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Option 4

When this option is selected you will be prompted to enter the offset of the iRIS’ local time with respect to UTC (GMT). This is used for international time correction if the data is forwarded to the iQuest Global Data Network. For example, enter +12 for NZST or –8 for PST and so on.

> Time Offset=

Option 5

This option prompts for a number to trim the iRIS real time clock to minimise drift dependent upon the average ambient temperature of the environment in which it is installed. This value can be between –3 and +3 and is a relative index that relates to a trimming value of +/- 0.0016% per increment. It is factory set to a default value of –1 to provide minimal drift at typical room temperatures.

> Trim Factor (-3 to +3) =

4.3.15 Miscellaneous Menu (Level 2)

This menu covers the miscellaneous configuration items.

*Miscellaneous

0 Exit

1Temperature [°C]

2Initialize

3WXT510 [No]

Option 1

This option defines the temperature scale in which the internal iRIS temperature will be displayed and logged.

> Temperature Scale (0=°C, 1=°F)

Option 2

This option is used to initialise the unit. This is generally done just after installation as part of the commissioning process to eliminate any test or residual data or totals. It resets the memory pointers to zero and also resets all totalisers. To ensure this task is not accidentally invoked, a specific string must be typed in order to execute the initialisation process

>Type 'init' to initialize the unit

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Option 3

This option is used to enable support for the Vaisala WXT510 Weather Transmitter. This device is a SDI-12 instrument with particular features that require special handling by the iRIS. Refer to section 6.7 for more information on connecting this instrument.

NOTE: This option is not available in the iRIS 220, as it does not have SDI-12 support.

>Vaisala WXT510 connected? (0:No 1:Yes)

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Contents IRIS 220 iRIS Revision History Contents Diagnostic LEDs 13.2 13.113.3 13.4About this Manual IntroductionHardware PCB Revision SupportIntroduction General Characteristics iRISOverview IRIS 320 / iRIS Typical Applications FeaturesFeature Summary Technical Specifications iRIS Technical Specifications iRIS 320 / iRIS Terminal Configuration Key FeaturesWireless IP Connectivity GPRS/CDMA Alternative Wireless Connectivity CSD/SMSData Logging Partial Power SaveFull Power Save Logged Data Array Identification Alarm ProcessingReal Time Clock & Calendar SecurityRemoving/Replacing the Electronic Assembly iRIS InstallationOpening / Closing the Housing iRIS 320 / iRIS Removing / fitting the SIM card GSM models onlyInternal Battery iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V only I/O ConnectorAnalog Inputs Internal / External 12V Battery SupplyExternal Charger Power Supply Digital Input Circuit Digital InputsDigital Output 1 Circuit Digital OutputsMounting iRIS Antenna ConnectionMounting iRIS 320 / iRIS IRIS 320 / iRIS 320V Mounting DiagramComputer IRIS ConfigurationTerminal Connection Terminal Cfg IRIS 220 / iRIS 320, V1.19 User Guide Main Menu Level Terminal MenusSelect this option to display the Comms configuration menu Comms Cfg Level Option 9 SDI-12 Terminal iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V only Press Esc then Enter to enter an empty string GPRS/CDMA-1X Cfg LevelGprs IP Acceptance Cfg Level Phone List LevelGPRS/CDMA-1X Schedule Cfg Level Sensor Selection Level Internal Sensor Sources Log Multiplier 100 100 Sensor Cfg LevelSupplementary Logging Flag Definitions Mode Name DescriptionFlag Value Description Multiplier= Alarm Cfg Level Alarm Selection LevelOutput Cfg Level Output Selection LevelSource 0 1 2 3 4 Description Typical Scheduled Output Example Date/Time Cfg LevelMiscellaneous Menu Level Voice Menu Level Diagnostic LEDs LED IndicatorsOperation Status LEDLCD Operation LCD & Keypad iRIS 320 onlyStatus Icons Keypad ButtonsLevel Level6 Display Menu StructureLogging Control Screen Level 0, when logged Log In Screen Level 0, when not loggedPrimary LCD Display Screens System Status 1 Screen LevelSystem Status 3 Screen Level Sensor Related ScreensSystem Status 4 Screen Level Main Menu Screen LevelSensor Settings Screen 2/5 Scaling Level Sensor Settings Screen 1/5 Process LevelSensor Settings Screen 3/5 Logging Level Sensor Settings Screen 4/5 Alarm 1 LevelTotaliser Related Screens Comms Related Screens Comms Setting Screen 3/8 Socket a Level Comms Setting Screen 2/8 APN/Local IP LevelComms Setting Screen 4/8 Socket B Level Comms Setting Screen 5/8 Schedule 1 LevelComms Setting Screen 7/8- CSD Settings Level Comms Setting Screen 6/8 Schedule 2 LevelComms Setting Screen 8/8 RS232 Settings Level RS232 Port Mode Screen LevelComms Test Screen Level Comms Enable Screen LevelSMS Communication General Hints Sensor Connection Examples Connecting a Flow Meter or Rain GaugeIris I/O Connector 12V Battery Connecting a 0-5V Pressure TransducerExternal RequiredSignal 4-20mA Sensor Isolated 12V 24V DC- DC Converter Connecting a 2-Wire Loop-Powered 4-20mA SensorRequired IRIS I/O Connector External 12V Battery Optional Connecting an Up/Down Water Level InstrumentConnecting Analogue Wind Instruments Charging source Solar panel Connecting SDI-12 Instruments. iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V onlyTOP AI4 AI3 AI2 AI1 Agnd 5VOP Example a 4-20mA Water Level Sensor Analogue Input ScalingTroubleshooting User Notes Tait TM80xx Radio DB15 MiRIS 3xx / DS-4483 DB9 F Appendix a Radio Using the RS232 InterfaceIRIS 320 DB9 F DS-IRM Modem DB25 MPartition Appendix B Voice Annunciation iRISAdvantages of SDI-12 What is SDI-12?Appendix C SDI-12 iRIS 320 / 320V only Serial Data Line SDI-12 Electrical InterfaceGround Line Volt-LineDebounce Links 13.1 I/O ConnectorAppendix D Legacy PCB Rev 1.1 Details SDI-12 Interface Diagnostic LEDsInterface Wire Terminal SDI-12 Bus Function Purple Switched Output Transistor SwitchSwitch Module REDSupply VoltageChemical Composition Appendix E iRIS 320 Enclosure Material SpecApproximate Mechanical Properties IQuest Global Data Network IQuest APN