Senquip ORB-X1-G, User Manual

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GSM Transmission
Battery Base interval Transmit interval Sensors enabled Battery life
AA 1.6V Lithium 1 per day 1 per day All internal sensors except GPS 7.1 years
AA 1.6V Lithium 1 per hour 1 per day All internal sensors except GPS 6.5 years
AA 1.6V Lithium 1 per hour 1 per hour All internal sensors except GPS 0.9 years
AA 1.6V Lithium 1 per day 1 per day All internal sensors and GPS 6.3 years
AA 1.6V Lithium 1 per hour 1 per day All internal sensors and GPS 1.9 years
AA 1.6V Lithium 1 per hour 1 per hour All internal sensors and GPS 0.6 years
3.6 Freight Mode
When shipping an ORB, it is important that the device is placed in freight mode. In freight mode, the
ORB is put into sleep mode to reduce battery drain to the minimum, and all transmitting devices are
turned off. The ORB will exit freight mode when it detects that power has been re-connected.
To enter freight mode access the device webserver by pressing the setup button or directly from a browser
if the ORB webserver is always on and you know the IP address. From the webserver, chose the admin
link and perform the steps below:
1. Disconnect all wires including the power input. Remove AA batteries (if fitted).
2. Press the ‘Enter Freight Mode’ button below.
3. Wait 5 seconds, then check the Status and Network lights remain off.
4. Confirm freight mode has been entered by pressing the Reset button; there should be no response
from the ORB.
Figure 3.3. Entering freight mode
Note A shortcut is provided where pressing the Setup button twice, when in setup mode, will cause the
ORB to enter freight mode. Confirm freight mode has been entered by pressing the Reset button.
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