Tap the MDN Magnet (206.803) on the position shown in the following figure for at least 3 seconds.

Briefly tap the MDN Magnet (206.803) on the position shown in the following figure (approx. 1 sec.).

When tapping the first time after activating the display, automatic switching between the tabs is deactivated. After that, you can switch to the next tab everytime you tap again.

How-To-Video: Installing the Multi band antenna with bracket

1. Push the Jellox Node slightly out of the protective armour
2. Slide the antenna bracket into the opening on the back of the protective armour
3. Push the Jellox Node completely back into the protective amour
4. Remove the sealing plug that protects the antenna connector
5. Connect the antenna connection cable to the antenna connector on the device

Avoid applying excessive force when tightening the antenna. No tools may be used. The antenna should only be tightened by hand.

There is currently no direct way to manually trigger the radio connection to the remote sensors. However, you can activate transport mode briefly and then deactivate it again immediately. Once transport mode is deactivated, the radio connection to the remote sensors is established.

Proceed as follows:

1. Activate transport mode (set the "Operation mode" in the Device settings to "transport")
2. Trigger a connection to transmit the changed configuration (see Setup mode)
3. Wait until the connection has been deactivated and the transport mode has been activated (see Status bar).
4. Trigger a connection again to deactivate the transport mode once more (see Setup mode).

If you do not take any action, the radio connection to the remote sensors is automatically established 2 hours after the interruption has been signalled (error "E003", see Error codes). Unmittelbar beim Auftreten der Unterbrechungen wird mehrmals versucht, die Verbindung wieder herzustellen, bevor der Fehler "E003" ausgelöst wird.

The Jellox Node transmits more measurement values than are displayed in the default report template for displaying the measurement data. This includes the signal strength of the radio connection ("RSSI") for each of the remote sensors. How can I check the quality of the radio connection to the remote sensors?

The following section describes how to create a report. More information is provided in the "Reports" section of the myDatanet Server Manual .

To display the "RSSI" measurement value, proceed as follows:

1. Create a new report (plus symbol in the "Reports" section of the "Sites / Applications" area at customer level)
2. Add a report element of type "Graphic" to the report you have just created.
3. Open the configuration of the graphic report element.
4. Use the "Site" and "Channel" drop-down lists to select the RSSI measurement value of the remote sensor to be checked. The name of the measurement value is made up of the variable part (defined via the input window "Remote sensor module of type Radar" or "Remote sensor module of type Gauge") and "RSSI".
5. Complete the configuration.
6. Evaluate the displayed measurement curve. The signal strength should always be above -75 dBm (e.g. -70 dBm).

Take the following precautions to improve the radio connection:

• Remove interfering objects. A direct line of sight between the Jellox Node and the remote sensors ensures optimum connection conditions.
• Reduce the distance between the Jellox Node and the remote sensors.

There is currently no possibility for customers to add additional remote sensors to the Jellox Node at a later date or to replace an existing remote sensor.

Should you still need to do so, please contact support (support.microtronics.com). Our support team can usually carry out the requested action remotely. It is therefore not necessary to send in the Jellox Node .

The support team is also limited to the maximum permitted number when adding remote sensors. Only one remote sensor can be used with the Jellox Node Basic . Up to 4 remote sensors can be used with Jellox Node Elite .

Activate transport mode by setting the "operating mode" in the input screen "Device settings" (see Device settings ) "transport". After that, initiate a connection (see Setup mode) to transmit the changed configuration to the Jellox Node .

The measurement data is assigned to the site and not to the linked device. If a device is replaced, all data (measurement values and configurations) are retained. The site is only assigned a different device by changing the serial number. From this moment on, the site receives the measurement data from the newly assigned device.

Proceed as follows to assign another Jellox Node to the site:

1. Activate transport mode on the new device (see Storage of the product). Transport mode is already active on newly delivered Jellox Node .
2. Open the default input screen for configuring the site (click on the pencil symbol in the list of sites, see "Sites / Applications" area at customer level).
3. Enter the serial number of the new device in the "Device S/N" field of the configuration section "Site".
4. Trigger a connection on the device to be replaced (see Setup mode). All data that has not yet been transmitted is transferred to the server.
5. Check whether all relevant data has been transferred. If necessary, trigger the connection again.
6. Trigger a connection on the new device to transfer the the configuration of the site (and therefore also the assignment to the site) to the new device.

From this point on, the site receives the measurement data from the newly assigned device.

As the replaced device is now not assigned to a site, it no longer records any data. However, it will continue to establish a connection to the server at the last set transmission interval in order to be informed about the assignment to a site if necessary. However, it is recommended to activate transport mode. To do so though, the device must be assigned to a site. The site can be deleted again after activating transport mode.