COMET SYSTEM Web Sensor P8552 with Binary Inputs Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- COMET SYSTEM
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USER GUIDE
Web Sensor P8552 with Binary Inputs
Web Sensor P8552 with binary inputs
PoE Web Sensor P8652 with binary inputs
PoE Web Sensor P8653 with flood detector and binary inputs
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with this manual may not be provide free repairs during the warranty period.
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COMET SYSTEM, s.r.o.
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Revision history
This manual describes devices with latest firmware version according to the
table below.
Older version of manual can be obtained from a technical support.
| Document version | Date of issue | Firmware version | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| IE-SNC-P8x52-01 | 2014-09-25 | 4-5-6-0 | Initial revision of manual. |
| IE-SNC-P8x52-02 | 2015-02-18 | 4-5-7-0 | |
| IE-SNC-P8x52-03 | 2015-09-24 | 4-5-8-0 | |
| IE-SNC-P8x52-04 | 2017-10-26 | 4-5-8-1 | |
| IE-SNC-P8x52-05 | 2019-05-03 | 4-5-8-1 | Change in operating terms for P8552 |
| IE-SNC-P8x52-06 | 2022-07-01 | 4-5-8-1 | Change of case material |
| IE-SNC-P8x52-07 | 2023-03-06 | 4-5-8-2 | Added new device P8653, typos correction |
Introduction
This chapter provides basic information about device. Before starting, please
read this manual carefully.
Web Sensors P8552, P8652 and P8653 are designed to measure temperature or
relative humidity up to two external probes. This allows to measure values
from two different places by one device. Temperature can be displayed in °C or
°F. Relative humidity have unit %RH.
Devices are equipped by three binary inputs. P8552 and P8652 are quipped by
three binary inputs to get state from dry contacts or binary sensors with
voltage output. Type of the binary input is selectable in device setup. P8653
have dedicated first binary input for connection of flood detector LD-81. This
detector is part of the shipment. Other two binary inputs can be used to
connection of dry contacts or binary sensors with voltage output. Type of
these two binary inputs is selectable at device setup.
Communication with the device is realized via Ethernet network. Devices P8652
and P8653 can be powered from external power supply adapter or by using power
over Ethernet – PoE.
Web Sensor P8552 supports powering from adapter only.
General safety rules
The following summary is used to reduce the risk of injury or damage the
device.
To prevent injury, please follow instructions in this manual.
The device can be services only by a qualified person. The device contains no
serviceable parts inside.
Don’t use the device if it doesn’t work correctly. If you think that the
device is not working correctly, let check it by qualified service person.
Don’t disassemble the device. It’s forbidden to use the device without the
cover. Inside the device can be a dangerous voltage and may be risk of
electric shock.
Use only the appropriate power supply adapter according to manufacturer
specifications and approved according to relevant standards. Make sure, that
the adapter does not have damaged cables or covers.
Connect the device only to network parts approved according to relevant
standards. Where power over Ethernet is used, the network infrastructure must
be compatible with IEEE 802.3af standard.
Connect and disconnect the device properly. Don’t connect or disconnect
Ethernet cable, binary inputs or probes, if the device is powered.
Do not connect higher voltage to binary inputs than is allowed.
The device may be installed only in prescribed areas. Never expose the device
to higher or lower temperatures than is allowed. The device has not improved
resistance to moisture.
Protect it from dripping or splashing water and do not use at areas with
condensation.
Don’t use device in potentially explosive environments.
Don’t stress the device mechanically.
Device description and important notices
This chapter contains information about basic features. Also, there are
important notices concerning to functional safety.
Values from the device can be read using an Ethernet connection. The following
formats are supported:
- Web pages
- Current values in XML and JSON format
- Modbus TCP protocol
- SNMPv1 protocol
- SOAP protocol
The device can also be used to check measured values and if the limit is exceeded, device sends warning messages. Possible ways to sending warning messages:
- Sending e-mails up to 3 e-mail addresses
- Sending SNMP traps up to 3 configurable IP addresses
- Displaying the alarm status on web page
- Sending messages to Syslog server
The device setup can be made by the TSensor software or by web interface.
TSensor software can be free downloaded from the manufacturer’s website.
Latest firmware can be obtained from the technical support. Do not upload to
your device firmware which is not designed for it. Unsupported firmware can
damage your device.
If you want to use PoE, you must use PoE switch compatible with IEEE 802.3af
standard.
Reliability of warning messages delivering (e-mail, trap, syslog), depends on
actual availability of necessary network services. The device should not be
used for critical applications, where malfunction could cause to injury or
loss of human life. For highly reliable systems, redundancy is essential.
Please see standard IEC 61508 and IEC 61511 for more information.
Never connect the device directly to the Internet. If it is necessary connect
the device to the Internet, properly configured firewall must be used. For
secured remote access use VPN connection.
Getting started
Here you can find information necessary to put newly purchased equipment to
operation. This procedure is only informative.
What is needed for operation
To install the device, you need to the following equipment. Before installation check if it’s available.
- Web Sensor P8552, Web Sensor P8652 or Web Sensor P8653
- power supply adapter 5V/250mA or switch with PoE support. Before using the device is necessary to decide which way of powering will be used. PoE is supported by Web Sensor P8652 and Web Sensor P8653.
- RJ45 LAN connection with appropriate cable
- free IPv4 address in your network
- up to 2 two temperatures probes type DSTR162/C, DSTGL40/C, DSTG8/C or relative humidity probe DSRH, DSRH+, DSHR/C
- sensors with two state output to connection into binary inputs of Web Sensor (dry contacts or voltage contacts)
- for P8653 device flood detector LD-81 which is part of shipment
Mounting the device
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check if the equipment from previous chapter is available
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install the latest version of TSensor software. This software will help you find device on network and to change IP address of the device. Device configuration is made using web interface. TSensor software can be free downloaded from the manufacturer’s website. Due to reducing impact to environment is CD not part of shipment.
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contact your network administrator to obtain following information for the connection to the network:
IPv4 address:…………………………
Gateway:………………………………
DNS server IP:…………………………..
Netmask:…………………………………. -
check if there is no IP address conflict when you connect the device into network for the first time. The device has from factory set the IP address to 192.168.1.213. This address must be changed according to information from the previous step. When you are installing several new devices, connect them to the network one after another.
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connect temperature and humidity probes to Web Sensor
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connect binary inputs of the device, for device P8653 connect flood detector LD-81 at the first binary input (BIN1)
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connect the Ethernet connector
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if the power over Ethernet (PoE) is not used, connect the power adapter 5V/250mA
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LEDs on LAN connector should blink after connecting the power
Web Sensor connection (power supply adapter, Power over Ethernet):
Device settings
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run configuration software TSensor on your PC
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switch to an Ethernet communication interface
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press button Find device…
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the window shows all available devices on your network
click to Change IP address to set new address according to network administrator instructions. If your device is not listed, then click Help! My device wasn’t found! Then follow the instructions. MAC address is on product label. The device is factory set to IP 192.168.1.213. -
gateway may not be entered if you want to use the device only in local network. If you set the same IP address which is already used, the device will not work correctly and there will be collisions on the network. If the device detects a collision of IP address, then reboot is performed automatically.
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after changing IP address device is restarted and new IP address is assigned.
Restart of the device takes about 10 seconds. -
find the connected probes and change binary input type on webpages of by TSensor, if necessary
Checking functions
The last step is to check measured values on the device website. Enter the
device IP address into address bar of the web browser. If the default IP
address was not changed, then insert http://192.168.1.213.
Displayed web page lists actual measured values. If the web pages are
disabled, you can see text Access denied. If the measured value exceeds the
measurement range or probe is not correctly installed, then is shown Error
message. If the channel is switched off, the web site displayed n/a instead of
the value.
Device setup
This chapter describes basic device configuration. There is a description of
settings using web interface.
Setup using web interface
Device can be setup using web interface or TSensor software. Web interface can
be managed by the web browser. Main page will be shown when you insert device
address into address bar of your web browser. There you find actual measured
values. Page with history graphs is shown when you click to tile with actual
values. Access to device setup is possible via tile Settings. 
General
Device name can be changed using item Device name. Measured values are stored
into memory according History storage interval field. After changing of this
interval all history values will be cleared. Changes must be confirmed by
Apply settings button. 
Network
Network parameters can be obtained automatically from DHCP server using option
Obtain an IP address automatically. Static IP address is configurable via
field IP address. It is not necessary setup Default gateway while you use
device inside one subnet only. DNS server IP is required to set for proper
function of DNS. Option Standard subnet mask sets network mask automatically
according to A, B or C network class. Subnet mask field must be set manually
when network with non-standard range is used. Periodic restart interval
enables to restart device after selected time since device start. 
Alarm
limits
For each measurement channel is possible to set upper and lower limits, time-
delay for alarm activation and hysteresis for alarm clearing. 
Example of
setting the limit to the upper alarm limit: 
In Point 1 the temperature exceeded the limit.
From this time, the time-delay is counting. Because at point 2 the temperature
dropped below the limit value before the time delay expired, alarm was not
set.
In Point 3 the temperature has risen over limit again. During the time-delay
the value does not drop below the set limit, and therefore was in Point 4
caused alarm. At this moment were sent e-mails, traps and set alarm flag on
website, SNMP and Modbus.
The alarm lasted up to Point 5, when the temperature dropped below the set
hysteresis (temperature limit – hysteresis). At this moment was active alarm
cleared and e-mail send.
When alarm occurs, alarm messages will be sent. In case of power failure or
device reset (e.g.
changing the configuration) will new alarm state evaluated and new alarm
messages will be send.
Channels
Channel can be enabled or disabled for measuring using item Enabled. Channel
can be renamed (max. 14 characters) and it is possible select unit of measured
value according to connected probe type. When channel is not used, it is
possible copy to it one of other channels – option Clone channel. This option
is not available at fully occupied device. Find sensors button starts
searching for connected probes. All changes must be confirmed using Apply
settings button. History values are cleared after changing of channel
settings. 
Binary inputs
Binary inputs can be enabled or disabled for states evaluation by the Enable
option. Name of the binary input is configurable (max. 14 characters). Closed
state description / High voltage description / Flood state allows to change
name of binary input in the closed state.
Open state has name according to Open state description / Low voltage
description / Dry state field. Alarm states are evaluated according set Time
delay for alarm. It can be selected that alarm is active at closed or open
state of binary input. Alarms on binary inputs can be disabled also.
Type of binary input is selectable – option Input type. Dry contact is a
default option and allows to use input with door contacts and sensors with
relay output. Voltage contact option can be used with sensors like an AC
detector SP008. Device P8653 have first binary input reserved for flood
detector LD-81. 
SOAP protocol
SOAP protocol can be enabled by option SOAP protocol enabled. Destination SOAP
server can be set via SOAP server address. For setup of server port can be
used option SOAP server port. Device sends SOAP message according selected
Sending interval.
Option Send SOAP message when alarm occurs sends message when an alarm on
channel occurs or alarm is cleared. These SOAP messages are sent
asynchronously to selected interval. 
Email
Email sending enabled option allows e-mail features. It is necessary set
address of the SMTP server into SMTP server address field. Domain name for
SMTP server can be used.
Default port of the SMTP server can be changed using item SMTP server port.
SMTP authentication can be enabled using SMTP authentication option. When
authentication is enabled Username and Password must be set.
For successfully e-mail sending it is necessary insert Email sender address.
This address is usually same as username of the SMTP authentication. Into
fields Recipient 1 to Recipient 3 it is possible set address of e-mail
recipients. Option Short email enable sending e-mails in short format. This
format is usable when you need to forward e-mails into SMS messages.
When option Alarm email repeat sending interval is enabled and there is active
alarm on channel, then e-mails with actual values are sent repeatedly. Info
email sending interval option enables sending e-mails at selected time
interval. CSV history file can be sent together with the repeat/info e-mails.
This feature can be enabled by Alarm and Info emails attachment option.
It is possible to test e-mail function using button Apply and test. This
button saves a new settings and sends a testing e-mail immediately. 
Modbus a
Syslog protocols
ModbusTCP and Syslog protocol settings are configurable via menu Protocols.
Modbus server is enabled by default. Deactivation is possible via Modbus
server enabled option. Modbus port can be changed via Modbus port field.
Syslog protocol can be enabled using item Syslog enabled. Syslog messages are
sent to IP address of the Syslog server – field Syslog server IP address.
SNMP
For reading values via SNMP it is necessary to know password – SNMP read
community. SNMP Trap can be delivered up to three IP address – IP address of
the Trap recipient.
SNMP Traps are sent at alarm or error state on the channel. Trap feature can
be enabled by option Trap enabled. 
Time
Time synchronization with SNTP server can be enabled by Time synchronization
enabled option. IP address of the SNTP is necessary to set into SNTP server IP
address item. List of free NTP servers is available at www.pool.ntp.org/en.
SNTP time is synchronized at UTC format, and due to be necessary set
corresponding time offset – GMT offset [min]. Time is synchronized every 24
hours by default. Option NTP synchronization every hour decreases this
synchronization interval to one hour. 
WWW and security
Security features can be enabled by the Security enabled option. When security
is enabled, it is necessary to set administrator password. This password will
be required for device settings. When secured access is required even to
actual values reading it is possible to enable User account only for viewing.
Port of the www server can be changed from the default value 80 using filed
WWW port. Web pages with actual values are refreshed according to Web refresh
interval field.
Memory for
minimal and maximal values
Minimal and maximal measured values are stored into the memory. This memory is
independent from values stored in history memory (charts). Memory for minimal
and maximal values is cleared in case of device restart or by the user
request. In case of device
time is synchronized with SNTP server, timestamps for minimal and maximal
values are available.
Backup and restore configuration
Device configuration can be saved into file and restored if needed. Compatible
parts of configuration can be uploaded into another device type. Configuration
can be moved only within devices at same family. It is not possible restore
configuration from p-line Web Sensor into t-line Web Sensor and conversely.
Setup using TSensor software
TSensor software is an alternative to the web configuration. Some less
important parameters are configurable by the TSensor software only.
Parameter MTU size can reduce size of the Ethernet frames. Lowering of this
size can solve some communication problems mainly when VPN is used. TSensor
software can set offset of values at temperature probes. At DSRH humidity
probes is possible set correction of the humidity and temperature.
Factory defaults
Factory defaults button set the device into factory configuration. Network
parameters (IP
address, Subnet mask, Gateway, DNS) are left without changes. 
Network parameters are changed when factory default
button is pressed during device power on (in more detail – see Chapter 5).
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SMTP server address | example.com |
| SMTP server port | 25 |
| Alarm e-mail repeat sending interval | off |
| Info e-mail repeat sending interval | off |
| Alarm and Info e-mails attachment | off |
| Short e-mail | off |
| E-mail recipients addresses | cleared |
| E-mail sender | sensor@websensor.net |
| SMTP authentication | off |
| SMTP user/SMTP password | cleared |
| E-mail sending enabled | off |
| IP addresses SNMP traps recipients | 0.0.0.0 |
| System location | cleared |
| Password for SNMP reading | public |
| Sending SNMP Trap | off |
| Website refresh interval [sec] | 10 |
| Website enabled | yes |
| Website port | 80 |
| Security | off |
| Administrator password | cleared |
| User password | cleared |
| Modbus TCP protocol port | 502 |
| Modbus TCP enabled | yes |
| History storage interval [sec] | 60 |
| SOAP message when alarm occurs | yes |
| SOAP destination port | 80 |
| SOAP server address | cleared |
| SOAP sending interval [sec] | 60 |
| SOAP protocol enabled | off |
| Syslog server IP address | 0.0.0.0 |
| Syslog protocol enabled | off |
| SNTP server IP address | 0.0.0.0 |
| GMT offset [min] | 0 |
| NTP synchronization every hour | off |
| SNTP synchronization enabled | off |
| MTU | 1400 |
| Periodic restart interval | off |
| Demo mode | off |
| Upper limit | 50 |
| Lower limit | 0 |
| Hysteresis – hysteresis for alarm clearing | 1 |
| Delay – time-delay of alarm activation [sec] | 30 |
| Channel enabled | all channels |
| Unit on the channel | °C or %RH according used probe |
| Channel name | Channel X (where X is 1 to 5) |
| Enabled binary channels | all inputs |
| Binary channel name | BIN input X (where X is 1 to 3) |
| Binary input alarm on | closed |
| Input type | dry contact |
| Time-delay for binary input [sec] | 2 |
| Closed state description | on |
| Open state description | off |
| Device name | Web sensor |
Communication protocols
Short introduction to communication protocols of the device. To use some
communication protocols is necessary software, which can use the protocol.
This software is not included. For detailed description of protocols and
application notes please contact your distributor.
Website
The device supports displaying of measured values, history graphs and
configuration using web browser. History graphs are based on HTML5 canvas. Web
browser must support this feature for proper function of graphs. Firefox,
Opera, Chrome, or Edge can be used. If the device has set IP address
192.168.1.213 type into your browser http://192.168.1.213. Automatic refresh
interval of the web pages can be changed from default value 10sec. Actual
measured values can be obtained using XML file values.xml and JSON file
values.json. Values from history can be exported in CSV format. Interval of
storing values into internal history memory is configurable also. History is
erased after every reboot of the device.
Reboot of the device is performed when the power supply is disconnected and
when configuration change.
SMTP – sending e-mails
When measured values are over the set limits, the device allows send e-mail to
a maximum of 3 addresses. E-mail is sent when alarm condition on the channel
is cleared or a measuring error occurs. It is possible to set repeat interval
for e-mail sending. For correct sending of e-mails it is necessary to set
address of SMTP server. Domain address can be used as SMTP server address too.
For proper function of DNS is required to set DNS server IP address.
SMTP authentication is supported but SSL/STARTTLS not. Standard SMTP port 25
is used by default. SMTP port can be changed. Contact your network
administrator to obtain configuration parameters of your SMTP server. E-mail
sent by the device cannot be
answered.
SNMP
Using SNMP protocol you can read actual measured values, alarm status and
alarm parameters. Via SNMP protocol is also possible to get last 1000 measured
values from history table. Writing via SNMP protocol is not supported. It is
supported SNMPv1 rotocol only. SNMP used UDP port 161. OID keys description
can be found in the MIB table. It can be obtained from device website or from
your distributor. The password for reading is set to public as default. Filed
System location (OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6 – sysLocation) is blank by default. The
changes can be made using web interface. OID keys:
| OID | Description Type |
|---|---|
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.1 | Device information |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.1.1.0 | Device name |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.1.2.0 | Serial number |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.1.3.0 | Device type |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch | Measured value (where ch=1-channel 1, etc.) |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.1.0 | Channel name |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.2.0 | Actual value – text |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.3.0 | Actual value |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.4.0 | Alarm on channel (0/1/2) |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.5.0 | High limit |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.6.0 | Low limit |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.7.0 | Hysteresis |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.8.0 | Delay |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.9.0 | Unit |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.10.0 | Alarm on channel – text |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.11.0 | Minimal value on channel |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.ch.12.0 | Maximal value on channel |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.bin | Binary input (where bin=6-BIN1, bin=10-BIN5) |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.bin.1.0 | Binary input name |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.bin.2.0 | State of binary input – text |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.bin.3.0 | State of binary input |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.bin.4.0 | Alarm on binary input – text |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.2.bin.5.0 | Alarm on binary input (0/1) |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.3.1.0 | SNMP Trap text |
| .1.3.6.1.4.1.22626.1.5.4.1.1.ch.nr | History table value (nr-sample number) |
Int*10
When alarm occurred a warning message (trap) can be sent to selected IP
addresses.
Addresses can be set using web interface. Traps are sent via UDP protocol on
port 162. The device can send following traps:
| Trap | Description |
|---|---|
| 0/0 | Reset of the device |
| 6/0 | Testing Trap |
| 6/1 | NTP synchronization error |
| 6/2 | E-mail sending error |
| 6/3 | SMTP authentication error |
| 6/4 | Some error occurred during SMTP communication |
| 6/5 | TCP connection to server cannot be opened |
| 6/6 | SMTP server DNS error |
| 6/7 | SOAP message sending error |
| 6/8 | MAC address can’t be obtained from address |
| 6/9 | TCP connection to server cannot be opened |
| 6/10 | Wrong response code from the SOAP server |
| 6/11 – 6/15 | Upper alarm on channel |
| 6/21 – 6/25 | Lower alarm on channel |
| 6/31 – 6/35 | Clearing alarm on channel |
| 6/41 – 6/45 | Measuring error |
| 6/51 – 6/55 | Alarm on binary input |
| 6/61 – 6/65 | Clearing alarm on binary input |
Modbus TCP
Device supports Modbus protocol for communication with SCADA systems. Device
use Modbus TCP protocol. TCP port is set to 502 by default. Port can be
changed using web interface. Only two Modbus clients can be connected to
device at one moment. Modbus device address (Unit Identifier) can be
arbitrary. Modbus write command is not supported.
Specification and description of the Modbus protocol is free to download at:
www.modbus.org.
Supported Modbus commands (functions):
| Command | Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Read Holding Register (s) | 0x03 | Read 16b register(s) |
| Read Input Register(s) | 0x04 | Read 16b register(s) |
Modbus device registers. Address could be by 1 higher, depending on type used communication library:
| Address [DEC] | Address [HEX] | Value | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 39970 | 0x9C22 | 1st two digits from serial number | BCD |
| 39971 | 0x9C23 | 2nd two digits from serial number | BCD |
| 39972 | 0x9C24 | 3rd two digits from serial number | BCD |
| 39973 | 0x9C25 | 4th two digits from serial number | BCD |
| 39974 | 0x9C26 | Device type | uInt |
| 39975 – 39979 | 0x9C27 – 0x9C2B | Actual measured value on channel | Int*10 |
| 39980 – 39984 | 0x9C2C – 0x9C30 | Unit on the channel | Ascii |
| 39985 – 39989 | 0x9C31 – 0x9C35 | Channel alarm state | uInt |
| 39990 – 39994 | 0x9C36 – 0x9C3A | Binary input state | uInt |
| 39995 – 39999 | 0x9C3B – 0x9C3F | Binary input alarm state | uInt |
| 40000 | 0x9C40 | Channel 1 temperature or humidity | Int*10 |
| 40001 | 0x9C41 | Channel 1 alarm status | Ascii |
| 40002 | 0x9C42 | Channel 1 upper limit | Int*10 |
| 40003 | 0x9C43 | Channel 1 lower limit | Int*10 |
| 40004 | 0x9C44 | Channel 1 hysteresis | Int*10 |
| 40005 | 0x9C45 | Channel 1 delay | uInt |
| 40006 | 0x9C46 | Channel 2 temperature or humidity | Int*10 |
| 40007 | 0x9C47 | Channel 2 alarm status | Ascii |
| 40008 | 0x9C48 | Channel 2 upper limit | Int*10 |
| 40009 | 0x9C49 | Channel 2 lower limit | Int*10 |
| 40010 | 0x9C4A | Channel 2 hysteresis | Int*10 |
| 40011 | 0x9C4B | Channel 2 delay | uInt |
| 40012 | 0x9C4C | Channel 3 temperature or humidity | Int*10 |
| 40013 | 0x9C4D | Channel 3 alarm status | Ascii |
| 40014 | 0x9C4E | Channel 3 upper limit | Int*10 |
| 40015 | 0x9C4F | Channel 3 lower limit | Int*10 |
| 40016 | 0x9C50 | Channel 3 hysteresis | Int*10 |
| 40017 | 0x9C51 | Channel 3 delay | uInt |
| 40018 | 0x9C52 | Channel 4 temperature or humidity | Int*10 |
| 40019 | 0x9C53 | Channel 4 alarm status | Ascii |
| 40020 | 0x9C54 | Channel 4 upper limit | Int*10 |
| 40021 | 0x9C55 | Channel 4 lower limit | Int*10 |
| 40022 | 0x9C56 | Channel 4 hysteresis | Int*10 |
| 40023 | 0x9C57 | Channel 4 delay | uInt |
Description:
| Int*10 | registry is in format integer*10 – 16 bits |
|---|---|
| uInt | registry range is 0-65535 |
| Ascii | character |
| BCD | registry is coded as BCD |
| n/a | item is not defined, should be read |
Possible alarm states (Ascii):
| no | no alarm |
|---|---|
| lo | value is lower than set limit |
| hi | value is higher than set limit |
SOAP
The device allows you to send currently measured values via SOAP v1.1
protocol. The device sends values in XML format to the web server. The
advantage of this protocol is that communication is initialized by the device
side. Due to it is not necessary use port forwarding.
If the SOAP message cannot be delivered, warning message via SNMP Trap or
Syslog protocol is sent. The file with the XSD schema can be downloaded from:
http://cometsystem.cz/schemas/soapP8xxxBinIn.xsd. SOAP message example:
<?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
<soap:Envelope xmlns:soap=”http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/”
xmlns:xsi=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance”
xmlns:xsd=”http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema”>
1
1
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| General elements | |
| Contains the device serial number (an eight digit number). | |
| SOAP sending interval [sec]. | |
| Device type identification number (code): | |
| Device | Code [DEC] |
| P8652 | 4360 |
| P8552 | 4361 |
| P8653 | 4362 |
| Channel elements |
enabled/0 – disabled).
| Count of the decimal places. Always 1.
Syslog Email auth error SNTP Python script. The chapter describes the common problems with Web Sensor P8552, Web Sensor
P8652, Web Sensor P8653 and methods how to fix these problems. Error or n/a is displayed instead the measured value when channel is not enabled for measurement. Please check place of probe installation. Make sure that probe is not damaged. Error 6| -11006| Error of maximal measured values from probe. Binary inputs do not show the correct values Factory defaults Information about technical specifications of the device. Basic parameters Supply voltage P8552:| DC voltage from 4.9V to 6.1V, coaxial connector, 5x
2.1mm diameter, center positive pin, min. 250mA Operating terms Temperature and humidity range in case with electronic for P8652:| -20°C to
+60°C, 0 to 100% RH (no condensation) End of operation Technical support and service This chapter contains list of optional accessories, which can be ordered by
extra cost. Manufacturer recommends using only original accessories. Power supply Adapter A1825 LD-12 flood detector SD-280 optical smoke detector COMET database Read User Manual Online (PDF format) >>
The device allows sending text message to selected Syslog server. Events are
send using UDP protocol on port 514. Syslog protocol implantation is according
to RFC5424 and RFC5426.
Events when Syslog messages are send:
Text
Event
Sensor – fw 4-5-8.x
Reset of the device
NTP synchronization error
NTP synchronization error
Testing message
Test Syslog message
Email login error
E-mail sending error
Email some error
Email socket error
Email dns error
SOAP file not found| SOAP message sending error
SOAP host error
SOAP sock error
SOAP delivery error
SOAP dns error
High alarm CHx| Upper alarm on channel
Low alarm CHx| Lower alarm on channel
Clearing CHx| Clearing alarm on channel
Error CHx| Measuring error
Alarm BINx| Alarm on binary input
Clearing BINx| Clearing alarm on binary input
The device allows time synchronization with NTP (SNTP) server. SNMP protocol
version 3.0 is supported (RFC1305). Time synchronization is made every 24
hours. Time synchronization every hour can be enabled. For time
synchronization it is necessary set IP
address to the SNTP server. It is also possible set GMT offset for correct
time zone. Time is used in graphs and history CSV files. Maximum jitter
between two time synchronization is 90sec at 24 hours interval.
Software development kit
Device provides on own web pages documentation and examples of usage
protocols. SDK files are available at library page (About – Library).
SDK File
Note
snmp.zip
Description of SNMP OID’s and SNMP Traps, MIB tables.
modbus.zip
Modbus registers numbers, example of get values from the device by
xml.zip| Description of file values.xml, examples of values.xml file, XSD
schematic, Python example.
json.zip| Description of values.json file, example of values.json file, Python
example.
soap.zip| Description of SOAP XML format, example of SOAP messages, XSD
schematic, examples of get SOAP values at .net, PHP and Python.
syslog.zip| Description of syslog protocol, simple syslog server in Python. Troubleshooting
Please read this chapter before you will call technical support.
I forgot the device IP address
IP address is factory set to 192.168.1.213. If you had changed it and forgot
new IP address, run the TSensor software and press Find device… In the window
are displayed all available devices.
I cannot connect to the device
In search window is only IP and MAC address displayed
Other details are marked N/A. This problem occurs if IP address of the device
is set to another network.
Select the window Find device in TSensor software and press Change IP address.
Follow the software instructions. To assign IP address automatically using
DHCP server, set the device IP address to 0.0.0.0.
Device IP address is not displayed in window Find device
In TSensor software menu press Help! My device was not found! in window Find
device.
Follow the software instructions. MAC address of the device can be found on
product label.
The device is not found even after manually setting
MAC address
This problem occurs especially in cases when the IP address of the device
belongs to another network and also Subnet mask or Gateway are incorrect.
In this case is DHCP server in the network necessary. In TSensor software menu
press Help!
My device was not found! in window Find device. As new IP address set 0.0.0.0.
Follow the software instructions. An alternative is to reset device to factory
defaults using factorydefaults button.
Value n/a is shown a shortly after device restart. If the error code or n/a is
displayed permanently, check if the probes are connected to device correctly.
Make sure that probes are not damaged and are inside operating range. Then
perform new search of probes using web interface. List of error codes:
Error
Code
Description
Note
n/a
-11000
Value is not available.
Code is shown after device restart or
Error 1| -11001| No probe was detected on measurement bus.| Make sure that
probes are connected properly, and cables are not damaged.
Error 2| -11002| Short circuit on measurement bus was detected.| Please make
sure that cables of probes are not damaged. Check if correct probes are
connected. Probes Pt100/Pt1000 and Ni100/Ni1000 cannot be used with this
device.
Error 3| -11003| Values cannot be read from probe with ROM code stored in
device.| According to ROM code on probe label please make sure that is
connected proper probe. Please make sure that cables of probes are not
damaged. Probes with new ROM code is necessary detect again.
Error 4| -11004| Communication error (CRC).| Make sure that cables of probe
are not damaged, and cables are not longer than is allowed. Make sure that
cable of probe is not located near the source of EM interferences (power
lines, frequency inverters, etc.).
Error 5| -11005| Error of minimal measured values from probe.| Device measured
lower or higher values than is allowed.
Error 7| -11007| Power supply error at humidity probe or measurement error at
temperature probe| Contact technical support. Please send together with issue
description the diagnostic file \diag.log.
Error 8| -11008| Voltage measurement error at humidity probe.
Error 9| -11009| Unsupported probe type.| Please contact technical support of
local distributor to get firmware update for the device.
Probably is selected wrong type of binary input. Please switch input type on
web interface.
Option Dry contact should be used for potential-less inputs like a door
contact. Switch to Voltage contact in case of using AC voltage detector SP008.
Flood detector LD-81 can be connected to first binary input of P8653 only.
Flood detector LD-81 is not compatible with devices P8652 and P8652.
I forgot the password for setup
Please reset device to factory defaults. Procedure is described at following
point.
This procedure restore device to factory settings including network parameters
(IP address, Subnet mask, etc.). For factory-defaults follow these steps:
Technical specifications
Dimensions
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Supply voltage P8652 and P8653:| Power over Ethernet according to IEEE
802.3af, PD Class 0 (max. 12.95W), voltage from 36V to 57V DC. For PoE are
used pairs 1, 2, 3, 6 or 4, 5, 7, 8.
or DC voltage from 4.9V to 6.1V, coaxial connector, 5x 2.1mm diameter,
positive pole in the middle, min. 250mA
Consumption:| ~ 1W depending on the operating mode
Protection:| IP30 case with electronic
Measuring interval:| 2 sec
Accuracy (depending on used probe – e.g. probe DSTG8/C parameters):| ±0.5°C in
temperature range from -10°C to +85°C
±2.0°C in temperature range from -10°C to -50°C
±2.0°C in temperature range from +85°C to +100°C
Resolution:| 0.1°C
0.1%RH
Temperature measurement range (limited by temperature range of used probe):|
-55°C to +100°C
Recommended probes:| Temperature probe DSTR162/C max. length 10m
Temperature probe DSTGL40/C max. length 10m
Temperature probe DSTG8/C max. length 10m
Humidity probe DSRH max. length 5m
Humidity probe DSRH+ max. length 5m
Humidity probe DSRH/C
Number of channels:| Two cinch/RCA connectors (4 measurement channels in
device)
Three BIN inputs on WAGO 734 terminals
Binary input type:| Without galvanic isolation, software configurable input
(dry contact
or voltage contact). First binary input at P8653 device is dedicated
to flood detector LD-81. This input cannot be switched by software.
Binary inputs parameters – dry contact:| Voltage on the unclosed contact 3.3V
Current through closed contact 0.1mA
Maximum resistivity of the contact < 5kΩ
Binary inputs parameters – voltage contact:| Voltage level for “LOW” < 1.0V
Voltage level for “HIGH” > 2.5V
Internal resistivity of the voltage source < 2kΩ
Input voltage range 0 to +30V
Reverse polarity protection yes
Binary inputs parameters – flood detector LD-81 (fist binary input at P8653):|
Designed for connection of two wire flood detector LD-81 only.
Flood detector LD-12, dry contact or voltage contact sensors are
not compatible with this input.
Flood sensor LD-81 parameters:| Maximum length of cable 2.5m (can’t be
extended)
Two wire connection (red wire – active, black wire – GND), directly powered
from Web Sensor P8653
Intended for indoor usage only
Communication port:| RJ45 connector, 10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet (Auto-
Sensing)
Recommended Connector Cable:| For industrial use is recommended Cat5e STP
cable, in less demanding applications can be replaced by Cat5 cable, maximum
cable length 100 m
Supported protocols:| TCP/IP, UDP/IP, ARP, ICMP, DHCP, TFTP, DNS
HTTP, SMTP, SNMPv1, ModbusTCP, SNTP, SOAPv1.1, Syslog
SMTP protocol:| SMTP authentication – AUTH LOGIN
Encryption (SSL/TLS/STARTTLS) is not supported
Supported web browsers:| Mozilla Firefox 111 and later, Google Chrome 110 and
later, Microsoft Edge 110 and later
Recommended minimum screen resolution:| 1024 x 768
Memory:| 1000 values for each channel inside non-backup RAM memory
100 values in alarm events log inside non-backup RAM memory
100 values in system events log inside non-backup RAM memory
Case material:| ASA
Mounting the device:| With two holes at the bottom of the unit
Weight:| P8552 ~ 140g, P8652 ~ 145g, P8653 ~145g (LD-81 ~60g)
EMC:| EN 61326-1, EN 55011
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Temperature and humidity range in case with electronic for P8552:| -30°C to
+80°C, 0 to 100% RH (no condensation)
Temperature range of flood sensor LD-81:| -10°C to +40°C
Temperature range of recommended probe DSTR162/C:| -30°C to +80°C
Temperature range of probe DSTGL40/C:| -30°C to +80°C
Temperature range of probe DSTG8/C:| -50°C to +100°C
Temperature range of probe DSRH, DSRH+ and DSRH/C:| 0°C to +50°C, 0 to 100% RH
(no condensation)
Working position:| arbitrary
Disconnect the device and dispose it according to current legislation for
dealing with electronic equipment (WEEE directive). Electronic devices must
not be disposed of with your household waste and need to be professionally
disposed.
Technical support and service is provided by distributor. Contact is included
in warranty certificate.
Preventive maintenance
Make sure the cables and probes are not damaged periodically. Recommended
calibration interval is 2 years. Recommended calibration interval for device
with humidity probe DSRH, DSRH+ or DSRH/C is 1 year.Optional accessories
Temperature probe DSTR162/C
Temperature probe -30 to +80°C with a digital sensor DS18B20 and with Cinch
connector for Web Sensor P8552, Web Sensor P8652 and P8653. Accuracy ±0.5°C
from -10 to +80°C, ±2.0°C below -10°C. Length of the plastic case 25mm,
diameter 10mm. Guaranteed watertight (IP67), sensor connected to PVC cable
with lengths 1, 2, 5 or 10m.
Temperature probe DSTGL40/C
Temperature probe -30 to +80°C with a digital sensor DS18B20 and with Cinch
connector. Accuracy ±0.5°C from -10 to +80°C, ±2.0°C below -10°C. Stainless
steel case with length 40mm, diameter 5.7mm. Stainless steel type 17240.
Guaranteed watertight (IP67), sensor connected to PVC cable with lengths 1, 2,
5 or 10m.
Temperature probe DSTG8/C
Temperature probe -50 to +100°C with a digital sensor DS18B20 and with Cinch
connector.
Maximum temperature of the probe is 125°C. Probe accuracy ±0.5°C from -10 to
+85°C, else ±2.0°C. Steal steel case with length 40mm, diameter 5.7mm.
Stainless steel type 17240.
Guaranteed watertight (IP67), sensor connected to silicone cable with lengths
1, 2, 5 or 10m.
Humidity probe DSRH+
DSRH is a relative humidity probe with Cinch connector. Relative humidity
accuracy is ±3.5%RH from 10%-90%RH at 25°C. Temperature measuring accuracy is
±0.5°C.
Operating temperature range is 0 to +50°C. Probe length 88mm, diameter 18mm,
connected to PVC cable with lengths 1, 2 or 5m.
Humidity-temperature probe DSRH/C
DSRH/C is compact probe for measurement of relative humidity and temperature.
Relative humidity accuracy is ±3.5%RH from 10%-90%RH at 25°C. Temperature
measuring accuracy is ±0.5°C. Operating temperature range is 0 to +50°C. Probe
length is 100mm and diameter is 14mm. Probe is designed to be directly mounted
to device without cable.
Power supply adapter with CEE 7 plug, 100-240V 50-60Hz/5V DC, 1.2A. Adapter
must be used if the device is not powered by Ethernet cable.
Device case holder for RACK 19″ MP046
MP046 is a universal holder for mounting of Web Sensor P8552, Web Sensor P8652
and Web Sensor P8653 to RACK 19″.
Probes holder for RACK 19″ MP047
Universal holder for easy mounting probes in RACK 19″.
Magnetic door contact SA200A with cable 
SP008 power detector
SP0008 is AC voltage presence sensor with optical LED indicator. Input
voltage: 230 Vac/50 Hz, power plug: type C, response time: approx. 1 sec.
Water flood detector is designed for a detection of water leakages. This type
of flood detector is used with P8552 and P8652 devices. It cannot be used with
first binary input at P8653 device. This first binary input is dedicated for
flood detector LD-81. Notice: Before detector installation please read
enclosed user guide carefully!
This device is designed to detect the presence of fire inside residential or
commercial buildings. Notice: Before detector installation please read
enclosed user guide carefully!
JS-20 PIR motion detector
This P.I.R. motion detector is used to protect interiors. Notice: Before
detector installation please read enclosed user guide carefully!
COMET cloud
COMET Cloud is a unique platform that enables the acquisition, storing and
analyzing of data from devices manufactured by COMET. Stored data can then be
accessed via a web browser via the Internet. COMET Cloud can inform about
alarm conditions via e-mails or notifications using a mobile phone application
(Android or iOS). Each Web Sensor comes with 3 moths free trial period for
COMET Cloud. It allows to test features of COMET Cloud without any additional
costs. To be device visible at COMET Cloud, it needs to be registered into
Cloud. This can be done by the procedure described at registration card.
Registration card is part of original package.
Comet database provide a complex solution for data acquisition, alarm
monitoring and measured data analyzing from Comet devices. Central database
server is based on MS SQL technology. Client-server conception allows to easy
and instant access to data. Data are accessible from multiple places by the
Database Viewer software. One license of Comet Database includes also one
license for Database Viewer.References
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