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[[RU:BA-BLE| Русская версия]] | [[RU:BA-BLE| Русская версия]] | ||
[[es:BA-BLE| Versión en español]] | [[es:BA-BLE| Versión en español]] | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE.png|thumb|'''<big>Current BA-BLE design</big>''']] | ||
'''ADAPTER BA-BLE 5.0 LR''' ( | '''ADAPTER BA-BLE 5.0 LR''' (hereinafter - '''BA-BLE''' adapter, base, device) is designed to receive and process data from connected wireless measuring devices (up to 10 pieces) and wireless tags (up to 30 pieces), output information to mobile application via Bluetooth wireless channel, work with navigation terminal (tracker) via '''LLS''' and '''MODBUS''' protocol using '''RS-232''' and '''RS-485''' interfaces. | ||
[[MODBUS | [[MODBUS TD-500|MODBUS example]] | ||
More detailed technical specifications are presented in the [https://www.fmeter.ru/download/_ftp/eng/wired-base/BA_BLE_5_0_LR_Datasheet.pdf?v=210225224932 datasheet] | |||
'''BA-BLE''' adapter is used in monitoring of various objects where wireless measuring and/or indication devices are installed and where it is necessary to transfer information from them to the control device. | |||
Examples of '''BA-BLE''' applications: | |||
* | * Monitoring vehicle fuel consumption in conjunction with a wireless fuel level sensor «'''[[TD-BLE]]'''» and «'''[[TD-150-BLE]]'''» | ||
* | * Measurement of humidity, temperature with sensor «'''[[TH-BLE]]'''» | ||
* | * Control of position in space of parts and mechanisms of special equipment (measurement of rotation angle, rotation speed, etc.) by means of a sensor «'''[[DU-BLE]]'''» | ||
* | * Tag location control «'''[[ID-TAG]]'''». Friend and foe systems, trailer equipment control, etc. | ||
Learn more about these devices on [https://escortsensors.com/product/escort-sensors/ our website]. | |||
= '''<big>Connection to BA-BLE</big>''' = | = '''<big>Connection to BA-BLE</big>''' = | ||
BA-BLE is fully configured via bluetooth using the mobile application available on [https://apps.apple.com/ru/app/escort-sensor-configurator/id1483425085 iOS] and [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.fmeter.config Android] devices (hereinafter referred to as “'''the app'''”). | |||
Start the configurator. Enable '''bluetooth''', geolocation and also make sure that the application has access to '''Geolocation'''. | Start the configurator. Enable '''bluetooth''', geolocation and also make sure that the application has access to '''Geolocation'''. | ||
[[ | [[File:Screenshot 20240221-094919 One UI Home.png|frameless]] [[File:Screenshot 20240221-095105 Permission controller.png|frameless]] | ||
[[File:BA-BLE connection gif.gif|frameless]] | |||
Press '''Sensor settings button'''. Afterwards, select '''BA-BLE'''. | |||
[[File:Sensor settings. Main page.png|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE selection.png|frameless]] | |||
[[ | Find the required adapter by typing the last 6 digits of its serial number. You can find the serial number on the case. | ||
You can also simply select the required sensor from the list and click the '''Connect''' button. | |||
[[File:BA-BLE connection.png|frameless]] | |||
== '''<big>Setting password</big>''' == | == '''<big>Setting password</big>''' == | ||
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You can set, change and delete a password in the '''Additional Features'''. | You can set, change and delete a password in the '''Additional Features'''. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE additional features.png|frameless]] | ||
Then, in the field that appears named "Password for changing settings", enter the password that you want be used later and click '''Enter'''. | Then, in the field that appears named "Password for changing settings", enter the password that you want be used later and click '''Enter'''. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE password set.png|frameless]]<blockquote>'''<big><u>PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PASSWORD RESET PROCEDURE IS VERY TIME-INTENSIVE. WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU TAKE A RESPONSIBLE APPROACH TO SELECTING YOUR PASSWORD AND MAINTAINING ITS SAFETY.</u></big>'''</blockquote>'''<big>Also note that the password cannot start with 0.</big>''' | ||
To delete a previously set password, you must enter it in the Password field, and then press the '''Enter''' and then the '''Delete''' buttons. | To delete a previously set password, you must enter it in the Password field, and then press the '''Enter''' and then the '''Delete''' buttons. | ||
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After connecting to the BA-BLE, you will see the main menu. | After connecting to the BA-BLE, you will see the main menu. | ||
[[ | [[File:Main parameters BA-BLE.png|frameless]] | ||
# BA-BLE serial number | # BA-BLE serial number | ||
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= '''<big>Sensor connection</big>''' = | = '''<big>Sensor connection</big>''' = | ||
To connect sensors in the main menu of '''BA-BLE''' press “'''+'''” ('''1''') and in the opened window enter the sensor name or MAC address('''2''') and press “'''Connect'''”('''3'''). | |||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE adding device.png|frameless]] | ||
To delete, swipe the sensor to the left and click delete and then disable. | |||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE remove sensors.gif|frameless]] | ||
== '''<big>TD-BLE</big>''' == | == '''<big>TD-BLE</big>''' == | ||
To connect TD-BLE to BA-BLE, in the main menu press “+” ('''1''') and in the opened window enter the sensor name( TD_******) or MAC address('''2''') and press “'''Connect'''”('''3'''). | |||
You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE connection.png|frameless]] | ||
After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE search.png|frameless]] | ||
After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE main.png|frameless]] | ||
After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE RS-485 setting.png|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE RS-485 NetAdd.png|frameless|562x562px]]a | ||
When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE occupied NetAdd.png|frameless]] | ||
The main parameters TD-BLE is selected for transmission are | |||
[[File:BA-BLE TD-BLE transmitted parameters.jpg|frameless]] | |||
To remove a | To remove a paired sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE remove sensors.gif|frameless]] | ||
== '''<big>TD-150-BLE</big>''' == | == '''<big>TD-150-BLE</big>''' == | ||
To connect TD-150-BLE to BA-BLE, in the main menu press “+” ('''1''') and in the opened window enter the sensor name( TW_******) or MAC address('''2''') and press “'''Connect'''”('''3'''). | |||
You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE connection.png|frameless]] | ||
After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE menu.png|frameless]] | ||
After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE main.png|frameless]] | ||
After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE settings.png|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE setting NetAdd.png|frameless]] | ||
When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE occupied NetAdd.png|frameless]] | ||
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The main parameters TD-150-BLE is selected for transmission are | The main parameters TD-150-BLE is selected for transmission are | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TW-BLE parameters.png|frameless]] | ||
To remove a tethered sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | To remove a tethered sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE remove sensors.gif|frameless]] | ||
== '''<big>DU-BLE</big>''' == | == '''<big>DU-BLE</big>''' == | ||
To connect DU-BLE to BA-BLE, in the main menu press “+” ('''1''') and in the opened window enter the sensor name( DU_******) or MAC address('''2''') and press “'''Connect'''”('''3'''). | |||
You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE connection.png|frameless]] | ||
After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE search.png|frameless]] | ||
After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE main.png|frameless]] | ||
After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE settings.png|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE setting NetAdd.png|frameless|464x464px]] | ||
When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE occupied NetAdd.png|frameless]] | ||
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The main parameters DU-BLE is selected for transmission are | The main parameters DU-BLE is selected for transmission are | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE DU-BLE parameters.png|frameless]] | ||
To remove a tethered sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | To remove a tethered sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE remove sensors.gif|frameless]] | ||
== '''<big>TH-BLE</big>''' == | == '''<big>TH-BLE</big>''' == | ||
To connect TH-BLE to BA-BLE, in the main menu press “+” ('''1''') and in the opened window enter the sensor name( TH_******) or MAC address('''2''') and press “'''Connect'''”('''3'''). | |||
You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | You can find the sensor name on the sensor cover (last 6 digits of the serial number) or when searching for or connecting to the sensor in the mobile app. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE connection.png|frameless]] | ||
After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | After connecting the sensor, go to the settings by clicking on its name. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE search.png|frameless]] | ||
After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | After the switch, you will see the current sensor data, to configure the data transmission, go to RS-232 or RS-485 settings depending on which data transmission interface you are going to use. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE main.png|frameless]] | ||
After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | After the transition, enable the transmission of the required parameters and in the opened window select the required network address (0-255) through which this parameter will be transmitted and then click on save. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE settings.png|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE set NetAdd.png|frameless]] | ||
When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | When selecting a network address, an unoccupied network address must be selected; occupied network addresses are displayed when selected. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE occupied NetAdd.png|frameless]] | ||
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The main parameters TH-BLE is selected for transmission are | The main parameters TH-BLE is selected for transmission are | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE TH-BLE parameters.png|frameless]] | ||
To remove a tethered sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | To remove a tethered sensor, swipe the sensor to the left and click remove and then disconnect. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE remove sensors.gif|frameless]] | ||
= '''<big>Configuring ID TAG Transmission</big>''' = | = '''<big>Configuring ID TAG Transmission</big>''' = | ||
BA-BLE has the functionality of accepting and transmitting ID-TAG tags and applying a variety of filters to customize such systems as friend or foe, trailer equipment control, etc. | BA-BLE has the functionality of accepting and transmitting ID-TAG tags and applying a variety of filters to customize such systems as friend or foe, trailer equipment control, etc. | ||
[[ID-TAG| | [[ID-TAG|The ID-TAG tag setting is described in this manual.]] | ||
The basic principle of operation, the tag transmits a data packet with its ID ('''PING''') every specified period, BA-BLE reads all the transmission data and calculates the signal strength, after all seen transmissions fall into the memory of BA-BLE to pass the filters, if the tag transmissions pass all the specified filters it falls on the issuing queue on RS-485 where the tag ID will be transmitted according to the period of zeroing the queue. | The basic principle of operation, the tag transmits a data packet with its ID ('''PING''') every specified period, BA-BLE reads all the transmission data and calculates the signal strength, after all seen transmissions fall into the memory of BA-BLE to pass the filters, if the tag transmissions pass all the specified filters it falls on the issuing queue on RS-485 where the tag ID will be transmitted according to the period of zeroing the queue. | ||
== '''<big>Configuring RS-485 transmission</big>''' == | == '''<big>Configuring RS-485 transmission</big>''' == | ||
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In the opened window you can configure “'''LLS address'''”(3) to which ID tags will be issued and “'''Reset period'''”(4) of issuing, it can be set 30-600 seconds. Reset period is the period for which the tag passed filtering will be transmitted via RS-485, that is, if the reset period is 120 seconds, the tag once passed filtering will be transmitted for two minutes via RS-485. | In the opened window you can configure “'''LLS address'''”(3) to which ID tags will be issued and “'''Reset period'''”(4) of issuing, it can be set 30-600 seconds. Reset period is the period for which the tag passed filtering will be transmitted via RS-485, that is, if the reset period is 120 seconds, the tag once passed filtering will be transmitted for two minutes via RS-485. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RS-485 configuration.png|frameless]] | ||
== '''<big>Customizing filters</big>''' == | == '''<big>Customizing filters</big>''' == | ||
To configure the tag reception filters, go to the “'''Reader'''” menu (1) and press “'''Filtering'''” (2) | To configure the tag reception filters, go to the “'''Reader'''” menu (1) and press “'''Filtering'''” (2) | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE ID tag filtration page.png|frameless]] | ||
=== '''<big>Filter by tag ID</big>''' === | === '''<big>Filter by tag ID</big>''' === | ||
To add a filter by Major and Minor tag ID, click “'''Add to the list'''” (1) and enter the Major and/or Minor tag IDs (2). | To add a filter by Major and Minor tag ID, click “'''Add to the list'''” (1) and enter the Major and/or Minor tag IDs (2). | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE Major-Minor filter.png|frameless]] | ||
'''Up to 30 of these filters can be added.''' | '''Up to 30 of these filters can be added.''' | ||
[[ | |||
[[File:BA-BLE maj-min several filters.jpg|frameless]] | |||
With this filter you can filter by group (Major ID) or individually bind up to 30 tags. | With this filter you can filter by group (Major ID) or individually bind up to 30 tags. | ||
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To add, turn on the filter('''1''') and set the signal strength('''2''') to dBm '''with a minus'''. | To add, turn on the filter('''1''') and set the signal strength('''2''') to dBm '''with a minus'''. | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RSSI filter.png|frameless]] | ||
To set the correct RSSI filter, place the base and tag in the operating position, disable the filters and go to the main menu of the reader and view the average RSSI('''1''') value of the desired tag over many measurements. | To set the correct RSSI filter, place the base and tag in the operating position, disable the filters and go to the main menu of the reader and view the average RSSI('''1''') value of the desired tag over many measurements. | ||
[[ | [[File:Change of RSSI BA-BLE tags.png|frameless]] | ||
Also for correct operation of this filter it is desirable to use a '''filter timer''' and on the mark it is desirable to set a frequent transmission, for example, '''every second'''. | Also for correct operation of this filter it is desirable to use a '''filter timer''' and on the mark it is desirable to set a frequent transmission, for example, '''every second'''. | ||
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To add it, enable the filter('''1''') and set the number of ping('''2''') and time window('''3'''). | To add it, enable the filter('''1''') and set the number of ping('''2''') and time window('''3'''). | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE filter timer.png|frameless]] | ||
It is recommended to set the number of occurrences slightly less than half of the number of sends to the tag, that is, if the tag sends every second and the filter for 50 seconds the number of occurrences should be set to 24. | It is recommended to set the number of occurrences slightly less than half of the number of sends to the tag, that is, if the tag sends every second and the filter for 50 seconds the number of occurrences should be set to 24. | ||
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To add, enable the filter('''1''') and set the number of active tags('''2'''). | To add, enable the filter('''1''') and set the number of active tags('''2'''). | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE filter active tags.png|frameless]] | ||
=== '''<big>RSSI filter max</big>''' === | === '''<big>RSSI filter max</big>''' === | ||
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To add, enable the filter('''1''') and set the number of active tags with the best signal('''2'''). | To add, enable the filter('''1''') and set the number of active tags with the best signal('''2'''). | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RSSI filter max.png|frameless]] | ||
== '''<big>Example of work</big>''' == | == '''<big>Example of work</big>''' == | ||
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This example is in Navtelecom telemetry: | This example is in Navtelecom telemetry: | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE and ID-tag example.gif|frameless|583x583px]] | ||
= '''<big>Connecting to a GPS terminal</big>''' = | = '''<big>Connecting to a GPS terminal</big>''' = | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE wires.png|frameless|800x800px]] | ||
= '''<big>Examples of data output</big>''' = | = '''<big>Examples of data output</big>''' = | ||
== '''<big>RS-485</big>''' == | == '''<big>RS-485</big>''' == | ||
RS-485 port parameters | |||
Baud rate: 19200 kbps | Baud rate: 19200 kbps | ||
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=== '''<big>LLS</big>''' === | === '''<big>LLS</big>''' === | ||
Example of data reception in Navtlecom telemetry | |||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE output example.png|frameless|612x612px]] | ||
# | # Level and temperature TD-BLE | ||
# | # Battery voltage (3.7V) and RSSI -50dBm TD-BLE | ||
# | # Level and temperature TD-150-BLE | ||
# | # Tilt angle degree and event DU-BLE | ||
# | # Battery voltage (3.5V) and RSSI -38dBm DU-BLE | ||
# | # Temperature (26.8 °C) and humidity (18%) TH-BLE | ||
# | # Illumination (132 Lux) and hall sensor activity (no activity) TH-BLE | ||
# | # Battery voltage (3.5V) and RSSI -59dBm TH-BLE | ||
# | # discrete input trip (1 not active, 2 active) TH-BLE | ||
Example of communication log between the tracker and BA-BLE via LLS protocol | |||
[[ | [[File:LLS communication log.png|frameless|320x320px]] | ||
31 01 06 6C - | 31 01 06 6C - request from the tracker to issue data to 1 address | ||
* 31 - | * 31 - request command | ||
* 01 - | * 01 - network address | ||
* 06 - | * 06 - request type (level and temperature) | ||
* 6C - CRC-8/MAXIM | * 6C - CRC-8/MAXIM | ||
3E 01 06 15 01 00 00 00 EB - | 3E 01 06 15 01 00 00 00 EB - response at address 1 | ||
* 3E - | * 3E - Response designation | ||
* 01 - | * 01 - network address | ||
* 06 - | * 06 - request type (level and temperature) | ||
* 15 - | * 15 - temperature in HEX (21°C) | ||
* 01 00 - | * 01 00 - level in HEX in reverse order 00 01 (level 1) | ||
* 00 00 - CNT ( | * 00 00 - CNT (while using BLE base it is always empty) | ||
* EB - CRC-8/MAXIM | * EB - CRC-8/MAXIM | ||
31 02 06 39 - | 31 02 06 39 - request from the tracker to issue data to 2 address | ||
* 31 - | * 31 - request command | ||
* 02 - | * 02 - network address | ||
* 06 - | * 06 - request type (level and temperature) | ||
* 39 - CRC-8/MAXIM | * 39 - CRC-8/MAXIM | ||
3E 02 06 CE 25 00 00 00 FC - | 3E 02 06 CE 25 00 00 00 FC - response at address 2 | ||
* 3E - | * 3E - Response designation | ||
* 02 - | * 02 - network address | ||
* 06 - | * 06 - request type (level and temperature) | ||
* CE - | * CE - temperaute in HEX (-50°C) negative values go in reverse order from the maximum 255, i.e. 206 is 206-256 -50°C | ||
* 25 00 - | * 25 00 - level in HEX in reverse order 00 25 (level 37) | ||
* 00 00 - CNT ( | * 00 00 - CNT (while using BLE base it is always empty) | ||
* FC - CRC-8/MAXIM | * FC - CRC-8/MAXIM | ||
=== '''<big>MODBUS</big>''' === | === '''<big>MODBUS</big>''' === | ||
[[MODBUS | [[MODBUS TD-500|MODBUS example]] | ||
Example of communication log between the tracker and BA-BLE via MODBUS protocol | |||
[[ | [[File:MODBUS communication log.png|frameless|462x462px]] | ||
01 03 00 00 00 04 44 09 - | 01 03 00 00 00 04 44 09 - request from the tracker to issue data to 1 address | ||
* 01 - | * 01 - network address | ||
* 03 - | * 03 - read command | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - Low byte of the read register (value is ignored) | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - High byte of the read register (value is ignored) | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - Low byte of the quantity | ||
* 04 - | * 04 - High byte of quantity | ||
* 44 - | * 44 - Low byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
* 09 - | * 09 - High byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
01 03 08 15 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 55 35 - | 01 03 08 15 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 55 35 - response at address 1 | ||
* 01 - | * 01 - network address | ||
* 03 - | * 03 - Command confirmation, always 03 | ||
* 08 - | * 08 - Number of unloaded bytes (always 8) | ||
* 15 - | * 15 - Temperature HEX (21°C) | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - High byte of HEX level | ||
* 01 - | * 01 - Low byte of HEX level | ||
* 00 00 00 00 00 - | * 00 00 00 00 00 - Always 0 | ||
* 55 - | * 55 - Low byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
* 35 - | * 35 - High byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
02 03 00 00 00 04 45 EB - | 02 03 00 00 00 04 45 EB - request from the tracker to issue data to 2 address | ||
* 02 - | * 02 - network address | ||
* 03 - | * 03 - read command | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - Low byte of the read register (value is ignored) | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - High byte of the read register (value is ignored) | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - Low byte of the quantity | ||
* 04 - | * 04 - High byte of quantity | ||
* 45 - | * 45 - Low byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
* EB - | * EB - High byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
02 03 08 E0 00 25 00 00 00 00 00 93 EE - | 02 03 08 E0 00 25 00 00 00 00 00 93 EE - response at address 2 | ||
* 02 - | * 02 - network address | ||
* 03 - | * 03 - Command confirmation, always 03 | ||
* 08 - | * 08 - Number of unloaded bytes (always 8) | ||
* E0 - Температура HEX (-32°C) | * E0 - Температура HEX (-32°C) negative values go in reverse order from the maximum 255, i.e. 224 is 224-256 -32°C | ||
* 00 - | * 00 - High byte of HEX level | ||
* 25 - | * 25 - Low byte of HEX level (level 37) | ||
* 00 00 00 00 00 - | * 00 00 00 00 00 - Always 0 | ||
* 93 - | * 93 - Low byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
* EE - | * EE - High byte of CRC-16/MODBUS | ||
== '''<big>RS-232</big>''' == | == '''<big>RS-232</big>''' == | ||
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* Go to RS-232 BA-BLE settings | * Go to RS-232 BA-BLE settings | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RS-232 menu.png|frameless]] | ||
* Set “periodic data output is disabled” | * Set “periodic data output is disabled” | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RS-232 passive modes.jpg|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE RS-232 setting confirmation.png|frameless]] | ||
Request and response format as in [[BA-BLE#RS-485|RS-485 polling method]], addresses according to RS-485 output settings | |||
=== <big>'''Active output modes'''</big> === | === <big>'''Active output modes'''</big> === | ||
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*Go to RS-232 BA-BLE settings | *Go to RS-232 BA-BLE settings | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RS-232 menu.png|frameless]] | ||
* Set the desired output mode and save | * Set the desired output mode and save | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE RS-232 active mode.png|frameless]] [[File:BA-BLE RS-232 setting confirmation.png|frameless]] | ||
==== '''<big>Output of total level and average temperature from TD sensors</big>''' ==== | ==== '''<big>Output of total level and average temperature from TD sensors</big>''' ==== | ||
This format is necessary when connecting several units installed in different tanks (double tank equipment). | This format is necessary when connecting several units installed in different tanks (double tank equipment). | ||
[[ | [[File:RS-232 data format.png|frameless|281x281px]] | ||
ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ||
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This format is required when connecting multiple units installed in the same tank | This format is required when connecting multiple units installed in the same tank | ||
[[ | [[File:RS-232 average level.png|frameless]] | ||
ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ||
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In this mode, data from all connected fuel level sensors are output separately for each period | In this mode, data from all connected fuel level sensors are output separately for each period | ||
[[ | [[File:RS-232 separate data format.png|frameless]] | ||
ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ||
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In this mode, one pair of parameters (signed 0-9) from each connected sensor will be transmitted in one line, the transmitted parameter is selected in the sensor connection settings. | In this mode, one pair of parameters (signed 0-9) from each connected sensor will be transmitted in one line, the transmitted parameter is selected in the sensor connection settings. | ||
[[ | [[File:Data of all sensors via LLS protocol.png|frameless|971x971px]] | ||
ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ASCII format, HEX numeric values | ||
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In this mode, all parameters (signed 0-9) from each connected sensor will be transmitted in one line. | In this mode, all parameters (signed 0-9) from each connected sensor will be transmitted in one line. | ||
[[ | [[File:Output of all parameters from all sensors.png|frameless|910x910px]] | ||
ASCII format, DEC numeric values | ASCII format, DEC numeric values | ||
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UT* | UT* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - temperaute | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - temperaute | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - temperaute | ||
LM* | LM* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - Illumination Lux | ||
UH* | UH* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - humidity % | ||
HS* | HS* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - hall sensor activity | ||
UL* | UL* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - level | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - level | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - tilt angle degree | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - humidity % without a decimal point | ||
UN* | UN* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - tilt angle degree | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - not in use | ||
UM* | UM* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - discrete input trip | ||
UP* | UP* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - not in use | ||
VB* | VB* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - battery voltage | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - not in use | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - battery voltage | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - battery voltage | ||
RS* | RS* | ||
* | * For TD-BLE - signal strength (RSSI) | ||
* | * For TW-BLE - signal strength (RSSI) | ||
* | * For DU-BLE - signal strength (RSSI) | ||
* | * For TH-BLE - signal strength (RSSI) | ||
= '''<big>Firmware update (FW)</big>''' = | = '''<big>Firmware update (FW)</big>''' = | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE firmware update gif.gif|frameless]] | ||
To update the firmware on the BA-BLE: | To update the firmware on the BA-BLE: | ||
* | * Download the current firmware version as a file to the phone memory. The latest firmware can be found in [https://www.fmeter.ru/en/download/#wiredbase the download section] | ||
* Connect to the sensor | * Connect to the sensor | ||
* Go to “ Additional features” | * Go to “ Additional features” | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE additional Features FW.png|frameless]] | ||
* Go to firmware update mode | * Go to firmware update mode | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE FW update button.png|frameless]] | ||
* | * Select the firmware file ('''1''') from the phone memory (The firmware file is the .zip archive itself, no need to unzip it) and start the flashing process ('''2'''). '''These actions should be performed within 30 seconds after entering update mode!''' | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE FW update process.png|frameless]] | ||
* | * The flashing process should start. '''Do not close or minimize the application during the flashing process!''' | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE FW process.png|frameless]] | ||
* | * When the updating is completed, a window will pop up indicating that the update was successful | ||
[[ | [[File:BA-BLE FW update finish.png|frameless]] | ||
The latest firmware can be found in [https://www.fmeter.ru/en/download/#wiredbase downloads section] | |||
'''The firmware file is the .zip archive itself, no need to unzip.''' | |||
= '''<big>Useful links</big>''' = | = '''<big>Useful links</big>''' = | ||
* '''<big>[https://www.fmeter.ru/download/_ftp/ | * '''<big>[https://www.fmeter.ru/download/_ftp/eng/wired-base/BA_BLE_5_0_LR_Datasheet.pdf?v=200123162216 Technical data sheet of the device]</big>''' | ||
* '''<big>[https://www.fmeter.ru/produktsiya/wired-base/ba-ble-5-0-lr/#active | * '''<big>[https://www.fmeter.ru/en/produktsiya/wired-base/ba-ble-5-0-lr/#active Product page]</big>''' | ||
* '''<big>[https://www.fmeter.ru/download/?product=adapterbable#adapterbable | * '''<big>[https://www.fmeter.ru/download/?product=adapterbable#adapterbable Download materials]</big>''' | ||
* [[ | * [[Table of compatibility of BLE sensors with trackers and other devices|<big>'''Table of compatibility of BLE sensors with trackers and other devices'''</big>]] | ||