Danfoss SonoReCon Operating guide

Operating Guide

SonoReCon Software

Table of Contents

Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 2

System Requirements ................................................................................................................................................. 2

Installation ....................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Installation of the SonoReCon Software ..................................................................................................... 2

Installation of the SonoReCon USB Hardware Driver ............................................................................. 2

Starting up the SonoReCon Software .......................................................................................................... 2

Using Lists ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Main Window ....................................................................................................................................... 6

General settings ............................................................................................................................................................ 6

Device state ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Device meter list ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

Received meter list ....................................................................................................................................................... 8

Get GSM / UMTS network info ................................................................................................................................. 9

Device configuration .......................................................................................................................... 10

General device settings .............................................................................................................................................. 10

Device FTP settings ...................................................................................................................................................... 11

Device radio reading and FTP upload settings ................................................................................................. 13

Estimated battery life time ............................................................................................................................... 16

Device radio meter filter settings ........................................................................................................................... 16

Remote device configuration ................................................................................................................................... 16

Remote configuration ................................................................................................................................................. 17

Installation Test Mode ................................................................................................................................................. 18

Radio Checklist Mode .................................................................................................................................................. 21

How to Configure an SonoReCon (Standard Setup) ........................................................................ 23

Download and display uploaded files and device protocols ....................................................................... 25

Data view ......................................................................................................................................................................... 26

FTP file view ........................................................................................................................................................... 27

Radio telegram log view ................................................................................................................................... 32

Event log view ....................................................................................................................................................... 33

FTP upload log view ........................................................................................................................................... 34

Conversion of GP2 files to CSV files .................................................................................................. 35

Format of the converted CSV files .......................................................................................................................... 35

Format of special entries of the converted CSV files ....................................................................................... 35

Operating Guide SonoReCon

Introduction

System Requirements

Installation

The SonoReCon is a radio receiver for wireless M-Bus resource meters, which is equipped with a GPRS / UMTS modem and a data concentrator. A lithium battery pack assures operating times up to several years without an external power supply. The SonoReCon is used in places where data from radio consumption meters (electricity, gas, water and heat) must be collected, stored and transmitted to a central station, but where there is no power supply available.

Before installing the SonoReCon software, please check if your PC complies with the minimum requirements:

• Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 operating system (updated to the latest version)

• 1 GHz processor

• 4 GB memory

• 20 MB free hard disk space

• 1 free USB port

• Internet connection (only once to install the USB driver)

Installation of the SonoReCon Software

Execute the installation file SonoReCon_Setup. exe on your PC.

If there is already a former version of the software installed, the user has to remove this version prior to installing the current version. If the version number of the already installed version is inferior to the version to be installed the removing is done automatically. Otherwise, the user has to do it manually.

Installation of the SonoReCon USB Hardware Driver

The SonoReCon uses an USB standard driver, which is already installed on most Windows PC. If this is not the case the automatic driver search mechanism of Windows is downloading the current USB driver. However, an internet connection is necessary in this case.

Due to the water tight enclosure with protection rating IP67 or IP65 (depending on options) and the operating temperature range of

-20°C to +55°C the SonoReCon can be used in non-weather protected outdoor installations (temperate climate).

Starting up the SonoReCon Software

The SonoReCon software is started up by double-clicking on the program icon on your desktop or the respective tile:

Having installed the software for the first time, the following dialog for selecting the program language appears (English, French or German).

Note: You may change the language afterwards at the settings dialog.

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Installation (continuous) The software recognizes automatically if a

SonoReCon is connected to one of the USB ports of your PC or if it is disconnected. If there

As soon as a SonoReCon device is connected the progress bar shows the connection progress.

is no SonoReCon connected and the software is started, the window below appears:

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Installation (continuous)

After two to eight seconds the connection is established, and the window below is shown:

If the access to the USB configuration interface of the device is password protected than the following window appears before the

connection with the device is completely established:

Using List

Enter the correct password and press OK afterwards. Without the correct password no access to the device is possible.

The software contains several lists which have all the same general functionality.

Each list has got two buttons for exporting the list data, either to the clipboard or to a file. The export to the clipboard is done only for selected

entries. The export to a file is always done for all entries of the list regardless if they are selected or not.

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Using List (continuous) Column filters can be used to limit the amount

of list entries shown. To activate a filter left-click

Enter a filter value. If you e.g. want to limit the list entries to only those starting with “17”, enter 17:

Press return afterwards and you can see that the filter value appears on the second line

on the header of the respective column (address column has been clicked in the example below):

of the column header and only those entries corresponding to the filter criteria are displayed.

You may filter the list by multiple columns simultaneously.

To remove a filter, you may either left-click on the respective column header and delete the filter entry.

To remove all column filters at once you may right-click somewhere on the column header. This clears all column filter values.

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Main Window

General settings

By clicking on this button, the dialog shown below opens.

The program language can be selected by clicking on one of the flags.

The user may also choose if numbers are to be displayed with decimal comma or decimal point.

If the software should also be able to decipher and interpret radio telegrams the user has to provide the respective keys. A maximum of three different 64 bit keys (left hand side) and six different 128 bit keys (AES 128, e.g. for OMS, right hand side) may be entered, respectively.

Additionally, it is possible to enter a list of meter specific radio keys. For that purpose, the user has to enter meter address and radio key of one specific meter. If the meter with the respective address is received the stored radio key is used for deciphering. This function is only available with AES128 radio keys.

If the user decides to encipher the uploaded files also, he can enter the FTP file deciphering key here.

The software will try all three / six keys until a radio telegram is deciphered. To gain processing speed during radio telegram reception you should set unused key entry fields to “FFFF….”. To show the keys in clear text click on the button.

Add a new meter address with radio key.

Remove the selected meter addresses and radio keys from the list.

Edit the selected meter address and radio key.

Import a list of meter addresses and radio keys from a file.

Expor t the list of meter addresses and radio keys to a file.

Import one or multiple KEM files with meter address and radio key.

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Device State

After connecting a device, the above shown information are updated once per second:

Time

The current device time and date. Please note that the SonoReCon has not got a long-term buffer for the internal clock. That is if there is no supply for the device either by the main battery pack, the wall plug power supply or by USB, the internal clock will continue running for about 3…5 hours and then stop and drop back to 2000-01-01 00:00:00. So during onsite installation the internal device clock must be set to the current time. Usually, this is done automatically by this software at connection time. There is also the option to automatically set the clock against an internet time server at every FTP upload. In this case it should be noted that the automatic clock set option against an internet time server is always setting the clock to standard time (not daylight saving time). If the PC is set to daylight saving time there might be a difference between PC time and device time.

Temperature

The internal device temperature.

Housing

If the housing is opened or closed.

Device

The device’s complete serial number in hexadecimal format.

Battery

The battery pack’s serial number in hexadecimal format (if a battery pack is connected).

Battery

The remaining battery capacity in percent (if a battery pack is connected).

Report

A report about the currently ongoing process in the device:

• ----- device is currently in idle state

• RADIO device is currently reading radio devices

• FTP device is currently performing an FTP upload

Device meter list The SonoReCon device may be configured for

reading radio meters in two ways. Either it is opening the radio receiver for a given amount of time and all radio meters captured are registered or the user may configure a meter list. In later case only the radio meters on the list are captured and registered. This feature has got the advantages of not spoiling the available

The device meter list may contain up to 1000 meters, however, it is advised to use this feature only to an amount of 100 to 200 meters since the radio address comparison process may consume too much time thus leading to missed radio telegrams.

Add one or multiple meters from the list of received meters (see nex t chapter) to the meter list.

Remove one or multiple meters from the device meter list (use multiple selection option with SHIFT or CTRL keys).

data storage space for unwanted radio meter telegrams and also closing the radio receiver as soon as all meters from the list are received, thus saving on battery capacity.

To configure a meter list the user has to start a radio reception and select the radio meters to add from the received meters (see next chapter).

If more than 100 to 200 meters must be received it is better to not use the meter list but to capture and register all radio telegrams received.

Regarding the meter list the user has got the following options:

Modify one or multiple device list entries (use multiple selection option with SHIFT or CTRL keys). After having clicked on this button the following dialog appears for each selected entry of the list. To close the process prematurely the user may click on “Cancel” instead of “OK” for the next device.

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Device meter list (continuous)

Received meter list

The user may now select the reading profile for the given radio meter and enter a description for the meter. The read-out process may be configured for 3 different profiles (containing the radio reading interval and the duration of radio reception for each reading). Thus it is possible to read-out important meters more often than less important meters. The “Setting #” associates the selected radio meters to one of the three radio reading profiles. The radio reading profiles are configured at the radio reading parameter dialogue (see below).

Read the current meter list from the device. The meter list of the device is not automatically read during e.g. the connection process. Therefore, the user must load the list manually before proceeding with any modifications.

By clicking on “OK” the changes are taken and the dialogue switches to the next meter (if more than one meter had been selected). Clicking on “Cancel” cancels the modifications on the current meter and closes the dialogue. Please note that modifications previously confirmed with “OK” are still taken. Please note also that by editing the device list only the displayed copy of the list is modified. It is not automatically written to the device (see below).

To test the radio reception of the device at a specific spot or to receive the radio meters to build a radio meter list the user may start a radio reading. The radio reading may either be started for an unlimited amount of time (just up to the moment where the stop button is pressed) or the time span may be limited by selecting an entry from the list on the left hand-side of the button. Having started the radio reading all received meters are displayed continuously on the list (one entr y per meter). Please note that the radio receiver is switched off if there is an FTP upload in progress (check the respective repor t entry at the top of the windows).

Stop radio reception. Only if the radio reception is stopped the user may e.g. build its meter list or configure the device. If the radio reception is in progress other functions are blocked.

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Received meter list

(continuous)

Get GSM / UMTS network info

Meters

The total number of different radio meters received.

Telgr. mode T

The total number of correct wireless M-Bus mode T telegrams received.

Telg. mode C

The total number of correct wireless M-Bus mode C telegrams received.

Bit errors

The total number of telegrams with bit errors received.

CRC errors

The total number of telegrams with CRC errors received.

The list of received meters is used to build up the device meter list. By selecting one or more entries (multiple select by SHIFT and ALT keys) and clicking the button the selected meters are added to the list. This is only possible if the reading process has been stopped.

At the right hand side end of the list with the received meters you can find the telegram in hexadecimal format.

To figure out where to place the device best for an optimum GSM / UMTS network connection it is possible to start the GMS / UMTS network monitor. After clicking on the button above it takes about 30 to 60 seconds before the device internal modem is started up. Then, if there is a GSM / UMTS network connection, the network parameters are shown with an update frequency of once per second. If the GSM / UMTS network cell was identified it is also possible to locate it by clicking on (only available if an internet connection is active and if the network cell can be found in the database).

The most important parameter for good data transmission is the signal strength. This value should be above 35 % (shown in green). If the signal strength is below 35 % data upload may still be possible but the probability of incomplete files increases.

Please note that a SIM card must be inserted into the device and the SIM PIN must be correctly configured (see below at device configuration / FTP settings). If there is an incorrect SIM PIN configured the SIM card will be accessed more than three times with this incorrect SIM PIN and, therefore, it will be blocked. In this case you have to put the SIM card e.g. in an appropriate portable phone and use the SIM PUK to unblock the SIM card.

By clicking on “Exit” the GMS / UMTS network monitor is closed. It takes about 10 seconds after closing this windows to shut down the device internal modem. During this time it is not possible to start e.g. an FTP test upload.

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Device configuration

General device settings

There are four different device configuration buttons invoking four different configuration

Device name

The device name must be programmed to a unique name by the user. This name is used as name for the uploaded files. Click on “Save” to write the modifications to the device.

Device text

The device text is free text for e.g. a description of the installation site. Click on “Save” to write the modifications to the device.

Password

If the password stays on the default settings of “SonoReCon” or if the password is blank the configuration of the device is not password protected. If the password is set differently the user has to enter a password before being able to access the device configuration. Click on “Save” to write the modifications to the device. Please note that the password protection starts only after the device has once been disconnected from the USB interface. You must then wait up to the point where the software recognizes the disconnection (the serial number of the device is no longer shown at the headline) before reconnecting the USB interface.

Set the device clock according to the clock of the Windows PC. The user may set a deviation by selecting the appropriate value from the list on the left hand-side of the button. It is also possible to set the device clock automatically using an internet clock at FTP upload time (see below). However, then the time zone is set automatically to the time zone of the Windows PC and the deviation eventually entered here is not used.

dialogues: general settings, FTP settings, radio reading settings, radio telegram filter settings.

Manage profiles

Profiles are complete configurations of a device. With this feature it is possible to configure a device once and copy this configuration to multiple other devices without having to configure all parameters one by one.

Shows the complete configuration (profile) of the device in an overview list.

Read the complete configuration (profile) of a device from a file and write it to the connected device.

Write the complete configuration (profile) of the connected device to a file.

Generate FTP upload time

If this option is checked then the configured FTP upload time (using the profile write to device button ) is not the time stored in the profile but the time is automatically generated using the serial number of the device. This guarantees a certain equal distribution of FTP upload times over the day if you are using many devices. If all devices are uploading at one specific time per day your FTP server may be overloaded and denying upload requests. Therefore, it is strongly advised to use this option.

FLASH memory

The FLASH memory of the device contains the data logger memory as well as e.g. the meter list. To reset a device it may be completely erased. It is also possible to perform a memory dump for debug purposes.

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General device settings

(continuous)

Clears the complete FLASH memory, thus erasing all data logger memory as well as the meter list and all protocol entries. This process takes about 60 seconds to complete.

Write the complete FLASH memory of the device to a file. This function should only be used for debugging purposes if there are problems with the device. The process takes about 40 minutes to complete. The user may only interrupt the process by pressing ALT+F4.

Device FTP settings

Starts the firmware update. The manual start of a firmware update is usually not necessary, since at connection time the software checks if the firmware of the device is older than the current version supplied by the software. If this is the case the device firmware is automatically updated. It is not possible to downgrade the device firmware version. Firmware updates with firmware versions inferior or equal to the current device firmware version are ignored by the device.

SIM-PIN

Configuration of the PIN of the SIM card (telephone card). Your phone card must have PIN verification enabled.

APN

Access Point Name for the provider you are using. Please check with the provider of your SIM card which APN to use. You may also click on the button at the right hand-side of the entry field to get a list of standard APN (supplied without liability).

User

If the APN needs a user name the user must enter it here.

Password

If the APN needs a password the user must enter it here.

FTP server (main)

The URL or IP of the FTP server where to upload the logged radio meter data. This is the server which is tried first. If this upload fails, the device does a second attempt to the backup server.

User

The user name to access the main FTP server.

Password

The password to access the main FTP server. To show the password in clear text click on the button.

Directory

The directory on the main FTP server where to upload the files with the logged radio meter data. Please use a slash ‘/’ at the beginning and at the end of the directory name. Do not use backslashes ‘\’. If the given directory does not already exist on the main FTP server the user may click on the button to create the given directory.

Set time <auto>

Enables or disables the automatic time setting of the device internal clock by getting the time from an internet server at every FTP upload. If the automatic time setting is enabled the device time is always set to the standard time (usually winter time) of the time zone provided by the PC used for configuring. So the time zone on the configuring PC must be correct.

Perform an FTP test upload using the main FTP server parameters. This function can be used to verify the connection to the server. It is possible to supervise the upload process by clicking on the button (see below).

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Device FTP settings

(continuous)

FTP server (backup)

The URL or IP of the FTP server where to upload the logged radio meter data in case the upload to the main FTP server has failed.

User

The user name to access the backup FTP server.

Password

The password to access the backup FTP server. To show the password in clear text click on the

button.

Directory The directory on the backup FTP server where to upload the files with the logged radio meter data. Please use a slash ‘/’ at the beginning and at the end of the directory name. Do not use backslashes ‘\’. If the given directory does not already exist on the main FTP server the user may click on the button to create the given directory.

Perform an FTP test upload using the backup FTP server parameters. This function can be used to verify the connection to the server. It is possible to supervise the upload process by clicking on the button (see below).

String length limitation:

FTP ser ver name 80 characters

FTP user 40 characters

FTP password 40 characters

FTP directory 80 characters

The character “$” may not be used.

File key

If the file encryption option is set to “YES” than this key is used to encipher the uploaded radio meter data files. To show the key in clear text click on the button.

The device has got a reserved memory for keeping the protocol of the last FTP upload. By pressing this button the upload protocol is shown. Since the protocol is updated during the upload process it is possible to follow it in real time.

This dialog shows the protocol of the last FTP upload. In the following list only some of the entries are explained, the rest is self explaining or is only be ment to be used by specialist for debugging purposes.

Upload start

The device registers the time the upload is started, the time it has established the connection to the internet, the time the radio meter data file has been uploaded and the time the upload has finished. The time spans are also calculated and displayed.

Refresh the protocol list. If an FTP upload is in progress the user may press the refresh button any time to show the current state of the upload.

Network

GSM or UMTS

Provider

The name of the network provider.

Signal Strength

If during the FTP upload process the used GSM / UMTS network cell has been identified and if this network cell is listed in the database a click on this button will show the network cell location on a map (internet connection necessary).

The network signal strength.

MCC

Mobile Country Code, a code identifying the country where the network cell is located.

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Device FTP settings

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MNC

Mobile Network Code, a code identifying the mobile network.

LAC

Location Area Code, a code identifying the area where the network cell is located.

cell-ID

Identifier of the network cell

IMSI

International Mobile Subscriber Identity, a unique number to identify the SIM card.

Bytes uploaded

The number of data bytes uploaded.

Energy used

The total battery capacity used during the upload process calculated by the measured realtime current and the duration of the FTP upload.

Max. current

The maximum current measured during the FTP upload process.

The following list contains the AT commands used by the internal GPRS / UMTS modem to perform the upload. The result code is either OK or error plus the number of retries. The most important commands are explained below:

STIA

Opening the interface to the SIM card for reading it. If the upload process fails at this step the SIM card is not readable.

CPIN

Programming the PIN of the SIM card. If the upload process fails at this step the PIN is not correct.

MONI

Attaching to the GSM / UMTS network and retrieving the network parameters. If the upload process fails at this step the GSM / UMTS signal strength is too small or there is not network available.

SGACT

Attaching to the APN. If the upload process fails at this step the connection to the internet was not possible. This may be caused by an overcharged APN (retry later on), incorrect APN, incorrect APN user name, incorrect APN password or a SIM card not qualified for IP data connections.

FTPOPN

Opens the respective FTP server. If the upload process fails at this step the FTP credentials are not correct.

Device radio reading and FTP upload settings

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Device radio reading and FTP upload settings

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This dialog configures the radio reading intervals and durations and the FTP upload times.

For the radio reading 3 different profiles may be configured. However, these profiles are only used if the reading by device list is selected (option “Use device list” selected). If the device list reading is not used only the profile 1 configurations are used.

Since the device may be powered by its internal lithium battery pack or by a wall plug power supply there are different settings for battery (BAT) or power supply (PWR) for each profile, respectively. Therefore, there are a total of six settings configurable:

BAT 1: profile 1, battery supply PWR 1: profile 1, power supply

BAT 2: profile 2, battery supply PWR 2: profile 2, power supply

BAT 3: profile 3, battery supply PWR 3: profile 3, power supply

Examples:

The same is valid for the FTP upload times. Either the user chooses to use the same FTP upload times for battery and power supply (option “As with batteries” is selected) or he may configure different settings for battery and power supply.

For each of the six radio reading settings the following options are available:

Interval

Sets the interval between two consecutive radio readings.

Span

Sets the duration of the radio reception per radio reading. If the option “Use device list” is selected the radio receiver is shut down as soon as all meters from the list have been received. In this case, therefore, the span gives the maximum radio reception duration.

High def.

By selecting this option it is possible to define a period during the day where a different radio reading interval is used.

The device receives the radio meters once per hour and the receiver stays open for 75 seconds.

This setting is used for battery and power supply.

With battery supply: The device receives the radio meters once per hour and the receiver stays open for 75 seconds.

With power supply: The device receives the radio meters every 15 minutes and the receiver stays open for 3 minutes.

The device receives the radio meters once per hour and the receiver stays open for 75 seconds. Between 07:00 and 08:59 every day the device receives the radio meters every 15 minutes.

The setting is used for battery and power supply.

With battery supply: The device receives the radio meters once per hour and the receiver stays open for 75 seconds. Between 07:00 and 08:59 every day the device receives the radio meters every 15 minutes.

With power supply: The device receives the radio meters every 15 minutes and the receiver stays open for 3 minutes. Between 06:00 and 10:59 ever y day the device receives the radio meters every 5 minutes.

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Device radio reading and FTP upload settings

(continuous)

Examples:

The logged radio meter data are uploaded at the 2., 12. and 22. of each month at 04:13.

The setting is used for battery and power supply.

With battery supply: The logged radio meter data are uploaded at the 2., 12. and 22. of each month at 04:13.

With power supply: The logged radio meter data are uploaded every day four times a day starting at 07:15 (then at 13:15, 19:15 and 01:15).

It is possible to define multiple uploads per day. The upload are then performed in equidistant time intervals always starting at the given time, e.g.:

2 / day two uploads with an interval of 12 hours in between 8 / day eight uploads with an interval of 3 hours in between

Notes:

For the 30th and the 31st day selected the following rules apply:

If in a month with only 30 days instead of the 30th and the 31st the 29th and the 30th days are used for FTP upload

If in a month with only 28 days instead of the 30th and the 31st the 27th and the 28th days are used for FTP upload

If in a month with only 29 days instead of the 30th and the 31st the 28th and the 29th days are used for FTP upload

Option: “compact frame”

For radio meters sending so called “full frames” and “compact frames” alternately this option should be checked. Usually these radio meters are sending one full radio frame with all information necessary to decode the meter values and afterwards seven compact radio frames which are only containing the values but not e.g. the physical unit etc. These compact frames cannot be interpreted by this software. Since the device is normally only recording the first radio telegram received, this may be a full frame or a compact frame.

Note:

At the FTP with batteries options it is also possible to set the number of daily uploads to 288, which is once every 5 minutes. This option may be used for testing. However, it is advised to use the following settings if 288 FTP uploads per day are selected:

• The FTP upload time setting is ignored for 288 FTP uploads per day. The FTP upload starts always at 2 minutes after the full 5 minutes, e.g. 00:02, 00:07, 00:12, 00:17, 00:22, and so on.

• The radio reception must be set to

- Interval = 5 minutes

- Span = 105 seconds

Since compact frames are not interpretable it is necessary to get the full frame sent only every eight time. If this option is checked, the device is not recording one radio telegram of a meter sending full / compact frames alternately but eight radio telegrams in a row. Therefore, at least one full frame should be recorded.

Use device list

If this option is checked the device is only recording radio telegrams of the radio meters in the device list. All other radio telegrams are ignored. If this option is not checked all radio meters received are recorded.

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Estimated battery life time

Device radio meter filter settings

At the bottom of this dialog there is an entry field showing the estimated battery life time for the given radio reading / FTP upload configuration for reading 10 meters or 100 meters, respectively.

It should be noted that these values are only estimated values calculated for standard FTP upload times. Especially, if the GSM /

UMTS network signal strength is low or the GSM / UMTS network is overloaded the FTP upload times may increase significantly and, therefore, lowering the battery life time significantly.

For the estimated life times a full battery pack is assumed.

Remote device configuration

If radio meter logging is used without a device list (option „Use device list“ is not selected) the user may limit the reception of unwanted radio meters by using filters. It is possible to configure two types of filter: filtering of the manufacturer code of the radio telegrams or filtering of the device type field of the radio telegrams.

A maximum of 12 filter values may be entered for each filter type, respectively.

Additionally, it is possible to define if the filter values are used to include or exclude the radio telegrams.

It is also possible to remotely configure devices. For this purpose a special configuration file is uploaded to the FTP server where the device places its data logger files.

No filter

Do not use the respective filter

Authorized

Blocked

Reset all filter values to their respective default values.

During an upload the device searches also for these configuration files. If it finds one with its name it is downloading and interpreting the respective file (and deleting it afterwards).

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Remote configuration

The same dialog as for direct configuration of radio reading and FTP upload times appears. It should be verified that at least one upload day is selected since without uploads it will be impossible reach the device again. However, if no upload day is configured the software is setting the first of each month automatically as upload day.

The same credentials as configured in the device for uploading the radio meter data files must be used here also. It is especially important to use precisely the same device name.

By clicking on “Upload” the configuration file is uploaded to the FTP server and the next time

After having done all configurations the user must click on “Next”.

The dialog with the FTP upload credentials appears:

the device is uploading its radio meter data file it is executing the changes configured within this configuration file. Afterwards the configuration file is deleted by the device to inhibit double interpretation / execution of the modifications.

If the upload is going over a proxy-server, you have to check the respective option.

Proxy server name

Enter the name of the proxy server either as URL or IP address

Proxy server port

Enter the port of the proxy server

Currently, the software is only capable of working with one specific login to the proxy server: USER User@FTPserver

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Installation Test Mode Switch to installation test mode

Preparations:

Before you are able to use the installation test mode, it is necessary to prepare a list of radiometer addresses (e.g. using Excel) of all meters installed at the site of test.

The first column must contain the radiometer addresses of the meters that are installed at the site of test. The second column may contain a description of the respective meter. If you going to write this list as meter list into an SonoReCon these descriptions are also written to the SonoReCon. Nevertheless, the second column is optional. Columns 3 to 10 may be used to store additional meter information. However, these columns are only shown in the software but not used in any way.

It is possible to use other software than Excel for preparing this list. The only condition is that the columns are separated by tabulators (TAB) and the lines are separated by carriage return + line feed (CR+LF).

If you have finished preparing the list, you must copy it to the Windows clipboard (e.g. using CTR+C). Copy only radiometer addresses and descriptions to the clipboard; do not include headline, footer, empty spaces etc.

Afterwards you must click this button to create a new installation test project:

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Installation Test Mode

(continuous)

Enter a unique name of the project, e.g. the building name or building address. You may only use characters which can be used for file names, all invalid characters are cut out.

The radio reading duration should be the same that you want to use for the real radiometer reading to get correct results.

Do only click on OK if there is already a device list copied to the clipboard. Otherwise, you have got an installation test project with an empty device list.

After these preparations you may put the SonoReCon you want to install at different possible installation places (32 places max.). At every place you start the radio reading and the software is checking the received radiometers against the radiometers of your prepared list. The software is counting the number of radiometers

received and at the end it is calculating the best installation place or places, if you have to use more than one SonoReCon to capture the complete installation.

If the SonoReCon is at the first test installation place click on the start button :

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Installation Test Mode

(continuous)

Enter a unique name for the installation place and click on OK. Radio reading is started and in the field “Total meters”, “Not received” and

In the example there are a total of 18 meters and 11 meters are still missing, therefore, 38,89 % of the meters have been received.

“Received” you get the information on how good is the respective installation place, e.g.:

After the radio reading has stopped the software shows the not received meters at this installation place. Now you can move the SonoReCon to the next possible installation place and start over the test. You my repeat the processus as long as you want to check other installation places.

All possible installation places you have tested can be found in the list on the lower left hand side of the main window. By checking or unchecking respective installation places,

Using this button, you can write the radiometer list of the installation test project directly to an SonoReCon device.

Note:

Only radiometers, which have been received at least once during the installation test, are written to the SonoReCon.

you can see at which place the reception was best and, if you have to use more than one SonoReCon, which combination of installation places is the best.

To get an automatic calculation of the best installation places click on this button .

In the example you should install two SonoReCon at “ET2 right” and “ET4”, respectively, to capture all radiometers. This is the minimum combination with no missing meters.

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Radio Checklist Mode

Switch to radio checklist mode

The radio checklist mode lets you load a list with radiometers which are e.g. installed in a building. With this mode, you can check how many meters of this list are receivable by starting the radio reception. In contrary to the general reception mode only the meters in the list are received and displayed.

Preparations:

Before you are able to use the radio checklist mode, it is necessary to prepare a list of radiometer addresses (e.g. using Excel) of all meters you want to check.

You may use any other software than Excel for preparing this list. The only condition is that the columns are separated by tabulators (TAB) and the lines are separated by carriage return + line feed (CRL+F).

If you have finished preparing the list, you must copy it to the Windows clipboard (e.g. using CTR+C). Depending on your preference, you may copy headlines or not, however, you should not copy empty lines or lines not containing a radiometer address in the first column.

The first column must contain the radiometer addresses of the meters to check. It is possible to add up to nine more columns with additional descriptions or other meter information.

Click on to import the radiometer list. Select whether or not the copied list contains column headlines.

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Radio Checklist Mode

(continuous)

Press OK if the clipboard contains the list and you will see that it is imported.

You may now start the radio reception by first selecting the duration and then clicking on

. If a meter of the prepared list is received, its

values are added to the list. Additionally, there is

a column with the reception count to check how many times a specific meter was received.

After the reception has stopped, you may save the list with the meter values using .

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How to Configure an SonoReCon (Standard Setup)

1. Hardware setup

a. Insert the SIM card b. Connect the USB cable, verify if the yellow

LED is on

c. Connect the battery pack, verify correct

polarity

d. If you have got an external connector and

you are using the external USB interface you may close the device

2. Software setup

a. Startup the SonoReCon software and wait

until the USB connection is established

3. Device configuration: General

a. Go to the general device settings dialog. b. Enter a unique device name (mandatory)

and a device text (optional).

c. Click on Save. d. Click on Cancel / Exit.

4. Device configuration: FTP

a. Go to the FTP settings dialog. b. Enter the PIN code for your SIM card c. Enter the APN and the user name and

password for it (or select it from the list by clicking on the APN server button).

d. Enter the main upload FTP server with user

name, password and directory.

e. Enter the backup upload FTP server with

user name, password and directory.

f. Select “Set time <auto> Yes”. g. Select “File encryption NO”. h. Click on Save. i. Click on Cancel / Exit.

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How to Configure an SonoReCon (Standard Setup) (continuous)

5. Device configuration: Radio reading and FTP upload settings

a. Go to the radio reading and FTP upload

settings dialog.

b. Set the reading interval and the reading

duration. If you are using the device with a wall plug power supply you may want to define the power supply setting (PWR) also.

c. Select the FTP upload days and the FTP

upload time. The FTP upload time should not be on the same time as the radio readings. During FTP upload the radio reading is blocked. You should also vary the upload times with many devices to not overload your FTP server. Usually the

automatically given time is a good choice. d. Click on Save. e. Click on Cancel / Exit.

6. Device configuration: Save and verify parameter profile

a. Return to the general device settings

dialog.

b. Click on to save the complete

configuration in binary format.

7. Device configuration: Test FTP upload

a. Return to the FTP settings dialog. b. Click on at main FTP server to perform an

FTP test upload.

c. Click on and follow the FTP upload

process (click to refresh).

d. Verify that the file has arrived on your FTP

server.

c. Click on to get a list of the settings you

have made and click on to save the profile in text format.

8. Installation

a. Close the device and install it onsite.

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Download and display uploaded files and device protocols

Apart from configuring the device the software is also capable to download and interpret uploaded data files. Additionally, it is possible to read the internal logger memories of the device (radio telegram log, event log, FTP upload log).

To decipher and interpret the radio telegrams within the uploaded data files or from the log memory it is usually necessary to enter the

respective radio telegram deciphering key. This can be done using the general settings dialog:

By clicking on this button, the dialog

shown below opens.

A maximum of three different 64 bit keys (left hand side) and six different 128 bit keys (AES 128, e.g. for OMS, right hand side) may be entered, respectively. The software will try all three / six keys until a radio telegram is decipherered. To gain processing speed during radio telegram reception you should set unused key entry fields to “FFFF….”.

To show the keys in clear text click on the button.

Add a new meter address with radio key.

Remove the selected meter addresses and radio keys from the list.

Edit the selected meter address and radio key.

Additionally, it is possible to enter a list of meter specific radio keys. For that purpose the user has to enter meter address and radio key of one specific meter. If the meter with the respective address is received the stored radio key is used for deciphering. This function is only available with AES128 radio keys.

If the user decides to encipher the uploaded files also he can enter the FTP file deciphering key here.

Import a list of meter addresses and radio keys from a file.

Expor t the list of meter addresses and radio keys to a file.

Import one or multiple KEM files with meter address and radio key.

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Data view Using the button above the appearance of the

software changes to the data view. In the data view you are able to download, interpret and show the radio telegrams the device has received and uploaded.

Additionally, if a device is connected using its USB interface, it is also possible to visualize the internal memory logs, like the radio telegram log, event log and FTP upload log.

If there is no device connected the respective window looks like:

If you connect a device you will see additional buttons for visualizing device memory logs:

With the button you are going back to the device configuration view.

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FTP file view If the two buttons above are selected the

appearance of the software changes to the data view.

The data file view has got three lists.

• Upper left list: contains the FTP connections where to download the data files from.

• Upper right list: contains the downloaded data files.

• Lower list: contains the radio telegrams within the data files

Before you can download and display any data files / radio telegrams it is necessary to define the FTP credentials where to find the data files.

Add a FTP connection to the list of available FTP connections. The dialog below appears:

You may now enter a name for the FTP connection which is used as identifier in the list.

FTP server

Enter the name of the FTP server either as URL or IP address.

User

Enter the user name necessary to connect to the FTP server.

Password

Enter the password necessary to connect to the FTP server. To show the password in clear text click on the button.

Directory

The configured directory for the main FTP server.

FTP (backup)

The configured backup FTP server for data file upload.

User The configured user name for the backup FTP server.

Directory The configured directory for the backup FTP server.

Time

The time deviation configured in the device in respect to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

BAT 1

The configured radio reading interval for profile battery 1.

BAT 1

The configured radio reception duration for profile battery 1.

BAT 1 HD

The configured radio reading interval (high def.) for profile battery 1.

BAT 1 HD

The configured starting time for high definition for profile battery 1.

BAT 1 HD

The configured ending time for high definition for profile battery 1.

PWR 1

The configured radio reading interval for profile mains 1.

PWR 1

The configured radio reception duration for profile mains 1.

PWR 1 HD

The configured radio reading interval (high def.) for profile mains 1.

PWR 1 HD

The configured starting time for high definition for profile mains 1.

PWR 1 HD

The configured ending time for high definition for profile mains 1.

BAT 2

The configured radio reading interval for profile battery 2.

BAT 2

The configured radio reception duration for profile battery 2.

BAT 2 HD

The configured radio reading interval (high def.) for profile battery 2.

BAT 2 HD

The configured starting time for high definition for profile battery 2.

BAT 2 HD

The configured ending time for high definition for profile battery 2.

PWR 2

The configured radio reading interval for profile mains 2.

PWR 2

The configured radio reception duration for profile mains 2.

PWR 2 HD

The configured radio reading interval (high def.) for profile mains 2.

PWR 2 HD

The configured starting time for high definition for profile mains 2.

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PWR 2 HD

The configured ending time for high definition for profile mains 2.

BAT 3

The configured radio reading interval for profile battery 3.

BAT 3

The configured radio reception duration for profile battery 3.

BAT 3 HD

The configured radio reading interval (high def.) for profile battery 3.

BAT 3 HD

The configured starting time for high definition for profile battery 3.

BAT 3 HD

The configured ending time for high definition for profile battery 3.

PWR 3

The configured radio reading interval for profile mains 3.

PWR 3

The configured radio reception duration for profile mains 3.

PWR 3 HD

The configured radio reading interval (high def.) for profile mains 3.

PWR 3 HD

The configured starting time for high definition for profile mains 3.

PWR 3 HD

The configured ending time for high definition for profile mains 3.

FT P BAT

The configured FTP upload time if the device is in battery operated mode.

FT P BAT

The number of uploads per day if the device is in battery operated mode.

1. – 31.

Shows the configured upload days if the device is in battery operated mode.

FTP PWR

The configured FTP upload time if the device is in mains power supply mode.

FTP PWR

The number of uploads per day if the device is in mains power supply mode.

1. – 31.

Shows the configured upload days if the device is in mains power supply mode.

Device list

If a device list is used or not.

If a data file is downloaded and its parameters contains the GSM / UMTS network information (MCC, MNC, LAC, cell-ID) and if these parameters can be found in the database and if an internet connection is available, then the user may click on this button to locate the GSM / UMTS network cell.

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Radio telegram log view

If there is a device connected using its USB interface and if the two buttons above are selected the appearance of the software changes to the radio telegram log view. With this view it is possible to load and visualize all radio telegrams stored in the internal logger memory of the device. The internal radio telegram logger memory device may hold more than 58,000 telegrams (always the latest radio telegrams, respectively). Please remember to visualize the ciphered radio telegrams correctly the respective radio deciphering key(s) must be configured using the general settings dialog.

Clicking this button the internal radio telegram logger memory is loaded and displayed in the list.

Stop the radio telegram logger memory loading. Since the radio telegram logger memory may contain more than 58,000 telegrams the loading process may take up to 40 minutes to complete. However, since the latest received radio telegrams are loaded and displayed first you may decide at any moment to stop the loading process if enough radio telegrams have been loaded.

If you encounter the warning message above then the memory loading process is stopped. This happens if there is at the same time a radio reception or an FTP upload is running. In this case the internal memory access may be blocked by the respective process. You may then try again later or, if e.g. the radio reading process is too often, configure the radio reading and FTP upload to off and try again.

Saves the radio telegram list to a GP2 format file. The GP2 format is the generic file format used by the device for the FTP upload of radio telegram data.

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Event log view

If there is a device connected using its USB interface and if the two buttons above are selected the appearance of the software changes to the event log view. With this view it is possible to load and visualize

the internally stored events of the device. The

Clicking this button the internal event logger memory is loaded and displayed in the list.

event log holds more than 1000 events (always the latest events, respectively).

Stop the event logger memory loading. Since the loading process may take several minutes and since always the latest event is loaded and displayed first, it is possible to stop the process if enough events have been loaded.

If you encounter the warning message above then the memory loading process is stopped. This happens if there is at the same time a radio reception or an FTP upload is running. In this

by the respective process. You may then try again later or, if e.g. the radio reading process is too often, configure the radio reading and FTP upload to off and try again.

case the internal memory access may be blocked

Current temperature The current device internal temperature

Radio reading start Start of radio reading

Radio reading end Stop of radio reading

FTP upload start Start of FTP upload

FTP upload end End of FTP upload

Remote firmware update OK The remote f irmware update process was OK

Remote firmware update FAIL The remote firmware update process failed

FTP upload parameter set 1 FAIL FTP upload with parameter set 1 failed

FTP upload parameter set 2 FAIL FTP upload with parameter set 2 failed

No GSM / UMTS network FTP upload FAIL FTP upload failed due to unavailable GSM / UMTS network

Device open

Temperature above +50°C The temperature is above +50°C

Temperature under -5°C The temperature is below -5°C

Remote configuration OK Remote conf iguration was OK

Remote configuration FAIL Remote configuration failed

Power supply The current power supply (battery, mains or USB)

Firmware start

The device internal photocell registered light, so it is estimated that the device is open

The firmware of the device has performed a restart (usually after an firmware update)

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FTP upload log view

If there is a device connected using its USB interface and if the two buttons above are selected the appearance of the software changes to the FTP upload log view. With this view it is possible to load and visualize the internally stored latest FTP upload logs of the device. The FTP upload log holds more than 1000 FTP upload logs (always the latest FTP upload logs, respectively).

Clicking this button the internal FTP upload logger memory is loaded and displayed in the list.

Stop the FTP upload logger memory loading. Since the loading process may take several minutes and since always the latest FTP upload log is loaded and displayed first, it is possible to stop the process if enough logs have been loaded.

The shown list corresponds to the last FTP protocol list which can be found under “Device FTP settings” and the user may look up the explication of the entries there.

If you encounter the warning message above then the memory loading process is stopped. This happens if there is at the same time a radio

reception or an FTP upload is running. In this case the internal memory access may be blocked by the respective process. You may then try again later or, if e.g. the radio reading process is too often, configure the radio reading and FTP upload to off and try again.

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Conversion of GP2 files to CSV files

Examples: C:\program files\Danfoss AS\ SonoReCon\SonoReCon.exe

Will start the dialog based config uration tool

C:\program files\Danfoss AS\ SonoReCon\SonoReCon.exe c:\ temp\GP2files\

Will search the directory “c:\temp\ GP2files\” for GP2 files, loads them, interprets them and conver ts them to CSV files to the same directory. Afterwards the soft ware terminates.

If you want to use your own software for importing radio telegrams from uploaded GP2 files you may use this software also.

If you invoke the software using the icon on the desktop without any command line option then it opens to the dialog based configuration tool which was already explained in detail.

However, if you invoke the software using a directory name as command line option then the software is not starting the dialog but is searching the directory contents for GP2 files and converts these GP2 files to CSV files.

For deciphering radio telegrams the respective radio keys must have been configured using the dialog mode of this software.

Format of the converted CSV files

An example of the format of the resulting CSV files is given below. Please remember that you have to configure the radio deciphering key(s) correctly before ciphered radio telegrams are displayed. To do so you have to start the software in dialog mode (without command line option) and use the general settings to configure the radio keys.

2014-07-01 20:25:03;12;XYZ; 37623424;215,342; m3;215,342;m3;01/01/2004;; 2014-07-01 20:25:05;11; XYZ;37628392;129,265; m3;128,757;m3;01/01/2004;;

Date and time; RSSI; Manufacturer; Meter address; Count 1; Physical unit of count 1 (if available); Count 2; Physical unit of count 2 (if available); ... Count N; Physical unit of count N (if available);

Format of special entries of the converted CSV files

There are special CSV lines for entries containing the configuration of the device itself. There are two different special entry types:

Manufacturer: DFS

These entries are containing the configuration of the ancient version of the device. An example is shown below: 2014-07-01 00:02:01;100;DFS;55199999; 34,00;°C;95,98;%;1.240;; 1;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;;1;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;;1;;1;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;; 0;;1;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;;0;;1;;1;; 23:36;;24;h;120;sec;;;00:00;h;00:00;h;50;%;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always DFS) Device serial number; Internal device temperature; Physical unit of internal device temperature (°C); Remaining battery capacity; Physical unit of remaining battery capacity (%); Firmware version; empty; 1st day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0); empty; 2nd day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0); empty; ... 31st day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0); empty; FTP upload time; empty; Radio reception interval; Physical unit of radio reception interval; Radio reception duration; Physical unit of radio reception duration; Radio reception interval for high resolution (empty if not used); Physical unit of radio reception interval for high resolution; Start time for high resolution (00:00 if not used); Physical unit of start time for high resolution; End time for high resolution (00:00 if not used); Physical unit of end time for high resolution;

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Conversion of GP2 files to CSV files (continuous)

GSM / UMTS network signal (%); (version 1.35 and up) Physical unit of GSM / UMTS network signal; (version 1.35 and up)

Manufacturer: YYY

These entries are containing the configuration of the current version of the device. There are always 8 different entries present which are containing different configuration information about the device. To distinguish between the different entries the first value after the device serial number is used:

Entry 0:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;0;;web.vodafone.de;;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; APN for GSM / UMTS network; empty;

Entry 1:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;1;;www.YourServer.com;0;username;0;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; Main FTP upload server name; 0; Main FTP upload user name; 0;

Entry 2:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;2;;/;0; +01:00;;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; Main FTP upload directory; 0; Time deviation to UTC it automatic time setting; empty;

Entry 3:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;3;;www.YourBackup.com;1;username;1; Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; Backup FTP upload server name; 1; Backup FTP upload user name; 1;

Entry 4:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;4;;/;1;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; Backup FTP upload directory; 1;

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Entry 5:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;5;;5;min; 120;sec; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;00:28;;24;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;; 1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;1;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;0;;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; Radio reception interval [battery supply profile 1]; Physical unit of radio reception interval [battery supply profile 1]; Radio reception duration [battery supply profile 1]; Physical unit of radio reception duration [battery supply profile 1]; Radio reception interval high definition [battery supply profile 1]; Physical unit of radio reception interval high definition [battery supply profile 1]; Start time high definition [battery supply profile 1]; Physical unit of start time high definition [battery supply profile 1]; End time high definition [battery supply profile 1]; Physical unit of end time high definition [battery supply profile 1]; Radio reception interval [mains supply profile 1]; Physical unit of radio reception interval [mains supply profile 1]; Radio reception duration [mains supply profile 1]; Physical unit of radio reception duration [mains supply profile 1]; Radio reception interval high definition [mains supply profile 1]; Physical unit of radio reception interval high definition [mains supply profile 1]; Start time high definition [mains supply profile 1]; Physical unit of start time high definition [mains supply profile 1]; End time high definition [mains supply profile 1]; Physical unit of end time high definition [mains supply profile 1]; Radio reception interval [battery supply profile 2]; Physical unit of radio reception interval [battery supply profile 2]; Radio reception duration [battery supply profile 2]; Physical unit of radio reception duration [battery supply profile 2]; Radio reception interval high definition [battery supply profile 2]; Physical unit of radio reception interval high definition [battery supply profile 2]; Start time high definition [battery supply profile 2]; Physical unit of start time high definition [battery supply profile 2]; End time high definition [battery supply profile 2]; Physical unit of end time high definition [battery supply profile 2]; Radio reception interval [mains supply profile 2]; Physical unit of radio reception interval [mains supply profile 2]; Radio reception duration [mains supply profile 2]; Physical unit of radio reception duration [mains supply profile 2]; Radio reception interval high definition [mains supply profile 2]; Physical unit of radio reception interval high definition [mains supply profile 2]; Start time high definition [mains supply profile 2]; Physical unit of start time high definition [mains supply profile 2]; End time high definition [mains supply profile 2]; Physical unit of end time high definition [mains supply profile 2]; Radio reception interval [battery supply profile 3]; Physical unit of radio reception interval [battery supply profile 3]; Radio reception duration [battery supply profile 3]; Physical unit of radio reception duration [battery supply profile 3]; Radio reception interval high definition [battery supply profile 3]; Physical unit of radio reception interval high definition [battery supply profile 3]; Start time high definition [battery supply profile 3]; Physical unit of start time high definition [battery supply profile 3]; End time high definition [battery supply profile 3]; Physical unit of end time high definition [battery supply profile 3]; Radio reception interval [mains supply profile 3]; Physical unit of radio reception interval [mains supply profile 3]; Radio reception duration [mains supply profile 3]; Physical unit of radio reception duration [mains supply profile 3]; Radio reception interval high definition [mains supply profile 3]; Physical unit of radio reception interval high definition [mains supply profile 3]; Start time high definition [mains supply profile 3]; Physical unit of start time high definition [mains supply profile 3]; End time high definition [mains supply profile 3];

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Conversion of GP2 files to CSV files (continuous)

Physical unit of end time high definition [mains supply profile 3]; FTP upload time [battery supply]; empty; Number of FTP uploads per day [battery supply]; empty; 1st day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0) [battery supply]; empty; 2nd day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0) [battery supply]; empty; ... 31st day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0) [battery supply]; empty; FTP upload time [mains supply]; empty; Number of FTP uploads per day [mains supply]; empty; 1st day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0) [mains supply]; empty; 2nd day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0) [mains supply]; empty; ... 31st day of month FTP upload configured (=1) or not configured (=0) [mains supply]; empty; Device list is used (=1), device list is not used (=0); empty;

Entry 6:

2014 -06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;6;;

-88;dBm;54;%;75,40;%;-18,00;°C;1.320;;BAT;;0;; 17914;bytes; 37513178;devB;0000083248DA;devH;000008323E73;batH;34;sec;59;sec;89;sec;UMTS;net;Vodafone;pro v;262;MCC;02;MNC;960;LAC;237078813;CID;262021305418122;IMSI;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; GSM / UMTS network signal (dBm); Physical unit of GSM / UMTS network signal; GSM / UMTS network signal (%); Physical unit of GSM / UMTS network signal; Remaining battery capacity; Physical unit of remaining battery capacity; Internal device temperature; Physical unit of internal device temperature (°C); Firmware version; empty; Power supply (BAT, USB, PWR); empty; Housing open (=1), housing closed (=0); empty; Number of bytes uploaded; empty; Serial number of the device BCD format; devB; Serial number of the device HEX format; devH; Serial number of the battery pack HEX format; batH; Time to establish connection to GSM / UMTS network; Physical unit of time to establish connection to GSM / UMTS network; Time to finish data file upload; Physical unit of time to finish data file upload; Total time used for FTP upload; Physical unit of total time used for FTP upload; Network type (UMTS or GSM); net; Network provider; prov; Net work MCC;

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Conversion of GP2 files to CSV files (continuous)

MCC; Network MNC; MNC; Network LAC; LAC; Network cell-ID; CID; Phone card IMSI; IMSI;

Entry 7:

2014-06-30 23:28:03;100;YYY;37513178;7;;3,44; mAh;338;mA;

Date and time; RSSI; (always 100) Manufacturer; (always YYY) Device serial number; Entry number; empty; Energy used for last FTP upload; Physical unit of energy used for last FTP upload; Maximum current used during last FTP upload; Physical unit of maximum current used during last FTP upload;

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Danfoss SonoReCon Operating guide

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