Smart Warehouse
Introduction
The goal of the warehouse monitoring system is to detect and evaluate environmental factors using sensors and data-gathering terminals. It guarantees that the areas with the most significant environmental factors are maintained under control. Environmental monitoring systems are critical in warehouses storing temperature-sensitive products.
Smart warehouse environment monitoring system enables you to centrally monitor your environment conditions. You may connect to security IP camera, gather environment data, and export the data to external system for auditing or report.
Real-Time Environment Monitoring.
Security Monitoring for Intrusion Detection.
Device Monitoring for Server, IP Cameras, SNMP Devices.
Support Environment Data Service for External Analytics and Reports Systems.
Support Device Log Upload to FTP, and Real-Time Alert to RMA System.
Industrial SDK Ensures Smart Warehouse
Solution | Application |
Smart Warehouse | Environment & Security Monitoring |
Smart Warehouse Benefit
Environment monitoring for temperature, humidity.
Security monitoring and alert for intrusion detection.
Support device monitoring for camera, network devices.
Support device health status export to FTP server for troubleshooting.
Support analysis dashboard integration for warehouse environment monitoring management.
Integrate DeviceOn or RMA to ensures for remote device management.
Smart Retail Warehouse
Environmental protection and management
To increase safety and reduce labor cost, loss prevention
USM-600 Server Monitor Setup
Environment
Monitoring Server: USM-600 or USM Box PC Devices
OS: Windows 10 1809, Ubuntu 20.04.3
Security: Geovision IP Camera, Intel OpenVINO.
Environment Sensors: USM-S62, TREK-120
Edge software: Industrial SDK, DeviceChecking Tool
Architecture
USM-S62 Setup
Check USM-S62 IP address
a. Connect LAN cable from USM-S62 to PoE Switch
b. Plug-in USM-S62 adapter to boot-up USM-S62 to obtain DHCP IP address
c. Connect LAN cable from USM-S62 to your notebook
d. Modify notebook IPv4 IP address: 172.0.0.100 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
e. Open PuTTY and connect SSH 172.0.0.1
f. login as: root
password: 1234
g. Input ifconfig to obtain IP address For example: 172.22.24.5
h. Connect LAN cable from USM-S62 to PoE Switch
2. Power on TREK-120
a. Press REC once to check TREK-120 status i. Power off: one light flash ii. Power on: two light flash
b. Press REC over 2 seconds to power on TREK-120
c. Press REC over 7 seconds to power off TREK-120
3. Set USM-S62 IP address to EdgeX device service
a. Open C:\Advantech\EdgeX\DeviceService\USM-S6X\res\GatewayConfig.xml
b. Modify host IP address obtained in Step 1-g.
c. Reboot USM-600
4. Open DeviceChecking URL 127.0.0.1:9033
5. Click Dashboard->Sensor Information to retrieve TREK-120 upload data
IPCam Setup
1. Please enter USM-600 Windows System
2. Execute GV IP Device Utility on Desktop
3. Retrieve camera IP with MAC Address 0013E2200F67
4. Click IP Address browse to IPCam Setting with admin/admin
5. Click Setup to obtain Serial No.
6. Open DeviceChecking URL 127.0.0.1:9033
7. Login with admin/admin
8. Click Network Devices->IP Camera->IP Config page and click Add Config
9. Input IPCam IP address, ID:admin, Password:admin then press submit
10. Click Tag Config and click Add Config
11. Input Serial Number with IPCam MAC, Tags then press submit
12. Click Scan page and press Scan to retrieve IPCam
13. Click preview to watch the snapshot image on browser
OpenVINO Setup
1. Please enter USM-600 Linux System
2. Set IPCam IP address into /home/adv/usm-intrusion-detect-monitor/vaservin/run.conf
3. Set USM-600 Windows System IP into /home/adv/usm-intrusion-detect-monitor/ruleengine/create_rules.sh
4. Open terminal and cd to /home/adv/usm-intrusion-detect-monitor
5. Input “make deploy” then press enter to start
6. You might need to input password 1234 for sudo during process
7. Check Linux IP and then you can browse the live detect video via http://172.22.25.24:7880/
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