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MASSA PRODUCTS CORPORATION June 11, 2013
Product Manual 2 M3 Wireless Ultrasonic Level Sensor
1.0 Description and General Operation
The Massa Model M-3 Wireless Ultrasonic Sensor consists of a transducer, ultrasonic electronics, ZigBee XBee RF module,
microprocessor, and batteries all housed in a weather tight 2” NPT housing. Different models have different sensing ranges. The
M3 can be programmed to automatically obtain and record range, temperature, battery voltage, sensor parameters, and other
information at a specified rate. Independent to the ultrasonic acquisition is the operation of the ZigBee radio which can be
programmed to sleep for extended periods conserving battery life. When the sensor wakes up from its programmed sleep, it can
be programmed to automatically send the acquired ultrasonic data to the gateway or conversely the gateway can request the data
when it detects the sensor wakes up. The sensor includes a Commission pushbutton switch used to associate the sensor onto the
ZigBee network (if it fails automatically at power up) and a LED is used to identify the operating mode. The package is rated for
high pressure wash-down and is accessible for replacing batteries. The sensor is considered an end device in the ZigBee
environment.
NOTE: The sensor does not contain a power switch. If there is a desire to re-boot the sensor, remove one of the batteries, press
the sensor’s Commission button, and then re-install the battery. The LED will blink green 3 times indicating it was reset. This
procedure is required to discharge circuitry when the sensor is in Deep-Sleep since there is very little current drawn.
2.0 Specifications and Dimensions
2.1 Specifications
Models Model M-3/150, M-3/95 and M-3/50, see ordering info section for part numbers
Sensor Beam Angle 10 degrees nominal (all models)
*Ultrasonic Sensing Range M-3/150: 4” to 7’, M-3/95: 12” to 13’, M-3/50: 14” to 35’
Power 3 Lithium Energizer model L91 AA size 1.5V batteries
Operating Temperature -30°C to +65°C, relative humidity 0 – 95%, non-condensing
Ultrasonic range response time Approx 150mS to 500mS
Temperature probe Internal for speed of sound compensation.
LED Dual colored. RED: XBee radio active indication. GREEN: power up reset (3 flashes)
indictor and if application firmware absent or in reprogramming mode.
Commissioning Pushbutton Pushbutton switch for associating the sensor onto the Digi gateway when necessary or to wake
up sensor. Also used to discharge residual power when battery removed to allow restart.
Housing and Sensor Material PVDF base, cover, and transducer.
Housing Thread 2” NPT
Housing IP Rating IP67
Data Acquisition Interval Programmable acquisition rate from 10 sec to 194 days of Event Data (range, temp, status)
Deep-Sleep Timer Programmable sleep time from 24 seconds to 24 hours and 0 (disables sleep)
Awake Timer Programmable awake time after Deep-Sleep period from 12 seconds to 600 seconds
Historical Data (Event Data) Up to 111 events of sensor data saved in memory including target range, temperature, battery
voltage, sensor status, and an Event counter.
Ultrasonic Sensitivity Adjustment Programmable
Application Firmware Reprogrammable over the air
Diagnostics Ultrasonic Waveform Mode that displays reflected ultrasonic signals for application recording
purposes or can be used to diagnose more difficult measurement applications.
Radio Digi’s XBeePRO (p/n XBP24-Z7WIT-004) or XBeePRO for international use (p/n XBP24-
Z7WIT-004J).
Radio Range Specifications XBee: Indoor/Urban Range up to 133 ft. Outdoor RF line-of-sight Range up to 400 ft.
XBeePRO: Indoor/Urban Range up to 300 ft. Outdoor RF line-of-sight Range up to 0.7 miles
Radio Firmware Reprogrammable over the air
Battery Life 3 years nominal dependent on the sleep rate (see Section 15.3)
RoHS Yes
Weight 1 lb (1.5 lbs for M3/50)
*Note: Minimum sensing range increases as temperature increases, however minimum specified range will be reported regardless.
See section 15.2 for more information. Maximum range is target dependent.
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