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CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION
After you make your selection and enter required information, try to use the Web Interface from any network device.
5.
If you selected DHCP and need to know the IP which was assigned, hover your mouse over the network symbol in the
menu bar.
The unit checks for internet connectivity, which can be monitored either in Logs or in Settings. If it has internet
connectivity, the unit automatically adjusts the clock.
After AW3000 has network connectivity, you may connect to it from your PC using your browser and the IP Address,
which can be found through step 5.
NOTE: Many WiFi networks do not allow a connection to another device in the same WiFi network. This is often
called "Privacy seperator" or "Client Isolation." In these cases you will not be a able to connect to AW3000.
EXAMPLE:
You have one WiFI Access Point with that feature enabled, and you connect both AW3000 and your computer or laptop to
it. The workaround to this problem is to connect either or by RJ-45 or to disable that Client Isolation feature on your WiFi
Access Point.
Next, connect your LoRaWAN
NOTE: Verify that your sensor is intended for your region. For example, if the sensor is for US900, it will not work with
AW3000 in EU868 mode.
Depending on your sensor, it may need to be powered on. In many cases, you need to plug in the battery. Review your
sensor's manual for Appkey instructions, which are necessary for connecting the sensor. Many sensor vendors print a list of
keys and EUI on the sensor or its box.
To start the data flow into AW3000:
1. Power on the sensor, per the sensor manual's instructions.
2. Check the box and the sensor for the Appkey. This is a 32-character-long security key.
3. At AW3000's Web interface from the top left menu, select Neighborhood. You should now see that sensor.
sensor.
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FIGURE 2-5: NEIGHBORHOOD SCREEN
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