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1. install the 915 MHz RF antenna on the Connect 2.0. Make sure that the antenna is screwed in all the way.

2. Connect the power cable (if necessary) to the device. Check that it is correctly connected to the power source.

3. Turn on Connect 2.0 by pressing the ON/OFF button located on the device. The LED light should flash to indicate the status of the device.

1. After connecting Connect 2.0, look at the status indicator LED on the device.

2. The flashing LED light indicates that Connect 2.0 is connected and working correctly.

3. If the light does not flash, check the power supply and the connected cables.

1. Go to the IBBX website(ibbx.tech).

2. Find access to the Retina Platform on the website.

3. Enter your login credentials (e-mail and password).

4. If you don't already have an account, contact your sales manager to register.

1. In the platform's left-hand menu, click on "Monitored Units".

2. Select the desired unit within your monitoring environment.

3. Navigate to the sector or area where Connect 2.0 will be installed.

 

1. On the screen of the selected unit, click on "Add Device".

2. Select the device type as Connect 2.0.

3. Scan the device's QR Code or manually enter the UUID (located on the device).

4. Choose the type of communication (e.g. RS485, GPIO, Analog), and configure the parameters according to the sensor/actuator manual.

5. Check that Gateway Bolt is active and in Synchronization Mode.

6. After turning on Connect 2.0, it will automatically synchronize with the Gateway. This may take a few minutes.

7. Confirm that the LED light is stable, indicating that the device is connected to the network and transmitting data.

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