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CHAPTER 11: TIPS AND TRICKS
This field lets you specify which dashboard is called up when that dashbox is clicked by someone without privileges to
amend dashboards.
NOTE: if that specific user does not have the chance to access all dashboards and if you define a jump point of a
dashboard that he is not owner of, his default dashboard is displayed
11.1.17 SHELLY DEVICES
For Home Automation there are Shelly devices available. These are devices connecting to WiFi/Wireless LAN. There are
various types of Shelly devices available. The best fit for the IoT example is the Shelly RGBW Bulb. This is a E27 form factor
Multicolor LED Lamp.
Being new, these start a new WLAN Network. Once you connect with your PC to this, you can configure the Shelly Device
with its Default IP: 192.168.33.1.
Once you configured it to be in your normal WiFi/WLAN with connectivity to AW3000, you are able to integrate these,
control them, and use them for actions.
The best and ideal use case here is using the Shelly RGBW Bulb for signaling of error conditions. On the Sensors page of
AW3000, you start the Shellyscan which scans your network (Class C only supported) for new Shelly devices.
Once these are detected, you may use for any sensor an action to switch Shelly Relays upon values being beyond or
below certain values. For the Bulb you can enter the RGBW value.
11.1.18 LARGER DEPLOYMENTS
This manual is intended as an introduction to AW3000 and LoRaWAN
AW3000 that users can work step-by-step and grow with the solution.
For larger deployments, pre-provisioning can be utilized through that icon on the Neighborhood page. You will need a
file with AppEUI, DevEUI, Appkey, and a name for the sensors. The sensors you select should be available as Generic in
AW3000.
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