Doyen LoRaWAN+BLE Field Controller User Manual

LoRaWAN+BLE Field
Controller User ManualV1.0

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Introduction

The LoRaWAN+BLE Field Controller is designed for warehouse, logistics, manufacturing, and other industrial applications to control external LED strip lights. It receives system instructions and controls the ON/OFF status, color, and display mode of the  connected strips. The controller supports 4 output channels, with up to 10m of LED strip per channel. This simplifies deployment by reducing the number of controllers and on-site wiring. Through clear visual guidance, it helps operators quickly identify  target locations and operating status, improving operational efficiency and accuracy.
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Product Overview

Controller Installation

The Controller can be mounted on various surfaces and structures, including walls, desktops, ceilings, racks, and carts. It offers three mounting options: screw, bracket, and adhesive. Choose the appropriate mounting method based on your installation  requirements.
3.1 Screw Mounting
Step 1: Drill Holes and Insert Expansion Anchor

Step 2: Secure the Wall-Mounted Base

Step 3: Secure the Controller

3.2 Bracket Mounting
The bracket supports two mounting orientations. It can be secured to the mounting surface using screws or cable ties. Select the appropriate orientation based on the installation requirements.

Method 1: Bracket With Screws

Method 2: Bracket With Cable Ties

3.3 Cable-Tie Mounting with Adhesive Assistance
Note: This mounting method uses cable ties for securing the controller, with adhesive as additional support. It is intended for temporary installation. For long-term use, refer to the first two mounting methods.

Controller Operation

4.1 Activate the Controller Before First Use
After installation is complete, activate the Controller before first use. The following describes the activation process. After pressing the Activate Button, the Power Indicator status is shown below.

After the activation is successful, it automatically enters the network access state.
4.2 Restart Controller
Use the following procedure to restart the Controller when required.

After pressing the Restart Button, the Power Indicator status is shown below.

Function	Light Color	Operations & Light Status
Restart		Operation: Press and hold the Restart Button for more than 3 seconds, then release it. After 1 minute, press and hold the Reset Button again for more than 3 seconds. Release the button after the light indication appears.
		Light Status: The red and blue lights flash alternately, each for 0.2 seconds.
		After the restart is successful, the green light remains solid.

4.3 Reset Controller
Use the following procedure to reset the Controller to its reset state.

Function	Light Color	Operations & Light Status
Reset		Operation: Press and hold the Reset Button for more than 3 seconds, then release it. Within 1 minute, press and hold the Reset Button again for more than 3 seconds. Release the button after the light indication appears.
		Light Status: The red and green lights flash alternately, each for 0.2 seconds.
		After the reset is successful, the green light remains solid.

 LoRa Indicator Status

The LoRa module is enabled by default. When LoRaWAN coverage is available, the Controller uses LoRaWAN as the primary communication method to control external indicator lights. Device registration, firmware updates, and status reporting are also  performed via LoRaWAN.
The following table shows the LoRa indicator status for different functions.

Function		Light Color	Operation & Light Status
Network Access	Network Access in Process		Light Status: The orange light blinks slowly with 0.5s on and 0.5s off.
			If it blinks for more than 15s, it is determined as network access failure.
	Network Access Successful	Green	Light Status: The green light remains solid.
			LoRaWAN is online.
Data Transmission/Device Registration/OTA Update		Green	Light Status: The green light blinks slowly with 0.5s on and 0.5s off.

BLE Indicator Status

BLE is disabled by default and is enabled only when needed through system settings or by double-pressing the Reset Button.
The following table shows the BLE indicator status for different functions.

Abnormal Status