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User Manual

Version: 1.1 Date of issue: 28.03.2012 Copyright: 2011 HYDROMETER / Ansbach / Germany IZAR@SET 2

1.1 Task of software

IZAR@SET is a PC application for the configuration of complex devices like heat and water meters. You can also use it to read measured values and data logs, analyse systems and save counter logs. 1.2 System requirements The following requirements are recommended for normal use. Depending on the…

necessary activation licence. More about this can be found in Section 3.2 Authorization

levels. Setting the parameters is explained in more detail in Section 5.4 Tab cards and Section 6 Configuring devices. 1.4 About the User Manual This User Manual describes how to set up and use the IZAR@SET software. Please read the User Manual carefully before starting to work with the software.…

1.5 Customer support

You can contact our Customer Support team as follows: HYDROMETER GmbH Industriestraße 13 91522 Ansbach Germany IZAR@SET Phone: +49 981 1806 0 Fax: +49 981 1806 605 E-mail: support@hydrometer.de Internet: www.hydrometer.de 7

2 Installation

2 Installation The installation program for the IZAR@SET software can be downloaded from the Diehl / Hydrometer home page. Proceed as follows to download: Go to our home page at www.diehl.com and click the Products & Solutions register on the left. Then click Product Download. The Product Download…

2 Installation

NOTE IZAR@SET This software enables you to run the application in Standard mode, in which you can only read data and change a few parameters. To run the application in Expert mode or Test Lab mode, you need a dongle with the relevant authorization, see Section 3.2 Authorization levels. 9

3 Starting IZAR@SET

3 Starting IZAR@SET 3.1 Starting the software and logging in When starting the program from the Start menu, you must log in. The user name is: admin, the password is radio. Fig. 2: Login 3.2 Authorization levels In Standard mode you can read the meter, read logs and save logs as csv files, but you…

3 Starting IZAR@SET

You can purchase the authorization for Expert mode or Test Lab mode from Hydrometer, who will then provide you with the necessary dongle. Connect the dongle to your PC/laptop and restart the software. All functions of the relevant mode will then be available for your use. NOTE IZAR@SET Your dongle…

Read the separate Operating Guide for the device before reading it with

IZAR@SET. NOTE IZAR@SET can read devices and write configurations to devices using a Bluetooth opto head or a serial interface. NOTE The Bluetooth opto head is equipped with an internal battery. Keep the battery sufficiently charged. If you have a PC or laptop with a Bluetooth interface, follow the…

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Main dialogue window 2. Switch on the opto head by sliding the control to ON. 3. Place the opto head on the optical interface of the meter. Fig. 4: 4. Opto head on system device and switched on Click the User Preferences symbol. Click Communication in the menu on the left. Select the second option…

up new Bluetooth connection)

Confirm and close the User Preferences by clicking OK. Fig. 5: Communication The Bluetooth connection is set up. The blue lamp on the opto head lights if set-up is successful. Fig. 6: 5. Bluetooth connection complete Click the Optical Device symbol to automatically identify the device to be…

A running process can be aborted with the red button (next to the

progress bar). NOTE You then pass to the configuration phase. A user interface specially for the device appears for setting the specific parameters of the device. Fig. 7: User interface 4.2 Setting up a Bluetooth connection with USB Bluetooth stick If your PC or laptop is not equipped with its own…

Make a note of the Bluetooth address of the opto head for the setting in

IZAR@SET (the IP address can be found under the properties of the opto head)! NOTE 2. Start the IZAR@SET software and log in (see Section 3.1 Starting the software and logging in). The main dialogue window appears. 3. Carry out steps 2 to 6 as described in Section 4.1 Setting up a Bluetooth…

4.3 Setting up a connection with serial opto head

If you wish to set up the connection between software and device over a serial interface, proceed as follows: Only IRDA opto heads are supported. ATTENTION 1. Start the IZAR@SET software and log in (see Section 3.1 Starting the software and logging in). The main dialogue window appears. 2. Connect…

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4.4 User preferences

By selecting the User Preferences menu option in the main dialogue window you access the dialogues for the general application settings. You can set relevant conditions for the application here. 4.4.1 Device configuration The functions in the Device Configuration dialogue are not available for all…

Fig. 10: User Preferences Dialogue > Device Configuration

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4.4.2 Help

The Help dialogue can be used to define the display of the help texts. You can choose whether the help appears in the dynamic help view or is opened in a web browser. Fig. 11: User Preferences Dialogue > Help IZAR@SET 21

Fig. 12: User Preferences Dialogue > Help

Fig. 13: User Preferences Dialogue > Help, Add Info Centre IZAR@SET 22

4.4.3 Communication

The Communication dialogue is for specifying how IZAR@SET communicates with the devices connected to it. The settings shown below are possible: Detailed information on connecting devices to the software can be found in the preceding Sections 4.1 Setting up a Bluetooth connection, 4.2 Setting up a…

Fig. 14: User Preferences Dialogue > Security

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4.4.5 Language setting

The Language Setting dialogue is for setting the language in which dialogues and texts are displayed in IZAR@SET. The language setting also changes the display of the date or numerical values. The following languages are possible: • German • English • French • Hungarian • Polish After changing the…

5.1 IZAR@SET user interface

The figure below shows the basic design of the user interface and the following sections provide more information about the various parts. Fig. 16: User interface Legend: 1 Menu bar 2 Toolbar 3 Configuration dialogues (arranged as tab cards) 5.2 Menu bar The Optical Devices button in the main menu…

Fig. 17: Commands in the menu bar

Back – opens the main menu Exit – closes the program Read – the device is read again (only the current values are shown, the logs are called up via the Commands menu) Write – writes changes to the device Read – reads the various logs • Error log • Periodical log • History log 1 • History log 2 The…

Clear

The device must allow the respective clear function. NOTE The clear function is only available in Expert mode and Test Lab mode. • • • • • Clear operating hours Clear error time Reset leakage alarms Clear error log Reset the device and all logs Profiles: • Apply profile: Here you call up a stored…

Back – opens the main menu

Read – the device is read again (only the current values are shown, the logs are called up via the Commands menu) Write – writes changes to the device Profiles: see Section 5.2 Menu bar IZAR@SET 29

5.4 Tab cards

5.4.1 Display of tab cards Related data in the tab cards can be grouped with a frame. The data groups are arranged according to window size. The following figure shows you examples of the data groups. Fig. 19: Grouping of data A tab card is displayed by clicking its tab. The tab of the active tab…

5.4.2 Example of “common” tab card from Sonometer 1100

The tab card shows general data for the device. The data are combined in logical groups: • Device – full identification and device designation • Values – meter counts • Date and time – can be synchronized to the PC in Expert mode • Addresses – primary and secondary addresses of the device can be…

6.1 Input aids

The following input aids are provided to simplify entering values: Dates are entered using a calendar display. This opens when you click the button on the right of a date field. You can also enter a date directly in the input field. In addition, discrete values are entered using selection fields…

NOTE

IZAR@SET Ensure that the opto head remains connected to the device during the configuration and that the opto head is switched on or connected to the PC. 33

6.3 Working with profiles

To configure many devices with the same settings, you can save settings for each type of device as profiles. A profile comprises only the changed parameters. 6.3.1 Creating a profile 1. To create a profile, first read the device. 2. Carry out any changes required for the profile. 3. Execute the…

6.3.3 Delete profile

1. 2. Use this command to delete a profile you no longer require. Select the profile to be deleted (if several profiles exist) and confirm the deletion by clicking OK. 6.4 Changing devices It is not possible to change the device during the configuration process. NOTE To configure another device…

7 Help

7 Help Selecting the Help menu option in the main dialogue window gives you access to the User Manual and other information. Fig. 21: Help menu Selecting the About menu option shows the licence information. Fig. 22: Information about IZAR@SET Help opens the User Manual. IZAR@SET 36

© HYDROMETER GmbH Ansbach / Germany / 2000 – 2008

The name IZAR@SET, the IZAR@SET software and this manual are protected by copyright. Their utilization in any way whatsoever is prohibited without the consent of the publisher. This particularly applies to reproduction, translation, microfilming and storage and processing in electronic systems. The…

Art. 2 Scope of licence; assignment of possible shares in copyrights to the

LICENSOR (1) The customer may only use the software acquired from the LICENSOR for administration of the agreed number of metering devices. He shall be entitled to make one back-up copy. Any changes, further development or other modification of the software by the customer are strictly prohibited…

LICENSOR. If the LICENSOR’S second attempt to rectify the defect fails, the customer may

either reduce the purchase price or cancel the contract and possibly claim damages. (4) The LICENSOR is also liable to the customer for ensuring that the use of the software does not violate third parties’ intellectual property rights reported in or for Germany at the time of handing over the…

Art. 7 Written form

Changes to this contract, including changes to this written form clause, subsidiary agreements or amendments and supplements shall be made in writing. Art. 8 Applicable law and place of jurisdiction (1) This contract is governed by German law, excluding UN Sales Law. (2) The place of jurisdiction…

9.1 Features of Sonometer 1100

NOTE Only the most important information is listed here. All other information concerning installation, communication modules etc. can be obtained from the separate Operating Guide for Sonometer 1100. The Sonometer 1100 ultrasonic energy meter is available in three variants: heat meter, heat meter…

9.2 Reading and configuring Sonometer 1100

9.2.1 Connecting Sonometer 1100 to IZAR@SET Start the software and connect the Sonometer 1100 to your PC/laptop (see Section 4 Connecting devices to IZAR@SET). Click the Optical Devices button to automatically identify the Sonometer 1100 to be configured. While the software is scanning for the…

Fig. 24: General tab card

9.2.3 Tariffs tab card You can set four different tariff counters in the Sonometer 1100. The tariff registers only accumulate if the tariff condition is fulfilled. The following table contains the tariff conditions for tariff logs 1 to 4. You can only set tariff 1 and 2 in Expert mode or Test Lab…

Fig. 25: Tariffs tab card

Energy and volume are the main registers. These registers always count the data as well. The tariff registers are four extra registers, which count depending on the condition being met in the Mode field. In Count mode they select which data are to be counted in the tariff register, depending on the…

Fig. 26: Example 1 – Set data tariff

Example 2 (cooling tariff): You select count tariff dT <= limit as mode. Enter a number to mark the limit, typically 0K for cooling tariff. Select Energy Quadrant 4 as count mode (quadrant 4 is the cooling tariff). Enter the maximum temperature (sensor in hot line) for this tariff, e.g. 20 °C. This…

Example 3

You select the time controlled time tariff as mode. Enter the times in which the data are to be accumulated under Tariff 1 and 3 time-controlled in the bottom section of the display. Select Energy of the desired quadrant as count mode. Fig. 28: Example 3 – Set time tariff Example 4: Select…

9.2.4 Due date tab card

A set day is a copy of the relevant accumulating register at the set time. The default settings for the set days are 1.6 and 31.12. The value group Set Day 1/2 current values shows you the values of the current set day, the value group Set Day 1/2 last values shows you the values of the previous set…

9.2.5 Display tab card

The Sonometer 1100 is supplied ex works with a basic loop structure as default setting. You can change the loops in Expert mode. You can define up to six different loops for the device display. A list of all the fields available is displayed for each loop, from which you can select the desired…

Fig. 31: Display tab card

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9.2.6 Maximum and Average Values tab card

This tab card comprises 5 sections (i.e. 5 registers) and is directly related to the settings in the “History Log Configuration” tab card. NOTE The integration interval for determining maximum values must always be smaller than the mode of the periodic log. For example, it is NOT possible to set…

Fig. 33: Maximum and Mean Values tab card for “over forward”

Here you can change the integration interval for the maximum values and the mode for calculating the mean values in Expert mode. Integration interval: • 6, 15, 30, 60 minutes • 24 hours • 1024 seconds Over time: For this type of determination, the maximum values and the date and time of their…

9.2.7 Pulse Output tab card

You can define two pulse outputs. The energy pulse output is marked as standard as “01 - ” on the module and “Out1” in the display. The volume output is marked as “02 - ” on the module and “Out2” in the display. See the separate Operating Guide for Sonometer 1100 for information on how to install…

9.2.9 Analogue Output tab card

The analogue module is the same size as 2 standard modules, has 2 passive outputs and a current loop of 4 to 20 mA. Errors are generated with 3.5 mA or 22.6 mA (programmable). You can select flow rate, power or temperatures as output values. The passive analogue output is free configurable with all…

Leakage Detection tab card Clicking this tab card activates leakage detection and sets the parameters. This requires an additional volume meter in the other line (depending on meter version). Please refer to the Sonometer 1100 Operating Guide for details. Water data group: You can use pulse inputs…

Communication tab card The Sonometer 1100 meter sup ports two communication channels over the same or different interfaces. An additional communication module can be used in radio operation. The protocol is different for each of the two channels and can be programmed to suit customer-specific…

Fig. 38: Communication tab card

9.2.12 History Log Configuration tab card This tab card contains three independent logs: • Periodic log (with a number of fixed values) • History log 1 • History log 2 9.2.12.1 Periodical log This memory block has the range of values shown below. This value block can be stored 24x times and is a…

History log Here you define the storage mode for the two history logs: • every x minutes – stating number of minutes • every x hours – stating number of hours • daily • weekly – stating day of week • twice monthly – stating days of month • annually on set day 1 • annually on set day 2 You select the…

The shorter the mode, the more the data volume and the more memory

space required. NOTE You can choose the values to be stored in history log 1 and 2 from a selection list. ATTENTION The max. values interval that stores first resets the max. values. This means the following max. values with longer intervals only have values available from the fastest interval.…

Periodical Log tab card You access the data using the menu Commands > Read Periodical Log. A data table appears as shown in Fig. 40. The following maximum 23 values are repeatedly stored in this log (for 2 years). • Date / time • Energy • Tariff energy 1 • Tariff energy 2 • Volume • Pulse input…

History Log 1 and 2 tab card You access the data using the menu Commands > Read History Log 1 (or History Log 2). A data table appears as shown in Fig. 41. This log stores the maximum values selected by you. This memory space is also limited. The log memories have only a limited space available. If…

Error Log tab card Access the data using the menu Commands > Read Error Log. A data table appears as shown in Fig. 43. This list shows all the errors that have occurred. The date and time are also shown. The occurrence of an error is indicated by 0 or 1. 0 = error not occurred and 1 = error…

Fig. 43: Error Log tab card

9.2.16 Calibration tab card The relevant data for test centres are shown here. The values for energy, volume, flow rate, power and temperatures are also shown. These values can only be changed by test centres. Select the battery here that is to supply power for your Sonometer 1100. The replacement…

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