deZem HarvyLR-360 User Manual And Technical Data - Page 6
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User manual IoT sensor HarvyLR
Name
Type
Isec (min)
Isec (max)
Meas. Counter
Last upload
Temp
Power Loss?
5 Installation
5.1 First time charging of HarvyLR
Prerequisite: HarvyLR is set up on a LoRaWAN server (e.g. deZem IoT platform, i.e. deZem.io).
1.
For initial charging, we recommend connecting the HarvyLR to the computer via the optional USB adapter cable.
As soon as values are transmitted from the sensor to the LoRaWAN server, the HarvyLR is sufficiently charged.
The charging time is max. 6 min. when using the USB adapter cable.
2.
Disconnect the HarvyLR from the computer and remove the USB adapter cable.
Alternatively, the sensor can also be connected directly without charging beforehand, as described in the next sec-
tion. In this case, approx. 2 mAh are required for charging. Depending on the primary current, it may take a different
amount of time until the HarvyLR transmits values for the first time.
5.2 Connecting the sensor
1.
Connect the HarvyLR to the appropriate deZem clamp-on current transformer for an RMS current measurement
or to the adapter cable (for 4–20 mA signals). The sensor housing can be operated freely suspended or fixed
with cable ties.
Bytes
Description
uint16
19–20
Minimum secondary current since
last LoRaWAN uplink package; sec-
ondary current CT in 1/100 mA
uint16
21–22
Maximum secondary current since
last LoRaWAN uplink package; sec-
ondary current CT in 1/100 mA
uint16
23–24
Number of measurements since last
LoRaWAN upload
uint16
25–26
Seconds since last upload/duration of
creating average value; Time in sec-
onds since last uplink
int16
27–28
Temperature in 1/10 °C; nRF52832
temp sensor +-5°C accuracy;
uin8
1= Power Loss detected
29
0 = No Power loss detected;
when Isec < 0.75 mA
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Example
Value range
"
"
0x000f 15 Meas-
x (uint32)
urements since
last
uplink
x seconds