TESTO Saveris 2 H2, Инструкции по вводу в эксплуатацию

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6 Commissioning
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23 Click on [Finish] to end the commissioning of the hardware.
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A message about the successful configuration of the hardware is
displayed.
24 Confirm the message by clicking [OK] .
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The new hardware is now ready for operation.
6.9.4
Integrating testo Saveris transmitter
Transmitters record readings from data loggers and transmit these via an
optional additional component (Ethernet module) by Ethernet connection. You
will find information about transmitters and the Ethernet module in the relevant
instruction manuals for the transmitters. When using the Ethernet module,
transmitters are integrated into testo Saveris in the same way as Ethernet data
loggers, see section 6.9.2
Integration of Ethernet data loggers into testo
Saveris (optional) .
6.9.5
Integrating testo Saveris router (optional)
You can use a Saveris router to optimize radio communication under poor
structural conditions or to extend the radio path. The Saveris router receives the
signals from the data loggers and forwards them to the Saveris base. Maximum
extension of the radio path can be achieved by connecting three routers in
series.
The measurement data of up to five radio data loggers can be
transmitted to the Saveris base by each router or router cascade.
Up to 30 routers can be integrated into the measurement system. The
Saveris base can communicate directly with a maximum of 15 routers.
Integration of a Saveris router involves three steps:
1 Connect the router to the power supply.
2 Register the router on the Saveris base.
3 Assign the radio probe to the Saveris router.
When positioning a testo Saveris router, please note the following
points:
• When integrating several data loggers via a Saveris router, the data
logger with the weakest radio link determines the position of the
Saveris router. Mount the Saveris router in such a way that this data
logger has an optimum radio link.