OdaLog Portable Gas Loggers
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Bluetooth On / Off
Figure 10. Bluetooth On / Off Screens
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a low power wireless
communication technology that can be used over a short
distance to enable smart devices to communicate. In Odalog
G20, it enables instrument to communicate with the
Odastat NX software.
Hold the Magnet next to the Menu and remove the magnet
when the
“BLE”
screen appears. Use the magnet tool near for
‘Y’
in the
“COM
STR (Communication Star
t)”
screen to turn on
the transmission through Bluetooth.
The symbol
flashes on the screen indicating
communication through Bluetooth is on.
Hold the Magnet next to the Menu and remove the magnet
when the
“BLE”
screen appears. Use the magnet tool near
‘
Y
’
in the
“CO
MSTP (Communication Stop
)”
screen to turn off the
transmission.
USB On / Off
Figure 11. USB On / Off Screens
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is an industry standard that
establishes communication and power supply (interfacing)
between computers, peripherals and other computers
. In
Odalog G20, it transfers data between the instrument and
the Odastat NX software. The device is the transmission line
and the software is the receiving line.
Hold the Magnet next to the Menu and remove the magnet
when the
“USB”
screen appears. Use the magnet tool near
‘Y’
in the
“C
OMSTR (Communication Start)
”
screen to turn on
the transmission through USB. The symbol
flashes on
the screen indicating communication through USB is on.
Hold the Magnet next to the Menu and remove the magnet
when the
“USB”
screen appears. Use the magnet tool near
‘Y’
in the
“C
OMSTP (Communication Stop
)”
screen to turn off
the transmission.
COMSTR
y
n
DONE
OODO 1
Swipe
the
magnet
near ‘Y’
STATUS
START
LOG
UART
BLE
HOLD
HOLD
HOLD
Move
the
magnet
HOLD
COMSTP
y
n
ODOO 1
STATUS
START
LOG
UART
BLE
HOLD
HOLD
HOLD
HOLD
Move
the
magnet
DONE
Swipe
the
magnet
near ‘Y’
UART
COMSTR
y
n
HOLD
Move
the
magnet
DONE
Swipe
the
magnet
near ‘Y’
STATUS
START
LOG
HOLD
STATUS
UART
COMSTP
y
n
HOLD
Move
the
magnet
DONE
Swipe
the
magnet
near ‘Y’
START
LOG
HOLD
