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    IBBX BOLT v1.2

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Bolt 1.0 is the gateway responsible for communicating with the sensors and sending the collected data to the cloud.

ATTENTION

Never turn on the Gateway Bolt 1.0 without first connecting the antennas.

Never change the antennas on the Gateway Bolt 1.0 when it is switched on or energized.

1. Remove the Gateway Bolt 1.0 and accessories from the packaging.

2. The first antenna (4G), smaller and flatter, is responsible for transmitting data to the cloud. It should be connected to the right side of the device and screwed tightly into the connector.

3. The second, larger (RF) antenna is responsible for communicating with the sensors. It is connected to the left side of the device and has a cable of approximately two meters, making it easy to install in places with nearby barriers.

Connect the RF antenna to the Gateway Bolt 1.0 and make sure it is screwed on tightly.

 

1. Access the Retina platform.
2. Log in with your credentials.
3. Navigate to the Unit/Area/Sector where you want to register the device.
4. Click on the Connectivity icon, and at the top in the Monitored Gateway menu (+) Add new Device.
5. Scan the QR Code or enter the UUID of the Gateway Bolt 1.0
6. Fill in the registration field with the required information.
7. Click on save.

1. energize the Gateway Bolt 1.0 by plugging the AC cable into an outlet or using the Solar Power Bank. Wait:

Green light: Indicates that the device is connected and the battery is ok.

Red light: Indicates that the device is waiting for a connection and the battery is low.

2. Gateway Bolt 1.0 will go online.

3. With the Bolt 1.0 Gateway online, go to Connectivity in the Gateways General Configuration and select the Synchronization Mode option. At this point, connected and activated devices will be able to identify (synchronize) the Bolt 1.0 Gateway.

4. Still under Connectivity, you can see when and how many devices have been synchronized.

5. With the devices synchronized, click on Operation Mode so that Gateway Bolt 1.0 starts sending the data from the devices to the cloud.

Before installing the Gateway Bolt 1.0, check that the position chosen for installation is recommended or at least satisfactory, as illustrated in the User Guide.

Attention:
The positioning guidelines must be followed to ensure the proper functioning of the solution.

Recommended positions are the most suitable, as they provide accurate readings from more reliable data.

Satisfactory positions can be adopted in cases where installation in the recommended positions is not possible.

Inappropriate positions can result in inaccurate readings and should therefore be avoided.

Notes:
For more information go to the User Manual, Quick User Guide or video tutorial.

The IBBX BOLT must be fixed to a bracket, which can be fixed or articulated. The choice of support model to be used should be made after defining the device's installation site, which must be prepared in advance.

Make sure that the fixing surface can be drilled, which support is best suited to the location and that the IBBX BOLT antennas will not be resting against the ceiling, roof tiles or structural beams.

Notes:
For more information go to the User Manual, Quick User Guide or video tutorial.

To download the Bolt Bluetooth app, simply point your Android phone's camera at the qr-code below or click here to download the app (apk for Android).

How to connect the device to the App

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