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Table of contents
1. Introduction1
2. Get started1
3. Set up Konect PakBus Router2
4. Configure data logger4
4.1 Data loggers connected to CELL200-series modules5
4.2 Data loggers with internal cellular modules (CR300-CELL200)7
4.3 Data loggers connected to RV50 modems8
5. Set up LoggerNet10
6. Set up LoggerLink (optional)14
7. Maintenance and troubleshooting14
7.1 Review14
7.2 Status15
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1. Introduction
Take advantage of the secure Konect PakBus®1Router for on-demand two-way access to your
data logger. The Konect PakBus router is a cloud-based service that acts as a bridge between an
internet-enabled data logger and LoggerNet or LoggerLink data logger support software.
This guide will walk you through the steps to:
1. Set up the Konect PakBus Router.
2. Configure a data logger.
3. Set up LoggerNet.
2. Get started
You will need the Konect PakBus Router redemption code that came on a card with the CR1000X.
Open a web browser and go to www.konectgds.eu.
First-time users need to create a free account. After you submit your information, you will receive
two emails up to five minutes apart. One email will contain a Passport ID and the other your
Password. If emails are not received, check your email junk folder.
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PakBus is a registered trademark of Campbell Scientific, Inc.
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3. Set up Konect PakBus Router
1. Sign in to www.konectgds.eu using your Passport ID and Password found in the two
received emails. Once logged in, you will be at the Welcome page.
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2.
Click Devices and serviceson the command bar to the left and select Redeem PakBus
Router Code. Enter your complimentary Router Code found on the included card with your
cellular-enabled device and click Submit.
3. The next screen shows the assigned DNS address and Port for the router. Enter a TCP
Password and select a unique PakBus Address for your data logger.
TIP:
Make note of this information; it will be required for data logger configuration as well
as LoggerNet setup. Please note your DNS, Port, TCP Password and PakBus address;
you will need them later.
4. Click Submit.
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5.
To edit settings at a later date, click devices and serviceson the command bar and
select Manage PakBus Routers.
NOTE:
The DNS address and Port number, assigned when your account was setup, cannot be
edited.
4. Configure data logger
The data logger setup depends on the type of cellular hardware you are using. Follow the
instructions in the section that applies to your hardware configuration.
1. Data logger connected to a CELL200-series module
2. Data logger with an internal cellular module
3. Data logger connected to an RV50 modem
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4.1 Data loggers connected to
CELL200-series modules
1.
Launch the Device Configuration Utility. All tabs are within the Deployment category.
On the Datalogger tab, change the data logger PakBus Address and PakBus/TCP Password
to match the values entered in the Set up Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
2. On the Com Ports Settings tab, select the COMPort where the module is connected; this is
generally RS-232 or CS I/O. When connecting to the CS I/O port, the default address is
SDC8. When connecting via RS-232, change the Baud Rate to 115200 Fixed.
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3. On the PPP tab select the Config/Port Used where the modem is connected. This is the
same as was selected on the Com Ports Settings tab. Leave the Modem Dial String blank.
4. On the Network Services tab, in the PakBus/TCP Clients box, type the DNS address and
Port number noted during the Set up Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
5. Apply to save your changes.
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4.2 Data loggers with internal cellular
modules (CR300-CELL200)
1.
Launch the Device Configuration Utility. All tabs are within the Deployment category.
On the Datalogger tab, change the data logger PakBus Address and PakBus/TCP Password
to match the values entered in the Set up Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
2. On the Network Services tab, in the PakBus/TCP Clients box, type the DNS address and
Port number noted during the Set up Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
3. Apply to save your changes.
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4.3 Data loggers connected to RV50
modems
1.
Launch the Device Configuration Utility. All tabs are within the Deployment category.
On the Datalogger tab, change the data logger PakBus Address and PakBus/TCP Password
to match the values entered in the Set up Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
2. On the Com Ports Settings tab, select the COMPort where the module is connected; this is
generally RS-232 or CS I/O. When connecting to the CS I/O port, the default address is
SDC8. When connecting via RS-232, change the Baud Rate to 115200 Fixed.
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3. On the PPP tab select the Config/Port Used where the modem is connected. This is the
same as was selected on the Com Ports Settings tab. Set Modem Dial String to AT\APPP.
4. On the Network Services tab, in the PakBus/TCP Clients box, type the DNS address and
Port number noted during the Set up Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
5. Apply to save your changes.
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5. Set up LoggerNet
1.
In the Standard View of LoggerNet Setup, add an IPPort > PakBusPort > pbRouter, and
data logger.
2. On the IPPort Hardware tab, select the Internet IP Address field. Enter the Konect PakBus
Router DNS address and Port number separated by a colon as noted during the Set up
Konect PakBus Router (p. 2).
NOTE:
Address format: dddd.konectgds.eu:pppp
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3. Leave the default settings for the PakBusPort. PakBus Port Always Open; it should not be
checked. Set the TCP Password on the PakBusPort Hardware tab.
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4. Select pbRouter from the Entire Network. On the Hardware tab, enter 4070 in the PakBus
Address box.
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5. On the data logger Hardware tab, enter the PakBus Address chosen during the Set up
Konect PakBus Router (p. 2) step.
6. Apply to save your changes.
7. Apply power to the data logger and cellular module. On the Clock tab, Check Clocks.
When communications are successful, the Station Date/Time field will update.
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6. Set up LoggerLink (optional)
LoggerLink mobile apps are another way to connect to your data logger through the
Konect PakBus Router. When using LoggerLink the PakBus Neighbour setting must be set
to 4070.
See the help in LoggerLink or https://www.campbellsci.eu/loggerlink for more information. Or,
watch a video about using LoggerLink https://www.campbellsci.eu/videos/loggerlink-
software-an-introduction.
7. Maintenance and
troubleshooting
7.1 Review
1. You have created a free KonectGDS account. In this account, a complimentary Konect
PakBus Router Code was redeemed and a router set up.
2. The data logger was configured to use the information received during the Konect PakBus
Router setup. The data logger now maintains a connection with the Konect PakBus Router.
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3. LoggerNet has been configured with information received during the Konect PakBus
Router setup. LoggerNet can now connect through the Konect PakBus Router to the data
logger.
7.2 Status
Check the connection status between the data logger and Konect PakBus Router.
1. Sign in to www.konectgds.eu using your Passport ID and Password.
2.
Click devices and serviceson the command bar and select View PakBus Router Status.
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3. The next screen shows the DNS, Port, and assigned PakBus addresses. Click Show Status.
4. A Connected status indicates that the data logger has successfully established a connection
to the Konect PakBus Router.
NOTE:
This does not indicate the communication status with LoggerNet.
5. To troubleshoot a Not Connected status:
l Verify the data logger and module have adequate power.
l Verify the module is connected to the Internet.
l Verify settings in the data logger are as described in Configure data logger (p. 4).