CLA-VAL D35
Quick Start Guide
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1 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION
Equipment commissioning: Make sure the D35 is not powered when connecting/disconnecting any sensor. A
connection or disconnection of a D35 analog input while powered on could damage the product.
1. Sensor connection
If the D35 sensors are not factory wired, start by connecting the desired sensors to the inputs of the product.
Refer to the D3500 wiring diagram for connection details.
2. Battery connection
Before the D35 is commissioned, plug in the battery:
a. Internal battery (standard): open the product by turning the D35 head (blue part of the product) anticlockwise by 1/8
of a turn and connect the battery. Then properly close the product making sure to turn the blue lid clockwise until stop.
b. High-capacity external battery (option): connect the circular connector of the external battery to the corresponding
connector located on the black part of the D35 enclosure.
3. Enable D35
To activate the product, keep the front button pressed for approximately 5 seconds until a green LED lights up continuously
on the front panel of the D35. Release the button after the flash.
2 OPERATING MODE
The D35 has 3 modes of operation:
"Standby" mode
"Acquisition" mode
"Configuration" mode
Press the front panel button to navigate between modes, as indicated in Figure 1.
In "Standby" mode you can remove the SIM card or SD card, as well as connect or disconnect physical inputs.
The "Acquisition" mode is the operating mode of the D35. In this mode, the device acquires the signals from the connected
sensors and saves them to the internal memory. If the data communication option is enabled, the recorded data is sent across
the cellular network at the set interval time.
The "Configuration" mode is used to activate the WiFi local network generated by the device, to configure the D35.
Figure 1: Logic diagram showing the devices various modes of operation and how to switch from one to another
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