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2.5 DATA TRANSMISSION
2.5 Data Transmission
Data Organisation
Every measurement is written to memory and transmitted to the Connect Gateway as soon as it is
taken. Every measurement transmission carries the logger serial number and a measurement sequence
number, therefore it is impossible for measurements to be mixed up between devices or recorded in
the wrong order.
The Connect Gateway uses these sequence numbers to control retransmissions. If the sequence
numbers are not consecutive then it requests a retransmission to cover the gap.
If the Connect Gateway is aware of a gap in the data from a logger when it is viewed in Tinytag Explorer
then it will ask the user whether they want to see the data so far, or wait until the gap has been filled in.
Data can be transferred from multiple loggers simultaneously. It will prioritise loggers that Tinytag
Explorer is waiting for, and loggers that are nearly complete.
If the data gap cannot be filled in because too much time has passed (approximately two weeks in the
default configuration) and the logger has overwritten its memory then Tinytag Explorer will leave a gap
on the graph.
Radio data is transferred at approximately 6kb per minute.