miro
Alarm
Settings
1. Scenes
A total of 4 scenes are available for configuration. A fifth scene (scene 0) is reserved to disable both the LED and the buzzer.
A single scene consists of the following:
Color |
RGB hex value for the LED color |
Timeout |
How long a scene will stay on in minutes. A value of 0 means the scene will stay active, until another downlink changes it. |
Melody |
What melody the buzzer should play |
Repeat |
If the melody should be repeated until the timeout or only be played once |
2. Flags
A set of flags are used to toggle certain functionality:
| Flag | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
Class C |
If desired, this can be disabled to change the device to LoRaWAN class A. It is recommended to use a low status interval if disabled, otherwise downlinks may be severely delayed |
On |
Duty Cycle |
Comply with the ETSI/FCC duty cycle limitations. This may be useful to disable, if Class C is disabled and a fast status interval is used. |
On |
Buzzer |
If disabled, the buzzer will never be used |
On |
Confirmed uplinks |
Confirmed uplinks are used to make sure, that the regular status interval is received by the network |
Off |
3. Configuration
These miscellaneous configuration options are used to fine tune the device functionality:
| Setting | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
Status interval |
Time of the periodic keep alive message in minutes. [0 - 65536] |
1440 |
Volume |
The buzzer volume. [0=off,1=low,2=medium,3=high] |
3 |
Brightness |
The LED brightness. This value is used to scale the scene color. Low values may result in color shift. [0-255] |
255 |
Reset time |
Period of automatic resets resulting in a rejoin in hours. A value of 0 means the device will never automatically reset. [0-255] |
0 |
Number of LEDs |
The number of LEDs used. This may be highter than what is actually available. [0-255] |
16 |