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Honeywell CNI2 Operating And Installation Manual

Honeywell CNI2 Operating And Installation Manual (162 pages)

Cellular Network Interface - 2 Mercury Instruments

Brand: Honeywell | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 4.13 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Revision History

11
Trademarks and Copyrights

12
Symbols and Icons

13
- Fcc Warning
  14
Important Battery Information

15
Cni2 Overview

16
Cni2 Features

16
Certifications

16
Mechanical Assemblies

17
Electrical Assemblies

38
- Circuit Board Connectors & Jumpers
  38
- CNI2 Circuit Board Layout
  38
  - Cellular Radio Module
    39
  - SIM Card Socket
    39
  - Reset Jumper JP4
    39
  - Power Connectors J1 & J2
    39
- J1 and J2 Power Connectors
  39
  - Terminal Block TB2
    40
  - Terminal Block TB4
    40
  - JP3 & JP6 Jumper Settings
    40
- Configuration Jumpers
  40
  - Connector J4
    41
- Jumper Block JP6 Settings
  41
- Jumper Block JP3 Settings
  41
  - Terminal Block TB1
    42
  - Connector J9
    42
  - Connector J11
    42
  - Connector J12
    42
- Capacitor Connection to TB1 (Prewired)
  42
  - Connector J7
    43
    
    Rs-232 Multiplexer Board
    44
- Serial RS-232 Multiplexer Board
  44
- Wiring to the Serial RS-232 Multiplexer Board
  45
  - Rs-485 Conversion Board
    46
- RS-485 Conversion Board Connectors
  46
  - Uncorrected Pulse Output Board
    47
  - Signal Inputs & Outputs
    48
    
    Alarm Inputs
    48
- Alarm Input Connectors
  48
- Alarm / Pulse Input Terminal Block TB4
  49
  - Pulse Counting Inputs
    50
  - Outputs
    50
  - Power Supply Options
    51
    
    Extending Battery Life
    51
    
    Low Battery Detection
    51
- CNI2 Power Connections
  51
  - Ac Mains Power Configuration
    52
- AC Power Adapter
  52
- External Power Tie-In Block
  52
  - Solar Power Configuration
    53
  - Serial Port Connections - Tb2
    53
- Typical Solar Power System
  53
  - Sim Socket Connection
    54
- Serial Port Terminal Block TB2
  54
- Typical SIM Card
  54
- Installation of the SIM Card
  55
Programming Information

57
- Serial and USB Programming Cables
  57
  - Starting the Mp32 Configuration Program
    58
- MP32 ® Login Screen
  58
- MP32 ® Device Selection Screen
  58
  - Configuring the Programming Port
    59
- Programming Port Configuration Screen
  59
  - Starting the Cni2 Programming Application
    60
- CNI2 Main Configuration Screen
  60
  - Main Screen
    61
    
    Primary Destination
    61
    
    Remote Unit ID (RUID)
    61
    
    Saving and Retrieving Configurations
    61
    
    Allow Connection Requests
    62
    
    Originate Calls
    62
    
    Respond to Voice Calls / Respond to SMS
    62
    
    Time Interval Size
    62
    
    Compare Device Configuration to Template
    63
    
    Firmware Version
    63
  - Input / Output Configuration
    64
    
    Alarm Input Parameters
    64
- Standard Alarm Descriptions
  64
- Configuration of an Alarm Input
  65
- Special Purpose" Input Parameters
  66
- Configuration of a "Special Purpose" Input
  67
  - Pulse-Counting Input Parameters
    68
- Configuration of a Pulse Counting Input
  68
  - Output Parameters
    70
    
    Output Follows Input
    70
    
    Output under Host Control
    70
    
    Configuration of a "Special Purpose" Output
    71
    
    Special Purpose" Output
    71
  - Options Screen
    72
    
    Applications Selection
    72
    
    Metretek SIP
    72
    
    Metretek SIP Via Invisiconnect
    72
    
    Mercury MINI-MAX or Mercury Pulse Accumulator
    73
    
    Metretek Invisiconnect
    73
    
    Metretek SMS Modem
    73
    
    Allow Transparent Mode
    74
    
    Transparent Modem
    74
    
    When Answering if no Port Select
    75
- Serial Port Configuration Screen
  75
  - Low Battery Alarm
    76
  - Queue Size
    76
  - Route To" Port Selection in Transparent Mode
    76
  - Queue Full Alarm
    77
  - Sample Rates
    77
  - Serial Port Configuration Screen
    78
    
    Max BPS. Data Bits, Parity, Stop Bits
    78
    
    Port Enable
    78
    
    Port Select ID
    78
    
    Flow Control
    79
    
    Hardware Handshaking
    79
- Hardware Flow Control
  79
  - Software Handshaking
    80
  - No (None) Handshaking
    80
  - RS-485 Half Duplex
    80
  - Delay before Sending Packets
    80
  - Always Send CONNECT Message
    81
  - Always "RING" Port
    81
  - Use Non-Verbose Result Codes
    81
  - Enable Blocking
    81
  - Use Alternate CONNECT Message
    81
  - Connect on DTR High
    82
  - Disconnect on DTR Low
    83
- DTR Detection Jumper
  83
  - Cellular Settings Screen
    84
    
    CDMA Circuit Switched Data (CSD) Service
    84
    
    CDMA Packet (Internet) Service
    84
    
    CDMA Service (Aeris, Verizon, Sprint)
    84
    
    Over-The-Air-Activation (OTAA)
    85
    
    OTAA Programming Number
    86
- CDMA Cellular Configuration Screen
  86
  - Packet Service Connection Command
    87
  - Session Timeout
    87
  - Ping Interval
    87
  - Source Port Starting / Ending Numbers
    87
  - PAP User Name and Password
    87
  - Maximum Packet Size
    88
  - Auxiliary Radio Type
    88
  - GSM Service (AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers)
    89
    
    GSM Packet (Internet) Service
    89
    
    GSM Circuit Switched Data (CSD) Service
    90
    
    Installation of the SIM Card
    91
- GSM Cellular Configuration Screen
  91
  - GPRS Access Point Name
    92
  - Packet Service Connection Command
    92
  - Session Timeout
    92
  - Ping Interval
    92
  - Source Port Starting / Ending Numbers
    92
  - PAP User Name and Password
    92
  - PIN Number
    93
  - Maximum Packet Size
    93
  - Auxiliary Radio Type
    93
    
    Hspaservice
    94
    
    Idenservice (Nextel, Harmony)
    94
  - Call Scheduling Screen
    95
    
    Call Retry Strategy
    95
    
    Primary Call Retry Count
    95
    
    Enable Repetitive Call Schedule
    96
    
    Primary Call Retry Interval
    96
    
    Secondary Call Retry Interval
    96
    
    Try Alternate Destination
    96
  - Server Mode Screen
    97
  - Programming the Cni2
    98
    
    Loading a Configuration with the Programming Cable
    98
- Attaching the Programming Cable
  98
  - Over-The-Air (Ota) Programming
    100
    
    Over-The-Air Configuration Changes
    100
    
    What Is Over-The-Air Programming
    100
- OTA Device Selection Screen
  101
- Over-The-Air "Firmware" Changes
  102
Led Status Indicators

103
- Call Progress and Status
  103
- Error Codes
  104
- Example of Error Code "35" Display
  104
- LED Error Codes 11 Thru 19
  105
- LED Error Codes 21 Thru 39
  106
- LED Error Codes 41 Thru 59
  107
  - Leds after Over-The-Air Reprogramming
    108
Technical Information

109
- Sample Rate" Explained
  109
- Example of Timed Sampling
  109
- Debounce" Explained
  110
- What Is Switch "Bounce
  110
- What Is "Debouncing
  110
- Example of Switch Bounce
  110
- Example of Debouncing Process
  111
  - Form-C Operation
    112
- Typical Form-A and Form-C (KYZ) Connections
  112
- Example of Detection of a Form-C Fault
  112
  - Using the Output
    113
  - Accuracy Errors Using the "Output-Follows-Input" Feature
    113
  - Delay Errors Using "Output-Follows-Input" Feature
    113
  - At Modem Emulation Mode
    114
    
    ATV (Response Type) Command
    114
    
    Typical CNI2 "AT" Responses
    114
    
    ATA (Answer) Command
    115
    
    ATD (Dial) Command
    115
    
    ATE (Echo) Command
    115
    
    ATH (Hangup) Command
    115
    
    ATZ (Reset) Command
    115
    
    (Escape) Command
    116
    
    AT Command Chaining
    116
    
    AT+ICLK? (Time and Date) Command
    116
    
    Response to at Commands While in SLEEP Mode
    117
- Received Data (RXD) Detection Jumper
  117
DC-2009 Data Collection Software Setup

118
- Introduction
  118
- Setting up the Sip Server for Packet (Internet) Connections
  118
- Starting the DC-2009 System Configuration
  118
- Changing the Data Collection Configuration
  119
  - Setting up DC-2009 for Csd Connections
    120
- Configuring the SIP Server
  120
- Configuring DC-2009 for CSD Connections
  121
  - Setting up a Call Schedule
    122
- Configuring a Call Schedule
  122
- Defining a Call Profile Name
  123
- Defining a Call Profile
  124
  - Defining the Cni2 - Manual Mode
    125
- Starting the CNI2 Configuration Process
  125
- Remote Unit Selection Screen
  126
- Device Type Selection Screen
  126
- Add Remote Unit Screen
  127
  - Configuring the Cni2
    128
- Remote Unit Configuration General Information Screen
  128
  - Configuring the Cni2'S Pulse-Counting Inputs
    129
- Device Configuration Screen
  129
- Data Input Configuration Screen
  130
  - Configuring the Cni2'S Call Information
    131
- Call Information Screen
  131
- Configuring the Cni2'S Alarms
  132
- Hardware Alarm Configuration Screen
  132
  - Customer Alarm-1
    133
  - Customer Alarm-2
    133
  - Magnetic or "CALL" Switch Alarm
    133
  - TAMPER Detect Alarm
    134
  - AC-OFF Alarm
    134
  - AC-ON Alarm
    134
  - Unit Reset Alarm
    134
  - Call Retry Alarm
    134
  - Queue Full Alarm
    134
  - Clock Resync Alarm
    134
  - Remote Daily Volume Low Input-1,2,3,4
    135
  - Remote Daily Volume High Input-1,2,3,4
    135
  - Remote TTI Consumption Low Input-1,2,3,4
    135
  - Remote TTI Consumption High Input-1,2,3,4
    135
  - Low Battery Alarm
    135
    
    Defining the Cni2 - Automatic Mode
    136
  - Starting DC-2009
    136
  - Obtaining the Cni2'S Cellular Phone Number
    136
    
    Obtaining the Cni2'S Hardware Status and Cellular Information
    137
- Viewing the Cellular and Hardware Status
  137
- Cellular and Hardware Status Screen
  138
- Starting the Call Diagnostic Dump Utility
  139
- Using the Call Diagnostic Dump Utility
  140
- Status and Cellular Information on the Call Dump Screen
  140
- Cellular Information Fields
  141
- Previous Error Codes on the Call Dump Screen
  141
Maintenance

143
- Battery Replacement
  143
- Cleaning and Chemical Compatibility List
  143
- Maintenance Checklist
  143
Esd Handling Precautions

145
Control Drawings - Hazardous Area

146
- Hazardous Area Classification (North American Class I, Division 2)
  146
Specifications

151
- Certifications
  151
- Mechanical
  152
  - Operational Temperature Range
    152
- Electrical - Power
  154
- Power Input Connector Polarities
  155
  - Boost Capacitor
    155
  - Electrical - General
    156
    
    Electrical – Digital Outputs
    157
    
    Electrical – Digital Inputs
    158
  - TB2 Connector Type (All Other Signals)
    159
  - Electrical – Serial Port (Tb2)
    159
  - Functional
    160
    
    Cellular Network Communications Options (Varies with Model)
    160
    
    Firmware and Configuration Programming
    160
    
    Modes of Operation
    160
    
    Paging Mechanisms
    160
    
    Status Indicators
    160
  - Cellular Radio and Antenna Information
    161
  - Gsm24
    161
    
    Antenna (Internal Quad-Band) (GSM24, CDMA24)
    161
    
    Antenna (Internal Quad-Band) (Iden270)
    161
    
    Antenna Connector
    161
    
    Cdma24
    161
    
    Iden270
    161
    
    Receive Frequencies
    161
    
    Transmit Frequencies
    161
  - Ascii Chart
    162
- ASCII Conversion Chart
  162

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