This article explains how to plan mesh networks with Treon products, key principles of Wirepas mesh networks and solutions to common issues.
When a Treon solution is deployed, it is key to plan the mesh network before the actual on-site installation.
This article explains how to test a mesh network deployment and troubleshoot common issues in deployment.
Testing the Network Before you install the physical devices at the deployment site, first perform a dry-run of the system to test if the network runs.
How to Form DM Commands Example of a DM command:
{"Ver": "2", "Val": ["AQA="], "I": 1, "Res": [1026], "Cmd": "set", "Nid": "BROADCAST", "T": [33507, 1]}
Version Field The Version field “Ver” defines which version of the JSON specification to use.
This article describes how to install a Treon Industrial Node or Industrial Node 6 without an adapter directly to the machine surface via an M8 hole.
For this installation method, the Industrial Node is directly attached to the machine surface.
This article shows strategies to work with raw data in a mesh network and solutions to common issues.
Working with large amounts of data, that occur when transmitting burst data from the nodes to the Gateway, needs to be taken into account when planning and deploying a mesh network.
This article introduces two alternative network deployments that solve common issues when working with large data in a mesh network.
There are ways to circumvent some of the mesh network’s features that in specific cases can stand against the optimal usage of the Treon products.
This article describes how to install a Treon Industrial Node or Industrial Node 6 with the help of the Treon Magnetic Mount Adapter.
Using the Treon Magnetic Mount Adapter enables attaching Industrial Node to uneven surfaces and without any opening for a bolt.