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        • How to have an FFT for threshold values without periodic messages
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How to obtain the FFT data

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By default, the FFT data is turned off on the NEON vibration sensor. To activate the FFT a configuration downlink must be generated and sent via LoRa. Please refer to the section for guidance on how to configure a NEON sensor. The settings to turn on the FFT in the NEON vibration sensor are explained next.

To activate the FFT at least one of the three options in Calculation Trigger in the Sensor Data tab must be set to Yes.

On Event

On Event means that an FFT will be calculated and transmitted with every event message. These are the messages triggered by periodicity and threshold triggers.

Along with enabling FFT on events, the user must set a value higher to 0 in the field Calculation Interval.

The periodicity of the FFT depends on the Calculation Interval and the Measurement Interval Minutes defined on the sensor configuration. Multiplying these values will indicate how often the device will calculate an FFT.

On Threshold

On Threshold is to be used alongside the Trigger Thresholds section in the sensor data configuration. Up to five triggers can be defined that will trigger an FFT. The user must select between velocity and acceleration, the frequency, and the magnitude of the trigger.

On Button Press

Pressing the button of the NEON vibration sensor will trigger an FFT.

Limitation: due to the dwell time, NEON Vibration Sensors using the communication protocol V3 and operating on US915 won't be able to transmit an FFT message if the spreading factor is SF10 or higher. Improve the network quality to use all the functionalities of the device.

configuration
Calculation Trigger available options
Calculation Interval setting
Example of a Trigger Threshold setting