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User Manual for Cassia Network models including: M2000, M2000 Compact Cellular Bluetooth Gateway, M2000, Compact Cellular Bluetooth Gateway, Cellular Bluetooth Gateway, Bluetooth Gateway, Gateway
04 For instance, if the MAC address of an M2000 is CC:1B:E0:E3:0D:8C, both the Wi-Fi hotspot name and password are cassia-E30D8C. 03. After connecting to the M2000's Wi-Fi hotspot, open a web browser and enter 192.168.40.1 into the
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DocumentDocumentCassia M2000 User Manual Official Version 2024/08/29 01 Contents 1. Overview 03 2. Local Console 03 2.1 Login 03 2.2 Status 04 2.3 Configuration 05 2.3.1 Using 4G to connect to the network 05 2.3.2 Using Wi-Fi to connect to the network 06 2.4 Service 08 2.5 Others 10 2.6 Parameter Description 11 3. AC Operations 12 3.1 Check M2000 information details 12 3.2 Configure M2000 from AC 13 3.3 OTA firmware update 14 4. Cassia RESTful API 14 5. Cassia MQTT API 15 6. LED Status 17 7. Obtain GPS Location 18 Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 02 support@cassianetworks.com 1.Overview M2000 is a compact Bluetooth gateway that supports 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity. It is easy to install and use and has excellent Bluetooth performance. Additionally, it is cost-effective, stable, secure, and scalable. M2000 is part of Cassia Network's enterprise-level Bluetooth gateways and can be managed through the Cassia Network's Access Controller (AC). M2000 is ideal for situations that require mobility and rapid deployment, but do not need high Bluetooth device density. It is commonly used for monitoring mobile vital signs, remote healthcare at home, and for monitoring vehicle assets. Moreover, M2000 has robust applications in supply chain management, as well as for people and asset tracking on campuses and medical institutions. Notes for the M2000 official version: · SIM card is not included in the M2000. · The cellular connection with NB-IOT has very limited bandwidth (<5Kbps) and high network latency (1.6s-10s), so M2000 firmware will need to be further customized in the future to work in this case. · AC software needs to be upgraded to the following Cassia-AC-2.2.0.24 version to support M2000. · AC software and M2000 firmware are available at: https://www.cassianetworks.com/support/ knowledge-base/ · M2000 GA firmware cannot be upgraded on M2000 beta hardware. 2.Local Console 2.1 Login 01. Please record the last six digits of the MAC address on the back of the M2000 chassis. 02. Connect to the M2000's Wi-Fi hotspot using a computer or mobile phone. · The hotspot's name is cassia-xxxxxx. · The password is the same as the name, cassia-xxxxxx xxxxxx is the last six digits of the M2000's MAC address. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 03 support@cassianetworks.com For instance, if the MAC address of an M2000 is CC:1B:E0:E3:0D:8C, both the Wi-Fi hotspot name and password are cassia-E30D8C. WLAN cassia-E30D8C 03. After connecting to the M2000's Wi-Fi hotspot, open a web browser and enter 192.168.40.1 into the address bar. You will be prompted to enter a username and password. The default username is admin, and the password is admin. 2.2 Status 01. Upon successful login, you will be able to view the basic M2000 information on the `Status' page, including its MAC address and the IP address. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 04 support@cassianetworks.com 2.3 Configuration 2.3.1 Using 4G to connect to the network 01. Insert the Micro SIM card into the M2000. Refer to the diagram below. Make sure that the beveled corner of the SIM card is facing the lower left corner. 02. Connect the USB power supply to the M2000. After 30 seconds, the M2000 will finish booting up and connect to the carrier's 4G network. The SYS light and 4G light will both turn solid. 03. To connect with the AC server, go to the Configuration page on the M2000 local console. Enter the AC address (only AC version Cassia-AC-2.2.0.24 supports M2000) and click Apply. The AC version is available at: https://www.cassianetworks.com/support/knowledge-base/ac-server-software/ Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 05 support@cassianetworks.com Please get in touch with your AC administrator to check if the M2000 is showing online on the AC. Notes: · When inserting the SIM card, make sure that the beveled corner of the SIM card is facing the lower left corner, as shown in the diagram above. · When inserting the SIM card, push it in with your fingernail or the tip of a pen until it is held in place by the slot. · When removing the SIM card, push it in with your fingernail or the tip of a pen until it pops out. 2.3.2 Using Wi-Fi to connect to the network 01. Click on the Configuration page first, enable Wi-Fi client mode, and complete SSID and other settings based on your Wi-Fi router information. For example, set the Security Mode to WPA2-PSK, enter the password, and click save. 02. To connect with the AC server, enter the AC address (only the 2.2.0 AC version supports M2000) and click Apply. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 06 support@cassianetworks.com Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 07 support@cassianetworks.com After 30 seconds, the M2000 will finish booting up and connect to the AC server. Please get in touch with your AC administrator to check if the M2000 is showing online on the AC. Notes: · M2000 can only connect to the internet through the 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi router and does not support 5Ghz Wi-Fi router. 2.4 Service The M2000 MQTT Bypass Service can route BLE advertising packets directly to the MQTT server by configuring MQTT and scanning setting information in the Service tab. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 08 support@cassianetworks.com Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 09 support@cassianetworks.com 2.5 Others Users can perform various operations on the "Others" page, such as modifying their login password, rebooting, resetting, and signing out. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 10 support@cassianetworks.com 2.6 Parameter Description 01. Status Tab (Not Changeable) Parameter Description Model MAC Wi-Fi IP Cellular IP Firmware Version M2000 Gateway MAC Address - printed on the bottom of the M2000 Gateway IP address for Wi-Fi connection Gateway IP address for cellular connection Firmware version Uptime AC Online Time AC Server Address The gateway up time in hours since the last reboot The time of the gateway connected with the AC. If not connected, it shows offline. AC Server Address 02. Config Tab Parameter Tx Power AC Server Address Country Code Client Mode SSID Security Mode Password IP Allocation IP Netmask Gateway DNS1 DNS2 Description Transmit power for Bluetooth. The default value is 19dbm (or 8dbm for Japan). To change this, follow local regulations for the maximum transmit power for 2.4 GHz devices. AC Server IP address or domain name. Note: Remove http:// or https:// header or port number Country code configuration for the Wi-Fi function. The default value is US. This option can only be set from the AC server by the administrator. Wi-Fi Client Enable (default) or Disable SSID of Wi-Fi AP Wi-Fi Security Mode: None (no password or encryption, default value), WPA2-PSK WPA[TKIP]+WPA2[AES] The password of Wi-Fi AP's SSID. DHCP (default) or Static IP Static IP address Static IP network mask Static IP network gateway DNS server address 1 DNS server address 2 Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 11 support@cassianetworks.com 3. AC Operations 3.1 Check M2000 information details Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 12 support@cassianetworks.com 3.2 Configure M2000 from AC Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 13 support@cassianetworks.com 3.3 OTA firmware update 01. Upload M2000 firmware to the AC server from the AC Maintenance Tab -> Gateway's Firmware Update section: 02. Select M2000 to upgrade to this firmware version. 4.Cassia RESTful API M2000 supports the Cassia RESTful API, which can be called from the AC server or the local network. Please refer to the following link for details of the "Cassia SDK Implementation Guide." https://github.com/CassiaNetworks/CassiaSDKGuide/wiki Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 14 support@cassianetworks.com 01. Scan 02. Connect device 5. Cassia MQTT API M2000 supports bi-directional communication with BLE devices via the gateway MQTT interface. Please refer http://docs.ble.xin/latest/en/api/mqtt/overview.html for API details. 01. Input Service information Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 15 support@cassianetworks.com Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 16 support@cassianetworks.com 02. MQTT server sends API to the gateway to make a BLE connection MQTT API sample code is available at https://github.com/CassiaNetworks/CassiaSDKGuide/tree/master/node_examples/MQTT 6. LED Status LED SYS Status Off Fast flashing Solid on Description Power off The system is starting The system is operating normally. Wi-Fi connection is NOT established. Slow flashing The system is operating normally. Wi-Fi connection is established. Slow flashing Network searching. (200ms High/1800ms Low) 4G Slow flashing Idle (1800ms High/200ms Low) Fast flashing (125ms High/125 Low) Data transfer is ongoing. Off BLE Solid on Flashing The Bluetooth chip didn't start Bluetooth is operating normally. Flash twice when the Bluetoothconnection is established Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 17 support@cassianetworks.com 7. Obtain GPS Location 01. To acquire the GPS location from local console: · Click the `Update GPS' button. · Wait for 2 to 4 minutes to fresh browser to get GPS data, including longitude, latitude, GPS timestamp, and GPS signal. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 18 support@cassianetworks.com 02. To acquire the GPS location from the AC Server: · Obtain a token for the Cassia RESTful API from the AC Server. · Initiate the GPS service by using the following API call: GET AC_IP/api2/cassia/gps/start?mac=CC:1B:E0:E4:A0:A4 · Wait for 2 to 4 minutes for the gateway to cycle offline and online. · Retrieve the GPS information from gateway status webpage or by calling: GET AC_IP/api2/cassia/info?mac=CC:1B:E0:E4:A0:A4 03. To acquire the GPS location with local API: · Login with the API. · Trigger the GPS service by calling: GET gateway_IP/cassia/gps/start · Wait for 2 to 4 minutes for the gateway to gather GPS data. · Retrieve the GPS information from the gateway status webpage or by calling: GET gateway_IP/cassia/info Notes: · In the current iteration of M2000, it is recommended that GPS data be acquired no more frequently than every 5 minutes. Work is underway to further optimize the system and reduce the time taken to acquire GPS data. · It is recommended to stop BLE API requests when acquiring GPS information, as GPS operation interrupts LTE service and temporarily disables the network. Cassia Networks Inc., 97 E. Brokaw Road, Suite 130, San Jose, CA 95112 19 support@cassianetworks.com