8 The GS22X-XX Series Gateways
3.1e Firmware Update
This section displays current LSI Gateway
rmware information and is used to update the
rmware. Refer to section 3.4 Firmware Update.
3.1f Sensor Settings
When a sensor is selected under Sensor List, the
following information is communicated to the
LSI
Gateway;
• Base Station ID: The radio id number of the
LSI Gateway that has the sensor programmed
in its sensor list.
• Heart Beat: When no change is detected in
the sensor value, the sensor status will be
communicated to the GS22X-XX in the interval
indicated (in seconds).
• Communication timeout before sleep mode:
When the base station stops communicating
information to the sensors, the sensors become
inactive (sleep mode). The value indicated is
the time (in seconds) before the sensors switch
to the sleep mode.
• Calibration Offset: Allows to offset the value
congured from the rmware.
• Calibration Scale: Allows to scale the value
congured from the rmware.
• Tx Sensitivity: The minimum change in sensor
value required to trigger communication.
3.2 Sensor List
1. In the Configuration menu, select Sensor List.
2. Adding sensors: To add sensors to the sensor list;
Select a line and click on Configure selected
line or double-click on the line.
Enter the sensor ID and the sensor type .
3. Removing sensors: To remove any sensor
from the list;
Select the sensor line to remove and click on
Remove selected sensor.
4. Reload from LSI Gateway: Reload data from
the
LSI Gateway and
display data without
saving any changes (the unsaved data in the
LSI Gateway
will be replaced).
5. Save to LSI Gateway: Save changes in the
LSI Gateway memory. Save to LSI Gateway
is automatically followed by Update sensor
status.
3.3 Firmware Update (LSI
Gateway only)
1. Select Firmware Update in the treeview section.
2. In the right section, click on Browse to select
the update le (extension .220) and then hit
Update Firmware Now.
3.4 Advanced
3.4a Changing sensors
If a sensor needs to be changed, the LSI Gateway
must learn to recognize the replacement sensor.
Two mechanisms are available to change an ID in
the sensor list of the
LSI Gateway; (1) Automatic
ID change, (2) Manual ID change.
3.4b Automatic sensor settings
LSI will supply a replacement sensor programmed
to replace the original one. When the replacement
sensor is detected by the
LSI Gateway it causes
the
LSI Gateway to automatically update the sensor
list, replacing the ID of the old sensor with that of
the new; the process may take up to two minutes to
complete.
3.4c Manual sensor setting
See Sensor List.
Figure: Firmware update.
IMPORTANT! A firmware update will reset the LSI
Gateway to the factory default configuration.
!
Figure: Sensors standard setup.
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