Ayyeka’s Wavelet device is integrated with best-of-breed sensors.

You can choose from any of the sensors offered with our existing 25 Wavelet Kits.

The Wavelet itself is sensor agnostic and can work with any type of sensor with analog, serial, or discrete output.

If there is a specific sensor you would like to use that is not listed in our product suite or price list, please contact us at info@ayyeka.com so we can customize a Wavelet Kit to meet your needs.

The Wavelet has 3 sensor ports, which can be configured with any combination of analog, serial, or discrete connectors.

Each sensor port can support additional sensors using cable splitters, with one Wavelet device supporting up to 10 sensors.

Sensor drift occurs over time with all sensors.

Recommended calibration frequency varies based on the sensor and application. Typically, sensors should be calibrated once per year.

Sensor calibration can be performed during routine maintenance. Ayyeka provides a user-friendly solution to account for sensor drift by modifying the transformation equation that converts raw values from sensor measurements to final values in engineering units.

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The Wavelet device can be powered by a fixed power supply or solar panel.

Each Wavelet device is supplied with an external power connector for this purpose.

The Wavelet can be configured with an SD card supporting up 8 GB of data (can be expanded).

Data is stored in the Wavelet device in non-volatile memory, so that data is not lost in the event that the battery is spent and an external power source goes out.

For installations using an external power source, the internal battery provides backup power if the external power supply fails.

Ayyeka’s Wavelet Kits collect and transmit data to cloud storage or an on-premises server.

Using the drivers, code, and API developed by Ayyeka’s engineers, the data is seamlessly and securely integrated to populate SCADA databases.

Ayyeka supports the OPC, DNP3, and proprietary communication protocols.

Ayyeka’s user interface can generate the following pre-defined reports: stream history (all measurements for a user-defined data range), aggegation reports (sum, average, min/max, standard deviation for user-defined data range and aggregation interval), and flow reports (sum of daily sums for user-defined data range).

Ayyeka also offers options for custom reports.

Reports are generated as CSV (comma separated values) files.

Navigate to the Devices tab and click on the correct Wavelet device.

In the Configuration tab, there are 3 Reporting Interval options: Type (0), Type (1), Type (2). Type (0) is the default reporting interval. Type (1) and Type (2) are optional alternate configurations that are used when configuring alarms.

To change the reporting interval, click on Type (0), Type (1), or Type (2). There are 9 pre-defined reporting intervals ranging from 30 minutes to 24 hours.

To configure a reporting interval that is not pre-defined, use the Advanced Device Configuration.

Click GSM. Select GSM PRIORITY. 0, 1, and 2 correspond to Type (0), Type (1), and Type (2). Update the home_interval_minutes value to the desired interval in minutes.

The maximum sampling frequency is sensor-dependent.

Wavelet Kits are designed for continuous rather than real-time monitoring to enable fully-autonomous operations with long-lasting battery lifetime.

Typical sampling frequency ranges from once every 5 minutes, 1 hour, or once per day.

While sampling frequency can be reduced to shorter intervals such as once per minute, it is recommended that these types of applications include an external power supply to reduce battery replacement frequency.

Each individual data stream can be configured with up to 4 alert configurations. The Wavelet device has a maximum of 23 data streams.

SMS and email alerts are configured within the user interface.

Please verify that user contact details have been properly entered into the system, the user has been added to the appropriate alert user group, and the alert user group is configured to receive SMS notifications.

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Wavelet devices installed in manholes establish server connectivity in the same manner as do Wavelets installed at street level or other above-surface applications.

Changes to sampling configurations are sent over-the-air via the user interface and are executed during the next communication session between the server and Wavelet device.

Yes.

Ayyeka takes data security and privacy very seriously. We have implemented cutting-edge cyber-security features since the inception of our company.

Since many of our customers prefer to bypass cloud storage, we have developed capabilities to transmit the data directly to an on-premises or private cloud server.

The Wavelet is a multi-network carrier with redundant communication capabilities.

The Wavelet can support 2G, 3G, 4G (LTE), LPWAN (Sigfox, LoRaWAN), and Bluetooth connectivity.

If the Wavelet fails to connect to a cellular network, the device will continue to collect and store data.

The transmission frequency is automatically reduced to conserve power until communications can be successfully re-established, at which point the device returns to its normal transmission frequency.

Ayyeka’s Wavelet Kits are embedded with cutting-edge cyber-security technology from the ground up.

Cyber-security features include AES-256 protocol data encryption, authentication, one-time passwords (OTP) and secured connectivity.

Ayyeka provides a standard 1-year limited warranty covering the Wavelet and all other hardware furnished as part of a Wavelet Kit excluding sensors and samplers.

Sensors and samplers are covered by the warranty of third-party original equipment manufacturers (OEM) or warranty administrators.

Ayyeka also offers extended warranties.

No, the Wavelet Magnetic Activator shipped with each Wavelet device can be used to activate any Wavelet device.

Ayyeka’s Wavelet Kits are an ideal solution for smart cities.

Modular and seamless by design, Wavelet Kits are plug-and-play data acquisition nodes that can be installed across urban environments to create new or extend existing smart networks.

Wavelet applications include environmental, water and wastewater, electric power, civil infrastruture, waste management, and security.

Ayyeka’s Wavelet Kits are plug-and-play and therefore no special training is required to install the Kits.

All Wavelet Kits are furnished with a Quick Start Guide that offers straightforward, illustrated installation instructions.

Field technicians and other operations employees typically perform the installation, but any personnel familar with the required safety guidelines and procedures of implementing field instrumentation and remote telemetry can complete the installation.

We stock inventory for our portfolio of standardized Wavelet Kits, which are available for shipping within a matter of days.

Customized solutions that integrate multiple sensors or sensors that have not previously been integrated with the Wavelet gateway device have lead times that vary from a few days to a few weeks.

Lead times depend in part on the lead times on orders from third-party suppliers.

We make every effort to ship as fast as possible to get your smart network nodes set up as soon as possible.

Wavelet Kits provide modular and easily scalable end-to-end remote monitoring solutions.

A truly rugged, industrial technology, Wavelet Kits can be implemented for water, wastewater, environmental, oil & gas, electric power, mining, agricultural, civil infrastructure, and security applications.