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Cadi.

Sense

 User Manual 

T-S1-800.900-I10-C01  

7

 

 

 

 

Figure 1. 

Setting date, time, and 

timezone.

 

Figure 2. 

Main page 

(sensor details). 

Figure 3. 

Home page 

(temperature monitoring). 

 

Note: After you have set the date, time, and timezone, Figure 2 will appear. The sensor ID 

will be shown and the temperature will be displayed as “--” or “Lo”. If the sensor is still in its 

storage case, the reading will be displayed as “--”. If the sensor has been taken out from 
its storage case for more than 30 seconds, you may see “Lo” after clicking the “Refresh” 

icon 

. If you warm up the sensor by rubbing it in your hands for more than 1 minute 

and then click the “Refresh” icon, you may see a numerical temperature value. If you 

click the “Home page” icon 

,

 Figure 3 will appear.

 

 

 

2.3

 

Setup II – Setting up to access Cadi.Sense from outside your home 

 
This setup enables you to connect your mobile device to the Internet, so that you can access 

temperature readings from outside your home via the Internet. 

 

Requirements: 

1.

 

You must first complete Setup I in Section 2.2. 

2.

 

You will need to have a WiFi router that is already set up and connected to the 

Internet, and you will need to be physically at the place where your WiFi router is. You 

will also need to know 

your WiFi router’s SSID and password

. Check with your Internet 

service provider if you do not remember the SSID and/or password. 

 

Step 1: 

Click the “Advanced Settings” icon 

 and Figure 4 will appear (if you cannot see the 

“Advanced Settings” icon, click the “Main Page” icon 

 first). Click the “Connect to 

WiFi Router” icon. When a screen (see Figure 5) appears and asks “Please select your WiFi 
router”, look for your router’s SSID. If your router’s SSID does not show up on the screen, 

click “Refresh” repeatedly until it appears. Then click your router’s SSID, type in your 
router’s password, and then click “Apply”. Be patient as the SmartNode needs about 1 

minute to connect to your WiFi router and about 1 minute to reboot. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Cadi.Sense

Page 1: ...Cadi Sense Wireless Thermometer User Manual v3 21 3 T S1 800 900 I10 C01...

Page 2: ...rding to access your SmartNode from outside your home 9 2 5 Using your iPhone or Android app to access Cadi Sense 10 2 6 Understanding the SmartNode LEDs 11 2 7 Understanding the Cadi Sense icons on y...

Page 3: ...orce open or attempt to service the Cadi Sense or any electrical part that comes with the package If you encounter any technical problem contact Technical Support DO NOT use the Cadi Sense on users wh...

Page 4: ...0 900 I10 C01 4 1 4 Intended use The Cadi Sense wireless thermometer is intended for use in children for monitoring body temperature continuously and automatically 1 5 Package contents ThermoSensor wi...

Page 5: ...Different methods of measuring body temperature generally give different readings and therefore different ranges of normal temperature Temperatures measured with the Cadi Sense are on average higher t...

Page 6: ...ne tablet or laptop and record the following information shown on your SmartNode plug SSID e g CADI_XXXX ____________________ PWD 8 chars ____________________ SmartNode ID ____________________ Step 2...

Page 7: ...Internet so that you can access temperature readings from outside your home via the Internet Requirements 1 You must first complete Setup I in Section 2 2 2 You will need to have a WiFi router that i...

Page 8: ...gain it will automatically reconnect to your WiFi router in about 2 minutes Step 2 After successful connection to your WiFi router you may not be able to use http 10 10 10 10 to access your SmartNode...

Page 9: ...s only DO NOT PROCEED IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH PORT FORWARDING Requirements 1 You must first complete Setup 1 in Section 2 2 and Setup II in Section 2 3 2 You will need to be physically at the pla...

Page 10: ...ee Section 2 3 Step 2 which is the LAN IP address of the SmartNode 2 Public Port also called external port 50000 3 Private Port also called internal port local port or host port 80 4 Protocol TCP 5 En...

Page 11: ...s WiFi LED lights up when the SmartNode WiFi is ready for connection to mobile devices Blinks when there is WiFi activity WPS CadiSense com LED lights up when the SmartNode is connected to the Interne...

Page 12: ...the default value and cannot be changed 4 Turn on off the Message Alert default OFF If this alert is turned on a message will be displayed whenever the temperature exceeds the threshold For some count...

Page 13: ...Click these icons and you will see the following screens Main page sensor details Home page temperature monitoring Advanced settings menu Setting date time and timezone Add sensor by entering sensor I...

Page 14: ...ure threshold 2 8 How to attach the ThermoSensor Step 1 Apply a small amount of body lotion on the left or right side of the lower abdomen Step 2 Take a Stick On and peel off the round paper liner to...

Page 15: ...exposed adhesive to the inside of the diaper undergarment in such a position that the sensor s metal part will touch the lower abdomen left or right when the diaper undergarment is properly worn Note...

Page 16: ...or and the SmartNode Step 1 After each use peel the Stick On off the diaper undergarment and then peel the Stick On off the sensor Step 2 important Clean the sensor with a soft cloth moistened with al...

Page 17: ...dvanced Settings icon MENU icon More WiFi Settings icon and then the Security icon Type the new password in the WPA Passphrase box and then click Apply The password change should complete within 1 min...

Page 18: ...r icon after performing this hardware reset 3 3 Upgrading the SmartNode firmware Note This upgrading is for advanced users only DO NOT PROCEED IF YOU ARE NOT FAMILIAR WITH FIRMWARE UPGRADING Warning A...

Page 19: ...ved from its storage case the LED light will blink about every 5 seconds If it is not blinking the sensor is likely to have run out of battery or to be faulty In that case contact Technical Support to...

Page 20: ...he readings are received you should see 4 readings for each hour If the above does not work ensure that the SmartNode is plugged near the person wearing the ThermoSensor so that the ThermoSensor is wi...

Page 21: ...N 801 Sends temperature data approximately every 30 seconds 3 to 5 m typical Power Internal battery non replaceable 3 V Battery life 60 days of continuous use OR 3 years of intermittent use based on t...

Page 22: ...untries WLAN WiFi 802 11b g n Interface Ethernet 1 x 10 100 Auto MDI MDIX Ethernet Port Power Input voltage 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Maximum current 0 12 A Mechanical Dimensions 57 mm x 104 mm x 55 mm Wei...

Page 23: ...Cadi Sense User Manual T S1 800 900 I10 C01 23 4 5 More about port forwarding Port forwarding screens for the following WiFi routers are shown below 1 Aztech DSL1015EW S or DSL1000ER 2 2WIRE 5012NV...

Page 24: ...Cadi Sense User Manual T S1 800 900 I10 C01 24 3 2WIRE 2701HGV E 4 Linksys E2000...

Page 25: ...Cadi Sense User Manual T S1 800 900 I10 C01 25 5 Dlink DIR 655 6 ZyXel...

Page 26: ...Cadi Sense User Manual T S1 800 900 I10 C01 26 7 ASUS RTN16 8 EnGenius ESR9850...

Page 27: ...s a good idea to identify the areas where you have good WiFi reception and weak or no WiFi signal at all After this assessment you may place the SmartNode between a location where you have good WiFi r...

Page 28: ...to use http 10 10 10 10 to access your SmartNode anymore Nonetheless you can still access it using the IP address assigned by your router Note c You may need to reboot your PC laptop or unplug the Et...

Page 29: ...it to the SmartNode using its SSID and password PWD 8 chars both of which can be found on the label on the SmartNode Changing WiFi settings To change WiFi settings Open your PC laptop s web browser a...

Page 30: ...Cadi Sense User Manual T S1 800 900 I10 C01 30...

Page 31: ...e SmartNode for 2 seconds to activate WPS Registrar mode Press the WPS button on your wireless client within 2 minutes The 2 devices should then associate with each other automatically within 2 minute...

Page 32: ...10 C01 32 Reboot Reboot allows you to reboot the device for new settings to take effect Device settings Device Settings includes the following options Device information IP address LAN configuration S...

Page 33: ...rnet interface MAC address Wireless MAC Address Shows device s wireless interface MAC address Wireless Status Shows the status of the wireless interface IP address LAN configuration This page allows y...

Page 34: ...guration file to the device Restore To reset the device to factory default settings Firmware upgrade The firmware menu allows you to see the current firmware version and build date as well as upgrade...

Page 35: ...Static IP address on your PC before you associate the SmartNode with your WiFi router AP Just remember to set it back to Obtain an IP address automatically on your PC after you are done To set a stati...

Page 36: ...hen click Properties Select Use the following IP address and type in 10 10 10 20 as the IP address and 255 255 255 0 for the subnet mask Leave the other fields blank Click OK to commit the settings No...

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