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InTemp CX Temperature Logger (CX40x) Manual 

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www.onsetcomp.com 

 

On button push. The logger will begin logging when you 
press the Start button on the logger. 

6.

 

Enable the High Alarm and Low Alarm if desired. Enter an 
alarm limit for each. For a high alarm, an alarm will trip if 
the sensor reading rises above the value you enter in the 
High Alarm field. For a low alarm, an alarm will trip if the 
sensor reading falls below the value you enter in the Low 
Alarm field. 

7.

 

If you set up an alarm, enable “Audible Alarm on Trip” if you 
want the logger to beep when a high or low alarm trips. 

8.

 

If you set up an alarm, tap “Trip alarm after” and select how 
many minutes should pass before the alarm trips. If you 
want an alarm to trip immediately on the first reading 
outside the limits, set “Trip alarm after” to zero. 

Tap either Cumulative or Consecutive. If you select 
Cumulative, the alarm will trip when the time the sensor is 
out of range over the course of the deployment is equal to 
the selected duration. If you select Consecutive, the alarm 
will trip when the time the sensor is continuously out of 
range is equal to the selected duration. For example, if you 
select Cumulative and the high alarm is set to 45°F with a 
“Trip alarm after” time of 30 minutes, then an alarm will 
trip once the sensor reading has been at or above 45°F for a 
total of 30 minutes since logging started. This could be 15 
minutes above 45°F in the morning and then 15 minutes 
above 45°F again in the afternoon. If Consecutive was 
selected instead, then the alarm would only trip if all sensor 
readings were at or above 45°F for a continuous 30-minute 
period. 

Tap Save in the Alarm Trip Settings screen. 

9.

 

Tap Save in the Create Configuration screen when done 
selecting all settings. The new custom configuration is 
added to the list of enabled configurations and will be 
available to select when you connect to the logger to 
configure it. 

Logger Alarms 

There are two conditions that will trip an alarm: 

 

When the temperature reading by the external probe (if 
applicable) or the ambient temperature is outside the 
range specified in the logger configuration. 

 

When an external probe (if applicable) is disconnected 
during logging. 

When a temperature alarm trips: 

 

The logger LED will blink every 5 seconds. 

 

The alarm icon will appear on the LCD and in the app. 

 

The logger will beep every 15 seconds (unless audible 
alarms are disabled in the logger configuration). 

 

An Alarm Tripped event is logged. 

When an external probe is removed: 

 

The logger LED will blink every 5 seconds. 

 

“ERROR” and “PROBE” will appear on the LCD and 
“ERROR” will appear in the app. 

 

An alarm icon will appear in the app. 

 

The logger will beep every 15 seconds. 

 

A Probe Disconnected event is logged. 

To mute a beeping alarm, press the Mute button on the logger. 
Once muted, you cannot turn the beeping back on. 

Download the logger to view details about a tripped alarm and 
to clear alarm indicators in the app and on the LCD (the probe 
must be reconnected for ERROR to clear on the LCD). For a 
temperature alarm, the tripped alarm will clear once the 
reading is back within limits. 

Setting a Passkey 

You can create an encrypted passkey for the logger that will be 
required if another phone or tablet attempts to connect to it. 
This is recommended to ensure that a deployed logger is not 
mistakenly stopped or purposely altered by others. This 
passkey uses a proprietary encryption algorithm that changes 
with every connection. 

To set a passkey: 

1.

 

Tap the Loggers icon and connect to the logger. 

2.

 

Tap Set Logger Passkey. 

3.

 

Type a passkey up to 10 characters. 

4.

 

Tap Save. 

5.

 

Tap Disconnect. 

Only the phone or tablet used to set the passkey can then 
connect to the logger without entering a passkey; all other 
mobile devices will be required to enter the passkey. For 
example, if you set the passkey for the logger with your tablet 
and then try to connect to the device later with your phone, 
you will be required to enter the passkey on the phone but not 
with your tablet. Similarly, if others attempt to connect to the 
logger with different devices, then they would also be required 
to enter the passkey. To reset a passkey, simultaneously press 
both the top and bottom button on the logger for 3 seconds, or 
connect to the logger, tap Set Logger Passkey, and select Reset 
to Factory Default. 

Downloading the Logger and  
Generating Reports 

You can download the logger and generate reports that include 
logged probe (if applicable) and ambient readings, events, user 
activity, alarm information, and more. Reports can be shared 
immediately upon download or accessed later. 

To download the logger: 

1.

 

Tap the Loggers icon and connect to the logger. 

2.

 

Tap Download. 

3.

 

Choose a download option: 

 

Download & Continue. The logger will continue logging 
once the download is complete. 

 

Download & Restart. The logger will start a new 
deployment using the same configuration once the 
download is complete. 

 

Download & Stop. The logger will stop logging once the 
download is complete. 

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