METER AROYA H110, Manual

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1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing the AROYA system from METER Group. Prior to use, verify the sensor
arrived in good condition.
The AROYA system works in a wireless mesh network. A wireless mesh network allows data
and files to be transferred from one device to another through wireless transmission. The
AROYA system components are FCC approved (Class A) and can communicate wirelessly
between each other. The Gateway, Repeater, and Climate Station all use Power over Ethernet
(PoE) that is compliant with IEEE 802.3af PoE standards.
The AROYA Gateway (H210— Figure 6 and Figure 7 ) sends and receives data transmitted by
the Repeater or Sensor Nose and provides the system with an active connection to the cloud
server where all data is processed and presented to the user.
The AROYA Repeater (H110— Figure 8 ) functions as a range extender, receiving data from the
Sensor Nose and transmitting data wirelessly to the Gateway.
The AROYA Climate Station (H111— Figure 9 ) includes a Repeater and an ATMOS 14 temperature
and relative humidity (RH) sensor. The ATMOS 14 supports SDI-12 sensor communication to
capture microclimate sensor data. Data collected by the sensor is transmitted wirelessly to
the Gateway.
The AROYA Sensor Nose (H321— Figure 10 and Figure 11 ) has communication components
and an antenna to transmit data to the Repeater or directly to the Gateway if the Sensor
Nose is close enough. The Sensor Nose connects to variety of sensors.
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