Configuration; Default Configuration - Bosch IVAS 0273600075 Operating Instructions Manual

Example Startup message from the sensor is with the following payload format (JSON):
{
„SelfTest":
{
„BMI280":"Success",
„SMB470":"Success",
„TMP112":"Not performed",
„MQTT":"Success",
„External flash":"Success"
},
„TimeStamp":[„1585841213"],
„ResetCause":"SOFTWARE_RESET",
„Version":
{
}
}

5.4 Configuration

You can configure the following parameters in the IVAS application:
Device Network configuration
Sensor selection
Note: For User convenience, the user is provided with python scripts that can easily change the overall device
configuration. The configuration comes in a form of a JSON object that can be edited for every device required to
be reconfigured. For more details on usage of the python script, check Python Ecosystem Guide.

5.4.1 Default configuration

When the IVAS application starts, it uses the default configuration until new configuration is written to Configuration memo-
ry in NVM (Non-Volatile Memory):
CONFIGURATION
Device IP
Device Netmask
Device Gateway
HTTP Server IP
SNTP Server IP
MQTT Broker IP
MQTT Broker Port
HTTP Server Port
High frequency sensor Enable
Low frequency sensor Enable
Temperature sensor Enable
DHCP Enable
Table 6: configuration example
„FwVersion":"v0.2.0_TestSpec",
„HwVersion":"HW_R1"
VALUE
192.168.178.2
255.255.255.0
192.168.178.1
192.168.178.100
192.168.178.100
192.168.178.100
1883
8000
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
DESCRIPTION
Default device IP
Default device Netmask
Default device gateway
Default HTTP Server IP
Default SNTP Server IP
Default MQTT broker IP
Default MQTT broker port
Default HTTP server port
By default enabling high frequency sensor
By default enabling low frequency sensor
By default enabling temperature sensor
By default enabling DHCP
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