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How Programmable IoT Devices Operate

Having access to the most dependable and effective hardware speeds up the completion of your project. The ability to programme flexibly.

ESP32 Ethernet Device

When using ESP32 Ethernet, the NORVI ENET series is the best option because it has industrial-grade I/O and voltages. Both wireless and cable connectivity to the network are offered by ESP32 Ethernet.

Industrial Arduino Mega

The NORVI Arita is an enhanced version of the NORVI Series. Five conventional variants with a choice of two potent microprocessors are offered. Arita is built to deliver all of the micro-controller's performance while maintaining reliability. It works with practically all industrial input and output formats.

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Integrated OLED and customizable buttons for HMI

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LED signals for simple diagnosis

Applications Using a Programmable MQTT Device and Ultra Low Energy Batteries

Agent One Industrial Controllers are available for low power applications as well; STM32L series microcontroller-controlled devices are employed in ultra low power applications, where the devices must be powered by batteries for an extended period of time. When a device goes to sleep, the Agent One BT family is specifically built with transistor outputs to turn off external sensors.

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The NORVI SSN range is designed for independent installations in industrial settings with a focus on tracking sensor data or parameters from external devices. The implementations are made simple by the attachments for wall installation and pole mount.

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Senseair K30 CO2 meter Hi, I’ve installed a Senseair K30 CO2 meter to an ESP32 and i’d like to share this with you. Big thanks to martgras and znerk13 for showing the way (Add Senseair K30 CO2 sensor · Issue #1587 · esphome/feature-requests · GitHub). Starting off with the most important question first: why choose the expensive Senseair K30 sensor, and not something else? The choice is based on this scientific publication, which shows the K30 to be a very good sensor. Tomomi Yasuda et al, Comparison of the Characteristics of Small Commercial NDIR CO2 Sensor Models and Development of a Portable CO2 Measurement Device, Sensors 2012, 12, 3641-3655 The result is backup-up by this peer-reviewed paper: Cory R. Martin et al, Evaluation and environmental correction of ambient CO2 measurements from a low-cost NDIR sensor, Atmos. Meas. Tech., 10, 2383–2395, 2017. The result is also backup-up by this non-peer-reviewed paper, which also shows the K30 to be a good sensor: Mengna Li et al, Design of a Calibration System for Miniature Carbon Dioxide Sensors, FLOMEKO 2019, Lisbon, Portugal Okay, based on these results, i choose the Senseair K30. The K30 uses automatic baseline calibration (ABC) to auto-calibrate every 7.5 days. It assumes that lowest measurement in this period is the baseline value of 400 ppm. This mechanism works fine unless somebody is at home all the time (the baseline of 400 would never be reached in those 7.5 days). If the baseline is never reached, it is also possible to disable the ABC-mechanism, but i have not investigated this. Hardware: Power Supply: Mean Well RS-15-5 ESP32: ESP32 WROOM Devkit CO2 sensor: Sensair K30 Bi-directional Logic Level Shifter 3.3v <-> 5v The sensor is very flexible, it can be connected analog and digital via I2C and UART (modbus). I choose UART based on the previous work of martgras and znerk13. Dupont pin headers are soldered onto the Senseair K30 UART terminal. In he picture below, from left to right: ground, 5v, RX, TX From here, the RX and TX go to the Logic Level Shifter → ESP32 TX (GPIO1, orange cable) and RX (GPIO3, yellow cable). As always, RX from the sensor goes to TX of the ESP and TX from the sensor goes to RX of the ESP. Screw the ESP into a project box and fixate the logic level shifter inside. Use a cable gland to fixate cabling in the project box. Now, screw the Senseair K30 outside of the project box, on top of the lid. Make sure to only use two screws, not more. Reason: Senseair advices this to prevent strain on the pcb. Also make sure that both screws are isolated from each other and isolated from main ground (for example by using plastic screws). Connect the wires and screw the top on the project box. CO2 sensors are sensitive to temperature, therefore the ESP32 is inside the box and the sensor is outside of the box attached via spacers. This is also the reason why the power supply is in another location. Building the power supply: this is pretty standard stuff. Crimp ring (or fork-style) connectors to the cables and screw the cables to the power supply. The power supply is placed into a ventilated project box (you can drill holes for this). Make sure to use cable glands to secure the 230v cables, otherwise you are creating a very dangerous situation. Use thick cabling to go from the power supply to the esp32/K30 combination to prevent voltage drop. I’ve used 0.75mm squared cables. You can calculate the required wire thickness using this website: Voltage Drop Calculator Inside the esp32 project box, i’ve placed Wago 221 to divide the cables further into shorter smaller cables to which i crimped dupont connectors (for the ESP32 and the K30) and ferrules (for the Wago 221). End-result of the device. Again, please be aware to place the power supply away from the K30 sensor to prevent warm-up and drifting CO2 measurements. I’ve placed the device inside the ventilation shaft that is extracting air from my living room to the outside. ESPHome is installed onto the ESP32. See the config below. esphome: name: living-room-co2-meter friendly_name: Living Room CO2 Meter comment: ESP32ESP-32S Wroom Devkit v1 + Senseair K30 esp32: board: esp32dev framework: type: arduino # Enable logging logger: baud_rate: 0 # Enable Home Assistant API api: encryption: key: "xxx" ota: password: "yyy" wifi: ssid: !secret wifi_ssid password: !secret wifi_password # Enable fallback hotspot (captive portal) in case wifi connection fails ap: ssid: "Living-Room-Co2-Meter" password: "zzz" captive_portal: uart: id: mod_uart tx_pin: 1 rx_pin: 3 baud_rate: 9600 stop_bits: 1 parity: none modbus: send_wait_time: 200ms uart_id: mod_uart id: mod_bus modbus_controller: - id: sensek30 ## the Modbus device addr address: 0xFE modbus_id: mod_bus command_throttle: 500ms setup_priority: -10 update_interval: 30s sensor: - platform: modbus_controller modbus_controller_id: sensek30 id: status_raw name: "CO2 Status Raw" internal: True address: 0 register_type: "read" value_type: U_WORD accuracy_decimals: 0 - platform: modbus_controller modbus_controller_id: sensek30 id: co2 name: "CO2 Level" address: 3 unit_of_measurement: "ppm" register_type: "read" value_type: U_WORD accuracy_decimals: 0 text_sensor: - platform: template name: "CO2 Status" lambda: |- if (id(status_raw).state == 0) { return {"Ok"}; } if (id(status_raw).state == 1){ return {"Error"}; } else { return "Unknown Code: " + to_string(id(status_raw).state); } The end-result is looking very good. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic https://community.home-assistant.io/t/senseair-k30-co2-meter/593808

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norvisrilanka · 2 years ago

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Our Address :

ICONIC DEVICES PVT LTD

Phone : +94 41 226 1776 Phone : +94 77 111 1776

E-mail : [email protected] / [email protected]

Web : www.icd.lk

Distributors

USA

Harnesses Motion LLC

1660 Bramble Rd. Tecumseh, MI

49286, United States

Phone : +1 (734) 347-9115

E-mail : [email protected]

EUROPE

CarTFT.com e.K.

Hauffstraße 7

72762 Reutlingen

Deutschland

Phone : +49 7121 3878264

E-mail : [email protected]

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