Inovonics TapWatch 3 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 2 - Trademarks

TapWatch Overview05855E 91.1.5 Data LoggerThe RDL8500 data logger can store meter readings from up to 2000 meters for 90 periods. At any time, the b

Page 3 - Document Conventions

TapWatch Overview05855E 10• Data in fields can be sorted and filtered1.2.3.1 Sorting and Filtering DataScreens that include columns of information c

Page 4 - Table of Contents

TapWatch Overview05855E 11status, and the third displaying a brief update on what the software is currently doing. Figure 1-2 The Status Bar1.3 Tap

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TapWatch Overview05855E 12You will see how TapWatch.com will provide you with the easiest way to retrieve reads on the market. To ensure that remains

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05855E 13Chapter 2 TapWatch Software Installation2.1 Minimum System RequirementsPerformance levels may decrease if the minimum requirements are not

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TapWatch Software Installation05855E 142.2 Recommended System RequirementsFollowing are the recommended performance levels to ensure optimum perform

Page 8 - Chapter 1

TapWatch Software Installation05855E 15The first time you run TapWatch 3 software, the following window will display: Figure 2-1 Request and Import a

Page 9 - 1.1.4 RF Gateway

TapWatch Software Installation05855E 162.5 Connecting to RDL8500 or RF GatewayConnecting to a traditional TapWatch submetering network using the RDL

Page 10 - 1.2 TapWatch 3 Software

05855E 17Chapter 3 Property List3.1 OverviewThe Property List screen shows all of the properties contained on your PC. From the List of Sites screen

Page 11 - 1.2.4 The Status Bar

Property List05855E 183.2 Add a New PropertyTo add a new property: 1. Navigate to File > New > Property; or, right click anywhere on the list

Page 12 - 1.3 TapWatch.com Web Portal

05855E 1PrefaceNoticeCopyright 2013 InovonicsInovonics intends this manual for use by Inovonics customers only. All comments concerning the contents

Page 13 - TapWatch Overview

Property List05855E 19 3. If you select TapWatch.com you will be prompted for your Username and Password. Enter these and click Submit. Select a pro

Page 14 - Chapter 2

Property List05855E 203.5 Restore a PropertyIf you have a property backup file (*.sdf), you can restore the site information. To restore a property:

Page 15 - 2.3 Software Installation

Property List05855E 213.9 Delete a PropertyWhen a property is deleted, all buildings, repeaters, meters, and comments related to the property will a

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05855E 22Chapter 4 Site Information4.1 Site SummaryThe site summary screen allows the user to view and edit property information, including building

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Site Information05855E 234.1.1 Site InformationAll of the fields here are editable. Click Save to save any edits; click Cancel to clear edits.Proper

Page 18 - Chapter 3

Site Information05855E 244.1.3 Synchronize Data with the Data LoggerData synchronized includes meter reads, site configuration, and exceptions. Newe

Page 19 - 3.2 Add a New Property

Site Information05855E 254.2 BuildingsThis screen shows the building name, the number of units, and any notes associated with each building. Figure

Page 20 - Figure 3-3 Select a Property

Site Information05855E 26• If you are performing a synchronization where there are site configuration updates in either TapWatch 3 or the data logger

Page 21 - 3.8 Open a Property

Site Information05855E 274.2.6 NotesClick to enter notes of up to 200 characters.

Page 22 - 3.9 Delete a Property

Site Information05855E 284.3 UnitsThis screen shows transmitter and meter information for each unit. Figure 4-3 Units Screen4.3.1 Add New UnitTo ad

Page 23 - Chapter 4

05855E 2Document ConventionsThe following notices are used throughout this document:Note: Emphasizes points, provides supplementary infomation, or in

Page 24 - 4.1.2 Site Totals

Site Information05855E 29Note: If you try to enable RF to a site that is not registered to TapWatch.com but which has been selected as a TapWatch.com

Page 25 - Site Information

Site Information05855E 30Note: You will receive a notification if the transmitter’s unique identification number has already been registered.4.3.7 I

Page 26 - 4.2 Buildings

Site Information05855E 314.4 Repeaters Figure 4-4 Repeaters ScreenThis screen shows information for repeaters on the selected property, including re

Page 27 - 4.2.5 # Apt. Units

Site Information05855E 32• If you are performing a synchronization where there are site configuration updates in either TapWatch 3 or the data logger

Page 28 - 4.2.6 Notes

Site Information05855E 334.4.4 Repeater LocationClick to enter or edit the building in which the repeater is located. Though this is optional, enter

Page 29 - 4.3 Units

Site Information05855E 344.5 Comments Figure 4-5 Comments ScreenThis screen shows user entered comments.4.5.1 Add New Comment 1. Navigate to File

Page 30 - 4.3.6 TXID

Site Information05855E 35• If you are performing a synchronization where there are site configuration updates in either TapWatch 3 or the data logger

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Site Information05855E 364.5.6 General Comments and Service NotesDisplays the comments. It is recommended that the location of the data logger be no

Page 32 - 4.4 Repeaters

Site Information05855E 374.6 ReportsThe reports screens allow you to view and export relevant system reports. There are three reports screens: .OUT

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Site Information05855E 384.6.1.1 MOD 14.6.1.2 MOD 2Field Start Column Width DescriptionBuilding Name 1 25 Building nameApartment Unit # 27 5 Apartm

Page 34 - 4.4.6 Notes

05855E 3Table of ContentsPreface 1Notice ...

Page 35 - 4.5 Comments

Site Information05855E 394.6.1.3 MOD 34.6.1.4 MOD 4Field Start Column Width DescriptionTransmitter ID 7 10 Factory-assigned serial number, universa

Page 36 - 4.5.5 User

Site Information05855E 404.6.1.5 MOD 5Field Start Column Width DescriptionBuilding Name 1 25 Building nameApartment Unit # 27 5 Apartment or unit wi

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Site Information05855E 414.6.1.6 Available Reads:Displays the reads from which you can create an .OUT file. To create an .OUT file, check an availab

Page 38 - 4.6 Reports

Site Information05855E 424.6.2 Reads Figure 4-7 Reads ScreenThis screen displays read information.4.6.2.1 PeriodDisplays the date/time of the start

Page 39 - 4.6.1.2 MOD 2

Site Information05855E 434.6.2.6 Meter IDDisplays the unique identification number of the meter.4.6.2.7 TX ModelDisplays the Inovonics part number

Page 40 - 4.6.1.4 MOD 4

Site Information05855E 44make sure of this is to perform a synchronization before making any changes, ensuring that you start with the newest data in

Page 41 - 4.6.1.5 MOD 5

Site Information05855E 454.6.3 Exception Log Figure 4-8 Exception Log ScreenThe exception log screen displays exceptions to normal operation by tra

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Site Information05855E 464.6.3.5 ConditionDisplays a description of the exception.4.6.3.6 IDDisplays the identification number of the transmitter o

Page 43 - 4.6.2 Reads

Site Information05855E 474.6.4 Installation SummaryThe installation summary tab creates a .pdf report of installation information.

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Site Information05855E 484.7 ToolboxThe toolbox screens provide troubleshooting and maintenance tools for your EchoStream TapWatch system. There are

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05855E 43.6 Export Property List ...203.7 Backup a Property ...

Page 46 - 4.6.3 Exception Log

Site Information05855E 494.7.1.3 Show UnregisteredSelect this to include messages from unregistered devices.4.7.1.4 Pause IncomingSelect this to pa

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Site Information05855E 50• I - indicates the transmitter is inactive.• M - indicates that the model of the transmitter does not match how it was regi

Page 48 - 4.6.4 Installation Summary

Site Information05855E 51• If you try to synchronize data with a site that is not registered to TapWatch.com but which has been selected as a TapWatc

Page 49 - 4.7 Toolbox

Site Information05855E 524.7.2 Check-In Monitor Figure 4-10 Check-In Monitor ScreenThe check-in monitor displays whether or not the RDL8500 data log

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Site Information05855E 534.7.2.3 UnitDisplays the unit for the registered device.4.7.2.4 Util TypeDisplays the type of utility for which the transm

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Site Information05855E 54• If you are performing a synchronization where there are site configuration updates in both TapWatch 3 and the data logger,

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Site Information05855E 554.7.3 Settings Figure 4-11 Settings ScreenThe settings screen is used to maintain communication settings.4.7.4 Data Logger

Page 53 - 4.7.2 Check-In Monitor

Site Information05855E 56Note: By default, the RDL8500 will answer on the first incoming ring. This can be updated on the RDL.4.7.4.5 Dial area code

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Site Information05855E 574.7.5.7 Days (prior to today) to retain reads and exceptions (0 to retain all)Enter the number of days of reads and excepti

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Site Information05855E 58• If you are performing a synchronization where there are site configuration updates in both TapWatch 3 and the data logger,

Page 56 - 4.7.3 Settings

05855E 54.5.3 Export Comments List ...354.5.4 Timestamp ...

Page 57 - 4.7.5 Advanced Options

05855E 59Chapter 5 Scheduler5.1 OverviewThe scheduler screens are used for the automatic importing of meter reads, exceptions, and site configuratio

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Scheduler05855E 605.2 CalendarThe calendar screen is used to view meter reads as scheduled by group events. To use the calendar, you must first crea

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Scheduler05855E 615.2.2 Delete an EventScheduled synchonizations can be deleted on the calendar screen. To delete a synchronization: 1. Right click

Page 60 - Chapter 5

Scheduler05855E 62 2. To use the default backup location, click Save; to back up elsewhere, navigate to a new location.5.3.2 Run Event(s) NextThe r

Page 61 - 5.2 Calendar

Scheduler05855E 635.4 Event HistoryThe event history screen displays the results of events that were on the to do list. Figure 5-3 Event History Scr

Page 62 - 5.3 To Do List

Scheduler05855E 645.4.4 ActionDisplays the type of action. 5.4.5 GroupDisplays the group to which the property belongs.5.4.6 Property NameDisplays

Page 63 - Scheduler

Scheduler05855E 655.5 GroupsThere are two groups screens: group view and property view.5.5.1 Group ViewThe group view screen is used to create and

Page 64 - 5.4 Event History

Scheduler05855E 66 1. Navigate to File > New > Group. 2. The new group will display on the group view screen. Enter a group name.5.5.1.3 Man

Page 65 - 5.4.7 Property ID

Scheduler05855E 675.5.2 Property ViewThe property view screen displays detailed information about individual properties, and can be used to assign p

Page 66 - 5.5 Groups

Scheduler05855E 68 2. Select the groups to which you want to add the property, or deselect the groups you want to remove from the property. 3. Clic

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05855E 65.5.2 Property View ...676.1 Overview ...

Page 68 - 5.5.2 Property View

05855E 69Chapter 6 Roles & Access6.1 OverviewThe roles and access screens provide an integral part of the communication between the TapWatch sof

Page 69 - 3. Click Save

Roles & Access05855E 706.2 My KeysThe my keys screen is used to view your key or keys. Figure 6-1 My Keys Screen6.2.1 My KeysThese fields are f

Page 70 - Chapter 6

Roles & Access05855E 71 2. To use the default backup location, click Save; to back up elsewhere, navigate to a new location.6.2.3 Request a Key

Page 71 - 6.2 My Keys

Roles & Access05855E 726.2.5 Import a KeyKeys can be imported so that all rights and information associated with the key are transferred to your

Page 72 - 6.2.4 Create a Key

Roles & Access05855E 736.3 Key Assignment HistoryThe key assignment history screen is used to view the keys you have assigned. Only RBC administ

Page 73 - 6.2.6 Delete Access Key

Roles & Access05855E 746.3.3 Keys Assignment HistoryThese fields are for review only; they cannot be edited.Name The name of the person to whom

Page 74 - 6.3 Key Assignment History

05855E 7Chapter 1 TapWatch Overview1.1 TapWatch IntroductionTapWatch is a submetering system that reads and collects utility meter reading data. Alr

Page 75 - Roles & Access

TapWatch Overview05855E 8 5. Authorized billing companies access the data logger remotely. 1.1.2 Pulse Meter TransmitterThe pulse meter transmitter

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