Introduction In Module 1 of our Treon Connect training we show how to set up your Treon Connect instance so you can see your data coming in:
Step 1 Getting Started: Activate your Treon Gateway and Treon Industrial Nodes
Introduction In Module 1 of our Treon Connect training we show how to set up your Treon Connect instance so you can see your data coming in:
Step 1 Getting Started: Activate your Treon Gateway and Treon Industrial Nodes
The following diagram shows the basic workflow of Treon Connect:
Treon Sensors capture temperature and vibration data from the equipment (the Assets) and transmit it to the Treon Gateway.
The Treon Gateway sends this data to the Treon Connect backend via its internet connection.
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.
Introduction The Assets function lets you define Assets, which define items and machines that are equipped with one or multiple Treon Connect sensors.
Assets for data collection enable you to acquire and manage data from assets using Treon measurement points, third-party devices, or OEMs to enhance operational visibility.
Your Treon Connect application is structured in the following way:
TREON CONNECT → GROUP → ASSET → SENSOR → POSITION
The following table explains the Treon Connect concepts and terminology you need to know to get started with Treon Connect:
The Treon Industrial Sensor C is a wireless battery- operated sensor device for collecting condition monitoring data of industrial equipment.
When the device is powered on and provisioned, it starts automatically to measure and transmit data.