor.
SENSOR CONFIGURATION WITH mV / V INTERFACE
•
Sensor Type: type of sensor interface, select mV / V.
•
Full Scale: maximum measurement detectable by the sensor, must be consi-
stent with the Mes parameter. Unit. For mV / V sensors the measuring range
is bipolar, and the Full Scale value is intended as the greatest positive value
measurable by the sensor.
•
Offset: numeric value to be subtracted from the converted measure. This para-
meter must be consistent with the Mes parameter. Unit.
•
Gain: sensor gain in mV / V.
•
Mes. Unit: unit of measurement of the sensor.
9. Analog Communication Node