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Outlines the express warranty provided by Obvius, excluding implied warranties and limiting liability.
States that products are not intended for life safety or critical applications.
Explains various warning and hazard symbols used in the manual for safety.
Details the processor, memory, LED, console, LAN, protocols, power supply, and environmental specifications of the A8810.
Instructions for unpacking materials and mounting the AcquiSuite unit.
Guide for connecting Modbus devices and setting up the network loop.
Steps for powering the unit and performing initial diagnostics.
How to use the LCD display to check Modbus device status and diagnose the loop.
Explains methods for IP addressing (static, DHCP, direct connection) and required information.
Steps to configure the IP address on the AcquiSuite via the LCD console.
Instructions for attaching a laptop to the AcquiSuite or LAN using Ethernet cables.
Steps to configure the laptop's IP address using Windows network settings.
Accessing the AcquiSuite via browser, configuring accounts, networking, and Modbus devices.
Deciding on and configuring data transfer methods like HTTP/Post.
Describes the three security levels: admin, operator, and user, and their access privileges.
Shows a list of detected Modbus devices, their status, names, and identification strings.
Options to sort devices, add manually, troubleshoot, rename, and view device information.
Guidance on configuring Modbus timeout based on Round Trip Time (RTT) values for optimal performance.
Details on viewing device data points, alarm settings, and console options.
Setting device names, alarm thresholds, and console display options for data points.
Accessing advanced options for specific devices like IO modules or power meters.
Instructions for manually adding Modbus or Modbus/TCP devices not automatically populated.
Steps to troubleshoot devices not appearing in the Modbus device list, including wiring and address checks.
Setting the AcquiSuite name and configuring the data logging period.
Configuring Modbus/TCP access, parity, stopbit, baud rate, and timeout settings.
Setting up email and SNMP trap notifications for alarm events.
Specifying recipient email addresses for alarm notifications.
Using the Framework editor to create templates for reading data from Modbus devices.
Managing sensor lists and visualizing ModHopper network topology and link quality.
Displaying network status and configuring Ethernet interface settings like IP, Netmask, and Gateway.
Steps to resolve issues when accessing the AcquiSuite via a web browser after network configuration changes.
Viewing system status, processes, and configuring date, time, and timezone.
Explains the benefits of using UTC for data logging and reporting to avoid time zone issues.
Details on debug, kernel, FTP, upload, and time change logs, and how to purge them.
Process for checking and installing firmware updates for the AcquiSuite via an internet connection.
Performing basic network tests like Ping and Traceroute to troubleshoot connectivity.
Testing HTTP session establishment with an upload server, showing success or failure messages.
Using the LCD console and buttons to configure basic features like IP address and network status.
Reporting the number of detected Modbus devices (OK, New, Failed) via the console.
How AcquiSuite stores data in CSV log files, daily rotation, compression, and format.
A table listing Modbus error codes and their meanings for troubleshooting device communication issues.
Details on flash disk usage, log file compression, and actions taken when storage capacity is low.
Setting up AcquiSuite for data upload to the BMO website, including serial number and target address.
Overview of methods for collecting data, including HTTP download, FTP download, and Enertrax DL.
Exporting log file data directly to a web browser from the setup web pages.
Using FTP protocol for inbound connections to transfer log data files from the AcquiSuite.
Using Enertrax DL to automate downloading log data to a Windows PC.
Configuring data uploads to the Building Manager Online service or a custom database server.
Automatic removal of log files after successful upload to a database server.
Creating shortcuts or hyperlinks to specific device status pages within the AcquiSuite.
Provides enclosure dimensions and the relative position of mounting holes for the AcquiSuite.
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