Airnote - 10 pack

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A zero-configuration air quality monitoring device, powered by the Notecard. Monitor your air and make informed decisions for a healthier environment.

Know your Air. Breathe Easy.

The Airnote is an air quality monitoring solution built by Blues, in partnership with Safecast. Unlike other personal air quality products which require manual Wi-Fi provisioning, the Airnote uses the global cellular capabilities of the Notecard so that the device can be deployed in seconds with no configuration required on the part of the owner.

The device includes a solar charging system, a small on-board display for viewing up-to-date sensor readings, and a link to a web-based dashboard where you can view insights from your own device.

Example Airnote Dashboard

airnote dashboard

Airnote Sensors

  • Air Particulate Matter (PM1, PM2.5, and PM10)
  • Temperature
  • Humidity
  • Barometric Pressure
  • Device GPS Location

Airnote Specs

  • Dimensions: 3.54 in x 3.46 in x 4.96 in (90 mm x 88 mm x 126 mm)
  • Color: White
  • Intended Use: Outdoor and indoor deployments
  • Power (Charging): Solar and Micro USB
  • Battery: (2x) 18650 Lithium Ion
  • Cellular: 500 MB of data and 10 years of coverage in over 140 countries included. Automatically connects to LTE-M, NB-IoT, or GSM with a built-in SIM. See here for a list of covered countries.
  • Warranty: 30-day limited warranty. See terms and conditions for details.

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    Blues Starter Kit for Cell+WiFi

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    The Blues Starter Kit contains everything you need to start building connected solutions with the Notecard and Notehub. Start with the Swan (an STM32-based host MCU), slot it into the Notecarrier F (the Blues development board), and use the Notecard (with LTE Cat-1 Cellular or Wi-Fi) to build your connected app.

    Kit Contents

    Key Notecard Cell+WiFi Specs

    • Includes a secure element with a factory-installed ECC P-384 certificate, provisioned at chip manufacture.
    • Integrated GPS and accelerometer.
    • Designed to operate on battery power, be "always-on" to maintain time and location, while typically drawing less than 18µA@5V, when idle.
    • Bundled with 10 years of service and 500MB of cellular data.
    • No cellular subscriptions, SIM fees, or monthly minimums apply.
    • PTCRB Certified Module.

    The Notecard Cell+WiFi included in the kit is designed to be used globally and uses a Telit LE910C1-WWXD modem that connects to LTE Cat-1 / WCDMA / GSM networks. See the Notecard Cell+WiFi product page and the Notecard Cell+WiFi datasheet for additional details.

    Notecarrier F is a companion development board designed for rapid prototyping with Adafruit Feather-based host microcontrollers. It can be used with any Feather-compatible device and includes Qwiic ports for connecting I2C peripherals. See the Notecarrier F product page and the Notecarrier F datasheet for additional details.

    Swan is a low-cost, embeddable STM32L4-based microcontroller designed to accelerate the development and deployment of battery-powered IoT solutions. It is especially useful for applications requiring a large amount of memory or a high degree of I/O expandability at an affordable cost, such as edge inferencing or remote monitoring. See the Swan product page and the Swan datasheet for additional details.

    The flexible dual Cellular and GPS antenna has a supported frequency range of 698 MHz to 4.0 GHz with a u.FL terminator.

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    Blues Starter Kit for LoRaWAN

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    The Blues Starter Kit for LoRaWAN contains everything you need to start building LoRa and LoRaWAN solutions with the Notecard and Notehub. Start with a WisGate Edge Lite 2 LoRaWAN Gateway (pre-configured on the Blues Things Stack tenant for out-of-the-box connectivity) and connect it to local Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Then, connect the three included Notecard LoRa devices to the included Notecarriers, place a LoRa antenna on each, and power them up with a LiPo battery. Use the Notecard API to configure the devices, and within minutes, you’ll have LoRa devices talking to Notehub!

    Kit Contents

    • WisGate Edge Lite 2 LoRaWAN Gateway
    • 3x Notecard LoRa
    • 3x Notecarrier B
    • 3x LiPo Battery
    • 3x LoRa Antenna

    Key Notecard LoRa Specs

    • Onboard ultra-low-power STM32WL LoRa MCU.

    • Compatible with LoRaWAN and The Things Network.

    The Notecard for LoRa is a lower-cost version of the cellular-based Notecards for LoRa only, and is API-compatible with the cellular- and WiFi-based Notecards (with some exceptions). The Notecard LoRa works with gateways provisioned on The Things Stack. Included is a flexible Molex 211140 antenna that supports both 868 MHz (Europe) and 915 MHz (United States) frequencies.

    With just two lines of code, you can send data to the cloud in minutes, no complex device registration or provisioning required. With a powerful JSON-based API, you can program the Notecard over USB, or control it from your preferred microcontroller or single-board computer using one of our open-source firmware libraries. Connect from your preferred host to the Notecard using Serial or I2C.

    The Notecard is designed to work with a cloud service for ingesting and processing device data. Notehub provides secure device connectivity, project and fleet management, and simple routing to third-party cloud services.

    Available Variants

    The Blues WisGate Edge Lite 2 is a full 8-channel indoor gateway with full LoRaWAN Stack Support (v1.0.3), Built-in Ethernet and Wi-Fi connectivity. The gateways are pre-provisioned on the Blues Things Stack Tenant to enable out-of-the-box connectivity for Notecard LoRa. See the Blues WisGate Edge Lite 2 product page or RAKWireless documentation for additional details.

    Notecarrier B is a small form-factor Notecarrier, only slightly larger than the Notecard itself. Unlike other Notecarriers, the Notecarrier B does not include an external SIM slot. It includes a Qwiic port for connecting I2C peripherals.

    The flexible LoRa antenna has a supported frequency range of 868-870 MHz and 902-928 MHz with a u.FL terminator.

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