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berlinger Fridge-tag 2 User manual

In measurement mode, when no ALARM has been
triggered, the following information is indicated on the
screen:
• The OK symbol
• The current date and time:16.09.2012 /13:47
• The current temperature: +5.6 °C
Indication of an OK display
2
2101 2096
056
1 473
°C
Int.Sensor
!
• In addition to the ALARM symbol each
newly triggered alarm is also indicated by the
warning symbol.
• It will last until the user reads the details of the
triggered alarm/s. After that it will disappear.
• the ALARM symbol
• an additional warning symbol
• the corresponding arrow: upper/lower alarm
• the current date and time:16.09.2012 /15:42
• the current temperature: +8.8 °C
In measurement mode, when an ALARM has been
triggered, the following information is indicated on the
screen:
Indication of an ALARM display
2
2101 2096
088
1 425
°C
Int.Sensor
!
!
!
!
!
!
2
55
0 000
max. °C
Int.Sensor
• the OK symbol
• the corresponding arrow
(example: high limit records of the current day today)
• the highest recorded temperature of that day:
+5.5°C
• the time duration out of the preset temperature
high limit: 00:00 (hrs: min)
The following information is indicated on the display:
Reading the history
Option 1:
Read out day-per-day directly on the
device (30 day history)
Example of an OK display
!
Press
READ
once
!
2
2101 2099
1 218
!
1st displayed screen
Press
READ
The following information is indicated on the display:
• the ALARM symbol
• the corresponding arrow
(example: Low limit records and the day ofALARM)
• the date of alarm:1 9.09.2012
• the time of alarm:18:21
Example of an ALARM display
!
!
Reading the display during measurement
2
-011
0 351
min.
Int.Sensor
!Press READ
a second time
The following additional information is indicated on
the display:
Note: Continue repetitively pressing the READ
button to read out the details of the past 30 days.
• Lowest recorded temperature of that day: -1. 1 °C
• The time duration out of the preset temperature
low limit: 01:35 (hrs:min)
2nd displayed screen
!
Option 2:
Read out only the alarms directly
on the device - use Alarm-Super-
Jump function (30 day history)
2
yyyd y__d
Press and hold
READ for
3 seconds
Option 3:
Read out data from the les
generated by the Fridge-tag®2 by
connecting it with a computer
(60 day history)
Connect the
Fridge-tag®2 via USB
with your PC / MAC
The Fridge-tag®2 will now generate a PDF and
ASCII report of the last 60 days.
Note: Press and hold the READ button again
for at least 3 seconds and the next alarm event
will appear on the screen
LOC function
The LOC function will be activated when
the following actions take place:
• When activation is completed
• After the last button operation
• The Fridge-tag®2 is connected
to a PC / Mac
2101 2093
2
loC
1 473
The display indicates the word LOC for a
10 minutes period, during this time the
Fridge-tag®2 does not measure the temperature
to avoid false readings.
For more information about the
Fridge-tag® 2 contact us or visit:
www.berlinger.com/Fridge-tag2
QUICK INFO
User guide of
Fridge-tag®2
Berlinger & Co. AG
Mitteldorfstrasse 2
9608 Ganterschwil
Switzerland
Tel.: +41 71 982 88 11
Fax: +41 71 982 88 39
info@berlinger.com
www.berlinger.com
20150706_V2

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