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ēKo Pro Series User's Manual
Connection Status
Solid red
Solid yellow
Solid green
Following should be the LED pattern during deployment phase (with no sensors attached) when
the ON button is pressed.
st
LED Sequence
1
LED On Period
2 sec
LED Color
Operation
Scan Port 1 Scan Port 2 Scan Port 3 Scan Port 4 Scanning the network
5.2.1 Deploying the Network
Usually the network is established by placing the first
working outwards.
EXAMPLE
1. Place the first
base radio and press ON button. This will give a yellow LED indicator when placed
correctly as there is only one radio path back to the base radio.
2. Place the second
press ON button. When placed correctly, this will give a green LED indicator.
3. Continue to expand the network outwards from the base, trying to maintain the green
LED indicators.
IMPORTANT:
range of at least one other
Deploying in Flat Terrains
The Figure 5-5 is from a tree nursery site. Four units are spread over approximately 100 acres.
This terrain is very flat, the crop low to the ground (<24 inches) and the units installed on poles
6-8 ft above ground. RF coverage is about one node per 25 acres.
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Description
No radio paths have been found. Move the location of the node or place a
repeater node.
One good radio path found. If there is only one node in the network then this
is OK however there will be no alternate radio paths to the base radio.
Two or more solid paths found. The node is in a good position.
nd
rd
Flash
2
Flash
3
Flash
2 sec
2 sec
Ko node in the network at a position that is within good range of the
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Ko node within radio range of both the base and the first
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If you see a red LED indicator, move the node location within the RF
Ko node until you see a yellow or green LED indicator.
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th
4
Flash
Repeated Flashes
2 sec
1 sec
Ko nodes close to the base radio and then
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Solid On
20 sec
2+ connections
1 connection
No connections
Results of network
Scan
Ko
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Ko node and
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Doc. # 7430-0710-01 Rev. C
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