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The Wireless Proximity Sensor can detect objects that
are removed or placed directly in front of the sensor.
Upon a change in status, the sensor wirelessly transmits
a message to the cloud through a Cloud Connector.


Cloud Connectors relay data from wireless sensors to
the cloud via cellular or ethernet connectivity. From the
cloud, the data can be integrated into other services
using REST APIs and webhooks or viewed directly in
Studio (web application).

Applications
? Door & window status monitoring?
? Door activity tracking?
? Object presence detection

How it works
Default Operation The Wireless Proximity Sensor detects objects that are placed or removed in front of the
sensor (< 5mm). When an object is detected, the sensor will send an event with a PRESENT
state to the cloud. Similarly, a new event is sent to the cloud with a NOT_PRESENT state when
the object is no longer detected.


The radio protocol used is SecureDataShot, and the data is relayed to DT cloud infrastructure
using a SecureDataShot enabled gateway, also known as a Cloud Connector. Data can be
viewed directly in Studio (web application) or sent to external services using webhooks or a
REST API.

Heartbeat Interval
The Heartbeat Interval is a user configurable interval that controls how often the sensor reports
to the cloud that it is online and operational. The Wireless Proximity Sensor can be set to 15, 30,
45, or 60-minutes