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R718X

Wireless Ultrasonic Distance Sensor

R718X

User Manual

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Wireless Ultrasonic Distance Sensor

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Page 1: ...prietary technical information which is the property of NETVOX Technology It shall be maintained in strict confidence and shall not be disclosed to other parties in whole or in part without written pe...

Page 2: ...res 4 4 Set up Instruction 5 5 Data Report 6 6 Application scenario 13 7 Installation 15 8 Information about Battery Passivation 18 8 1 To determine whether a battery requires activation 18 8 2 How to...

Page 3: ...mission and low power consumption Compared with other communication methods LoRa spread spectrum modulation technique greatly extend the communication distance It can be widely used in any use case th...

Page 4: ...iguration parameters can be configured through third party software platforms data can be read and alarms can be set via SMS text and email optional Available third party platform Actility ThingPark T...

Page 5: ...joined the network Turn on the device to search the network The green indicator stays on for 5 seconds success The green indicator remains off fail Had joined the network Turn on the device to search...

Page 6: ...Setting MaxTime Max Interval 15 min 900s MinTime Max Interval 15 min 900s BatteryChange 0x01 0 1v DistanceChange 0x012C 300mm TemperatureChange 0x0A 1 C OnDistanceThreshold 0x01F4 500mm FillMaxDistan...

Page 7: ...MinTime 2bytes Unit s MaxTime 2bytes Unit s BatteryChange 1byte Unit 0 1v DistanceChange 2byte Unit 1mm Temperature Change 2byte Unit 0 1 SetOnDistanceTh resholdRreq 0x03 OnDistanceThreshold 2byte Un...

Page 8: ...total height of the container FillMaxDistance 5000mm Downlink 0534138800000000000000 1388 Hex 5000 Dec Device returns 8534000000000000000000 Configuration is successful 8534010000000000000000 Configu...

Page 9: ...then setting FillMaxDistance Example of Temperature Distance Angle Sensor calibration Port 0x0E Description CmdID SensorType PayLoad Fix 9 Bytes SetGlobal CalibrateReq 0x01 0x01 0x36 0x37 Channel 1Byt...

Page 10: ...t means the calibration we want to make is 1 SensorType 0x01 Channel 2 01 Multiplier 000A Divisor 0000 DeltValue 0001 Downlink 010101000A000000010000 Response 8101010000000000000000 Configuration succ...

Page 11: ...alue DeltValue Divisor 3 The choices of the Channel would be 00 03 Channel 4 With different sensor type it is forbidden to use that same Channel number 5 This universal calibration supports calibratio...

Page 12: ...ecommend setting the MinTime Interval value too low If the MinTime Interval is too low the device wakes up frequently and the battery will be drained soon 4 Whenever the device sends a report no matte...

Page 13: ...ge of the garbage in the waste bin H means the height of the waste bin this value can be set with the payload command the fillmaxdistance in payload means H D means the distance between the device and...

Page 14: ...ight of the device itself which is 28mm Note 1 The default value of OnDistanceThreshold is 500mm and the default value of FillMaxDistance is 2000mm 2 The detecting range of the device is 200mm 3500mm...

Page 15: ...on the cover User should find and make sure the installation location that is parallel to the bottom of the waste bin Namely the detecting direction is perpendicular to the bottom of the waste bin Wh...

Page 16: ...ce as the figure for reference 1 After finding the installation position use the tool to drill 2 holes in the upper cover M4 screws can be inserted into the hole 2 Insert the screw with the gasket int...

Page 17: ...ed in the center the ultrasonic signal will generate gain which will affect the measurement result 2 Please do not disassemble the device unless it is required to replace the batteries Do not touch th...

Page 18: ...passivation may also lead to voltage delay when the batteries are put into operation and our devices may not work correctly in this situation As a result please make sure to source batteries from rel...

Page 19: ...elt some plastic parts Do not store the device in places that are too cold Otherwise when the temperature rises to normal temperature moisture will form inside which will destroy the board Do not thro...