Allocation of the terminal blocks: In its AC version, the board is compatible with the 50 Hertz and the 60 Hertz.

The board is configured with the Tyness Configurator software Always use the latest version of the Tyness Configurator and check that your Tyness has the latest version of the firmware. If necessary, carry out an update. 1 – Click on “Config” of the

It is possible to read with the Tyness Configurator software the number of pulses counted by the Tyness. To do so, position the mouse on the image of the board, and the two counting indexes will display.

The Tyness sensor transmits its data in raw format. The section below shows you how to decode the frames (Payload) sent by the Tyness. Case of two inputs configured in counting : Case of two inputs configured in reading of status of inputs

Implementation Download the Tyness Configurator software available here. Run the program (no installation is necessary, available on PC with Windows 8 or later, Apple and Linux) Connect your computer to the Tyness jack using a MiniUSB cable. Power on the

The TYNESS-FIX-RAIL periodically sends its sensor measurements via a LoRaWAN™ radio link. In order to configure the Tyness sensor on a LoRaWAN™ network, you must have the unique EUID identification code, indicated on each product, as well as the two AppEUI

Every Tyness extension board has its own data sheet. To consult the documentation, click on the image which will send you back to the documentation of this one. References • TYNESS-OPT-ANA The TYNESS-OPT-ANA board is an extension board with 4 analogue inputs configurable

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