Device Operation; Operating Modes; Park Mode; Command Mode - ADEUNIS LoRaWAN COMFORT CO2 Guide Utilisateur

LoRaWAN COMFORT CO2 - Guide utilisateur / User guide version V1.1.1

2. DEVICE OPERATION

2.1. Operating modes

The device has several operating modes:

COMMAND MODE

2.1.1 PARK mode

The product is delivered in PARK mode, it is in standby mode and its consumption is minimal. To switch the product out of the Park* mode press
the button for a duration higher than 5 seconds. The green LED illuminates to indicate the detection of the push button and then flashes quickly
during the product starting phase.
The device then sends its configuration and data frames.
2.1.2 COMMAND mode
This mode allows the user to configure the registers of the product.
To enter in this mode, plug the micro-USB cable and use the IoT Configurator or AT command. Exit from command mode is done when USB
is disconnected, using the "disconnect" button in the IoT Configurator or with an ATO command. The product will return in its previous state,
PARK or PRODUCTION.

2.1.3 PRODUCTION mode

This mode allows the user to operate the product in its finale use.

2.1.4 Low battery management

When the product detect that the battery is not able to deliver the level of power required for a emission (extreme temperature or end-of-life of
the battery), it waits to be able to transmit. If it detect that the generated delay is longer than 1 minute, it informs the user activating the "low
battery" flag in the status byte of each frame sent.
Enough pow-
The product have
er to send a
to sent a frame
The "battery low" flag is automatically disappearing when the battery is replaced or when temperature conditions are favorable to the proper
functioning of the battery.
Sending commands
via
Auto adaptation
(cf Low battery
management)
yes
Product wait
no
to be able to
transmit
frame ?
PARK MODE
Long press on the
button (5 sec)
PRODUCTION MODE
Information sent if
battery low
SHUT-DOWN
(no battery)
yes
Delay lower
than 1 minute
?
Battery replaced
"low battery"
no
appeared in
send the frame
status byte
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