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Web Interface
All fields in the following table will not be available for each sensor. Only the configurable
options that apply to each sensor are displayed in that sensor’s configuration menu. Editable
options are as follows:
Option Description
Model To edit the sensor model, select the type of sensor from the drop-
down list by clicking on the down arrow.
This number is used by the Wi-MGR to identify what kind of sensor
is being read in to the system. The possible values are:
Wi-TS
54
Wi_THS 48
Wi-DIT 61
Wi-ASx/Wi-MS 41
Wi-TH2 52
Counter 11
BAPI 76
Wi-LD 76
Thermistor 57
SetPointOverride 5B
Wi-TC9 74
Id Uneditable; this reflects the value currently saved as the model
number.
Out of Service A binary number used to determine if a sensor is online or offline.
0 = online, any other non-zero number = offline
Serial # This is the unique number broadcasted from the sensor to the
Wi-MGR for identification. Each sensor has a unique serial number.
The Serial # field should automatically fill when the Wi-MGR
automatically discovers the sensors.
If a serial number is not automatically updated and needs to be
entered manually, the serial number should be entered from left to
right. Point Six sensors have two serial numbers on the sensors,
one that reads from left to right and one that reads from right to left.
The serial number should be entered starting with a number (not
zero) or an alpha character.
Enter the appropriate serial number, listed on the bottom of the
sensor, in the provided text field.
Raw Data #1, #2, #3 Uneditable; this is the uncalculated data received from the wireless
sensor. This data is then processed by the Wi-MGR to a calculated
value.
Converted Data #1,
#2, #3
Uneditable; this is the calculated data processed from the raw data.
This data is then displayed by the Wi-MGR and used for Modbus,
BACnet, and SNMP output.
Sensor Reading Age Uneditable; the amount of time that has passed, in seconds, since
the Wi-MGR has received a broadcast signal from this sensor.
Table 3.3 Wireless Sensor Configuration Options