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Description  ThermoHarvesting Wireless Sensor System
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Micropelt - preliminary - Datasheet TE-CORE /RF v1.4 | Page 22
Thermoharvesting Wireless Sensor System
Micropelt TE-CORE /RF
5.3 Communication Settings
A couple of seconds after attaching the TE-CORE /RF
to a heat source, it starts transmitting data, indicated
by a flashing red LED on the Wireless Sensor module.
The USB receiver indicates received signal with a blink-
ing red LED. Only visible if the white plastic cover is
removed.
COM port assignment is required for the first start on-
ly. For all other parameters in the “Settings” window,
defaults remain unchanged:
Baud rate = 38400
Data bits = 8
Stop bits = 1
Parity = None
Flow Control = None
Setup values get saved to default upon clicking “OK”.
In case you already used the Micropelt
TE-Power NODE system in the past, please
note that you might have to actively change
the baud rate to the correct value !
Screenshot Setup
The TE-Power SCOPE V3.0 application software re-
ceives the data via a virtual COM port. This port must
be correctly configured to enable the wireless data
transfer.
1. Click on “COM Settings” to open the “Setup” win-
dow.
2. Click “Port” pull-down button to open the list of
available ports.
3. Click on the highest value (at the bottom), then
click OK.
4. Click “Run” in the main window and see if the
histogram displays values and the image of the
TE-CORE /RF appears below the histogram.
5. If nothing happens go back to step 1 and select
the next Port value, etc.
Screenshot Device Manager
Experienced users may just look up the Windows De-
vice Manager to find the port associated with the ’USB
Serial Port’. The port number is displayed after the
device name, set in brackets, e.g. (COM12).



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