User Guide

IoT into the Wild

Sensor Warm-up Time

The warm-up time denotes the amount of time it takes for the

sensor to attain its highest accuracy or performance level once the

voltage supply has been applied.

Current Range

0~10V (The Data Logger can collect voltage signals within 0~10V

and automatically adjust the upper limit to increase accuracy)

Interface V1

The Data Logger supports two analog voltage signals. When the

sensor wire is connected to V1/V2, the configuration can be

enabled.

Interface V2

Y= Ax + B

“Y”: It is the value Datalogger will upload.

“x”: It is the original current value.

Factory A: Custom values that can be scaled up or down by

multiples of the “x”.

Factory B: A custom value that increments or diminishes the value

of the “x”.

By setting the values of A and B, you can calculate the desired

value. If only raw values are uploaded, set A=1 and B=0.

Work Mode:

Periodic collect mode

Periodically collect data. For example, if the uplink interval is set to

60 minutes, the data logger wakes up from the sleep state every 60

minutes, collects data, and uploads data via LoRaWAN.

Threshold mode

You can set a threshold rule for the measured value. When the rule

is triggered, the device uploads data through LoRaWAN.

Collect Interval

Data Logger is divided into uplink interval and collection interval.

The uplink interval is the interval of LoRaWAN data is uploaded

each time. In periodic mode, the uplink interval is equal to the

collection interval.

Range: 30~3600 seconds