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Wireless Loggers:
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Flashes Blue when transmitting data packet.
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Flashes Green in response to a wireless change or clear command
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Flashes Blue/Red when unable to transmit data packet.
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5 Blue/Red/Green flashes when powering on
Ethernet Loggers:
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Blinks Blue when forwarding data packets to the Host PC.
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Blinks Blue/Red when unable to forward data packets.
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5 Blue/Red/Green flashes when powering on
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5 Blue/Red/Green flashes followed by a long green flash followed by 5 Blue/Red/Green flashes when
powering on when connected to the Ethernet.
Q: In my historical graph I show a reading of zero for 1 point only. All other points are normal.
A: There was a missing time stamp in the table for 1 reading. It will display as 0 on the graph. This reading
should be disregarded.
Q: When zooming in and out on a graph I sometimes see the following Application Error:
“Unhandled Exception: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.”
A: This error can occur when zooming in and out very quickly on a set of data containing less than two ours
of data. Click Ignore.
Q: Can I run 2.4 GHz and 900 MHz loggers on the same system?
A: No. The logger and repeater frequency must match the receiver frequency.
Q: Can I delete my database or clear saved logged data from the database?
A: In the event that the database needs to be removed or cleared, please contact Customer Service for
information.
Q : My Ethernet logger has stopped sending data to the Host PC and the time of last transmission is not updating.
A: If the Ethernet logger stops communicating, right click on the logger and select edit. Click on the Network
Settings tab and note the Target IP Address. Click on Set Target IP Address, does the current IP Address
show. If not, the IP Address has been changed. Contact your IT department and ask to have a fixed IP
address assigned to the Host PC. Once complete each logger will need to be brought back to the Host PC and
edited to correct the Target IP Address.