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- Page 1 PROPRIETARY: The information contained in this document is the property of TEKTELIC Communications Inc. Except as specifically authorized in writing by TEKTELIC, the holder of this document shall keep all information contained herein confidential and shall protect the same in whole or in part from disclosure to all third parties.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
§1 Product Description STORK UG Contents Product Description ......................... 3 Overview .......................... 3 External Appearance and Interfacing ................4 Information Streams ......................5 Specifications and Sensing Functions................5 Installation ..........................7 Included Product and Installation Material ..............7 Unpacking and Inspection ....................7 Commissioning ......................... -
Page 3: Product Description
SW behaviour, please refer to the document. The STORK is a low-power LoRaWAN IoT sensor run on a single C-cell LTC battery and packed into a compact IP67 polycarbonate casing. Its primary purpose is to track assets indoors and outdoors using a combination of location-tracking technologies: •... -
Page 4: External Appearance And Interfacing
§1 Product Description STORK UG 1.2 External Appearance and Interfacing Table 1-1 presents the currently available sensor HW variants, and Figure 1-1 shows the enclosures. Table 1-1: STORK HW Models Product Code, Product Code, LoRaWAN Regions Module-Level T- PCBA-Level T-... -
Page 5: Information Streams
DL (NS to Configuration and control commands Sensor) LoRa Cloud communications 192/199 1.4 Specifications and Sensing Functions The STORK specifications are listed in Table 1-3. The main sensing functions are described in the following subsections. TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide Confidential... - Page 6 §1 Product Description STORK UG Table 1-3: STORK Specifications Parameter Specification Environmental Rating IP67 Outdoor Enclosures and Mounting Custom design by TEKTELIC Operating Temperature -40°C to 70°C Storage Temperature -25° to 55°C Operating Relative Humidity 5% to 95% non-condensing Storage Relative Humidity...
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Page 7: Installation
You can find the commissioning keys inside the box. If you don’t have the box, please raise a ticket in our support portal and provide the Tcode and serial number on the tag placed on the device. Figure 2-1: STORK Commissioning Keys TEKTELIC Communications Inc. -
Page 8: Activation
2. Apply the magnet for 3-10 seconds while device is in state of network search (process is indicated by GREEN LED active blinking) 2.5 Default Configuration Error! Reference source not found. lists the default reporting behaviour of the STORK. Reporting behaviour can be changed from default through OTA DL commands. TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide... -
Page 9: Reconfiguration
Event-based Disabled 2.6 Reconfiguration The STORK supports a full range of OTA configuration options. Specific technical details are available in the corresponding TRM documents. All configuration commands need to be sent OTA during the sensor’s DL Rx windows. 2.7 Mounting Procedure The mounting bracket needs to be secured to a wall or another solid surface by using an adhesive or mounting screws. -
Page 10: Rf Led Behaviour
PIN 1 PIN 2 Alarm input +9 to +16 V DC Figure 2-4: Cable Connector Pins The external cable is not supplied with STORK. The recommended mating cable is listed in Table 2-3. Table 2-3: Recommended Cable Manufacturer Part Number Description... -
Page 11: Power-On And Network Join Patterns
§2 Installation STORK UG 2.9.1 Power-On and Network Join Patterns When the sensor is activated or reset: Table 2-5: LED Patterns Condition Green LED Red LED Duration Notes Initial 0.5 sec Both LEDs are off upon activation/reset activation/reset. Power-On Self... - Page 12 §2 Installation STORK UG Figure 2-5: Removing the Battery Cover Screws 2. Remove the depleted battery and replace it with a new 3.6V Lithium Thionyl Chloride C-size battery ONLY. Insert the battery negative terminal side first. The battery contact on the battery cover is the positive contact and is marked with a plus-sign as shown in Error! Reference source not found..
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Page 13: Reset Function
0.23 Nm of torque. 2.11 Reset Function To physically reset STORK perform same steps as to get in out of DEEP SLEEP state: 1. Place magnet against the enclosure at the magnetic activation site as shown in Error! Reference source not found.7. -
Page 14: Functionality And Operation
3 Functionality and Operation 3.1.1 Tracking with Geolocation STORK tracks assets indoors and outdoors using low-power GNSS, Wi-Fi, and BLE scanning. Geolocation cycles occur regularly, with up to three scans in each cycle. It's vital to set the geolocation update period longer than the expected cycle duration to prevent data loss. - Page 15 ALL SCANS • All defined scans always done. Tailor the geolocation strategy to the STORK deployment's specific use case. For instance: 1. Delivery vehicle tracking: Use FALLBACK with priority on GNSS, then Wi-Fi, and finally BLE. Since vehicles are mainly outdoors, GNSS is likely to be the most successful, followed by Wi-Fi and BLE.
- Page 16 §3 Functionality and Operation STORK UG The default strategy is FALLBACK with GNSS, Wi-Fi, and BLE in priority order (scan logic A). See Figure 3-2 for details, with additional strategies in Appendix 3. Figure 3-2: Default Geolocation Strategy Cycle Flow With all geolocation strategies, if all scans fail, the geolocation cycle failed message is sent.
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Page 17: Temperature And Relative Humidity Transducer
3.1.2 Temperature and Relative Humidity Transducer STORK features a temperature and RH transducer, though its response time may not be immediate due to its location inside the housing. Vents allow air to reach the transducer, and airflow over the sensor can speed up response time. -
Page 18: Magnetic Sensor
3.1.5 Magnetic Sensor The STORK is equipped with a magnetic hall-effect sensor . Since the enclosures are fully sealed, there is no ability to have a battery pull-tab or reset button pinhole. The magnetic sensor therefore is included to address these purposes: 1. -
Page 19: Basic Downlinks
STORK UG 4 Basic Downlinks STORK use a "tick" system for reporting data. Generally, the sensor will report most important data every tick. A tick can be measured in seconds. There are two sets of settings that must be configured in conjunction - "Core reporting tick in seconds"... -
Page 20: Device Configuration With Atlas
ATLAS at www.atlas.tektelic.com. There are two ways to access ATLAS: 1) Using in Offline mode Figure 5-1: Login as offline mode Figure 5-2: Select STORK decoder 2) with your TEKTELIC Network Server Credentials TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide Confidential... - Page 21 §5 Device Configuration with ATLAS STORK UG Figure 5-3: Login with Network server credentials Figure 5-4: Select STORK Decoder, application and the device For more information follow this link https://knowledgehub.tektelic.com/kona-atlas TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide Confidential Page 21 of 30...
- Page 22 §6 LOCUS Application STORK UG 6 LOCUS Application 6.1 Description Locus is an application to track and monitor all assets in your network, including indoor, outdoor, and hazardous location asset tracking. Assets can be tracked across entire campuses, multiple buildings, and floors. For more detail about Locus please visit...
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Page 23: Data Converters
§7 Data converters STORK UG 7 Data converters Please follow this link: https://github.com/TektelicCommunications/data- converters/tree/master for the data converters that are to be used on TEKTELIC & other Network Server for TEKTELIC Sensors. These data converters can be used as a reference for other platforms. -
Page 24: Compliance Statements And Safety Precautions
§8 Compliance Statements and Safety STORK UG Precautions 8 Compliance Statements and Safety Precautions 8.1 Compliance Statements Federal Communications Commission: This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules [8]. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. -
Page 25: Safety Precautions
[10]. 8.2 Safety Precautions The following safety precautions should be observed for all STORK variants: • All installation practices must be in accordance with the local and national electrical codes. • Replace battery only with approved type (see §Error! Reference source not found.). -
Page 26: Appendix 1 - List Of Geolocation Strategies
STORK UG Appendix 1 - List of Geolocation Strategies Solid lines: process always done. Dotted lines: process done under certain conditions. TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide Confidential Page 26 of 30... - Page 27 Appendix 1 - List of Geolocation STORK UG Strategies TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide Confidential Page 27 of 30...
- Page 28 Appendix 1 - List of Geolocation STORK UG Strategies TEKTELIC Communications Inc. T0008710_UG_v1.2 User Guide Confidential Page 28 of 30...
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Page 29: List Of Acronyms
List of Acronyms STORK UG List of Acronyms BER ....Bit Error Rate NA ....North America BLE ....Bluetooth Low-Energy NLOS ..... Near LoS CNR ....Cahiers des charges sur les NS ....Network Server Normes Radioélectriques (RSS) -
Page 30: Document Revision History
STORK UG Document Revision History Revision Issue Date Editor Comments First draft (based on September 06, 2023 Ade Adegboye T0008710_TRM_v0.1_Draft and T0006940_UG_ver1.1) • Updated based on review feedback. • Corrected product codes. December 12 2023 Carter Mudryk • Minor grammatical and formatting changes.
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