ENTOUCH ONE REMOTE SENSOR MODULE USER GUIDE V1.0

ENTOUCH ONE REMOTE SENSOR MODULE
USER GUIDE
V1.0
MN000948
Contents
ET Remote Sensor Module Introduction
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Technical Specifications
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Installation
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- Warnings/Requirements
- Applications
- Wiring Diagrams
Connect the RSM to the EnTouch Controller
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Setting Up Your EnTouchGo User Portal 11
Configuring Your RSM Settings 12
Viewing Your Sensor Graphs on the EnTouchGo Portal 14
EnTouch Controls Limited Warranty
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The EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
The EnTouch Remote Sensor Module is designed to work with our EnTouch One EMS
family. Monitor your facilities through our cloud
based system using your computer, tablet, or
mobile device.
Monitor energy critical systems in your facility
and reduce the risk of a facility crisis with the
EnTouch Remote Sensor Module.
EnTouch One
Remote Sensor Module Features
Multiple Facility Monitoring
Our monitoring platform is designed for commercial applications. It can monitor energy usage,
temperature or can act as a contact sensor to
monitor door openings and closings. The RSM
gives total system visibility over all of your facilities.
Support for External Inputs
The system can accept inputs from static switches, motion detectors, thermal sensors, pressure
switches, current switches, alarm inputs from
smoke detectors, CO2, or water valves. Use
these inputs to facilitate problem alerts, safety
features and system performance.
Configurable Features
The system is flexible, allowing it to monitor the
most complex applications. From simple contact closure inputs to thermal sensing inputs, the
RSM can handle them all. Adapt and expand as
your facility needs grow.
Designed For Retrofit Applications
Unlike traditional wired systems, the EnTouch
Remote Sensor Module is easy to install and
doesn’t require extensive communication wiring
or programming. In fact there is no programming
required. Easy to use, quick to get started, and
cost effective for your business.
Refrigeration Monitoring
The EnTouch EMS can monitor refrigeration
temperatures and defrost cycles and alert when
problems arise, allowing business owners to become more energy efficient, detect hidden maintenance issues and benchmark energy performance across locations.
Pulse Metering
The Remote Sensor Module also supports pulse
input, which allows it to track water, electricity
and gas consumption. With this functionality, a
restaurant can track real-time utility consumption and compare multiple facilities from a cloud
based management portal.
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model
EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Power Requirements
- 24V AC from wall mounted 120-24 VAC transformer (sold separately)
Measurements
- Four temperature input port
- Supported sensors: 10K Type 2, 10K Type 3, 20K Type 4
- Two wire NTC passive sensors. (Sensors sold separately)
- Digital input: Any of the temperature inputs can also be configured to sense opening or closing of a dry contact
- Pulse input: Accumulated pulse count in certain time. Software support will be deployed in the future for water and gas metering applications
Wiring Connection
- Mating connector provided with the unit
- 1 Terminal Block, Pluggable, 3.50mm, 6POS – Power Supply
- 2 Terminal Block, Pluggable, 3.50mm, 8POS – Measurement/Control Inputs
Terminal Designation
- Sensor In 1-4: Temperature or Digital Input . Polarity
insensitive.
- Pulse In: Pulse Counter Input. Requires isolated open collector / relay input
Physical and Environmental
- Size: 5.5” x 2.625 “ x 1.5”
- Weight: 4.5 Oz
- Mounting: Wall mounted with hardware provided
4.5”
- Compliance: FCC
Dimensional Drawing
2.625”
4.5”
DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES
5.5”
2.625”
1.5”
5.5”
5.5”
TOP OF MODULE
FRONT OF MODULE
1.5”
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Installation Instructions
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Installation Steps Overview
1. Mount the RSM as needed
2. Connect external sensors to ports 1-4 (Temperature, digital input, etc.) (See exhibit A)
3. Connect output (if needed) to ports 1-4 (Feature coming soon)
4. Connect Pulse in (if needed)
5. Connect power to RSM via 24V source
6. Energize RSM
7. Connect to the EnTouch One Control (Gateway)
8. Configure the Sensor alarm indicators and graph information via the Web Management Portal
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Installation Instructions
Top View
Mount the RSM:
1. Mark where screws will go.
a. The RSM is held in place by two mounting screws
b. Note that 24v power must be run to the unit once secured in place
c. Mount RSM to where the product labels are visible
2. Drill holes for screws
a. Use proper hardware for mounting to specific structure
3. Attach RSM to selected location.
a. After holes are drilled, attach RSM to surface
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Installation Instructions
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Install external sensors and connect to ports 1-4 on the “Sensor In” section
1. This will be done with the Block Connectors that connect to the RSM
Reference Exhibit A for supported sensors.
Reference Exhibit B for application wiring diagrams.
Exhibit A
Four ‘SENSOR IN’ input ports
Supported sensors: (Sensors sold separately)
• 10K Type 2
• 10K Type 3
• 20K Type 4
Digital input: Any of the Sensor In inputs can also be configured to sense opening or closing of a
dry contact
Pulse input: Accumulates pulse count every minute from an open collector or dry contactor circuit. Software support will be deployed in the future for pulse meter applications such as gas,
water or electric.
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Installation Instructions
Exhibit B
Application 1
Thermal (Refrigeration, coolers or freezers, boiler or chiller temperatures or ambient air
temperatures)
1
1
OUTPUT
3
2
3
2
PULSE
IN
SENSOR IN
OUTPUT
4
4
1
1
20k
Type 3
SENSOR IN
3
2
2
3
4
4
PULSE
IN
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24
VAC
24
VAC
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Transformer
20k
Type 4
24 VAC
120 VAC
Transformer
20k
Type 2
Cooler
20k
Type 3
20k
Type 4
120 VAC
Utility Meter
Boiler
2
3
PULSE
IN
SENSOR IN
OUTPUT
1
24 VAC
Digital
4
1
2
3
4
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24
VAC
-
Application 2
Transformer
24 VAC
120 VAC
Digital Input (Door opening/closing, pressure sensors, fire alarms, smoke detectors)
20k
Type 3
2
3
PULSE
IN
SENSOR IN
OUTPUT
1
20k
Type 4
4
1
2
3
4
+
24
VAC
-
Transformer
24 VAC
Digital
OUTPUT
SENSOR IN
PULSE
IN
24
VAC
120 VAC
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Installation Instructions
1
2
3
PULSE
IN
SENSOR IN
OUTPUT
4
1
2
3
4
+
24
VAC
-
Exhibit B Cont.
Application 3
Transformer
24 VAC
Digital
120 VAC
Pulse Input (Water and gas usage based)
1
2
3
PULSE
IN
SENSOR IN
OUTPUT
4
1
2
3
4
+
24
VAC
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Transformer
24 VAC
120 VAC
Utility Meter
Connecting to a 24V Source:
You can use existing 24V system in place or you can use the EnTouch 120V to 24V plug-in
transformer. EnTouch Part Number: TT000936
1. Run 24V power to the RSM from power source
2. Attach 24V to “24VAC” C and R (as shown in examples)
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Connecting the EnTouch One
Remote Sensor Module to the HVAC Controller
Your EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module connects to the web management portal through your
EnTouch One Master Controller.
To connect the RSM:
1. Select the menu icon on the Master Controller
2. Select Setup and Troubleshoot
3. Select Connect Devices
4. Select Remote Sensor
5. Your RSM should appear on this list. Connect the
device to the controller by selecting the device
6. Once the RSM is connected to the master controller, The device status will show a green box
with the word “Connected”. The RSSI and LQI will
also show up in a green box if a connection has a
strong connection. If the box is red or yellow, the
signal is weak and needs to be moved closer to the
master controller or connected to a master controller that is closer to the RSM.
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Setting Up Your
EnTouchGo User Portal
Using The Web Management Portal
The EnTouch One RSM can be managed remotely throught the EnTouchGo web portal. This is where
you will name your device, name and configure the individual inputs.
Step 1. Getting Online
Using a computer or tablet device
connect to www.entouchgo.com
If you are a first time user, click on the REGISTER
link to set up your account.
Step 2. Create A Facility And Add Your Devices
Adding A Facility
Go to the SETUP tab.
Click on ADD A FACILITY.
Enter a facility and assign it a name.
Enter location information – zip code and time zone
– for proper time and weather information.
• Enter contacts for the facility and set them up to receive SMS or EMAIL alerts.
• Enter optional data on facility size, energy rate, type
of facility, and energy categories for custom energy
mapping.
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Configuring Your EnTouch One
Remote Sensor Module
Adding Controllers To Your Facilities
• Go to the SETUP tab.
• Click on ADD A CONTROLLER.
• Enter the online passcode for the controller. This five-character code is found in the SYSTEM INFO
menu.
• Set alert preferences for the controller.
Configuring The Remote Sensor Module
Go to the SETUP tab.
Click on FACILITY INFORMATION.
Click on PREFERENCES.
In the text box under SENSOR CATEGORIES enter
the name of the graph to be used. (i.e. refrigeration,
cooler, boiler, bay door, smoke detector, etc.)
• Click SAVE AND EXIT
• Under the main SETUP tab, Click on REMOTE SENSOR
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Info Tab
This is for referencing settings for your RSM
Basic Tab
This is where you can assign names to the
sensor inputs as well as change the name of RSM
unit as needed.
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Configuring Your EnTouch One
Remote Sensor Module
Advanced Tab
Specify a category and sensor type for each of the
remote sensors.
All remote sensors belonging to the same Category
will appear within the same graph on the Sensors
graph page. A sensor category must be defined in
the Facility Preferences Setup page in order to appear in the Category list.
Note: More than one sensor can be applied to a category including different sensor types allowing them to
appear on the same graph.
Note: For Digital sensors, you will be able to specify
if activation occurs on ‘Open’ or ‘Close’, and assign a
custom label for Active and Inactive states.
Select the appropriate category so the sensor input will appear on the correct graph.
Category
• Do not display
• Display (the device name will be displayed)
Type
Note: For temperature sensors select 10k Type 2, 10k
• 10k Type 2
Type 3 or 20k Type 4. (Factory is not used)
• 10k Type 3
• 20k Type 4
For contact closure sensors, select digital.
• Factory
• Digital (should be used for dry contacts)
-The “Digital Setup” will toggle activate on Open or Closed
The Active Label should be a description of the alarm cause (ex. Door open, Area wet ect…)
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Configuring Your EnTouch One
Remote Sensor Module
Alerts Tab
This section allows you to configure and activate Maintenance Alerts for your RSM which will alert you
of potential maintenance activities.
Steps to configure and activate an alert:
• Provide the criteria for the alert.
• Specify whether alert notifications should be sent.
• Click the “Activate” checkbox to activate the alert
• Click “Save & Exit”
Temperature alerts under the performance tab require a temperature set point and duration that the
set point is exceeded before generating an alert.
Digital alerts under the performance tab require a
duration and also allow for a custom message.
Note: Contacts and alerting preferences are set up
under FACILITY INFORMATION > CONTACTS
Step 3. Viewing Your Data On The Portal
• Go to the GRAPHS tab.
• Click on SENSORS. Choosing this would display the sensor graphs.
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EnTouch One Remote Sensor Module
Limited Warranty
No need to worry when purchasing the EnTouch system. EnTouch Controls stands by the system with
a 1-year limited warranty.
EnTouch Controls warrants this product to be free from defects in the workmanship or materials, under
normal use and service, for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase. If at any time during
the warranty period, the product is determined to be defective or malfunctions, EnTouch Controls shall
repair or replace it at EnTouch Controls’ option.
If the product is defective;(i) return it, with a bill of sale or other dated proof of purchase, to the place
from which you purchased it; or (ii) call EnTouch Controls customer care at 800-850-9284. Customer
care will make the determination whether the product should be returned or whether a replacement
should be sent to you.
This warranty does not cover removal or reinstallation costs. The warranty shall not apply if it is determined by EnTouch Controls that the defect or malfunction was caused by improper usage while the
product was in possession of the user.
EnTouch Controls’ sole responsibility shall be to repair or replace this product within the terms stated
above. EnTouch Controls shall not be liable for any loss or damage of any kind, including any incidental
or consequential damages resulting, directly or indirectly, from any breach of any warranty, express or
implied, or any other failure of this product.
This warranty is the only express warranty EnTouch Controls makes on this product. The duration of
any implied warranties, including the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose,
is hereby limited to the duration of this warranty.
If you have any questions concerning this warranty, please write EnTouch Controls Customer Relations, 661 N. Plano Rd. Suite 323, Richardson, Texas 75081.
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