Setup And Operation Of The Parking Lot Sensor In The Backend - Bosch PLS User Manual

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2.6 Setup and operation of the parking lot sensor in the backend

In order to set up the sensor in the LoRaWAN backend, the following information is required, which will be provided to
you:
 DevEUI (for example, FCD6BD0000190001)
 AppKey (for example, 00112233445566778899AABBCCDDEEFF)
AppEUI/JoinEUI:
TPS110 EU
TPS110 US
TPS110 JP
TPS110 IN
Table 1 AppEUI per sensor variant
Network Quality of Service is extremely dependent on product environment and usage. Customer or
customer's network operator is the best stakeholders to configure the LoRaWAN network.
The customer must verify that the network performances are good enough to operate the Parking Lot
Sensors. After installation, the customer must monitor network performances in order to proceed to
potential improvements.
At least, the following values should be monitored:
⇒ RSSI which should be higher than -120dBm.
⇒ SNR which should be higher than -7dB.
⇒ Number of SW resets from the device, that should be exceptions (method to get this value from the
sensor is described in the PLS Communication Interface that could be communicated on request).
The number of gateways should be higher than two (to manage unexpected unavailability of one gateway). This number
should also be proportionate to the number of installed sensors and to the maximum of expected simultaneous parking
events. We recommend to install at least a minimum of two gateways for smaller projects to get the appropriate network
coverage redundancy. For bigger projects with higher number of installed sensors, add the appropriate number of
gateways.
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Sensor variant
FCD6BD0000190000
FCD6BD0000190001
FCD6BD0000190002
FCD6BD0000190003
Precaution
AppEUI
12 | 18