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Web Interface
Source
Uneditable; displays to the user where the signal is coming from.
418 is broadcasted from the common sensor 418MHz Point Six
Wireless sensor. A 900 means it is being broadcasted from a Point
Repeater (Wi-PR) or a 900MHz Point Six Wireless sensor. A 2402
means it is being received from another Wi-MGR using the
Ethernet Packet Repeater feature. The MAC address and IP
address will be displayed after the 2402.
Signal Strength
Uneditable; displays the quality of the signal from the sensor.
418MHz sensors display between 0-100.
Battery Run Hours
Number of hours the battery on the sensor has been running.
Set this value to 0 each time you replace the sensor’s battery. This
will reset the run-time clock, so it is in synch with the battery
operation time.
Battery Hour Limit
Number of hours the battery on the sensor can run before a
“Change Battery” notification is triggered.
Set this value to 0 to disable the battery alarm.
Battery
Replacement Alarm
Uneditable; the Wi-MGR can be configured to trigger a “Change
Battery” notification once a specific period of time has elapsed. This
notifies users that they should change the battery in this sensor, to
avoid erroneous readings that may be generated by a sensor with a
low battery.
If the “Change Battery” alarm is triggered, this field will report
“True.” If the alarm is not triggered, this field will report “False.”
Offline Delay
Users can designate how many minutes must pass before the
Wi-MGR considers the sensor offline. Typical transmission time is
10-20 seconds for 418MHz sensors and 3-5 minutes for 900MHz
sensors.
Set this value to 0 to disable the sensor offline alarm.
Location/
Description
Enter a label up to 30 characters to describe the sensor and its
location.
High Temperature/
Analog Alarm
Threshold
Enter a high alarm threshold - if the value rises above this number,
an alarm is generated for this sensor.
Low Temperature/
Analog Alarm
Threshold
Enter a low alarm threshold - if the value drops below this number,
an alarm is generated for this sensor.
High Temperature
Alarm Threshold
Enter a high temperature alarm threshold - if the temperature rises
above this value, a high temperature alarm is generated.
Low Temperature
Alarm Threshold
Enter a low temperature alarm threshold - if the temperature drops
below this value, a low temperature alarm is generated.
High Humidity Alarm
Threshold
Enter a high humidity alarm threshold - if the humidity rises above
this value, a high humidity alarm is generated.
Option
Description
Table 3.3
Wireless Sensor Configuration Options (continued)