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STYLITIS-50
Most advanced datalogger for wind energy assessment
1. MAIN FEATURES
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19 channels, and specifically:
- 9 Counter Channels (types: SIN, #40 (SIN with filter), TTL or REED).
- 10 Analog Channels: 2 voltage inputs with no gain (0~5V sensors supported).
4 voltage inputs with gain as well: 2 with gain=10, 2 with gain=200.
2 selectable as voltage inputs with no gain or current inputs (for 4~20mA sensors)
2 only as differential inputs PT-100
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Sampling once per second.
Math statistics (Average, Min, Max, Sdv) recorded per interval (from 1 min to 1 hour).
Recording in internal memory of 512KB (buffer) or in Removable Compact Flash Cards (up to
2GB) for practically unlimited data storage.
Built-in Sym-o-net modem, for GSM/GPRS connections and encrypted data emailing.
1 serial communication port (DTE).
1 auxiliary serial port (DCE). Connect an additional RS‐232 device or sensor, like an ultrasonic
anemometer, to communicate with it remotely, via the same Sym-o-net modem. When
communicating with the device, communication with the datalogger is not possible.
Unique sensor supervisor technology. Check the power consumption of each sensor separately.
Shows fault cause without visiting site. Ability to isolate faulty sensors.
Fixed precision voltage excitation outputs, for counter sensor supply: 1x2.5V, 9x5V and 2x11V.
Pulsed precision excitation outputs, for analog sensor supply: 1x5V and 1x1mA.
2. PHYSICAL FORM AND SHELTER BOX
Stylitis-50 features:
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Serial Port/Communication: 1 serial communication port (DTE), suitable for:
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LCD display and 16-key numeric keyboard local, full operation except data download.
Total control and more user friendly operation via our Stylitis Explorer software.
Local Operation, by connecting it to a PC.
Internet/LAN operation, by connecting it to an external Serial-to-Ethernet Adaptor.
Remote operation is possible via its built-in modem (for GSM/ GPRS operation and encrypted data emailing).
An external modem (of other type, not requiring a SIM card) can also be connected to the serial port.
ENCLOSURE: ΙΡ65 sealed.
DIMENSIONS: 27 x 17 x 11 cm, WEIGHT: 1,5kg.
INPUT CONNECTORS: Removable screw terminal strips on right side.
SHELTER BOX (Optionally, if the logger is used for outdoor use, in harsh environments)
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Any IP65 box should be OK
Advised minimum dimensions: 40x30x17 cm
In the Shelter box, you can additionally install other accessories of your
measuring system, such as a lead acid battery and a charge controller
(connected with a solar panel) for the system’s power supply
3. SCREEN AND KEYBOARD
Stylitis-50 has an LCD screen and a 16-button keyboard, via which all main operations except data
downloading can be performed. Specifically, via the screen and keyboard you can:
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View instantaneous channel values.
View and change logger time, password and recording interval.
Change the channels’ setup.
View certain information regarding the logger’s status: card and buffer status and recording time
remaining, f/w version, battery voltage.
Change the acquisition status (ON/OFF).
View the internal modem’s signal strength (if it is in GSM data mode).
However, Stylitis-50’s free operating software, Stylitis Explorer, is more user friendly and enables more
advanced operations, such as easier and more advanced setup, while data can also be downloaded.
However, a virtual screen and keyboard are also available via the software.
4. COMPATIBLE COUNTER SENSORS (EXAMPLES)
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Stylitis-50 supports a wide variety of measurements and sensors.
Indicatively, some counter sensors are:
MEASUREMENT
SENSORS
Wind Speed Horizontal
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NRG #40, #40H
YOUNG 05103 Wind Speed Sensor
Vector A100-L2, -R, -K, -LM
Thies First Class Anemometer
Electrical energy
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Revalco 1RCEM series
ABB ODIN4165
Rain Height
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NRG RainGage
Vector Tipping Bucket
…and many more
5. COMPATIBLE ANALOG SENSORS (EXAMPLES)
Indicatively, some analog sensors are:
MEASUREMENT
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Wind Direction
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NRG 200P
Vector W200P
Thies First Class Wind Vane
Young 05103 Wind Direction Sensor
Temperature/Humidity
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Temperature: Vector T351, etc
(PT-100), NRG 110S
Humidity: NRG RH5
Both sensors: DeltaOhm HD9009TR
Barometric Pressure
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Vaisala PTB10- series, PTB210- series
NRG BR20
Setra 276, Apogee SB-100
Water Depth, pH (4~20mA Transmitters)
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Global Water WQ201, WL400, WL450
Solar Radiation
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LiCor LI-200SA, Skye SKS-1110
Kipp&Zonen CMP series
Apogee SP-110, SP-212, SP-215
…and many more
6. COMMUNICATION METHODS
Communicate with the datalogger via Stylitis Explorer, its operating software, in various ways.
The datalogger can be used:
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On its own, for local and remote (GSM/GPRS) operation:
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With other types of modems (which do not require a SIM card), connected to its serial port:
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Locally
Via GPRS, using a cheap Dynamic IP SIM Card (via Diameson Server)
Via GPRS, using a static IP SIM Card
Via a GSM data call.
Via Satellite
Via RF modems
Measuring network via RF modems
Remote measuring network via RF modems
With a serial-to-Ethernet adaptor, connected to its serial port:
1. Via Ethernet
The communication methods are presented more analytically in the next chapters.
7. LOCAL COMMUNICATION
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Locally
RS-232
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Connect via a NULL MODEM serial cable your computer COM port to the logger’s DTE port (MASTER).
NOTE: When you communicate locally with Stylitis-50, its internal modem turns off.
8. GPRS COMMUNICATION VIA DYNAMIC IP SIM
2. Via GPRS, using a cheap Dynamic IP SIM Card (via Diameson Server)
Virtual COM
Stylitis-50
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Diameson
Gateway
Internet
Use Stylitis-50’s built-in Sym-o-net modem set to GPRS client mode.
Neither ADSL (static IP) connection is required for the logger nor expensive static IP SIM
cards.
A cheap dynamic IP GPRS SIM card is required.
Low operation cost: The datalogger is permanently online, but only data exchange is charged.
Dataloggers and Computers are connected as clients to Diameson Gateway, Symmetron’s
server software.
Symmetron’s Diameson is available for connections, but you can use your own Diameson, to
manage your own dataloggers.
9. GPRS COMMUNICATION VIA STATIC IP SIM
3. Via GPRS, using a static IP SIM Card
Virtual COM
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Internet
Use Stylitis-50’s built-in Sym-o-net modem set to GPRS server mode.
A GPRS static IP SIM card is required.
Again, only data exchange is charged.
The datalogger acts like a server, and the computer connecting to it acts as its client.
10. GSM COMMUNICATION
4. Via a GSM data call
RS-232
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GSM modem
Use Stylitis-50’s built-in Sym-o-net modem set to GSM data mode.
Connect a GSM modem to a computer COM port.
Call the logger’s modem, provided that both modems’ SIM cards support GSM data calls.
11. SATELLITE COMMUNICATION
5. Via Satellite
RS-232
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Iridium modem
RS-232
Iridium modem
Two satellite iridium modems are required, one connected to the computer and one to the
datalogger’s DTE port (MASTER).
Communication is achieved via satellite.
12. RF COMMUNICATION
6. Via RF modems
RS-232
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RS-232
Radio Modem
Radio Modem
Connect one RF Modem to Stylitis-50’s MASTER port and one to the computer’s COM port.
Achieve remote connections without a SIM card, for a limited distance (usually a few
kilometers) between modems.
12. COMMUNICATION VIA RF NETWORK
7. Measuring network via RF modems
RS-232
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Radio Modem
RS-232
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RS-232
Radio Modem
Radio Modem
Capability of communication with multiple dataloggers (one at a time), by using an RF
modem for the computer (as a Master) and one for each datalogger (as Slaves).
Again the distance between the Master modem and each Slave modem is limited (usually a
few kilometers).
Each datalogger modem is set to have a unique address. Communicate with one at a time.
13. COMMUNICATION VIA REMOTE RF NETWORK
8. Remote measuring network via RF modems
RS-232
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Radio Modems
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Same method as before, with the difference that the modem
network can be remote, regarding the computer.
The Master modem can be accessed via the GPRS network
via Symmetron’s Sym-o-net modem (same with Stylitis-50’s
built-in modem).
Sym-o-net (like Stylitis-50) can also connect as a client to
Diameson Gateway, via a dynamic IP SIM card.
Again the distance between the Master modem and each
Slave modem is limited (usually a few kilometers).
Virtual COM
Diameson Gateway
Sym-o-net
Internet
17. ETHERNET COMMUNICATION
9. Via Ethernet (local network or the internet)
RS-232
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Serial-toEthernet
ADSL Router
LAN/ internet
Connect a Serial-to-Ethernet adaptor to the datalogger’s MASTER port.
Connect the Ethernet port to a LAN or to the internet.
An ADSL connection (a static IP) for the logger is required only to connect the logger to the
internet.
18. STYLITIS EXPLORER: STARTING UP
Stylitis Explorer is Stylitis-50’s free operating software.
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Start up with Stylitis Explorer, by creating Site folders and Connections.
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Create one unique site folder for each datalogger.
In each site folder, multiple (different types of) connections can be created for the logger. The different
connection types correspond to the communication methods, discussed before.
The connections created are saved as windows files, which are recognized by Stylitis Explorer in a folder
interface, along with the compressed and decompressed data files (see Chapter 20), and setup files, ie
logger settings (see next Chapter) saved in a file.
There is also a user friendly way to manage and view a list of all the created sites and go to a specific site
with a double-click. View statistics, such as last connection and download (manual and automatic).
Refer to the corresponding screen shot in Chapter 22.
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After achieving a connection, you can communicate with the logger. Besides changing logger and
Sym-o-net modem settings and download data, you can view some features, and specifically:
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View the logger’s status: Instant parameters, such as the date and time, the battery voltage, the current
data file being recorded, the recording time remaining in the buffer and in the card, etc.
View an Online plot of the selected channels’ values. All samples are plotted (every second). Appropriate
units appear on the plot.
Refer to the corresponding screen shot in Chapter 22.
Via the virtual keyboard, navigate in the logger’s menus to view the instant channel values and the
status parameters one by one.
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19. STYLITIS EXPLORER: SETUP
Connect to the datalogger, via Stylitis Explorer, via one of the connections you created and modify its
setup, ie settings such as the recording interval (selectable from 1 min to 1 hour) and the logger’s site
name. However, the main settings to be adjusted are the channel settings.
CHANNEL SETTINGS
The settings of all channels can be changed in two ways:
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Manually. Change settings manually. Manual setup can be done either via a virtual keyboard, by navigating in the
logger’s menus or via the user friendly Easy Setup (see Chapter 22 for screen shot):
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Select mode. For counter channels select Counter, Frequency or Events. For analog ones, select Analog, PT-100 or Vane.
Select type. For counter channels, select TTL, REED, SIN or #40 (SIN with filter). For Analog channels A3~A6, enable/ disable
the gain and for A7, A8 select between Voltage and Current (4~20mA) Input.
Type the Slope and Offset parameters.
Via Stylitis Explorer’s Sensor Library. Via Easy Setup again, instead of changing the settings manually, you can
select a specific measurement and then a specific sensor, related to this measurement. Optionally, also change
the measuring units. All settings are updated automatically.
SYM-O-NET SETTINGS
Sym-o-net is Stylitis-50’s built-in modem. Adjust its settings via Sym-o-net Programmer, an add-on
software to Stylitis Explorer. The settings to be adjusted are:
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Selection of the modem’s operation, defining the type of the remote connection, as discussed in previous
chapters: GSM data mode, GPRS client mode (via Diameson server) or GPRS server mode.
SMS cellphone number (optionally). An alarm SMS is sent if the power supply is found below 11V.
GPRS settings, if GPRS operation is selected. SIM card provider settings: APN, User Name, Password. Diameson
settings: IP address and Device Listening port.
Email settings. Enable or disable encrypted (according to the password) data emails at least once a day. Define
the SMTP mail server, sender, recipient and if the SIM card provider requires authentication, type the email
account’s User Name and Password.
Peripheral Schedule. Define between what hours of the day the datalogger and the auxiliary serial
device will be available for remote communication (and the modem will be turned on).
20. STYLITIS EXPLORER: ACQUISITION AND DOWNLOAD
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After writing the desired setup in the datalogger, enable data acquisition to start recording.
Data is recorded in compressed form, in two ways:
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In the logger’s internal 512KB memory (buffer). Only the current file is stored in the buffer, ie if you
set Acquisition=OFF, the buffer is cleared and data are lost.
In a removable Compact Flash card (up to 2GB). The data storage is practically unlimited. Multiple
data files can be stored in the card. A new file begins when downloading the current file or disabling
and re-enabling the acquisition.
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When downloaded, a compressed file is decompressed into a data file, which can be viewed
via a text editor. Compressed and decompressed data files are stored in the logger’s site
folder, as mentioned in Chapter 18.
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MANUAL DOWNLOAD
a. From the buffer. Download the current file. In the end, you will be asked if you wish to clear
the buffer and begin a new file or not (the same file will continue to grow).
b. From the Compact Flash. There are 3 download options when you are using a Compact Flash:
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Download the most recent file. If Acquisition is ON, this is the current file. In this case, the current file
is firstly closed (the next file begins) and then downloaded.
Download the card’s directory. This way all the card’s files (the last 256 ones) appear with their
number, start date and size. The directory is also saved in a text file in the site folder.
Download a previous file, by typing their number. Again, the last 256 files are available. To download
all previous files, retrieve the card and read it via a card reader.
21. STYLITIS EXPLORER: OFFLINE DATA MANAGEMENT
After downloading the data files in the site folder, you can manage them offline. Stylitis Explorer offers
some useful tools for offline management and presentation:
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Plot. View the selected channels’ plot, in up to 3 graph groups. View values at a specific moment
with the channel units.
Refer to the corresponding screen shot in Chapter 23.
Data File Processing. Check the integrity of a folder’s files, ie check for missing or duplicate records
or if the interval is the same for all files.
Statistics. Statistics of the file’s data can appear per hour, per day, per month and per year.
Statistics include be the average values of the data (within the hour, day, month or year), the max,
min or sdv values, or sum of all values. They are presented via a bar graph or a dot plot.
Refer to the corresponding screen shot in Chapter 23.
Data Availability. View the percentage of the available data of a site folder within the years, in
which there are data. For a specific year, view the corresponding percentage within its months.
Refer to the corresponding screen shot in Chapter 23.
Convert data file parameters. Apply new Slope and Offset values in a downloaded file in retrospect
and create a new file.
Export to WindRose/Excel/.CSV/.TAB file. Export a file’s data to an Excel, a comma delimited or a
tab delimited file. Especially for wind data (speed and direction channels), you can export them to
WindRose, the wind analysis software, add-in to the Microsoft Excel, which is manufactured by
CRES and distributed by Symmetron.
For WindRose, refer to the corresponding screen shot in Chapter 23.
22. STYLITIS EXPLORER: SCREEN SHOTS (PART 1)
Site folders and files interface
Easy Setup
Online plot
Download files and card directory
23. STYLITIS EXPLORER: SCREEN SHOTS (PART 2)
Data availability
WindRose
Data file plot
Statistics
24. AUTOCONNECT SOFTWARE
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As stated before, data files can be downloaded manually, via Stylitis Explorer, via any connection.
However, data download, along with other actions as well, can be preformed automatically, in a
regular basis, via the additional free software AutoConnect.
The datalogger can perform a different action each weekday:
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Download Data: The current data file, either from the buffer or from the
Compact Flash. There is an option to clear the buffer in the end or not.
Download Status: Instant parameters, such as the current file,
the recording time remaining, etc.
Download Display. Get the instant channel values.
Update Captum. Captum is a free service to present real-time
and historical data of Symmetron data loggers on the World Wide Web.
Captum Plot
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The selected action of a weekday can be performed once a day at a specific selected time, or infinite
connections can be made that weekday every as many minutes as you wish.
Besides editing the auto connections (like in Stylitis Explorer) via AutoConnect’s interface, you can:
- View a list of all your automatic connections and execute one or more manually.
- Check each connection’s latest status, ie if it succeeded, or failed and why.
- View the date and time of last connection and last successful download for each one.
25. MAIN APPLICATIONS AND CONCLUSION
Stylitis-50 could be used in:
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Wind energy assessment.
Solar plant monitoring.
Weather stations.
Electrical Measurements.
Tank level monitoring
…and many more
Summing up, its main advantages are:
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Specialized in wind measurements.
Adequate channel number covering most needs (can measure speed/ direction in 9 heights).
Variety of sensor types supported, along with suitable voltage and current excitation outputs.
Unique sensor supervisor technology. Ability to isolate faulty sensors, if power consumption is high.
Variety of communication methods.
Free operating and automatic connection software.
about Symmetron
Our company was founded in 1989 by experienced engineers and evolved as a major
manufacturer of dataloggers and supplier of measurement equipment. Symmetron is certified
according to the ISO9001 quality system and we are proud to have deployed thousands of
measurement systems worldwide.
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