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The Guppy firmware can be customized for special use cases in particular relating to the use of the 3D accelerometer:
The IP67 rated housing is made of sturdy ABS/Polycarbonate plastic to survive bumps and knocks and to survive many years in the sun and weather.
It is low-profile making it easy to mount and conceal if required. For example, on the underside of a trailer.
The housing screws together for easy assembly, and has 2 convenient mounting tabs.
2 x standard “AAA” size batteries which provide a balance between size and capacity. Low-cost off-the-shelf alkaline batteries can be used or for applications that require extreme temperature or extra long-life we recommend that off-the-shelf 1.5V lithium batteries are used. These are readily available from retail outlets, for example Energizer Ulitmate Lithium.
-20°C to +60°C
For operation in extreme temperatures, the device must be fitted with lithium batteries.
The Guppy uses a high power radio transmitter / receiver that operates on LoRaWAN networks, and is available in variants for the various LoRaWAN frequencies around the world.
The Guppy has an internal LoRaWAN RF antenna tuned by the RF laboratories to ensure optimal performance
The 3-axis accelerometer allows the Guppy to ‘sleep’ in an ultra-low power state yet still wakeup when movement occurs. The accelerometer can be used to detect movement and alert when this occurs outside of normal operating times (after hours movement alerts)
Future firmware versions will allow for harsh G-force detection (like objects being dropped)
The Guppy caters for a USB configuration adapter and cable which is used to program firmware updates and configuration information on the device. The most common configuration parameters are also able to be updated OTA via LoRaWAN downlink messages.
Unsure what LoRaWAN is? Click here for info on LoRaWAN.
The option of using extended temperature range batteries allows the Guppy to be used in extreme climates and temperatures.
The Guppy is a compact, rugged “tag” device that has been designed for locating containers, trailers, skip bins, and other assets using the LoRaWAN geo-location services. The Guppy can also alert on movement and after-hours activity triggered by its accelerometer. The IP-67 rated housing is rugged and UV stable, so the device can be mounted on assets that are exposed to rain, dust and marine conditions.
