Installation & Operations
Blü-Test Wireless Test Instruments
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The Blu-Test App is used to manage our full suite of test
instruments. Visit our website to see the other probes in the suite.
Navigate to the Dashboard Screen by either tapping the
Dashboard option from the Home Screen, or tapping the
Dashboard icon on the bottom of all screens. The Dashboard
Screen (Fig 6) provides an overview of all the Blü-Test probes
that are connected. The application performs best with 6 or less
connected probes; however, the App can communicate with more
than six probes at the same time.
VIEW A PROBE
To view a specic probe, simply tap on the tile for that probe in
the Dashboard. This opens the Gauge View screen. From this
screen, you can also open the Logs
screen and Setting screen.
Gauge View Screen
The Gauge View gives live readings from the selected Blü-Test
probe. You can cycle through the units of measurement by
tapping on the unit of measure icon on the lower left of the
screen (°F in Fig 7).
Probe Logs Screen (showing logs stored on that probe)
Tap on the word Logs to open the Logs Screen. This shows
a list of all logs that are stored on that probe and available for
download to the application. See Sect. 2 for logging instructions..
Note: Logging must be turned o on the probe for the new log le
to be created and appear in the App.
Fig 8 shows two log les that are checked for download from
the probe to the Blü-Test application. Tap the top left “Download”
button to download the checked les to your device, or tap the
white down arrow to download individual les. The down arrow
(indicating logs are available for download) will change to an
empty circle to show that the logs are in the download queue.
The empty circle will start to ll to show the download progress.
When the download is complete, the log les will appear in
the “unassigned logs” area of the Application Log Screen (See
Sect. 6), and will be removed from the Probe Logs Screen shown in Fig 8.
Probe Settings Screen
The Probe Settings Screen (Fig 9) displays specic information for that probe, and lets you
modify the name (up to 12 characters) as well as view the calibration certicate, update
rmware, and delete all logs from that probe. Pressing the “Identify” button displays the
name of the probe in the probe’s OLED display so you can tell which probe it is.
NOTE ON FIRMWARE UPDATES: Do not leave the Firmware Update Screen once the
“Install Firmware Update” button is tapped. Moving from this screen to a dierent
application or to answer a phone call or a text before the update has completed will
interfere with the updating process and potentially render your probe inoperable.
Note on Probe Logging Mode: If your probe will not go into logging mode, this could be
an indication that the onboard log memory for the probe is full. Tapping the “Delete all logs
from probe” button at the bottom of the Settings Screen will clear the memory of that probe.
Sect. 4: Dashboard Screen Overview - Blü-Test Application
Fig. 9: Settings Screen
Fig. 5: Home Screen Fig. 6: Dashboard
Screen showing six
active Blü-Test probes.
Fig. 7: Gauge View
Screen
Fig. 8: Probe Logs Screen
showing logs stored on
probe TH-81773.
