ASCM1420 - Capteur AirSuite - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ASCM1420 AirSuite

AAirSuite” Sensors are a range ofinteligent devices designed to monitor indoor environmental conditions.

Each device is packed with a powerful array of sensors that monitor al important environmental factors including thermal comfort, ventilation, lighting. and acoustics. AirSuite” Sensors have a wireless connection to the Internet and provide a live feed of sensor data securely into the AirSuite” Monitor Portal and to the AirSuite” Monitor App.

‘This AirSuite” sensor is battery-powered, and connects ta the Internet over the Spark mobile nehwork for Internet of Things (loT) devices. The network uses LTE Cat-MT technology and runs over Sparks 46 mobile network. This network allows his sensar to operate in an ultra low-pawer mode, meaning its battery should last for up to 5 years. depending on the canfigured reporting frequency.

AirSuite” sensors with LTE are especially suitable for:

+ Rapid deployment for large numbers of sensors

+ No-cable deployments, and deployment in locations where it would be difficult to connect to a power supply

+ Deployment in buildings wéthout a secure Wi-Fi network fer IeT devices

+ Temporary deployments

Check the nehork connection at your intended deployment location here: wuw.spark.co.nz/coverage

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Included are enough accessories to support a variety ofinstalltion scenarios. Iris recommended that you select the mounting solution that best suïts your intended installation location.

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EC Command adhesive strips (B) can be used as an alternative to mounting with sorews. Hollow wal anchor screws (D) can be used for mounfing on plesterhoarcl.

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Ve recommend installing on the wall at a height of 1L5m to 1.8m from the ground, so that it has a good view ofthe room.

Avoïd posifioning facing windows, where it would be exposed 10 direct sunlight. as this wil affect temperature and light level measurements.

Avoïd posifioning 100 close to where people will be using the space, as this could affect carbon dioxide level messurements.

Avoïd placing near a stove or keïte, as this may affect temperature and humidity measurements.

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Locate the mounting Kit (A) included in the box

Determine the best way to mount he bracket a your chosen surface. In this example, we are meunting to a wooden board, so screws (C) are used to instal the bracket permanent. For a temporary installation, substiute the sorews for the wo Command adhesive strips (B)

Mount the bracket to the wall. The “wings” of the mounting bracket should sit level across the

wall as shown in Figure 1. This ensures that the sensor sits plumb.

With the bracket installed on the wall i is fime to turn your sensor on. With a ball-point pen orthe end of a paperclip, press and hold down the reset button for 2 seconds until the LED

iluminates solid green in the Indicator LED window.

‘The LED wil flash green once every second te indicate that the sensor is connecting to the mobile network. This could take up to 5 minutes. When it successfully connect, the LED will illuminate solid green brief.

Te confirm that the sensor has connected successfully, press the reset button once. ‘The LED wil flash green twice to indicate it is connected

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Figure : The mounting bracket secured to a wall The deshed in lustrate hou he “vings” on either side are horizontal level,

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7. Place the sensor on the wall mount at an angle. then rotate it clockwise until it clicks into place.

8. The sensor is now reporting to the Cloud. To set its name and location, you can either sign in to the AirSuite” Monitor Portal, or follow the instructions on ihe next page to create a new deployment for he sensor using the AirSuite” Monitor app.

After physical instaling your sensor, you can set its name and location (which wil appear in the Portal) using the mobile app as follows:

Scan the QR code, or visit the link provided in Figure 2 to download and install he AirSuite”

Monitor App. 2. Open the app and accept the prompts te enable the required permissions for Bluetooth and Location access. 3. The app will automatically scan for nearby devices. When it finds the device you are setting up. select it from the list. {À Douniosdthe app 4. Press the “Setup” button to start the deployment process. 6. Enter the password provided to you by AirSuite” or your organisation. I your organisation has not Figure 2: Scan the QR code chosen a password. it may be set to password” above to download the by default AirSuite” Monitor App. or visit Continued onthe following page > appairsuite.com

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Enter a descriptive name for the deployment For deployments across a large number

of rooms and buildings. we recommend that your organisation uses a consistent naming

scheme so that deployments are easy to identify later for management purposes.

Press “Finish setup” and wait for the deployment to complete. This should only take a few moments.

Return to the sensor status page and wait

until you see your device has entered the Reporting to Cloud” state, This will take

10 to 30 seconds, but can vary depending

ent Your device iS NOW connected.

You can use the AirSuite” Monitar App to see the latest information reported by your sensors. Your sensors will be available to see in the app while you are nearby. within about 10-15 metres. The Bluetooth signal may be obstructed by wall, so i is best to be in {he same room 28 the device

I you have a particular sensor, or sensors, het you want fo keep an eye on while you're out

and about tap the “Get Aleris butan on hat sensors page in he mobile app. You wil receive noïfications to your mobile phone when any of the sensor rezdings exceed he Ihresholds defined by your organisation. and you wil be able to see the latest information reported by that sensar even when you aren't nearby.

I you are an organisation manager, use the AirSuite” Monitor Portal ta manage and monitor all the

sensors across your organisation.

Turning your device off and on

Hthe device is going to be transported or put into storage. it should be turned of to preserve its battery capacity and the longevity of the e-paper display.

there is information visible on the display. this indicates the device is turned on, unless its battery has run flat. You can dauble-check by pressing the reset button once: if the LED #ashes either green or red, your device is turned on. If the LED does not flash, the device is turned of.

‘To turn off your device, press and hold he reset button until the LED illuminates solid orange - the display will be cleared and the device will turn of. To turn the device back on again. press and hold the reset button until the LED iluminates solid green.

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AirSuite” Smart Sleep

To preserve battery life, your device will go to sleep periodically using Smart Sleep, which will optimise itself based on occupancy and usage. When the device is asleep, some features of the device will be tumed off or imited. For example, the display may update less frequently, and reporting to the Cloud will be scheduled for when the device wakes up. While asleep, the device wil continue to take sensor measurements at regular intervals, and all data will be uploaded to the

Cloud when the device wakes up.

How do | know my device is working?

the screen is blank, the device is turned off. When a device is turned on, the display will update with the latest sensor readings periodically - usually at least once every 5 minutes, depending on the device configuration. The LED wél flash green to let you know the device is trying to connect to the mobile network, and it will ash red if it hasn't been able to connect for a long time.

the LED has been #aching for more than a few minutes, he device may be having trouble connecting to the nehwark, Try moving it around the room. or into a different room o see if this improves the mobile network signal.

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FCC compliance statement

This denice comples with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject t ie flloning wo conditions: (hs device may not cause harmhlinterference, and (2 hi device must accept anyinteferanc received. including interference

hat may cause undesired operation.

This equipment has boen tested and found to comply ith the limit for a Class 8 digital device. pursuant to par 16 of he FCC Rules. These imits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmiuliterfrence in a reidential instalation, This equipment generates, uees and can radiate radio frequency energy and. not installed and used

in accordance with fe instructions, may cause harmulinterference to radio communications. Howeuer, her is no guarantee hat inerference il not aceurin a particular instalation. F1 equipment docs cause harmfulinterferance radio or eleision reception, which can be determined by tuming he equipment cH and on, fhe user is encouraged yo correct he iterfrence by one ar mare of the follaning measures:

+ Reorent ar relocate1he receiving antenna.

Increase he separation between the equipment and receiver.

(Connect the equipment into an ut on a circuit different from it 1 which he recaiver is connected. + Gorauh the dealer or an experienced radio/TV teehnician for help.

Gautier: Any changes or modifications a his device not expliii approved by ArSuite could void your aufhory to “aperate Is equipment.

This equipment complies with FCG radiation exposure limits set fath fer an uncontralled erviranment. This device should be installed and oparate with minimum distance of 20cm betnsen fhe equipment and a persons bod

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ISED Canada compliance statement

This device comples with Industry Canada icense-exempt RSS standards. Operation is subject fe following to “cordiians:( is device may not cause intrference, and (2) hi device must accepi any interfrence, including interference that may cause undesired operation of ha device.

The digital apparatus comples mi Canadian CAN ICES-3 (B)INMB-3/B).

This device meet he exemption from the routine valuation limits in section 2.5 of RSS 102 and complance with RSS 102 RF enpoaure, users can obtain Canadian information on RE exposure and complance.

This equipment complies with Canada radiation exposure mis set forh for an uncontrolled environment

This equipment should be incalled and operated wi minimum distance 20cm behnisen ihe equipment and a persons

To log in to the AirSuite” Monitor Portal,

visit portal.airsuite.com

Having trouble logging in?

Please contact us at support@airsuite.com

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