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These files are then uploaded one by one using the manual sync upload tool in Aeroqual Cloud.
Figure 5-5 The manual sync tool in the Manage Data app allow all data from the Monitor to be manually
uploaded to the Cloud if a local data connection is not available
5.2 Calibration and Service
Aeroqual Licence
User permission required
Connect / Cloud
User or higher
The Calibration and Service app has two functions, Service mode initiation, and changing gain and
offset during calibration.
Service Mode button
When a service engineer visits the monitor to perform routine service such as filer changes or flow
checks, this can cause the data to read very high or very low. During service activities the monitor can
be put in to Service Mode by clicking the service mode button. This will tag the data as “service data”
which can later be filtered when daily or hourly averages are being calculated.
For further discussion on Service Mode see section 6.3.
Gain and offset adjustment
Gain and offset adjustments are made as part of the monitor gas calibration procedure.
5.3 Configure Instrument
Aeroqual Licence
User permission required
Connect
Engineer or higher
The Configure Instrument app provides useful information about the monitor, including:
The list of configured licences.
When data was last sent to the Aeroqual cloud database.
How many text alerts remain
NOTE:
These come from cloud.aeroqual.com not from the monitor.
Setting measurement units to ppm, ppb, µgm-3 or mg-3, degrees °C or °F
Set up text (SMS) and Email alerts.
If a module is removed or added then a software change is required. The software module
configuration can be found in the Configure Instrument app.