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[Available soon] CI200-LW 4-Channels Pulse Counter

SKU: CI200-LW
The CI200-LW pulse counter is designed for monitoring the state of discrete inputs (pulse counting or emergency signal detection), with subsequent accumulation and transmission of measurements via the LoRaWAN network. The device is battery-powered with the option to connect an external DC power source.
LoRaWANPulse InputSecurity InputDigital InputNFCBluetooth5…30 VDCAndroidBatteryAmbient temperatureIP65

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Product Description
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    Product Description

    Main features

    • LoRaWAN 1.0.4 class A, С
    • Power Supply: Batteries and 5… 30 V DC
    • Activation method: ABP / OTAA
    • Activation: NFC
    • Device setup: Mobile App via Bluetooth LE
    • 4 x DI (status/pulse) and 1 x DO (open collector)

    Applications

    • Integration up to 4 existing utility meters in to wirless LoRaWAN network
    • Organize the wireless monitoring the statuses of up to 4 remote devices
    • Organize the wireless control of 1 remote operating unit
    Specifications

    Data transfer interface

    Data transmitting technology

    LoRaWAN 1.0.4 class A, С

    Frequency Bands

    EU868 (US915 and others - by request)

    ADR support

    yes

    Transmission power, max.

    +20 dBm

    Receiver sensitivity

    -137 dBm

    Communication period

    1, 5, 10, 30 min; 1, 4, 6, 12, 24 hours

    Memory capacity for storing packets

    20 000 packages

    Transmitter power, max.

    100 mW

    Activation method in the LoRaWAN network

    ABP / OTAA

    Antenna type

    Internal / External (by request)

    Encryption algorithm

    Hardware AES-128

    Configuration interfaces

    Device identification

    NFC-A

    Device setup

    Bluetooth LE 5.1

    Configuration software

    Mobile app

    akYtec IoT Configurator

    Digital/Pulse input

    Operating mode switching

    software

    Number

    4 pcs

    Frequency of registered pulses, max., Hz

    100 (200 Hz, with additional EMI protection)

    Internal pull-up to device power supply

    yes

    ESD protection

    yes

    Type of connected devices

    "dry" contact, open collector

    Digital output

    Number

    1 pcs

    Load current, no more than

    1 A

    Switching voltage

    Up to 24 V DC

    Type of digital output

    Open collector

    Memory

    Memory type

    flash

    Built-in memory capacity

    8 MB

    Power supply

    Battery voltage

    3,6 V

    Battery type

    2 х ER18505

    Total battery capacity

    4 000 mAh

    Autonomous operation time

    Up to 5 years, depending on settings

    External DC power supply

    5…30 V

    Mechanical

    Color

    RAL 7035 (light gray)

    Material

    ABS+PC plastic

    IP code

    IP65

    Dimensions

    129 х 79 х 29 mm

    Cable length

    2 x 1m

    Weight, max.

    approx. 230 g (with cables)

    MTBF

    50 000   hours
    CI200/IC200
    Connections

     

    Color

    Cable #1

    Cable #2
    Green

    Green

    DI1

    DO
    Green-white

    Green-white

    COM1

    COM
    Blue

    Blue

    DI2

    BAT
    Blue-white

    Blue-white

    COM2

    –
    Orange

    Orange

    DI3

    24V
    Orange-white

    Orange-white

    COM3

    –
    Brown

    Brown

    DI4

    0V
    Brown-white

    Brown-white

    COM4

    –
Additional Information
FAQ

    FAQ

    What is LoRaWAN?
    LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) is a wireless communication protocol designed for long-range data transmission with extremely low power consumption. It is ideal for battery-operated devices that need to function for years while transmitting small amounts of data, such as sensor readings or utility meter digits.
    Why do I need LoRaWAN devices?
    Our LoRaWAN devices allow you to remotely collect data from various meters (water, gas, electricity) or industrial equipment wirelessly. This enables automated data collection, real-time monitoring, and system control without the need for expensive or complex wiring.
    What devices do you offer?

    We offer four specialized types of LoRaWAN devices:

    1. LoRaWAN Pulse Counter: Used to collect data from any meters that generate pulse outputs (e.g., water or electricity meters).
    2. LoRaWAN Pulse Counter for Elster Gas Meters: A specialized device designed specifically for reading data from Elster-brand gas meters.
    3. LoRaWAN M-BUS Converter: Connects M-BUS protocol devices (commonly heat or water meters) to a LoRaWAN network.
    4. LoRaWAN MODBUS Converter: Designed to integrate industrial devices and counters using a MODBUS interface (such as sensors or PLCs) into the LoRaWAN network.
    What are DevEUI, AppEUI, and AppKey?

    These are unique identifiers and security keys required for your device to join a network and transmit data securely:

    • DevEUI: A unique 64-bit identifier for the device itself (similar to a MAC address).
    • AppEUI: An application identifier used to group devices.
    • AppKey: A secret cryptographic key used to encrypt the data and activate the device on the network.
    Where can I find my device's DevEUI and other identifiers?
    The DevEUI is printed directly on the device's casing. Once connected, you can also view the AppEUI, AppKey, and DevEUI within the AkytecIoTConfigurator mobile application.
    How do I configure my LoRaWAN device?
    Configuration is simple using the AkytecIoTConfigurator app on an Android smartphone via Bluetooth. Simply download the app, enable Bluetooth on your phone, and follow the in-app instructions to pair with your device.
    Can I configure the device with an iPhone?
    Currently, our configuration app is only available for Android. An iOS version for Apple devices is planned for a future release. Stay tuned for updates!
    My device is not turning on. What should I do?
    First, ensure the device is properly connected to a power source or that the batteries are correctly installed and charged.
    Important: Devices are shipped in an inactive "Hibernation Mode" for safety during storage and transport. To activate the device, you must wake it up using NFC. Bring your smartphone (with NFC enabled) close to the device. Once activated, you can proceed with Bluetooth configuration.
    My phone doesn't see the device via Bluetooth. What's the problem?

    Do the following steps:

    • Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone.
    • Try moving your phone closer to the device.
    • Verify that you have granted the mobile app all necessary location and Bluetooth permissions in your phone's settings (required by Android for Bluetooth scanning).
    Do I need an internet connection for the LoRaWAN device to work?
    The device itself does not need the internet; it transmits data to a LoRaWAN Gateway. The gateway then uses an internet connection to forward that data to a server. You do not need an internet connection to configure the device via the mobile app.
    How often does the device send data?
    The transmission frequency depends on your specific settings and the type of meter being used. This interval is fully adjustable via the mobile app. Keep in mind that more frequent transmissions will reduce the device's battery life.
    Can I use the device outdoors?
    Our devices feature dust- and moisture-protected enclosures (IP65), making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. They are designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -40 to +70 °C. Please review your specific environmental requirements to ensure our devices meet your needs.
    Can an unauthorized person configure the device?
    No. Device configuration is password-protected. Access to settings is impossible without the correct password. Do not forget to change the default password.
    What is the default password for device configuration?
    The factory default password is “1111”. We strongly recommend changing this during your initial setup.
    Can the device firmware be updated remotely?
    Currently, remote updates (FUOTA - Firmware Update Over The Air) are not supported. Firmware updates must be performed locally using the AkytecIoTConfigurator app.
    Does the power type affect LoRaWAN operation?
    Yes. When battery-powered, the device operates in LoRaWAN Class A (energy-efficient mode). When connected to external power, the device can operate in LoRaWAN Class C, which allows for continuous downlink listening and faster command delivery.
    What is the CI200-LW pulse counter for?
    The CI200-LW is designed to count impulse signals from meters with pulse outputs and can also monitor the status of alarm signals.
    How many pulse inputs does CI200-LW have?
    The device features 4 pulse-security inputs.
    What powers CI200-LW?
    The counter can be powered by either an internal battery (offering up to 5 years of autonomous operation) or an external DC power source with a voltage range of 5 to 30 V.
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