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Technical Documentation Hub/Dot Installation Manual │1

Technical Documentation DOC Hub Installation Manual Issue Date 17/10/2018 >>> Change History <<< Rev Date Issued By Description 1.0 17/10/18 DB Version 1.0 Prepared by: DB Date 17/10/18 Reviewed by: Objective The Technical documentation is describing and defining the usage of specified items for technical experts. It shell describe features of the defined topic, expected performance and examples. Target audience is professional trained experts only. Definitions and Abbreviations All diagrams shall be provided in a way that they can be directly transferred into any Diagram relevant Marketing material such as Technical Specifications or User Manual. All instructions shall be formulated or presented in a way that they can be understood by a Instruction third-party layman and used as basis for descriptions in the User Manual │2

Technical Documentation Table of Contents General 5 Introduction 5 Safety Instructions 5 Package content 5 Specification Hub 6 Interfaces 6 Power Compatibility 6 Technical Data 7 Dimensions 8 Installation Hub 9 Mounting Options 9 Mounting on Wall 9 Mounting on Ceiling 10 Setup Hub 11 User Interface (Buttons & LEDs) 11 Network connect 12 IP settings (wired LAN connection) 12 Pairing of wireless Sensors (Dots) 12 Clear Buffer Data 13 Reset RF setting 13 Admin Portal 14 Status page 14 Network page 15 Sensors 15 Setup Dot 16 General 16 Powering Dot 17 Mounting Dot 17 Connecting Sensor Probe 18 Pairing Dot 18 Button / LED 18 Factory reset Dot 19 Dimensions Dot 19 Firmware update 20 │3

Technical Documentation Firmware update from cloud 20 Firmware update manually 20 │4

Technical Documentation General Introduction The Hub is a central IoT gateway with integrated wireless transmitters to uplink sensor data to the cloud backend. The Hub can connect to Energybox sensors (Dot) wirelessly and receive sensor data. The information will be time synchronized and aggregated. Connected to internet via LAN interface or the internal cellular modem the data can be uplinked to the cloud database. This document describes how to install a unit and ensure proper operation. Besides general information you will be guided through the physical installment process and the operation of device and data uplink connectivity. Safety Instructions Please always disconnect power before installing the unit ! Any installation should be done by certified personnel. Please make sure the unit is not connected to any voltage level outside specification. Package content The package contains the following items: ▪ Hub ▪ Mounting Plate ▪ Mounting-Screws ▪ Sim card (optional) ▪ CAT5 cable (LAN) ▪ Antenna for RF connection ▪ Antenna for cellular connection ▪ AC/DC Power adaptor ▪ DC Jack Adaptor for fixed wire mounting on DC cord │5

Technical Documentation Specification Hub Interfaces PORT DESCRIPTION PORT SPECIFICATION CABLE REQUIREMENTS 1 LAN port RJ 45 TCP/IP CAT5 or higher 2 Antenna 4G (green code) SMA Jack - 3 USB Port for backup battery Micro USB Micro USB cable 4 DC Power port DC Jack 2.5mm Adaptor or DC In hole Jack 5 Antenna RF (grey code) SMA Jack - Power Compatibility The Hub provides various options to power the unit. All of them can be operated simultaneously and provide fallback feature between each other. POWER INPUT DESCRIPTION PORT SPECIFICATION POE Power over Ethernet LAN RJ45 DC JACK 5V / 2A DC input AC/DC adaptor required USB POWER 5V / 2A USB power from battery Micro USB; not charging is power pack for backup of unit provided │6

Technical Documentation Technical Data Build In Powersupply Power Input DC Power input 5V / 2A, AC-DC Power Adaptor 90-240VAC, 50/60 Hz PoE via LAN port USB 5V / 2A battery power pack support (backup function) Sensor Communication RF Frequency 902-928 MHz (US version) Antenna SMA, 3dBi gain Wireless range 1000 ft / 300m (in line of sight), 150 ft / 45m (indoor) Range may vary according to environmental variables Max no of Sensors 50 Security AES-128 Encryption Network Communication LAN RJ45 10/100 Mbps Security TLS1.2, AES-128 Encryption IP DHCP or static IPv4 Bandwidth min. 128kBps upload speed 4G LTE/4G Modem with dedicated Simcard Antenna SMA, 3dBi gain Data Logger Memory Size 120MB Capacity Max. 4 weeks Enclosure Mounting/Housing Wall or Ceiling mount Size DIA 7.88” x H 2.21” DIA 200mm x H56mm Weight 0.98lbs / 445g Environmental conditions Location Indoor Unit Operating Temp. 32°F to 113°F (0°C to +45°C) Storage Temp. -22°F to 140°F (-30°C to +60°C () Humidity max. 90% non-condensing Regulatory FCC │7

Technical Documentation Dimensions │8

Technical Documentation Installation Hub Mounting Options The Hub can be mounted in different options on Wall, Ceiling or Desk. Necessary mounting equipment is provided as accessory. Mounting on Wall │9

Technical Documentation Mounting on Ceiling │10

Technical Documentation Setup Hub User Interface (Buttons & LEDs) NO DESCRIPTION LED COLOR SIGNAL STATUS 1 RF Status Red No Sensor connected Amber At least one sensor of whitelist connected, but some missing Green All Sensors from whitelist connected 2 Pairing Mode Off Pairing Mode disabled Green flash Pairing Mode enabled 3 Cloud Status Red Disconnected Amber Connected to Cloud, Buffer mode operation Green Connected to Cloud 4 4G/LTE Status Off Disabled or no Simcard inserted Red No signal detected Amber Signal detected, but no Host-Server connection Green Connected to Host-Server 5 Central Status Green Normal operation Green flash Firmware updating Amber Buffer erase in progress Red flash (1x) Door opened Cyan flash (1x) Door closed Blue flash (1x) Button double click on dot │11

Technical Documentation Network connect The Hub requires an Internet connection and offers connectivity via the internal LAN network connection port or build in 4G Modem. Default setting is to 4G modem as primary link to Internet. The LAN port supports standard Ethernet communication at 10/100Mbps and TCP/IP protocol. Standard unit is equipped with international simcard for mobile network access and does not require user interaction for linking the unit to internet. After unit is powered will automatically link to cellular network and connect to cloud. The LEDs on unit indicate current state. For wired connectivity the Hub supports a local LAN interface, standard set to DHCP IP setting and with ability link to cloud through any standard broadband router. IP settings can be modified in admin portal of Hub towards static IPv4 setting. IP settings (wired LAN connection) Default setting for IP connection of Hub is set to DHCP. There is a 4G over LAN fallback enabled. In case of usage inside a local network with firewall the following ports are required to be open to access the energybox cloud system: Pairing of wireless Sensors (Dots) The Hub supports whitelist method of pairing of sensors to the Hub. Each wireless sensor is equipped with a global unique ID (UID) and once powered the sensor will seek for a Energybox Hub to transmit data to. The whitelist is a list of UID inside Hub which is the ‘allowance list’. Hub will only accept sensors transmitting data to Hub that are listed in whitelist. Once a sensor is transmitting data to Hub it is in paired mode causing the sensor to no longer seek for a Hub rather than transmitting data in regular configured interval. On admin portal of Hub is an overview of listed sensors in whitelist and status (paired / non-paired). To add a device to whitelist and pair with Hub activate the pairing mode on Hub. │12

Technical Documentation The green LED of pairing mode starts flashing and Dots that are not yet paired and seeking for Hub will pair to Hub accordingly. The flashing LED on dot indicates pairing seek and will be in off state once paired. ATTENTION: Do not start pairing mode on multiple Hubs simultaneously in same communication area next to each other as the pairing will be random by then. Clear Buffer Data The Hub provides Memory for storing measurement data up to 4 weeks in case of disconnect to host server. This data can be manually erased following the procedure: Step 1: power off Hub Step 2: Hold RF link button Step 3: Power on Hub Step 4: RF link and cloud LED turn red, Status LED turn green Step 5: Keep pressing RF link button for 15s Step 6: Pairing and RF link LED turn green Step 7: Release button Reset RF setting During normal operation of Hub press and hold RF link button and pairing button for 5s. This will reset the RF settings. │13

Technical Documentation Admin Portal The Hub is providing an internal webserver allowing access to devices admin portal for manual configuration settings. To enter the admin portal attach the Hub to your network or computer with a wired LAN connection. Start an internet browser (preferred Chrome) and enter the Hubs IP address. You will be linked to the device admin portal. Credentials for login: User : hubadmin Password : hubadmin Status page Landing page is the status of unit: UUID Unique ID of Hub (same as MAC adress of LAN port) Server Host Server setting the Hub is connecting to Status Cloud link status (connected to Host server) Network Network type and carrier LTE RSSI Signal strength of RSSI on 4G/LTE LTE Signal quality of 4G/LTE connection Sim card Status of simcard Paired Sensors Number of paired Sensors to Hub │14

Technical Documentation Network page Ethernet setting applies between DHCP mode of operation or fixed IPv4 setting. Ports in use please see referring chapter in manual. Mobile setting applies the 4G/LTE setting. For Energybox simcard set to default. In case of instable 4G network a preference handling Mobile/LAN can be set. NTP servers are set to default NTP pool operation. In case of operating of unit inside intranetwork the settings can be modified. Cloud setting defaults to standard Energybox Host Server and can be modified for intranetwork operation. Sensors Current whitelist of sensors shows which UID of sensors will be accepted by Hub and their actual pair status. Unpaired sensors shows only sensors that are seeking for Hub to pair to. On admin portal can manually add those to whitelist. │15

Technical Documentation Setup Dot General The Energybox Dot Sensor lines supports two models: Ambient Dot with internal temperature and humidity sensor Sensor Dot with external probe connector. │16

Technical Documentation Powering Dot The Dot can be battery powered or DC hard wired powered. Open top cover by turn counterclockwise and insert 2x AA batteries (non-rechargeable). For DC wiring connect a 5V / 200mA DC source to the terminal for powering and follow polarity mark. The wiring can be support from backside of dot through hole. Mounting Dot │17

Technical Documentation The dot comes with Velcro-tape for easy mounting on surface. Screw mounting is also provided and suitable screws are in accessory of Dot package. Connect the antenna to SMA jack of Dot. The Dot cannot operate properly without antenna connected. Connecting Sensor Probe The sensor connector supports probes from Energybox portfolio. The probe can be connected to Dot via sensor connector and will be recognized automatically. In case of probe requires powering the sensor port will provide this and no additional equipment is needed to operate the probe. Pairing Dot After first power up the Dot sensor will seek for Hub to pair with. The LED will be on green flashing (slow) and it needs to be made sure Hub in pairing mode is at near. A Hub with UID of Dot listed in whitelist will pair the Dot automatically. After pairing done the LED of Dot will be off state. Button / LED The Dot comes with one button and build in LED. LED COLOR SIGNAL STATUS Off Paired mode, normal operation Green flash (5s) Seeking pairing to Hub Green flash (0.2s) Pairing in process BUTTON PRESS SIGNAL STATUS Double click manual transmit of value, LED will flash up (6x) for proper transmission (can be used for checking connection to Hub) │18

Technical Documentation Factory reset Dot To factory reset Dot and activate pairing mode again follow the procedure: Step 1: Press and hold button of Dot Step 2: Power on Dot Step 3: Keep holding button for >15s Step 4: Ensure LED flash quick for 3s Step 5: Click button once within 3s Dimensions Dot │19

Technical Documentation Firmware update Hub provides functionality for firmware update on both internal operating system and wireless connected devices. To ensure synchronized proper operation the Hub will update wireless connected devices automatically to same firmware being installed on Hub. Whilst the firmware update process on Hub is being performed in less than 1 Minute the update via RF to wireless connected devices might take time depending on bandwidth available in air traffic and number of devices connected to Hub. During Hub firmware update the Center LED is green flashing. During Dot or any wireless connected device firmware update the RF LED is flashing green/red. On Dot device the LED is flashing green quickly. Firmware update from cloud For Firmware update on cloud follow online instruction. Firmware update manually For manual firmware update in admin portal: 1. Connect the Hub to the LAN. 2. Enter Hub’s Admin portal 3. Goto Maintainance page 4. Enter Firmware update page and choose firmware-file from your computer 5. Wait until reboot of system Please note that the filename is case-sensitive. │20

Technical Documentation FCC Regulatory Information These devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Caution : The user is cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Note : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. RF Exposure Statement : This equipment complies with FCC’s RF radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed and operated to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be collocated or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Installers must ensure that 20cm separation distance will be maintained between the device (excluding its handset) and users. │21


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