MONITOR PRO MP-TS2 User manual

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WIRELESS TEMPERATURE MONITORING

WHAT IS MONITOR PRO?
Monitor Pro is an automated wireless temperature
monitoring soluon that takes the guesswork and
human error out of your food safety temperature
monitoring.
The Monitor Pro soluon takes temperature readings
24/7 and alerts you when there is an issue. Best of all
Monitor Pro seamlessly integrates into the Safe Food
Pro food safety plaorm.
Addional Hubs and Sensors are available for
purchase online from shop.safefoodpro.co.nz

SETTING UP YOUR LORA WIRELESS HUB
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1. The Wireless Hub needs to connect to your Internet router, and be placed in an area free from obstrucons as
these can interfere with the signal from the sensors.
4. Once the LAN cable is connected the Net light should ash Green every few seconds. The RF light
will ash Blue only when the sensor(s) send data every few minutes.
5. The USB connecon is only used for conguring the hub before shipment.
6. The Wireless Hub can be screwed to a wall or other surface. We suggest you only
mount the hub once you are happy with the signal from the sensor(s).
3. Connect the Wireless Hub to your internet router (using the LAN cable supplied), or to a local connec-
on on your LAN that has internet access.
Note: In the event of signal interference, you may need to use a longer LAN cable to make sure your Wireless Hub
is mounted in an area free of obstrucons.
2. Connect the power supply (supplied) to the Wireless Hub. The power supply light should glow Red.

TEMPERATURE SENSOR
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1. Place the Sensor in a Fridge or Freezer.
4. If the fridge/freezer is densely packed, you will need to mount the Sensor nearer the front and
preferably near the top (above stock) so that the signal is not unduly aected.
5. You can aach the Sensor with the scky pad (supplied). Note: You need to clean and
dry the surface rst. You could also aach the sensor to a ‘rack’ using some small
‘zip es’.
6. For ‘Walk In’ chillers. Mount the Sensor away from the door and higher up, so the
signal is not being blocked by stock on shelves. Use the same aachment method as
described above.
3. Choose an area back from the door and to one side.
2. Take a note of the Sensor ID. This can be found below the barcode on the side of the sensor.

SAFE FOOD PRO SETUP
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1. In the Safe Food Pro Admin Console
(hps://my.safefoodpro.co.nz), choose ‘Equipment’ from the ‘Menu’
4. Select the Sensor ID that corresponds to this piece of equipment.
5. ‘Click’ the ‘Sensor Acve’ checkbox.
Note: In the unlikely event of a sensor failure you can turn this ‘o’ and return to
manual monitoring while the sensor is being repaired.
6. Enter email addresses of people you want to be alerted when the
temperature goes outside of the set range.
7. Out of range duraon. Set this to 20 mins.
3. Scroll down the Wireless Monitoring secon.
2. Click the ‘Edit’ icon (pencil) on the fridge/freezer you have added the sensor to.

TROUBLE SHOOTING
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1. Check your hub is connected to your Internet Router. Do you have the Red light on, and the Green light ashing every
few seconds?
4. Individual sensors can be checked by removing them from the fridge and placing them near to the wireless hub. You
should see them reappear on your graph within an hour. If the sensor does not reappear, please contact
[e-mail] and we will arrange a replacement.
5. If you have mulple sensors which have all disappeared from your graph, the problem is more likely to be related to the
hub rather than the individual sensors. Please check that it is sll plugged in, with both lights showing as above. If this is
true, please reboot the hub by turning it o at the switch on the hub and then back on. If your sensors do not reappear
aer an hour, please contact [e-mail] . It is helpful if you can observe the RF light on the hub for at
least 3 minutes to see if it ashes blue occasionally, and let the support team know the result.
The sensor signal may be obstructed by items in the fridge or freezer. Try moving the sensor closer to the door or your
wireless hub closer to your sensors.
3. If these lights are working but you don’t see any temperatures being logged, your Wireless Hub may be too far away
from your sensors or the signal is being obstructed. In this case move your Wireless hub closer to your sensors. This may
require a longer LAN cable, or a dierent connecon on your LAN.
2. If you don’t see the green light ashing, your network may have a rewall. In this case you need to get your network
administrator to allow ‘outbound access through your rewall on port 3000’.
I am not geng any temperature readings.
I am geng intermient temperature readings.