T15e Tag Deployment & User Guide
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T15e Features
T15e Tag Key Features
Large Display and Push Button Functionality
The tag’s display shows the current temperature, the minimum and maximum
temperatures measured since the last audit, battery and power status, and
alarm indications. The buttons are used to navigate and select the tag’s menu
options, activate the tag, and perform manual audits with a single-press.
Audio and Visual Indications
T15e Tags include a buzzer with 4 different distinct sounds and 3 LEDs for
status indications, such as tag activation, alerts and low battery.
Wi-Fi & Cyber Security
The tag supports 802.1x Enterprise security networks with a PEAP-MSCHAPv2
protocol. Additionally they support a HTTPs connection with MobileView
Servers using the TLS1.2 protocol. This allows a MobileView Server
authentication using pre-installed X.509 certificates.
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Communication
T15e Tags use BLE technology to communicate with the Deployment Manager
(DM) app for device configuration and setup.
Beaconing and Bdirectional (BD) Communication
The tags utilize lightweight beaconing communication (for standard messages)
and Bidirectional Wi-Fi communication with full network association and
authentication. This unique combination provides a flexible and scalable
solution for advanced applications. The tags can operate with one network
SSID in a secure or non-secure mode and is able to store up to two application
server connections. The T15e Tags also support both static IP configuration
and DHCP.
Battery and External Power Options
The tags are powered by 2 AA batteries, which is the recommended power
source, and an optional power adaptor which can be used to save battery life.
Battery levels are constantly monitored by the device and MobileView. The tag
will use external power whenever available (batteries are recommended as a
backup if external power is used).
