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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    Content ALLNET MSR Help ..........................Overview of ALLNET MSR devices ....................The MSR Central ..........................CO2 traffic light - network lamp ..................... ALLNET MSR sensors commissioning ................... ALLNETIOT - Cloud visualization ....................MSR Manual ............................. Commissioning ......................... Configure Web Interface ......................
  • Page 2 ALLNET IoT Cloud ....................... Bitmain Miner Status ......................Calculation of watts with subsequent email delivery ............EnOcean ..........................FTP A ..........................Mobotix Camera Upload Module ..................NX Networkoptix ........................ Plugwise ..........................PoE Clock ........................... PoE Counter ........................POST-GET Push to Server ....................

  • Page 3: Allnet Msr Help

    ALLNET MSR Help ALLNET MSR - Help Welcome to the ALLNET MSR Help/Online Manual website. Here you will find all important information about our fairs Control rules products, short MSR devices.

  • Page 5: Overview Of Allnet Msr Devices

    Overview of ALLNET MSR devices ALLNET MSR devices ALLNET's IP-based control, measurement and control systems provide you with modern, cost- effective and comprehensive solutions for managing and controlling your IT systems and/or other technical building equipment. The base - Central & Gateways...
  • Page 6 In addition to the regular measured values such as power consumption and current feed from the photovoltaic system, the condition of all components can be monitored from anywhere via network.

  • Page 7: The Msr Central

    The control centers are scalable and interconnected across locations, which enables adaptation to a wide range of scenarios. The ALLNET sensor meters can be used to control and switch light, blinds, ventilation or any connected devices. In addition, temperature measurement can also be used to heat individual rooms...
  • Page 8 ! For more details on ALLNET MSR products, see website https://www.allnet.de/en/allnet-brand/products/building-automation/...

  • Page 9: Co2 Traffic Light - Network Lamp

    PoE (power supply via a single network cable with data and power) with the required energy. In the ALLNET PoE lamp a high- quality industrial multisensor is installed which offers a high CO2 measuring range of 0~40000ppm.
  • Page 10 In the ALLNET version, you can also configure a record of the values and export them as CSV/XLS data. In the ALLNET version, you can configure a rule that sends the values by e-mail if you exceed / fall below etc.
  • Page 11 Heilpädagogische Tagesstätten * Heilpädagogische Tagesstätten day care centres Kitas Classroom ! For more details on ALLNET MSR products, see website https://www.allnet.de/en/allnet-brand/products/building-automation/...

  • Page 12: Allnet Msr Sensors Commissioning

    ALLNET MSR sensors commissioning ALLNET MSR sensors commissioning Content Manual sensor actuator search Step 1: Open the "Configuration" tab and click "Sensor actuator search" button. Step 2: In a new search, click on "Select All".
  • Page 13 Or you know on which port and select, for example, by clicking the port "0" If you click "Simulate (On), the sensor is not automatically created on the main page. In our case, we leave this function disabled.
  • Page 14 Step 3: Now click on "Start". The search will be animated and the sensors found will be displayed below. Step 4: If the search is successfully completed, click "Overview" in the tab "Main page".
  • Page 15 The sensor is now displayed on the main page and can be configured further.
  • Page 16 The same procedure is used when using a multiplex "ALL4404 or ALL4504" HUB. Again as in step 1 and on "All Select" go.
  • Page 17 Step 5: We click again on "Start" and the search starts on all green ports.
  • Page 18 Step 6: In our case, a motion detector "ALL4452" hangs on the hub. This is a single switching input. Please click on "Select". The sensor field is marked "green". Then we click on "Create selection".
  • Page 19 The search is complete and the sensors found are down again...
  • Page 20 Under the tab Main page we click on the "Overview" button and see the selected sensor. "0-" means no movement and therefore no action. "1-" means the sensor detects movement and could switch an actuator.

  • Page 22: Allnetiot - Cloud Visualization

    ALLNETIOT - Cloud visualization ALLNET IOT Cloud - The visualization for IoT! Discover our ALLNET ioT Cloud. An end-to-end solution for visualizing your MSR devices, Lora devices or Shelly devices.

  • Page 23: Msr Manual

    MSR Manual MSR Manual [TOC]...

  • Page 24: Commissioning

    Commissioning Commissioning First connect the MSR device to the LAN cable and connect the 230 V mains voltage to ST5 with the supplied power supply or counter plug. Please note the safety instructions. The Linux system needs about 90 seconds for the boot process, in this time no activity is executable. After completion of the boot process, the ACT LED starts to flash.

  • Page 25: Configure Web Interface

    Configure Web Interface Configure Web Interface The available sensors and actuators can be placed and configured on the web interface under "Main page" > "Overview" as desired. The arrangement and color design is specified under "Configuration" > "Device settings" (see chapter 8.1 on page 62). The screenshots also apply analogously to the ALL3697 Powermeter.
  • Page 26 • This element in the surface of the panel on or off Default = Show. If "Hide" is selected, the actuator no longer appears on the web interface. However, a logical evaluation of the signal is still possible. Hidden actuators can be displayed again via the menu "Main page"...
  • Page 27 Tile color change on/off The background color of the tile changes the color depending on the two following parameters. • Tile color Condition 'From' Set the desired tile color with the color selector. • Tile color Condition 'One' Set the desired tile color with the color selector. •...
  • Page 28 Sensor tab • This element in the surface of the panel on or off Default = Show. If "Hide" is selected, the sensor no longer appears on the web interface. However, a logical evaluation of the signal is still possible. Hidden sensors can be displayed again via the menu "Main page"...
  • Page 29 device. • Delete this sensor (for remote sensors only) With this button you can delete the remote sensor. Display tab Presentation form "Text" Presentation form "Instrument" Diagram form tab "Calculation" "Information" tab History of sensor data...

  • Page 30: Quick Installation Guide

    Quick Installation Guide Quick Installation Guide [TOC]...

  • Page 31: All3419

    ALL3419 ALL3419 all3419v3 qig de (PDF, 4.47 MB) all3419v3 qig en (PDF, 4.29 MB)

  • Page 32: All3500

    ALL3500 ALL3500 Content all3500v2 qig de (PDF, 4.63 MB) all3500v2 qig en (PDF, 4.41 MB)

  • Page 33: All3505

    ALL3505 ALL3505 all3505 handbuch version en 1 (PDF, 1.89 MB) all3505 handbuch a6 (PDF, 14.70 MB)

  • Page 34: All5000V2

    ALL5000v2 ALL5000v2 all5000v2 qig de (PDF, 3.83 MB) all5000v2 qig en (PDF, 3.70 MB)

  • Page 35: All3692

    ALL3692 ALL3692 handbuch all3692 de (PDF, 1.73 MB)

  • Page 36: All3696

    ALL3696 ALL3696 Content all3696 qig de (PDF, 4.62 MB) all3696 qig en (PDF, 4.41 MB)

  • Page 37: All3697

    ALL3697 ALL3697 Content all3697 qig de (PDF, 1.05 MB)

  • Page 38: All4176

    ALL4176 ALL4176 Content all4176 qig de (PDF, 4.42 MB) all4176 qig en (PDF, 4.30 MB)

  • Page 39: All3073

    ALL3073 ALL3073 Content all3073v3wlan qig de (PDF, 1,012.23 KB) all3073v3wlan qig en (PDF, 1.00 MB)

  • Page 40: All3420

    ALL3420 ALL3420 Content all3420 qig de (PDF, 4.30 MB)

  • Page 41: Main Page

    Main page Main page Overview On the main page you will find the web interface with the displays of the sensors and the controls for controlling the actuators/outputs. The distribution and arrangement of the sensors/actors on several pages (reiter) can be done individually. IThese are preconfigured and can be changed or deleted. You can also create several main pages to get a better overview.

  • Page 43: Overview Table

    Overview table Overview table Under "Main page" > "Overview table" you will find a list of all parameters provided by the device with current and stored values. • Refresh (sec) Here you can enter update rate with which the values are to be updated. Confirm with the button "SET".

  • Page 45: Evaluation

    Evaluation Evaluation Settings under "Functions" > "Exploitation". The values of sensors can be evaluated and displayed. Period from... to... Choose either by pull-down menu between "Yesterday", "Today", "Week", "Month" or enter a period with start date ("from") and end date ("until"). * Recording selection If a recording has been activated under "Functions"...
  • Page 46 Show With the button "Display" the data is loaded according to default. Reset The "Reset" button updates the loaded data and resets the zoom. Hide curves With the buttons on the left below the graph, you can display/hide individual curves if several curves are recorded.

  • Page 47: About

    About About Under "Main page" > "About" you will find the firmware version of your device, contact information and the text of the GPL license.

  • Page 48: Functions

    Under the item Functions you will find everything that has to do with control, control and monitoring. This includes the following points: ALLNET Remote Devices - Remote control and integration of other MSR devices External actuators - Virtual sensors - Create rules or formulas as sensors e.g. Watt calculation Actions - e.g.

  • Page 49: Allnet Remote Devices

    Settings under "Functions" > "ALLNET Remote Devices". Here it is possible to integrate other ALLNET sensor/actor modules into the web surface of the device. A remote device can be detected via the green "mouse over" marking. After successful import, a tile is created for each imported sensor value and actuator on the web surface (main page).
  • Page 50 Add remote devices To mount a sensor/actor module, press the button "+" Click "Check" to start searching for remote devices using IP address or URL. After successful search, a window opens with all sensors and actuators that can be integrated (example: ALL3697).
  • Page 51 In the example, the sensors "Frequency" and "Counterstand Einspeisung" were selected as well as the actuators "OUT 0" and "OUT 1". Confirm with "Selection take over" to add the tiles on the main page of your web interface (see the following figure). ! Note: To move tiles, you must first click on the icon at the bottom left to allow moving.
  • Page 52 Change/Delete configuration Once you have added external sensor/actor modules, they are listed with the device name of the remote device. Double-clicking the respective line can change the configuration of the remote device. Click "Check" to access the configuration page. The procedure is as described in "Add Remote Devices".

  • Page 53: External Actuators

    External actuators External actuators Older devices such as a 3075 or Plugwise can be integrated under external actuators. However, these are no longer available with us. Therefore, we no longer deal with the function.

  • Page 54: Virtual Sensors

    Virtual sensors Virtual sensors Settings under "Functions" > "Virtual sensors". Virtual sensors can be used to display values. The output of multiple sensors can also be combined. Virtual sensors can have the task of variables. Complex control networks can be built up. The result of a virtual sensor is displayed on the main page in the same way as a "real"...
  • Page 55 Sensor name This name is displayed on the web interface. The length of the text field is limited to 20 characters. Sensor description Description is for information only. • Type of Virtual Sensor You can choose from the categories: Display, Functions, Operations, Value Determining, Extreme Values and Energy.
  • Page 56 • Unit of measurement Text field in which the unit of the virtual sensor can be entered. • Result displayed in new Virtual Sensor Depending on the type of the virtual sensor, you will get further options. In the example a subtraction is to be performed with the two operands "Counterstand 1"...

  • Page 57: Actions

    Actions Actions Settings under "Functions" > "Actions". Under "Actions" you can program actions by comparing or evaluating sensor values. Actors can be switched on and/or e-mails sent. For example, after booting or daily at a certain time the system status can be sent by e-mail. A total of 32 actions can be defined.
  • Page 58 tab "General" • Action Activated / Disabled: Created actions can be temporarily disabled. • Description: Maximum 20 characters. The description is shown in the action table. • Description: Serves a more detailed description. • Delete action: This button appears after at least one action has been saved.
  • Page 59 Compare tab • Select sensor All sensors can be selected as a reference. • Condition Operators: `<= = >= > <> • Select a comparison sensor It can be selected between sensor or constant. • Constant Values can be entered with or without commas. •...
  • Page 60 Action tab • Actors All already created actuators can be selected. • Actor action Select between: On / Off / Toggle. • Script to start Optionally, there must be a Linux shell script on the device, which is started by this call.
  • Page 61 E-mail notification tab • Email Shipping: Function: Activated / Disabled. • Email receiver: E-mail address of the recipient. • Email Subject: Subject line for the e-mail. • Email text: Enter the text for the e-mail here. • Send sensor values in the email text: Select the values to be sent in the email text. •...
  • Page 62 "Reiter Status Notification" Email notifications about the current system status can be sent. Activating these notifications disables the execution of other settings of this action. • Select status: An e-mail can be sent when booting or daily system status. • Shipping time: If system status is selected, a time for daily shipment can be set.

  • Page 63: Time Control

    Time control Time control Content Setting options under "Functions" > "Time control". Time-dependent switching points can be defined. The resolution is 1 second. A maximum of 128 switching points can be defined. After clicking on the "+" button, the mask is automatically opened to set up a new switching point.
  • Page 64 • Switching point Activate / Disable Enable or deactivate switching point. • Switchpoint Name Select a name for this switching point. This name will be displayed on the overview page. • switching point description The description is for detailed information, but is not displayed on the overview page.
  • Page 65 • Active on weekdays Select by clicking on it. • Actors Select the actuator you want via the selection menu. • Action (on/off) If "A" is selected, then the relay of the selected actuator is closed at this moment. For different tasks it may be necessary that the relay opens to the starting point, for this it is possible to select "Aus".
  • Page 66 To do this, click on the slider. The time is calculated automatically on the basis of the location.

  • Page 68: Monitoring

    Monitoring Monitoring Content Settings under "Functions" > "Monitoring". Similar to a watchdog, this function allows you to monitor remote IP devices such as routers or servers. By sending a ping command regularly, you can evaluate whether the device is still responding and, if necessary, restart.
  • Page 69 • Monitor Enable or Disable Enable or disable monitoring. • Monitoring name Select a name for this monitoring. This name is displayed on the web interface. • Saturation Descriptive text, is not displayed on the web interface. • IP or URLURLURL address IP address or URL of the device to be monitored. •...

  • Page 70: Recording

    Recording Recording Settings under "Functions" > "Recording". The values of sensors and actuators can be recorded in a file in the device in the long term. This recording serves as the basis for the evaluation on this device (see chapter "7.7 Evaluation" on page 60).
  • Page 71 • Enable recording in file Default = Disabled. Enable recording. • Recording interval Default = 5 minutes. The value is averaged and saved over the set time interval (compare 7.6.2).
  • Page 72 • Sensor selection Select the sensors whose data should be stored in the file. With the button "Select All" all sensors are selected and deselected with "Remove Selection". • Download Download file with the displayed values. Specify the URL in the form: http://ipaddress/data/ •...
  • Page 73 • Enable recording in file Default = Disabled. Enable recording.
  • Page 74 • Select the color for the graph 'Today' Color for the curve of the current day. Default: #ff0000 (red). • Select the color for the graph 'Yesterday' Color for the curve of yesterday. Default: #00ff00 (green). • Select the color for the graph 'Before yesterday' Color for the curve of the day before yesterday.
  • Page 75 • Recording interval for diagram display... Recording interval for diagram display in seconds. Default: 240 seconds. • Delete Delete diagram history. • Maximum size of the logging files (bytes, per month) Maximum size per log file in bytes. Debug outputs of device daemons are stored monthly in a file (e.g.

  • Page 76: Configuration

    Configuration Configuration [TOC]...

  • Page 77: Device Settings

    Device Settings Device settings Under Configuration you will find the item Device Settings. Here you can adjust general settings and activate the expert view.
  • Page 78 • Device name This name is displayed on all websites at the top right and in the OLED display next to the IP address. • Local air pressure The indication of local air pressure is necessary to correct the display values of the pressure sensors.
  • Page 80 • Number of pages for the display of tiles The display of the sensors / actuators can be divided into several pages. When setting for several pages, an additional tab "page names" is displayed. • Number of columns for the display of tiles The display of the sensors/actors is divided into the specified number of adjacent tiles.
  • Page 81 • Set default home page Here you can determine which of the sensor/actuator display pages should be displayed in the browser when the device is first called up. Note: Setting changes must always be confirmed with the "Apply" button. Page Name tab Settings under "Configuration"...

  • Page 82: Sensor Actuator Search

    Settings under "Configuration" > "Sensor actuator search". For the MSR appliances, I2C ports are available. You can use all sensors and actuators from the ALLNET program, which only work with a power supply voltage of 3.3 V. The connection takes place either directly or via a so-called multiplex...
  • Page 83 Add sensor/actor Do as follows (pictures show ALL3500): Select all ports: Click on the button "Select all" to include all I2C ports in the search. Select a single port: If your device has only one I2C port or you know exactly which I2C port your sensor/actuator is connected to, select the port with a mouse click.
  • Page 84 Start search: Now click on "Start". The search will be animated. Search completed: At the end of the search all detected sensors/actors are listed under "Result" with a short description. In square brackets is the number of sensors/actors connected to this port. Note: Sensors that have already been added to the main page will no longer be listed in a new search.
  • Page 85 (menu "Main page" > "Overview") is displayed and can be configured further. Add sensor/actor via multiplex hub If you would like to add a sensor/actor via an I2C multiplex hub, such as ALL4404 or ALL4504, the same procedure applies as described in chapter 8.2.1 on page 68. In the following example, the multiplex hub ALL4504 is used with 8 I2C sensor/actor ports.
  • Page 86 Click "Start" to search all green marked ports. In our case, a motion detector ALL4452 hangs on the multiplex hub. This is of the type "single switching input". Click on "Select". The sensor field is marked "green". Then confirm with "Create selection".
  • Page 87 The search is now completed and the sensors/actors on the multiplex hub are in the list first. In the column Connection, the first digit indicates the port number on the host (marked yellow) and the second digit the port number on the hub (orange marks). The number of sensors/actors connected to this port is shown in square brackets.
  • Page 88 Under the menu "Main page" > "Overview" you can now see the new sensor. In the case of our motion sensor, the Display "0" no movement. A "1" means that the sensor a movement has recognized. You could now define an action to switch an actuator.

  • Page 89: Services Settings

    Services Settings Services Settings Settings under "Configuration" > "Services Settings". On this page, system services can also be called "System Daemons" and the logging of system events can be activated and configured.
  • Page 90 System Daemons • Synchronization with RTC Synchronization with Real Time Clock. The sensors are queried at every full second. Disabled: The sensors are queried continuously (not recommended due to higher system load and self-heating e.g. of temperature sensors). Default = Enabled. •...
  • Page 91 These settings are only visible when the expert view is activated. Log messages can be sent to an external Syslog server if output of the activated daemons is sent to them. If the syslog server is disabled, the log output of the individual daemons is done internally on the device in the /tmp/wwwreports/ directory.
  • Page 92 Server Settings". • Hold in Syslog Server Default = Disabled. • Syslog Server IP Default = Disabled. • Loglevel Override Default = Off. Setting the log intensity for Syslog protocol. The higher the log level (1, 2, 3 or max) the more information output. Important! After troubleshooting, the setting for the log level should always be set to the default value "Off".

  • Page 93: Set Language

    Set Language Set language Content Settings under "Configuration" > "Language Setting" You can choose between Chinese, German, English, Spanish, French, Italian and Russian.

  • Page 95: Network Settings

    Network Settings Network settings for MSR devices LAN setting Setting the IP network address and LAN parameters. Web browser the IP address of the ALL3697 (default: 192.168.0.100). Settings under "Configuration" > "LAN Settings". ! The settings must match your existing network, ask your network administrator if necessary!
  • Page 96 Hostname Here you give your MSR a name with which it is registered in the network. Only the following characters are valid: a-z, A-Z, 1-9 and hyphen (not to be used at the beginning or at the end). No special characters and spaces may be used. Maximum 15 characters are possible.
  • Page 97 Setting the WLAN parameters. Enter the IP address of the device in the web browser. Settings under "Configuration" > "Network settings" "WLAN Mode 的 to Wireless Client.
  • Page 98 Select Wi-Fi mode. There are 3 options available: Access Point Settings • Access Point: The device itself works as a Wi-Fi access point. All devices that are located in your LAN network are thus accessible via Wi-Fi. • Wireless Client: The device can be connected to an existing WLAN. Set the access data for your private wireless network.
  • Page 99 foreign access points with high transmission power (signal % - display). • WLAN AUTH MODE Choose an encryption method (OPEN NONE, Shared WEB, WPAPSK- TKIP,WPAPSK-AES, WPA2PSK-TKIP, WPA2PSK-AES). We recommend using WPA2PSK-AES for high security. • cipher key Choose a key that ideally consists of letters, numbers and special characters. "Show PASSWORD" can be used to visually control whether a typing error has crept in.
  • Page 100 environment for existing Wi-Fi access points and display the search results. To easily take over the data of your Wi-Fi, press the "Select" button in the corresponding line. All data, with the exception of the cipher key, is taken over. The automatic adoption of the parameters SSID, KANAL and WLAN AUTH MODE takes place by pressing the button "Select".

  • Page 101: Dhcp Server

    DHCP Server DHCP Server Content Settings under "Configuration" > "DHCP Server". The MSR CERTIFICATE can work as a DHCP server. Activate this function only if the MSR CERTIFICATE is operated as a single access point. Attention: If this function is activated and the...
  • Page 102 MSR is mistakenly connected to your LAN, there will be faults. For standalone operation, choose an IP address that differs from your setting used in the existing LAN and WLAN, e.g. an address in the 192.168.100.xxx range. See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_IP address •...

  • Page 103: Smtp Server

    SMTP Server SMTP Server Settings under "Configuration" > "SMTP Settings". There is a possibility that the device will send emails to a given email address in the event of various events.
  • Page 104 • Test settings / transfer With the button "Send test email" you can test your SMTP settings. With the button "LogFile" you can view the log file. • SMTP server Enter IP address or mail server name with domain. • Safety type Many mail servers require encrypted shipping. No encryption (default port: 25) SSL (default port: 465) STARTTLS (default port: 587), default setting...

  • Page 105: Servers And Users

    Servers and users Server and user User Settings tab In the so-called user manager you can create max. 10 users and assign corresponding rights. This includes permissions for FTP and SSH access as well as the assignment of rights to allow other devices remote access to this device.
  • Page 106 The users "ftp" and "root" are available by default and can be edited via the "Stift" button on the right. • username ftp This user can access all files of the device via FTP protocol. When first login, write user name "ftp" small. The password is transferred unencrypted. •...
  • Page 107 type "Surface": Only appearance (view of the surface possible) View & Evaluate (Question and evaluation of measured values and states possible) View & Switch (Queries of measured values and states as well as switching actuators/outputs possible) View, switch & evaluate (Questions and evaluate measured values and states as well as switching actuators/outputs possible) ––View, switch, evaluate &...
  • Page 108 • Switching on remote control Enable remote control for read and write access to the device. The rights are set in the User Settings tab. • Slave fashion If "Slave Mode" is activated, all pages of the web interface are deactivated under "Main Page"...

  • Page 109: Date And Time

    Date and time Date and time Content Settings under "Configuration" > "Date and time". The device usually synchronizes its system time via an NTP server. The query of the NTP time takes place during the boot process and is updated every 24 hours. The query takes place via port 123.
  • Page 110 This port must be open from the firewall "stateful". A network-internal time server can also be used. Under certain circumstances your router also works as an NTP server. This must then be entered under "NTP Server 1". For a correct time setting, the device must have a working Internet connection or access to an NTP server! ! Note: The manual setting of the system time is basically not useful, since the device has no battery buffer for the real-time clock, and therefore the system time is on the 01.01.1970 00:00 clock after...
  • Page 111 • System date Manual input of the system date is only possible if the time server is disabled.

  • Page 112: Device Status

    Device Status Device status Settings under "Configuration" > "Device Status". The website provides an overview of the system configuration, configurations can be saved and loaded. If necessary, you can reset the device to factory settings. • Overview of version numbers: Software, patch, hardware and MAC address for LAN and WLAN.
  • Page 113 • System info provides information on memory occupancy, system time and operating time. • Services overview shows installed services and their status. The following actions are possible: • Backup configuration Save a backup file of the device configuration (*.cfg). • Configuration Loading / Search Adds the desired configuration to the device without activating it immediately.

  • Page 114: Update Settings

    Update Check As soon as the device is connected to the Internet, updates can be downloaded automatically from the ALLNET server! It may also be several updates. Start the check in the menu "Configuration" > "Update Preferences" with the button "Update Preferences".
  • Page 115 ! https://update.allnet.de/offline-updates.php No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. - No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,...

  • Page 116: Modules

    Modules Modules For MSR devices, software modules can be reinstalled free of charge. For example, the modules for ALLNET IoT Cloud, which can be used free of charge for MSR devices. [TOC]...

  • Page 117: Module Management

    Software modules are small programs with which you can hide certain functions. Since our MSR series has limited memory, only the programs that are absolutely necessary should be inspected. Available software modules ALLNET Automatic Restart ALLNET IoT Cloud MyDevices (Cayenne Cloud)

  • Page 118: Module Overview

    Module overview Module overview Content [TOC]...

  • Page 119: Allnet Iot Cloud

    ALLNET IoT Cloud ALLNET IoT Cloud ALLNET MSR goes IoT – MSR Quick Start Guide Before you can use the ALLNET MSR devices in the ALLNET IoT Cloud, you must first install the ALLNET IoT module in the ALLNET MSR headquarters and select which Sensors/actors in the ALLNET IoT Cloud should/may.
  • Page 120 Step 2: Configuration of the ALLNET IOT cloud module. Open the browser in your MSR center and click on the tab "Module" afterwards click on "Module Management". To configure the module, click on the first icon "Configuration module...
  • Page 121 In the ALLNET IoT module, you have 2 options in the "A Authentication" tab: Links: The Add device to an existing account at http://iot.allnet.de or right: You can create an account directly http://iot.allnet.de After you have chosen a version, you need to use the right Log in account data. The device automatically logs in to our MQTT server and creates a unique ID via this then the communication takes place.
  • Page 122 In each of the sensors, set the check mark that should be accessible from the cloud. Step 3: Check your account if the device and the elements have been created The Commission's position is as follows:...
  • Page 123 Open the browser and visit the login page https://iot.allnet.de/en/login Open the browser and visit the login page https://iot.allnet.de/en/login Check under "ALLNET...
  • Page 124 Under the tab "Elements" you can see if your 3 sensors have been created The Commission's position is as follows: We wish you a lot of fun when using the ALLNET IoT Cloud.

  • Page 125: Bitmain Miner Status

    "Functions - Actions". Prerequisite: Currently supported are Antminer D3, Antminer L3+, Antminer S9 & Antminer A3 ALLNET MSR headquarters e.g. ALL3419 / ALL3500 / ALL3505 / ALL4500 & / ALL5000 is required Platform independent...

  • Page 128: Calculation Of Watts With Subsequent Email Delivery

    Calculation of watts with subsequent email delivery Calculation of watts with subsequent email delivery E-mails with sums are sent according to default. Prerequisite: Works only with virtual sensors: "Calculation from Watt "Calculation of Impulse Counter Only one month can be evaluated, a monthly evaluation is not possible! In addition, the evaluation can also be requested remotely via the Internet at any time.

  • Page 130: Enocean

    EnOcean EnOcean The EcOcean module supports the connection of the EnOcean radios (without batteries) and is available for all MSR centers with USB port. Currently, these EnOcean products are supported: Battery-free radio module PTM210 https://www.enocean.com/en/enocean_module/ptm-210/ Battery- free temperature sensor radio module STM 330 and compatible "a5" https://www.enocean.com/en/enocean_module/stm-330/...

  • Page 132: Ftp A

    FTP A FTP A - Upload to FTP Server The FTP A module allows the data storage on any FTP server. The respective recording file of the current month is always used and stored.

  • Page 133: Mobotix Camera Upload Module

    Mobotix Camera Upload Module Mobotix Camera Upload Module Displays the values directly in the Mobotix camera interface. Mobotix provides an API for the integration of the text variables. Prerequisite: Mobotix camera from M10 and higher ALLNET MSR central from software 3.35 and higher...

  • Page 134: Nx Networkoptix

    NX Networkoptix NX Networkoptix Displays the values directly in the Mobotix camera interface. Mobotix provides an API for the integration of the text variables. Prerequisite: Mobotix camera from M10 and higher ALLNET MSR central from software 3.35 and higher...

  • Page 135: Plugwise

    Plugwise Plugwise - Circles Integration of the Plugwise Circle and Circle+ with corresponding dongle = Plugwise Home Start https://www.plugwise.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/Plugwise/videos Since the Plugwise Circle each has its own ID code, the ID code can be used here to switch the sockets.

  • Page 136: Poe Clock

    The PoE Clock module transmits the sensor values to the PoE Clock. The delivered values or the time are shown alternately. The following interval times can be set: 1/5/10/15/30 or 45 minutes 1x per hour Every 3 hours Every 6 hours Every 12 hours Requirements: ALLNET PoE Clock (Art. 109328)

  • Page 137: Poe Counter

    Displays the delivered sensor values on the PoE counter. The values or the count are shown alternately. You can set the following interval times 1/5/10/15/30 or 45 minutes 1x per hour Every 3 hours Every 6 hours Every 12 hours Requirements: ALLNET PoE Counter (Art. 109327)

  • Page 138: Post-Get Push To Server

    POST-GET Push to Server POST-GET Push to Server Transfer of data via POST/GET to your own script on external servers.

  • Page 139: Snmp

    SNMP SNMP This module ensures that the MSR devices can be queried via the SNMP protocol. The MIB file required for import into external management system can be exported with this module. Please first configure all sensors in the control panel and, as the last point, generate the MIB file and export it to your system.

  • Page 140: Think Speak Cloud

    Think Speak Cloud Think Speak Cloud Data transfer to the ThingSpeak Cloud Requirements: Account at ThingSpeak We recommend not to use this module with ALL3072 wg. Lack of memory & performance. Short description (PDF) Public "channel" of the test device This module only transmits data –...

  • Page 142: Allnet Automatic Restart

    ALLNET Automatic Restart ALLNET Automatic Restart With this module it is possible to restart various processes automatically.

  • Page 143: Mydevices - Cayenne Cloud

    MyDevices - Cayenne Cloud MyDevices - Cayenne Cloud MyDevices (Cayenne Cloud) module Data transfer to the MyDevices Cloud< Note Account at MyDevices We recommend not to use this module with ALL3072 wg. Lack of memory & performance. Kurzbeschreibung (PDF)

  • Page 144: Software Sdk-Json Api

    ! API documentation for remote control/remote reading ! Here you will find the documentation of the possible functions for remote control and remote reading of the supplied data of the connected sensors and actuators. The API contains code examples for communication with the ALLNET components. !

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