Browan Dw10 Merryiot Open/close Sensor User Manual

Browan Dw10 Merryiot Open/close Sensor User Manual

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BROWAN DW10 MerryIoT Open/Close Sensor

BROWAN DW10 MerryIoT Open-Close Sensor

Description

The MerryIoT Open/Close sensor utilizes LoRaWAN connectivity to communicate the proximity or not of a magnet. The intended use is to place the sensor and magnet on separate elements of a door or window to determine if the door or window is open or closed. The sensor is composed of two parts. The main body contains active electronics to measure magnetic fields and transmit any changes to a LoRaWAN network. The second part is a permanent magnet of sufficient field strength to be detected by the Hall Effect sensor on the main body.
There are also vibration and tilt detectors in case of tampering.
Once the event is detected, the sensor will send an uplink and keep a buzzer alarm (Optional).

Specifications

Mechanical

BROWAN DW10 MerryIoT Open-Close Sensor-fig-1

Sensor

Length x Width x Height90mm x 28mm x 40mm
Weight51g without battery

69g with battery

Sensorl  This sensor is designed for in‐ home and in‐building usage for consumer or facility management applications.

l  Tamper detection (Vibration or tilt detection)

l  Temperature/Humidity

  • Environmental
  • Power
  • Radio
  • User Interface
  • Certifications and Conformity
  • Additional Features
Temperature0°C to +50°C                            Source3.6V ½ AA Li‐SOCI2 1200 mAH battery x2
IP RatingIP 40 equivalentSystem Maximum Voltage3.6V TBD
2.4 RadioSystem Minimum Voltage3.1V TBD
FrequencyEither 863‐870 MHz for        Current135mA maximum TBD
the EU model and 902‐

928 MHz for North

America                                       2.5 User Interface

 

Rx Sensitivity (Conducted)

 

‐140dBm

LEDOne blue LED
Hall Effect 14 Gauss trigger typical1 CM
Antenna Gain‐2dBi Peak, ‐5dBi AvgButtonTest Button
2.6 Certifications and Conformity                                            Buzzer78 dB, 0 cm

Operation

Installation Mode

  • Users need to press the button over 5 seconds to activate the operation into installation mode. When the Sensor tries to join the network, it will keep blinking for 3 seconds.
  • Once the sensor joins the network, the LED will keep on for 3 seconds and send an uplink
  • Users can press the button for over 5 seconds to try to join the network again.

Default Operation

  • While in default operation the device will immediately send a message any time there is a transition and buzzer alarm (Optional) in the below event
    • Open to Close (No buzzer alarm)
    • Close to Open (Buzzer alarm)
    • Tamper detected (Vibration or tilt detected) (Buzzer alarm)
    • Button pressed (No buzzer alarm)
    • Keepalive message (No buzzer alarm)
  • Users can press the button to send a test message to the network
  • The device will send a message saying it has been inactive for 6 hours.
  • While in default mode the device will flash the LED 3 times within 100ms only when the user presses the test button

Messages

LoRaWAN Packets for this device use port 120

Status Triggers

Door Window Sensor Packet Triggers:

  • 360‐minute inactivity
  • Switch Open
  • Switch Close

Vibration Trigger:
Immediately send a message

Tilt Trigger:
Immediately send a message

Button Pressed Trigger:
Immediately send a message

Uplink Payload

Port120
Payload Length9 bytes
Bytes012345678
FieldStatusBatteryTemp.RHTimeCount
StatusSensor’s status

 

Bit [0]                           1 ‐ open, 0 ‐ closed

Bit [1]                           1 ‐ Button pressed, 0 ‐ Button released

Bit [2]                           1 ‐ Vibration detected, 0 ‐ No Vibration detected

Bit [3]                           1 ‐ Tilt detected, 0 ‐ No Tilt detected

Bits [7:4]                     RFU

BatteryBattery level

 

Bits [3:0]                     unsigned value ν, range 1 – 14. battery voltage in V = (25 + ν) ÷ 10.

Bits [7:4]                     RFU

TempEnvironment Temperature

 

Bits [7:0]                     sign integer temperature in °C

‐20~50 °C

RHRelative humidity as measured by the digital sensor

 

Bits [6:0]                     unsigned value in %, range 0-100.

Bit [7]                           RFU

TimeTime elapsed since last event trigger

 

Bits [15:0]                   unsigned value in minutes, range 0 – 65,535.

CountTotal count of event triggers

 

Bits [23:0]                   unsigned value, range 0 – 16,777,215.

 

Note: This value is not stored persistently on the device and may reset whenever the device is power‐cycled or rebooted.

Configuration Downlink Command

Configuration Command  Payload

Bytes012
FieldCmdConfig

Command 1 byte
Bit [7:0]
0x00 – Set keepalive interval. default: 21600 sec. (Min: 15 sec) 0x01 – Set sensor vibration detection on/off and set the tilt
detection on/off default: enable vibration low sensitivity, disable tilt detection 0x02 – Set buzzer alarm period(seconds) default: 0

CommandCommand DescriptionData Length
0x00Get Sensor Configuration

(Only for unconfirmed downlink)

*Note: little‐endian format.

0 bytes
 

0x00

Set keepalive interval.

*Note: little‐endian format.

 

2 bytes

 

 

 

 

 

0x01

Bit[1:0] =

00: Disable vibration detection

01: Enable vibration detection in low sensitivity 10: Enable vibration detection in medium sensitivity,

11: Enable vibration detection in high sensitivity Bit[3:2] = RFU

Bit[5:4] =

00: Disable tilt detection

01: Enable tilt detection in high sensitivity (15) TBD Bit[7:6] = RFU

 

 

 

 

 

1 byte

0x02Buzzer alarm period in seconds1 byte

Response Content

(Only for unconfirmed downlink)

  • Port 204
  • Payload Length 7 bytes
  • Payload Content Response content
  • Example:
  • 00100e 0100 0200
  • 00 100e => Keepalive interval: 0x0E10 ‐> 3600 (sec)
  • 01 00 => Disable vibration detection and tilt detection
  • 02 00 => Buzzer alarm period in 0 seconds

Frame Count 1 Content

  • Payload Length 9 bytes
  • Payload Content Frame count 1 content Ex:
  • 01 03200000 7ff1f102
  • 01 => command ID
  • 00060000 => HW ID: 0x00002003 (little‐endian format)
  • 7ff1f102 => FW Version: 0x02f1f17f (little‐endian format)

Documents / Resouces

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