Quick Start

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Last updated: Sept 05, 2024 by Romain
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In this example, we use FileZilla to configure the device.

Connect your gateway

First, install the gateway with proper accessories and connect it to your local network.

You should be able to ping the gateway (default address is 192.168.1.100).
If this is not possible, please make sure that the necessary ports are open. (Those are listed in Description)

 

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µWiotys Equipment

! WARNING !

Please do NOT reset factory your gateway by keep pushing the reset button or the reset factory option from the web interface ! (or you will lose the µWiotys firmware)

Before push the button, contact your saler to know the process

Configure your devices

Next, you need to create the configuration file (named devices_update.json) that contains necessary informations : Reference, DevEUI, AppKey, Modbus Slave address,...

You can check out our https://app.uwiotys.com/index.php/device/list to help you create your configuration file
or FTP configuration for expert details.

Once your configuration is ready make sure to rename it devices_update.json.

For BACnet : In the “Modbus address” you can choose any number for BACnet ID but it has to follow each other (if you want to start with 13 through 20, you have to set 13,14,15…20) in 3.4.0 (Corrected from 3.4.5)

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Push device configuration with FileZilla

It is now time to connect to your gateway using a FTP client (like, for instance, FileZilla)

  1. Open Site manager

  2. Create a new site

  3. Configure host with the gateway's IP

  4. Port is 2222

  5. Use SFTP protocol

  6. Enter User and Password

  7. You now should be able to connect to the gateway

 

To do so : Edit → Settings

 

Once connected to the FTP server, copy the devices configuration file devices_update.json (previously created) into the directory: /uwiotys/update_config/

After that, you need to reboot to process the device update.

See FTP configuration for more details.

Read sensors data (Modbus/BACnet)

Finally, you can see your device's data based on the µWiotys output protocol.