Hobo HOBOnet RXW-ANA Series Quick Start

RXW HOBOnet® Analog Mote (RXW-ANA-xxx) Quick Start
Adding a Sensor Node to the HOBOnet Wireless Sensor Network
Important: Keep the sensor node near the station while completing
these steps.
If you are setting up a new station, follow the instructions in the
station quick start guide before setting up this sensor node (go to
www.onsetcomp.com/resources/documentation/24380-man-
rx2105-rx2106-qsg for RX2105 and RX2106 stations or
www.onsetcomp.com/resources/documentation/18254-man-qsg-
rx3000 for RX3000 stations).
1
Press the Select button on the station to switch
to the module with the manager (module 2 on
RX2105 or RX2106 stations).
2
Press the Search button (the magnifying glass)
on the station. The magnifying glass icon will
blink while the station is in search mode waiting
for sensor nodes to join the network.
3
Open the door on the sensor node. Plug in the
battery cable and the solar panel cable. Press
the button on the sensor node for 3 seconds.
The signal strength icon will flash then cycle.
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4
Watch the sensor node LCD while it joins the
network:
a.
This signal strength
icon blinks while the
sensor node searches
for a network.
c.
This network
connection "x" icon
blinks while the
sensor node
completes the
registration process,
which may take up to
five minutes.
Note: If the mote fails to join the system and error
code 135 is displayed on the station's LCD, log in
to licor.cloud and update your station with the
latest firmware.
5
Press the Search button on the station again to
stop the search for sensor nodes.
6
Connect the analog sensor(s) (see Connecting
Analog Sensors).
7
Go to licor.cloud to monitor the status and health
of the sensor node.
See Configuring the Sensors in HOBOlink in the
manual or View and Manage Devices in HOBOlink
Help for more information.
b.
Once the sensor node
finds a network, the
icon stops blinking and
the bars cycle from left
to right.
d.
Once the sensor node
has finished joining the
network, the "x" icon
no longer appears. The
channel count on the
station LCD increases
by four.