ADAPT LOGGERS PROTON WHO User manual

PROTON | RELIABLE SINGLE USE
WHO COMPLIANT TEMPERATURE
DATALOGGER WITH LCD DISPLAY
USER MANUAL
Product Overview
Operational Overview
Product Anatomy
USB Single-Use Temperature Data loggers designed in strict adherence with WHO
specifications. PDF and CSV reports with time-stamped temperature records are
accessible at the end of the trip. No additional software is required. Rely on Type A/B,
Type C, Rotateq, and Prevenar data loggers to meet the varied requirements of your vaccine
asset monitoring.
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USB Connector
LCD Screen
Button
Temperature Violation
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Record Start
Record End
Battery Charge Health
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Temperature Reading
Date & Time Stamp of
Temperature Violation
Temperature Violation Count
Charge Scan Pair Monitor
Configure
and assign
to asset
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PLACE
Place the device
in your shipment.
GET REPORT
Press the button for 3 seconds
to end the trip, and connect
through USB to get trip report.
Temperature
Humidity
Temperature
Humidity
%
START
Press the button for 3
seconds to start.
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Type-A/B
Type-C
Type-Rotateq
Type-Prevenar

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Operational Instructions
Mode 1: In Idle mode
In idle LCD will only display
the temperature in degrees
Celsius along with the
battery status.
Mode 4: End/Deactivation
Mode 5: Data collection
Press and hold the button for three seconds
which informs the device to stop recording.
The ‘END’ icon would be displayed on the
screen and device stops recording.
User cannot restart after ending the trip.
Mode 3: Beginning trip
After completing the recording delay, the
‘REC’ icon would become stable, signifying
that the device has begun recording.
Device collects data for time stamps as per
logging interval.
After ending the trip, User has to connect the
device USB to a PC or laptop and click on the
prompt button.
This would allow you to download the trip
report in both PDF and CSV formats (device
supports Windows & iOS)
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Mode 2: Start/Activation
Press and hold the button for three
seconds, and the device would turn on.
This would put the device in activation/
start mode
The ‘REC’ icon on LCD display would start
blinking.
The device starts recording only after 30
minutes (after completing delay interval).
The time-gap is to equilibrate the contain-
er (consignment) temperature to the same
within the device.
Delay time in minutes can seen below the
temperature on the LCD display.
REC
Recording delay
(in minutes)
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REC c
END
hrs
Violation Count
Temperature
Humidity
Temperature
Humidity
%

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Nature of Violations and Exposure intervals are shown in below table:
User Interface
User can fetch the data from PC/Laptop, also can see data on display by clicking on prompt button.
User can see number of violations, type of violation, time stamps of violations, trip time on the display.
Time stamps can be seen by clicking on the button in steps.
If there are No violations, Tick/OK mark will be displayed on the LCD.
If there are violations, X/not OK mark will be displayed on the LCD.
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END
hrs
Trip Ended with Violations
Higher Threshold Violation
Recording Ended
Medium Threshold Violation
Lower Threshold Violation
Violation Count
END
hrs
Trip Ended with no violations
Recording Ended
OK
OK
Alarm settings
Alarm Type
Time - Temperature
threshold
Period of Exposure
Type C
High Threshold
≥45˚C single event
1Hours
Medium Threshold
≥30˚C cumulative exposure
10 Hours
Low Threshold
≤ - 0.5˚C single event
1Hours
Type A/B
High Threshold
≥45˚C single event
1Hours
Medium Threshold
≥30˚C cumulative exposure
10 Hours
Low Threshold
≥10˚C cumulative exposure
20Hours
Type
Rotateq
High Threshold
≥27˚C single event
1Hours
Medium Threshold
≥17˚C cumulative exposure
2 Hours
Low Threshold
≤ - 25˚C single event
1Hours
Type
Prevenar
High Threshold
≥40˚C single event
1Hours
Medium Threshold
≥30˚C cumulative exposure
10 Hours
Low Threshold
≤ - 0.5˚C single event
1Hours

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Warranty Information
Disposal Instructions
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If battery of any device in Adapt’s Proton WHO series is exhausted before the expiry date,
mentioned on the device, it is covered under the replacement warranty. The device will be
replaced, Adapt shall also bear the shipping charges. Devices whose seal is opened is not
covered under the warranty.Liquid and Physical damage is not covered under the warranty.
Adapt Loggers, handles the disposal of Adapt’s Proton WHO series of data loggers at no
extra cost. Connecting the data logger to an internet connected device with browser access,
can help Adapt Loggers establish the location of the device. The device shall be collected
and disposed off by Adapt’s authorized dismantlers/disposal partners. Adapt encourages
you to connect the USB of the device to an internet connected device like laptop or
smartphone(using an OTG cable). This is the most sustainable way to deal with the devices
post the trip completion.Adapt’s Proton WHO data loggers, come under the purview of
e-waste. Hence, have to be disposed in accordance with e-waste disposal policy of
respective geography.
Once the battery has completely discharged and the device is not functioning anymore,
you will have to carefully dispose the unit. The battery is not replaceable and cannot be
removed from the unit and the battery is Lithium based. Therefore, dispose the unit
responsibly into either a recycling bin or an e-waste collection area that accepts electronics
and batteries.
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