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Introduction to the Metron 2
2.1
How to install, setup and commission the Metron 2
If you are new to the Metron 2, the following basic process must be followed:
1.
Read through the remainder of the introduction to the Metron 2
2.
Mechanically mount and understand how to seal the Metron 2 (section 3.1)
3.
Electrically wire in the Metron 2, observing requirements (section 3.2)
4.
Fit SIM card
5.
Understand and then configure the Metron 2 (section 4)
6.
Follow strictly the commissioning guidelines (section 4.10)
If you are experiencing problems with the Metron 2, please refer to the troubleshooting guides and FAQ. If you
still require support, please look at the checklist below (2.2) and contact your distributor, or Powelectrics if
purchased directly.
2.2
Requirements for Technical Support
Please note that if you wish to contact us for technical support setting up a unit, before we can help you we will
need some information from you.
Necessary:
Serial Number
SIM card information
Access to the unit and its physical location
What you would like the Metron 2 to do
Information about the sensors or inputs into the Metron
Ideally:
An exact configuration you would like
A laptop or computer with the software running
A mini USB cable
A multi-meter
Specific part numbers for the sensors or inputs to the Metron
A SIM card that you have sent a SMS message from using a normal phone (important!)
2.3
Overview
This document describes all the functions, features and interfaces of the Metron2 telemetry device.
Applications
A few of the applications that this device has been designed for include:
Remote Tank Level Monitoring
Environmental Monitoring
Meter Reading
Condition Monitoring
Alarm Reporting
Summary of Technical Features
Ability to interface with up to four analogue (0-10V or 4-20mA), digital (ON/OFF)
On-board excitation, 3.6 volts (non-regulated), 5 v, or 21.6 volts (max 31.25mA)
