Milesight CO2 Sensor Deployment
Difficulty: expert
Learning Objectives
After reading this article, you’ll be able to:
Deploy your installed Milesight CO2 sensors in Workplace
Verify correct data reception of Milesight
Milesight CO2 Sensor gathers data for Humidity + CO2 + Temperature.
Deploy sensors in Workplace Platform
On the back panel of the sensor, you will find the Device ID (format 24E124725D1xxxxx). This is the ID to use to assign the device to your tenant and do the location mapping in Studio.
Add New Device in Studio
Go to your environment (https://studio.cobundu.com ) and log in
Select the location, where you can manually add a sensor via "Add New Device"
Manually add device through location > devices > new: location is filled in.
Select Device Type "Milesight CO2". This will automatically link the device channel.
Enter Device ID as serial-number with all capitals and including the dashes (format 24-E1-24-72-5D-1x-xx-xx).
Enter a meaningful Device Name (eg customer_floor number_area).
Select a Location from the location tree if this is already known (automatically filled in if location was selected before adding new device).
Only applicable for Comfort sensors: Next to the already selected (main) Room or Workplace, you can visualize incoming comfort data on other, Linked Locations. Imagine having 1 comfort sensor in an open office space and you want to visualize this data on all 8 workplaces in that space: Linked Location needs to contain all 8 workplaces. (More information on Linked Locations: Live floorplan settings)
Selecting the correct Device Type "Milesight CO2" should automatically set the Sensor Types and Channels to "Temperature, Humidity and CO2" (see Advanced).
For more information on how to add multiple new devices to Studio, check out Configure devices (add, remove, import, and export).
Quality Assurance
Next step is the Quality Assurance to make sure that the whole installation and configuration of your Milesight comfort sensor was a success.
On the live floorplans (for example in touchpoints Workplace web (Go) and The Workplace App), as well as in Workplace back-end Studio’s Sensor Management, you should see values for each sensor that is linked to a location.
With a thermometer, you can benchmark the (temperature) values from the sensor. Admittedly, humidity is more difficult to check.
The screenshots in this chapter visualize the results on Live Floorplan > View Temperature/Humidity/Comfort/... (depending on the kind of sensor installed) and in Studio’s Sensor Management.
More information
For more information on daily use and troubleshooting, see Milesight CO2 Sensor.
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