Measurements
Step 5 of the Web UI is the selection of the enabled measurements during the demo scenario.
insigh.io boards come in 3 versions based on the sensor connectors that it support and the microcontroller they are based on (refer to Hardware page for more information).
The first 6 switches control generic features of the board / firmware:
- Battery statistics: Reports battery voltage and Current consumption
- Board humidity/temperature: All insigh.io boards are equipped with an si7021 or an SHT40 IC to be able to provide the humidity and temperature of the board.
- Board health statistics: Reports extended stability info like:
- size of allocated memory
- remaining free memory
- CPU temperature
- reset cause code
- Network statistics: Based one the selected network type (WiFi, Cellular, LoRA), this option provides KPIs of the network connection
- Over the Air Updates: Whether to enable looking for incoming update/reconfiguration events.
- Temperature Unit: select between Celsius and Fahrenheit for the reported temperature values
Each of the following tabs represent a configuration pack for the selected variant of the insigh.io board.
After setting up board-specific options, press Save.
16 pin with 2xI²C, 2xDigital/Analog, 2xAnalog
Supports:
- 2 x I²C selectors with the supported sensors. This option assumes that all these connected sensors operate at their default I²C ID
- 2 x Generic Analog measurements
- 2 x Digital Analog measurements. This includes the following options:
- Generic Analog measurement
- Digital sensor (ex. DHT11 / DHT 22)
- OneWire Sensor (ex. ds18x20)
6 pin with SDI-12 support.
Supports:
- 2 x SDI-12 sensor reading. If enabled, select the SDI-12 address that the device is operating on.
- Important: addresses must be preconfigured to not collide
Cellular board with 2xI²C, Digital (OneWire), Load Cell, GPS
Supports:
- 2 x I²C selectors with the supported sensors. This option assumes that all these connected sensors operate at their default I²C ID
- 1 x Analog Digital measurements. This includes the following options:
- Generic Analog measurement
- Digital sensor (ex. DHT11 / DHT 22)
- OneWire Sensor (ex. ds18x20)
- Weight Scale: enable measuring values of the load cell and converting it into grams (g). If selected, the Web UI configurator will guide you through the calibration steps through its next pages.
- GPS: get the precise location of the device using embedded GPS in the cellular modem.
