LANSITEC Information Technology 100-00159 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor User Manual
Nanjing Lansitec Information Technology Co., LTD LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor Users Manual
User manual
LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor Document Number: 990-02101 Rev. 1.22 12/2017 contact@lansitec.com General Description Key features Lansitec precision platinum temperature sensor is based on Powered by lithium thionyl chloride battery: 5 years of the advanced LoRa modulation and powered by lithium operation for 1 uplink 5 minutes. Extended industrial operating temperature: -40°C to +85°C. Accuracy: battery with 6-year operation time. It is cost effective LoRaWAN end device for a variety of application. It's long operation time offers low maintenance and is ideal for ±1.5°C typically from -200°C to +200°C. industry use. Sensor work mode can be adjusted via LoRa LoRaWAN compatible: network. Class A, uplink rate programmable from 30 seconds to 24 hours. Change uplink cycle via wireless, configurable by server via downlink command Lansitec sensors family is fully compatible and plug & play for LoRaWAN network operation. Lansitec sensors can also work with Lansitec Wireless Data Transfer Unit (P/N: 100-00175) for low cost deployment. Please contact us for further information. Applications Busway temperature monitor Weather station Heating Ventilation & air conditioning systems Smart Agriculture Building automation 0 / 12 Operating frequency bands (Option at order): 900MHz, < 25mW radiated power LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor 1. Product specifications The tables below give the electrical specifications and performance of the temperature and humidity measurement. Table 1 General electrical characteristic Protocol LoRaWan1.0.2 Frequency CN470, EU868, US915, AS923, CLAA SF=7 ≤ -126dBm Sensitivity SF=10 ≤ -136dBm SF=12 ≤ -142dBm Operating Current 30uA@sleep mode Max 138mA@17dBm Temperature Range -200~200℃ Accuracy ±1.5℃ Standby Time 6 years @25℃ 17dBm 5 minutes per transmission Operating Temperature -40~+85℃ Storage Temperature -55~+85℃ Operating Humidity 5%~95% On/Off Support Sensor Quantity 4, external, cable length is optional Antenna External Dimension Aluminum, 76x46x110mm Battery Non-chargeable lithium battery 38Ah Communication Distance >1km in urban area 1 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor 2. Application Information 2.1 Function The sensor works in OTAA and Class A mode. DEVEUI, APPEUI and APPKEY are stored in the sensor and is necessary for joining a network. DEVEUI is labeled at the back of the device. APPEUI, APPKEY should be provided by each application. Lansitec will help to configure this before shipping. After power on and join the Lora network, sensor will send registration message to Application Server(AS). If AS doesn’t reply, sensor will retry for 3 times before switching to default mode (periodically report mode). Configuration information of the sensor is included in this registration message for AS to validate. Sensor starts to work after receiving acceptance response or no AS reply after 3 times registration trial. Temperature will be reported to AS periodically. The duty cycle is configurable by commands from AS. Temperature acquisition and report period is 5 minutes by default. According to LoRaWAN specification, downlink response time is decided by uplink duty cycle, user should refer the needed response time to choose uplink duty cycle. Detailed downlink and uplink definition are described below. 2.2 Uplink Message 2.2.1 Register Bytes Item TYPE SMODE POWER CFG TH CRC Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0x1 Message type. AS can use it to identify different uplink messages. ADR 0: OFF 1: ON ADR (Adaptive Date Rate) status 2~0 MODE 0x01~0x07 Current working scheme which should be one of SMODE TYPE field SMODE field Bit Name Value Description 7~0 SMODE 0x01: AU920 Data scheme supported by tracker. 2 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor 0x02: CLAA 0x04: CN470 0x08: AS923 0x10: EU433 0x20: EU868 0x40: US915 This field is preserved by Lansitec and will be configured before shipping. POWER field Bit Name Value Description 7~3 POWER 0~31 Configured transmit power (dBm)) 2~0 Reserved 0x0 Reserved for future use. If MODE is CLAA, it indicates the frequency sweep mode of the tracker: 1: A mode 2: B mode 3: C mode 4: D mode 5: E mode 6: All frequency sweep Refer to CLAA China 470M-510M Band Using network technology requirements for detailed information. Bit Name Value Description 7~4 DR 0~15 Data Rate(DR0~DR15). REPTIND 0~1 Indicates whether report the temperature if the value is the same with before. Default value is 0, means always report. 2~0 Reserved 0x0 Reserved for future use. Bit Name Value Description 15~0 TH 1~65535 The period of temperature report, unit 10s. Bit Name Value Description 15~0 CRC CFG field TH field CRC field 3 / 12 CRC16 of previous fields with TYPE bits set to 0, the polynomial is . AS only need to compare this data field with the AS stored one to judge whether configuration changed. LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor 2.2.2 Periodical temperature and humidity Bytes … Item TYPE RFU RSSI TEMP1 TEMP2 … CRC TYPE field Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0x3 Message type, AS can use it to identify different uplink messages. 3~0 TNUM 0x0~0x4 Number of sensor. For example, if TNUM is 0x3, there should be TEMP1, TEMP2 and TEMP3, the whole message length should be 11 bytes. Bit Name Value Description 7~0 RFU Reserved for future use. Bit Name Value Description 7~0 RSSI 0~160 Received Signal Strength Indication (unit: -1dBm) RFU field RSSI field TEMP1 field Bit Name Value short TEMP1 -20000~20000 Description (unit: 0.01℃) TEMP2 field Bit Name Value short TEMP2 -20000~20000 Description (unit: 0.01℃) TEMP number is decided by field TNUM. CRC field Bit 4 / 12 Name Value Description LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor 15~0 CRC 2.2.3 Same CRC16 as calculated in register message. This can be used for server to check if any configuration mismatch. Acknowledge Bytes Item TYPE MSGID Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0xF Message type, AS can use it to identify different uplink messages. 3~0 RESULT 0: success 1: failure Process result of any downlink message that need acknowledge TYPE field MSGID field Bit Name Value Description 7~0 MSGID 0~255 The MSGID field of corresponding downlink message 2.3 Downlink 2.3.1 Register acceptance Bytes Item TYPE TYPE field Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0x1 Message type, tracker can use it to identify different downlink messages. 3~0 RESULT 0: success 1: failure Register result, currently the device doesn’t distinguish the result, device always take it as success if response received. 2.3.2 Lora configuration Bytes Item TYPE DR MODE TYPE field 5 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0x8 Message type, tracker can use it to identify different downlink messages. ADR 0: OFF 1: ON ADR (Adaptive Date Rate) status 2~0 Reserved 0x0 Reserved for future use. If MODE is CLAA, it indicates the frequency sweep mode of tracker: 1: A mode 2: B mode 3: C mode 4: D mode 5: E mode 6: all frequency sweep Bit Name Value Description 7~4 DR 0~15 Data Rate(DR0~DR15), if ADR is disabled, the device will work on this data rate. REPTIND 0~1 Indicates whether report the temperature if the value is the same with before. Default value is 0, means always report. 2~0 Reserved Reserved for future use Bit Name Value Description 7~5 MODE 0x1:AU920 0x2:CLAA 0x3:CN470 0x4:AS923 0x5:EU434 0x6:EU868 0x7:US915 Configure mode. Currently the mode can’t be changed. It should be always the same with the value reported by the device. 4~0 POWER 0~31 Configure transmit power (unit dBm) DR field MODE field 2.3.3 Sensor configuration Bytes Item TYPE TH TYPE field Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0x9 Message type, tracker can use it to identify different 6 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor downlink messages. 3~0 Reserved 0x0 Reserved for future use. TH field Bit Name Value Description 15~0 TH 1~65535 The period of temperature report, unit 10s. 2.3.4 Command request Bytes Item TYPE MSGID Bit Name Value Description 7~4 TYPE 0xA Message type, tracker can use it to identify different downlink messages. 3~0 COMMAND 0x1: register request 0x2: device reset Requested command. 0x1 used to request the device to send register message. 0x2 used to reset the device. TYPE field MSGID field Bit Name Value Description 7~0 MSGID 0~255 Server generated sequence number of downlink messages that need MSGID. Tracker will respond ACK with this number, otherwise AS should resend the message. 3. Mechanical structure and Assembly 3.1 Dimension 3.2 Battery installation Battery holder is inside the sensor. Just insert the 3.6V battery to the holder, the sensor will start work with a default cycle. Please follow steps below when install a new battery. Step1: Remove the cover. Step2: Install the battery. Step3: Reset the device. 7 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor Step4: Close and fix the cover again. Note: Don’t inverse the polarity of the battery when insert the holder!!! 8 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor 3.3 Sensor Fixation On the back of the housing, there are 4 screw mounting holes which are isolated from inside of the device. 3.4 Battery information Lithium/thionyl chloride battery with PN ER34615 is used in the sensor, which could operate in -55 to +85 ℃. 4. Ordering Information LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, US915, 1 sensor, 38Ah 100-00159 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, US915 2 sensors, 38Ah 100-00158 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, US915, 4 sensors, 38Ah 100-00182 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, EU868, 1 sensor, 38Ah 100-00169 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, EU868, 2 sensors, 38Ah 100-00168 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, EU868, 4 sensors, 38Ah 100-00176 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, CN470, 1 sensor, 38Ah 100-00178 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, CN470, 2 sensors, 38Ah 100-00177 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, CN470, 4 sensors, 38Ah 100-00179 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, AS923, 1 sensor, 38Ah 100-00181 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, AS923, 2 sensors, 38Ah 100-00180 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, AS923, 4 sensors, 38Ah 100-00162 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, CLAA, 1 sensor, 38Ah 100-01158 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, CLAA, 2 sensors, 38Ah 100-01159 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor, CLAA, 4 sensors, 38Ah 100-01160 9 / 12 LoRa Platinum Temperature Sensor Please Read Carefully: Information in this document is provided solely in connection with Lansitec products. 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Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ●Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ●Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ●Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ●Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Warning: Changes or modifications made to this device not expressly approved by Nanjing Lansitec Information Technology Co., LTD may void the FCC authorization to operate this device. Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The distance between user and products should be no less than 20cm 11 / 12
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