Getting Started

Controller Setup

1. Unpack controller
2. Plug controller in to network using Ethernet cable
3. Connect 12v power supply and turn on
4. Navigate to controller UI on local network via http://heatwebbems/ or the IP address shown on the controller display (if present).
5. Follow on screen instructions
6. Enter WiFi details (if required)

Configuration

The following standard details can be entered via the setup user interface.

Standard Configuration Values

Field	Required	Description	Default
network	yes	Unique identifier for the controls network the controller sits in.	Factory assigned random id (same as NodeId)
node	fixed	Unique identifier for the controller.	Factory assigned random id
title	yes	A controller's title or name.	"Zero Carbon Controller " + node
adminPassword	yes	For system access.	Random factory assigned password (see controller label)
email	no	Default email address.
postCode	no	The post code where the controller is installed

The additional details can be entered to enable remote monitoring and control.

Data Connectivity Configuration Values

Field	Required	Description	Default
influxServer	no	The server URL for a remote Influx 2 Database connection
influxToken	no	The connection token for a remote Influx 2 Database connection
mqttServer	no	The server URL for a remote MQTT uplink connection
mqttType	no	The connection type (insecure/TLS) for a remote MQTT uplink connection
mqttUser	no	The username for a remote MQTT uplink connection
mqttPassword	no	The password for a remote MQTT uplink connection

Application Setup

See Hello World example.

Monitoring

1. Setup Free Influx 2 Database Account... https://www.influxdata.com/influxcloud-trial
2. Setup Free Grafana Account... https://grafana.com/ (or install Grafana locally on a computer using Docker)
3. Create an Influx Bucket
4. Create an API Token for Read/Write access on the new bucket (keep this safe)
5. Connect Controller to Influx bucket
6. Connect Grafana to Influx bucket
7. Import dashboard to Grafana