User Guide

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5.2 SETUP (SHIP) MODE
Description:
1. How the device leaves the factory and shipped to a warehouse or distribution center
2. Lowest power state
3. Mode for long-term storage
Mode Entry Actions:
1. Disable all sensors and alarms (no data collection)
2. Turn off all modules: cellular, Wi-Fi, GNSS. Disconnect power supply (if HW-supported) to address quiescent current
3. Disable beacon/advertising functionality (if applicable)
4. If device previously deployed, customer has an option to maintain previous device settings/configuration or reset to default
values and clear data store.
Mode Exit:
1. Connect the device to the charger for 10 minutes
2. Upon exiting Setup mode, the device enters Normal mode
5.3 NORMAL MODE
Description:
1. Device operates per customer settings configured in Discovery mode
2. Starting with the Default profile, Normal mode supports multiple profiles based on situational logic
Mode Entry Actions:
1. Device operates per customer default settings, namely the 14-day profile: 15-minute periodic reporting of all onboard
sensors.
2. In Normal Mode, the default GAT profile periodically monitors and provides sensor reports for temperature, humidity,
pressure, light, accelerometer, tilt/orientation, battery-level, location, and LTE signal strength (RSRP). A user may disable or
decrease the reporting frequency (granularity) of any sensor for which the use case does not apply. Furthermore, alarms
can be enabled for near real-time detection and reporting of environmental excursions, motion or tilt alarms.
3. The GAT supports indoor location using Wi-Fi access points and RSSI trilateration, in addition to location based on enhanced
cell ID (eCID), in scenarios where visibility to the sky for GNSS location is compromised or not possible.
4. The GAT can be configured as a cellular gateway or scanner of remote Bluetooth environmental sensors, such as the
Mobilogix BTM250.