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      • How to replace a battery
    • Pressure Gauge (PG)
      • How to configure event triggers
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      • How to configure event triggers
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      • How to configure event triggers
      • How to change the configuration of the device from using FSB1 to FSB2 in US915
      • How to configure the frequency of measurements and messages
    • Temperature Transmitter (TT)
      • How to configure event triggers
      • How to use a temperature element different from type K
      • How to use a PT100/RTD
      • How to configure the frequency of measurements and messages
    • Vibration Sensor (VB)
      • Communication Protocol v2 & v3
        • How to obtain the FFT data
        • How to have an FFT for threshold values without periodic messages
        • How to configure event triggers
      • Communication Protocol v4
        • How to Get Started with the New Features of the NEON Vibration Sensor v4
      • How to configure the frequency of measurements and messages
      • How to replace the sensor or probe
      • How to debug a not connected sensor
      • How to debug a not paired sensor
      • How to enable Hanning Window
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How to replace the sensor or probe

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The NEON Vibration Sensor consists of two main parts: the transmitter and the sensor (also known as the probe). Exchanging the sensor attached to the transmitter for a new one is possible, nevertheless, certain steps must be taken to do it successfully since the transmitter must be paired with the sensor being used.

  1. Ensure the setting Allow Deactivation is set to Yes. The default configuration of the NEON vibration sensor has Allow Deactivation enabled but the user might need to send a downlink to oconfigure the device. For more information about how to generate the downlink to configure the device please refer to the .

If a configuration downlink is sent to enable Allow Deactivation the user must confirm that the device changed its configuration before proceeding to step 2. The user can confirm this by monitoring when the device reboots after receiving the configuration downlink via LoRa.

  1. Disconnect the old sensor and connect the new sensor to the transmitter.

Deactivate the sensor by holding the button pressed for 5 seconds and, when the LED indicator turns white, release the button and press it again once. The LED will turn red indicating the device is deactivated. For more information about the deactivation procedure refer to the .

Activate the device again by holding the button pressed for 5 seconds and, when the LED indicator turns white, release the button. After the activation sequence, the LED should turn green indicating a successful activation. For more information about the deactivation procedure refer to the .

product manual
product manual
Configuration section
NEON Configurator with Allow Deactivation set to yes