The EpiSensor ZGW-10 gateway quick start guide, to help get you on your way with initial setup up to connecting nodes
Ian WebsterJune 24, 2024
EpiSensor’s Gateway provides a HTTP API so developers can interact with the Gateway and wireless nodes programmatically. This means that changes can be made in bulk and systems can be more easily monitored and maintained remotely. This document describes how to…
Cristina CoffeyFebruary 2, 2023
This user guide contains technical information on configuring and maintaining the central component in the platform - the Gateway. For a minimum system, you will need a Gateway, a computer to access the web interface of the Gateway, an Ethernet…
Cristina CoffeyFebruary 2, 2023
EpiSensor’s ZVO 0-10 Volt Sensor is intended to detect the voltage across a pair of wires from a 0-10 Volt transducer. These transducers can measure a variety of real world conditions such as wind speed or direction, weights, volumes and…
Conor WadeDecember 15, 2022
User Guide for EpiSensor’s ZMB Wireless Modbus Interface is designed to make it easy to collect data from a wide range of heating, cooling and other energy meters using the Modbus RTU (over RS-485) wired communications standard.
Conor WadeDecember 15, 2022
User Guide for EpiSensor’s ZPC Pulse Counter (Digital Signal Sensor) which is intended to interface with sensor products which produce either a dry contact (relay/switch), open collector, or an active voltage pulse output. The ZPC reports the data through the…
Conor WadeDecember 15, 2022
EpiSensor’s ZHM Wireless M-Bus Interface is designed to make it easy to collect data from a wide range of heating, cooling and other energy meters using the M-Bus wired communications standard. The ZHM-21 also includes a relay output that can…
Conor WadeDecember 15, 2022
User Guide for EpiSensor’s Wireless Analogue Signal Sensor (ZIO) which can monitor analogue 4-20mA current outputs from 3rd party sensors/devices. These sensors can measure a variety of real world conditions such as wind speed or direction, weights, volumes and depths.…
Conor WadeDecember 15, 2022
