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Operating Manual
SmartControl Touch
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Software Version: 3.00.06
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  • Page 1 Operating Manual SmartControl Touch Software Version: 3.00.06 Copy Version:4...
  • Page 2 Products shown in this document may be covered by one or more patents, patents applied for and/or registered designs and/or trade marks. For further information please refer to our Head Office or visit www.meech.com. © Meech Static Eliminators Ltd., 13.07.2023...
  • Page 3 The operating manual must be read and understood before operating the SmartControl Touch and should remain accessible to operators. This is important for safety and correct operation and also for warranty cover. This manual can also be downloaded from the Meech website www.meech. com.
  • Page 4 Keep the SmartControl Touch free of dirt, dust and moisture and do not expose to vibrations and knocks. Repairs to SmartControl Touch must only be carried out by Meech during the warranty period. The warranty will be void if the product connected to the SmartControl Touch is not done correctly (as per this manual), or is a non Meech product.
  • Page 5 3.0 Introduction The Hyperion™ SmartControl Touch is the latest innovation from Meech. The SmartControl Touch allows the user to locally and remotely monitor and optimise the ionising performance of multiple connected Hyperion equipment. Local monitoring is via the large integrated touchscreen and remote monitoring via devices such as a mobile phone and tablet that are connected to SmartControl Touch on the local area network (LAN).
  • Page 6 Shipping claims must be made by the consignee to the delivering carrier. In addition, please also notify Meech International of any damage claims that may be made against the delivery carrier.
  • Page 7 5.0 Installation 5.1 Physical Mounting The SmartControl Touch is mounted using the 4x 5.2mm concealed mounting holes located underneath the tabs at each end of product (shown in image below).
  • Page 8 Therefore the external alarm must have its own power supply and the port acts purely as a switching mechanism. A Meech device must be in a warning/critical state (Amber/Red) for >=20 seconds before the alarm output is triggered.
  • Page 9 GROUNDED SUPPLY. FAILURE TO SO WILL RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE SMARTCONTROL TOUCH AND WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. Connection using a Grounded 24V DC power supply. E.g. Meech part number A900IPS-SM2MS-96W Meech 24V DC supplies are grounded internally. They are supplied „...
  • Page 10 USB Port for downloading data log files to USB memory stick 24VDC M8 connection from switchmode power supply. Ports 1-6 M8 Connection to Meech Hyperion devices or Sensors EXT A & B USB ports for connecting Extension Units to the SmartControl device.
  • Page 11 7.0 Operation 7.1 Pre Checks Check the following before plugging power into the SmartControl Touch: The SmartControl Touch is secured correctly „ Ensure all connections (4-Pole M8, Ethernet/PLC and USB’s) are secured „ correctly 7.2 Starting the SmartControl Ensure the M8 cable from the switch mode supply is connected to the far left M8 port on the front face of the device.
  • Page 12 Supervisor login password: meech (Default - can be altered) Operator login username: operator • • Operator login password: meech ( Default- can be altered via super user) NOTE: Password for the supervisor user account should be changed from the default to a chosen password. To change account log-in passwords, tap on the top left-hand corner of the home screen to access the drop down menu and select to the security tab.
  • Page 13 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.4 Operating Screen Layouts & Status 7.4.1 Home Screen Once logged into a user profile, the home screen will be displayed as shown below. The top left-hand corner button is the menu drop down which displays all the additional windows.
  • Page 14 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.4 Operating Screen Layouts & Status 7.4.1 Home Screen The home button will return to the homepage and refresh the SmartControl Touch. The button in the top right-hand corner displays the user type, version no. and logs any connection issues. The log out button is in the bottom left hand corner.
  • Page 15 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.4 Operating Screen Layouts & Status 7.4.2 Hyperion Product Status (e.g. Hyperion ionising bars, pulsed DC controllers) Green = Operating Status and Performance OK When a Hyperion ionising bar, such as the 960IPS, is connected and is performing above the set alarm level the status will be highlighted as green.
  • Page 16 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.4 Operating Screen Layouts & Status 7.4.3 Sensor Status (E.g. Meech voltage and distance sensors) Blue = Operating Status and Performance OK Sensor status is displayed as blue when operating ok and within the set parameters. Note that the SmartControl and the Sensors junction box LEDs will illuminate green to indicate this state.
  • Page 17 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.5 Network Configuration The device is connected to a Local Area Network (LAN) connection via Ethernet. By selecting the network configuration, the IP address of the device will be displayed which allows for remote access to the devices interface so long as the device being used is connected up to the same network.
  • Page 18 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.6 Security Settings Pressing the drop down on the chosen user will reveal the password entry tab. Changing Passwords: a) Choose User and fill in new password (2 times). b) Save the settings by pressing the “Set password” button.
  • Page 19 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.7 Adjustments (e.g. frequency, balance, alarm level etc.) Hyperion Products Hyperion products will display parameter windows where the desired value can be input using either the keyboard on the display or if done remotely via a keyboard. Selecting the blue tick or hitting enter on a keyboard if done remotely, will then update the value and the parameter will change.
  • Page 20 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.8 Sensors Each sensor also has its own setup page in which the max and minimum operation windows can be defined. If the sensor goes out of this defined window the SmartControl will indicate this via an amber LED on both the corresponding port and the sensor black box.
  • Page 21 (Continued) 7.8 Sensors 7.8.2. Voltage Sensor Parameters 510 Voltage Sensor (±20 kV) (Meech Part Number: A900IPS-FBSEN-20) - Mounted at: The 510 sensors can be mounted from 25mm to 75mm away from the target. To measure +/- 20kV the sensor should be mounted at 50mm.
  • Page 22 Offset The “Offset ” button allows the sensor to be calibrated to 0V. This value is then stored. This offset value will be used for feedback when paired to ionising bars. The Alarm Maximum and Minimum will also now respond to this offset value.
  • Page 23 (Continued) 7.8 Sensors 7.8.3. Universal Distance Sensor Set-up Page (Meech Part Number:ASMARTCON-DIST-SEN) Meech Universal Distance Sensor Distance Sensor Parameters Alarm Minimum and Maximum The minimum and maximum alarm range is 20mm to 1500mm Please see SmartControl Distance Feedback Sensor manual for information...
  • Page 24 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.9 Feedback Feedback is a feature present on the SmartControl allowing feedback sensors (Voltage or Distance) to monitor products on any of the ports connected. Using a voltage sensor, the balance can be controlled on Hyperion products to maintain a desired range of residual voltage on the substrate being ionised.
  • Page 25 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.9 Feedback 7.9.1 Distance Sensor Feedback The current selected sensor is shown in the top left of the window and can be paired with additional sensors on other ports if required. The feedback rate in the right-hand side can be set from 1 to 999 seconds. This is the speed at which the sensor will act on the device it is controlling.
  • Page 26 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.9 Feedback 7.9.2 Voltage Sensor Feedback From the voltage sensor page select the feedback button to display the distance feedback configuration page...
  • Page 27 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.9 Feedback 7.9.2 Voltage Sensor Feedback The current selected sensor is shown in the top left of the window and can be paired with additional sensors on other ports if required. The feedback rate in the right-hand side can be set from 1 to 999 seconds. This is the speed at which the sensor will act on the device it is controlling.
  • Page 28 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging Data logging is present on the SmartControl and allows for download of the logs via a network connection or exporting to a USB flash drive which is directly connected using the port located on the front face of the SmartControl.
  • Page 29 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.1 Log All Ports If all ports are required to log the same parameters as configured on the current window, the slider can be selected to log all ports without the need to setup each port separately. 7.10.2 Select Paired Device If multiple devices are required to be in one data log file the devices can be paired by selecting them from the select paired device drop down windows.
  • Page 30 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.4 Sample Rate The sample rate can be configured depending on how often samples are required to be taken. 7.10.5 Data Log Graphs Once the data logging is active, returning to the sensor or bar page by selecting the graph button will display the graph page.
  • Page 31 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data logging 7.10.5 Data Log Graph View Options The settings for the graphs can be adjusted by clicking on the settings icon that is located in the bottom left corner of each graph. See details below for graph view settings. Settings At the bottom left of the graphs there is a settings button.
  • Page 32 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.6 Downloading Log Files There are two paths to get to the download logs page. Using drop down in top left and select Download Logs Or from the Logging configuration page press the download logs button.
  • Page 33 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.7 Exporting To USB Connect a USB flash drive to the SmartControl Touch located left of the power connection point. Select the file/s required to be exported via the check box on the left-hand side of the file name.
  • Page 34 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.7 Exporting To USB Once exporting has finished, unmount the device prior to removing. Select cancel if the device is required to remain connected to export again. Once unmounted a prompt at the bottom of the interface will appear to confirm it is safe to remove the USB device.
  • Page 35 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.8 Downloading Remotely When accessing the SmartControl remotely the data files can be downloaded to a PC/Laptop. Select the file(s) required to be exported via the check box on the left-hand side of the file name. Press the Download button and the file will then download to the device being used remotely.
  • Page 36 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.10 Data Logging 7.10.9 Deleting Logs Select the required file(s) to delete via the check box on the left-hand side of the file name. Press the Delete logs button and they will be deleted from the device. NOTE: If logging is left running continuously the logs will delete the oldest data in place of the new as the memory reaches maximum capacity.
  • Page 37 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.11 Event Configuration & Events Log 7.11 Events The SmartControl includes an event logging feature to view events that trigger during the operation on the device. Logs can be viewed both on the device itself or exported via LAN/USB for remote analysis. Events include the following.
  • Page 38 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.11 Event Configuration & Events Log 7.11.1 Once selected the Events Configuration page will appear. All events are selected by default. Port events can be selected or unselected by pressing the “Check all” or “Check none” buttons at the bottom of the page. Power and Log in/out have to be selected independently by selecting the check boxes, if not required.
  • Page 39 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.11 Event Configuration & Events Log 7.11.2 Accessing Event Log Page To access the logs page there are two options: 1. Select the Event log tab from the drop down menu 2. Select the Events log button on the Events Configuration...
  • Page 40 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.11 Event Configuration & Events Log 7.11.2 Accessing Event Log Page Once selected, the logs page will appear. Logs can be filtered to specific time or date windows to allow for only those events to be analysed. Enter the time and date in the Since and Until fields to specify the events window.
  • Page 41 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.11 Event Configuration & Events Log 7.11.3 Exporting to USB Exporting the logs to a USB is achieved by plugging a USB into the port located on the front of the SmartControl. The USB must be in place prior to accessing the logs page.
  • Page 42 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.11 Event Configuration & Events Log 7.11.3 Exporting to USB Download archive If downloading via the LAN select Download archive and the .CSV file will download to the PC/Laptop. Delete archive If the Logs are no longer required and to free up memory, they can be deleted using the Delete archive button.
  • Page 43 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.12 Setting Date & Time Press the top Left-hand button to bring up the drop-down menu. (Only available to Super User) Press the Settings tab to reveal the Date and Time tab press this to go to the configuration page. This will bring up the date and time configuration page.
  • Page 44 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.12 Setting Date & Time During first setup connect the device to a LAN to ensure the clock can be synchronised to the local time zone. The NTP (network time protocol) should be enabled to select the desired time zone. To change time zone, select the time zone and a drop-down list of available time zones will be available.
  • Page 45 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.12 Setting Date & Time If the device is not connected to a LAN then the NTP will be disabled. However below will now allow for manually date and time setting. To set the time press on the clock window. This will then bring up a display to enter the time in manually.
  • Page 46 7.0 Operation (Continued) 7.12 Setting Date & Time To set the date press the calendar symbol positioned to the right of the date window. This will bring up a calendar window in which the correct date can be selected. Once both time and date are entered press the Set Time And Date button and both time and date will be saved.
  • Page 47 8.0 Maintenance The exterior of the SmartControl Touch should be cleaned regularly with a dry cloth to keep it free from dust and other contaminants. Take care when cleaning the touchscreen. Fan Filter Cover The fan filter on the right-hand side of the of the unit should be cleaned periodically to ensure airflow into the unit is kept optimal.
  • Page 48 9.0 Fault Finding • If a device or page freezes and does not respond press the home button on the interface to refresh the device. • If the refresh does not work for a device disconnect the device and reconnect to the SmartControl. 9.1 Power LED •...
  • Page 49 10.0 Technical Characteristics Supply Voltage 24V DC Max Power Consumption 96W or 4A @24V Purpose Industrial Protection Class IP20 Maximum Operating Temperature 55 °C Installation Free of dust and vibration. Grounded at all times. Mounting Wall mounted. 4x 5.2mm mounting holes Device Output 24VDC max per port 600mA total 3.5A System I/O...
  • Page 50 10.0 Repairs and Warranty The SmartControl is warranted by Meech Static Eliminators Ltd to the original purchaser against defects in material and workmanship for two years after purchase. Should any malfunction occur, please return the SmartControl directly to Meech Static Eliminators or your local distributor.
  • Page 51 13.0 SmartControl Touch Accessories The items in the tables below are not included with SmartControl Touch as standard, unless otherwise specified. Please ensure that you place your orders for the required items for your SmartControl Touch system. Note: Switch Mode is also required for the Extension unit. Switch Mode (Note that a switchmode is also required for the Extension unit.) Ground connection must be correctly connected at the mains connection.
  • Page 52 Meech CE Gábor László utca 2 Budapest 1041 Hungary Tel: +36 1 7977039 / +36 30 2803334 Email: ce@meech.com View and save a digital version of this operating manual by © Meech International 2021 following the QR code or visiting www.meech.com/downloads:...