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The EMS2 desk sensor is a wireless LoRaWAN® sensor for indoor environments that measures desk occupancy. It can also measure temperature and humidity. The compact design makes it ideal for mounting under desks. As you're deploying these in your smart office in combination with the GoBright solution, please ensure you have the GoBright Advacned Gateway (AGW) installed. This article covers the AGW.Important: Batteries are not included. This product requires 1 x AA 3.6V lithium batteries. Standard 1.5V batteries are not supported and will not power the device.When using the recommended batteries, you can expect a battery life of up to 5 years, depending on usage.Checklist1. A smartphone with the GoBright app installed. This is available for free from both the Apple Store and the Google Play Store2. Full admin access rights for your GoBright account.  3. The GoBright advanced gateway (AGW) that has been configured and commissioned. We've put together a full guide of how to get up and running in this article.4. Bluetooth and NFC enabled on the smartphone.Installation RecommendationsEnsure the sensor has a clear line of sight to the member of staff sat at the desk.Place the sensor far enough back under the desk to avoid accidental damage. For optimal occupancy the sensor should be placed between 10 and 20cm from the edge of the desk. However, the sensor can detect occupancy of up to 50cm with a 60° field of view.Do not place the sensor near heat / cooling equipment such as under-desk heaters.Commissiong Steps1. Carefully remove the cover from the device and power it up with the AA 3.6V battery. The LED on the device will quickly flash red and green at the same time. The LED does not constantly stay on, but flashes every 30 seconds after that.2. Open the GoBright app on your phone and select the 3 grid lines in the corner and then Admin tools.3. Select LoRa Sensors and then Commission a Sensor. 4. The sensor vendor you need is Elsys.You will now see the following:5. Hold your phone to the rear of the sensor to retrieve the information. You'll then see the following screen:6. Link the sensor to the appropriate desk, room or parking space. 7. On the next page select Commission Sensor. It will then ask you to confirm the link, so hold your phone to the rear of the sensor again.8. All done! You will automatically be directed to to the following page (same as step 3). However, on this page, select 'LoRa Sensors'  and you will see the sensor that you've just commissioned:This is also shown in your GoBright portal under Settings > Devices > Sensors. You can update what room / desk / parking space the sensor is linked to easily in the GoBright portal or the app. The PortalNow you clearly see in the GoBright portal that the desk is showing as occupied (amber).And...Need Support?We're here to help. Log a support ticket by contacting support@ascentae.com with as much information as possible and a member of the team will get back in touch.

Nureva HDL410Best Practice for Camera Zoning Before installing a camera zoning solution to integrate with your Nureva audio solution, we recommend you refer to the below information and important links.You can find comprehensive instructions on installing and configuring a Nureva / camera solution on the Nureva Support site.This article gives guidance you may not find online, plus some Top Tips that we have picked up. Understand the customer requirementsWhen integrating the HDL410 for camera zoning, you can install up to 3 cameras covering different areas of the space.A typical use case may be a presenter / audience configuration, with a camera facing the front of the room for presentations and another 1 or 2 covering the audience.We also see this in use in larger meeting rooms where a single camera struggles to cover the entire room.If you have any queries about this, please contact Ascentae for advice.  We can even offer a full pre-installation consultancy service to help with this. Understand the limitations of the technologyThe HDL410 will deliver X,Y co-ordinates to an Inogeni Cam230 camera switcher, enabling it to switch to a camera relating to a specific zone in the room.It is then a function of the camera to Pan, Tilt and Zoom within that zone.  Additional camera software may be required to enable this.Zones cannot overlap – or be too close together – as this could result in the cameras switching incorrectly.Both the HDL410 and Inogeni CAM230 MUST be connected to a network and the HDL410 MUST have internet access and be enrolled in Console Cloud.Choosing the correct cameraThe Inogeni CAM230 allows up to 3 cameras to be integrated – 2 USB and 1 HDMI.  Alternatively, a 3rd USB camera can be supported using the Inogeni U-CAM convertor.This gives great flexibility and allows different types of camera to be used depending on the application.For example, a framing camera (such as Huddly L1) could be used to accurately frame a presenter as they move around the front of the room and a PTZ camera could be used for the audience.  A 3rd, static camera could be trained on a whiteboard to capture the content when someone is writing on the board.Positioning of the Nureva Sound BarsIt is strongly recommended that the 2 sound bars are mounted on opposite or adjacent walls to provide the most accurate sound location data. As with all installations of Nureva sound bars, ensure the sound bars are not mounted directly above a screen or other obstruction.We have found that any obstructions underneath the sound bar can cause problems with accurate sound location data, so ideally they should be mounted with nothing underneath them.  However, if this is not possible, refer to the Microphone clearance requirements guide for details on how to install.https://support.nureva.com/docs/installation-hdl300-microphone-clearance-requirements-and-recommendations-2   Creating camera zonesBe aware that unless your room is acoustically perfect, X, Y coordinates will always have a margin for error.Ideally, make your zones generous and leave at least 50cm gap between them.  If zones are too small, or too close together, in room echo can cause inaccuracies and cause the camera to switch unnecessarily.It is generally better to have the system revert to the default camera than to focus on the wrong person or continually switch cameras if someone is sat on the edge of 2 zones which are too close together.Watch out for reflectionsCameras are dumb and can easily be confused by reflections in windows.Be mindful of setting presets that can catch reflected images, or setting the camera to track in areas where windows will reflect if it’s dark outside.Ideally, curtains or blinds will not only avoid this issue, but have the additional benefit of reducing echo and reverberation in the room and so improve performance of the HDL device.If in doubt, Ask AscentaeWe are here to help.  Please ask if you need any guidance, or would like to engage us to do a consultation on HDL and camera integration.Available ResourcesInogeni Integration FAQ’s - https://support.nureva.com/docs/technical-faqs-hdl410-and-inogeni-cam230Inogeni Integration Guide - https://support.nureva.com/docs/integration-guide-hdl410-and-cam230

Enabling Map Viewer Hardware For Map Routing - On Site Installation Instructions1. Background In Q4 of 2025, GoBright launched a new routing feature for their mapping solution. This is for live directions to resources (rooms, desks, parking. lockers and spaces) on map viewers.2. TestingThe tech team at Ascentae have worked alongside the GoBright team and tested this extensively, and we're impressed with the functionality. This is a great addition to the GoBright platform.3. CommissioningIf you have purchased a commissioning package with us, we'll configure the portal remotely. However, there are some steps that on-site engineers will need to perform which cannot be carried out remotely. Please see sections 4 & 5.4. Important Info & Key PointsOnly V2 of the Map Viewer supports this functionality. If you're running V1, you'll need to switch.The Map Viewer must support WebView (enabled in developer mode).We'll guide you through this in the next section.5. Enabling WebView & V2This is a simple procedure and needs to be carried out in the Android settings on the device. Let's walk you through the steps.A) Close the GoBright application — instructions are here.B) Scroll down to the Application section and keep tapping Current Version until it says 'you're now a developer'.C) On the same page, look for Developer Tools and select Browser. Change the browser to WebView. If it's stuck on loading, don't worry. Press settings and reboot the panel from the options menu. Now that we've updated to WebView, let's flick the switch to the V2 of the map viewer.Switching to V2A) Log in to your GoBright portal here.B) Head to Settings > Devices > Profiles. Look for the Map Viewer profile — this is clear as it will show as a Map Viewer Display in the Type column. Select this profileC) Scroll down to the Map Viewer section and make sure the theme is set to Version 2. If the device is stuck on loading again after saving the changes, please reboot the unit.The Mobile AppAs of the 19th of January 2026, GoBright added their map routing solution on both Apple and Android devices that have their app installed.The GoBright app is available for free on both platforms. Just check out the relevant store for your device.A live working example:

Dictate the summary of this article: Your browser does not support the audio element. If your ProDVX panel has GoBright pre-installed but you have no requirement to use this application, you can remove it from the panel.Completion Time: ~5-10minsFire up the panel and wait for the GoBright application to load. You will be presented with an activation code. Ignore the activation and perform the following gesture on screen to exit the kiosk. Removing your finger after each motion: This now takes you into the Android settings interface. You will not be prompted for a PIN as the device has not been activated.Under the Device section, select Exit and confirm the pop-upSwipe down twice / three times from the top of the screen and press the settings cogFind the Device section, select Apps and then find GoBright - Device Select this option and select Force Stop. On the same page, press Uninstall and confirm the pop-up. Now, on the bottom toolbar, press the triangle back icon 2 or 3 times to return to the home screen.After the above steps above have been carried out, GoBright has been uninstalled and you have a blank ProDVX panel.Now use the devices web browser to download the .apk file of your choice and install the relevant package. You also have the option of installing the .apk file from a USB device.Important: If you’re using a USB device, it must be formatted as FAT32. NTFS is not supported.If you have any questions, please log a support ticket by contacting Ascentae Support.     

Dictate the summary of this article: Your browser does not support the audio element. Digital signage can now be displayed using a web browser. The Web Player is on a view-only basis, so you can't make config changes on the screen itself. To use the web player you need to open the url link within the same server tenant. For example, on your Dashboard:However, when you switch to View:It will switch to:As you can see, it has switched from UK1B to UK1S, but you never leave your GoBright portal. In this instance, if you was to use UK1B the browser will alway show an activation code (valid for 12 months). However, when switching to UK1S the digital signage kicks in - as long as you have added the device on the GoBright portal.Please check the correct link on your GoBright portal as GoBright has several servers across different countries. In this instance, Ascentae is on UK1B, so it's UK1S. The full link for this example would be:https://uk1s.gobright.cloud/playerAscentae have tested this on the following browsers:                  Browser                        Version     Test Result     Approved?Chrome148.0.7778.179 (64-bit)👍🏻   YesEdge148.0.3967.83 (64-bit)👍🏻   YesFireFox151.0.2 (64-bit)👍🏻   YesOpera132.0.5905.11 (64-bit)👍🏻   YesSafari11.1 or higher(Tested by GoBright)   YesBrave1.90.124 (64-bit)👍🏻   YesWe tested the above in June 2026.Please ensure you are running the latest release of your browser.Lets Get StartedLogin to your GoBright portal at https://portal.gobright.cloudSelect the 4-square grid in the top-right and select 'View'Select the 'Devices' tab and look for the top level location. In this instance, there is just one. Right-click on the location and select Add > DeviceOn this page, enter a relevant name and hit saveYou will then be directed to a new page Now we need to activate your device. The activation code is shown on screenEnter your activation code & allow around 1 minute for the activation to kick-inIf you want to read the full GoBright article, it can be found here.If you have any questions, please log a support ticket.

Dictate the summary of this article: Your browser does not support the audio element. Initial Configuration - Setting SSIDWhen configuring your MAXHUB host device (V-series screen or W70) for use with the WB05 wireless dongle, an SSID must be configured.  By default, the SSID will populate with the device name you have entered during the initial setup.However, whilst the device name can contain punctuation, the SSID cannot.  If the SSID contains punctuation, when you pair the dongle and attempt to use it on your computer, the dongle cannot connect to the host device.How to FixFollow these steps to resolve the issueExit from the home screen of the host device (if it is a W70, you need to break out of the MTR interface using admin credentials)Go to the Windows desktop and load 'Settings' appNavigate to 'Wireless Hotspot' menuEnsure 'Wireless Hotspot' is enabledChange 'Hotspot Name to remove any punctuationExit appReboot deviceOnce device has rebooted, insert the dongle into the USB port on the device to re-pair the dongleUsing the Wireless DongleThe effective range of the wireless dongle is 4m from the centre of the screen.Performance will be impacted at extreme range,  Symptoms may includeLoss of connection between dongle and host deviceDelayed screen refreshLagging of video / audioLoss of sync between video and audioMaximum range can be impacted if the screen is recessed, the MTR is mounted behind a screen or the is no 'line of sight' between the host device and the dongle.If any of these issues occur, relocate the sharing computer and dongle closer to the host device.