Timestamp Of The Data; Leds Operating Modes - ADEUNIS DRY CONTACTS IP68 Guide Utilisateur

DRY CONTACTS IP68 LoRaWAN 863-870 - Guide utilisateur / User guide version V1.0.0

5.5. Timestamp of the data

The sensor can integrate the timestamp of the data in the frame. Timestamp is given in
EPOCH 2013 (please, refer to the TRM of the product to know the content of each frame).
To configure the timestamp, you have to set the UTC time first, via Downlink or through the
Advanced Menu of the IoT Configurator. Then you an activate the timestamp in the Applica-
tive parameters.
FR
Not recommended by Adeunis: You can also choose if you want to set the timezone and if
you want that the product take into account the Daylight Saving Time. To enable the Daylight
Saving Time, it is mandatory to configure the time at winter time (Ex: for France= UTC+1 is
winter time).
PAY ATTENTION: The timestamp is associated to the last event detected, conse-
EN
quently:
• the timestamp in the frame after the power on of the device is at zero until an event is detected
• if the device is in periodical mode and no event has been detected during the period, the device indicates the timestamp of the last event
detected.

2.7. LEDs operating modes

Mode
PARK Mode
Magnet detection (from 1 to 6 seconds)
Startup of the device (after magnet detec-
tion)
JOIN Process
COMMAND mode
Magnet detection in PRODUCTION mode
If Class C configured and no external supply
detected at start-up
Network quality test - running
Network quality test - result
Low battery product
Device faulty (return to Adeunis)
LEDs process at the start-up of the device in Class A OTAA :
JOIN process :
LED blink successively every
seconds
Red LED state
OFF
OFF
OFF
During the JOIN phase:
blinking 50ms ON / 1 s OFF
JOIN achieved (JOIN ACCEPT) :
blinking 50ms ON / 50ms OFF (6x)
Fixed
OFF
Fixed
10 to 20 seconds ON
If network is good = OFF
If network is medium = ON 10 seconds
If network is bad = ON 10 seconds
Blinking (0.5s ON every 60s)
Fixed
JOIN ACCEPT :
LED blink successively
every 50 ms
Green LED state
OFF
ON during 1 second after magnet detection
Blinking quickly 6 cycles
100 ms ON / 100 ms OFF
During the JOIN phase:
blinking 50ms ON / 1 s OFF (after red LED)
JOIN achieved (JOIN ACCEPT) : blinking
50ms ON / 50ms OFF (6x) (after red LED)
Fixed
Blinking 50ms ON / 50ms OFF after magnet
detection during 3 seconds
-
10 to 20 seconds ON
If network is good = ON 10 seconds
If network is medium = ON 10 seconds
If network is bad = OFF
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Network test: Network test result:
LEDs during During 10 seconds
10 to 30 seconds
Orange = Medium,
Green= Good,
Red = Bad
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