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2099UM9000A Cello 4s Programming Guide

This document provides instructions for programming the Cello 4s data logger through the WinGPS software. It discusses installing WinGPS on a local PC, connecting the data logger to the PC, and configuring the communication port settings in WinGPS. It also outlines different options for remote communication of data from the Cello 4s via SMS or TCP/IP connections. The document is intended to allow new users to follow step-by-step instructions to install the necessary software, connect the hardware, program the data logger, and set up data collection.

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Programming Guide

Cello Cello 4S

About this Guide:

Cello 4s is the latest variant of the Technolog Cellular range,

capable of monitoring multiple site parameters over 2G
(SMS/GPRS) or 3G networks, providing a comprehensive multi-
application solution for the Utilities and Industry.
The Cello 4s Quick Start User Guide is intended as condensed
summary document for configuring the Cello 4s with WinGPS.

This guide allows a new user to follow step-by-step instructions

for first time installations of both software and product, leading to
successful commissioning of the Cello 4s.

Contents
Section 1: Installation and Configuration of WinGPS software
1.1 Preparing Local PC Security
1.2 Installing WinGPS
1.3 Installation of Local communication Cable
1.4 Configuration of WinGPS Communications Port

Section 2: Remote Communication Options

2.1 Sending data to a Local instance of PMAC Plus via SMS
2.2 Sending data to a Local instance of PMAC Plus via a TCP/IP/UDP Data Connection
2.3 Sending data to a Local instance of PMAC Plus via a Data Connection through a
DMZ
2.4 Sending data to WaterCore Web Server

Section 3: Cello 4s SIM card Selection and Testing

3.1 SIM Card Selection
3.2 Disable PIN code
3.3 Insert the SIM into the Cello 4s
3.4 Cellular Signal testing

Section 4: Cello 4s Programming

4.1 Connect to Cello 4s
4.2 Configuring the Cello 4s
4.3 Validate inputs
4.4 Cellular communication settings
Section 5: Starting Recording
5.1 Connect to Cello 4s
5.2 Configuring the Cello 4s

Section 6: Diagnostic
6.1 Logger Menu
6.2 Tools Menu

Section 1
Installation and Configuration of WinGPS software
Cello 4s Data loggers can be locally programmed by using WinGPS. WinGPS also supports
diagnostic tools to monitor network communications.

1.1 Preparing Local PC Security

Prior to installation of Technolog WinGPS software, ensure that all login privileges for the
local PC are set to local administrator, with full administrative privileges.

For Technolog software to work correctly, the Windows User Account Control Settings
need to be changed to ‘Never Notify’.

The changes to the PC settings to ‘Never Notify’ in the User Account Control settings
will ensure correct installation of Technolog Software.

NOTE: PC must be restarted for this change to be enabled

Download and install the WinGPS.zip file, available at the link below, to your PC.
Please type or paste the link below into your Internet browser and execute.

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/wingps/WinGPS.zip

For WinGPS v1.35.0.10, please note that this is not currently an installer package for this
latest version WinGPS.
In the meantime the file should be copied to the WinGPS folder and run from there.

Once installed, WinGPS can be run from either the file location by clicking on
WinGPS.exe file or running from the Windows Apps menu.
A red banner will be displayed until the correct communication port is associated.

The next stage is to install the appropriate local communication cable. There are
typically two types of local communications cables supplied by Technolog for use with
Cello 4s, identified below.

USB to Logger Cable – (NAV1000081) – Driver installation

required. Connect directly to any available USB socket on a
Laptop/PC.

A driver must be loaded prior to inserting the cable.

Download the latest installation driver from the manufacturer’s Web-link below;

http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm

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Open Windows ‘Device Manager’ to identify the COM Port number assigned for the
Local communications cable. In the example below, COM 1 is shown. Make a note of
this port number

Where a serial 9 pin Serial port (DB9) connector is available

on a PC, Laptop or Tablet, no software drivers are required.
This port can be utilised for connection to either a modem or
Technolog’s Serial to logger cable (NAV1000912).

Connect the cable type identified in Section 1.3 of this manual.

Execute the WinGPS program by selecting the WinGPS icon

The following screen should be displayed.

The WinGPS port settings can be opened by two methods:

1. Clicking on the Red Banner at the base of the WinGPS window to open the Options
screen.

2. Selecting Tools  Options…

The correct Comm Port may be selected though the drop-down menu option in the top-
left corner of the screen below:

Select OK to store the port settings.

Section 2
Remote Communication Options
Cello 4s can be programmed to transmit data via SMS to a Host PC Modem or via a TCP IP /
UDP connection.

Option 1: Sending of Data directly to a Local Instance of PMAC Plus via SMS
(Refer to Section 2.1)

Option 2: Sending Data directly to a Local Instance of PMAC Plus via a TCP/IP/UDP Data
Connection
(Refer to Section 2.2)

Option 3: Sending Data directly to a Local Instance of PMAC Plus via a Data Connection
through a secure ‘Demilitarised Zone’ (DMZ). (Refer to Section 2.3)

Option 4: Sending Data directly to WaterCore

(Refer to Section 2.4)

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2.1 Sending Data directly to a Local Instance of PMAC Plus via SMS

2.1.1 Configure PMAC Plus server security settings.

Prior to installation of Technolog PMAC software, ensure that all login privileges for the
local PC are set to local administrator, with full administrative privileges.

For Technolog software to work correctly, the Windows User Account Control Settings
need to be changed to ‘Never Notify’.

PC must be restarted for this change to be enabled

To install PMAC, please type/paste into your Internet browser the link below;
https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/pmac/PMACPlus.zip

To install PMAC Plus, unzip the files from PMACPlus.zip

Right click on the ‘Setup.exe’ and select the option to ‘Run as Administrator’

For a new installation, the following screens will appear:

Select Next>

Next>

The installation process will continue until the process has finished.

Note:
If Re-installing/Upgrading your system, the following screen will be initially
displayed.

Please restart the computer once the installation is complete

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After restarting the PC, you will be requested to update the PMAC Database.

Select OK.

PMAC has now successfully installed.

Select Finish

To ensure PMAC Plus always runs in Administrator mode, right click on the Desktop
icon, to Open the PMAC Properties, select ‘Advanced…’ and tick ‘Run as administrator’

Select OK to finish

When PMAC starts, a popup window appears,

prompting for a Licence request key to be sent to your
Local Distributor or Technolog UK.
Please send an email to; [email protected]
detailing the code number.

On receipt of the Activation code, enter your software

licence key.

Alternatively, if you can select ‘continue trial’ to temporarily remove the screen. During
the trial period, the full features of PMAC are available, with the NAG screen appearing
intermittently.

2.1.3 Configure PMAC permissions

PMAC Plus requires various permissions in the registry to run in Windows.

Windows has two core variants, 32bit and 64 bit. These variants have different registry
structures.

PMAC maintains numerous registry keys and values in a several branches rooted at:

32 bit

 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Technolog Ltd\
64 bit

 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\Technolog Ltd\
PMAC requires full access to all these keys and the branches from each key.

Disk access
PMAC is usually installed to C:\PMAC and the application requires full access to this
folder and all sub folders. If PMAC is installed to another folder, the same rules apply.

Please contact your IT administrator or Technolog Support if you require any assistance
with this procedure.

When an SMS Modem is installed on the PMAC Server, an operator can request
information remotely to check operation of PMAC Plus and send alarms.

To use this Service, send an email to local distributor or Technolog UK, requesting the
‘Allow User SMS Interface facility’ and advise whether your PMAC server has a 32Bit or
64Bit operating system.
On receipt of the return email, place the Registry file onto your desktop and execute.

2.1.5 Test the SIM Card intended for SMS HOST PC modem and remove the PIN
Code Lock

Prior to inserting the SIM Card into any SMS PC Modem, it is important to check that the
SIM card has the PIN Code disabled and has sufficient credit to perform 2-way SMS
communications.

To ensure that the SIM card sends and receives SMS messages, simply insert into a
Cellular phone and send a text message to and from the SIM card.

Refer to section 3.3 of this document for more instructions.

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2.1.6 Identify and install the appropriate PC Modem for SMS communications

Option A – Installing Fastrack FXT009 (For 2G Networks / SIM Cards only)

Kit comprises of:

DB15M to DB9F Serial Cable
GSM Aerial (SMA)
RS232 DB9 Male to DB15 Female cable

If no RS232 DB9 Serial socket is available on the Server, it may be

necessary to install a Prolific USB to RS232 adaptor cable
(NAV1001944) where the drivers must be loaded prior to inserting
the cable.
Download the latest installation driver from the link below;
http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm

Ensuring the SIM Card is clean and free from fingerprints, install the SIM Card into the
modem, ensuring the SIM Card lock mechanism is closed by sliding over the locking
mechanism as shown in the images below;

Connect to an available RS232 DB9 Serial socket (or USB to RS232 Adaptor). Connect
Aerial to Modem, connect Power Supply Unit (PSU) to the Fastrack Modem and wait
until the LED starts to flash. A flashing led indicates that the SIM card has registered
onto the network

Open PMAC Plus in SYSTEM MANAGER,

User Name: system

Password: system

Select
Edit,
Communications Port

Cello Modems, Add..

Cello Modem
Next>

Select the Communications Port to which the Cello Modem

is connected to.
Communications Port (COM?)

Next >

Select: Sierra Wireless / Wavecom FXT009

Next >

Set Baud Rate (serial connection to modem)

Baud Rate: 115200
Select: GSM Modem
Next >

Dial-out Group:
Select ‘Cello Modems’
Next >

Name: Cello Modem #1 (editable)

Next >

Setup complete

Restart PMAC Plus

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Option - B: Installation of Gemalto GSM Modem (For 2G/3G SIM Cards)

Kit comprises of:

EHSx Driver Installation
USB-A to USB-B cable (see image)
GSM Aerial (SMA)
Gemalto Modem

Locate the file EHSx Driver v1113.zip and unzip the contents.
If you don’t have this file, email [email protected].

Extract the supplied EHSx Driver v1113 file to desktop.

Open Windows Device Manager and connect the modem. You will see multiple entries in
‘Other devices’

Right-click on each item, individually, to Update Driver.

Browse to desktop and to the EHSx Driver folder and select the USB sub-directory.

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You should see several entries for the Cinterion EHx USB in the Ports section but it’s in
the Modems parent option you need to check which details the port.

Find the correct COM port number by right-clicking on the device, Properties and select
Modem.

In this instance the modem is shown to be connected to COM3

Ensuring the SIM Card is clean and free from fingerprints, insert the SIM Card is fully
until you hear/feel the click of the locking mechanism.
If you need to remove the SIM, depressing the SIM card will eject it from the modem.
Connect USB-B plug to the Gemalto Modem and the USB-A plug to the PC. Connect
the Power Supply Unit (PSU) to the Gemalto Modem and attach the antenna. Wait until
the GREEN LED illuminates and the RED LED starts to flash.

Initial status
Static Green LED

After initialisation
Static Green LED
Flashing Red LED

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Open PMAC Plus in SYSTEM MANAGER,
Select Edit,
Communications Port

Cello Modems, Add..

Cello Modem
Next>

Select the Communications Port which the Host Modem is

connected.

Communications Port (COM?)

Next >

Select:
Gemalto 3G Modem

Next >

Set Baud Rate (serial connection to modem)

Baud Rate: 115200
Select; GSM Modem

Next >

Dial-out Group:
Select Cello Modems
Next >

Name: Cello Modem #1 (editable)

Next >

Finish >
Setup complete

Restart PMAC Plus

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2.1.7 Check the Host Modem (i.e. Option A or Option B) is visible in PMAC
comms driver window

Open the Communications Device(s) and ‘click’ on this icon on the PC toolbar
The PMAC Communications window should open detailing all communication devices
installed in PMAC.

If the Cello Modem has been installed correctly the modem will be indicating

“Searching for Cello Data”

Send a text message in international format (i.e. +44..) containing only the letter S to the
SIM Card in the Host Modem.

On receipt of this message the Host Modem will reply with the status of PMAC.

The message on the phone should display ‘PMAC is running’.

However, if you do not receive a reply, please confirm the following;

 PMAC Plus is running.

 The PC modem communications cable is plugged into the correct communication

port

 The modem is switched on (LED is illuminated and indicating modem registration)

 The SIM card is correctly installed with the locking mechanism closed.

 The SIM PIN Code is disabled.

 The SIM ‘SMS’ number sent from the phone is correct.

 Registry entries have been added (See Section 2.1.3 of this document).

However, if all the above have been checked, it may be necessary to validate the SIM
again by placing the SIM inside a mobile phone and sending a SMS text message to
another mobile / cellular phone.

2.2 Sending Data directly to Local Instance of PMAC Plus via a TCP IP/UDP
Data Connection

2.2.1 Configure PMAC Plus server security settings.

Prior to installation of Technolog PMAC software, ensure that all login privileges for the
local PC are set to local administrator, with full administrative privileges.

For Technolog software to work correctly, the Windows User Account Control Settings
need to be changed to ‘Never Notify’.

PC must be restarted for this change to be applied

To install PMAC, please type/paste into your Internet browser the link below;

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/pmac/PMACPlus.zip

To install PMAC Plus, unzip the files from PMACPlus.zip

Right click on the ‘Setup.exe’ and select the option to ‘Run as Administrator’

For a new installation, the following screens will appear:

Select Next>

Select All Protocols.

Next>

The installation process will continue until the process has finished.

Note:
If re-installing PMAC, the following screen will be alternatively displayed.

Please restart the computer once the installation is complete

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After restarting the PC, you will be requested to update the PMAC Database.

Select OK.

PMAC should now indicate that it’s been successfully installed.

Select Finish

Run PMAC from the Desktop icon,

When starting PMAC, a pop-up window may appear,

prompting for a software licence key. Please send an
email to; [email protected] detailing the
licence request key number.

On receipt of the software licence key, copy and paste

into the popup window and select ‘Update’.

Alternatively, if you may select ‘continue trial’ to temporarily remove the screen.

During the trial period, the full features of PMAC are available, with the NAG screen
appearing intermittently.

PMAC Plus requires various permissions in the registry to run in Windows.

Windows has two core variants, 32bit and 64 bit. These variants have different registry
structures.

PMAC maintains numerous registry keys and values in a several branches rooted at:

32 bit

 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Technolog Ltd\

64 bit

 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\Technolog Ltd\

PMAC requires full access to all these keys and the branches from each key.

Disk access
PMAC is usually installed to C:\PMAC and the application requires full access to this
folder and all sub folders. If PMAC is installed to another folder, the same rules apply.

Please contact your IT administrator or Technolog Support if you require any assistance
with this procedure.

To provide both security and communications with the Cello 4s, PMAC Plus uses a
TGSN (Technolog GPRS Service Node) module.

This can be installed in between the ‘dirty’ internet and ‘clean’ corporate network as
required.

The TGSN module may be either installed onto the same server as PMAC Plus (as
described below) or onto a separate server (i.e. within what we call a DMZ). For
security, we normally recommend the latter option, with the TGSN module situated away
from the corporate network, residing between two firewalls creating a Demilitarised Zone
(DMZ).

The TGSN module performs two key roles:

 Receives and stores any inbound data / alarms sent by the Cello 4s for subsequent
collection by PMAC Plus.
 Allows outgoing messages from PMAC to be collected by the Cello 4s upon next
inbound connection.

Any outgoing messages to the Cello data logger from PMAC Plus (i.e to fill data gaps)
can be thought of as being stored in the TGSN 'outcache' for collection by the Cello.
Oubound messages are picked-up when the Cello next communicates with the server
installed with the TGSN module.

If the TGSN module is to be installed onto a separate server, away from PMAC, one
firewall is normally be configured to allow inbound traffic from the outside world, whilst
the firewall separating the TGSN module from PMAC should be configured to allow
outbound traffic, i.e. from PMAC to the TGSN module on a specific port. This method
prevents any potential unauthorised 'inbound' connections through to the corporate
network.

As a minimum requirement you would need a static IP address / domain name for the
Cello to send data to. Traffic arriving on this address may need to be port -forwarded to
the PMAC server inside the corporate network.

For data communications;

 Cello's should be configured for GPRS/3G data - requiring a specific configuration file.
 The Cello SIM telephone number should be saved into the 4s
 Network APN, user name and password would need to programmed into the Cello 4s

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2.2.5 Installing TGSN Communication Module onto PMAC Local Server

1. You will require the following files;

TGSN-PMAC-Setup.reg (where indicates 32 or 64 Bit systems)

TGSN.exe

Please check with [email protected] for current version.

2. Ensure that the computer is logged in under Administrator mode.

3. Create a TGSN sub-directory, C:\TGSN, where C is the local computer drive letter

4. Copy TGSN.exe & the TGSN_PMAC-Setup (32 or 64).reg files into the TGSN
directory.

Change the ‘TGSN.exe’ properties to ‘Always run as Administrator’ by selecting

TGSN.exe, then ‘Right click’ on the TGSN.exe file and change the file properties
to;

‘Run as administrator’

5. Go into DOS Command prompt: Select START  Enter text CMD into the empty
field

6. Right click on the CMD.exe, then choose ‘Run as Administrator’

7. Type cd c:\tgsn at the prompt to change the current directory path to the new
TGSN directory.

8. Check Computer, System Properties to identify 32Bit or 64Bit.

9. Type TGSN-PMAC-Setup(32) or TGSN-PMAC-Setup(64).reg

11. Type “tgsn /install” and press the return key

12. Restart PC

13. Windows Explorer, check in the C:\TGSN\Log folder for a debug file with today’s
date.
A TGSN key request number (See framed section below) will be shown.

Please copy and paste this number into an email and send to
[email protected] or your local Technolog Sales representative stating
the system type (32 bit or 64bit).

14. On receipt of the registry file, copy the file to your desktop and run. This action will
unlock the TGSN Service on your PMAC Server.

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15. Restart the PMAC Server and check that the TGSN service is running.

a) Select START  SETTINGS  CONTROL PANEL

b) Select ‘Administrative Tools’

c) Select ‘Services’ and the window shown below will be displayed.

d) Check that the service highlighted below can be started by clicking the green
play button

16. Configure PMAC Communications

Run PMAC Plus and Log in as System Manager

Edit, Communication Ports.

Select ‘Utility Data Networks’ and select ‘Add’

17. Select Utility Data Network (TMSC/TGSN)

Next >

18. Click on the pulldown to select;

Local GPRS Service

Select Next >

19. Leave the Account Name & Password as;

Account Name / System ID: PMAC

Password: PMAC

20. Select the default Dial-out group:

Utility Network

21. Keep the default selection

Select Next >

22 Select Finish >

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2.2.6 Check that the TGSN connection is visible in PMAC comms driver window

Open the Communications Device(s) and ‘click’ on this icon on the PC toolbar

The PMAC Communications window should open detailing all communication devices
installed in PMAC.

“Waiting for messages”

The IP address / domain name and port number is simply programmed directly into
the Cello.
The router (if fitted) forwards incoming traffic arriving at this IP address to the TGSN
Module.
The connection should be tested prior to setting up the Cello.

A typical online site is detailed below:

https://yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

IP Address of
PMAC TGSN
Server

Port for PMAC

TGSN Module to
check for
Inbound Data

This tool allows you to check your external IP address and detect open ports on your
connection.

Please ensure your port forwarding of data to PMAC is setup correctly and the PMAC
TGSN application is not being blocked by a firewall.

To ensure that the Cello successfully communicates with the TGSN Communication
Module, Port Forwarding (Port: 1801 in this example) may need to be enabled on the
Router.

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2.3 Sending Data directly to Local Instance of PMAC Plus via a Data
Connection through a Demilitarised Zone (DMZ)

2.3.1 Configure PMAC Plus AND TGSN server security settings.

Prior to installation of PMAC Plus and TGSN software, ensure that all login privileges for
each PC are set to local administrator, with full administrative privileges.

For Technolog software to work correctly, the Windows User Account Control Settings
need to be changed to ‘Never Notify’.

PC must be restarted for this change to be applied

To install PMAC, please type/paste into your Internet browser the link below;
https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/pmac/PMACPlus.zip

To install PMAC Plus, unzip the files from PMACPLus.zip

Right click on the ‘Setup.exe’ and select the option to ‘Run as Administrator’

For a new installation, the following screens will appear:

Select Next>

Select All Protocols.

Next>
The installation process will continue until the process has finished.

Note: If Re-installing/Upgrading your system, the following screen will be initially

displayed.

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After restarting the PC, you will be requested to update the PMAC Database.

Select OK.

PMAC has now successfully installed.

Select Finish

To run PMAC from the Desktop icon, simply click on the icon, select Advances and
ensuring the properties are set to ‘Always run in Administrator mode’. To do this click on
the icon and change the properties

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When PMAC is run, a pop window appears, prompting for a Licence request key.

Please send an email to; [email protected]

detailing the code number.

On receipt of the Activation code, enter your software

licence key.

Alternatively, if you can select ‘continue trial’ to temporarily remove the screen.

During the trial period, the full features of PMAC are available, with the NAG screen
appearing intermittently.

2.3.3 Configure PMAC permissions

PMAC Plus requires various permissions in the registry to run in Windows.

Windows has two core variants, 32bit and 64 bit. These variants have different registry
structures.

PMAC maintains numerous registry keys and values in a several branches rooted at:

32 bit
 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Technolog Ltd\

64 bit
 HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\TechnologLtd\
 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\Technolog Ltd\
PMAC requires full access to all these keys and the branches from each key.

Disk access
PMAC is usually installed to C:\PMAC and the application requires full access to this
folder and all sub folders. If PMAC is installed to another folder, the same rules apply.

Please contact your IT administrator or Technolog Support if you require any assistance
with this procedure.

To provide both security and communications with the Cello 4s, PMAC Plus uses a TGSN
module. This can be installed in between the ‘dirty’ internet and ‘clean’ corporate network
as required. The TGSN module may be either installed onto the same server as PMAC
Plus or onto a separate server (as described below) i.e. within what we call a DMZ. For
security, we normally recommend the latter option, with the TGSN module situated away
from the corporate network, residing between two firewalls creating a Demilitarised Zone
(DMZ).

The TGSN module performs two key roles:

 Receives and stores any inbound data / alarms sent by the Cello 4s for subsequent
collection by PMAC Plus
 Allows outgoing messages from PMAC to be collected by the Cello 4s upon next
inbound connection.

As a minimum requirement, a static IP address / domain name for the Cello to send data
to is required. Traffic arriving on this address may need to be port -forwarded to the
PMAC server inside the corporate network. The Cello should be configured for
GPRS/3G data using a specific configuration file.

You will require the following files;

TGSN-PMAC-Setup**.reg (where ** indicates 32 or 64 Bit systems)
TGSN.exe

Please check with [email protected] for current version.

1. Ensure that the TGSN is logged in under Administrator mode.

2. Create a TGSN sub-directory, C:\TGSN, where C is the local computer drive letter

3. Copy TGSN.exe & the TGSN_PMAC-Setup (32 or 64).reg files into the TGSN
directory.

4. Change the ‘TGSN.exe’ properties to ‘Always run as Administrator’ by selecting

TGSN.exe, then ‘Right click’ on the TGSN.exe file and change the file properties
to;

‘Run as administrator’

5. From Windows search, Type CMD to open the Command Prompt Window

6. Right click on the CMD.exe, then choose ‘Run as Administrator’

7. Type cd c:\tgsn at the prompt to change the current directory path to the new
TGSN directory.

8. Check System Properties to identify if the Server is 32Bit or 64Bit.

9. Type TGSN-PMAC-Setup(32).reg for 32bit system

OR
TGSN-PMAC-Setup(64).reg for 64bit system.

Select OK

11. Type “tgsn /install” and press the return key

12. Restart PC

13. From Windows Explorer, check in the C:\TGSN\Log folder for a debug file with
today’s date.
A Key Request Number (See framed section below) will be shown

Please copy and paste this number into an email and send to your Tech
Support stating whether the system type is 32 bit or 64 bit.

14. On receipt of the unlock code, copy the attached file and place it into the C:\TGSN
folder and run the file. This will unlock the TGSN Service.

15. Restart the PMAC Server and check that the TGSN service is running.

Select START  SETTINGS  CONTROL PANEL

Select ‘Administrative Tools’

Select ‘Services’ and the window shown below will be displayed.

Check that the service highlighted below can be started by clicking the green play
button

16. Configure PMAC Plus to communicate with the

TGSN Server

Run PMAC Plus and Log in as System Manager

Edit, Communication Ports.

Select ‘Utility Data Networks’ and select ‘Add’

17. Select Utility Data Network (TMSC/TGSN)

Next >

Enter the IP address or machine name of

where the TGSN module is installed

Enter the Server Port number

(8100 by default)

Select Next >

Account Name / System ID: PMAC

Password: PMAC

19. Select the default Dial-out group:

Utility Network

Keep the default selection

Select Next >

20. Select Finish >

Restart PMAC

2.3.6 Check that the TGSN connection is visible in PMAC

comms driver window
Open the Communications Device(s) and ‘click’ on this icon on the PC toolbar
The PMAC Communications window should open detailing all communication devices
installed in PMAC.

If the Cello Modem has been installed correctly the modem will be indicating:

“Waiting for messages”

The IP address / domain name and port number is simply programmed directly into the
Cello. The router (if fitted) forwards incoming traffic arriving at this IP address to the
TGSN Module. The connection should be tested prior to setting up the Cello.

Typical online site is detailed below:

https://yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

IP Address of
PMAC TGSN
Server

Port for PMAC

TGSN Module
to check for
Inbound Data

Please ensure your port forwarding (typically 1801) is setup correctly on the router and the PMAC
TGSN application is not being blocked by firewalls.

2.4 Sending Data directly to WaterCore Webserver

2.4.1 Please contact Technolog Sales & Support department on [email protected].

We will require the following information:

 Your full contact details

 Email address
 Serial number of each Cello 4s
 SIM telephone number
 Details of any purchase order / contract.
 Details of an existing WaterCore account, if already subscribed. This would typically
be an email recipient with assigned login credentials

Section 3

Cello 4s SIM Card Selection and Testing

3.1 Select SIM Card for use inside Cello 4s

The Cello 4s can be used with 2G & 3G capable SIM Cards for both SMS & 2G / 3G
Data communications

Technolog recommends purchasing SIM cards with sufficient credit for either SMS or
Data transmission based on the intended frequency of transmission.

3.2 Disable PIN Code

Insert the SIM into a Mobile/Cellular phone and, if prompted, enter the PIN code. If the
PIN Code is unknown, contact the Service Provider for the default code. After the SIM is
unlocked, change the settings to DISABLE the PIN Code Lock, referring to the Mobile
phone manufacturer’s user manual.

Power down & restart the mobile phone to ensure the PIN Code is deactivated before
inserting the SIM into the Cello 4s.

3.3 Insert the SIM into the Cello 4s

Remove the Cello 4s lid, insert the SIM Card in accordance with the Cello 4s Product
Manual (2099PM9000)

Refer to; “Entering the enclosure” and “SIM Card replacement”

When inserted the SIM Card into the holder, the SIM becomes locked in place via a
sprung latch mechanism.

Removal of the SIM card is only possible by withdrawing the latch away from the SIM
card allowing the SIM card to be partially ejected.
Ensure the SIM card contacts are kept clean and free from fingerprints.

Perform a signal / SIM test using WinGPS.

Select ‘Modem’  ‘Wake GSM Modem Shift+F1’ to Wake GSM Modem.

This procedure must be done to validate coverage for the SIM Card Network Service
provider and that the Cello 4s can read the SIM Card IMSI

Base station information shows the Rx level as an indication of signal strength.

Note: To avoid excessive battery consumption this mode should not be enabled for more
than 3 minutes.

Typical Rx Levels:
8 - Marginal signal for SMS / Poor for Data
15+ - Good signal for SMS & Data communications

Refit the lid, ensuring no debris around the top of the Cello 4s body and the rubber seal
of the Cello 4s lid assembly.

It is advisable to repeat the signal test to ensure the aerial connection has not become
dislodged after refitting the aerial/lid assembly.

When the SIM Card is not fitted, every available Base Station, with Service Provider
information, will be shown in the Terminal window.

When you have completed the signal test,

press the <ENTER> key to stop the Cello
Signal test
After a minute the Cello should returns
OK
AT+CPOF

To close the Terminal window, click on

the ‘X’ at the TOP/RIGHT corner of the
Terminal screen.

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Section 4
Cello 4s Programming
4.1 Connect communications cable to the Cello 4s
1. Set up the local communications port in WinGPS as identified in Section 1.3.
2. Run WinGPS
3. Click on the centre of the WinGPS main screen to communicate with the Cello 4s.
4. All Cello 4s data loggers will be supplied preconfigured as per the build specification.

It is important to only reconfigure using configuration files appropriate to the product type
and transducer pressure range (if fitted).

4.2 4s Configuration

Cello 4s configuration files are used to determine the 4s application, recording strategy
and mode of Cellular communication, i.e. SMS-‘Short Message Service’ to a 2G &/or 3G
SMS Modem or via GPRS/3G TCP/IP Connections to a local instance of PMAC Plus via
a TGSN Connection.

It is important to familiarise yourself with the following parameters and recording

strategies prior to configuration;

Key Parameters:

 Timebase:

This is the 'heartbeat' of the logging process. Each timebase interval the Cello 4s
examines its configuration and decides if a channel requires a log to be taken and acts
accordingly. Using a common timebase, channels may have different logging rates. The
timebase may not be changed if the Cello 4s is logging. Refer to Rate.

 Logging rate / Interval:

The logging rate is the time between samples taken and must be a multiple of the Cello
4s Timebase (above). Logging rates may be defined individually for each channel.
Rates may only be changed if the Cello 4s is at standby.

Note: The Logging Rate is renamed to ‘Debounce Period’ in some software packages
when used with the Sate Recording strategy.

Common Recording Strategies:

 State Recording:

If configured for this mode, a change of input state is determined from two components;
Timebase + Debounce Period

Each ‘Timebase’, the channel input is examined (i.e. for an open/on or closed/off status)
A Debounce period is added since many inputs oscillate between two states in boundary
conditions (for example, where a ‘wave’ action may cause a level switch to open or close
repeatedly, or an off / off condition creates a double contact / ‘bounce’).

A new state is only recorded if the current state condition (sampled by the Timebase)
remains unchanged throughout the debounce period.

Example 1:
When the input (open/closed) contacts have been in a new state for greater than the
additional Debounce period

Example2:
To detect when a pump switches on or off, the Timebase (input examination) could be
set to 10 seconds and the Debounce period could also set to 10 seconds. In this
scenario, it would take 20 seconds before a possible change of state is recorded
/actioned.

 Analogue Recording

This refers to both voltage and 4-20mA input signals.

Each logging interval an instantaneous measurement is taken. Input range is 0 to 2.5V.

This is scaled to 0.4 to 2.0V when recording 4-20mA over a 100ohm resistor. Recording
strategy is typically used to record 4-20mA inputs from flow meters and other
instrumentation.

 Frequency Recording

Each logging interval the input signal is counted over a specified (typically short, e.g. 2
second) period. At the end of the period a 2 byte value is stored. Maximum input
frequency is 16 kHz. This recording strategy is typically used to record meters with high
frequency outputs, motor speeds, etc.

 Count Recording

Pulses are counted over, and stored at end of each logging interval. Up to 16000 pulses
may be stored in any one logging period with a limitation of 45 pulses per second.
Recording strategy is typically used to record flow rate and volume from bulk flow
meters.

 Event Recording

Time of an event (typically based on the interval between two pulses) is stored down to a
configurable 1 or 10 second resolution. Maximum rate of events for reliable operation is
5 events per second. Recording strategy is typically used to record pulses from meters
where a higher level of resolution, greater than fixed interval Count recording, is
required. Event recording does not count pulses over logging intervals.

Examples of Cello 4s configurations files are shown below:

Cello4s-SMS-BAR-1F__B.cfg

Pressure (10 bar, Hi-Res.), Flow (Count), Internal battery voltage, SMS Data Send

Cello4s-GPRS-PSI-1FF2-TB.cfg

Pressure - 150PSI / 300 PSI, Dual Flow (Count), Water Temp, Internal battery voltage,
GPRS Data Send

Should a configuration file be required for a specific application, or are experiencing

issues whilst attempting to reconfigure the Cello 4s, please contact your local Technolog
representative or [email protected]

On receipt of your requested configuration file, ensure you place this into a subfolder
named within the WinGPS directory. It is advised to name the folder according to the
specific application type.

Note; any data not downloaded will be lost after configuring the Cello 4s.

To configure the Cello 4s, select the appropriate configuration file for your application
Select Logger  Configure (CTRL+C)  Configuration File Location  Configure

Select the configuration file according to intended application by browsing the file
location.

Select the configuration file location

Once you have selected your specific configuration file, select ‘Configure’ to continue.

These details should be automatically completed following configuration, with the exception of the
site specific details.

4.2.2.1 Populate the following General Fields

 PMAC ID:
This is a unique main reference for all data sent to the server. Enter up to 10 numbers

 Site Name:
Enter up to 28 characters to identify location of installation

 Site No: Optional.

 Mode:
Rotating Store: When the memory becomes full, the oldest data is removed and new
data is stored in the vacated area
Store until Full: Data is logged until the channel memory is exhausted; when the
memory is full, the logger stops logging and reverts to a standby condition.

 Set Clock: Synchronise Cello 4s to Computer clock

Note: As soon as changes are made a red prompt will appear.

Click Save changes when complete.

Key Parameters:

 Timebase:

 Logging rate / Interval:

1. Set the Timebase to the required value (typically 15 minutes)

Note: Changing this value will affect the logging rate of ALL channels

2. Select a pressure channel by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the channel line and
click the mouse. The selected channel will now be highlighted with a blue banner as
shown above.

3. With the pressure port vented to atmosphere, set or zero any existing pressure offset:

Click on ‘Live Input’

Select ‘Edit Value’
Overwrite value with ‘0’ (or add an offset). Select OK to save the changes.

Repeat process for any additional pressure channels

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4. From the main ‘Channels’ tab screen, select Edit Channel.

Enter the following parameters:

 Logging rate: (Typically set to 15 minutes or same as Timebase)

The logging rate is the time between samples taken and must be a multiple of
the Cello 4s Timebase. Logging rates may be defined individually for each
channel. Rates may only be changed if the Cello 4s is at standby.

 Channel name

 Threshold: Leave as default value. Select OK

5. Validate Pressure input

 Attach the Cello 4s pressure port to the pipe/vessel and again click on ‘Live
Input’.
Ensure that the sensed reading is as expected.

 Repeat the process for any additional pressure channels.

With Count recording, pulses are counted over, and stored at end of each logging
period. Up to 16000 pulses may be stored in any one logging period. Pulse (flow) input
should not exceed more than 45 pulses per second.

1. Set the Timebase to the required value (typically 15 minutes)

Note: Changing this value will affect the logging rate on ALL channels

2. Select the Count (Flow) channel, by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the
channel and click. The selected channel will now be highlighted with a blue
banner as shown above.

3. Select ‘Edit Channel’

Configure the following parameters:

 Logging rate:
Typically set to 15 minutes, or a multiple of the Timebase

The logging rate is the time between samples taken and must be a multiple of the
Cello 4s Timebase. Logging rates may be defined individually for each channel.
Rates may only be changed if the Cello 4s is at standby.

 Channel name

 Threshold:
Leave at default value.

 Pulse Scale factor, representing the weight of the flow meter pulse output.

Ensure Pull-up and Debounce are selected for count (flow) input channels

The pulse weight / significance should be so that:

o No more than 16000 pulses are counted over the logging interval

o Maximum input frequency should not exceed 45 pulses per second

Based on the formulae below;

Logging rate x 60 * x = 16000, where ‘x’ denotes the max input frequency.

Therefore: 16000 / (logging rate * 60) = ‘x’ (max pulse input freq. (pulses per second))

Example:

For a 15 minute logging rate, the max pulse input from a flow meter would be 17Hz since
this doesn’t exceed any of the above criteria.

 Repeat for all remaining ‘Count’ channels

4. Validate Count (Flow) input

Return to main Channel Tab and highlight the Count (Flow) channel

 Click on ‘Live input’

 Using the appropriate input cable, create a series of pulses by quickly touching the
Channel input and Ground wires together. WinGPS should indicate that pulses are
being received at the bottom of the screen.

 Make a permanent, watertight connection between the Cello 4s input cable and the
pulse unit.

 Click on ‘Live input’ again to test and validate pulses are being received from the flow
meter whilst the meter is registering flow. WinGPS should indicate that pulses are
being received at the bottom of the screen. Changes to the weight of the pulse output
from the meter may be necessary.

 Repeat the above process for any additional Count channels

Times of an event (typically based on the interval between two pulses) are stored down
to a configurable 1 or 10 second resolution. Maximum rate of events for reliable
operation is 5 events per second. This recording strategy is typically used to record
pulses from rain gauges or where a higher level of resolution, greater than fixed interval
Count recording, is required, typically from flow meters. Unlike Count recording, Event
recording does not count and record pulses over logging intervals.

1. Leave Timebase set to the default / pre-configured value

2. Select the Event channel, by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the channel and click.
The selected channel will now be highlighted with a blue banner as shown above.

3. Select ‘Edit Channel’

Configure the following parameters:

 Event divider (1 – 255)

Sets the number of pulses detected before calculating the intensity of events.
Please leave as default value.

 Channel name

 Pulse Scale factor:

i.e. Pulse weight, or in this case, representing the Rain gauge pulse volume

 Ensure that the Pull-up & Debounce check boxes are enabled.

 Click OK

4. Validate Event (Rain gauge) input

Return to main Channel Tab and highlight the Event (Rainfall) channel

 Click on ‘Live input’

 Make a permanent, watertight connection between the Cello 4s input cable and the
pulse unit.

 Click on ‘Live input’ again to test and validate pulses can be received directly from the
instrument. WinGPS should indicate that pulses are being received at the bottom of
the screen.

 Repeat the above process for any additional Event channels

4.2.3.4 Configure Digital State Inputs

The Cello 4s can record a change in state, typically a pump switching on or off or even a
door closing.

1. Select the State (Pump) channel, by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the channel line
and clicking the mouse button. The selected channel will now be highlighted with a blue
banner.

2. Select ‘Edit Channel’

Configure the following parameters:

 Timebase (referenced in the main Channels tab screen, above) and Debounce period

A change of input state is determined from two components; Timebase + Debounce

Period

Each ‘Timebase’, the channel input is examined (i.e. for an open/on or closed/off
status)
A Debounce period is added since many inputs oscillate between two states in
boundary conditions (i.e. for example, where a ‘wave’ action may cause a level switch
to open or close repeatedly, or an off / off condition creates a double contact /
‘bounce’).

A new state is only recorded if the current state condition (sampled by the Timebase)
remains unchanged throughout Debounce period). i.e when the input (open / closed
contacts) have been in a new state for greater than the additional Debounce period.

For example, to detect when a pump switches on or off, the Timebase (input
examination) could be set to 10 seconds and the Debounce period could also set to 10
seconds. In this scenario, it would take 20 seconds before a possible change of state is
recorded / actioned.

 Channel name

 Status descriptions representing contact input status, i.e. Open / Closed, On / Off,
Pump On, Pump Off

 Ensure the Pull-up & Debounce check boxes are enabled.

3. Validate State input

 Using the appropriate input cable, touch the channel input wires together

 Click on live input to validate that a change of state is detected.

 Make a permanent, watertight connection between the Cello 4s input cable and the
‘state’ device / contact.

 Repeat the process for any additional state channels

Each logging interval the input signal is counted over a specified (typically short, e.g.
2 second) period. Maximum input frequency is 16 kHz. This recording strategy is
typically used to record flow meter velocity with high frequency output signals, motor
speeds, etc.

1. Set the Timebase to the required value (typically 15 minutes)

Note: Changing this value will affect the logging rate on ALL channels

2. Select the Frequency channel, by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the channel
line and click the mouse button. The selected channel will now be highlighted with
a blue banner.

3. Select ‘Edit Channel’

Configure the following parameters:

 Logging rate:
Typically set to 15 minutes or same as Timebase

The logging rate is the time between samples taken and must be a multiple of the
Cello 4s Timebase (above). Logging rates may be defined individually for each
channel. Rates may only be changed if the Cello 4s is at standby.

 Channel name
Up to 28 characters

 Threshold:
Leave at default value.

 Enter max frequency range / input (i.e. up to 16000Hz), corresponding to 100%

scaling and units. Both the range and scaling fields are editable

 Pull-up and Debounce are typically disabled whilst in this mode.

 Repeat for all other ‘Frequency’ channels

4. Validate Frequency input

 Make a permanent, watertight connection between the Cello 4s input cable and the
Frequency input

 Highlight Frequency Channel

 Click on ‘Live input’ to test that a frequency signal is being received.

 WinGPS should indicate the correct scaling based on the frequency range entered.
Please contact Technolog if you require any assistance with this strategy.

 Repeat the above process for any additional Frequency channels

Each logging interval an instantaneous measurement is taken. Maximum input voltage

is 0-2.5V DC. 4-20mA is scaled to 0.4 to 2.0V when applied across a 100ohm resistor.
This recording strategy is typically used to record 4-20mA inputs from flow meters and
other instrumentation.

Refer to;
Cello 4s Manual 2099PM9000 Product Manual for DIP Switch settings

1. Set the Timebase to the required value (typically 15 minutes)

Note: Changing this value will affect the logging rate on ALL channels

2. Select the analogue channel by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the channel
line and clicking the mouse button. The selected channel will now be highlighted
with a blue banner.

Complete the following parameters:

 Logging rate: Typically set to 15 minutes or same as Timebase

The logging rate is the time between samples taken and must be a multiple of the
Cello 4s Timebase (above). Logging rates may be defined individually for each
channel. Rates may only be changed if the Cello 4s is at standby.

 Channel name

 Threshold: Default value.

 Enter maximum scaling (i.e. 100) and units (i.e. %) corresponding to the maximum
input voltage or 20mA value, as determined by the configuration file.

 Pull-up and Debounce are typically disabled whilst in this mode.

 Repeat for all other Analogue channels

 Refer to Cello 4s product manual 2099PM9000 with respect to applying 4-20mA

signals according to your build variant

The "Universal 8 signal input" variant of Cello 4S features internal PCB mounted
'dip switches' that allow a user to individually configure 12v Outputs for energising
external transmitters or applying 4-20mA signal inputs

4. Validate Analogue input

 Make a permanent, watertight connection between the Cello 4s input cable and the
Analogue input

 Highlight Analogue Channel

 Click on ‘Live input’ to test that the expected analogue signal is being received.

 WinGPS should indicate the correct scaling based on the maximum analogue
range and units entered. Please contact Technolog if you require any assistance
with this strategy.

 Repeat the above process for any additional analogue channels

This recording strategy is specifically used for encoder enabled flow meters.
The Encoder meter register is polled each logging interval.
Each encoder register connected to the Cello 4s has a unique identifier.

Refer to;
Cello 4s Manual 2099PM9000 Product Manual for DIP Switch settings

1. Set the Timebase to the required value (typically 15 minutes)

Note: Changing this value will affect the logging rate on ALL channels

2. Select the Encoder channel by positioning the mouse ‘cursor’ over the Encoder Meter
input and clicking OK. The selected channel will now be highlighted with a blue banner.

3. Connect the encoder meter register (refer to Cello 4s product manual 2099PM9000)

4. Click Live Input. The current read should match the register display and confirm Cello
connectivity.

5. Click Edit Channel.

6. Leave the Logging Rate as the default value.

7. Channel Name / MUI ID: Type the corresponding MIU ID (typically the Cello serial
number).

8. Edit the Scale Factor field to match the utilities preferred unit of measure, i.e. gal=
gallons, cum = cubic meters, etc.

9. Repeat the above process for any additional Flow Encoder channels

4.2.4 Meter Indexes

This is supplementary to Pulse Count or Encoder Channel inputs. This tab is only
required when meter indices need to be transmitted to a remote server

1. Select the Index tab and Edit Format to represent the meter’s moving dials.

2. Carefully enter the index values for all configured Flow channels.

3. Wait for sufficient flow to pass through, then re-read the meter index and confirm the
Cello index corresponds to the water meter index.

4. Click Save Changes to finish setup

4.2.5 Configure Remote Communications

These details should be automatically completed by the configuration file. However for
clarity, a table with the various communication settings is shown below. Typical default
values shown in bold

Configures the logger to send and

GPRS receive messages over via 2G or 3G
data connection

This is an older form of communication

Modem
which allows the 4s to establish a
Mode CSD Call
communications link directly with the
host modem. This is used infrequently.

Configures the logger to set send data

SMS
using SMS over a 2G or 3G Network

Determines when the modem is

Operate
operated. Normally this is set to “Send
Modem Day/Week/Month
Data Daily” Enter the time when
Every…
communication is to start.

In the event of an unsuccessful attempt

Repeat Every 2 Hours to send data the data logger will
attempt to retry after a 2 hour period.
Retry Mode
After an unsuccessful attempt to send
Single Sequence data, the data logger will wait until the
next send period to send the data.

Sends the Latest Data during the daily

Send Latest Data
send

Sends the flow Index Values during the

Send Index
daily Send

Allows for clock synchronisation with

Synchronise Clock Weekly the network. The Logger will always
stay within the latest hour.

Allows
synchronisation/and
Determines
sub daily send of
when data is
the logger either at
sent to the host
midnight or the time
for intervals
specified in
And Send 1min more frequent
Synch “Operate Modem
Data sub daily to 12 than daily. Note
to every ...” (to allow
every … hours higher send
the sub-daily
rates will have
communications to
an impact on
coincide with the
battery
daily session time)
performance

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Data is sent using UDP and contains
the latest values, in addition to a short
history of values which can be used to
1 Msg Burst
fill missing data gaps if messages are
Data Send lost. Typically used during fast
Mode transmission rates

Latest Data is sent using TCP. Only the latest

data is sent since the last ‘latest data’
session.(daily or sub-daily)

Determines
when Allows
messages synchronisation/and
are received sub daily send of
from the the logger either at
host for midnight or the time
intervals specified in
And receive
1min to 12 more Synch “Operate Modem
msgs sub-
hours frequent to every ...” (to allow
daily-every…
than daily. the sub-daily
Note higher communications to
rates will coincide with the
have an daily session time )
impact on
battery
performance

Receive When using GPRS the logger always receives messages from the server during a
Message TCP connection. When using SMS, 120 secs is the time the logger waits to receive
(120 secs) messages when GSM registered.

Send Error
Determines if the error log is sent during daily Send transmissions.
Log

Send status
When using GPRS the status is always sent to the server during a TCP connection,
every 100
so at least daily, and sub-daily when using the ‘Latest’ option.
msgs/30
days (i.e.
When using SMS this option controls whether Status is sent or not. Status occupies
local sgnal
one SMS message so it is sent at intervals of every 100 messages or 30 days,
strength
whichever occurs first.
info).

Send index Sends the index data on every SMS or GPRS-TCP data send.
Every Data
Send Option is disabled when “1 Msg burst” (UDP) selected.

Send Errors Allows the user to specify which categories of errors are sent during the daily send.
with
Categories>= These types of errors are found by pressing the icon. 12 is a typical value

4.2.5.1 2G / 3G SMS Communications:

1. Configure as per 4.2.5

2. Select Bearer tab.

3. In the ‘General SMS to:’ field, enter the destination number of the SIM Card fitted
inside the host PC / server modem. This must be entered in international format.

4. Select SIM Tab

5. Own Number should be set to the telephone number of the SIM fitted inside the Cello.
This is necessary for both SMS and GPRS operation. If using international format
then prefix with “+”, e.g. “+44 …”

SIM information (IMSI & network), will only be obtained after modem operation

4.2.5.2 2G / 3G TCP IP & UDP Data Communications

1. Configure as per 4.2.5

2. Select Bearer tab.

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3. Complete fields based on preferences below. Bold text is mandatory.

Server GPRS Network Access Point

Primary (Provided my Network Provider)

APN
User name GPRS Network Username

(Provided my Network Provider)

Password GPRS Network Password

(Provided my Network Provider)

Server URL/IP Destination Local Server URL/IP Details

Port Destination Local Port Details

Balance The 2 APNs are used in a round robin fashion to balance the
network. APNs share the workload by alternating after each
APN
transmission
Mode
Failover The Primary APN is used unless there is an error in which case
communication is retried with the Secondary APN.

Fill Params Fill Params provides a worldwide list of Network provider APN
Settings. Once selected these will be automatically populated
in the Bearer Setting Tab. Note that the Server URL/IP & Port
may be populated with Technolog’s default server.

4. Select SIM Tab

5. Own Number should be set to the telephone number of the SIM. This is necessary
for both SMS and GPRS operation. If using international format then prefix with
“+”, e.g. “+44 …”

SIM information (IMSI & network), will only be obtained after modem operation

These are optional / application specific settings.

Please discuss with Technolog before making any changes.

Modem always on to If very frequent sub-daily communication is required (e.g. 1 min), it becomes
receive alarms and more efficient on network and server activity, and power consumption, to
commands continue to power the modem. An external supply is strongly recommended
(2G Networks Only) for very frequent communication.
Specifies the interval that the Cello
Poll for SMS messages every: 4s polls for incoming SMS
messages.
Forces the Cello 4s to initiate a
Receive alarms from server by data connection to the server
Settings for Modem
GPRS when called from either of the
always on
specified telephone numbers.
Some network connectivity issues
Reset Modem Daily can be avoided by resetting the
GSM modem once per day.
Disabled
Disabled
Continuously GSM registered for
Enabled (CC) SMS. GPRS registered on
demand.
Continuously GPRS registered.
Enabled (CG) GSM registered on demand for
SMS.
Continuously GSM (for SMS) and
Enabled (B)
Advanced GPRS registered.
As CG above, but additionally
keeps PDP context continuously
Enabled (CG+PDP)
open for GPRS. Consumes more
power than CG only.
As B above, but additionally keeps
PDP context continuously open for
Enabled (B+PDP) GPRS. Consumes more power
than B only. Recommended for
high data rate.

Section 5
Starting Recording
5.1 Starting Cellular Communications

1. Return to General tab,

Select ‘Start logging’

2. Select Clear Data and Start Recording.

3. Select either ‘Now’ or a specified date.

4. Click on “Send Logger Settings to Server” & “Monitor Modem Comms After Start”

5. Click OK.

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The Terminal window will open showing the Cello 4s has started logging and Cellular
communication has commenced;

After 30 seconds, the following status screen will appear, depending on chosen mode of
communication.

Please ensure any errors reported are immediately resolved by the Cello during SMS
retransmission.

Refer to the screenshot below showing the immediate resend of Parameters 1 after SMS
failure.

Cellular ‘SMS’ communications

Cellular ‘TCP IP / UDP’ Communications

WinGPS can now be closed and Cello 4s Setup is complete

Section 6
Diagnostic Options
6.1 Logger Menu

From the Logger drop down menu you may select the following;

Read Data Manually read data from the logger.

Configure Program the logger.

Features Details the capability of the attached logger.

GSM Modem commands;

Error log, listen for messages, force data send

View Error Log

The error log displays all recent errors.

Selecting one will provide details and a possible reason in the grey area below.

From the Tools drop down menu you can select: Terminal.

This will open up a blank screen.

To perform a signal test in the terminal window, press Shift + F1 on the keyboard.
The modem will now start and run a signal test.

Roaming SIM Cellos will tend to use the last network which they logged on to or the first
on their available Network list.

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