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Version: 1.7

Teltonika Managed Switches

A Teltonika managed switch adds Ethernet sockets to your van's network. Sensa shows what is plugged into each one and lets you turn power over Ethernet on and off for a socket, so you can restart a camera or access point without going near the cupboard.

Included in Pro and Vision.

How it connects​

The switch sits on your van's network by Ethernet. Sensa finds it on that network and talks to it using the switch's admin password.

Add to Sensa Nomad​

Open Settings, choose the Devices tab, tick it under Discovered and press Add Selected Devices. If it is not there yet, press Scan.

The switch adds without a password, then shows a red Not Configured label. Tap it and enter the switch's admin password.

See Adding devices for more.

What you see​

  • Port tiles on the Habitation Switches tab, one per socket. Tap a tile to turn power over Ethernet on or off for that socket.
  • A faceplate on the Habitation Network tab with Nerd Mode on, showing each port as Up with its speed, or Down.
  • Port names, set in Settings on the Switches tab.
  • Firmware updates for the switch, offered from Sensa. See Updates.

See Network switches for the full detail.

Good to know​

  • A switch is not a router. It has no internet connection of its own, so it does not appear on the Cab dashboard's Internet tab.
  • Tapping a tile only switches the port's power, never the port itself, so you cannot cut your system off its own network by accident.