Lascar Electronics EL-SIE User manual

Quick Start Guide
EL-SIE
For full information about
your data logger visit
www.lascarelectronics.com
and navigate to the product
page of your logger.
The data sheet is in
the Resources section.
2 x AAA Batteries: The unit is powered
when the batteries are installed. Use AAA
1.5V alkaline batteries only, these are user
replaceable.
Loosen the screws and remove the end
cap, then t the batteries in the orientation
shown on the label. Replace the end cap
and tighten the screws carefully until
secure.
All the software needed to congure your EL-SIE, view and analyse the data it logs, is contained within the
product itself.
1. Connect the logger to your computer using the USB cable supplied
2. Open your web browser and into the address bar type http://EasyLog.local
3. The EL-SIE home page will load – save it to your Favourites or Bookmarks
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to congure and start logging
5. Disconnect the logger and position it where you want to take readings
Once the logger is running you can plug it back into your computer and, without having to stop it logging,
view the data recorded so far. Just select http://EasyLog.local from your Favourites and click on View/Save
Data.
Connect to your PC or Mac
Install the Batteries
Getting to Know Your EL-SIE Logger
EasyLog Cloud Data Storage
Store your data securely, and make it available from
any internet-connected computer or mobile device, with
EasyLog Cloud. The EL-SIE can send logged data to the
Cloud from your computer or Mac,
making sharing and analysis easier
than ever. For more information and to
set up an account on EasyLog Cloud,
visit www.easylogcloud.com.
CALIBRATION CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE
Lascar oers a Traceable Calibraon Cercate Service on Temperature Data Loggers. Using reference equipment
which has been calibrated by a UKAS/NIST/CNAS accredited laboratory and using apparatus traceable to naonal or
internaonal standards. For more informaon please see www.lascarelectronics.com.
Function
Buttons
Status
LEDs
Display
Access Screws
USB Port
Sensor

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Screen Buon Press Funcon Event Recorded
USB n/a n/a n/a n/a
Push to Start Any Long Start logging n/a
Triggered Start n/a n/a n/a n/a
Delayed Start n/a n/a n/a n/a
Channel –
Current reading
Top Short Move to next channel or STOP LOG n/a
Long Clear alarm hold for all channels Clear Held Alarms
Boom Short Show Min reading for this channel n/a
Long Mute alarm sounder Mute Alarm
Channel –
Min reading
Top Short Show Min reading for next channel or STOP LOG n/a
Long Reset Max/Min reading for all channels Clear Max/Min
Boom Short Show Max reading for this channel n/a
Long Mute alarm sounder Mute Alarm
Channel –
Max reading
Top Short Show Max reading for next channel or STOP LOG n/a
Long Reset Max/Min reading for all channels Clear Max/Min
Boom Short Show current reading for this channel n/a
Long Mute alarm sounder Mute Alarm
STOP LOG? Top Short Move to Channel 1 (or Warning Screen), also
generates an Audit Mark when cycling back
through to Channel 1
Audit Mark
Boom Long Stop logging, returns to Push to Start n/a
Warning Screen Any Short Move to next warning or Channel 1 n/a
Display Information Calibraon
reminder
Min Reading Max reading
Baery level
Reading
Alarm status
Channel No Warning Units
LEDs Sounder Status
Acve Alarm / Memory Full /
Calibraon Expired
O Baery Low
LEDs Sounder Status
O Logger primed but not
yet logging / Pre-alarm
/ Memory 90% Full /
Calibraon Pending
(check display for
specic warning)
O Logger in operaon, no
alarms or warnings
Slow Flash
Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
Button Functions
Status LEDs and Sounder
Disposal and Recycling Information
You must dispose of Lascar products in accordance with
relevant laws and regulations. They contain electronic
components and therefore must be disposed of separately
from household waste.
Repairing or Modifying
Never attempt to repair or modify Lascar products.
Dismantling them, other than for the purpose of
changing replaceable batteries, may cause damage
that is not covered under the warranty. Servicing
should only be provided by an authorized supplier.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Disclaimer:
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication and no responsibility or liability can be accepted by Lascar
Electronics Limited for any errors or omissions in the content of this document. Data and legislation may change, and so we strongly
advise you to obtain and review the most recently issued regulations, standards, and guidelines. This publication does not form the
basis of a contract.
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Display Logger Status Explanaon
USB Connected The logger is connected
via the USB cable
Push to Start The logger is set up for
Push to Start logging, a
long press of either
buon will start logging
Delayed Start The logger is set up for
Delayed Start logging and
will automacally start
logging at the specied
me
Triggered Start The logger is set up for
Triggered Start logging
and will start logging as
soon as the specied lim-
it (either temperature,
humidity or pressure) is
reached
Low Baery
Warning
The baeries are low and
should be changed when
possible
Memory Full
Warning
The memory is full and
logging has stopped
Memory 90%
Warning
The memory is 90%
full, and data should
be downloaded when
possible
Calibraon Pending
Warning
The calibraon will expire
in < 30 days on the date
shown (can be DD/MM/
YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY)
Calibraon Expired
Warning
The calibraon has
expired on the date
shown (can be DD/MM/
YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY)
Display Logger Status Explanaon
Logger Running The logger is sll logging
but can be stopped by a
long press of the boom
buon
Alarm Triggered An alarm is currently
acve on the logger
Cumulave Alarm A cumulave alarm is
acve on the channel
currently being displayed
High Alarm A high alarm is acve on
the channel currently
being displayed
Low Alarm A low alarm is acve on
the channel currently
being displayed
Held High Alarm A high alarm is being held
on the channel currently
being displayed
Held Low Alarm A low alarm is being held
on the channel currently
being displayed
High Pre-alarm A high pre-alarm is acve
on the channel currently
being displayed
Low Pre-alarm A low pre-alarm is acve
on the channel currently
being displayed