Esensors Websensor User manual
Esensors
Websensor User Guide
EM32 Le, Xe Websensors
SM1 Le, Xe Soil Moisture sensors
AQUO Le, Xe Water sensors
PM01 Voltage/ Current Sensors
IOT Interfaces
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CONTENTS
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Websensor User Guide...............................................................................1
1. Introduction ...........................................................................................6
2. Getting Started.......................................................................................6
3. User Interface ........................................................................................8
4. Network Configuration ..........................................................................8
5. Sensor Settings ....................................................................................12
6. IOT Interface Configuration .................................................................13
7. Offset and slope calibration.................................................................15
8. Email Configuration .............................................................................16
9. Cloud Push Setup.................................................................................17
10. SNMP Configuration ........................................................................17
11. Appendix..........................................................................................17
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1. Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing your Websensor. This user manual
will get you started with the initial configuration and settings for your
sensor unit.
2. Getting Started
A Quick look at your websensor.
Snooze/
Reset Ethernet Power NO –Comm –NC
Relay Port
Expansion
Port for IOT Sensors
(Level, Flow,Pressure,
RTD,Prox
Flood
Sensor
Spot Level
Sensor/
Contact Input/
Thermistor
Voltage
Sensor
Temperature/
Humidity
Sensor GSM
Sim Slot
EM32 Le
EM32 Xe
AQUO Le
AQUO Xe
PM01
PM01 Xe
IOT Interfaces
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Features and available ports may vary depending on the model of
websensor you have, and on your choice of sensors, connectivity
options and peripherals. To learn which features are available on
your device,check out the product page on our website. For
models with GSM enabled, SIM card may not be included. Pick a
service provider based on the location and availability of mobile
service providers as fit for your application. Services that send or
receive data over a cellular network may incur additional fees.
Check with your carrier for information about your service plan and
fees.
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3. User Interface
The Websensor provides a simple and easy to use web interface.
All settings on the sensor are accessible under different tabs in the
navigation menu. If you are using a tabletof a phone, the navigation
switches to a drop down menu. Simply click on the tabs, and you
can access, modify, and save settings to match your requirements.
Note: Depending on the firmware version of your sensor, the user
interface theme may vary.
4. Network Configuration
Your Websensor model may have Ethernet, and optionally WiFi,
GSM or both. Ethernet interface is enabled by default. The network
configuration and other settings pages are open by default, but can
be password protected.
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Configuring via Ethernet
To configure and use your sensor with Ethernet connection,
connect the sensor to a PC, switch or router via an Ethernet cable.
Then Power up your sensor with the micro USB cable and power
adaptor included in the package.
By default, Websensor boots up in DHCP mode. When booting in
DHCP mode, models with built-in LCD display will show the IP
address on the top right part of the display. For models without
display, you will need to check the DHCP client list to identify the IP
Address.
Alternatively, If you prefer the sensor to boot up in static IP mode,
then keep thereset button pressed before you power up the sensor.
Now the sensor will boot in static IP mode.
In static IP mode, the default address for the Websensor is
192.168.254.102. This requires that the PC being used to
configure the Websensor has its “network interface card” (NIC) set
with the same subnet address: 192.168.254.***
This can be changed in the network and sharing center of your PC
or Mac. Pick an IP that is different from that of the Websensor.
NOTE: Before you make any changes, please Note down your
PC’s original settings so that after the configuration is done, you
can set your PC back to its original settings.
A sample setting you can temporarily assign your PC is given
below.
IP address: 192.168.254.110
Subnet: 255.255.255.0
Router: 192.168.254.1
Primary DNS: 192.168.254.1
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Once you have your PC on the same subnet as the Websensor,
the Websensor is connected to it and powered via the supplied DC
Wall Supply, the Websensor can be queried by typing the following
command into the address line of a web browser.
http://192.168.254.102
Once the default IP address is entered, the browser screen should
display the “Sensor Web Interface” page..
For models with WiFi
If your websensor is WiFi enabled, An access point network will be
available for the first 30 minutes during power up. Using a laptop,
tablet, or a similar wifi enabled device, search for
“EsensorSetup-xxxxx” network where the xxxxxx represents the
serial number of your device. Connect to this open network. Then,
open a web browser and type in the default Access point IP of the
device http://192.168.4.1
Follow the instructions on the screen to connect your sensor to your
home or office network. Once setup is finished, you can access the
rest of the device settings.
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