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Listener Configuration and Data Check (Optional)

2026년 09월 24일

This guide covers a listener-based configuration.
If you’re using the Creator Expansion Kit or a gateway-based setup,
please also see the Gateway Configuration guide.

In This Guide

This guide explains how to configure the listener included with the GrowSpace Creator Kit Q1,
receive UWB tag position data, and check it in real time in the Web Console.
You can also set up floor-plan-based visualization afterward.


What Is a Listener?

A listener is a device that receives the position signal broadcast by a tag and forwards it to the system.
Data flows tag → listener → software (or a server), making it a core component for real-time position tracking and visualization.


Connecting the Listener and Confirming Detection

  • Connect the listener to a USB port on your PC with a USB cable.
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 1

You must use the Chrome browser. Other browsers may limit device connection or serial port detection.

  • In the left sidebar, click “Anchor / Tag / Listener Setup Program” → “Web Program.”
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 2
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 3
  • The following setup screen appears.
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 4
  • Click the [Connect] button.
  • Select the UWB listener from the list of available ports (COM ports).
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 5
  • Once connected, the following information appears on screen.
  • Top-left area (device info)

    • Device ID: shows the unique name of the connected listener.
      Example: GR3841
    • Device type: shows as LISTENER.
    • PAN ID: shows the currently configured network group ID.
      Example: 0x0000
    • Modify Settings button: lets you edit values such as the PAN ID.
  • Bottom-left area (Realtime Data)

    [Tag List]

    • Currently connected tags, if any, are listed here.
    • The Tag Distances area shows the distance data the listener has received from tags.
      → This may be empty if no tag has connected yet.

    [Anchor List]

    • Lists information for every anchor connected to the system.
  • Center screen (position visualization canvas)

    • Connected anchors appear as gray dots at their on-screen coordinates.
      → e.g., GR100C, GR1026, GR32AA
    • Once a tag connects, it also appears as a red dot at the center, and a distance line is automatically drawn between the tag and each anchor the listener detects.
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Anchor List, screen 6

Setting the PAN ID

  • Click [Modify Settings] to go to the settings screen.
  • Enter the same value as the existing anchors/tags in the PAN ID field.
    Example: 0x0000
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Setting the PAN ID, screen 7
  • Click [Save] to save it.

On a GrowSpace RTLS system, every device must use the same PAN ID for a tag’s position data to reach the listener correctly.


Setting Filter Strength

The GrowSpace Web Console lets you set a filter strength to smooth out the quality of position signals the listener receives for more stable results.

Listener Configuration and Data Check – Setting Filter Strength, screen 8

How to Set It

  • Click the filter icon in the top right.
  • Choose a filter strength from the 5 available options.
  • Click [Apply] to save it.
OptionDescriptionRecommended for
Very StrongStrictly removes signal noise, almost no variationMedical or safety-critical environments
StrongDefault recommended option, filters most jitterGeneral indoor position tracking
ModerateBalances filtering and responsivenessDevelopment testing, prototyping
SoftFast response, some errorUX validation, prioritizing real-time response
No FilterOutputs the raw signal as-isDebugging, algorithm analysis

If position readings jump or jitter frequently, we recommend Strong or higher.
If you need faster responsiveness, try Soft or No Filter instead.


Floor Plan Integration

Uploading a floor plan image of your indoor space lets you visualize a tag’s position over the actual layout.
(A floor plan is optional — you can also operate purely on coordinates.)

Listener Configuration and Data Check – Floor plan integration, screen 9

Setup Steps

  • Click the [Fit] button in the top right.
  • Click [Manual Fit Settings] to enter manual alignment mode.
  • Click [Upload Image] to upload a floor plan image (PNG, JPG, etc.).

Once the floor plan appears as the canvas background, manually align the actual anchor positions with their positions on the image.

A floor plan, site layout, or similar image showing the spatial structure works best.


Benefits of Floor Plan Integration

  • Check tag positions on the floor plan in real time
  • Intuitively analyze worker movement, space utilization, and inefficient areas
  • Improve maintenance and operations through visualization

Setup Complete

If the listener is now receiving tag data correctly and the tag’s real-time position shows on the visualization screen, your setup is complete.


💻 A Desktop Installer Is Also Available

In addition to the Web Console, GrowSpace listeners can also be configured through a dedicated setup program (the GrowSpace configuration app). We recommend the installer for finer adjustments or for offline setup.

Installing the Setup Program

Listener Configuration and Data Check – Installing the setup program, screen 10
  • If a security warning appears when running it, click [More info → Run anyway] to continue installation.
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Installing the setup program, screen 11
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Installing the setup program, screen 12
  • Once installed, launching the program is all you need — you’re ready to go!

Connecting the Listener and Confirming Detection

  • Connect the listener to your PC and launch the setup program (uwb_settings.exe).
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 13
  • After connecting, confirm the device shows Type: Listener in the Device Info area at the top of the screen.
  • Find the Low Pass Filter field (located below the PAN ID setting).
  • Enter a filter value. (e.g., 0.8)
    • Valid range: 0.0 or higher, less than 1.0
    • An invalid entry shows a red warning message.
  • Click [Save] on the right to save the setting.
Listener Configuration and Data Check – Connecting and detecting the listener, screen 14

Recommended Values

Filter CoefficientDescription
0.1Position changes are reflected instantly (faster response, more noise)
0.9Reduces noise (slower position response, smoother movement)
0.5 – 0.8Suitable for typical indoor environments (recommended range)

Setting the value too low or too high can reduce position accuracy or responsiveness, so test to find the value that works best for your environment.

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