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CMe2100 Quick Manual CMe2100

EnglishVersion 3.0

Get the complete manual online at www.elvaco.com


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Page | 2 Support: +46 300 434300 [email protected]

Contents

1 DOCUMENT NOTES..........................................................................2 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................3

MOUNTING .......................................................................................4 CONFIGURE FOR E-MAIL REPORTS .................................................5 CONFIGURE FOR FTP REPORTS .......................................................6 CONFIGURE FOR HTTP REPORTS ....................................................7 CONFIGURE FOR TRANSPARENT M-BUS ........................................8 RESET TO FACTORY DEFAULT.........................................................

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CHANGING CONFIGURATION ..........................................................10 LED INDICATIONS.............................................................................11 TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................................................12 REPORT TEMPLATES ........................................................................13 COMMAND LISTING .........................................................................14 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ..........................................................

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SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT ..........................................................16

ACCESSORIES AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS .......................................


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1 Document notes

All information in this manual, including product data, diagrams, charts,

etc. represents information on products at the time of publication, and issubject to change by Elvaco AB without notice. It is recommended thatcustomers contact Elvaco AB to find out the latest available documentation.Elvaco AB assumes no responsibility for technical inaccuracies,typographical errors or any damage, liability, or other losses by use ofthis product.

© 2011, Elvaco AB. All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this manual may betransmitted or reproduced in any form by any means without the written permissionof Elvaco AB. Printed in Sweden.


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This manual provides information needed to get started with theCMe2100 product.

CMe2100 version appliance: >= 1.2.0

For a complete description of the CMe2100 product, download the fullmanual from Elvaco AB web site, www.elvaco.com.

http://www.elvaco.com/http://www.elvaco.com/


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1.1

Contact information

Elvaco AB Headquarter

Teknikgatan 18434 37 KungsbackaSWEDEN

Phone: +46 300 30250Fax: +46 300 18440E-Mail: [email protected]

Elvaco AB Technical Support

Phone: +46 300 434300E-Mail: [email protected]: www.elvaco.com

mailto:[email protected]://www.elvaco.com/http://www.elvaco.com/mailto:[email protected]


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2 Introduction

The CMe2100 is a stand-alone, DIN-mounted GSM/GPRS equipmentwith M-Bus master, intended to read and store values from any metersupporting the M-Bus protocol.

The CMe2100 is available in the following variants:

CMe2100 GPRS M-Bus terminal with M-Bus 2-wire interface andE-Mail support


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2.1

Key features

Read and store meter data from ABB electricity meters withIR interface or any slaves supporting the M-Bus standard protocol

Connect up to 8 M-Bus slaves, extendable using CMeX Series Send a variety of meter data reports using E-Mail, FTP, HTTP and SMS Transparent M-Bus using TCP and GSM data Configurable using SMS ,Telnet and HTTP Remotely upgradable application and firmware

Manufacturer specific report templatesThe CMe2100 fits into almost any kind of meter collecting system, i.e.remote reading for M-Bus compatible electricity meters, water meters,gas meters, temperature meters, heat meters etc.


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2.2

Overview

1. Serial number2. Button3.

M-Bus connector4. Antenna SMA connec

5.

M-Bus IR interface


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6.

GSM LED (Yellow)7. Error LED (Red)8.

Status LED (Green)9. SIM card holder10. Service interface11.

Power supply N

12.

Power supply L


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3 Mounting

The CMe2100 should be mounted on a DIN-rail. The metallic clip on thebottom is used to mount and demount the unit from the DIN-rail. Forsafety reasons, a DIN-rail enclosure must cover the terminals.

3.1 SIM card

Install the GSM SIM card into the SIM card holder (9). Remember thephone number for later use.

IMPORTANT

The SIM card shall not have any PIN code activated The SIM card must have GPRS internet access activated for full

functionality

If a prepaid SIM card is used, ensure that enough credits are availab


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3.2

Antenna

The antenna should be connected to the SMA connector (4). Dependingon signal strength and environment, a different antenna with extension

cable can be used. Torque should be finger tight.

IMPORTANT

Do not mount the antenna close to any metallic objects Do not mount the antenna close to the M-Bus 2-wire bus

Do not mount the antenna inside a metallic cabinet

3.3 M-Bus 2-wire bus

M-Bus is a multi-drop 2-wire bus with no polarity. A cable of eithershielded (typically 4 x 0.8 mm diam./0.5 mm2) telephone type orstandard mains type (1.5 mm2) should be used. Connect the wiring tothe connector (3). Do not exceed the maximum cable length of 1000 m.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tightenhttp://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tighten


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IMPORTANT

The internal M-Bus interface can handle up to 8 slaves. Overloadingthe bus causes communication problems with the connected slaves.

All connected slaves must have unique M-Bus secondary addresses.

3.4 IR interface with ABB electricity meters or

CMeX Series modules

When the IR interface will be used beside an ABB electricity meter or

CMeX module, the IR shield (5) should be removed. The CMe2100should be mounted on the left side of the ABB electricity meter or CMemodule. There shall be no space between the CMe2100 and the ABBelectricity meter or CMeX module. (Do not remove the shield if not usebeside an ABB electricity meter or CMeX module.)


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3.5

Power supply

The main supply should be connected to the power supply screwterminals (11) and (12). Main supply voltage should be in the range of

100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. The CMe2100 will be running factory defaultsettings when first powered up.

An emergency circuit breaker should be used in order to ensure safeseparation of the CMe2100 product from the main power supply.

The next chapters cover the configuration of the CMe2100 product. If anyproblem occurs during configuration, please refer to theTroubleshooting section on page 33 .


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4 Configure for E-Mail reports

This section describes how to enable the CMe2100 product to sendE-Mail reports of connected slaves to one or more E-Mail recipients. ThCMe2100 product will store hourly values of connected slaves, sendvalue reports every day at 00:00 and send an E-Mail installation reporton completion.

4.1 Set E-Mail recipients

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset email

Example: qset email [email protected],[email protected]

The CMe2100 product will acknowledge with an SMS receipt.

mailto:[email protected],[email protected]:[email protected],[email protected]


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4.2

Search and install M-Bus slaves

The CMe2100 product will search and install M-Bus slaves using primaryand secondary addressing on 2400 baud and synchronize time with an

internet time server.

SMS to CMe2100 product: install

Parameter description:

- Number of slaves to find. Not mandatory

- Configuration profile name. Not mandatory - Use word keep to keep existing slaves and clean toremove all slaves before searching for new.


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Examples:Install and search for 2 meters and use profile myprofile :install 2 myprofile

Install and search for 2 meters:install 2

Clean all existing meters and install and search for 2 meters:install 2 clean

Keep all existing meters and install and search for 2new

meters:install 2 keep

Install and search for unknown number of meters:install

The CMe2100 product is now configured and will by default send E-Ma

value reports of connected slaves every day at 00:00.


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5 Configure for FTP reports

This section describes how to enable the CMe2100 product to send FTPreports of connected slaves to an FTP server. The CMe2100 product willstore hourly values of connected slaves, send value reports every day at00:00 and send an E-Mail installation report on completion (if E-Mail isconfigured, see page 14 ).

5.1 Set FTP server

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset ftp

Example: qset ftp ftp.domain.com 21 user pass datafolder


ftp://ftp.domain.com/ftp://ftp.domain.com/


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5.2


First perform steps as described on page 15.

FTP reports must be manually activated.

Examples:Activate to send FTP reports every day using report template 2104:sch report2 1day 2104

Activate to send FTP reports every hour using report template 2104:sch report2 1hour 2104

Activate to send FTP reports every month using report template 2105:sch report2 1month 2105


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6 Configure for HTTP reports

This section describes how to enable the CMe2100 product to sendHTTP POST reports of connected slaves to a web server. The CMe2100product will store hourly values of connected slaves, send value reportsevery day at 00:00 and send an E-Mail installation report on completion(if E-Mail is configured, see page 14 ).

6.1 Set HTTP server

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset http

Example: qset http http://www.domain.com user pass basic


http://www.domain.com/http://www.domain.com/


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6.2


First perform steps as described on page 15.

HTTP reports must be manually activated.

Examples:Activate to send HTTP reports every day using report template 3104:sch report3 1day 3104

Activate to send HTTP reports every hour using report template 3104:sch report3 1hour 3104

Activate to send HTTP reports every month using report template 3105sch report3 1month 3105


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7 Configure for transparent M-Bus

This section describes how to enable transparent M-Bus over TCP ordial-up GSM data.

7.1

Configure for transparent M-Bus over

GSM data

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset csd on tmbus

Example: qset csd on tmbus 300


Available baud rates are 300 and 2400. The calling party should use 8data bits, even parity and 1 stop bit (8E1).


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7.2

Configure for transparent M-Bus over TCP

on baud 300

SMS to CMe2100 product:qset tmbus1 on

Or to turn off transparent server:SMS to CMe2100 product: qset tmbus1 off

The CMe2100 product will acknowledge with an SMS receipt. The producwill listen for incoming connections on TCP port 300.

7.3

Configure for transparent M-Bus over TCP

on baud 2400

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset tmbus2 on

The CMe2100 product will acknowledge with an SMS receipt. The producwill listen for incoming connections on TCP port 2400.


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8 Reset to factory default

In order to reset the CMe2100 product configuration to factory default,press and hold the button on power-up until the green and red LED

lights flashes fast. Then release the button and the CMe2100 product willreset to factory default configuration and restart.

The CMe2100 product can also be reset to factory default using SMS.

SMS to CMe2100 product: factoryreset

Example: factoryreset



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9 Changing configuration

9.1 Manually set network parameters

How to manually set network configuration if the Auto APN is notavailable or a specific network setting is needed, i.e. static public IP AP

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset net

Example: qset net online.telia.se guest guest


SMS to revert to Auto APN: qset net

Reverting to Auto APN also reverts to Auto SMTP.


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9.2

Manually set SMTP server

How to manually set SMTP server if the Auto SMTP is not available or aspecific SMTP server setting is needed:

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset email

Example: qset email [email protected] smtpserver.domain.com 25 user password


SMS to revert to Auto SMTP: qset email

Reverting to Auto SMTP also reverts to Auto APN.

mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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9.3

Change slave log interval

How to change the interval for the CMe2100 product to read and storevalues of installed slaves:

SMS to CMe2100 product: sch storevalue

Example: sch storevalue 10min


Available intervals: 1min, 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 30min, 1hour,12hour, 1day, 1week, 1month


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9.4

Change M-Bus search mode and baud rate

How to change the M-Bus search configuration:

SMS to CMe2100 product: qset mbus

Example: qset mbus primary,secondary 300,2400


Available searchmode: primary,secondaryAvailable searchbaud: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600


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9.5

Change report schedule or template

How to change the interval and template for a report configuration:

SMS to CMe2100 product: sch report1 [template]Or to turn off report schedule:SMS to CMe2100 product: sch report1 off

Example: sch report1 10min 1104


Available intervals: 1min, 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 30min, 1hour,12hour, 1day, 1week, 1monthAvailable templates: See page 42. Leaving out the template parameter,will keep current template setting.

Changing report interval doesn’t change slave log interval, see page 26


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9.6

Get product status information

How to get a variety of information on the CMe2100 product:

SMS to CMe2100 product: status

Example: status net

The CMe2100 product will respond with an SMS of common statusinformation.

Available requests: common, prepaid, net, module, ver


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9.7

Change time UTC offset

How to set the local time offset from UTC:

SMS to CMe2100 product: set common.time.utcoffset=

Example: set common.time.utcoffset=2


Offset range: -11 to 11

CMe2100 currently does not support daylight savings.


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9.8

Request a specific report

How to manually request a report without scheduling the report:

SMS to CMe2100 product: report orSMS to CMe2100 product: report

Example: report 1004

The CMe2100 product will send report 1004 (System log) to configuredE-Mail recipients.

Available intervals: 1min, 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 30min, 1hour,12hour, 1day, 1week, 1monthAvailable templates: See page 42.


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9.9

Change password

How to change password for security level 1 to enable passwordsecurity for all communication with the CMe2100 product:

SMS to CMe2100 product:set common.security.password1=

Example: set common.security.password1=1234


Default password is blank. Default password for security level 2 is 222and for security level 3 is 3333. When password for security level 1 isset, all SMS messages must start with and new line.


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10 LED indications

The CMe2100 product is equipped with three LEDs. The red LEDindicates error, the green LED show currents operation and the yellow

LED indicates GSM/GPRS modem activity. See following pages for LEDindication explanations. Green and Red operation LEDs:

Off/RestartGreen LED (Off)

Red LED (Off)

Power OnGreen LED (On)

Red LED (On)

Normal operationGreen LED (Short dip)

Red LED (Off)


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Green and Red operation LEDs continued:

M-Bus short-circuitGreen LED (Short dip)

Red LED (On)

No SIM installedGreen LED (Short dip)

Red LED (50/50)

No GSM networkGreen LED (Short dip)

Red LED (Short flash)


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11 Troubleshooting

11.1 All LEDs are permanently off

There is a problem with the supply voltage. Please verify 100-240 VAC. Ifthe problem persists, the product may be malfunctioning. Please contactElvaco support.

11.2 Red LED is permanently on

This indicates an error on the M-Bus 2-wire bus.

Please verify no short-circuit of the M-Bus bus. The voltage of the busshould be between 24 VDC and 30 VDC.


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11.3

Red LED is flashing 50/50

This indicates a SIM card error. Please verify:

SIM card has no PIN code activated

SIM card is activated SIM card contact areas are clean

LED Indication

No SIM installed

Green LED(Short dip)

Red LED(50/50)


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11.4

Red LED is flashing short

No GSM network coverage/unable to attach to GSM network. Please verify:

Antenna installation

o

Installation with bad network coverage sometimes requires anexternal antenna. Do not mount antenna inside metallic cabinets

SIM card activated SIM card contact areas are clean

LED Indication

No GSM network

Green LED(Short dip)

Red LED(short flash)


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6 I ll d d fi d


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11.6

Install command does not find any meters

Please verify your M-Bus slave configuration:

Voltage over M-Bus slave should be between 24 VDC and 30 VDC All M-Bus slaves must have unique secondary addresses M-Bus slave baud rates

o Default search baud is 2400, please see command qset mbus,page 27, how to change the searched baud rates

11 7 S i di APN


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11.7

Status report indicates no APN

This may be due to Auto APN detection has no information about yournetwork provider. Please contact your network provider for the followi

internet access information:

APN Optional APN username Optional APN password

Set network parameters manually using command qset net, see page 24

11 8 E M il ti i fi d b t


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11.8

E-Mail reporting is configured but no

E-Mails are sent

This may be due to the following reasons:

No or wrong SMTP server is auto detected. Please verify commandstatus, see page 29. If the SMTP server is not set, please set theSMTP server manually using command qset email, see page 25.

No valid recipients set. Set recipients with command qset email,see page 25.

Report is not correctly activated, please configure E-Mail reports withcommand sch, see page 28.

If you still have problems getting your CMe2100 running, please contactElvaco support, see page 5.

12 R t t l t


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12 Report templates

Get the complete report template documentation on Elvaco web site.

Report Id DescriptionSMS Reports

1 Installation report

E-Mail Reports

1001 Installation report (HTML)

1002 Installation report (PLAIN)

1003 System report (HTML) 1004 System log report (HTML)

1005 Event report (HTML)

1006 Log report (HTML, machine friendly in CSV attached file of E-Mail)

1007 Monitor event report (HTML)

1101 Value report (HTML, human readable in body of E-Mail)

1102 Value report (HTML machine friendly in body of E-Mail)


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1102 Value report (HTML, machine friendly in body of E Mail)

1103 Value report (HTML, machine friendly in CSV attached files of E-Mail)

1104 Value report (HTML, human readable in CSV attached files of E-Mail) 1105 Value report (HTML, machine friendly in CSV attached files of E-Mail

+ extra column header indicator) 1106 Value report (HTML, machine friendly with zip extension (not zipped)

attached files of E-Mail + extra column header indicator) 1107 Value report with energy consumption (HTML, machine friendly in

CSV attached files of E-Mail) 1108 Value report (HTML, machine friendly in CSV attached file of E-Mail +

extra column header indicator)

FTP Reports2101 Value report (human readable in a single CSV files)

2102 Value report (machine friendly CSV files)

2103 Value report (machine friendly CSV files)

2104 Value report (human readable CSV files)

2105 Value report (human readable CSV files + extra column header

indicator)

2108 Value report (machine friendly in CSV file + extra column header


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2108 Value report (machine friendly in CSV file + extra column headerindicator)

HTTP Reports

3101 Value report (human readable in a single CSV POST)

3102 Value report (machine friendly CSV POSTs)

3103 Value report (machine friendly CSV POSTs)

3104 Value report (human readable CSV POSTs)

3105 Value report (human readable CSV POSTs + extra column headerindicator)

3108 Value report (machine friendly CSV POST + extra column headerindicator)

13 Command listing


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13 Command listing

Get the complete command description documentation from Elvaco website.

Command name Description

command1 User definable command 1.




command5 User definable command 5.device Send M-Bus command directly to slave

factoryreset Restore all settings to factory default

fwupdate Update product firmware

get Get a configuration key

install Search for installed slaves

login Login in console or SMS mode

maintenance Maintenance task


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monitor1 User definable monitor 1.



monitor4 User definable monitor 4.monitor5 User definable monitor 5.

qset Quick set configuration

reboot Reboot product

report User definable report.

report1 User definable report 1

report2 User definable report 2report3 User definable report 3



set Set a configuration key

sch Schedules a command

status Get status information from the product


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storevalue Read and store value of installed slaves

sysreport Sends system report

logreport Sends system log report

sync Synchronize configuration with synchronize servertimesync Synchronize time with internet timeserver

14 Technical specifications


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14 Technical specifications

14.1 Characteristics

Value Unit Comments Mechanics

Casing material Polyamide -

Protection class IP20 -

Dimensions 100x65x36 mm

Weight 120 g

Connection M-Bus

Pin terminal - Solid wire 0.6-0.8 Ø mm

Electrical

Nominal voltage 100-240 VAC

Power supply Screwterminal

- Cable 0-2.5 mm2, 0.5 Nmtightening torque

Voltage range -10 to +10 % Of nominal voltage

Frequency 50/60 Hz


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Powerconsumption(Max)


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rangeOperatinghumidity max.

80 %RH Temperatures up to 31°C,decreasing linearly to50%RH at 40°C

Pollution Degree 2 -Operatingaltitude

0-2000 Meters

Usage Indoor useonly

can be extended with IP67enclosure for outdoor use

User interface

Green LED PowerRed LED Error

Yellow LED GSM status -

Push button Factoryreset

-

M-Bus

M-Bus standard EN 13757 - Full M-Bus decoder

implemented


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M-Bus baud rate 300, 2400 Bit/s

TransparentM-Bus

Listeningserver onTCP andGSM data

-

Maximumconnected M-Bus slaves

8 - Can be extended usingCMeX10 Series

Maximum cablelength

1000 m

IR Interface Yes -Pass Through No -

Compatibility All standardM-Busmeters, allABB meters

with IR

interface,C


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CMeXSeriesproducts

General

Data storage ~1.4 MByte Data storage for meterdata and custom reportconfiguration

Real time clockBackup

12 h Number of hours realtime clock resumesrunning without power

Real time clockAccuracy


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Software update UsingGSM/GPRS/ HTTP

-

Integration

Transparent M-Bus static IP

TCP

Transparent M-Bus

GSMCSD/raw M-Bus data

E-mail SMTPFTP Standard

FTP clientHTTP Standard

HTTP andHTTPS

client, POST

& GET


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Configuration SMS, HTTP,FTP, GSMCSD, Telnet

Approvals

EMC EN 61000-6-2, EN 61000-6-3

Safety EN 61010-1,

CAT IV

15 Safety and environment


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The following safety precautions must be observed during all phases ofthe operation, usage, service or repair of any CMe2100 product. Users of

the product are advised to convey the following safety information tousers and operating personnel and to incorporate these guidelines intoall manuals supplied with the product. Failure to comply with theseprecautions violates safety standards of design, manufacture andintended use of the product. Elvaco AB assumes no liability forcustomer’s failure to comply with these precautions.

When in a hospital or other health care facility, observe the restrictionson the use of mobiles. Switch the product off, if instructed to do so bythe guidelines posted in sensitive areas. Medical equipment may besensitive to RF energy.

The operation of cardiac pacemakers, other implanted medicali t a d h a i aid a b aff t d b i t f f ll l


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equipment and hearing aids can be affected by interference from cellulterminals or mobiles placed close to the product. If in doubt aboutpotential danger, contact the physician or the manufacturer of theproduct to verify that the equipment is properly shielded. Pacemakerpatients are advised to keep the product away from the pacemaker,while it is on.

Switch off the product before boarding an aircraft. Make sure it cannotbe switched on inadvertently. The operation of wireless appliances in aaircraft is forbidden to prevent interference with communication

systems. Failure to observe these instructions may lead to the suspensioor denial of cellular services to the offender, legal action, or both.

Do not operate the product in the presence of flammable gases orfumes. Switch off the product when you are near petrol stations, fueldepots, chemical plants or where blasting operations are in progress.

Operation of any electrical equipment in potentially explosiveatmospheres can constitute a safety hazard


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atmospheres can constitute a safety hazard.

Your product receives and transmits radio frequency energy whileswitched on. Remember that interference can occur if it is used close to

TV sets, radios, computers or inadequately shielded equipment. Followany special regulations and always switch off the product whereverforbidden, or when you suspect that it may cause interference ordanger.

IMPORTANT

CMe2100 operates using radio signals and cellular networks. Because ofthis, connection cannot be guaranteed at all times under all conditions.Therefore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless product foressential communications, for example emergency information.

16 Accessories and similar products


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Elvaco provides a complete product range to meet various demands.Accessories:

Product Description

ExternalAntenna

External antenna to increase GSM signal strength

CMeX10 M-Bus master – Connect up to 32 M-Bus slaves

CMeX20 M-Bus activator – Enable standard M-Buscommunication to ABB electricity meters with IRinterface

CMeX30 M-Bus D/A module – Steer 0 to 10 V or 0 to 20 mAoutput

CMeX40 M-Bus I/O module – Input/output to peripheral devices

CMa10 M-Bus temperature and humidity sensor for indoor usewith display

CMa11 M-Bus temperature and humidity sensor for indoor usewithout display


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without displayCMa20 M-Bus temperature and humidity sensor for outdoor

useM-Bus Splitter Share one to four M-Bus meter between two M-Bus

mastersSimilar products:

Product Description

CMi2110 GPRS M-Bus communication module integrated inLandis+Gyr UH50 meter and 8 M-Bus slaves

CMi2120 GPRS M-Bus communication module integrated inLandis+Gyr E350 meter and 8 M-Bus slavesCMi2130 GPRS M-Bus communication module integrated in Itron

ECHO II / CF meters and 8 M-Bus slavesCMe3000 TCP/IP M-Bus communication module for ABB

electricity meters with IR interface and 8 M-Bus slaves

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