Published May 18, 2020 | Version v1.1.0
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UCHIC/CIWS-MWM-Logger: Version 1.1.0

  • 1. Utah Water Research Laboratory, Utah State University

Description

This record contains the 1.1.0 release of the hardware and software designs for the Cyberinfrastructure for Intelligent Water Supply magnetically-driven smart water meter datalogger (CIWS-MWM-Logger). The CIWS-MWM -Logger can be used to collect high resolution water use data on magnetically-driven residential water meters. The datalogger is designed to read magnetic field information from a magnetometer sensor attached to a magnetically-driven positive-displacement water meter. The data is then processed into magnetic pulses per time period, configurable by the user. This data is stored on an SD Card, and can be read from a personal computer. Configuration is done over a serial interface.

This release contains updates to the datalogger firmware code and a completed printed circuit board (PCB) design for bulk manufacturing of the datalogger hardware.

Hardware

  • Added completed PCB design and manufacturing files
  • Updated documentation.

Firmware

  • Added SD card writing error detection. The firmware now attempts to detect errors and starts over with a new data file if an error is detected.
  • Added user-adjustable data recording interval. This can now be configured by the user through the firmware's interface.
  • Modified firmware to chunk data files by day instead of creating one long file for the whole logging period
  • Added the ability for a user to input the conversion factor from pulses to flow rate (GPM) rather than picking a meter size.
  • Updated firmware documentation.

Known Issues

  • Despite changes in this issue there we are still experiencing some issues with SD card writing. These issues will be fixed in a subsequent release.

Files

UCHIC/CIWS-MWM-Logger-v1.1.0.zip

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Funding

U.S. National Science Foundation
CAREER: Cyberinfrastructure for Intelligent Water Supply (CIWS): Shrinking Big Data for Sustainable Urban Water 1552444