9 April 2011
Seismic Station Operator’s Guide
To The Q330 Upgrade System
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9 May 2011
INDEX
Table of Contents
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Recording Room Equipment Rack
Stealth Station Computer
Keyboard & Newmar IPS
Main Circuit Breaker & 48 VDC Distribution
Exeltech Inverter & APC UPS
Vault / Wellhead Equipment
Q330 High Resolution Digitizer
Power Distribution Box (PDB) & Sensor Interface Box (SIB)
Auxiliary Vault Box (AVB)
ADAM Ethernet Switch & Ethernet Extender
Appendix A – UPS Switches and Indicators
Appendix B – UPS Battery Replacement Instructions
Appendix C – Procedures
– qmon - Seismic Equipment State of Health
– Rebooting & Cycling power to the Stealth Computer
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Operators Guide to the IDA Q330 Upgrade System
Recording Room
Equipment Rack
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Ethernet Switch
Thumb Drive Port
Stealth Station Computer
Monitor/Keyboard
Newmar IPS
48 VDC Distribution
Main Circuit Breaker
APC UPS
Isolation Transformer
Exeltech Inverter
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
Stealth Station Computer
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Normal Conditions
Ethernet Port – Link indicator
on Green.
Ethernet Port – Activity
indicator on yellow and
flashing
Power & Disk Activity indicator Green when Stealth
power applied, indicator
flashes red every 6 to 12
seconds showing disk activity.
NOTE: Stealth computer will boot to
Login prompt when power is
first applied.
For Login Instructions and general
information on station
equipment State of Health, see
Appendix C
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
Keyboard
Normal Conditions
Keyboard –
a. NUM lock indicator “ON”
If indicator off press Num Lock
key (see picture for reference)
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Newmar IPS
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Normal Conditions
a. “AC Input” switch ON (in up
position)
b. “AC OK” indicator ON
c. Meter Select switch in “OUT”
position (Volts)
d. LCD meter displays “-54.4”
(Newmar output volts)
e. Rectifier Status – Internal
indicator “ON”.
f. Battery Contactor Closed
indicator “ON”.
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
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Main Circuit Breaker
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Normal Conditions
a. Circuit Breaker switch in up
(“ON”) position
b. Indicator light “ON” when
Station AC Mains power is on.
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48 VDC Distribution
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Normal Conditions
a. Green indicator lamp “ON”
indicates 54.4 V available to
Exeltech Inverter and vault
equipment.
b. Fuse is 5A slo-blo (Bussman
MDL-5-R or Equivalent)
c. Spare 5A slo-blo fuses
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
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Exeltech Inverter –
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Normal conditions
a. Toggle Switch in “ON”
position.
b. Indicator light “ON”
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APC Uninterruptible Power
System (UPS)
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Normal Conditions
a. “On Line” LED (Sine wave
label) is “ON” when UPS is
supplying power to
connected equipment.
b. “Battery Charge” - The 5
vertical LED’s are “ON” when
the UPS battery is 100%
charged
c. Description for other APC
UPS indicators in Appendix A
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Vault/Wellhead Equipment
Vault/Wellhead Equipment
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1. Q330’s – High Resolution
Digitizers (qty. 2 per station)
2. Power Distribution Box (PDB)
3. Sensor Interface Box (SIB)
4. Metrozet E300 ( Vault site with
STS-1 seismometers only)
5. Auxiliary Vault/Wellhead Box
(AVB)
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
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Q330 High Resolution Digitizer
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Normal Conditions –
Status Indicators
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A. SYSTEM - Flashes GREEN about every 6 seconds
B. GPS SYSTEM – On solid YELLOW
C. DATA – Flashes YELLOW at irregular intervals
E. LINK OK – On solid Green
Fault Indicators –
A. DATACOMM
1. Q330-00 DATACOMM indicator is OFF
2. Q330-10 DATACOMM indicator Flashes RED about every 7 – 10 seconds
B. CPU - OFF
C. BOOT - OFF
E. GPS - OFF
F. ANALOG - OFF
G. PRIMARY - OFF
H. OVER-CURRENT - OFF
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
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POWER DISTRIBUTION
BOX (PDB)
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Normal Conditions
A. 44 – 54 VDC indicator ON solid
RED.
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SENSOR INTERFACE BOX
(SIB)
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Normal Conditions
A. The SIB is powered only in borehole
applications and left un-powered in
Vault/STS-1 applications.
B. In the powered application, the LCD
meter will display the Internal supply
voltages of the SIB according to the
switch position.
+/- 15 VDC
+24 VDC
+/- 12 VDC
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
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Auxiliary Vault Box (AVB)
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Adam Ethernet Switch
Digi-One Sp
Ethernet Extender
Ethernet Surge Protector
Sola DC/DC Converter
– 12 VDC (Adam Switch)
– +/- 15 V (Metrozet E300)
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Normal Switch Position & indicators
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Auxiliary Vault Box
(AVB)
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ADAM Ethernet Switch
Normal Operation
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Ethernet Extender
Normal Operation
Line Indicators
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Power Indicator – On solid Green
Ethernet Ports
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Green and flashing or
Orange and flashing
Link – On solid
TX – Flashing
RX – Flashing
Ethernet Indicators
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Link – On solid
100 – On solid
TX – Flashing
RX – Flashing
MDI-X Switch
“IN” Position
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Appendix A
UPS Front Panel Indicators
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Load - % of UPS power used by load (17%, 33%, 50%, 67% & 85%)
AVR Trim – UPS compensating for high utility voltage
Online – UPS supplying utility power to the load
AVR Boost – UPS compensating for low utility voltage
Power On – Press and release. Turns the UPS “ON”
Power Off – Press and release. Turns the UPS “OFF”
Overload – Overload Condition. The UPS emits a sustained alarm tone.
On Battery – UPS supplying battery power to connected equipment.
Replace Battery – Battery failure. UPS emits short beeps for one minute.
Battery Charge – Present charge of the UPS battery. (0%, 40%, 60%, 80%
& 100%). When all five LED’s lit, UPS battery is fully charged.
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Appendix B
UPS Battery Replacement
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1. Face the front of the UPS to remove
the bezel. Use both hands and grasp
the finger clips on either side of the
bezel. Pull toward you. The bezel will
unsnap. Set the bezel aside
2. Use a screwdriver to remove the two
battery door screws and open
the door (hinged panel). Set the screws
aside in a safe place. You will replace
them later.
3. To disconnect the battery, take out
the white cord that is tucked into the
space above the battery. This cord
serves as a handle for the connector.
Grasp the cord and pull firmly toward
you.
4. Be careful during this step—the
battery module is heavy. Pull the
battery module out of the UPS by
pulling the clear label, not the white
cord.
5. Install the replacement battery by
following the above directions in
reverse order.
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Appendix C
Procedures
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qmon - Seismic Equipment State of Health
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To determine whether or not the high resolution digitizers in the vault (or at the
wellhead) are sending data to the station computer, do the following;
At the login prompt on the station computer keyboard, type the usr name and <Enter>
followed by the password and <Enter>. Usr name = ________ : Password = ___________
At the nrts@sta prompt, type qmon followed by <Enter>
The monitor screen should now look like the display above.
Normal operation of the digitizer q330-00 will show the Data Port 1 Data Sent counter
incrementing.
Press the  key. This will toggle the display and show the q330-10 digitizer status.
Normal operation of digitizer q330-10 will show the Data Port 1 Data Sent counter
incrementing.
Type quit to exit qmon
You should have the nrts@ffc prompt displayed at the bottom of the screen.
logout of the station computer by typing logout.
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Appendix C
(cont’d)
Procedures
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Rebooting, Cycling Power & turning off the Stealth
Station Computer
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Turning off the Station Computer:
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Note, if you need to turn off the computer, first execute the shutdown
procedure by logging in as user nrts and executing the following
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sudo init 0
Cycling Power & Rebooting the Station Computer
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To Reboot – Type the command sudo shutdown -r now
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To Cycle Power – Type the command sudo shutodown -h now
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Power to the Stealth can be removed when the following
messages are displayed,
• “The operating system has been halted”
• “Press any key to reboot”
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Once the power cord is disconnected, wait 10 seconds, then
reconnect the power cord to the Stealth. The station computer
will boot to the login prompt and the power cycle is complete.
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