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Before mounting a sensor, consider the following: Placement Height: Ideal mounting height varies depending on the screen type and location but generally ranges between 8 to 12 feet (2.5 to 3.7 met...

You can configure Static IP over the Wi-Fi backhaul in sensors running Black Panther firmware version 5.1.0 or later. This feature expands our Static IP Interface options, making it easier for you ...

This article provides definitions for the various columns in your downloaded csv data reports from the BlueZoo dashboard, to help you better understand and analyze sensor data. INCOMING_INNER_COUNT...

For Black Panther sensor, the “Reset” button performs three functions, depending on when and how long it is pressed: When the sensor is connected to BlueZoo servers, a short-press (less than 1 sec...

The detection zone of a BlueZoo sensor is impacted by the walls, floors, and ceilings around it.  Wi-Fi signals, as any homeowner knows, are attenuated by wood-frame-and-sheet-rock walls and even m...

BlueZoo sensors, whether hardware or software-only (e.g. BrightSign), require a Wi-Fi sensing antenna. This antenna defines the BlueZoo detection zone and is used to detect mobile phones in the zon...

A new image with a message as shown below is downloaded as soon a new dashborad version is available, usually at login but it can also happen during an ongoing session.     To then upgrade to the ...

Spaces provide a unique path for the sensors through nested spaces:  Space1 > Space3 > CWhere "C" is the sensor location. To create a space, login to your BlueZoo dashboard and navigate to "spaces"...

Once you have the Spaces created with a physical address and sensor locations added to the spaces, you can view those on the map by selecting "Map" under "Spaces" option.   To view nested Spaces, ...

A new Unique Visitor or/and a Traffic flow campaign can easily be created using the BlueZoo dashboard. To do so, first, make sure that BlueZoo Analyze and Flow are part of your subscriptions. If no...