Recording of measured values from a customer system
C.M.I.
There are several options for recording the measured values from a customer system:
a) The C.M.I. is read out via Internet or web portal.
b) The C.M.I. is installed with the system and read out locally by the service technician using a notebook.
c) If no C.M.I. is permanently installed in the system and an on-site readout is not possible, the measured values can be recorded as follows:
Preparation for data recording in the C.M.I.:
1) In the web surface (menus “Settings/Data logging” and “Settings/Time”), set the desired configuration and the source for the system time.
Data acquisition at the customer:
2) Connect the prepared C.M.I. to the controller (observe polarity!). With a UVR1611, data output via the DL-bus must be activated (output 14 defined as "data link"). For output over the CAN bus, the values to be logged must be set in the menu “Network/data logging”.
3) Ensure power supply: power pack (or 12V supply of the CAN bus)
4) During the data logging of controls without a separate system time (e.g. UVR64, HZR65), "WEB" must be set as reference source in the time setting of the C.M.I. and an Internet connection must be available.
5) As long as the C.M.I. is connected with the controller, the measured values are recorded.
Reading out of the recorded data:
6) Connect the C.M.I. with PC or network via Ethernet.
7) Ensure power supply: power pack (or 12V supply of the CAN bus)
8) In Winsol den entsprechenden den Kunden für die zu erfassenden Daten anlegen und das Setup durchführen.
9) The data stored in the C.M.I. can now be read in with “Read out logger” and then analysed.
d) If customers record the measured values of its system itself, they will first use the C.M.I. menu "Setting / Data logging“ with "Create file“ to create the current day log file on the SD card.
In C.M.I. menu „Status“, they will then, copy the day log files in the The “Years” sub-folder of the folder log and the file infoh.log to the PC and pass them to the technician via e-mail.
The technician loads these files into a folder structure on his/her computer that perfectly matches the structure on the SD card:
The *.log day log files are copied to the associated “Years” sub-folder and the file infoh.log to the folder LOG.
In the Winsol set-up, "Local data medium“ is set as the connection to the data logger and the data path of the higher-level folder is selected under "Path“ in the Winsol set-up. The values can then be read in with "Read out logger“.
BL-NET or D-LOGG
There are four options for recording the measured values from a customer system:
a) The Bootloader is read out over the Internet.
b) The data logger is installed by the system and regularly read out locally by the service technician using a notebook.
c) If the customer himself records the measured values from his system, then he can forward the log files to the technician by email.
d) If the reading out of the recorded data is not possible locally, the measured values can be recorded as follows:
Preparation for data recording:
1) Connect the data logger without a DL or CAN bus connection (CAN-L or CAN-H) to the PC
2) Ensure a reliable power supply: BL-NET Bootloader via battery, power pack (CAN-NT) or CAN bus 12V supply; D-LOGG slide switch in the "USB" position.
3) In Winsol create a customer for the data to be recorded and select.
4) Specify the desired configuration in setup and overwrite at the data logger.
5) With D-LOGG: Slider switch in position "DL".
Data acquisition at the customer:
6) Connect the data logger to the controller (observe polarity!). With a UVR1611, data output via the DL-bus must be activated (output 14 defined as "data link"). For output over the CAN bus, the desired values must be set in the menu "Network/data logging".
7) As long as the data logger is connected to the controller, the measured values are recorded according to the selected save criterion.
8) When disconnecting the data logger from the controller, date and time must be noted, because Winsol needs these so that when reading data in, the correct time can be allocated to it. This is not necessary with the UVR1611, UVR61-3, UVR63 and UVR63H.
Reading out of the recorded data:
9) Connect the data logger without a DL or CAN connection (CAN-L or CAN-H) to the PC
10) Ensure a reliable power supply: BL-NET Bootloader via battery, power pack (CAN-NT) or CAN bus 12V supply; D-LOGG slide switch in the "USB" position.
11) Select the corresponding customer in Winsol.
12) The data stored in the data logger can now be read in with "Read out logger data" and then analysed.
