Bosch TDL 110 User manual

Transport Data Logger TDL 110
Operating Instructions

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Table of Contents
1 Introduction and Intended Use 5
2 Safety and Environment 6
2.1 Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure and Further Information 6
2.2 Disposal 6
3 Technical Specifications 7
3.1 Measured Parameters 7
3.2 Device Specification 7
3.3 Operating Conditions 7
3.4 Resolutions 7
3.5 Accuracies 8
4 Mounting the TDL 8
5 Operation 9
5.1 Connecting to the TDL 9
5.2 Configuring the TDL 10
5.2.1 Logging Interval 12
5.3 Settings 12
5.3.1 Changing the Setup 13
5.3.2 Changing the PIN 13
5.3.3 Clearing the Data 13
5.3.4 Reset 13
5.4 Reading and Transferring Data 14
5.4.1 Reading the Data 14
5.4.2 Exchanging the Data 15
5.5 Blinking Pattern 16
6 Maintenance 17
6.1 Changing the Battery 17
6.2 Cleaning the TDL 18
7 Annex 19
7.1 Recycling 19
7.2 EU Declaration of Conformity 19
7.3 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice 19
7.4 Industry Canada (IC) Notice 20
7.5 Export Restrictions 20

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List of Figures
Figure 1: Overview TDL 5
Figure 2: Mounting the TDL using screws 8
Figure 3: Activating the TDL 9
Figure 4: Search for TDL and list of found TDL 9
Figure 5: Configuring the TDL 10
Figure 6: Enter the PIN 11
Figure 7: Start logging 11
Figure 8: Delayed logging start 11
Figure 9: Change settings 12
Figure 10: Change setup 13
Figure 11: Change PIN 13
Figure 12: Reading and transferring data 14
Figure 13: LED on the TDL 16
Figure 14: Changing the battery 17
List of Tables
Table 1: Device Specifications 7
Table 2: Operating Conditions 7
Table 3: Configurable Resolutions 7
Table 4: Accuracies 8
Table 5: Logging Intervals 12
Table 6: Blinking Pattern 16

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Indicates a non-critical situation which should be noted to avoid damage to materials.
▶Always follow these instructions.
INFO
General information and instructions that must be followed
TIP
Practical advice
Indicates a hazardous situation in which the user must proceed as noted.
▶Always follow these instructions.
Caution
About these Operating Instructions
Ensure that the TDL 110 is working correctly by:
▶Reading these instructions carefully before using the TDL 110.
▶Always following these instructions.
Notice

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1 Introduction and Intended Use
By being attached to the shipment and measuring and recording relevant parameters like
temperature, humidity, tilt and shock, the TDL makes the delivery process of goods visible
and traceable. These measurements are then documented and visualized through a mobile
application. Since the limits of each parameter can be individually configured, any violation
of these limits is traceable and clearly assignable to the stations throughout the entire trans-
port process.
The Transport Data Logger is designed according to the information provided in the data
sheet. Any use or operation which requires specific requirements and standards which aren’t
explicitly mentioned in the data sheet must be validated and tested on customer’s own re-
sponsibility.
Figure 1: Overview TDL
1 Surface: place your shipment code here
2 Button (see chapter 5 Operation)
3 LED (green/red) (see chapter 5.5 Blinking Pattern)
4 Mounting holes (4x) (see chapter 4 Mounting the TDL)
5 Battery (see chapter6.1 Changing the Battery)
6 Mounting plate (see chapter 4 Mounting the TDL)
For further assistance please refer to: http://www.bosch-connectivity.com/TDL110 or e-mail to:
[e-mail]
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2 Safety and Environment
Lithium Battery!
The device contains a lithium battery. Handling the battery incorrectly could cause a fire.
▶Use only original or approved batteries.
▶Read and follow the valid transportation regulations.
Caution
2.1 Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure and Further Information
The radiated output power of the device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure
limits. Nevertheless, the device shall be used in such a manner that the potential for human
contact during normal operation is minimized.
2.2 Disposal
Disposing of this product correctly will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential
negative effects on human health and the environment, which could otherwise arise from
inappropriate waste handling.
Please contact your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection
point. Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of this waste, in accordance with
your national legislation. For further information please refer to chapter 7.1 R ecycling.
Forfeiting the Warranty!
Opening the casing without authorization could present risks to the user and will void any
warranty.
▶Do not open the housing.
▶Use only original or approved spare parts.
Notice

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3 Technical Specifications
3.1 Measured Parameters
▶ Temperature
▶ Humidity
▶ Tilt
▶ Shock
3.2 Device Specification
Attribute Value
Dimension (W x H x D): 91 mm x 102 mm x 25 mm
Weight: 100 g
Power Supply: CR 123A Lithium Battery
Battery Lifetime: 2 Years
(10 min. Measuring Cycle, +25 °C)
Enclosure Protection Class: IP 54
Electrical Protection Class: III
Measuring Cycle (selectable): 1 min … 4 hours
Memory Capacity: 2 Years
(15 min. Measuring Cycle, see Table 5: Log-
ging Intervals)
Communication: Bluetooth 4.0 (Low Energy)
Bluetooth Frequency Band: 2.402 ... 2.480 GHz
Transmission Power: 5 dBm
Recommended Storage Temperature: 0 °C … +40 °C
Table 1: Device Specifications
3.3 Operating Conditions
Attribute Range
Operating Temperature Range: -25 °C … +80 °C
Humidity Range: 0 % rH … 100 % rH (non-condensing)
Acceleration/Shock Range: ± 8.0 g per axis;
±13.8 g three-dimensional
Table 2: Operating Conditions
3.4 Resolutions
Attribute Resolution
Temperature: 0.5 °C
Humidity: 1 % rH
Tilt: 0°... 150° (30° steps)
Acceleration/Shock: 0.1 g
Table 3: Configurable Resolutions

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3.5 Accuracies
Attribute Value
Temperature: ± 0.5 °C (0 °C … +60 °C)
± 1 °C (-25 °C … +80 °C)
Humidity: ± 5 % rH typical
± 10 % rH maximum
(20 % rH ... 80% rH at 25 °C)
Acceleration/Shock: ± 10 %
Table 4: Accuracies
4 Mounting the TDL
The TDL comes with an integrated mounting plate at the bottom side. The mounting plate
provides four mounting holes for screw fastening purposes.
Figure 2: Mounting the TDL using screws
1 Screwdriver
2 Screw
3 Mounting holes
In general, the TDL can be mounted in any position as required. The fastening, depending on
the specific requirements, can be carried out with screws or with double-sided adhesive tape.
In case shock shall be measured a direct and non-absorbing connection between the TDL
and the monitored good is required. For achieving this we recommend using either screws
or a fiber-reinforced adhesive tape. Recommended screws are either M5 countersunk head
or M4 carriage bolt.
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5 Operation
You need to download the Transport Data Logger app to use the TDL 110. The required app “ Trans-
port Data Logger” is available in your Google Play Store or Apple App Store free of charge. Type
“ Bosch Transport Data Logger” or the product number/order number (0273600024001) of your
device in your app store’s search box to find the app easily. The app runs on Android version 5
(Lollipop) or higher and on iOS version 9 or higher.
You can customize the way that the TDL measures and records data in accordance with your
individual requirements in the app. You can also control and record data from as many TDL
units as required.
5.1 Connecting to the TDL
3. Start the Transport Data Logger app.
4. To find the activated TDL, tap “Search”.
5. Locate and select the TDL from the list.
6. Confirm the connection by selecting “Pair”.
1. Activate Bluetooth LE on your smartphone. For
devices running Android 6, enable GPS as well.
2. To activate the TDL, press the button on the
device for 0.3 to 1.5 seconds.
INFO
To enable Bluetooth LE Android 6 requires localiz-
ation service to be activated.
Figure 4: Search for TDL and list of found TDL
Figure 3: Activating the TDL
INFO
1. Pairing must be completed within 30 seconds.
2. If Pairing was canceled via the app, turn Blue-
tooth off/on or wait for five minutes.
3. In case a password is required, please enter six
times zero (000000) which represents a standard
password.
INFO
For correct functionality it is important to press and
hold the button between 0.3 and 1.5 seconds.

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5.2 Configuring the TDL
To configure your TDL, follow the steps shown in the app.
1. Choose and enter a name for the TDL (optional).
2. Enter an e-mail address to transfer data (optional). This e-mail
address will be the default recipient address when sending data via
e-mail.
3. Tap “Continue”.
4. Configure the logging interval. The measurement frequency de-
pends on the required monitoring period of the TDL. As an aid for
configuration refer to the overview of the recommended configura-
tion intervals in 5.2.1 Logging Interval.
5. Choose a measurement parameter (temperature, humidity, tilt,
shock) by tapping “Set values”.
6. Swipe up and down to configure minimum and maximum values.
7. Tap “Continue”.
Convention for Characters
Only defined characters are allowed for the e-mail address and TDL name.
▶Allowed characters: [A-Z][a-z][0-9][@.,;/\|+-*_]
Notice
INFO
At least one value must be configured. However the temperature,
humidity and tilt measurement values will be recorded even without
the configuration of a threshold value.
Figure 5: Configuring the TDL