Every Node and Gateway, from programming on. A unit's code is the last 4 of
its Adapter BLE ID, as on its label (the Dashboard shows Nodes by LoRa module ID). Click a unit
to open it; right-click for Reprint, Mark returned and more.
Unit
LoRa module ID
Serial
Kind
Status
Customer / site
Last heard
Flags
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Dispatch
Pick the customer and site, then scan each unit (the scanner types the
label's QR into the box), or type a serial, BLE ID, LoRa module ID or short code and press Enter.
Each scan adds a line: green can go, red says why not. Nothing is saved until Confirm dispatch.
Unit
Serial
Kind
Check
Nothing scanned yet.
Returns
Scan each unit that comes back to the workshop. It goes back to customer
0000 straight away ("returned from" stays in its history). A Node can be restocked once
the bench has heard it on 0000.
Unit
Serial
Returned from
Restock
Nothing scanned yet.
Settings
Current settings. To change them, edit .env and restart
the controller.
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Customers
Codes are given out automatically from 0100 and never reused. 0000 =
unassigned / workshop; 0099 = NZAT (demo, trial and loan kits, a site each).
Code
Name
Type
Contact
Unleashed
Sites
Nodes
Unassigned nodes
Nodes on 0000. Pick a customer; the Node is told its new code just
before its next poll.
Node
Adapter BLE ID
Last heard
Customer
Gateways
A node is polled through its own customer's gateway first, then the best
of the others.
Gateway
Status
Customer
Users
Username
Role
Status
Created
Last login
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Mark returned
Add unit by hand
Normally the programming station or gateway setup tool does this. The unit
is added as stock on 0000 with the fleet Bluetooth PIN; use it only for units that passed test.
New customer
Sites
Site
Gateways
Units
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Move
Each Node is told its new customer code the next time it is heard.