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3.13.2.
Leave Network and Reconnect
to a New Network
To leave the current network, take the following steps.
1. Turn off the unit by holding the logger button down (see
section
3.13.1 above).
2. Once shutdown, hold the logger button continuously. The
LED will blink green three times, indicating that the unit
has joined the old network. Continue to hold the button
until the LED turns orange, indicating it has left this
network. Release the button. The logger will start
scanning for a new network.
3. One of the following scenarios will occur:
If the unit finds a new network, the LED will blink
green three times and the logger will have joined the
new network.
If no new network is found, the LED will blink red three
times and the logger will shut down.
3.13.3.
Running Logger Signal Test
You may run a signal test on the logger to check the signal
strength to the parent unit.
Running Signal Test from Logger
1. Ensure the logger is on and connected to a network.
2. Give the logger button a short press.
3. The LED turns green and after up to 10 seconds starts to
blink. The frequency of the blinking indicates signal
strength.
Very good transmission level: LED blinks at a high
frequency means 75% or higher transmission level.
