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Chapter 2: Setting up the System 

HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User’s Guide   

Step 2: Register the HOBO U30 Station

. Each individual HOBO U30 

Station must be registered with HOBOlink.com before you can launch or 
configure it further. To register the HOBO U30 Station: 

1.

 

Go to HOBOlink.com and log in to your account. 

2.

 

Click the Register a Device link and follow the instructions on the 
screen. You will need to give the device a nickname. If you will be 
setting up more than one device, it is helpful to select a meaningful 
name so that you can easily identify it from the list of other devices 
in HOBOlink.com. You will also need to enter both the serial 
number (SN) and Device Key as part of this process. You can find 
both numbers on the label inside the door of the HOBO U30 
Station. 

Step 3: Configure the device.

 The device name should be added to the list 

on the Devices tab. Click the device you just registered, which will take you 
to the Data Files tab. Click the Device Configuration icon at the bottom of 
the tab. Change the time zone if necessary. 

Step 4: Set up a test launch.

 Click Launch Configuration in 

HOBOlink.com. Enter a launch description (which will also be used as the 
filename for the data readouts) and select a logging interval. It is 
recommended that you choose a fast logging interval (for example, 1 minute) 
so that enough data is recorded for your test. You can change this interval 
once the test is complete. For more details on launching, see page 26. 

Step 5: Set up the readout schedule.

 Click Readout Configuration and 

enter a connection interval, which is how frequently you want the HOBO 
U30 Station to send data to HOBOlink.com. For more details on reading out, 
see page 27. 

Chapter 2: Setting up the System 

HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User’s Guide 

Important:   The connection interval that you select is not only the schedule 

upon which newly recorded data will be transmitted back to 
HOBOlink.com, it is also the amount of time you will have to 
wait before any changes you make to launching or reading out 
take effect. Select a fast connection interval for this test, such as 
10 minutes or you may have to wait a long time for the next 
readout. For example, if you type in a connection interval of 10 
minutes, you will have to wait 10 minutes for the next 
connection. If, however, you set up the connection interval for 1 
hour, then you will have to wait an hour until the next 
connection before any changes you make take effect. It is better 
to set up a fast interval while you make sure everything is 
working and then go back and set the connection interval that 
you would like to use in your deployment. 

Step 6: Plug in one or more Smart Sensors.

 You may choose any number 

of Smart Sensors to test the communication with HOBOlink.com. 

Insert the Smart Sensor cables through the cable access opening in bottom of 
HOBO U30 Station and plug them into the Smart Sensor port. 

 

Figure 1: One Smart Sensor plugged into a Smart Sensor port 

 

Plug in Smart 
Sensors here 

Содержание HOBO U30 GSM

Страница 1: ...ductor Installation of sensors in an energized electrical enclosure or on an energized conductor can result in severe injury or death These sensors are for installation by qualified personnel only To...

Страница 2: ...riday E mail loggerhelp onsetcomp com Main Onset Web site www onsetcomp com If you purchased the products through an Onset Authorized Dealer you can also refer to www hobohelp com for support informat...

Страница 3: ...h sensors 37 Time accuracy 39 Memory 40 Power 41 Chapter 4 Maintenance 45 General maintenance 45 Inspecting the HOBO U30 Station 45 Verifying sensor accuracy 46 Cleaning the HOBO U30 Station 46 Mainta...

Страница 4: ...e that uses the mobile phone network to establish an internet connection with HOBOlink com By using a web browser you can configure and view data from the HOBO U30 Station anywhere in the world Automa...

Страница 5: ...cates whether the system is currently logging Alarm indicates if an alarm has been tripped Sensor active indicates that Smart Sensor network communications are occurring For more information on LEDs r...

Страница 6: ...is located behind the internal enclosure Chapter 2 Setting up the System 6 HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User s Guide Chapter 2 Setting up the system This chapter discusses the following topics B...

Страница 7: ...is interval once the test is complete For more details on launching see page 26 Step 5 Set up the readout schedule Click Readout Configuration and enter a connection interval which is how frequently y...

Страница 8: ...HOBOlink com This process may take a few minutes After the HOBO U30 Station completes its first connection to HOBOlink com make sure the data for the Smart Sensors is there in HOBOlink under Latest C...

Страница 9: ...ee steps for more detail Optional relay output wire user supplied 4 0 mm 0 157 in diameter see steps for more detail Small flat head screw driver for relay or Analog Sensor Port screw terminals if usi...

Страница 10: ...in GSM radio module and antenna can cause interference with the measurements made by the sensors Any excess sensor cables should not be coiled up and stored inside or within one foot outside the case...

Страница 11: ...s Guide 5 File any rough edges For best results the surfaces in the cable access opening should be smooth so that the rubber cable channel gasket will seal Figure 8 Filing rough edges Install the Smar...

Страница 12: ...7 Plug one end of the supplied expander cable into the rightmost jack of the expander board and the other end into the rightmost jack of the built in board as shown Figure 11 Installing expander cable...

Страница 13: ...le access opening then place the cable through the leftmost hole in the rubber cable channel where the diameter can be up to 0 25 in 6 4 mm If you are not using the secondary opening or the cable is s...

Страница 14: ...ep 10 Install the rubber cable channel s All cables and wires should be routed through the cable access opening at this point If you are using the Smart Sensor expander board make sure those cables ar...

Страница 15: ...r 2 Setting up the System 24 HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User s Guide Step 11 Plug in the battery first and then the solar panel or AC adapter and then verify that the HOBO U30 Station powers up...

Страница 16: ...logging and reading out Any changes you make to the Launch Configuration will take effect the next time the HOBO U30 Station connects to HOBOlink com Important Although the HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring...

Страница 17: ...et the faster rate to be during the night for applications such as frost monitoring From Readout Configuration in HOBOlink com select Night Mode and enter the starting and ending time when you want th...

Страница 18: ...setting in HOBOware Pro which can also be used to test the relay See page 36 for details Once the alarm goes off the HOBO U30 Station immediately attempts to connect to HOBOlink com regardless of the...

Страница 19: ...e Configuring the Analog Sensor Port The Analog Sensor Port is an easy to configure flexible DC signal conditioning option that can be factory installed in the HOBO U30 Station This two channel port c...

Страница 20: ...be loaded into the ports whenever needed A channel configuration consists of a channel name measured property name scaling parameters and excitation information if applicable 1 Access the Configure Ch...

Страница 21: ...required if the sensor needs more than two minutes of warm up time The Analog Sensor Port begins functioning when logging begins When the ports are functioning correctly the Active indicator LED on t...

Страница 22: ...ing Smart Sensors This behavior will continue even if you plug the Smart Sensor back in or if you plug in a new one of the same type To stop recording erroneous data after removing a Smart Sensor you...

Страница 23: ...launched This is unavoidable Clock drift The long term time accuracy is related to ambient temperature At 25 C 77 F the worst case error is 8 parts per million PPM or about 5 seconds per week The erro...

Страница 24: ...ing the HOBO U30 Station 42 HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User s Guide Here are some tips to maximize battery life Reduce the connection interval The single most significant factor that drives bat...

Страница 25: ...en the battery runs out of charge After you replace the battery attempt to read out the data If you are still unable to read out the station once the battery has been replaced contact the vendor that...

Страница 26: ...inside the white enclosure or there is any sign of corrosion on the connectors spray WD 40 or an equivalent electronics safe corrosion inhibitor on the connectors This will displace moisture and preve...

Страница 27: ...urrent level and maintain itself in a fully charged condition It takes up to 24 hours to fully charge a dead battery Important Do not apply more than 4 6 volts absolute maximum to the battery Do not e...

Страница 28: ...ess you plan to select Force Relaunch on Next Readout with HOBOlink If this indicator is not blinking when you believe it should make sure the HOBO U30 Station has been launched Blinking red There was...

Страница 29: ...at least 3 5 volts for logging to continue and 3 9 volts for GSM communication The memory may be full Read out the logger and relaunch You may also want to enable Wrap Around When Full so that the HO...

Страница 30: ...heck for a loose connection If using the Smart Sensor Expander board make sure it is connected to the built in Smart Sensor board with the expander cable Make sure you have not exceeded 100 meters 328...

Страница 31: ...rrier s signal strength maps on their website to identify a general deployment location Then bring a laptop to that location along with the HOBO U30 Station Connect the station to the laptop with the...

Страница 32: ...and bronze inserts Inner Enclosure Polycarbonate with bronze inserts U Bolts Steel with zinc dichromate finish Gaskets Silicone rubber Cable entry channel EPDM rubber Cable entry bars Aluminum with AB...

Страница 33: ...rt of spares kit Part No A FS CVIA 7P 1 Input Range User configurable 0 20 mA DC 0 20 VDC suitable for 2 5 5 10V sensors Minimum Maximum Input Voltage 0 24 VDC Minimum Maximum Input Current 0 24 mA DC...

Страница 34: ...rporation For detailed information on these accessories including new items that may have been introduced after this manual was printed refer to www onsetcomp com Accessory Onset Part Description 1 2...

Страница 35: ...r 6 Reference 64 HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User s Guide INDEMNIFICATION Products supplied by Onset are not designed intended or authorized for use as components intended for surgical implant o...

Страница 36: ...lve the problem yourself by taking the following steps Check the Diagnostics and troubleshooting chapter of this guide and online technical support at www onsetcomp com Common problems and solutions a...

Страница 37: ...Accessories 62 Assembly 11 Cleaning 46 Configuring 7 INDEX 68 HOBO U30 Remote Monitoring System User s Guide Data channels 38 Launch Configuration 7 Launching 26 Maintaining 45 Mounting 13 Power 41 Re...

Страница 38: ...rt Sensor Ports 5 Smart Sensors 2 5 8 Adding 37 Cable length 38 Measurement averaging 26 Mounting 13 18 Plugging in 18 Removing 38 Replacing 38 Testing 39 Verifying accuracy 46 Solar panel 5 21 42 62...

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