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Esonda Configuration

Once your Esonda is installed and connected to FarmWatch Pro, it’s time for a quick setup. Below are three simple steps to customize the device to your needs.

1. General Settings

Here, you can rename it and choose how often it should send data.

1) Select the esonda you want to configure from the list.

The FarmWatch Pro app’s home screen. On the left is the navigation menu with the “ESONDA” tab selected. The main part of the screen displays two tiles representing silos: “Probe_00” and “Probe_01.” Each tile graphically displays the feed level using green and shows numerical data: the minimum and maximum temperatures, as well as the approximate temperature at a specific depth.

2) Go to the Alerts tab and click the gear icon in the upper-right corner.

The "Alarms" tab screen for the "Probe_00" device. On the left side, the message "No active alarms" is displayed. On the right side, a table shows the current temperature readings (from 22.4°C to 24.7°C) for distances ranging from 1 to 5 meters. In the upper-right corner is a gear icon (settings). On the bottom navigation bar, the "Alarms" icon is highlighted in green.

3) Select the “Change General” option.

The "Alarms" tab screen for "Probe_00" with the drop-down menu open after clicking the gear icon. The menu displays three options to choose from: "Set Sensor Limits" (gear icon), "Edit General Settings" (pencil icon), and "Delete Device" (trash can icon).

4) In this window, you can easily change the name, reporting interval, and transmission power, as well as select the radio frequency the device uses to connect to FarmWatch Pro.

Ekran "Ogólne" z formularzem konfiguracyjnym urządzenia. Widoczne są cztery pola edycyjne: "Nazwa" z wpisaną wartością "Probe_00", "Czas raportowania" ustawiony na "0h 15min", "Moc nadawania" ustawiona na "10dBm" oraz pole wyboru "Wybrane radio" ustawione na "Radio 1". W prawym dolnym rogu widoczny jest zielony przycisk "Zapisz".

2. Alarm Thresholds

The device can automatically notify you if the feed in the silo gets too warm or if there are significant temperature fluctuations.

1) Select the appropriate option.

The FarmWatch Pro app’s home screen. On the left is the navigation menu with the “ESONDA” tab selected. The main part of the screen displays two tiles representing silos: “Probe_00” and “Probe_01.” Each tile graphically displays the feed level using green and shows numerical data: the minimum and maximum temperatures, as well as the approximate temperature at a specific depth.

2) Go to the “Feed Temperature” tab.

The "Probe_00 - Feed Temperature" screen. At the top is a gray, inactive slider labeled “Set Alarm Thresholds.” The rest of the screen is blank. On the bottom navigation bar, the “Feed Temperature” icon is active and highlighted in green.

3) Select the “Set Alarm Thresholds” option.

4) Enter the maximum feed temperature and the maximum temperature difference.

The "Probe_00 - Feed Temperature" screen with the green "Set Alarm Thresholds" switch turned on. Below, two panels have appeared for adjusting the values using the plus and minus buttons. The first panel is “Max. Feed Temp.” with a set value of 45°C. The second panel is “Max. Temp. Difference” with a set value of 8°C.

3. Sensor Limit

When there is less feed in the silo, the exposed sensors can heat up due to external factors, causing false alarms. To ensure the system monitors only what’s important, simply enter the amount of feed.

1) Select the appropriate option.

The FarmWatch Pro app’s home screen. On the left is the navigation menu with the “ESONDA” tab selected. The main part of the screen displays two tiles representing silos: “Probe_00” and “Probe_01.” Each tile graphically displays the feed level using green and shows numerical data: the minimum and maximum temperatures, as well as the approximate temperature at a specific depth.

2) Go to the “Alarms” tab.

The "Alarms" tab screen for the "Probe_00" device. On the left side, the message "No active alarms" is displayed. On the right side, a table shows the current temperature readings (from 22.4°C to 24.7°C) for distances ranging from 1 to 5 meters. In the upper-right corner is a gear icon (settings). On the bottom navigation bar, the "Alarms" icon is highlighted in green.

3) Click the gear icon (top right corner) and select “Set Sensor Limit.”

The "Alarms" tab screen for "Probe_00" with the drop-down menu open after clicking the gear icon. The menu displays three options to choose from: "Set Sensor Limits" (gear icon), "Edit General Settings" (pencil icon), and "Delete Device" (trash can icon).

4) Enter the value corresponding to the amount of feed in the silo.

Tip: The sensors are spaced evenly every meter. If you have about 5 meters of feed in the silo, just enter the number 5.

The "Sensor Limit" screen. At the top is an input field labeled "Limit the number of active sensors to." The field contains the number "5," and below it is the message "= silo filled with 500 cm of feed." Below is a paragraph explaining that setting limits helps prevent false alarms caused by external factors. In the lower-right corner is a green “Save” button.

Updated on 2026-08-03
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