System and System Status

19.1 System screen

It gathers the equipment's identification, the network details and every administrative action.

The System screen: identification, versions, network and actions. The identifiers in this image were replaced with sample values.

Information	What it is for
UUID	The equipment's unique identifier — what you give to support and use in integrations. The button next to it copies it
Firmware	Version of the internal system
Manager	Version of the interface
License	A device registered with your e-mail shows as Licensed
Uptime	How long the equipment has been on without restarting
SDK	Version of the internal platform — information for support
MAC Address	Network identification — what you use to reserve the IP on the router
SSID / IP	The network it is connected to and the Local Manager's access address

Editable fields

Field	Detail
Device Name	Up to 10 characters, no spaces. Identifies the equipment in the app and in support
User E-Mail	The owner's e-mail — destination of the alerts and the account binding. Up to 60 characters
Device Password	Up to 10 characters. Protects the protected-mode padlock. Factory default: `aquarino`. When you change it, you receive a confirmation e-mail
Time Limit in Manual Mode	From 0 to 240 minutes. After that time, the system returns to automatic on its own. Zero disables the return

Actions

Button	What it does
System Status	Opens the detailed diagnostics (section 19.3)
Date/Time	Sets the clock — date, time and format. With internet, the equipment also syncs the time on its own
Calibration	Opens the sensor calibration centre (Chapter 20)
Wifi Settings	Changes the Wi-Fi network — with the network scan, password, and the static IP option
Restart	Restarts the equipment. No settings are lost
Command Prompt	Sends text commands — a diagnostics feature, use it under support's guidance
Shutdown	Shuts operation down safely before you unplug it
Network Reset	Erases the stored Wi-Fi networks. The equipment restarts in setup mode (Chapter 8)
Factory Reset	Erases all settings: outlets, dosers, sensors, rules, feeder and network

Changing networks: the scan, the password and the choice between DHCP and a static IP.

19.2 Date and time

The internal clock has its own battery and keeps the time even without power. With internet, it sets itself over the network; without internet, adjust it on the Date/Time screen — the Date/Time Now! button copies the time from the device you are using, in one tap.

19.3 System Status

This is the diagnostics screen. You will probably never need it — but when you do, it is the one support will ask for.

The System Status: internal health, inputs and outputs, network and sensors.

Block	What it reports
Controller	Internal health: I2C communication, clock (RTC), memory card (SD), file system and free memory
IO	The expansion circuits: miscellaneous, flow, level/leak and feeder/dosers
Powerbar	Detection of Powerbars A and B
Network	DHCP, Wi-Fi signal quality, error counters, last cloud sync and the MQTT state
Temperature Sensors	The state of each temperature sensor
Analogs	The state of each measurement module: Ok, Not Detected or Unstable