How to replace the batteries in your wireless sensors. Our standard sensors with AA battery, simply slide the battery compartment door open to access the batteries. With our standard sensors, once the coin cell battery has been depleted, you can change the battery by peeling the sticker away from the battery slot, then from the […]
Duplicate Sensor Readings
Information on repeated data in the sensor history One of the strengths of the MSG O3A Remote Monitoring Solution is that the sensors can both transmit and receive. After a sensor transmits its data it waits to hear an acknowledgement back from the gateway that the sensor data was received. If the sensor does […]
How Many Wireless Sensors Can be Used with One Wireless Gateway
The wireless gateways can support up to 100 sensors. To expand a network beyond 100 sensors, simply add another wireless gateway to the network. All standard wireless gateways can support up to 100 sensors. To expand a network beyond 100 sensors, simply add another wireless gateway to the network.
Sensor does not come online
Troubleshooting Steps for a Sensor Not Coming Online Check battery. If not installed, install battery. If installed, check orientation and if it is fully seated. If installed, remove the battery for 60 seconds, then replace. If installed correctly, try switching batteries with a known working battery. Check the distance from sensor to gateway: Commercial […]
Configuring multiples sensors at the same time
How to configure same sensor types with the same settings Login to vww.viewmysensors.com First, set one of the sensors up the way you want all of the sensors of the same type. This will be your “model” sensor. Click “Configure Multiple Sensors” at the bottom of the sensor’s list window. Next select the type of […]
Optimizing your wireless sensor network
When dealing with wireless sensor networks, there are a lot of factors that affect the quality and reliability of transmission signals between your sensors and the gateway. Position your Wireless Gateway in a central location Whenever possible, position your wireless gateway in a central location within your facility. If the gateway is against an […]
MSGO3A-Product Guides
QuickStart Guides EGW Ethernet Gateway Quick Start Guide MSG03A View My Sensors QuickStart Guide User Guides MSGO3A LTE Gateway User Guide MSGO3A Wireless Water Detection Puck Sensor MSG O3A Smart Temperature Food Probe User Guide MSGO3A Wireless Thermocouple Sensor User Guide MSGO3A Wireless Open-Close Sensor User Guide MSGO3A Wireless Vibration Meters User Guide MSGO3A ViewMySensors […]
MSGO3A-Datasheets
Wireless Sensors MSGO3A Smart Temperature Food Probe MSG Sensr-Temp Sensor-AA MSG Sensr-Temp Sensor with Probe-AA MSG Sensr-K-Type Thermocouple Sensor-AA MSGO3A Wireless Open-Close Sensor MSG Sensr-Vibration-AA MSG Sensr-Humidity-AA MSG Sensr-Impact Detection-AA MSG Sensr-Door Open-Close-AA MSG Sensr-BLE Temp Light Impact MSG Sensr-BLE Temp Light IoT Gateways MN-MNG2-9-EG-EGW-Ethernet Gateway BW-BLE01-BLE Connect Gateway BW-BI-M1IOT-SOL-R-Solar Asset Tracker Asset […]
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Wireless Temperature Installation For Coolers
This tech-tip is meant to give to give some suggestions for installing wireless sensors for applications involving walk-in coolers or freezers. The MSG O3A wireless sensors communicate via RF (radio frequency) and it is important to note that the metal construction of most coolers and freezers can interfere with radio signal. It is also important […]