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USER MANUAL
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Environmental Monitoring Outdoor Transceiver
EMOT 200LH
Patent protected:
WO98/36395, DE 100 25 561, DE 101 50 128,
WO 2004/051591, DE 103 01 678 A1, DE 10309334,
WO 04/109236, WO 05/096482, WO 02/095707,
US 6,747,573, US 7,019,241
Observe precautions! Electrostatic sensitive devices!
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Version History
Version
Author
Reviewer
Changes / Comments
Date
1.0
MH
Initial full release
07.05.2018
Published by EnOcean GmbH, Kolpingring 18a, 82041 Oberhaching, Germany
www.enocean.com, info@enocean.com, phone +49 (89) 6734 6890
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Important!
This information describes the type of component and shall not be considered as as-
sured characteristics. No responsibility is assumed for possible omissions or inaccura-
cies. Circuitry and specifications are subject to change without notice. For the latest
product specifications, refer to the EnOcean website: http://www.enocean.com.
As far as patents or other rights of third parties are concerned, liability is only assumed
for modules, not for the described applications, processes and circuits.
EnOcean does not assume responsibility for use of modules described and limits its
liability to the replacement of modules determined to be defective due to workmanship.
Devices or systems containing RF components must meet the essential requirements of
the local legal authorities.
The modules must not be used in any relation with equipment that supports, directly or
indirectly, human health or life or with applications that can result in danger for people,
animals or real value.
Components of the modules are considered and should be disposed of as hazardous
waste. Local government regulations are to be observed.
Packing: Please use the recycling operators known to you
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Content
1. Long Range System Description .................................................. 6
1.1. Sensors ................................................................................ 7
1.2. EMOT 200LH ......................................................................... 8
2. EMOT 200LH Architecture ........................................................... 9
2.1. Host Interface ..................................................................... 10
2.1.1. Host Interface Parameters .................................................. 11
2.1.2. Host Interface Connector ................................................... 12
2.1.3. Host Interface ESP 3 Commands ......................................... 14
2.1.3.1. SET_CONFIG_PARAMETER ........................................... 15
2.1.3.2. GET_CONFIG_PARAMETER ........................................... 16
2.1.3.3. Supported Parameter List ............................................ 17
2.1.3.4. SET_DATETIME .......................................................... 17
2.1.3.5. GET_DATETIME .......................................................... 18
2.1.3.6. LOG_READ ................................................................ 19
2.1.3.7. LOG_COUNT .............................................................. 20
2.1.3.8. WL_ADD_DEVICE ....................................................... 21
2.1.3.9. WL_REMOVE_DEVICE ................................................. 22
2.1.3.10. WL_CLEAR ................................................................. 23
2.1.3.11. WL_COUNT ................................................................ 23
2.1.3.12. RP_ENABLE ............................................................... 24
2.1.3.13. RP_STATUS ............................................................... 25
2.2. Antenna Interface ................................................................ 26
2.2.1. Antenna Interface Connector .............................................. 26
2.2.2. Supported Antennas .......................................................... 28
2.2.2.1. Monopole Antenna ...................................................... 28
2.2.2.2. High Gain (Panel Type) Antenna ................................... 29
2.3. RF Transceiver .................................................................... 32
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2.3.1. Communication Modes ....................................................... 33
2.3.1.1. Antenna Selection versus Communication Flow .............. 33
2.4. Radio Telegram Format ........................................................ 36
2.5. Message chaining ................................................................ 37
2.6. Microcontroller Unit (MCU) .................................................... 38
2.6.1. System Initialization .......................................................... 39
2.6.2. Low Power Receive Mode ................................................... 40
2.6.3. Telegram Acknowledge ...................................................... 41
2.6.3.1. Clear Channel Assessment ........................................... 41
2.6.3.2. Acknowledge Telegram Transmission ............................ 41
2.6.4. Telegram repeating ........................................................... 42
2.6.5. White List of devices for Repeating & Acknowledge ................ 43
2.6.6. Telegram Forwarding ......................................................... 44
2.6.7. Telegram Storage .............................................................. 44
3. Mechanical Integration ............................................................. 45
3.1. Housing Dimensions ............................................................. 46
3.2. Tamper Protection ............................................................... 47
4. Environmental Conditions ......................................................... 48
4.1. Operating Temperature ........................................................ 48
4.2. Operating Humidity .............................................................. 48
4.3. Protection of Unused Interfaces ............................................. 49
5. Certification ............................................................................ 50
5.1. Product Label ...................................................................... 50
5.1.1. QR Code .......................................................................... 51
5.2. ARIB Certificate ................................................................... 52
6. Mounting Instructions .............................................................. 53
6.1. Mounting Height .................................................................. 54
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6.2. Vertical Orientation .............................................................. 54
6.3. Horizontal Orientation .......................................................... 54
6.4. Typical Transmission Range .................................................. 55
7. Packaging information .............................................................. 57
8. ERRATA / STATUS SHEET ......................................................... 58
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1. Long Range System Description
The EnOcean Long Range (aka “ORCA”) is capable of measuring environ-
mental parameters and transmitting the results over long distances. The
term “Orca Platform” or short Orca refers to the platform approach to have
different devices working outdoors with long range capabilities.
Long Range Platform consists of the following three key components:
Sensors
EMOS 200LH – Environmental Monitoring Outdoor Sensor
EMOT 200LH - Environmental Monitoring Outdoor Transceiver
The relation between the components of the Long Range system is illustrat-
ed in Figure 1 below.
Figure 1 - Components of the Long Range System
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1.1. Sensors
With EMOS 200LH EnOcean introduces the Generic Sensor Interface – GIS.
With GIS an unlimited variety of sensors can be provided. Existing Sensors
on market can be equipped with the GIS interface and enable their connec-
tion to the EMOS unit.
For details please refer to the Generic Interface specification.
As an example, for EMOS 200LH these sensors are planned:
ESO-A 200, Temperature and Relative Humidity Sensor
ESO-I 200, Illumination Sensor
ESO-T 200, Soil Temperature Sensor
ESO-H 200, Soil Moisture Sensor
ESO-P 200, Ultrasonic Sensor
ESO-C 200, CO2 Sensor
ESO-N 200, Tilt Sensor
ESO-S 200, Temperature Sensor for casks.
ESO-R 200, Temperature Sensor for rice bags
ESO-O 200, Occupancy Sensor
And Accessories:
ESA-U 200
Details about the function of Sensors are described in their respective user
manuals or data sheets.
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1.2. EMOT 200LH
The EMOT 200LH receives wireless radio telegrams from the EMOS 200LH,
temporarily stores their content locally and forwards them to a connected
host (e.g. PC).
Figure 2 below illustrates the EMOT 200LH.
Figure 2 – EMOT 200LH
Details about the function of EMOT 200LH are described in this user manual.
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2. EMOT 200LH Architecture
EMOT 200LH consists of the following key components:
MCU
RF Transceiver
Antenna Interface
Host Interface (with power supply)
Figure 3 below shows the key components of the EMOT 200LH.
Figure 3 – EMOT 200LH Architecture
Microcontroller
Host Interface
RF Transceiver
Antenna Interface
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2.1. Host Interface
The Host Interface of EMOT 200LH implements two key functions:
Power supply from external host or dedicated power supply
EMOT 200LH requires a permanent external power supply for opera-
tion
UART interface to external host
EMOT 200LH forwards received radio telegrams via UART according to
the ESP3 standard
Figure 4 below shows the location of Host Interface in the EMOT 200LH.
Figure 4 – Long Range Host Interface Location
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2.1.1. Host Interface Parameters
Table 1 below lists the key parameters of the Host Interface.
Host Interface Parameters
Data Interface
2 Signals (UART RX and UART TX)
Maintenance Interface
2 Signals (JTAG TCK and TDIO)
Control Interface
2 Signals (Generic IO 1 and 2)
Power Supply
2 Signals (External Positive Supply and Ground)
External Supply Voltage
+3.3 V (Absolute maximum: +3.6V)
External Supply Current con-
sumption max.
100 mA
Table 1 – Host Interface Parameters
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2.1.2. Host Interface Connector
ESA-U 200 is the compatible accessory with the Host interface.
Figure 5: 12+3 pin inlay for host connector
Pin on
M16
Signalname auf
Orca
1
GND
2
TRIGGER
3
UART_TX
4
TDIO
5
LRN
6
TCK
7
UART_DET
8
UART_RX
9
10
11
12
A
EXT_VDD
B
GND
C
Table 2: PIN Out connector to sensor cable
Connector Type
M16
Connector Manufacturer
Hummel
Sensor Site Connector Code
781040000M
EMOS Site Connector Code
784200000M
Connector Material
Brass with platting
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Connector Inserts
PBT Fire protection class V-0
Thermoplastic Polyamid PA 6 (Nylon 6/6)
Connect Contact material
Copper-Zinc alloy
Connector IP Protection
IP 67 / IP 69 K per EN 60 529 (connected)
Cable max Length
2 meters (Generic IF Protocol part)
Table 3 – Connector mechanical parameters
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2.1.3. Host Interface ESP 3 Commands
When the EnOcean Host interface Adapter cable is connected to the on the
Host interface the EMOS will enable UART communication via a Virtual COM
Port.
The executed serial communication is corresponding to the ESP 3 Standard.
From the ESP 3 Standard following commands are implemented:
Packet Type 10 – Radio Communication
Packet Type 05 – Common commands:
CO_RD_VERSION
Packet Type 0x81 – Orca Commands
SET_CONFIG_PARAMETER
GET_CONFIG_PARAMETER
SET_DATETIME
GET_DATETIME
LOG_READ
LOG_COUNT
WL_ADD_DEVICE
WL_REMOVE_DEVICE
WL_CLEAR
WL_COUNT
RP_ENABLE
RP_STATUS
The description of Packet Type 0x81 is below. Description of other com-
mands please find in EPS 3 Manual.
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2.1.3.1. SET_CONFIG_PARAMETER
Function: Writes a parameter into the non-volatile memory of the module.
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0xnnnn
3+n Bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x81
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
COMMAND Code
0x03
SET_CONFIG_PARAMETER=0x03
7
1
Identifier
0xnn
Identifier for the parameter
8
n
Value
0xnn..nn
Value of the parameter
-
8+n
1
CRC8D
0xnn
Remark: the Identifier list is version specific.
Following described RESPONSE applies to return codes:
00: RET_OK
02: RET_NOT_SUPPORTED
03: RET_WRONG_PARAM
Since no additional data are included which require description the standard
RESPONSE structure is detailed in ESP 3 Specification.
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2.1.3.2. GET_CONFIG_PARAMETER
Function: Reads a parameter from the mod area
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x0003
2 Bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x81
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
COMMAND Code
0x04
GET_CONFIG_PARAMETER = 0x04
7
1
Identifier
0xnn
Identifier for the parameter
-
8
1
CRC8D
0xnn
Remark: the Identifier list is device specific.
00: RET_OK
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0xnnnn
1+n Bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x02
RESPONSE = 2
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
Return Code
0xnn
00
7
n
Value
0xnn…nn
Value of the requested parameter
-
7+n
1
CRC8D
0xnn
Following described RESPONSE applies to return codes:
02: RET_NOT_SUPPORTED
03: RET_WRONG_PARAM
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2.1.3.3. Supported Parameter List
Identifier
Parameter
Length -
byte
Description
1
Direction. See chapter
2.3.1
1
0=Unidirectional
1=Bidirectional
6
The radio power settings
of the radio chip. See
Chapter 2.2.2 and chap-
ter 2.3.1
1
0x37 – Normal gain
(till +3dBi)
0x1F – High gain
(above +3 dBi, till
+14 dBi)
2.1.3.4. SET_DATETIME
Function: Set the device’s date and time and store it in RTC
The command structure is following:
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x0007
7 bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x81
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
COMMAND Code
0x01
SET_DATETIME = 0x01
7
1
Year
0..99
Year of century (14 = 2014)
8
1
Month
1..12
Month of actual year
9
1
Day
1..31
Day of actual month
10
1
Hour
0..23
Hour of actual day
11
1
Minute
0..59
Minute of actual hour
12
1
Second
0..59
Second of actual minute
-
13
1
CRC8D
0xnn
Following described RESPONSE applies to return code:
00: RET_OK
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Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x0004
1 byte
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x02
RESPONSE = 2
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
Return Code
0xnn
00
-
7
1
CRC8D
0xnn
For RESPONSE with return code:
02: RET_NOT_SUPPORTED is the standard structure is detailed in ESP 3
Specification.
2.1.3.5. GET_DATETIME
Function: Get the device’s date and time and stored it in RTC
The command structure is following:
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x0004
1 byte
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x81
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
COMMAND Code
0x02
GET_DATETIME = 0x02
-
7
1
CRC8D
0xnn
Table 4
Following described RESPONSE applies to return code:
00: RET_OK
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Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x0007
7 bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x02
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
Return Code
0
OK
7
1
Year
0..99
Year of century (14 = 2014)
8
1
Month
1..12
Month of actual year
9
1
Day
1..31
Day of actual month
10
1
Hour
0..23
Hour of actual day
11
1
Minute
0..59
Minute of actual hour
12
1
Second
0..59
Second of actual minute
-
13
1
CRC8D
0xnn
For RESPONSE with return code:
02: RET_NOT_SUPPORTED is the standard structure is detailed in ESP 3
Specification.
2.1.3.6. LOG_READ
Function: Reads data from the log
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x000A
10 Bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x81
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
COMMAND Code
0x05
LOG_READ = 0x05
7
1
Direction
0xnn
1: Start reading from the oldest entry
0: Start reading from the newest entry
8
4
Log Count
0xnnnnnnnn
0: Read all entries
N: Read n entries
12
4
Start at
0xnnnnnnnn
Start reading from nth telegram.
-
16
1
CRC8D
0xnn
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Remark: the Identifier list is device specific.
00: RET_OK
The device will then send all received telegram via UART as ESP 3 Packets
with Packet Type 10 – as it would data telegrams. Additionally to the Op-
tional Datafield the date and time of the telegram transmission is added.
The format is corresponding to the Date and time format of SET_DATATIME
Following described RESPONSE applies to return codes:
02: RET_NOT_SUPPORTED
03: RET_WRONG_PARAM
2.1.3.7. LOG_COUNT
Function: Reads data from the log
Group
Offset
Size
Field
Value hex
Description
-
0
1
Sync. Byte
0x55
Header
1
2
Data Length
0x0001
1 Bytes
3
1
Optional Length
0x00
0 byte
4
1
Packet Type
0x81
ORCA_OUTDOOR_COMMAND = 0x81
-
5
1
CRC8H
0xnn
Data
6
1
COMMAND Code
0x06
LOG_COUNT = 0x06
-
7
1
CRC8D
0xnn
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