Stop a log, 5 deploying the instruments, 6 wiring connections for stripped-and-tinned cable – In-Situ Rugged TROLL Quick Start Guide User Manual

Page 4: Sdi-12 connections, Rs485 connections, 7 safety and regulatory, Deploying the instruments, Wiring connections for stripped-and- tinned cable, Safety and regulatory

Advertising
background image

Information subject to change without notice. In-Situ, In-Situ logo, Baro Merge, BaroTROLL, HERMIT, iSitu, Pocket-Situ, RDO, RuggedCable, RuggedReader, TROLL, and Win-Situ are trademarks or registered trademarks of In-Situ Inc.

©

2013. All rights reserved.

the check mark.

Stop a Log

After you stop a log you cannot restart it.

1. To permanently stop a log that has no scheduled stop,

go to the Logging tab, and select the log.

2. Tap the More button, and then tap the Stop button.

3. Make sure that you download the data after you stop a

log.

Drop the Connection and Exit Win-Situ Mobile
Software

Prior to physically disconnecting the RuggedReader from
the communication cable, tap the Connect button. The
button changes from blue to yellow and appears
disconnected.

To exit Win-Situ Mobile Software, tap the File menu and
select Exit.

Deploying the Instruments

You can deploy a Rugged TROLL Instrument with or
without a Rugged BaroTROLL Instrument. Use the
Rugged BaroTROLL Instrument when you want to
compensate water level measurements for atmospheric
pressure.

Use the following steps for each instrument.

1. Connect the instrument to a computer with Win-Situ 5

Software installed.

2. Make sure that you sync the clock

.

3. Program a log. See the Win-Situ 5 or Win-Situ Mobile

section of this document for more details.

The BaroTROLL measurements can be taken
far apart as long as they cover the general time
period as the Rugged TROLL log.

If the Rugged TROLL log uses the reference
"Set first logged reading to," the Rugged
BaroTROLL log should start before the
Rugged TROLL log to ensure that barometric
pressure is measured when the first level
reading is captured.

4. Disconnect the BaroTROLL, attach the hanger, and

deploy it suspended or lying in a protected location
above water level near the submerged Rugged TROLL
100 or 200. One possibility is shown in Figure 1.1 .

Do not submerge the Rugged BaroTROLL
Instrument.

Figure 1.1 Rugged BaroTROLL and Rugged TROLL
deployment

1

Pressure due to atmosphere + water column
(measured by Rugged TROLL)

2

Pressure due to atmosphere (measured by Rugged
BaroTROLL)

3

Pressure due to water column (calculated by
subtracting Rugged BaroTROLL data from Rugged
TROLL data)

4

Rugged BaroTROLL Instrument

5

Rugged TROLL Instrument

Wiring Connections for Stripped-and-
Tinned Cable

The Rugged TROLL 200 Cable can be ordered with
stripped-and-tinned wires that can be connected to an
SDI-12 or RS485 data recorder or controller.

SDI-12 Connections

l

Blue = serial data

l

Red = 12 V power supply

l

Black = ground

Terminate remaining wires at the data recorder.

RS485 Connections

l

Red = 12 V power supply

l

Black = ground

l

Green = RS485 (-)

l

Blue = RS485 (+)

Terminate remaining wires at the data recorder.

Safety and Regulatory

The instrument is in compliance with the following
directives.

l

89/336/EEC for Electromagnetic Compatibility
(EMC) Directive

l

73/23/EEC for Safety Directive

The instrument meets or exceeds the following
international requirements and compliance standards.

l

Immunity—EN 61326:1997, including amendments
A1:1998, A2:2001, A3:2003

l

Emissions—Class A requirements of EN
61326:1997, Electric Equipment for Measurement,
Control and Laboratory Use.

The device complies with the requirements of the EU
Directives 89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC, and the CE mark
is affixed accordingly.

Declarations of conformity and WEEE certification can be
found in the Operator's Manual.

Advertising
This manual is related to the following products: