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Issue:
Process for adjusting sensor thresholds on the NetBotz 250.
Product Line:
NetBotz 250 (NB250)
Environment:
NetBotz 250 (all versions)
Universal Sensors (Temperature, Humdity, etc)
Resolution:
Adjusting Wired Temperature/Humidity Sensor Thresholds
1) Log into the NetBotz 250 web interface.
2) Configuration Menu > Device > Wired Sensor > Temperature & Humidity
3) Click on the Name of the sensor.
4) Click on the Threshold Settings link to adjust: Maximum, High, Low, Minimum, or Hystersis.
Click on the Rate of Change Settings link to adjust the short term and long term increasing/decreasing thresholds.
5) Adjust the Thresholds and click Apply.
A similar process can be followed for all other sensor types: Dry Contact Inputs, Smoke, Vibration, Fluid Detector, & Door Sensors. Wireless Sensor thresholds can be adjusted using a similar process under Configuration > Device > Wireless Sensor Network.
Process for adjusting sensor thresholds on the NetBotz 250.
Product Line:
NetBotz 250 (NB250)
Environment:
NetBotz 250 (all versions)
Universal Sensors (Temperature, Humdity, etc)
Resolution:
Adjusting Wired Temperature/Humidity Sensor Thresholds
1) Log into the NetBotz 250 web interface.
2) Configuration Menu > Device > Wired Sensor > Temperature & Humidity
3) Click on the Name of the sensor.
4) Click on the Threshold Settings link to adjust: Maximum, High, Low, Minimum, or Hystersis.
Click on the Rate of Change Settings link to adjust the short term and long term increasing/decreasing thresholds.
5) Adjust the Thresholds and click Apply.
A similar process can be followed for all other sensor types: Dry Contact Inputs, Smoke, Vibration, Fluid Detector, & Door Sensors. Wireless Sensor thresholds can be adjusted using a similar process under Configuration > Device > Wireless Sensor Network.
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