Data Source Selection
It is necessary for thermostat to know the environment temperature and humidity to
display on the screen and achieve the accurate control. The thermostat provides 4 kinds
of data sources for different application environments:
| Source Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| Internal | The thermostat has already equipped the temperature and humidity sensors. |
| NTC | The thermostat provides a NTC input to connect to a NTC temperature sensor. When connecting a NTC sensor, the thermostat will use NTC sensor as temperature source and internal sensor as humidity data source. |
| LNS | The thermostat is able to receive the temperature and humidity data from LoRaWAN® network server. |
| D2D | The thermostat is able to receive the temperature and humidity data from Milesight sensors via Milesight D2D feature. |
- How to Select the Data Source
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The thermostat internal sensors can suit for most of applications without extra sensor deployment. However, if one of the following scenarios occurs, you may choose to use other data sources:
- The accuracy of the internal sensors does not match the requirement;
- There are unavoidable temperature influences at target installation location of the thermostat;
- The target installation location of the thermostat is not representative.
If you decide not to use internal sensors, please select the data source mode depending on the sensors you have:- NTC Sensor: select the NTC mode if your sensor can suit the requirement of thermostat NTC input.
- Milesght Sensor: If this model supports D2D Data Sending feature and is within the transmission distance with the thermostat, select D2D mode; if not, select LNS mode.
- Other type sensors: select LNS mode.
- How to Configure the Data Source
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The thermostat uses internal sensors by default and provides the downlink command to switch data sources. After switching, please refer to the following information:
- NTC: NTC Sensor Installation
- LNS: Send temperature/humidity downlink command
- D2D: D2D Data Receiving Settings via ToolBox or Downlink Command
- Calibration
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The thermostat supports numerical calibration for temperature and humidity data. The thermostat will use the calibration results to display on the screen and achieve temperature control.Note: This only works when the data source is internal or NTC sensor.Configuration Descriptions: