Overview Backend Treon Sensor System consists of sensors, gateways and backend services. Sensors make the measurements and send the collected data to the gateway. Treon Gateway moves data between sensors and backend systems.
The SystemDevice management system has three main components:
Backend: sends dm commands and analyses the responses
Targets: objects to be managed. Objects may contain several resources that are managed
Check if the Treon sensor is connected to the gateway First method to check connection can be done with the sensor
Briefly press the user button of the sensor Led will light up and then blink.
Predictive monitoring is the key to predictive maintenance. Condition monitoring helps to indicate developing faults in the machinery by identifying significant enough changes. The process critical machines - turbines, or boilers, for example, cover usually around 5% of the machines.
After you have successfully connected to the gateway using an SSH connection, you can configure the available parameters and settings.
Differences between gwadmin and gwuser The access rights of gwadmin and gwuser are different.
How can I track my Treon order? If you would like to know the exact delivery time for your order, please contact the Treon Sales team: sales@treon.fi.
If you have received a waybill number, the shipment is being delivered and you can track the shipment in the carrier tracking services.
Quick Start Guides To learn about the hardware, the installation and basic setup of the Treon Gateway, please read our Quick Start Guide.
Overview The Treon Gateway connects a mesh of sensor nodes to a cloud backend.
The Treon Gateway provides a powerful ARM-based Linux platform (Yocto) for running edge compute applications.
Developers can easily deploy and execute applications written in
Python 2.7 or 3 (preloaded) Node.