BeanDevice® Wilow® - Wifi sensor for Industrial Internet of Things - QuickStart
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4. QUICK PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ® 4.1 UNBOXING YOUR BEANDEVICE WILOW Open the BeanDevice® Wilow® Box The BeanDevice® Wilow® is provided with a USB cable, a magnet, M8 Cap and four screws with locknuts

4.2 ACCESSORIES DESCRIPTION The BeanDevice® WiLow® comes with additional accessories, useful for the proper functioning of the device : • M8 to USB 2.0 Cable • Magnet to Power ON/OFF your device • Four screws+Locknut • M8 Plastic Cap Figure 3 : BeanDevice® Wilow® AX-3D 4.3 M8 TO USB 2.0 CABLE The USB cable is used to power supply the BeanDevice® WiLow® and to setup the Network configuration. It is an M8-6 Pins plug / USB 2.0 cable, used to connect the BeanDevice® WiLow® to the computer. It is important to notice, that the M8-6 Pins side of the cable should be plugged correctly on the device...

4.4 MAGNET 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. Neodymium Magnet Power ON/OFF Button Network Reset Figure 5 : Power on/off and Network Reset

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. Figure 6 : Screws and Locknuts 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 forget to tighten correctly the M8 cap otherwise you will loose the waterproofness

Radome Antenna Radome Antenna Activity/failure led M8-6Pins socket for USB and power supply Figure 8 : Connectors and Leds overview on BeanDevice® Wilow® Do not turn the Radome Antenna , you will unscrew it from its base and the device will not work properly

4.7.1 Operations on non-contact buttons and Network LED Operation ID Operations on Non-contact buttons ® To power ON the BeanDevice WiLow hold the magnet on ON/OFF Label ® Network LED Activity/Failure LED blinks in Green twice, then will blink in Green Color every 10s (default Data Acquisition mode). To power off the BeanDevice hold the magnet on ON/OFF Label for 5s After 5s, Activity/Failure LED will blink one time in Red . To restore factory settings hold the magnet on Network Label for 10s (Battery saver mode disabled) or 15s (battery saver mode enabled) After 10s/15s, Activity/Failure...

5. HOW TO CONNECT MY BEANDEVICE WILOW TO MY WIFI NETWORK 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. Third-party wifi Access Point 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: Firstly, install BeanScape® WiLow® software, then run it by double clicking on the BeanScape® icon on the desktop. Figure 9 : BeanScape® WiLow® RA icon The next step is to start...

On BeanScape® software Menu bar, select Tools and choose the option WIFI Network settings Figure 11 : WLAN Configuration on BeanScape® menu The following configuration window will appear Figure 12 : Wilow WIFI Configuration On configuration via COM port frame, select your Computer IP address Figure 13 : Frame Configuration via COM port

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®. Figure 14 : COM port configuration Enable DHCP on the TCP/IP configuration frame to let the Access Point allocate a dynamic IP address to the BeanDevice® WiLow® Figure 15 : Enabling DHCP Enable the Wi-Fi configuration and enter the WIFI Access Point connection parameters (SSID, Password, Security type and RF Region), then click on validate...