Let's take a look in our crystal ball to see what the future holds at Monnit?

The Monnit development team is always working on products that will enhance our current product offering based on customer needs. We have received requests for our Ethernet Gateway to support customized local configurations. Our team is working on a feature that will allow Ethernet gateways to be configured via direct connection and a small PC application to set parameters such as static IP or DHCP, and Monnit Enterprise host and port settings. If you would like to learn more about this product update or be notified when it becomes available, please email us at sales@monnit.com.

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Using Wireless Sensors to Monitor Vacant Properties

Whether you are a real estate agent, or vacation home owner it is important to monitor your property or properties while you are away. Problems arising from trespassing and damage can be costly.  Monnit provides low-cost sensors that can detect open and closed doors, motion, light, and temperature.  Get real-time notifications about your properties.

Using Monnit wireless sensors provides peace of mind when it comes to knowing if any conditions come up at your vacant properties. We recommend using Monnit's affordable wireless open/closed sensors to monitor doors and windows for un-authorized access. We also recommend using Monnit's wireless temperature sensors and Monnit's wireless water sensors to monitor for potential temperature and water damage.

Get Peace of Mind with Monnit Wireless Sensors!

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How To Hook Up Wireless Analog
Voltage Sensors.

The following steps will demonstrate the correct way to hook up wireless analog voltage sensors to the power source you would like to monitor. It will also show you how to change the sensor's data display in the iMonnit Online Monitoring System.

When hooking up a wireless voltage sensor please follow these instructions;

    • Connect the red wire from the Monnit voltage sensor
      to the positive side of the power source you are
      monitoring.
    • Connect the black wire from the Monnit voltage sensor
      to the ground or negative side of the power source you are monitoring.




Setting up your sensor application in the iMonnit Online Software.

    • Log into your iMonnit online account.
    • Select the analog voltage sensor you are working with from the sensor list.
      (You should see the data in volts as the default.)
    • Click the "Calibrate" tab.



    • From the calibration screen you can calibrate your sensor, or transform the data into a custom
      format for your application.
    • Set the custom application values for the low (0 Volt) and high (1.25 Volt) readings.
    • Enter your custom application's unit type in the "Label" field.
    • The External Sensor Power Options are available to provide current or voltage from the analog
      voltage sensor. The maximum voltage that can be provided is that of the battery (2.7-3.1 VDC)
      and the maximum current that can be provided is 10 mA.
    • The Read Delay is the length of time that must elapse before the processor reads the input
      voltage. For more information on power options, contact Monnit Support.
    • When you are finished making changes, click the "Calibrate" button.



    • After clicking the calibrate button, click on the "History" tab to return to the sensor readings screen.
    • You should now see the data in your custom format.

For more information on using Monnit wireless sensors, visit the support section of our website.

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