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Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Intel® LTE IOT Quick Deployment Sonim XPi User Guide September 2017
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Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 3 Contents 1.0 Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 6 1.1 Features ............................................................................................................................. 6 1.2 What’s in the Box? .......................................................................................................... 9 1.3 Support .............................................................................................................................. 9 2.0 Quick Setup ............................................................................................................................... 11 2.1 Setup ................................................................................................................................ 11 2.2 View Device Data ........................................................................................................... 12 3.0 Using the Sonim XPi .............................................................................................................. 14 3.1 Power on the Device ..................................................................................................... 14 3.2 Power off the Device ..................................................................................................... 14 3.3 Charge the Device ......................................................................................................... 14 3.4 Wake Up the Device ...................................................................................................... 14 3.5 Device Battery ................................................................................................................ 14 3.6 Firmware Updates ......................................................................................................... 15 3.7 LED Indicators ................................................................................................................ 15 3.7.1 Charge Status LED ......................................................................................... 15 3.7.2 Power LED ........................................................................................................ 16 3.7.3 User LED ........................................................................................................... 16 3.8 Button Behavior ............................................................................................................. 16 3.8.1 User Button ...................................................................................................... 16 3.8.2 Power Button ................................................................................................... 17 4.0 Using Intel® Device Management Service ................................................................... 18 4.1 Factory Configuration ................................................................................................... 18 4.2 Search Capability ........................................................................................................... 20 4.3 Configure a Single Device ............................................................................................ 21 4.4 Configure Multiple (Bulk) Devices .............................................................................. 22 4.5 Configuration Considerations ...................................................................................... 22 4.6 User Interface ................................................................................................................ 23 4.6.1 Accessing Intel® DMS End Interface ......................................................... 23 4.6.2 Orders ............................................................................................................... 24 4.6.3 Devices .............................................................................................................. 26 5.0 Using Intel® LTE IOT Display Mobile App .................................................................... 33 Appendix A FAQ ................................................................................................................................... 34 Appendix B Terminology ................................................................................................................. 36 Appendix C Security .......................................................................................................................... 37 Appendix D Safety and Regulatory Requirements ................................................................ 39
Title Doc Type Month Year 4 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Figures Figure 1. Sonim XPiTM IP65 Rugged Device....................................................................................... 6 Figure 2. LED Indicators and Buttons ......................................................................................... 15 Figure 3. Default Configuration .................................................................................................... 19 Figure 4. Search Capability ........................................................................................................... 20 Figure 5. Devices Menu ....................................................................................................................... 21 Figure 6. Bulk Configuration ............................................................................................................... 22 Figure 7. Intel® DMS login screen .............................................................................................. 24 Figure 8. AT&T IoT Platform Login Screen ................................................................................ 24 Figure 9. Order Fields .................................................................................................................... 25 Figure 10. View Devices................................................................................................................... 26 Figure 11. Device Search Fields ..................................................................................................... 26 Figure 12. Device Fields ................................................................................................................... 27 Figure 13. Default Device Configuration ...................................................................................... 29 Figure 14. Bulk Configure Devices ................................................................................................ 31 Figure 15. View Device Data in M2X ............................................................................................. 32 Figure 16. M2X Stream Data .......................................................................................................... 32 Tables Table 1. Supported Features ......................................................................................................... 7 Table 2. Charge Status LED Indicators ..................................................................................... 15 Table 3. Power LED Indicators.................................................................................................... 16 Table 4. User LED Indicators ...................................................................................................... 16 Table 5. User Button Behavior.................................................................................................... 17 Table 6. Power Button Behavior ................................................................................................. 17 Table7. Terminology .................................................................................................................... 36
Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 5 Revision History Date Revision Description September 2017 1.0 Initial release. §
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 6 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x 1.0 Introduction The Sonim XPi harnesses the power of data and enables businesses to gain valuable insights by connecting and gathering information from equipment, livestock, vehicles, shipping containers, and more. Built to withstand the most brutal environments, the rugged design of the XPi opens the door for unlimited field deployment possibilities. The XPi has been pre-certified on the AT&T LTE network and can quickly deploy multiple intelligent sensors in the field. Optimized for the AT&T IoT platform and M2x service, the XPi can be up and running and collecting data in minutes with no need for specialized training or experience. Figure 1. Sonim XPiTM IP65 Rugged Device 1.1 Features  Ultra-rugged IP65 rated design IoT device
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 7  Built-in sensors with modular design to securely attach additional sensors  Connects to AT&T’s M2X Service and Flow Designer platforms  4G LTE CAT 1 America  Intel® Quark™ SE Microcontroller C1000  1 MB SPI flash memory  USB 1.1 connector  36-pin expansion connector  Ultra-rugged IP65 design  Embedded SIM Table 1. Supported Features Feature Description Initial Configuration At power-up, the platform:  Connects to a time service to align its Real Time Clock. Note: For this release, there is no integration to the Intel® Device Management Service, so the default device configuration is used. See Section 5.1 for the settings used. Time Management. After power on, the platform performs an NTP sync to ensure it has the correct time. Power Management Sensors which are disabled through the configuration are held in the lowest possible power consumption state. Sensors which are enabled through the configuration settings are held in the lowest possible power consumption state when not active. When the GPS sensor is enabled, it is held in the Warm Start standby mode, with the "Easy” orbit predication algorithm enabled to minimize satellite acquisition time. The host processor is held in the lowest possible power state when not actively communicating with the modem or sensors. Connectivity Management Cellular Modem If the connection to the Cellular Network fails the connection is retried. The retry mechanism depends on whether the NTP Sync has happened or not. No NTP Sync :  Connection request sent every second until successful connection is made or retry duration ends. NTP Sync successful :  Connection is retried based on a configurable number of attempts. If no connection is made the retry mechanism restarts at the next upload interval. When a connection is established to the Cloud platform:  All stored sensor data is uploaded and deleted from the host processor buffer. If a Cloud connection is unsuccessful, the sensor samples are buffered until the next connection time.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 8 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Feature Description Bluetooth When the Bluetooth feature is enabled, the advertising interval is set to 1200ms to lower the BLE module power consumption. The Bluetooth module provides the following read-only characteristics:  Battery Service  Most recent cellular RSSI value  Number of cellular connection retry attempts within the last 24 hours  Time and date of the last successful cellular connection  GPS Latitude  GPS Longitude  GPS Altitude  GPS Number of satellites in view  Humidity  Temperature  Barometric Pressure  Peak Vibration  Ambient Light The Bluetooth module buffers the Characteristic data internally. When enabled, the Bluetooth GAP server publishes a device name of LIQD-xxxx, where “xxxx” is the unique serial number of the platform. Sensor Management When a sensor value is recorded, a 32 bit UNIX timestamp is recorded with it. All timestamps are reported in ISO8601 UTC format, with no time zone offset applied. Depression of the user push button:  Causes an immediate connection attempt to the Cloud server, initiating a configuration check and transfer of sensor data  Does not alter the timing of periodic cellular connection attempts At the configured update interval:  The device connects to the M2X platform and posts its buffered sensor data Supported Sensor Streams in this release include :  Ambient Light - ambient light  Battery Level - bat  Humidity - humidity  Location - location  Barometric Pressure - pressure  Vibration - shock  RSSI - rssi  Temperature - temp The device API key created for the device to upload sensor data has POST and PUT rights only. Cloud Communication At the configured update interval, the device connects to the M2X platform and posts its buffered sensor data.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 9 Feature Description Uploading multiple streams using JSON Formatted messages via HTTP/HTTPS is supported. The device API key created for the device to upload sensor has POST and PUT rights only. LED Indicators See Section 3.8 Button Behavior See Section 3.9 Device Modes The device can be put into different modes to allow flexibility for different lab testing requirements.  Standard Mode (“s” -> Normal Operational Mode)  Network Test Mode (“t” -> Network Registration Only)  Always On Mode (“a” -> Keep Cellular Modem Always On – No Sleep) See Section 3.7 for details 1.2 What’s in the Box? Verify the components you received:  Sonim XPi™ device  End cap  Info sheet The device comes partially charged and ready to activate. Note: The 5V/1A USB Charger and Micro USB Cable must be purchased separately. 1.3 Support For technical support: 1. Go to: https://marketplace.att.com/support 2. Select Sonim XPi in the drop down menu and access:  Latest User Guides  The Groove Ticketing  Live Chat  Knowledge Base
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 10 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x For product specific information, go to: https://marketplace.att.com/products/sonim-xpi
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 11 2.0 Quick Setup Refer to the Quick Start Guide at https://marketplace.att.com/products/sonim-xpi. 2.1 Setup Follow these steps to set up the Sonim XPi device: 1. Access the Device Management Service at: https://devicemanagement.intel.com or click this button: 2. Click the button to log in to the AT&T IoT Platform.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 12 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x 3. Enter the AT&T IoT account credentials that were used when purchasing your devices. You are routed to Intel® DMS to activate your devices. Note: If you do not have a username and password for the AT&T IoT account, ask your manager for the name of the person who purchased the devices for your company. 4. Click ‘Activate Devices’ to activate all of the devices in your order. 2.2 View Device Data Users can view device data in two ways:
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 13 1. Download the Intel® LIQD Mobile Application. 2. Use the M2X website.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 14 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x 3.0 Using the Sonim XPi Devices come partially charged and ready to be activated. 3.1 Power on the Device Press and release the Power button to power on the device. The ‘User LED’ flashes white 3 times at 100ms intervals to indicate the device is powering up. If the ‘User LED’ flashes red 3 times, the device is already ON. Tip:  If the device is connected to a USB charger, the Power LED is green.  If the device is running on battery, NO LED is illuminated. Note: It may take 5-6 seconds for the ‘User LED’ to flash white. Do not press the power Button again. 3.2 Power off the Device Press and hold the Power Button for 10 seconds. The user LED flashes RED every second while the button is held. 3.3 Charge the Device The XPi can be charged with a 5V/1A USB Charger and Micro USB Cable, purchased separately. The Charge Status LED is RED until it is fully charged, at which time the LED turns off. 3.4 Wake Up the Device If the device is running on battery, it goes to sleep between sensing intervals. Press and quickly release the Power button to wake up the device. This wakes the device for 20 seconds. 3.5 Device Battery <Add info on the battery, how long it lasts, based on use cases being tested>
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 15 3.6 Firmware Updates After each data upload, the device connects to the Intel® DMS to check for firmware updates. Intel will push <think of word – unobtrusive type> firmware updates as needed, to improve usability and performance of the device. 3.7 LED Indicators Figure 2 illustrates the user interface of the device. Figure 2. LED Indicators and Buttons 3.7.1 Charge Status LED Table 2. Charge Status LED Indicators Charging LED Behavior Solid RED Battery is charging
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 16 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Charging LED Behavior OFF Battery is charged NOTE: This LED is controlled by hardware. Software cannot control this LED. 3.7.2 Power LED Table 3. Power LED Indicators Power LED Behavior GREEN Board is powered by USB and turned on 3.7.3 User LED Table 4. User LED Indicators User LED Behavior Flashing WHITE quickly 3 times Powering up Flashing RED every second Button held while powering down the board GREEN for half a second Data is successfully sent to the cloud RED for half a second Connection attempt to the cloud failed BLUE for a tenth of a second Sensors are being sampled Flash BLUE for 100msec every 1s BLE is discoverable BLUE for 3s BLE connection is made Flashing AQUA BLE module is initializing 3.8 Button Behavior Each button has a distinct function and pressing the user and power buttons down together do not yield any action. 3.8.1 User Button Before using any user button functions, press the power button to ensure the system is awake.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 17 Table 5. User Button Behavior User Button Behavior Button is pressed and released An immediate connection attempt to the Cloud server is made, initiating a configuration check and transfer of sensor data. Note: The user LED is solid GREEN for 500ms when data is successfully sent to the cloud. Note: On User button press, the user LED is solid WHITE for 100ms. This LED display indicates that the button press has been detected. Button is pressed and held for 2 seconds while the device is running The BLE module will be enabled. Note: The user LED flashes AQUA while initializing the BLE module, then flashes BLUE every 1s while advertising, and turns off the module after 60s of advertising. The user LED stays solid BLUE for 3 seconds if connection is made. 3.8.2 Power Button Table 6. Power Button Behavior Power Button Behavior Button is pressed and held for 10 seconds Device powers down. The user LED flashes RED every second while the button is held. Button is pressed and released The board wakes up and does not go back to sleep for 20s.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 18 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x 4.0 Using Intel® Device Management Service The Intel® DMS provides the user interface for the end user to activate and configure their devices. Click on the Orders tab to activate your devices. Click on the button next to the device you want to activate. Once you have activated your devices, you can view their status. Note: All devices within an order are activated at the same time. Once an order is activated, the View Devices button is available and the status is Complete. Click on the Devices tab for information for each order. 4.1 Factory Configuration All devices are shipped with factory default configuration settings as listed. All sensors are enabled, as shown in Figure x <add screenshot>
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 19 Figure 3. Default Configuration
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 20 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x 4.2 Search Capability A flexible search form provides several fields to enter search criteria. Enter criteria in a field and apply search criteria by clicking the Apply Filters button to query the fields for the results. You can also use the drop down menus to select a specific AT&T Order ID or view by Device Status. Figure 4. Search Capability Click the Remove Filter  button next to the field to clear all criteria, and show all records.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 21 4.3 Configure a Single Device To custom configure your devices individually: 1. Log into the Intel® Device Management System (Intel® DMS) using your AT&T IoT Platform Account credentials. 2. From the Devices screen, click the name of the device to see data for one device. Figure 5. Devices Menu
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 22 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x 4.4 Configure Multiple (Bulk) Devices To configure multiple devices: 1. <After logging in – refer to logging in section to log in> Log into the Intel® Device Management System (Intel® DMS) using your AT&T IoT Platform Account credentials. 2. Select multiple check boxes next to the device name and utilize the Bulk Configure feature. Figure 6. Bulk Configuration 3. Set sensor reading frequency and turn sensors on, or off. 4.5 Configuration Considerations  Minimum Sensor Reading Frequency – 5 minutes
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 23  Minimum Reporting Interval – 5 minutes Note: If the Sensor Reading Frequency is set too low relative to the Reporting Interval you may lose data as older readings will be overwritten by new ones. Warning: You will receive a warning if the settings entered will likely lead to data loss. However it should be noted that the calculation used does not account for M2X upload failures or network connection failures.  Battery Charge Level / Battery Charge Indicator. The Battery Charge Indicator is not directly configurable and will take its configuration setting from the Battery Charge Level i.e. if you disable the Battery Charge Level on DMS you will not see any values reported to the ‘Charging’ stream on M2X.  Possible Values for the Battery Charge Indicator are ON (1) or OFF (0)  Reporting Interval offset.  The ‘com_offset’ parameter is sent by the DMS to the device as part the configuration. It is used by the device to offset the upload time of the first data upload after power-on or after a configuration change.  The ‘com-offset’ is a random value between 0 and the Reporting Interval – 1 second. The intention of the parameter is to avoid multiple devices with the same configuration that are powered in simultaneously to connect to M2X at the same time.  Subsequent uploads should happen as per the configured reporting interval. 4.6 User Interface 4.6.1 Accessing Intel® DMS End Interface The Intel® Device Management Service User Interface can be accessed at https://devicemanagment.intel.com/ To login select the ‘Log in’ button on the top right of the screen or the ‘Login to AT&T IoT Platform’ button.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 24 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Figure 7. Intel® DMS login screen You are temporarily routed to the AT&T IoT Platform. Enter the credentials for your M2X account. These credentials are provided during the device order process. Figure 8. AT&T IoT Platform Login Screen After entering valid M2X credentials, you are routed back to the Intel® DMS main interface. 4.6.2 Orders From the Orders tab, an end user can:  View status of their orders. Possible order states are: o Completed o In Progress o Pending
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 25  Complete order activation for Pending orders  View the Devices on the Order 4.6.2.1 Order Fields Figure 9. Order Fields A. AT&T Order ID The AT&T Order Number assigned when the order was made B. Devices The number of devices included on the order C. Order Date The date the order was made D. Activation Date The date the devices on the order were activated E. Status The current status of the order 4.6.2.2 Activate an Order To activate all the devices associated with a specific AT&T Order ID, select the Order ID in the ‘Orders’ tab and click ‘Activate’. 4.6.2.3 View the Devices on an Order To view all the devices associated with a specific AT&T Order ID, select the Order ID in the ‘Orders’ tab and click ‘View Devices’. You are routed to the ‘Devices’ tab where all the devices for that order are listed.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 26 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Figure 10. View Devices 4.6.3 Devices From the Devices tab, an end user can:  View the list of current devices  View the configuration for any device  Update the configuration for a device  Update the configuration for a range of devices  Click through to M2X to view device data 4.6.3.1 Device Search Fields Figure 11. Device Search Fields Enter the search term and click ‘Apply filters’ to search. A. Device Name This is the Name assigned to the Device. By default this is the Serial Number. Users can edit this field to adopt a more user-friendly name.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 27 B. AT&T Order ID The AT&T Order Number assigned to the Order C. Device Serial # Serial Number of the device. The Serial Number is printed on the back of the device. D. Device Status Current Status of the device 4.6.3.2 Device Fields Figure 12. Device Fields A. Device Name This is the Name assigned to the Device. By default this is the Device Serial Number but it can be edited to a more user-friendly name B. Device Serial Number Serial Number of the device. The Serial Number is printed on the back of the device. C. ICCID The ICCID associated with the e-sim on the device D. Status Current Status of the device. The possible states are: o Not Activated The Device has not been activated or device activation failed o Healthy The Device is communicating with the Intel® DMS o Pending Sync The most recent configuration change has not been synced to the device o Sync Error The most recent configuration change failed to sync to the device o Error Offline The device is not communicating with the Intel® DMS
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 28 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x o Offline E. Last Data Received The date of the most recent successful communication with the device. F. Configuration There are 2 possible values for the Configuration setting: o Order Default Indicates that the device is using the factory default settings. o Custom Indicates that device configuration has been updated from the factory defaults. 4.6.3.3 Configure Device(s) Click the ‘Device Name’ on the ‘Devices’ tab to view the current device configuration. Note: A Device Status of Healthy only indicates that the Device is Online and communicating successfully with the Intel® DMS. It is not an indication that the device is successfully collecting and uploading sensor data to M2X.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 29 4.6.3.3.1 Default Configuration Figure 13. Default Device Configuration A. The default value of the ‘Name’ field is the device Serial Number. This can be edited to a more user-friendly name. B. RSSI is enabled by default and cannot be disabled. C. Battery On Charge Indicator is not directly configurable using the Intel® DMS UI and takes its configuration from the Battery Charge Level. If the Battery Charge Level on Intel® DMS is disabled, no values are reported to the ‘Charging’ stream on M2X. Possible Values for the Battery Charge Indicator are ON (1) or OFF (0). D. The default reporting Interval is 1 hour. E. The default Sensor Reading Frequency is 15 minutes. F. All sensors are enabled by default (ON). G. The ‘Reset to Factory Default’ button resets your device sensor and upload interval settings to the default settings.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 30 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Note: ‘Reset to Factory Default’ button has no effect on the device name setting. 4.6.3.3.2 Configure a Single Device Select the Device to be configured by clicking the ‘Device Name’ on the ‘Devices’ tab. The configurable fields are:  Name To change the device name click ‘Edit’ enter your new device name and click ‘Save’ to save the change.  Sensor Status Slide the Sensor Status button to the desired position (ON/OFF) to enable/disable a sensor.  Reporting Interval To change the Reporting interval enter the desired value in the dialog box and select Minutes/Hours/Days from the dropdown. Minimum Reporting Interval is 5 minutes.  Sensor Reading Frequency To change the Sensor Reading Frequency enter the desired value in the dialog box and select Minutes/Hours/Days from the dropdown. Minimum Sensor Reading Frequency is 5 minutes. Once the required changes have been made, click ‘Apply’ to save the new configuration. Note: If the Sensor Reading Frequency is set too low relative to the Reporting Interval, you may lose data as older readings are overwritten by new ones. Choosing settings that can likely lead to data loss generate a warning to users. However the calculation used does not account for M2X upload failures or network connection failures. 4.6.3.3.3 Bulk Configure Devices You can also select multiple devices and select ‘Bulk Configure’ to apply the same configuration to the selected devices. To Bulk Configure ALL devices on a page, check the box beside the ‘Device Name’ (A) field at the top of the page and select ‘Bulk Configure’ (B).
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 31 Figure 14. Bulk Configure Devices Note: If you click the select all box at the top of the page (A) and your devices span more than one page, you need to configure each page separately. 4.6.3.4 View Device Data in M2X When a device is powered on, it connects to Intel® DMS to download its configuration, which includes the M2X Credentials. If the device has successfully connected to the Intel® DMS, it shows a ‘Healthy’ status. The Device then takes an initial reading from all enabled sensors and uploads the readings to M2X. To verify that the sensor data has been successfully uploaded, select the device from the ‘Devices’ tab and click ‘View Device Data’.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 32 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Figure 15. View Device Data in M2X Clicking ‘View Device Data’ transfers you to the M2X page for that specific device (https://m2x.att.com/devices/<device_id>). Clicking ‘View Data in M2X’ transfers you to the M2X page listing all your devices. Data successfully uploaded appears graphed on the page. Figure 16. M2X Stream Data Note: On the default Factory Configuration, ALL sensors are enabled. Note: The Device can be identified via the Serial Number printed on the back.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 33 5.0 Using Intel® LTE IOT Display Mobile App <TBD> §
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 34 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Appendix A FAQ Question Answer Why isn’t the device charging? Why isn’t the power LED green? When the device is in battery mode no LED at all and how would you know if device is powered on? When do I get charged for data? ? is it right when I turn it on? can i turn off data completely and not get charged from AT&T? – You are being charged by At&T when you purchase your data plan whether the device is activated or not. How does it attach to assets? Does it need to be in a certain position relative to cell towers, etc? How much data can the device store? How will the battery life be reflected in DMS based on current battery level and sensor settings? Represent the connectivity coverage limitations and breadth? Can it be placed inside a container? When will there be probes available? (sealed food and medical condition monitoring) how do you charge it? how do you know when its fully charged? The DMS displays charging status and light on XPiTM changes when fully charged What do the LEDs communicate? Where is the power button? how do you know when its on? Power buttons color described in UG and QSG Does it have to be fully charged before you can activate it? They come fully charged Can I put it on the asset/tank/etc before I activate it? Yes, but it is recommended that you power cycle it on and off to test it and configure the device so you know which one it is and the ID When users turn off all sensors, they may expect it to affect their data plan but it doesn't (they are charged regardless)? It should be made clear that the data plan begins as soon as customers purchase the service
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 35 Question Answer The way and amount the data is spread across devices in a plan needs to be made clear in marketing and guide materials as well as the levels of the plan (developer, professional, enterprise) We need to clarify that this solution is a set of services as well as a device they are purchasing §
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 36 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Appendix B Terminology The following acronyms and terms are used in this document, and arranged in alphabetic order: Table7. Terminology Term Description API Application Programming Interface DMS Data Management Service FCC Federal Communications Commission GNSS Global Navigation Satellite System GPS Global Positioning System Intel® LIQD Intel® Lte Iot Quick Deployment IoT Internet Of Things LTE Long Term Evolution M2X AT&T Data Storage Service For Internet Connected Machine-To-Machine Devices RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication SSO Single Sign On
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 37 Appendix C Security The Intel® LIQD device security is provided by five mechanisms: 1. Connection to the Cloud based components via HTTPS, with the servers public certificates held on the Intel® LIQD device. 2. Authentication of the device by the Device Management Service, with the unique and individual private key held within a cryptographic co-processor on the Intel® LIQD device, which is never exposed. 3. Individual M2X API keys, created and managed by M2X providing write access to that device’s M2X data streams only. 4. Intel® QMSI secure bootloader within the Quark SE microcontroller C1000 with the update key are owned and managed by Intel. For full details on the Intel® QMSI Bootloader Security features refer to the Intel® Quark™ Microcontroller Software Interface – Bootloader Security Features Programmer’s Guide. Intel® Quark™ Microcontroller Software Interface – Bootloader Security Features Programmer’s Guide http://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/guides/bootloader-security-features-programmers-guide.pdf 5. Whitelisting of the domains to which the Intel® LIQD APN can connect – M2X, Device Management Service and NTP servers only. The device periodically reports its configuration hash (encryption), firmware versions and certificate bundle version to the DMS. A report is sent each time a device is powered up, or when the configuration, certificate, or firmware has changed.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 38 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x The operation of OAuth 2.0 authentication with M2X is detailed here: https://m2x.att.com/developer/documentation/v2/oauth
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 39 Appendix D Safety and Regulatory Requirements Warning: Failure to follow instructions could increase risk to safety and noncompliance with regional laws and regulations. Warning: DO NOT SHORT CIRCUIT, DISASSEMBLE, CRUSH, PENETRATE OR INCINERATE. BATTERY MAY LEAK OR EXPLODE IF HEATED ABOVE 100 °C (212 °F). Warning: HAZARDOUS AREA WARNING: This instrument has not been designed to be intrinsically safe for use in areas classified as hazardous locations. For your safety, DO NOT use it in hazardous (classified) locations. Caution: In the case of an emergency, degraded performance will occur if wireless reception is inhibited. Note: The device is supported for temp range -20 to 85 degrees Celsius, -4 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit. Note: Rating is 3.7V/0.5A. Note: a) Do not disassemble or open crush, bend or deform, puncture or shred b) Do not modify or remanufacture, attempt to insert foreign objects into the battery, immerse or expose to water or other liquids, expose to fire, explosion or other hazard. c) Only use the battery for the system for which it is specified d) Only use the battery with a charging system that has been qualified with the system per CTIA Certification Requirements for Battery System Compliance to IEEE 1725. Use of an unqualified battery or charger may present a risk of fire, explosion, leakage, or other hazard. e) Do not short circuit a battery or allow metallic conductive objects to contact battery terminals. f) Replace the battery only with another battery that has been qualified with the system per this standard, IEEE-Std-1725. Use of an unqualified battery may present a risk of fire, explosion, leakage or other hazard. Only authorized service providers shall replace battery. (If the battery is non-user replaceable). g) Promptly dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations h) Battery usage by children should be supervised. j) Avoid dropping the phone or battery. If the phone or battery is dropped, especially on a hard surface, and the user suspects damage, take it to a service center for inspection. k) Improper battery use may result in a fire, explosion or other hazard.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 40 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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. This device 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. FCC Caution:  Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Month Year Doc Type Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Classification 41  The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. RF Exposure Information (SAR) This device meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves. This device is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. The exposure standard for wireless device employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. *Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the device while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the device is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the poser required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output. The highest SAR value for the model device as reported to the FCC when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 1.1W/kg (Body-worn measurements differ among device models, depending upon available accessories and FCC requirements.) While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various devices and at various positions, they all meet the government requirement. The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this model device with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model device is on file with the FCC and can be found under the
错误!使用“开始”选项卡将 Heading 1 应用于要在此处显示的文字。 Title Doc Type Month Year 42 Classification Document Number: XXXXXX-x.x Display Grant section of www.fcc.gov/oet/ea/fccid after searching on FCC ID: WYPEU0312. For body worn operation, this device has been tested and meets the FCC RF exposure guidelines for use with an accessory that contains no metal and be positioned a minimum of 1cm from the body. Use of other accessories may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.

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