W and T Pt1000 Web Thermometer 1x
Report limit violations to a cell phone
- ntfy.sh is a public messaging service. It is topic-oriented, i.e. notifications are sent by specifying unique topic names. To receive notifications, the relevant topic names must be subscribed.
- These are not closed groups, rather anyone knowing the name of the topic has access to the notifications sent there.
- You can download the app from the usual providers (Google Play, App Store), but there is also access from your web browser at ntfy.sh.
- Open the web app at ntfy.sh in your browser. Clicking on the + Subscribe topic opens a dialog in which you can enter the topic name you would like to subscribe to. This also creates the topic. Enter a unique name (e.g. WEBIO-123456). Pressing SUBSCRIBE subscribes you to notifications under this topic.
- The procedure is identical in the mobile app with Android and Apple.
- As soon as the topic you created is subscribed, configure sending the notification in your Web Thermometer. Enter the IP address of the Web Thermometer in the browser and log in to the web interface with administrator rights. In the menu click on Alarms/Messages and there on Add.
- An input screen appears for the alarm configuration. First, enable the new alarm and assign an appropriate name. As the trigger select Temperature and enter the permissible high and low limits.
- It is also possible to set hysteresis, a change rate, and a delay time as well as repeating the alarm (once or cyclical).
Further below select HTTP Request. Now the form expands and you are granted access to the associated parameters. You set the request method here at POST. The field HTTP(S) request (complete URL) as well as HTTPS(S) request clear message (complete URL) contains the ntfy.sh URL for your topic. Everything behind https://ntfy.sh/ represents the name of your topic. In the Payload field write the alarm message, and Clear Payload generates the caution message. Clicking on Apply confirms the alarm.
When the set temperature limits are violated or when the measured value returns to the tolerance range, a message is issued:
Placeholders in the message text also allow you to insert dynamic variables such as the current measurement values. A <T1> in the message text is replaced in the output by the current temperature. This is a way to enlarge the information content of the sent messages. An exact list of the available placeholders can be found in the manual for the device.
Product Overview
Web Thermometer
The Web Thermometer is a device that acquires the temperatures and makes the values available in the network. It includes an integrated data logger and numerous web and network services for manually querying the measurements or for independent sending of the messages.
- Web Thermometer Pt100 /Pt1000
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2x Pt100/Pt1000 measuring input - Web Thermometer 8x
8x Pt100/Pt1000 measurement input with screw terminals
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Documents / Resources
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W and T Pt1000 Web Thermometer 1x [pdf] Instructions Pt1000 Web Thermometer 1x, Pt1000, Web Thermometer 1x, Thermometer 1x |
