Lascar Wireless Alert TP User manual

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Setup Guide
A simple guide to help you set up Wireless Alert with ease.
So you’ve purchased your Wireless Alert product… What now?
The first thing you need to do is download the Wireless Alert app, available on
Google Play and the App Store. The Wireless Alert app includes step-by-step
instructions to walk you through the following:
1. Remove the battery isolation tab
Gently pull the battery isolation tab from the Wireless Alert body.
2. Position your Wireless Alert
Position the Wireless Alert so that it has a strong Wi-Fi signal, this will ensure
that email alerts are as reliable as possible. Unravel the temperature probe (if
necessary) and place the end of the probe in your intended environment. It is
important to ensure that the temperature probe is in an optimal position to
effectively measure any temperature changes for your specific application.
3. Connecting to the Wireless Alert
Following the guidance in the Wireless Alert app, you will connect to the Wireless
Alert device as if it were a Wi-Fi network. You will only need to stay connected to
the device for a few minutes throughout setup. As soon as this is complete your
mobile device will automatically lose connection to the Wireless Alert device and
you will be able to reconnect to your previous Wi-Fi network (this will normally
happen automatically).
4. Naming your device
Enter a suitable device name into the text bar provided in the Wireless Alert
app. Make sure this is something obvious yet unique. We highly recommend that
you also write the device name on the front label of the Wireless Alert. This will
ensure that, if multiple devices are in use, you can easily identify which device has
triggered any alerts.

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Setup Guide
6. Setting temperature limits
The app makes this extremely straightforward: use the selection dials to set low
and/or high temperature limit(s). When temperature reaches these limits, you will
receive an email alert. You will also receive an email when temperature returns to
within these limits.
8. Choosing when to receive scheduled status reports
Status report emails contain minimum, maximum and average temperature, as
well as the battery level, number of alerts experienced, and total time spent in
alert mode. In the app, you can choose if you would like to enable this function
and whether to receive these daily, weekly, or monthly.
7. Entering your contact email
Use the text bar provided in the app to enter a contact email of your choice.
Your contact email should be set to a person who will be best-placed to organise
corrective action if temperatures reach your pre-set limits. Make sure that this
email account is easily accessed and regularly checked, ideally with pop-up
notifications enabled on a mobile device so that the contact will be alerted of
temperature breaches immediately (Please ensure that the email address owner
has given their permission).
9. Connecting your Wireless Alert to a Wi-Fi network
You should already have your device in position. Use this screen in the app to
check how strong the Wireless Alert’s connection is to your Wi-Fi network. If this
is weak, you may need to consider repositioning the device body so that there
are fewer obstructions between the device and the Wi-Fi router. Ensuring the
Wireless Alert has a strong Wi-Fi signal will ensure that email alerts are as reliable
as possible.
Hopefully you now have a success screen! If you do not, you may need to repeat this process.
Once your device is set up, a confirmation email will be sent to the configured email address. Make sure that you click the confirmation
link in this email; otherwise you will not receive alert notifications (If you can’t see this please check your junk mail folder).
If you have any other queries, please visit the support section of the Wireless Alert app.
5. Choosing your temperature scale
In the app, simply select either °C or °F depending on what best suits you. °F°C