ENY Users’ Manual Business Development Center Industrial Solutions Company Panasonic Corporation © Panasonic Corporation [0]
About This Manual This document is the users’ manual for “ENY” system, which consists of the “ENY button” (RF transmitter) and “ENY receiver” (the RF receiver). The following items are described in the document. - System configuration - How to operate - Communication Interface This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Product Discription The ENY system is a system that collects the customer‘s experience of service satisfaction and customer opinions, and feeds the results back to the store manager. Press the ENY button in response to the questions presented and your opinion will be sent wirelessly. ENY receiver sends the received data to the cloud and aggregate it in the cloud.
System Configuration The configuration of “ENY” system is shown in Figure 1. Pressing the “ENY button” generates electricity and become active for a while ( less than 45[ms] ). During the active time the button can transmit RF signal. The “ENY receiver” should be plugged into the gateway via USB and recognized as Virtual COM port. The receiver can communicate with the “ENY button” while the button is active. The operation is done in Sub-GHz (925MHz) and the protocol is “ENY” original.
Sequence Between Button And Receiver The sequence between “ENY button” and “ENY receiver” is shown in Figure 2. The button makes three times of ID transmission at a maximum. By changing the second and third retransmission timings, wireless communication collisions are avoided and communication reliability is improved.
Communication I/F In Host Computer Command I/F between “ENY receiver” and the PC is shown in Figure 3. Command: Command get_id ver Description Shows the RX ID. Shows the FW version. Parameter - Response [RX_ID] Note Figure 3 Note: - Receiver outputs the button information in ASCII text via USB when it receives the signal successfully. e.g. [Button ID] [Sequence No.] [Cumulated No.] [Channel No.
Communication I/F In Host Computer Serial port settings : Speed Data bits Stop bits Parity Flow control :115200 :8 :1 :None :None [bps] [bits] [bit] Setting example (PuTTY): Figure 4 © Panasonic Corporation [6]
Communication I/F In Host Computer Command execution examples : ⇒Get ID command ⇒ver command Figure 5 © Panasonic Corporation [7]
LED Status On “ENY receiver” LED status on “ENY receiver” is shown in Figure 6. 1. Blue LED : Blinks when it receives ID information successfully LED OFF LED Blink - BLUELED 2. Green LED : Become ON when the power is supplied LED OFF LED ON -GREEN- 3.
Disclaimer Please note that the information or the program it in this document may be changed or updated without notice. For any damages caused by these changes and updates, we are not responsible.
