Network Specifications

Occuspace Macro sensors are designed to easily integrate with existing networks via WiFi or Ethernet

Macro Sensor WiFi Network Connection Requirements

Our customers frequently supply a WiFi network that our Macro sensors use to connect to the Internet and send data back to Occuspace's cloud. The table below outlines the supported WiFi standards and specific requirements of our sensors:

Spec
WiFi	802.11 b/g/n/ac 2.4GHz or 5GHz
Network Type Supported	Open, WPA2 - Personal, WPA2 - Enterprise, WPA3 - Personal, WPA3 - Enterprise
Encryption Type Supported	TKIP & AES (CCMP-128 only for WPA3)
Ports Required Open	80 (HTTP) 443 (HTTPS) 123 (UDP)

Additional Requirements

• No splash pages or button presses to join network (unless MAC address bypass is possible)

Macro Sensor Ethernet Connection Requirements

Our Macro sensors can also connect to the Internet via Ethernet. In this case the following LAN standards and specific requirements of our sensors are:

Spec
Input	VLAN connection to public Internet IEEE 802.3 connection (minimum) IEEE 802.3u (recommended) 10Mbps (minimum) 100Mbps (recommended)
Ethernet Cable	Cat 5 or Cat 6
Connector	RJ45 connector, 8-pin, 4 pairs
Ports Required Open	80 (HTTP) & 443 (HTTPS)

Network Setup Best Practices & Recommendations

• We recommend that our customers whitelist the MAC addresses of each Occuspace Macro sensor in their central network/IT infrastructure

• We also recommend when possible that customers assign static IP addresses for each Occuspace Macro sensor

Occuspace's Micro sensors for measuring conference rooms and other meeting spaces use Macro sensors to relay their measurement data to our cloud. Micro sensors do not need their own connectivity. At least one Macro sensor (and potentially more) will be required in order for Micro sensors to operate.