User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Before You Begin
- About the OpenWay Riva Pit Module
- Initializing, Connecting, and Programming the OpenWay Riva Water Pit Module
- Installing the OpenWay Riva Water Pit Module
- Pit Module Mounting Accessories
- Pit Modules with Integral Connectors
- Through Lid Installation
- Rod Mount Installation
- Wall Mount Installation
- Optional Riva Leak Sensor Installation
- Connecting the Riva Leak Sensor to the Riva Water Module
- Optional Remote Water Disconnect Valve Installation
- Using the Itron Cable Armor
- Using an Inline Connector
- Troubleshooting
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The following information is provided to help you troubleshoot issues related to the OpenWay Riva Water Pit
Modules.
The following table describes possible issues and provides suggested actions to resolve the issue.
Issue
Action
Cannot program the pit module. Check the programming device and software version. Program pit module using the
FC300 handheld computer running Field Deployment Manager (FDM) software
v4.0 or higher.
Cannot read the pit module.
A pit module that is not programmed will not transmit an SCM or SCM+ message.
Reprogram the pit module and perform a reread. If a pit module is not initially
programmed, it will not bubble-up and listen for an SCM/SCM+ message.
The pit module is reporting an invalid read. A pit module that has set the Register Error flag will cause an Invalid Read to
display in the FDM Consumption field.
Marginal readability due to water pit module
location (for example, an pit module deep
inside a pit).
Consider reprogramming the pit module for Hard-to-read (H2R) mode.
Programming the pit module for hard-to-read mode increases the output to high
power.
Note Hard-to-read mode will reduce battery life.
The handheld programmer is locked up and
button presses produce no response.
Soft boot the handheld by pressing and holding buttons A and B until the screen
fades. Release the buttons and allow the handheld to reboot.
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