Kristian Breitenbauch

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ADAP-KOOL Wireless Monitoring

• Kristian Breitenbauch
• Sales Manager Nordic Baltic Region
• Food Retail

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Agenda

• Presenter
• Temperature monitoring
• Wireless system advantages
• System overview
• The parts in the wireless monitoring solution
• Network technology
• Planning the installation

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Presenter

• Kristian Breitenbauch
• Business Area - Food Retail
• Business Development Manager for Systems
• Sales manager for Nordic Baltic Region
• Danish Citizen
• Live and work out Aarhus in Denmark
• Married, twin girls _at_ 1 year

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ADAP-KOOL Electronic Controls

• ADAP-KOOL means adaptive refrigeration controls
  which
• Automatically adapts to changing conditions
  ensuring optimal system performance
• This is done through
• Adaptive superheat
• Adaptive suction pressure
• Adaptive condensing pressure
• Adaptive defrost
• Adaptive Rail-heat
• AKD
• Adaptive wireless network
• More than 15.000 systems installed

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Temperature Monitoring

• Required to fulfil HACCP requirements
• Conducted manually according to local standards
• Performed automatically by an electronic system
• Automatically collecting temperature logs
• No manual work required
• Always done as required
• Requirements are varying
• Most likely only to become stricter in the future

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Danfoss Wireless System

• A wireless system supporting temperature quality
  through
• Checking
• Monitoring
• Reporting temperatures
• Wireless temperature monitoring is attractive due
  to
• No need for wires
• Faster and cheaper installation
• Moving cabinets does not require re-installation
• Battery driven nodes gives more freedom

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The Main Wireless Products

• Wireless Reciever WR200
• Wireless Sensor Node (WS-100)
• Models for 1 4 sensors
• Can work as a router as well
• Wireless Handheld Terminal (WT-150)

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General Advantages

• Wireless sensor nodes are very suited for
• Retro fit solutions to fulfil HACCP
• Separate product sensor
• Integral cabinets
• Cabinets not on the network
• The Wireless Handheld terminal is very suited
  for
• Controlling entrance/received temperature of
  goods
• Manual check of temperatures
• Increasing awareness of temperature quality among
  store personnel
• Verification of product temp vs air control temp

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One Package Several Usage Areas

• The wireless portfolio can be used for
• Stand-alone temperature monitoring
• Temperature monitoring with remote access
• Temperature monitoring for AKA systems
• Temperature monitoring for AK Systems

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The Wireless Nodes

• Sensors node models
• Node for one AKS11/12
• Node for four AKS11/12
• Node acting as router (connect no1 to mains)
• General info
• Min 3 years batt. life.
• Measure every xx min (programmable).
• - 50 to 50 degrees Celsius
• Requires external power if router function

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The Wireless Handheld Terminal 150

• Infrared or insertion (core) temperature
  measurements
• Store measurements in up to 64 groups
• User programmable text
• -30 to 70 degrees Celsius
• Wireless communication to AK-WD250 and AK-WR200
• Routing possibility (can communicate via routers)
• Logs are stored in system
• Battery power charger included

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The Wireless Receiver

• Central unit
• Max 99 nodes
• Mesh network technology.
• Automatic routing / redundant routing
• Self healing
• Web server integrated
• Integrates to AK systems via RS232 or IP
• External antenna

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WD WL Webserver

• Basic webserver integrated for easy access
• Still integration to AK systems

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Advantages of Wireless Monitoring

• Wireless system advantages
• Simple temperature logs for HACCP
• Reduced installation time as no wires needed
• Web server access
• Plug-and-play functionality
• Wireless monitoring integrates to existing and
  new systems
• AKA 24X and AKM
• AK SM350720

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Wireless on AKA Systems

• Integration to AKA
• Retrofits and integrals in existing systems

Wireless Receiver 150
Handheld Terminal
AKA241
Wireless node 1 sensor
Wireless node 4 sensor
Wireless node acting as a router
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Wireless on AK Systems

• Integration to AKA
• Retrofits and integrals in existing systems

Wireless Receiver 150
Handheld Terminal
Wireless node 1 sensor
Wireless node 4 sensor
Wireless node acting as a router
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Adaptive Healing Mesh Network

• Traditional star network
• Very simple - traditional way of thinking
• Problems if obstacles block radio transmission
• All nodes must be within direct range
• Weak links will need many retransmissions
• Meshed network - Danfoss
• Routers will be able to forward messages
• Obstacles can be overcome
• Range can be extended
• Weak links are not used

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Planning Installation

• It is a good idea to plan the installation
• The alternative is trial error
• Trail Error costs much more time during the
  installation phase
• Without planning there is a risk of not having
  optimal repeater placement

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Planning the installation

• Put all nodes on a floorplan (1)
• Drav a circle (R 10-15m) arrund the central unit
• Nodes at the perimeter and close to other nodes
  outside the circle are good candidates to be
  repeaters
• Draw a circle arround the repeater (3)
• Continue finding good repeaters, and draw circles
  around them until all nodes are inside a circle
  (4)
• Check that no node has more than 4 hops to the
  central unit

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An Approved Solution for Europe

• The solution is approved is the following
  countries

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End

• Product is released and
• Thanks for listening
• Questions

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• Support Slides

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Wireless Sensor Node
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Wireless Overview 2007
Retail care integration
Wireless Monitoring
Receiver
AK System
AKA 245 GW
AKA241
Monitoring sensor
Handheld
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Wireless temperature monitoringMain features
Retail Care

• Central unit
• Max 99 nodes
• Stores all measurements for 1 week (before
  consolidation).
• Mesh network technology.
• Automatic routing / redundant routing
• Self healing
• Web server integrated
• ARM9 processor Linux
• Build-in mobile phone
• Battery Back-up.
• External dc supply (12Vdc)

Customeraccess to reports
VPN
RS232
TCP/IP
Temperature sensor (1 sensor)

• Hand held unit
• Store measurements in up to 64 groups with user
  programmable text.
• Infrared or insertion temperature measurements.

• Sensor nodes
• Min 3 years batt. life.
• Measure every xx min (programmable).
• Alarm limits
• Requires external power if router function

RF communication Zensys 868MHz / 908 MHz.
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User interface for AK-WD250 AK-WR200
AKM

• AK-WD/R parameters are integrated in AKM standard
  menu structure.
• Full support of all functions in AK-WD250 and
  AK-WR200.

RS232
AK-ST500
Ethernet

• AK-WD/R parameters are integrated in AK-ST500
  standard menu structure
• Full support of all functions in AK-WD250 and
  AK-WR200.

Browser

• Access to AK-WD/Rs build-in WEB server via a
  standard browser.
• Full support of all functions in AK-WD250 and
  AK-WR200.

Ethernet

• AK-WD250 has a local keyboard and display for
  access to a few selected parameters
• Read AK-WS name and current temperature.
• Read AK-WT name.
• Set network address, access code, time,..
• Installation mode / operation mode.
• Activate / de-activate AK-WS nodes

AK-WD250 or AK-WR200
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)
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AK-WD250 stand alone
Retail Care

• System characteristics
• The Retail Care offers support for logs and
  alarms in AK-WD250.
• Via VPN
• Via GSM? (not decided)

GSM/SMS Consolidated dataMin, Max, Average per
day
or
Ethernet
AK-WD250
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)
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AKA245 (AKM) support for AK-WD250

• System characteristics
• The AK-WD250 is handled as a gateway in AKA245
  and AKM context.
• The AK-SM720 offers full support of all functions
  in AK-WD250.
• Logs from the last 7 days defined and stored in
  AK-WD250 can be uploaded and presented in AKM and
  archived on AKM.
• Measurements from AK-WT150 are presented as log
  curves.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WD250
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WD250.

AKM
RS232
AKA245
AKA241
AK-WD250
LON
Danbuss
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 1 unit)
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AKA245 (AKM) support for AK-WR200

• System characteristics
• The AK-WR200 is handled as a gateway in AKA245
  and AKM context.
• The AK-SM720 offers full support of all functions
  in AK-WR200.
• Logs from the last 7 days defined and stored in
  AK-WR200 can be uploaded and presented in AKM and
  archived on AKM.
• Measurements from AK-WT150 are presented as log
  curves.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WR200
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WR200.

AKM
RS232
AKA245
AKA241
AK-WR200
LON
Danbuss
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 1 unit)
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AK-SM720 support for AK-WD250

• System characteristics
• The AK-WD250 is handled as a controller in
  AK-SM context.
• The AK-SM720 offers full support of all functions
  in AK-WD250.
• Logs from the last 7 days defined and stored in
  AK-WD250 can be uploaded and presented in
  AK-ST500, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Measurements from AK-WT150 are presented as log
  curves, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WD250
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WD250.
• AK-SM720 logs can be defined on AK-WS and AK-WT
  sensor measurements.

EM-100
Ethernet
AK-SM720
AK-WD250
AK-ST500
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)
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AK-SM720 support for AK-WR200

• System characteristics
• The AK-WR200 is handled as a controller in
  AK-SM context.
• The AK-SM720 offers full support of all functions
  in AK-WR200.
• Logs from the last 7 days defined and stored in
  AK-WR200 can be uploaded and presented in
  AK-ST500, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Measurements from AK-WT150 are presented as log
  curves, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WR200
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WR200.
• AK-SM720 logs can be defined on AK-WS and AK-WT
  sensor measurements.

EM-100
Ethernet
AK-SM720
AK-WR200
AK-ST500
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)
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AK-SM350 support for AK-WD250

• System characteristics
• The AK-WD250 is handled as a controller in
  AK-SM context.
• The AK-SM350 offers full support of all functions
  in AK-WD250 via AK-ST500.
• Logs from the last 7 days defined and stored in
  AK-WD250 can be uploaded and presented in
  AK-ST500, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Measurements from AK-WT150 are presented as log
  curves, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WD250.
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WD250 via AK-ST500.
• AK-SM350 logs can be defined on AK-WS and AK-WT
  sensor measurements.
• The local AK-SM350 display support the following
  functions in AK-WD250
• Presentation of actual temperature and alarm
  limits per sensor.NB! AK2-SM350 supports max 65
  points!
• Setting of selected parameters (alarm limits).
• Presentation of AK-SM350 log curves.
• Alarm notification and acknowledge.

EM-100
Ethernet
AK-SM350
AK-WD250
AK-ST500
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)
NB! G.Ley is evaluation if AK2-SM350 Point View
can be extended from 4 to 65.
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AK-SM350 support for AK-WR200

• System characteristics
• The AK-WD250 is handled as a controller in
  AK-SM context.
• The AK-SM350 offers full support of all functions
  in AK-WD250 via AK-ST500.
• Logs from the last 7 days defined and stored in
  AK-WD250 can be uploaded and presented in
  AK-ST500, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Measurements from AK-WT150 are presented as log
  curves, and stored in .csv format on AK-ST500.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WD250.
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WD250 via AK-ST500.
• AK-SM350 logs can be defined on AK-WS and AK-WT
  sensor measurements.
• The local AK-SM350 display support the following
  functions in AK-WD250
• Presentation of actual temperature and alarm
  limits per sensor.NB! AK2-SM350 supports max 65
  points!
• Setting of selected parameters (alarm limits).
• Presentation of AK-SM350 log curves.
• Alarm notification and acknowledge.

EM-100
Ethernet
AK-SM350
AK-WR200
AK-ST500
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)
NB! G.Ley is evaluation if AK2-SM350 Point View
can be extended from 4 to 65.
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AK-SC255 support for AK-WD250

• System characteristics
• The AK-WD250 is handled as an controller in
  AK-SC context.
• The AK-SM720 offers support of the following
  functions in AK-WD250.
• Full support of alarms from AK-WD250
• Full support of all read/ write parameters in
  AK-WD250.
• No support for build-in logs in AK-WD250
• AK-SC255 logs can be defined on AK-WS and AK-WT
  sensor measurements.

EM-100
Ethernet
AK-WD250
AK-SC255
AK-WS100(max 99 units)
AK-WT150(max 5 units)