JRI specializes in environmental monitoring solutions, including temperature and humidity data loggers and wireless gateways for commercial and industrial use.
Jules Richard Instruments (JRI) is a leading provider of comprehensive environmental monitoring and traceability solutions. Known for their Nova SPY and LoRa gateway series, JRI develops robust data loggers and sensors that measure temperature, humidity, and other critical physical quantities. These devices seamlessly integrate with the JRI-MySirius cloud-based software, offering real-time monitoring and alert systems for various sectors, including healthcare, food safety, and industrial manufacturing.
Whether you need to monitor sensitive medical cold chain storage or ensure transport compliance using tools like the TRANSALIM system, JRI provides reliable, high-precision equipment. Their product line includes wireless sensor networks, Ethernet/WiFi gateways, and autonomous temperature recorders designed to meet stringent industry standards.
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To connect the Nova SPY to the software, ensure it is within range of an active Link and insert the battery. The device activates after three seconds and automatically declares itself in the JRI-MySirius platform, where you can finalize wireless transmission settings.
Yes, the gateway is configured by default in DHCP mode. To switch to fixed IP mode, perform a short reset (10 seconds), connect the device to a PC via Ethernet, and access the configuration portal at http://192.168.2.1 to enter your static IP details.
The Nova SPY loggers require a 3.6VDC type A lithium battery (e.g., Saft LS17500). To avoid the risk of fire or short-circuit, only use the specific lithium batteries recommended by JRI.
Setting up the chart's time is necessary upon first use or battery replacement. Open the battery hatch at the back of the recording media and turn the black serrated roller until the correct day and time align with the index mark.