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ILD - IN’O
USER GUIDE
ILD-IN’O User Guide
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ILD-IN’O User Guide
Date
Revision
Modification Description
May 2015
1.0
First revision
1.1
frequency updating
January 2016
1.2
Adding FCC labels for INO and ILD
DOCUMENT HISTORY
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CONTENTS
1 Introduction.......................................................................................................................... 5
2 Start-up ................................................................................................................................ 5
3 Electronic input/output ......................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Electrical schematic example for inputs.................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 Electrical schematic example for outputs ............................................................................................................... 6
4 Human Machine Interface ..................................................................................................... 7
5 Applicative Layer .................................................................................................................. 7
6 Examples .............................................................................................................................. 7
6.1 Configure a standard report on the connector Input 1+/1- .................................................................................... 7
6.2 Configure a standard report on the connector Input 6+/6- .................................................................................... 8
6.3 Configure a batch report on the connector Input 6+/6 and the connector Input 3+/3- ......................................... 8
6.4 Toggle the output 2+/2- .......................................................................................................................................... 8
7 Appendix .............................................................................................................................. 9
7.1 ILD FCC Label ........................................................................................................................................................... 9
7.2 INO FCC Label .......................................................................................................................................................... 9
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Ext Power
Inputs
1…6
Inputs
7…10
Programmation
Connector
Outputs
1…2(4)
Power Off
On
---­Off
Button User
Leds
1 INTRODUCTION
This document describes the usage of the ILD and IN’O sensor. It is necessary to read the IPSensor User Guide in prerequisite for all generic information.
2 START-UP
The ILD and IN’O sensors manage two different power supplies, one is external and energizable in 9-15V the other one is internal on the battery. To use the external alimentation, just connect the right alimentation on the “Ext power” connector.
Connect wires on Inputs and Outputs which will be used. For connector, it is preferable to use several single wires with a gauge of 20-26 AWG. As the connectors pluck the wires plugged to their bottom at about 4mm of the wire-end, strip the wires on about 5 to 6 mm of their extremity pluged into the connector.
For water protection, it is recommended to use moulted cable.
The housing is intended to be installed inside or outside a building but to the shelter of a vertical splash water and direct sunlight.
Switch on the switch “Power Off” to start-up the device. The green “ASS” led has to be blinked until an association.
3 ELECTRONIC INPUT/OUTPUT
3.1 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC EXAMPLE FOR INPUTS
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Due to limitation software, the maximum frequency is 500 Hz on each input.
3.2 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC EXAMPLE FOR OUTPUTS
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Connector
End Point
Cluster
Output 1+/1-
0
ON/OFF
Output 2+/2-
1
ON/OFF
Output 3+/3-
2
ON/OFF
Output 4+/4-
3
ON/OFF
Input 1+/1-
0
Binary Input
Input 2+/2-
1
Binary Input
Input 3+/3-
2
Binary Input
Input 4+/4-
3
Binary Input
Input 5+/5-
4
Binary Input
Input 6+/6-
5
Binary Input
Input 7+/7-
6
Binary Input
Input 8+/8-
7
Binary Input
Input 9+/9-
8
Binary Input
Input 10+/10-
9
Binary Input
Cluster
Cluster name
Managed attributes
0x0000
Basic
All
0x0050
Configuration
All
0x0006
ON/OFF
All
0x000F
Binary Input
All
4 HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE
There is three leds on the ILD and IN’O devices:
ASS: blinking until the association to a network is done. FNC: blinking each minute while an input is activated. CNF: blinking in the configuration mode.
A button user is available to enter in configuration mode.
5 APPLICATIVE LAYER
The ILD and IN’O device is a sleepy device. It implements “ON/OFF” and “Binary Input” clusters, associated to their Outputs and Inputs. The corresponding between the connectors and the EndPoint is done below:
All the End Points are avalaible by software on ILD or IN’O, only the hardware is different between the two kinds
of sensor. Grey field are not available on the ILD sensor.
ILD and IN’O integrate clusters:
6 EXAMPLES
6.1 CONFIGURE A STANDARD REPORT ON THE CONNECTOR INPUT 1+/1-
Specification: Report immediately the counter all the 5 pulses on the connector Input 1+/1-. The counter has to be reported at least each hour.
Solution: A counter on Input 1+/1 is the End Point 0, Cluster “Binary Input” is 0x000F, Attribut “Count” is 0x0402. The maximum field has to be 0x0e10 to have a report all one hour and the minimum field has to be 0x0000 to have a report immediately after the right incrementation. The right incrementation, so the delta has to be configured to 0x05 for a report all the 5 pulses.
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Applicative payload is: 1106000f0004022300000e1000000005
6.2 CONFIGURE A STANDARD REPORT ON THE CONNECTOR INPUT 6+/6-
Specification: Report the counter all the 1 pulse on the connector Input 6+/6-. The counter has to be
reported at less each 10 minutes, and a minimal timing of 10 seconds between 2 reports has to be setted to optimize the consumption.
Solution: A counter on Input 6+/6- is the End Point 5, Cluster “Binary Input” is 0x000F, Attribut “Count” is 0x0402. The maximum field has to be 0x800A to have a report all 10 minutes and the minimum field has to be 0x000A to have a minimal timing between two reports. The delta has to be configured to 0x01 for a report all the 1 pulses.
Applicative payload is: b106000f00040223000a800a0000000a
6.3 CONFIGURE A BATCH REPORT ON THE CONNECTOR INPUT 6+/6 AND THE CONNECTOR
INPUT 3+/3-
Specification: Timestamp and record the Input 6+/6- all the 100 pulses; and timestamp and record the level of the Input 3+/3-. A report has to be sent at least all 24 hours.
Solution: A counter on Input 6+/6- is the End Point 5, Cluster “Binary Input” is 0x000F, Attribut “Count” is 0x0402. A level on Input 3+/3- is End Point 2, Cluster “Binary Input” is 0x000F, Attribut “Present Value” is 0x0055. There are two different values to record in the batch, so the tag size has to be 2. Label 0 can be used for counter, and Label 1 for level. For counter, the delta is 100 and resolution 1. For level, the delta is 1 and the resolution 1. The maximum has to be configured for all to 0x87F8.
It is necessary to send two frames to configure this batch.
Applicative payloads are:
b106000f1d040200000087f8000000640000000102005500000087f801010a (Count)
9106000f11005500000087f801010a (Present Value)
6.4 TOGGLE THE OUTPUT 2+/2-
Specification: Toggle the output 2+/2-.
Solution: The output 2+/2- is the End Point 1, Cluster “ON/OFF” is 0x0006. It is necessary to use a specific command 0x50 with payload 0x02 for the toggle.
Applicative payload is: 3150000602
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FCC ID: 2AGTV50-70-010
ILD SENSOR
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC ID: 2AGTV50-70-024
INO SENSOR
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
7 APPENDIX
7.1 ILD FCC LABEL
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for FCC
compliance could void the user authority to operate the device. (Cf. FCC Part 15.21).
7.2 INO FCC LABEL
Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for FCC
compliance could void the user authority to operate the device. (Cf. FCC Part 15.21).
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