Summary of Contents for ELA QUUPPA
- Page 1 USER GUIDE – QUUPPA QUUPPA RANGE USER GUIDE Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – Quuppa Range USER GUIDE 04C 1/23...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
6.2 UPDATE VIA OTAP (OVER THE AIR PROGRAMMING) .................. 18 QUICK START ..............................21 MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................22 NORMS & STANDARDS ............................. 23 Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – Quuppa Range USER GUIDE 04C 2/23... -
Page 3: Concerned Products
2. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT QUUPPA TECHNOLOGY 2.1 ANGLE OF ARRIVAL LOCALIZATION Quuppa is a tag localization system with an approach based on the wireless signal’s “angle of arrival” combined with advanced proprietary algorithms. The Quuppa system leverages Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology. This offers... -
Page 4: Operation Of Tags With Quuppa Technology
Tags with Quuppa technology are designed to react to movement while conserving energy during idle periods. The Quuppa system updates a tag’s position while the tag is in motion and remembers the tag’s last position when the tag is inactive. -
Page 5: Quuppa Network
Antennas are positioned in a mesh layout, which can be more or less spread out depending on the desired localization accuracy (i.e. only presence detection, zoning, precise location). Infrastructure must first be installed, and then defined and configured in the Quuppa Site Planner software. More information about infrastructure and installation is provided on the Quuppa website: https://quuppa.com/... -
Page 6: Tag Configuration
Quuppa Site Planner Method In order to use a tag with Quuppa technology, the tag must be integrated in the infrastructure as defined in § 2D. Launch the Quuppa Site Planner (QSP) software and open a previously created project. If the project was created on a different computer, you must download it via the Quuppa Customer Portal after it was submitted by the first computer. - Page 7 In the “Deployment / Tag Configurator Tool”: The list of known tags is shown in the window, along with those currently visible by the Quuppa Focusing Locator antenna. The “Distance” column shows the proximity of each tag with respect to the antenna, which enables you to identify the tag you want to configure.
- Page 8 User Guide – Bluetooth Gateway Quuppa state machines may be configured via the menu: “System / Tag configuration editor”. This window enables you to create Quuppa state machine configurations that will be used to set up tags. Each state is defined by the following parameters: ➢...
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Page 9: Ela Innovation Configuration
In the window that opens, select the state machine to assign as well as the channel (BLE or proprietary) 3.2 ELA INNOVATION CONFIGURATION ELA configuration enables you to define settings other than those for the Quuppa state machine. Hardware PC with available USB port and Windows 10 (recommended) •... - Page 10 • Click on the icon to configure the tag • The following window opens, with available parameters: • Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 10/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C...
- Page 11 User Guide – Bluetooth Gateway Parameter list This section describes the details of the parameters used to configure Quuppa tags. Parameter Since Restrictions Default values Description version 1.0.0 ELA firmware version Non-modifiable field Firmware version 1.0.0 0 to 12 characters...
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Page 12: Viewing Tool
• ➢ MAC address: • Read-only value: provides the tag’s unique address; this value is used to identify the tag in the Quuppa network. ➢ Acc. Activation: The accelerometer is used to wake up the tag when movement is detected. -
Page 13: Downlink Commands
Click on the “Map view” link at the top of the page to open a visual layout indicating tag positions. 5. DOWNLINK COMMANDS The Quuppa system enables you to send commands to tags via the Quuppa Positioning Engine’s “back channel”. These commands are used to trigger actions on one or more tags, or to request information from tags. -
Page 14: Command Details
(as needed) + padding with zeros (as needed) Example: requestData=0xFF3700C0030000000000000000000000 Padding with zeros Parameter Command code Fixed part (required) Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 14/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C... - Page 15 Get mov latency accelerometer sampling mode 1.0.1 reboots “device firmware Reboot to DFU upgrade” mode (DFU) Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 15/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C...
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Page 16: Details On Returned Information
The data returned by the tag is in the field tags[x].payloadData[n].data. If several tags are addressed, the response includes the 16 latest payloads for each tag. Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 16/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C... - Page 17 0 or 1 1.1.0 accelerometer activated: Get mov latency status: 1-3 bytes current sampling mode 4E4F4B = "NOK" • Otherwise Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 17/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C...
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Page 18: Firmware Versions
2.1.0 6.2 UPDATE VIA OTAP (OVER THE AIR PROGRAMMING) Starting with ELA firmware version 1.0.1, tags support remote updates to higher firmware versions, without any physical connection or having to open the casing. Device firmware updates (DFU) are programmed using a computer running Windows, Mac OS, or Linux. - Page 19 Click on “Select device” and select the nRF dongle. Open the “Options” menu and type “DFU” in the “Filter” field. Then launch the scan by clicking on the “Start scan” button. Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 19/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C...
- Page 20 Click on “Start DFU” to begin the update. A progress bar shows data flow to the tag. When update is complete, the tag reboots in Quuppa mode with the new firmware. Attention: Quuppa state settings are reinitialized (i.e. emission frequency, power, timeout). A new configuration may be sent using QSP (as described in §...
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Page 21: Quick Start
User Guide – Bluetooth Gateway 7. QUICK START In order to function, a Quuppa technology tag must be added to an existing Quuppa network (as described in § 2D). The following steps are required when adding a tag to a Quuppa network: Tag activation and configuration as necessary (as described in §... -
Page 22: Mechanical Specifications
User Guide – Bluetooth Gateway 8. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS PUCK Format COIN Format AERO Format LITE Format SLIM Format Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 22/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C... -
Page 23: Norms & Standards
Quuppa Technology ISED Mark CE Mark RoHS (2002/95/CE) FCC Mark WEEE (2002/96/CE) Specifications may be modified without any notification. Non-contractual document. 23/23 www.elainnovation.com Copyright © 2020 ELA Innovation – QUUPPA Range USER GUIDE 04C...
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