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b. Watch the LED flash. If it is flashing very quickly blue/red/green, then turn the Repeater off
and remove from AC. Leave for 10 seconds. Turn the Repeater back on and reconnect AC.
c. Repeater should flash quickly every 10x then stop. It should only flash blue or green when
forwarding data between the logger(s) and receiver.
d. Bring one of the loggers that communicates via the Repeater over to the repeater and hold
down on the Push to Start button. Watch the LED flash. If the LED flashes blue only, then the
repeater can see the receiver and communications are restored. If it flashes blue/red, then the
repeater can not see the target connect via device.
e. In this case, the repeater may need to be repositioned so it can communicate with the target
connect via device.
f. If there are multiple repeaters in a line, each repeater should be checked.
5. Go to the logger and check the following:
a. Press and hold the Push to Start button on the logger for 10 seconds. If the LED flashes all
blue/red, then the logger can not see the target connect via device. If the LED flashes a mix of
blue and blue/red, then it is on the very edge of maintaining communications. In both cases the
logger should be moved closer to the target connect via device.
b. If the logger has been operating normally from that location for a long period of time and this is
the first time it has lost communications, check the following:
i. Is the logger on and if using AC, is the AC power source in that location clean and
consistent? No brown outs or power outages. If there have been recent brown outs or a
power outage the unit may have been damaged. Contact technical support.
ii. Has the physical environment changed creating more barriers between the logger and
the target connect via device? If so the logger should be moved to minimize the physical
barriers.
iii. Bring the logger close to the target connect via device. Hold down on the Push to Start
button. If the logger still flashes blue/red, contact Dickson Technical Support
Q: My logger displays a current Time of Last Transmission, but the Time of Last Reading is no changing.
A: The logger may have received a bad time/date stamp packet. Clear the logger wirelessly or via USB. The
next sent reading should reflect a current Time of Last Reading.
Q: My logger displays a current Time of Last Transmission, but the Time of Last Reading is in the future.
A: The logger may have received a bad time/date stamp packet. Clear the logger wirelessly or via USB. Open
historical graph to confirm that new readings with current time/date are being saved. The Time of Last
Reading field will continue to display the future time till that time has passed.