AKCP SEC+ Product Manual page 113

SEC+ and L-DCIM Product Manual
Sensor data polling:
This parameter defines how often the wireless sensor will collect data from its integrated sensors.
This parameter also has a big effect on battery life.
Important note: if the sensor registers a status change on its internal sensor, ex. from "normal" to
"high warning" on the temperature, it will immediately send a notification packet to SEC+ regardless
of the polling parameter. The polling parameter is just the periodic sensor data check parameter; if
the value usually stays the same then there's no need to decrease the poll period.
Check for keep-alive packet:
This parameter is used on the SEC+ side, to check if the wireless sensor is still online and
transmitting packets. It has to be equal to or greater than the keep-alive packet send parameter of the
wireless sensor (the first parameter on the list).
Graph data collection period:
This parameter defines how often the wireless sensor should store the graph data internally. The
sensor will continue to record graphing data in its own flash memory even if the SEC+ is unreachable.
A wireless sensor can store about a month's graph data internally. When the SEC+ unit becomes
reachable again, the graph data will be gradually sent back to the unit from the sensor.
Important note: the stored graph values are only for the internal sensors such as temperature and
humidity, but not the radio signal sensors that are counted on the SEC+ such as SNR and RSSI. If
the sensor becomes unreachable, it is normal to see gaps in the graphs for the non-integrated
sensors. The wireless sensors shouldn't have missing gaps in the graph for their own internal
sensors.
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