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  Introduction This article explains the Treon Connect Mobile app user interface.  First log-in After starting the Treon Connect Mobile app for the first time, you are asked to enter the name of your Treon Connect instance.

  Introduction Your Treon Connect Gateway 2 in Protective Enclosure is typically supplied with a SIM card that is operational in your country. All Treon Gateways can also connect to the internet via Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

What’s in the box The sales box of the Treon Gateway in Protective Enclosure contains the following: Treon Gateway in Protective Enclosure Documentation Here is a video showing the unboxing of the Treon Condition Monitoring Starter Kit with a Treon Gateway In Protected Enclosure and Treon Industrial Nodes 6:

What’s in the box The sales box of the Treon Gateway in Protective Enclosure contains the following: Treon Gateway in Protective Enclosure Documentation Here is a video showing the unboxing of the Treon Condition Monitoring Starter Kit with a Treon Gateway In Protected Enclosure and Treon Industrial Nodes 6:

What’s in the box The sales box of the Treon Gateway in Protective Enclosure contains the following: Treon Gateway in Protective Enclosure Documentation Here is a video showing the unboxing of the Treon Condition Monitoring Starter Kit with a Treon Gateway In Protected Enclosure and Treon Industrial Nodes 6:

Introduction Your Treon Connect Test Kit gateway typically comes equipped with a SIM card operational in your country. Additionally, all Treon Gateways can be connected to the the internet via Ethernet connection or Wi-Fi.

Introduction Your Treon Connect Test Kit gateway typically comes equipped with a SIM card operational in your country. Additionally, all Treon Gateways can be connected to the the internet via Ethernet connection or Wi-Fi.

No connection via SIM card If the Treon Gateway has a SIM card in its SIM card slot but does not connect to the network (indicated by a red status light), there are several possible root causes.

This article shows the default configuration of the Treon Industrial Node 6. Fig.: Treon Industrial Node 6 DM Model.   Please note: The configuration shown here is valid for FW version 6.

This article shows the default configuration of the Treon Industrial Node 6 before FW 6.17 Fig.: Treon Industrial Node 6 DM Model.  Timer Parameters Time ON/OFF Measurement Selection Timer 1 1h ON 0 Timer 2 6h ON 1 Timer 3 24h OFF 2 and 3 Status Interval 3h ON none  Measurement Parameters Measurement ID 0 1 2 3 Default Axis 3 3 3 x-axis All G-Range 4 4 4 4 4 Sample Amount 36864 36864 36864 68268 110592 Calculations 1 and 3 2 and 4 5 6 0  Calculation Parameters CalcID 1 2 3 4 5 6 Default Features v-RMS, v-PEAK, v-P2P, Clipping detect LOW FFT, Clipping detect a-RMS, a-PEAK, a-P2P, Kurtosis, Crest, Clipping detect HIGH FFT, Clipping detect Raw data Raw data FFT, aRMS, aPEAK Low cut-off 10 10 no filter no filter no filter High cut-off 1000 1333 no filter no filter no filter Decimation 9 0 1 Averages 0 9 0 Overlap % 0 0 0 Window Hanning Hanning Hanning Lines of resolution 1600 1600 2048 FFT format Variable Variable Auto (no variable)  Wakeup Parameters Default Feature Enable OFF Wake-up G-range 4G Wake-up threshold 8 Wake-up Action Delay 30s Wake-up Blank-time 900s Action measurement ON Action Indication OFF Action LED ON Measurements to be triggered 1