LED
Channel
Selection
Button
3.6V
Lithium
Battery
Antenna
Circuit
Board
Clip
L Brackets
Plastic Pegs
Antenna Guides
11. If you are installing a WiNG-ANLG sensor:
Connect your analog input to the
transmitter. Insert the two stripped wires
into the 2-pin terminal block connector
(TB3) - positive wire into the left terminal,
negative into the right. Tighten the screws
on the terminal block connector to secure
the leads.
Set the jumpers accordingly. By default,
the sensor is configured for a 4-20mA
analog input - jumpers on pairs 2 and 5.
If your input is 0-5V, place the jumpers on pairs 1 and 3. If your input is
0-10V, place the jumpers on pairs 1 and 4.
Access the individual sensor’s configuration page in the WiNG-MGR UI and
set the gain and offset for the sensor:
For 4-20mA sensors:
Gain = (Sensor high range value – sensor low range value) ÷ 3085
Offset = Sensor low range – ((Sensor high range value – sensor low
range value) ÷ 4)
Example: Temperature sensor with a sensing range of 5-120°F
Gain = (120 - 5) ÷ 3085 = 0.0373
Offset = 5 - ((120-5) ÷ 4) = -23.75
For 0-5V and 0-10V sensors:
Gain = (Sensor high range value – sensor low range value) ÷ 3856
Offset = Sensor low range
Example: Temperature sensor with a sensing range of 5-120°F
Gain = (120 - 5) ÷ 3856 = 0.0298
Offset = 5
10. Check the WiNG-MGR web interface to make sure the sensor status reports
accurately.
11. Replace the lid, ensuring that the antenna is held in place by the antenna
guides and feeds out the vent hole in the side of the enclosure. Do not pinch
the antenna between the lid and the case.
1 2 3 4 5
Jumper pairs:
TB3
Analog
Input
JMP1
Analog Input
Configuration
Jumpers -
Set for 4/20mA
Analog Input
TB1
Digital
Input
TB2
Thermistor
Input
