EarlySense noomi User manual

NOOMi Installation Guide
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NOOMi Installation Guide
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1. Scope
NOOMi is an on-premise device that collects human vital signs using a sensor placed under a
mattress in a bed that is connected via cable to a transmitting device.
The NOOMi device connects via a WIFI network and transmits the collected data to the
EarlySense cloud-based server for analysis. The data is shared with EarlySense partners’
designated front end applications via the EarlySense API.
This Guide provides details on how to configure the NOOMi device in order for it to connect to a
local WIFI network.
2. Applicable Documents
MK-1577 EarlySense NOOMi User Guide
TS-102 Minimal Network Requirements
3. Supported Versions
TechTool ESW-00254

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4. WIFI Network Requirements
NOOMi requires a stable WIFI network connectivity to its cloud-based server on specific and
dedicated ports.
Specific requirements must be implemented in full before the installation of NOOMi devices on
premise.
Appendix A –The Minimum Network Requirements form defines the basic requirements for the
WIFI network. Please complete the information listed on the form and save it in a designated site
folder. EarlySense may ask for this information in the event the site’s network is not performing
as expected.
Note! You may use Appendix A form and save a copy of it or you may choose to save the data
electronically if all required data will be available.
4.1 EarlySense TechTool
EarlySense’s TechTool can check if the desired network ports are open and if the
EarlySense server is accessible from the local network.
It is highly recommended to run a TechTool test, as early as possible, on the designated
WIFI network. (Requires a PC with the Windows OS)
Step
Description
Details
1.
Run EarlySense TechTool
Download EarlySense TechTool “ESW-00254” to your PC,
under C:\.
Run the file C:\ ESW-
00254\Techtool\Techtool\StartTechTool.bat and enter the
password sent to you from EarlySense.
2.
Run network port test
Open “View” -> “Test connection”
Click “Start connection Test” and make sure all port appears
in the “Details” will start with OK prompt.
3.
Troubleshooting
If one of the tests fail, please contact the site’s IT department
in order to open the ports and then run the test again.
4.2 Minimal Network Requirements guide
This guide provides detailed instructions and methods in the event you need to measure
network stability.

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5. NOOMi Configuration and Installation
The NOOMi default network configuration is DHCP and SSID ‘EarlySense’. The Password
will be shared by EarlySense. Once the WIFI network is configured then NOOMi will work
automatically and connect to its server.
In cases where the network configuration is different than the required defaults, please
use the EarlySense TechTool to reconfigure NOOMi’s network interface.
5.1 NOOMi Network Configuration
When adding devices to the TechTool, ensure that NOOMi device is turned ON.
Note! The NOOMi unit is ON if it is connected to electrical power and the green power
indicator light is illuminated.
Figure 1: Power-On Indication
Monitoring devices can be added using the following methods:
•Automatic scan
•Manually
•Importing a List of Devices
5.1.1 Automatic Scan for Connected Devices
Scanning the network for monitoring devices can be performed automatically. By clicking
the Start button in the Devices section monitoring devices will be detected automatically
and added to the TechTool’s device list. (Requires port 3034-3075 to be open in the
Windows firewall.)

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Note! Automatic detection can be turned off by clicking the Stop button.
Figure 2: Turning Automatic Detection On/Off
5.1.2 Manually Adding a Monitoring Device
To manually add a monitoring device, insert the device’s IP in the top-right text box and
click Add device. A new line with the device’s IP displays on the main screen.
Figure 3: Manually Adding a Single Device
5.1.3 Importing a List of Devices,
Note! This option requires that you create a *.txt file of IP addresses. The file should
contain the monitoring devices’ IPs, separated by a keyboard return (<Enter> key),
without spaces.
To import a list of devices:
1 Click the Import devices button.
2 Select the *.txt file that contains the list of requested device IP addresses (each
IP address should appear in a new line in the text file), then click Open. The devices and
their IP addresses are added to the TechTool.
Figure 4: Importing a List of Devices

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5.2 Configuring the Network for Monitoring Devices
Note! NOOMi’s default network settings use a LAN interface. The default IP is
10.10.10.20.
Configuring the network:
1. Select a connected (green indicator light on) unit in the Devices pane by
checking the box next to it.
2. Click View. A menu opens.
3. Select Set Network.
Figure 5: Set Network Window
4. Configure the following fields with the relevant options:
Access Point area:
•WIFI Network Name: Click Scan to search for the relevant Access point.
Note that the WIFI network may be hidden. You can enter the Access
Point (AP) name manually (If there are several APs with the same name,
you can choose the relevant MAC address.)
•Set the password value according to network preferences in the PASS
field.
•Click Set AP to apply the changes.
Interface area:
•Address Type: Static/Dynamic (Static IP/DHCP).
•IP Address: Set the NOOMi unit’s requested IP address.
•Network Type: WIFI (LAN is not supported in NOOMi devices).
•Set the Getaway and the Netmask (if needed).
•Click Apply to apply the changes.

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5.3 Advanced Network Settings
NOTE
For a detailed description of advanced setting parameters, see Appendix B,
Advanced Settings
Figure6: Advanced Network Settings
Configuring Advanced Network Settings on a NOOMi unit
Login to the TechTool and click View->Set network, then click on the "Advanced" tab.
To apply the advanced network settings on the NOOMi unit, once you have finished
setting the relevant configuration (for example, SSID, Eap, Key Mgmt), click on the "Set
WPA Settings" button.
Note! Make sure to go back to the basic network settings tab and click the "Apply"
button in the interface section to finally set the NW configuration.
It is also possible to load the advanced configuration from a selected device by clicking
the "Load from selected device" button on the bottom
Using Certificates
•Place the relevant certificate files in a dedicated folder, then create a zip file
named "certs.zip" containing the certificates files
•Login to the TechTool and click View->Set network, then click on the "Advanced"
tab
•Click on "Load Certificates from File" button and wait for the message
acknowledging the files were copied successfully.
•The certificate files should now be copied to the NOOMi unit's local cert folder.
•The files are now available to be chosen in the certification fields of the
advanced settings:
ClientCert, CaCert, ClientCert2, CaCert2, PrivateKey, PrivateKey2.
Note: Each time you load certificates from file, it will overwrite the previous certificate
files in the NOOMi unit
5.4 Connectivity Validation
Ping a remote device. To do so, enter the IP address of the device that you want and
click Ping.

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6. Troubleshooting
Question:
•What should you do if NOOMi does not connect to the AP/Router on site?
Answer:
•Check that the green light is on and there is a beep after a minute.
•Verify that the WIFI network has not reached its limit of maximum connected
users.
•Use Earlysense TechTool and check NOOMi’s WIFI signal strength. (Network tab -
> Display)
Question:
•What should you do if NOOMi connected to the local WIFI network but can’t be
seen at the frontend?
Answer:
•Use Earlysense TechTool and run the port connectivity test. (If the test failed
then make sure the relevant ports are opened in the customer’s firewall.)
•Use EarlySense TechTool and check internet connectivity by running Ping to IP
8.8.8.8. (Ping should be successful unless specifically blocked by the network
admin.)

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Appendix A
Minimal Network Requirements Form
Site Name: _____________________________
Partner name: __________________________
Test name
Expected results
Measured
Pass/Fail
Signal Strength
*In each location
where NOOMi will
be located
Not lower than -67 dBm
TCP ping
(to another device
in the same
network)
< 10 ms
Ps Ping
(to another device
in the same
network)
< 10 ms
ARP ping
(to another device
in the same
network)
<10 ms
Speed Test
(Using and app on
a PC or smart
phone)
> 50Mb/s (per 100 NOOMi units)
Firewall
The following ports should be open outbound for the
followings:
•Port 123 UDP (for ntp)
•Port 53 TCP, UDP protocol (for DNS)
•Port 443 TCP (forhttp)
•Port 8883 TCP (for NOOMi device)
NA
VLAN
The network admin should create the
dedicated VLAN for NOOMi devices:
NOOMi device pre-configured to use SSID
“EarlySense” and a default Password (shall
be sent separately)
SSID:
___________
DHCP
DHCP server must be enabled and have
available IP address for each NOOMi device
Enabled /
Disabled
Upload Speed
>45Kbps *NumOfDevices on site
Access Points
Access points limit of devices will be higher
than the number of NOOMi device
Clients
limitation:
__________
Performed By:
Name: ______________________ Date: _________________ Signature: __________________