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  • Introduction
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      • Pressure Gauge (PG)
      • Pressure Sensor (PS)
      • Temperature Sensor (TS)
      • Temperature Transmitter (TT)
      • Vibration Sensor (VB)
      • Contact Sensor (VS-CS)
      • Valve Sensor - Multiturn (VS-MT)
      • Valve Sensor - Quarter Turn (VS-QT)
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      • 📄Step 1: Product manual
      • 🔑Step 2: Identify the keys
      • 💻Step 3: Add the device to the LNS
      • ⚙️Step 4: Encoder & Decoder in the LNS
      • 🟩Step 5: Activating the device
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    • Online Configurator
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  • How-to
    • General
      • How to troubleshoot a NEON device not connecting to the network
      • How to fix a bad connection
      • How to replace a battery
    • Pressure Gauge (PG)
      • How to configure event triggers
    • Pressure Sensor (PS)
      • How to configure event triggers
    • Temperature Sensor (TS)
      • 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
  • General Information
    • Available Regions
    • LoRaWAN Region
    • Hazardous Locations
    • Device Maintenance
    • Support & Troubleshooting
    • FAQs
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Pressure Sensor (PS)

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The user must read the before proceeding with the information provided in this section.

The NEON Pressure Sensor is a combination of the NEON Transmitter and the NEON Pressure Sensor. The NEON Pressure Sensor must have been requested with a specification of connection and range. The NEON Transmitter must be connected to the respective sensor. The key files sent alongside the shipment confirmation provide the serial number of the transmitter and the sensor in pairs. See the following table for an example of the key files.

Transmitter ser. no.
Dev EUI
type
appEUI
appKey
Sensor art. no.

RT020123AA00001

848BCDFFFE6137FF

DS-RT-02-01

848BCDFFFE613FFF

F65161475DE01C91FB68F7BAA722FFFF

520.9-42-S-0-9-3-P-2-1

RT020123AA00002

848BCDFFFE6137FE

DS-RT-02-01

848BCDFFFE613FFE

F65161475DE01C91FB68F7BAA722FFFE

520.941S093800

The transmitter with serial number RT020123AA00001 must be connected to the sensor with serial number 520.9-42-S-0-9-3-P-2-0, while the transmitter with serial number RT020123AA00002 must be connected to the sensor with serial number 520.941S093800. Interchanging sensors may result in completely inaccurate measurements.

NEON Transmitter

The NEON transmitter must be mounted using the pre-mounted bracket, which must be earthed. On a flat surface, you can use the mounting holes. Slots and screw holes are designed for M4 fasteners while the threaded hole uses a M5 bolt.

An example of a mounted NEON transmitter using the mounting holes is presented next.

You can mount the NEON transmitter to a pole using a 14 mm wide band clamp. Please note that in this case the bracket must be earthed as well.

Pressure Sensor

When purchasing the NEON Pressure Sensor, the customer must have decided on the connection type of the sensor. Install the sensor to the connection according to the specifications and safety measures of the asset to be monitored. An example of an installed sensor is presented next.

After finishing the physical installation of the sensor, connect the cable to the M12 plug of the sensor. The female end of the cable connects to the sensor while the male end is connected to the transmitter. Examples of each end of the cable are in the following figures.

product documentation
Schematic of NEON transmitter with its mounting bracket
Mounted NEON transmitter
Schematic of NEON transmitter with band clamp
Installed pressure sensor
Cable's female end
Cable's male end
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