This document describes how to use the Wehrle UART Interface program to connect to a Wehrle sensor and view data in real-time. The program allows you to connect to the sensor, view telemetry, export data, and see a live flow and temperature chart. Key steps include connecting to the sensor's COM port at 9600 baud, clearing or saving data, and viewing telemetry or charts.
This document describes how to use the Wehrle UART Interface program to connect to a Wehrle sensor and view data in real-time. The program allows you to connect to the sensor, view telemetry, export data, and see a live flow and temperature chart. Key steps include connecting to the sensor's COM port at 9600 baud, clearing or saving data, and viewing telemetry or charts.
This document describes how to use the Wehrle UART Interface program to connect to a Wehrle sensor and view data in real-time. The program allows you to connect to the sensor, view telemetry, export data, and see a live flow and temperature chart. Key steps include connecting to the sensor's COM port at 9600 baud, clearing or saving data, and viewing telemetry or charts.
This document describes how to use the Wehrle UART Interface program to connect to a Wehrle sensor and view data in real-time. The program allows you to connect to the sensor, view telemetry, export data, and see a live flow and temperature chart. Key steps include connecting to the sensor's COM port at 9600 baud, clearing or saving data, and viewing telemetry or charts.
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Wehrle UART Interface
Steps: 1. Make sure that the sensor is connected to the UART interface and also the UART interface is connected to your computer.
2. Start the Wehrle UART Interface.exe program.
3. After starting the program Wehrle UART Interface.exe, a window shows up from where you can connect to the sensor, read the serial data and see a real-time flow-temperature chart.
Fig. 6
Connecting the sensor
1. In order to connect the sensor to the computer you can press the Connect button (Fig. 7 2) in order to connect the sensor manually. After pressing the Connect button a panel will appear from where you can set up the connection to the sensor.
1 Fig. 7 2. Select the corresponding Port Name (Fig. 8 - 1) (the port name might change so verify that you connect to the right port), also check that the Baud Rate (Fig. 8 - 2) is 9600 and the Parity (Fig. 8 - 3) is None.
Fig. 8 3. Press the Connect (Fig. 8 - 4) button, if the connection is successful the panel will disappear and the status (in the lower left corner) will change to Reading (the serial communication starts automatically). (There are 3 possibilities (Fig. 9 - 5): Disconnected with red background, Connected with blue background and Reading with green background when the sensor is connected and the serial communication is active).
2 Fig. 9
1. The program is composed from two pages:
a. Reading (Fig. 9 - 1) In this page you can make the connection with the sensor, see the telegrams, export the data to a fi le, read and change some memory variables and set up an automatic save to a fi le at a given interval of time. b. Chart (Fig. 9 - 2). This page allows you to track the flow and temperature values in a real time chart. 2. The flow and the temperature values measured by the sensor (Fig. 9 - 3). 3. It is possible to Start/Stop the measurement by pressing the Start/Stop button; save the existing data by pressing the Export button; clear the read data by pressing the Clear button (Fig. 9 4). 4. It is also possible to automatically save the data from the sensor by choosing the save location path, the time interval and pressing the Start Saving button (Fig. 9 6).
Note: If the Clear is checked after every save (time interval variable) the previous responses from sensor are deleted but the chart will not be aff ected.
5. You can read the telegrams from sensor in hexadecimal or converted or
both. 6. In Tools menu you can save the chart image which you will fi nd in the Charts folder in the root directory. 7. In the upper side of the program you will fi nd a panel from where you can read or change a few settings of the sensor like measurement rate, pulse generation etc. In the fi rst row of text boxes there are input values which you can write in memory by typing a value and pressing enter key. In the last row of text boxes you can fi nd values that are inside the memory
3 Chart It is possible to follow the flow and the temperature on a chart (Fig. 11). 1. To go to the Chart page select the Chart tab (Fig. 9 - 2).
Fig. 10
2. To start viewing the sensor data on chart press the Start button (Fig. 10).
