Sensitech TagAlert User manual
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TagAlert®Indicator
Instructions For Use
The Tools That Turn Information Into Power
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AlarmAlert™ Feature
• Ifalarmed,theTagAlertindicatorprovidesamechanismtodetermineatwhichpointduring
thetriptherstalarmwastriggered.ThisAlarmAlert™featurecanaccommodatetripsup
to10daysinduration.
• ReadtheTagAlertandrecordwhichalarmshavetriggered(Figure 2).
• Followthenextthreestepstodeterminewhichalarmwastriggeredrstandtheapproximate
timeatwhichthealarmtriggered:
1.PresstheStartbuttontodeterminewhichalarmtriggeredrst.Thenumberrepresent
ingtherstalarmthattriggeredwillashfor4seconds.TheLCDdisplaywillthenclear
for2seconds.
2. Thesumofthenumbersthatappearnextwillequalthedayintothetripthattherstalarm
was triggered (Figure 4).Thiswillbedisplayedfor2seconds.
3. Thesumofthenumbersthatappearnextwillindicatethe3-hourtimeintervalwithinthe
daytherstalarmwastriggered(Figure 5).
• PresstheStartbuttonagaintorepeatsequenceofinformation.
Numbers Displayed on LCD Sum = Day of Trip
1 1st
2 2nd
3 3rd
44th
4 and 1 5th
4 and 2 6th
4 and 3 7th
4 and 3 and 1 8th
4 and 3 and 2 9th
4 and 3 and 2 and 1 10th
Numbers Displayed on LCD Sum Representing Time Interval Time Interval in 24 Hour Period
1 1st 0-3rdhour
2 2nd 3rd-6thhour
3 3rd 6th-9thhour
44th 9th-12thhour
4 and 1 5th 12th-15thhour
4 and 2 6th 15th-18thhour
4 and 3 7th 18th-21thhour
4 and 3 and 1 8th 21-24thhour
4 and 3 and 2 and 1 10th After10thday
Starting a TagAlert®Indicator
• PushtheSTARTbuttononthefrontofthedeviceandholdfor
approximately1second.
• TheLCDdisplaywillrespondbydisplaying“OK”(Figure 1).
• Oncethe“OK”isdisplayed,theTagAlert®indicatorhasbeen
activatedandentersthestart-updelayasprogrammedintotheunit.
• Onceactivated,removethebackstickerlabelandafxtoan
instructioncardorattachdirectlytoaclean,drysurfaceofthe
productorpackage.
Reading a TagAlert Indicator
• Oncethepackagehasarrivedatitsdestination,removethe
TagAlertindicatorfromthepackage.
• IftheLCDdisplays“OK”,noalarmshavebeentriggered
duringthetrip(Figure 1).
• IftheLCDdisplaysblacksquaresoverthe“OK”andthenumbers
1,2,3and/or4,thenanalarmhasbeentriggered(Figure 2).
Forexample,ifthenumbers1and4aredisplayed,thenthe1stand
4thalarmconditionswereexceeded.
• Thereceivinglocationshouldfollowtheappropriateprotocolto
determineproductdispositionifanalarmhastriggered.
Fail Safe Protection
• TheTagAlertindicatorperformsasystemcheckduringoperation
andincorporatesaFail-Safeprotectionmodetoalerttheuser
shouldtheunitfailtofunctionproperly.
• IftheTagAlertindicatordetectsafaultytemperaturesensororthe
temperatureexceedstheoperationallimits(70ºC(158ºF)to-20ºC
(-4ºF))intransit,theunitwillenterintothismodeandwill
discontinuetemperaturemeasurement.
• TheLCDwilldisplayblacksquaresoverthe“OK”.Nonumbers
willbedisplayedontheLCD(Figure 3).
NOTE: If any numbers appear on the LCD, that alarm has
triggered. The “OK” may still be visible through the black
squares even if an alarm has triggered.
NOTE: Days are calculated in 24 hour increments. This begins when the start button is
rst pressed and the “OK” is displayed on the LCD.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 3
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