Radio Communication: LoRaWAN LoRaWAN Mode: OTAA ADR: enabled Confirmed Messages: disabled Periodic reconnection to LoRaWAN network: disabled Time between two radio transmissions of measurements: 60 minutes Product activation by magnet: enabled Digital input measurements: counting rising edges only

he TYNODE sensor in its TYNODE-ANALOG version allows for the measurement of an analog signal in the range of 4-20mA or 0-10V. This can include measurements such as flow rate, pressure, or level. The resolution of the analog measurement is 10uA

The TYNODE sensor in its TYNODE-DIGITAL version allows for the reading of any type of pulse-emitting meters. It measures the number of pulses, the current state of the input, and the activation duration of the meter being monitored. The TYNODE-DIGITAL

The TYNODE sensor in its TYNODE-PT100 version allows for temperature measurement using 2 PT100 3-wire probes. The measurement range is from -100°C to 300°C. The configuration of this section is explained in the "Configuration" chapter.

Connecting to the Software The Tynode can be configured using the Tynode Configurator, a configuration software that can be downloaded from the website: ewattch-documentation.com. This software allows you to configure transmission periods, radio communication settings, and view the network status and sensor

The TYNODE is a battery-operated LoRa® sensor, designed for easy positioning. There are three versions of the product available, depending on the measurements required. It can be equipped with 2 digital inputs, 2 remote PT100 temperature probes, or an analog

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POWER SUPPLY Voltage : 1x 3.6V replaceable battery (2700mAh) included with the sensor Battery Life : Up to 10 years depending on the measurement reporting frequency Total Battery Capacity : 2.7 Ah MEASUREMENTS Note: Measurements taken outside the recommended conditions listed below

The TYNODE sensor transmits its data in a raw format on public and private LoRaWAN™ networks and on the LoraEwattch network. To obtain documentation on how to decode the frames (Payload) sent by the TYNODE, please contact us directly.