MadgeTech LynxPro User manual

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LynxPro
User Guide
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
LynxPro Overview
Battery Change Procedure
Quick Start
With MadgeTech App
App Overview
Support
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Home/Devices Page
Add Devices Page
Reports Page
Top Navigation Bar
Settings
Device Summer Page
Device Settings
Quick Start
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LynxPro Overview
Play Button:
When device is in Manual Mode this button
can be used to start the device or mark
specic readings
Bluetooth Button:
Used to enable/disable Bluetooth
broadcasting
LCD Screen:
Displays current status and readings
Battery Door:
User replaceable CR2450 battery
Alarm:
Alarm is activated
Bluetooth:
Visible when Bluetooth is turned on.
Additional blinking arrows when connected
to app
Running:
Will ash when actively running. Solid when
waiting to start (manual mode)
USB Connect:
Connected via USB to power source
Battery:
Health monitor of the device battery
Current Reading:
The last reading the LynxPro has taken
Battery
Door
Play Button Bluetooth
Button
LCD Screen
Bluetooth
Running
Alarm
Current
Reading
USB
Connect
Battery
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App Overview
Home/Devices Page
Serial Number:
The non-editable serial number for the device.
Device ID:
The customizable name each device is given. This
can be changed in the Device Settings page.
Connection Level:
The Bluetooth connection level to the device. In
order to improve this, move your phone or tablet
closer to the device.
Current Status:
The Current Status is color coded as:
Devices that you have previously claimed appear
here. A quick overview of each device is provided.
Gray: The device is out of range or the
Bluetooth is not enabled
Solid Yellow: The device is in range,
but idle
Blinking Green: The logger is waiting to start - either in Manual
Start which requires starting via the Play button on the logger or
in delayed start waiting to start automatically when the delay start
time is reached.
Green: The device is actively logging
Red: The device has detected
alarm conditions
To remove a device from your list, slide to the left.
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Add Devices Page
Reports Page
Devices that have Bluetooth enabled that have not previously
been claimed by the current phone will appear here. If you do
not see your device, move the phone closer to it. Click on a
device to add it to your Home/Devices page.
Displays all previously created reports.
Reports can be sorted based on date or utilize ltering
as outlined below:
Show All: Will display all currently available reports.
Show Alarms: Will display only reports with data that
has triggered alarms.
Show PDF: Will display only reports saved as PDFs.
Show .csv: Will display only reports saved as .csv les.
Show SN: Filter by serial number/device ID
Show Anomalies: Show only problem reports
Show Not Shared: Show only les that have
not been shared
Reports highlighted in red contain an alarm condition.
Reports with blue title are a .pdf, while green titles
signify .csv les.
Click on the report icon to see a report summary and
graph. The green check mark on report indicates that
the report has been shared.
To share a report, click on the desired report.
Determine whether to use defaults to send to
contacts set in App Settings or Select App to
share to other contact(s).
To delete a report, slide left.
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Main Menu
Top Navigation Bar
Quick Access Buttons
Clicking the main menu in the top left corner will
launch the Main Menu.
Help
Launches a series of resources including User Guide,
Online Support, FAQs, Licence Agreement, Privacy
Policy, and a Contact Us link.
Watch
Launches the Devices (Watch) page.
Add
Launches the Add Devices page.
Reports
Launches the Reports page.
Settings
Launches general settings for the app.
About
Provides information regarding the current version of
the app you are running.
Help Button
Initiate in-app, on-page guided assistance.
Quick Connect Button
Enable or Disable Quick Connect.
When Quick Connect is on and Bluetooth is enabled,
the device will automatically connect and download
readings when within range. If Automatic Report
Generation and Automatic Report Sharing are also
enabled, Quick Connect will automatically connect,
download data, generate a report and share the
report to the default contact.
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Help Button
Quick Connect
Button

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Settings
The App Settings screen allows preferences to be set for the app.
Report Settings
Automatic Generation: Select whether a report is automatically
created when a device is connected, either through Quick
Connect or manual connection. Enabling this will automatically
clear the device’s readings and restart the device once the report
has been generated.
Automatic Report File Format: Select the desired format for
automatically generated reports.
Retention Period: Specify the number of days to retain a report
before automatic deletion. Will only generate a warning. Will not
do automatic deletion but will prompt the operator to do so.
Share by SMS: Specify the number to receive reports. For
nonautomatic report sharing, alternate numbers may be used.
Share by Email: Specify the address to receive reports. For
nonautomatic report sharing, alternate numbers may be used.
Automatic Sharing: Automatically share report upon creation
to the number and/or email above. Note that only successfully
downloaded reports are shared automatically.
General Settings
Units: Select whether to display readings in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Time Format: Select whether to use a 12- or 24-hour clock.
Date Format: Select between the Day-Month (DM) or Month-Day
(MD) date format.
Quick Connect: When Quick Connect is on and Bluetooth is
enabled, the device will automatically connect and download
readings when within range. If Automatic Report Generation and
Automatic Report Sharing are also enabled, Quick Connect will
automatically connect, download data, generate a report and
share the report to the default contact. Quick Connect can also
be toggled on or off using the ‘Q’ button located in
the top navigation.
Audible Alerts: Enable or disable audible alarms.
Pop-Up Hint Control: Tap Restore to restore all pop-up hints.
Tap Hide to hide all pop-up hints.
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Notications Settings
Logger Checks Schedule: Select how frequently daily checks
should be performed for VFC requirements
Report Alert Time: Select the time checks should be
completed at. For 12 hour checks, the Report Alert Time
will be every 12 hours
Prior Warning: Specify how long before the Report Alert Time a
notication should be sent
Repeat Warning: Specify how long after the initial warning all
subsequent notication should be sent
Calibration Period: Specify your calibration interval, as stated in
your Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
Prior Warning: Specify how many days in advance you would like
to receive a calibration reminder.

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Device Main Page
The device summary page gives an overview of the
current status of the selected device.
Device Control Buttons:
Quick Start: Start the device with the current settings.
Clear Alarm: Clear an active alarm on the device.
Release: Will exit the page and remove the device from your Devices/Home Page.
Report: Generate a report from the current data set. You will then be prompted to specify
the report format, le name and the number and/or email address to automatically share to.
Reports can also be shared from the Reports page after they are created.
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Device ID:
The user set name of the device. Tap on the
device to see the device specications
Reading Interval:
The current reading rate of the device.
Additionally, ETTF (estimated time to full)
estimates the approximate amount of time the
device can run with the current reading rate
before the device memory is full.
Number of Readings:
The total number of readings currently stored on
the device. Additionally, the percentage of how
full the device’s memory is provided.
Status/Alarms:
Provides the current status of the device as either
Nominal (no alarm) or Alarmed (active alarm). Tap
on an individual alarm to get details.
Refresh Button:
Used to update the data without having to exit
and reenter the device main page.
Graph:
The Graph shows all data currently on the
device. Tap the graph to expand view. Dotted
lines represent times that have been Marked by
pressing the Play button on the device. Minimum,
Average and Maximum statistics are also provided
for the current dataset.

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Device Settings
General Settings
Serial Number: Displays the non-editable serial number
assigned to the device.
Firmware Revision: Displays the current rmware revision on
the device.
Device ID: Specify the desired name to be used on the device.
Model: Displays the model of the current device.
Last Start Date: Displays the last time the device was started.
Readings: Displays the number of readings currently
on the device.
Maximum Readings: Displays the total number of readings the
device can store.
LCD Units: Specify whether the LCD should display readings in
Celsius or Fahrenheit. Note this will only change the display on
the LCD. To change the display in the app and reports, adjust
in General App Settings.
Battery Level: Displays the current battery level of the device.
Last Calibration: Date the unit was last calibrated
Load Prole: Access library of previously saved proles.
The Device Settings page includes all device-specic preferences.
Alarm Settings
Enable Alarm: Alarms must be enabled in order to edit
alarm settings.
Status: Display whether an alarm is currently active and allow
you to Clear Alarm.
High: Set the high threshold for triggering alarm.
Low: Set the low threshold for triggering alarm.
Delay: Specify the length of time the temperature and/or
humidity must remain outside of the specied range before
triggering an alarm.
Cumulative Alarm Delay: Count the cumulative time from the
start of record that the temperature and/or humidity is outside
of the specied range to trigger an alarm.
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