Skiply Smilio Action Multiservices – Assembly, Activation & Configuration

Community Admin 15. February 2022

- 📖🕓 ≈ 9 min - Most recently, in the device presentation of the Smilio Action Multiservices, you could find out what kind of device this is, which use cases you can implement with it and what significant advantages and limitations it has. As announced, in this second article we now deal with the activation, assembly and configuration of the Smilio A. How can you activate and mount the Smilio A?With regard to activation and assembly, it is advisable to first

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Categories: Operating Aids, Sensors

Tags: Assembly, Configuration, Connected Buttons, Device presentation, Indoor, Indoor sensor, Installation, Instructions, LoRaWAN, Outdoor, Outdoor sensor, Payload configuration, Real-time interaction, Sensor technology, Sensor test, Skiply, Smilio A, Smilio A Multiservices, Smilio Action

Parameter	Description	Default value at delivery
dtx	Time span between two transmitted data packets in periodic transmit mode 0 (adjustable via parameter "eat", see below)	15 (minutes)
tpb	Minimum time span between two button triggers	3 (minutes)
tpbq	Minimum time interval between two magnetic card detections	3 (minutes)
csc	Fine adjustment Periodical transmission mode for energy saving: 0 = after each interval a data packet is sent independent of the counter value - 1 = only if counter value has changed compared to the previous one, a data packet is sent	1
rnm	Selection of operating mode: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 or 9 (see below for detailed explanation in each case)	2
eat	Selection of transmission mode: 0 = Periodic transmission, i.e. data packet is sent every "dtx" (see above) minutes - 1 = Immediate transmission, i.e. data packet is sent after each button press with the "tpb" delay - 2 = Dual transmission mode, i.e. combination of 0 + 1	1

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How can you activate and mount the Smilio A?

Activation

Step 1 - Introduction to the Network:

Step 2 - Configuration/Selection of Technology:

Step 3 - Insert Batteries:

Step 4 - Wait for the Boot Process:

Assembly

How and to what extent can you change the Configuration?

Changeable Parameters

Operating Modes

Mode 1:

Mode 2 (default on delivery):

Mode 3:

Mode 4:

Mode 6:

Mode 7:

Mode 8 – "Pulse" mode:

Mode 9 – "CODE" Mode:

Test Modes in Smilio Action Simulator:

Change Configuration via Downlink

Default Payload sent by the Device:

Downlink Query payload sent from Device:

Downlink Result Payload sent to Device:

Generate "Downlink Result" Payload with the Smilio Configurator:

Send Downlink Result Payload to Device:

COOKIES: