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# Introduction

The Boomerang 3 system can use many different types of sensors. This manual presents the installation of S2GW, a S2 radio network gateway based on Linux SBC. S2GW works as an interface between B3 system and a network of S2 radio nodes equipped with sensors.

S2GW replaces virtual serial interfaces like Tibbo, used with B2 and B3 systems.

The Boomerang 3 system is an automatic system logging and monitoring physical parameters like temperature, relative humidity, pressure etc.

It makes monitoring and quality assurance of your laboratory simple, precise, and efficient.

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