Welcome to the quick installation guide for SICON.PULSE, the IIoT condition monitoring sensor for industrial vacuum systems.
This guide will help you install and connect the device in just a few steps.
Follow the below steps:
1. Unbox & Prepare
Before starting, check that you have:
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Material Required |
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1. |
The SICON.PULSE device |
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2. |
Power supply (5V DC (USB / industrial connector)) |
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3. |
Pneumatic hoses and fittings suitable for your vacuum connections |
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4. |
Tools for securing connections (Screw it on, and you're done. 30 minutes.) |
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Smartphone/Tablet with the SICON.Toolbox app for setup (optional but recommended) |
Safety Notice
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Switch off the Vacuum generator before installation.
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Depressurize the vacuum system.
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Disconnect electrical power before wiring.
2. Install SICON.PULSE on Your Vacuum Generator (Mechanical Installation)
1. Mount the SICON.PULSE
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Screw the SICON.PULSE directly onto the designated connection point.
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Ensure the device is securely fastened and properly aligned.
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Plug in the sensor connection.
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No additional pneumatic tubing is required for this step.
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Choose a stable location near the vacuum generator where the device can be securely mounted and is protected from excessive heat, impact, and moisture.
2. Electrical Connection
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Connect the SICON.PULSE to its 5V DC (USB / industrial connector) power source.
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Verify correct polarity.
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Power on the device.
💡 LED indication:
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Solid light → Device powered
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Blinking → Network initializing
For More information (See Troubleshooting for LED code details.)
3. Network Connection
Option A – Ethernet (Recommended)
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Connect Ethernet cable.
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Device receives IP via DHCP (default).
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Verify connection in your network router or dashboard.
Option B – LoRaWAN Setup (For LoRa variant)
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Use the SICON Toolbox App.
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Scan QR code on device.
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Select WiFi network.
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Enter credentials.
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Confirm connection.
4. Verify Operation
After installation:
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Log into your SICON.OS dashboard.
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Confirm device appears online.
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Verify live vacuum readings.
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Check baseline vacuum values.
If readings appear unstable:
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Check for vacuum leaks.
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Ensure proper hose routing.
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Confirm system is depressurized during installation.