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  • Page 1 User manual SMH 30 0 4.13.14 0 0 2C...
  • Page 2 Product information Product design and specifications are subject to change at any time and ` Qeedji` reserves the right to modify them without notice. This includes the hardware, the embedded software and this manual, which should be considered as a general guide to the product. The accessories supplied with the product may differ slightly from those described in this manual, depending on the developments of the various suppliers.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Part IV : Configuration by script Configuration by script Part V : Technical information Technical specifications Conformities Part V I : Contacts Contacts Part V II : Appendix Appendix: Qeedji PowerPoint publisher for SLATE Appendix: Device status (status.xml) Appendix: Img2slate tool...

  • Page 4: Part I : Description And Installation

    Description and installation Part I...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    1.1  Introduction This manual explains how to install and configure your SMH300 device. Recommendations and warnings This device is designed to be used indoor. This device is intended to work with the power supply unit. This power supply unit must be connected to a mains socket conforming to standard NF C 15-100.

  • Page 6: Getting Started With The Device

    1.2  G etting started with the device Top face Power supply 12 V DC, Power supply red LED, Status green LED, GPIO1/IR connector, LAN PoE RJ45 connector, SD Card connector, USB2 2.0 Host connector, USB1 2.0 Host connector, WLAN antenna slot.

  • Page 7: Device Fixture

    1.2.1  Device fix ture The bottom of the SMH300 if often fixed at 220 cm (or 86.61 " ) far from the fl oor, oriented in the right sense, meaning cable output oriented towards the ceiling.

  • Page 8: Device Dimensions

    1.2.2  Device dimensions...

  • Page 9: Labelling

    1.2.3  Labelling Product label The model of the device, the power supply characteristics, the serial number (PSN) and the MAC address are written on a label stuck on the case. ☛ The Q R code on the product label is corresponding to the product identification U RL, for example: i.q eedji.tech?model= SM H 300&...

  • Page 10: Device Start-Up Step

    1.2.4  Device start-up step Step 1 (T0 = 0 s) Step 2 (T ~ 9  s) Step 3 (T ~ 35 s) Device start-up initialisation Device start-up finalisation Nominal mode This phase duration is depending on During this step, the device has to some variable values (like NTP), play the App content.

  • Page 11: Leds Behaviour

    1.3  LEDs behaviour LED POWER behaviour (power on device) State Information OK: Power supplied Error: Power supply issue ¹ LED LAN behaviour (power on device) State Information There is no network traffic on the Ethernet connector. Blinking The blinking frequency is indicating the data rate on Ethernet connector. LED STATUS behaviour depending on device start-up steps •...
  • Page 12 4 seconds apart Error. ¹ ¹ If the problem persists in despite of an appropriate power-supply, contact support@qeedji.tech. ² If the problem persists, it is recommended to find out the media not supported yet by the system and remove it from content.

  • Page 13: Connectors Pin-Out

    1.4  Connectors pin-out Power supply connector (12 V DC - 1.2 A) LAN connector Ethernet RJ-45 PoE. 10/100 BaseT. It is recommended to use shielded cables. J ack 3.5 mm connector (G PIO1) N° Name Write/ Read Control Voltage reference 3.3 V GPIO1 IN or OUT CPU/GPIO1...
  • Page 14 Three wires input configuration for GPIO1: Two wires configuration for GPIO1: Output configuration for GPIO1:...

  • Page 15: Part Ii : Applicative User Interface

    Applicative user interface Part II...

  • Page 16: Applicative User Interface

    2.1  Applicative user interface The SMH300 device has a Web user interface that can be accessed with a Web browser. The supported browsers are: Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox MS-Edge MS-Edge (Chromium) It is accessible from the URL: http://<device_IP_addr>/ By default, the login credentials for the device Web user interface are:...

  • Page 17: Part Iii : Administration Console User Interface

    Administration console user interface Part III...

  • Page 18: Administration Console User Interface

    3.1  Administration console user interface The SMH300 device has a Web user interface that can be accessed with a Web browser. The supported browsers are: Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox MS-Edge MS-Edge (Chromium) It is accessible from the URL: http://<device_IP_addr>/ By default, the login credentials for the device Web user interface are:...

  • Page 19: Configuration > Administrator

    ☛ The same login credentials are used to access to the WebDAV server. It is recommended that you enter one unique value for each device. In case several SMH300 devices are located in different buildings or Hostname geographical locations, we recommend that you enter hostname values with information about the building and the location (e.g.

  • Page 20: Configuration > Lan

    Q eedji devices for all the 802.1X authentication methods are the LAN MAC address value of the SMH300 device, any new Q eedji device entry must be registered in your RADIU S server with these specific values with the format...

  • Page 21: Configuration > Wlan

    Q eedji devices for all the 802.1X authentication methods are the LAN MAC address value of the SMH300 device, any new Q eedji device entry must be registered in your RADIU S server with these specific values with the format...

  • Page 22: Configuration > Slates Pairing

    Configuration The SMH300 device is designed to work with at least one and up to ten SLATEs. In case you are using a SMH300 device already installed, it is recommended to double check its heartbeat configuration before starting any ◬...
  • Page 23 5/ 7 days, active interval: 9 .00 AM - 7 .00 PM. if the SMH300 has a date & time default value equaling 1st J an 2005, the active interval is 0.00 AM - 11.59 PM. : not activated,...
  • Page 24 Wake-up by vibration sensor field is always activated. It allows to activate the WPAN1 channel used between the SLATE and the SMH300 device. WPAN1 (access point device) field is activated in the default configuration. Deactivating the support for WPAN2 channel prevent to work with...
  • Page 25 ◬ Wait for a delay during WPAN1 extend the default SLATE connection duration with the SMH300 device, which is by default 2500 ms, allowing to take benefit of the wake up by HID key to update its content right now.
  • Page 26 : not activated in the default configuration: Start a timer for <m> s repeated <n> times maximum : 30..60 <m> : 1..9 <n> For further information, contact support@qeedji.tech. For further information, refer to the on the Qeedji Web site. SLATE106 User manual...
  • Page 27 ,pressing once on the Middle key of the SLATE allows to send F2 keycode to the Middle key SMH300 device (expected value for Book now for Room Booking App): Using some App for resource reservation may require to have the default configuration for keymap.
  • Page 28 Pairing procedure The SMH300 device pairing allows to associate one or several SLATEs to a SMH300 device. A SLATE can be paired to only one SMH300 device at a time. When a new SMH300 device is trying to pair a legacy SLATE already paired to another SMH300 device, the SLATE will be paired to the new ◬...
  • Page 29 : no pairing is required to pair the device. None PIN code State : the SLATE having this PSN is not paired to the SMH300 device,  Unpaired : the SLATE having this PSN is paired to this SMH300 device, ...
  • Page 30 : not yet determined (value shown in the tooltip). Grey ³: mm/ dd/ yyyy, hh.mm.ss AM/ PM (value shown in the tooltip), last connection date & time of the SLATE to the SMH300. Last wake-up on : mm/ dd/ yyyy, hh.mm.ss AM/ PM (value shown in the tooltip), date & time of the last successful file downloading.
  • Page 31 Wait for the next SLATE wakes up to see the paired status going from   state to the  state. Pairing in progress Paired ☛ To avoid waiting for 15 minutes, you can also speed-up the pairing process by plugging for 3 seconds one U SB power bank on each SLATE to pair.
  • Page 32 (default value): the SLATE is configured to display the Test card unchecked the SLATE is configured to display the content, whose .ppk sources are located in the respective WebDAV directories of the SMH300 device. option: Activate PIN code checked: a pairing PIN code is required: values: 0000 ..
  • Page 33 To ensure that the SLATE keeps paired with your SMH300 device, an is not unexpectedly unpair by another user, you can use a 4 digits pairing PIN code. ☛ Each time the pairing parameters are modified, the SLATE is unpaired temporarily until the configuration is...
  • Page 34 .ppk filename will be downloaded through WPAN by the respective SLATEs. ☛ In case the appropriate WebDAV directory is empty or does not contain the right filename, the SLATE can not update their content. ☛ When the SMH300 device is in standby, the WebDAV directories content may not be updated.
  • Page 35 Green Four hours after the SLATE has entered in sleep mode, the quality connection computed by the SMH300 device for this device returns to grey color. ☛ When the is orange or red, the batteries lifetime may decrease because of the downloading attempts.
  • Page 36 PIN code PIN code Change the pairing PIN code To get the pairing and the of a paired SLATE device, connect to the SMH300 device Web user interface, and in the PIN code Hostname Maintenance > menu, click on the button...

  • Page 37: Configuration > Push Buttons Pairing

    4 keys: EnOcean PTM 215B empty circle full circle pane, select the Push buttons pairing menu to pair the EnOcean push buttons devices to your SMH300 device. In the Configuration Click on button to start the push button EnOcean device pairing process.
  • Page 38 Click on the arrow to move the push button devices from the list to the Push button not paired to this device Push button paired to this device list. Select a paired push button device on the list. Push button paired to this device Click on the button to change its WPAN hostname.
  • Page 39 If the index is correct, do consider here that your push-button is properly paired. You cannot pair or use an EnOcean push button beyond a maximum distance from the SMH300 device specified by the manufacturer. ☛ For further information about the available App, contact support@qeedji.tech.

  • Page 40: Configuration > Sensors Pairing

    2 last minutes. M agnet contact pane, select the Sensors pairing menu to pair the EnOcean motion sensors devices to your SMH300 device. In the...
  • Page 41 Click on the arrow to move the sensors devices from the list to the list. Sensors not paired to this device Sensor paired to this device Select a paired sensor device on the list. Sensors paired to this device Click on the button to change its WPAN hostname.
  • Page 42 If the index is correct, do consider here that your motion sensor is properly paired. You cannot pair or use an EnOcean motion sensor beyond a maximum distance from the SMH300 device specified by the manufacturer. ☛ For further information about the available App, contact support@qeedji.tech.

  • Page 43: Configuration > Busy Lights Pairing

    Busy lights pairing menu to pair the In the busy lights devices to your SMH300 device. Configuration Qeedj i ☛ You can not pair and use the busy light sensor over the maximal distance far from the SMH300 device preconised by the manufacturer.

  • Page 44: Configuration > App

    * tar.gz, * .zip, * .tar, * .tgz available at github SDK-G4 API (PDF example). For further information, contact support@qeedji.tech. : Configure the device to receive an App coming from any WebDAV client or from any compatible software suite. Once the App is Push WebDAV...
  • Page 45 ☛ To find out which software suites are capable of publishing an App on devices, contact support@qeedji.tech. Qeedji : allows to configure the device so that it can regularly load or update an App from a remote WebDAV server. Once the App is loaded, Pull WebDAV it starts immediately.
  • Page 46 App supported The device can support for example Room booking App. With this App, the SMH300 device can book, validate or delete meeting room reservations. Connected to an LDAP server, the user has to first authenticate itself with an NFC badge. For further information, contact support@qeedji.tech.
  • Page 47 ◬ For further information, refer to the chapter § Appendix 2: Qeedji PowerPoint publisher for SLATE. The device can support also Notification SLATE App. Once this App is installed, it allows to manage queues of people. Thanks to a additional SlateNotificationApp application running on your MS-Windows computer and behaving like a user remote control able to change the SLATE content in...

  • Page 48: Configuration > Servers

    3.1.9   Configuration > Servers pane, select the Servers menu to define the configuration of the servers peripheral to your device. In the Configuration status, software installation and configuration servers. Status server : URL of the remote server' s WebDAV frontend for the broadcast of the device status file.
  • Page 49 : allows to set a time server in order the device is always on time ¹. NTP Time Servers Proxy server ¹ If your device does not have access to the Internet, it is possible to turn an MS-Windows computer into an NTP server. For further information, contact your IT department.

  • Page 50: Configuration > License

    3.1.10   Configuration > License pane, select the License menu to view your device license number. In the Configuration This license number is registered at the factory when the device is ordered. It is then sent to you by e-mail. If it has disappeared due to a handling error or after formatting your device, an error message indicating that the license is invalid will appear on your screen.

  • Page 51: Configuration > Date And Time

    3.1.11  Configuration > Date and time pane, select the Date and Time menu to check the system date and time of your device. From the Configuration To update the date and time of your device, click on the value and then click on the button.

  • Page 52: Configuration > Regionality

    3.1.12  Configuration > Regionality pane, select the Regionality menu to choose the language in which information messages or error messages related to the From the Configuration device need be displayed. The supported languages are: English, Spanish, German, French.

  • Page 53: Configuration > Tasks

    3.1.13  Configuration > Tasks pane, select the Tasks menu to: From the Configuration program a device reboot task, program an energy management task for the appliance to reduce its energy consumption. Device restart tasks To create a restart task, click on the  button and then the button.
  • Page 54 Optimiz ed means, Nominal mode. It is possible to create several energy manager tasks in the same day. These settings for scheduled power level, start time, end time, occurrence, and exception are stored in ICAL format in the user preference innes.power-manager.calendar Example value (ICAL format): BEGIN:VCALENDAR...

  • Page 55: Configuration > Variables

    3.1.14  Configuration > V ariables pane, select the V ariables menu to set variable (or TAG) values for this device. From the Configuration The variable names are: field1 field2 field3 field4 field5 These variable values can then be used in Apps to perform specific processing for certain devices only. ☛...

  • Page 56: Maintenance > Middleware

    3.1.15  Maintenance > Middleware pane, select the Middleware menu to view the version of the middleware installed on your device. From the Maintenance ☛ Corrective and evolutive maintenance software versions are regularly made available on the Q eedji Web site. It is therefore advisable to regularly update your device.

  • Page 57: Maintenance > Logs

    3.1.16  Maintenance > Logs pane, select the Logs menu to activate logs. The log levels are: From the Maintenance : activation of level logs: ERROR + WARN + DEBUG, DEBUG : activation of level logs: ERROR + WARN, WARN : activation of level logs: ERROR, ERROR : disabling logs.

  • Page 58: Maintenance > Preferences

    3.1.17  Maintenance > Preferences pane, select the Preferences menu to view all the preferences. In the Maintenance The filter allows to list only the preferences whose name contains the string entered in the filter. All the preferences have optimal default values. Before changing any value of a preference, please consult your support.

  • Page 59: Maintenance > Tools

    App. If the problem persists, and the Format button is available, clicking on the button will format the content. It is then necessary to publish again the App. Format ☛ If the problem persists after formatting the SD card, contact your support. Qeedji...

  • Page 60: Information > Device

    3.1.19   Information > Device pane, select the Device menu to view system information about the device. In the Information : label and version of the embedded middleware, Middleware : model of the device, Model Qeedj i : name of the device on the network, Hostname : MAC address (value used in particular to generate the license key of the device), : Universal Unique IDentifier,...

  • Page 61: Information > Network

    3.1.20   Information > Network pane, select the Network menu to view a summary of the device' s network configuration. In the Information...

  • Page 62: Information > Wpan Devices

    3.1.21  Information > WPAN devices pane, select the WPAN Devices menu to see WPAN devices paired to your SMH300 device. In the Information The panel allows to display system information like:  : SLATE index column Type : Qeedji, EnOcean, Manufacturer...

  • Page 63: Part Iv : Configuration By Script

    Configuration by script Part IV...

  • Page 64: Configuration By Script

    4.1  Configuration by script The SMH300 device can auto-configure with a configuration script. The configuration script can be either hosted on remote WebDAV server, or broadcasted by your DHCP server (code 66) or injected through an USB storage device. For further information, refer to the configuration-by-script...

  • Page 65: Part V : Technical Information

    Technical information Part V...

  • Page 66: Technical Specifications

    5.1  Technical specifications Model Manufacturer SMH300 Qeedji Processors   Freescale iMX6 Vivante Peripherals 2x USB 2.0 Host (Low/Full/High Speed) 1x Jack 3.5 mm configurable in GPIO or Infrared Storage Information Internal Flash Memory for Qualified SD cards: SANDISK / SDSDAA-032G / 32 GB, SANDISK / SDSDB-032G-B35 / 32 GB, SANDISK / SDSDAA-...

  • Page 67: Conformities

    5.2  Conformities In conformity with the following European directives: LVD 2014/35/EU EMC 2014/30/EU...
  • Page 68 Contacts Part V I...

  • Page 69: Contacts

    6.1  Contacts For further information, please contact us: Technical support: support@qeedji.tech, Sales department: sales@qeedji.tech. Refer to the Web site for FAQ, application notes, and software downloads: https://www.qeedji.tech/ Qeedj i Qeedj i FRANCE INNES SA 5A rue Pierre Joseph Colin 35700 RENNES...
  • Page 70 Appendix Part V II...

  • Page 71: Appendix: Qeedji Powerpoint Publisher For Slate

    SCHMIDT ☛ In the example, the SLATEs are spread on two floors. In case your MS-PowerPoint presentation needs to deal with two SMH300 devices or more, do prefer use a MS-PowerPoint presentation with sections. In case your MS-PowerPoint presentation deals with only one SMH300 device, do prefer use a MS-PowerPoint presentation without section.
  • Page 72 ☛ Some sections can be used especially to publish on several SMH300 devices, with one section per SMH300 device or to shorten the publication time for a given SMH300 device by avoiding to publish unuseful slides. With a right click on the slide thumbnail list on the left, it is possible to remove one or all the sections.
  • Page 73 Change the layout and the content according to your needs. Add as much slides as required.
  • Page 74 ☛ In some rare cases, the warning message PowerPoint has problems with the Qeedji complement. If the problem persists, disable this add-on could be prompted when opening a MS-Office PowerPoint. In this case, do and check for updates.
  • Page 75 ☛ The SMH300 devices sorting order in the list is decisive because it is taken into account during the publication. The slides of the first section, or the first 10 slides, are always affected to the SMH300 device located at the top of the list. Then the publication is continuing with the next SMH300 device located immediately below, and so on.
  • Page 77 The Publishing status report is showing whether the publishing on each SMH300 devices has succeeded or not: : the publication has succeeded Publishing succeeded : the publishing has failed. In this case, check the network connection between your computer and the SMH300. Publishing failure (Error: 503) Publishing status report example: 1/2 - Publishing on device: floor-1 (192.168.1.121)
  • Page 78 http://<SMH300_hub1_ip_addr>/.output/1 http://<SMH300_hub1_ip_addr>/.output/2 http://<SMH300_hub1_ip_addr>/.output/3 http://<SMH300_hub1_ip_addr>/.output/4 http://<SMH300_hub1_ip_addr>/.output/5 http://<SMH300_hub1_ip_addr>/.output/6 http://<SMH300_hub2_ip_addr>/.output/1 http://<SMH300_hub2_ip_addr>/.output/2 http://<SMH300_hub2_ip_addr>/.output/3 ☛ After the publication, wait until 15 minutes (default SLATE wake up policy), the time for the SLATE to update their content.

  • Page 79: Appendix: Device Status (Status.xml)

    7.2  Appendix : Device status (status.x ml) The SMH300 device is updating regularly its device status stored in its WebDAV directory: /.status http://<device-ip-addr>/.status/ This file can be periodically sent to a remote WebDAV server for monitoring purpose. Status.x ml ex ample: <device-status xmlns= "...

  • Page 80: Appendix: Img2Slate Tool

    7.3  Appendix : Img2slate tool Another tool supported by Qeedji allows to mix a PowerPoint layout with the employees data stored in an Excel file. For further img2slate information, contact support@qeedji.tech.

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