8. Setting upper / lower alarms:
Specify the upper temperature
and/or the lower temperature alarms if you would like the Logger to
trigger an alarm when the specified temperature is met or exceeded.
(Optional) Audible Alarm: When you enable this option, the logger will
sound an audible alarm, if an alarm is triggered.
9. WiFi Settings:
Click this tab to configure your Logger to your desired
WiFi network. Under “Select SSID”, select the name of your WiFi
network. Then provide the WiFi password to the network selected.
You can now click “Configure” to complete the configuration of your
UTRED30-WiFi.
1. SETUP AND CONFIGURATION
Install AAA batteries into the battery compartment on the back of the
Logger by unscrewing the rear battery cover. Insert the batteries, as
shown by the symbols in the battery compartment, then, screw the rear
cover on.
Connect the Logger via USB cable to your computer. Please note
that the wider part of the Logger’s USB socket is oriented towards the
bottom. Download and install LogTag Analyzer from our website:
www.logtagrecorders.com/software
Start LogTag Analyzer. In order to start using your Logger, you need to
configure it via the ‘LogTag Wizard’. This can be accessed by pressing
‘F2’ on your keyboard or by clicking the ‘Wizard’ icon.
Quick Start Guide
UTRED30-WiFi
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1. Description:
Enter details to identify your Logger.
E.g. Clinic Refrigerator. Also the status of your battery is indicated
here.
2. Password:
If you select this option, any user wishing to configure the
Logger and/or download recorded data in the future must provide
this password. Note; when you select “Download requires a
password”, this will disable the generation of data files for your
UTRED30-WiFi Logger.
3. Push button start or date/time start:
When the ‘Push button start’
option is selected, the Logger will start recording when the START
button has been pressed. When the ‘Date/Time start’ option is
selected, the Logger will automatically start recording at a specified
date and time.
4. Enable pre-start logging:
With this option, the logger starts taking
readings as soon as the configuration data have been uploaded. If
you forget to press the START button, the data for the trip will still be
available. This insures no critical data is lost.
5.
Record readings so that...:
If this is selected, the Logger stops
logging after a predetermined number of readings.
6. Record a reading every...:
This determines how frequently the
Logger records.
7. Begin recording after a delay of:
Enter the time that passes after a
user has pressed the START button on the Logger until the start of the
recording. This prevents the Logger falsely triggering an alert whilst
the Logger is still acclimatizing to the new environment temperature.
