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BeanDevice® Wilow® WMmmW BeanDevice® Wilow® 2. VISUAL SYMBOLS DEFINITION. 5. HOW TO CONNECT MY BEANDEVICE® WILOW® TO MY WIFI NETWORK. 6. A QUICK OVERVIEW ABOUT DEVICE SETTINGS.. 8 .4 Topic for Dynamic measurement. Figure 10 : Connecting BeanDevice® WiLow® to a PC through

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BeanDevice® Wilow® Open the BeanDevice® Wilow® Box hot Figure 1 : BeanDevice BoxThe BeanDevice® Wilow® is provided with a USB cable, a magnet, M8 Cap and four screws with locknutsFigure 2 : BeanDevice® Pack v

4.2 ACCESSORIES DESCRIPTION BeanDevice® The comes with additional accessories, useful for the proper functioning of the device : To avoid any accidental misconfiguration while installing and using the BeanDevice® Wilow® ,a magnet is used to command the BeanDevice® instead of mechanical push button. To Power ON/Power OFF the BeanDevice® or to make a Network Reset, all you have to do is to point the magnet toward one of the two white circles as shown on the next picture. • M8 to USB 2.0 Cable • Magnet to Power ON/OFF your device • Four screws+Locknut • M8 Plastic Cap Figure 3 : BeanDevice® Wilow®...

4.7 CONNECTORS AND LEDS 4.5 LOCKNUTS AND SCREWS \ Inside the packet, you will find four screws and four locknuts that will be used to mount the BeanDevice® WiLow® on the four sides. A correct mounting is essential to the success of your monitoring system. 4.6 M8 PROTECTION CAP _ The plastic cap is used to cover the connector of the BeanDevice® WiLow® as a protection. It should be removed when connecting the USB 2.0 cable. Do not turn the Radome Antenna , you will unscrew it from its base and the device will not work properly M8-6PINS SOCKET ( MALE. A-CODING] - PIN ASSIGNATION Do not forget to...

4.7.1 Operations on non-contact buttons and Network LED 5. HOW TO CONNECT MY BEANDEVICE® WILOW® TO MY WIFI NETWORK 1 Before to start to configure your Beandevice® wilow®, make sure that your PC is connected to a WIFI AP. You need to connect your Beandevice® wilow® to the same WIFI AP. To connect the BeanDevice® WiLow®, for the first time or after a network reset, to your WIFI Network, it is recommended to follow the next steps of configuration: 1. Firstly, install BeanScape® WiLow® software, then run it by double clicking on the BeanScape® icon on the desktop. Figure 9 : BeanScape® WiLow® RA...

BeanDevice® Wilow® On BeanScape® software Menu bar, select Tools and choose the option WIFI Network settings Figure 11 : WLAN Configuration on BeanScape® menu 6. Select the right serial port assigned to your BeanDevice® WiLow®. If there is more than one BeanDevice® connected to your computer, or another kind of devices using COM serial port, you have to select the suitable port assigned to your BeanDevice® WiLow®. Wilow Wi-Fi configuration 7. 5. On configuration via COM port frame, select your Computer IP address <0 Wilow Wi-Fi configuration Wilow Sensor configuration: COM Port. UDP or WIFI (•)...

BeanDevice® Wilow® 9. If all parameters were filled correctly, a validation window will pop up and let you know that the configuration operation has been completed successfully. Figure 17 : Configuration Success 10. Add BeanScape® to firewall, from tools click on Advanced Settings then Add to Firewall. 11. Now start the BeanScape® Server by clicking directly on the Green button or by selecting Start the server from the Server option on the Menu bar Figure 19 : Start Server If you encounter display issues (such as overlapping text or graphics) with BeanScape, follow these steps: 1- Right-click...

6. A QUICK OVERVIEW ABOUT DEVICE SETTINGS 6.1 How to setup a data acquisition Click on the sensor profile to see real-time measurement graph From the Beandevice® Wilow® main dashboard, go to the configuration frame and select Data Acq. Config tab Figure 23 : Real-time graph By default, all the data measurement will be located on the folder C:\log_beanscape Figure 21 : Data Acq Config frame Setup your Acquisition mode Find more info on the data acquisition modes available on the BeanDevice® Wilow® : http://www.beanair.com/wa_files/TN-RF-18-Wilow-Wifi-Sensor-data -acquisition-modes.pdf Figure 22...

BeanDevice® Wilow® 6.2 Using the datalogger The BeanDevice® Wilow® comes equipped with an embedded datalogger up to 5 millions data points (with events dating). You can start the datalogging from the previously demonstrated data acquisition tab. you can select Log only as data acquisition option for only using the embedded datalogger without transmitting data to BeanScape or you can select TX & LOG for jointly save data on your BeanScape Host computer and also in the datalogger at the same time. You can set the BeanDevice® WiLow® to SA (Stand Alone) in order to perform measurement on its own...

Two buttons ,one to stop the logging and the other is to erase stored data and initialize the Datalogger “SC” recording : Switch to commissioning mode when the memory is full “stop at end” recording: Data recording stops when the memory is full “SCDE”recording: Switch to commissioning ,Download then erase the recording “Stop Log”: Stop logging and recording(switch to TX recording) “SDC”:Switch commissioning mode and then download recording “SDER”:Download the recording then erase the data logged then restart recording again Figure 28 : DataLogger manager After download completion , data logs...