Recovery CLI for Long Range Wireless communication modules
NodeJS base CLI for configuring S3B Wireless modules on the fly, comes preloaded with profiles for both the Wireless Sensors and the Modem.
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NodeJS base CLI for configuring S3B Wireless modules on the fly, comes preloaded with profiles for both the Wireless Sensors and the Modem.
Quickly and easily send data from your NCD Wireless Sensors to Microsoft Azure using Node-RED. Discover the elegant simplicity of using NCD and Node-RED to create your own ecosystem of cloud connected devices.
Short and sweet, this NodeJS package will do exactly as the title says, simply install the package, plug in your modem, and run the command. Installation First, make sure you have NodeJS installed. The easiest way to do this is to open Power Shell and type in node -v. If you get a response and the version is at least 8.x.x then you are good to go. If not, check out the NodeJS installation packages and grab the LTS version (10.13.0 at the time of this writing). You’ll also need git, you can grab the installer for that on the Git –
Node-RED Dashboard Flow The examples in this series are for use with Node-RED and our Wireless Enterprise line of products. If you haven’t already, check out this post, which will explain the packages required for this flow. This example will set up a dashboard with 2 tabs, one containing current readings, the other showing historical data. All telemetry reported from the sensor is displayed in both tabs. Usage Click on the flow below to copy it to your clipboard. From the hamburger menu on the top right of your flow window, hover over import, click clipboard, and paste in the
Node-RED Dashboard Flow The examples in this series are for use with Node-RED and our Wireless Enterprise line of products. If you haven’t already, check out this post, which will explain the packages required for this flow. This example will set up a dashboard with 2 tabs, one containing current readings, the other showing historical data. All telemetry reported from the sensor is displayed in both tabs. Usage Click on the flow below to copy it to your clipboard. From the hamburger menu on the top right of your flow window, hover over import, click clipboard, and paste in the
Node-RED Dashboard Flow The examples in this series are for use with Node-RED and our Wireless Enterprise line of products. If you haven’t already, check out this post, which will explain the packages required for this flow. This example will set up a dashboard with 2 tabs, one containing current readings, the other showing historical data. All telemetry reported from the sensor is displayed in both tabs. Usage Click on the flow below to copy it to your clipboard. From the hamburger menu on the top right of your flow window, hover over import, click clipboard, and paste in the
Node-RED Dashboard FlowUsageThe Flow Node-RED Dashboard Flow The examples in this series are for use with Node-RED and our Wireless Enterprise line of products. If you haven’t already, check out this post, which will explain the packages required for this flow. This example will set up a dashboard with 2 tabs, one containing current readings, the other showing historical data. All telemetry reported from the sensor is displayed in both tabs. Usage Click on the flow below to copy it to your clipboard. From the hamburger menu on the top right of your flow window, hover over import, click clipboard,
Learn how to set up a dashboard to view the temperature reported by this Wireless Enterprise Sensor, and optionally send an email when it drifts outside of a configurable range.
Quickly get Node-RED set up to communicate with your Wireless Sensor Network with zero code required.
In this article we’ll configure a dashboard for monitoring traffic through, and the capacity vs. occupancy of, a room. To set this up, we’ll be adding a 2-Channel Counter to our wireless sensor network (WSN), if this is your first sensor that’s ok too, I’ll cover the extremely short setup instructions for the WSN in the next section! If you don’t happen to have a convention center with turnstiles set up for testing, that’s also not a problem! Not to give away company secrets, but I’m using a couple of momentary buttons to build out the application on my desk since my boss wouldn’t spring for the optical turnstiles I asked for.