SPARTACO Huskie Tools PRO LINE 7 Series, Operation Manual

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BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY
The tools use a Bluetooth signal to connect to a laptop, desktop, or smart device via an APP which is
estimated to be available by the end of first quarter 2018. This connection will serve as a means by which
the software can “read” and “write” data stored in the tool circuitry.
The stored data can be read and exported to .pdf document or a Microsoft Excel document via the
proprietary software “Huskie SERIES 7 Data Management System”, which is available for free download at
Microsoft Store.
Some data fields are locked such as tool model and serial number, as well as certain parameter settings
that function as control points for output pressure, cycle counts, and service interval cycles. These fields are
password protected but can be changed by service technicians that need to reprogram new boards in the
case of damage. Other data fields are writable for record keeping such as field notes for service, assignment
to a truck number or crew, jobsite, etc.
The data will give a user the ability to see the last recorded 500 cycles the tool made with time, date, and
location stamp, viewable on Google Maps as well as pressure output and a tool diagnosed “complete” or
“incomplete” cycle. They can also view the output pressure settings, and adjust if necessary. Like all the
stored data, it too can be exported to .pdf document or Microsoft Excel document.
The GPS chip located inside the tool is not connected to a service provider for the use of tracking a
misplaced or stolen tool in such an event. If the tool is in a location where it cannot receive a satellite signal
to record the location, that recorded line is simply blank where a MAP icon would normally be. All other
parameters are recorded.
BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY