User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 15-0028 - Exhibit Cover.pdf
- Elster A3 User Guide 98-1671.pdf
- Endpoint Overview
- Command Center Deployment/Configuration
- Deployment
- Tracking and Deployment
- Endpoint Configuration
- HAN Setup Process Overview
- HAN: Initialization
- Provisioning HAN Devices
- Remove HAN Devices
- Management and Troubleshooting
- Meter Swap Out Process using Decommission HAN
- Commission HAN Network for Channel Control
- Meter LCD Screen for ZigBee Alerts
- Confirm HAN Radio in Meter is Communicating or HAN is set-up
- Get information for a specific device
- Get Firmware version for the HAN radio
- Confirm that a HAN device can communicate with the meter
- Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM)
- Specifications
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM)
User Guide 98-1671 Rev AA 45
2. Select the Head End Radio tab
3. Click the Modify button
4. Change the radio's Network ID to match the utility-specified Network ID (for endpoints with
firmware version v6.x and higher, this parameter is managed by Command Center and cannot be
changed by ETM)
5. Disable the router bit
6. Disable the timekeeper bit
7. Enable the head-end bit
8. Enable the operational bit
9. Set the baud rate to 38400
10. Enter the Latitude and Longitude in the LPP Address field
11. Click Apply to save changes.
NOTE: If only the CRC and baud rate are to be changed, a new Gridstream IWR can be configured
using ETM’s Head-end management. Command Center is used to manage the CRC for endpoints
with firmware v6.x and higher.
Meter Shop Best Practices Use Case - Proper IWR Configuration
This procedure describes proper configuration for IWR radios being used by any technician where
the radio is on a production network.
Do not:
• Set up your IWR as a router. This will only slow down process actions as the IWR will be
busy routing packets unnecessarily. On a production network this will interfere with the
local mesh when the radio is turned off.
• Set up your IWR as a head-end. This will cause significant problems with the production
mesh network.
• Set up your IWR set as a timekeeper. This is will pass the time of your computer to other
network devices.
Using RadioShop, confirm the following settings.
NOTE: For information on RadioShop see RadioShop® Getting Started Guide, Landis+Gyr
publication 98-1054.
• Control Byte 1 - 69 is correct for a mobile IWR. The best way to change Control byte 1 is by
setting WAN address under configure. As you change from a Mobile IWR to Fixed IWR
CB1 changes from 69 > 49.
• Control byte 2 should be HEX 48.
• Control byte 3 should be HEX 50.
A CAUTION: Control byte 3 is important. It prevents your radio from advertising a path to the
Collector and from trying to register with Command Center every time it is powered on or
reset.