Stanley Healthcare AeroScout T15e User manual

T15e Tag
Deployment & User Guide
0981-587-000 REV A
Published: 2019/06/20

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Table of Contents
Introduction
......................................................................................6
What’s in the Box?...................................................................................................................... 7
Pre-Requisites ............................................................................................................................... 8
Minimum Requirements ......................................................................................................................8
Reference Documentation ...................................................................................................... 8
T15e Features
...................................................................................9
T15e Tag Key Features.............................................................................................................. 9
Tag Descriptions
............................................................................. 11
Screen Values...............................................................................................................................12
Status Icons...................................................................................................................................13
Tag Functions
..................................................................................14
Accessing and Using the Tag’s Menu Options................................................................14
Tag Menu Options ................................................................................................................................14
Activating and Configuring the Tag
...................................... 15
Tag Activation.............................................................................................................................15
Tag Configuration .....................................................................................................................15
Enabling BLE Tag Functions ..............................................................................................................15
Enabling Secured Tag Communication with MobileView ....................................................17
The STANLEY T15e Tag Certificate ..............................................................................................17
Certificate Format ..............................................................................................................................17
MobileView Server Certificates.................................................................................................... 18
MobileView Server Host Name .................................................................................................... 18
Certificate Definitions...................................................................................................................... 18
Exporting a Secured Certificate from MobileView .............................................................. 19
Loading a Secured Certificate to the Tags ............................................................................. 22
Configuring Tags ..................................................................................................................................24
About UD and BD Deployments.................................................................................................... 26
UD (Unidirectional) Deployment Configuration..................................................................... 26
BD (Bidirectional) Deployment Configuration ........................................................................ 29
Saving, Exporting, Importing and Loading Tag Configurations .......................................34
Saving Configurations .....................................................................................................................34

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Exporting a Configuration.............................................................................................................34
Importing and Loading a Tag’s Configuration......................................................................34
Viewing a Tag’s Current Configuration ......................................................................................36
Editing Transmission and Sensor Settings (UD Deployments)............................................38
Editing Transmission and Wireless Settings (BD Deployments)..........................................41
Temperature Sensor & VFC Deployments
...........................43
Configuring MobileView .......................................................................................................43
Creating / Editing a Category ..........................................................................................................43
Configuring Events ..............................................................................................................................45
Temperature Event .......................................................................................................................... 45
Battery Level Event ...........................................................................................................................47
Out of Sight Event.............................................................................................................................47
External Power Event (Optional)................................................................................................ 48
Sensor Tag Error Event ................................................................................................................... 48
Configuring the Contact Sensor
.............................................49
Configuring the Sensor Monitoring Event .....................................................................49
Configuring a Door Open Event.....................................................................................................49
Configuring an Automatic Dismiss Door Open Event ............................................................51
Mounting and Connecting
........................................................53
Connecting the Power Adapter and Sensors .................................................................53
Mounting the Tag.....................................................................................................................54
Mounting with Double-Sided Tape...............................................................................................54
Placing the Tag in the Cradle ......................................................................................................... 55
Removing the Tag from the Cradle ............................................................................................. 55
Mounting the Tag and Temperature Probe...................................................................56
Installing the Contact Sensor ...............................................................................................58
Using the T15e Tag
...................................................................... 59
Muting/Unmuting the Tag Button Sound.......................................................................59
Changing the Temperature Conversion...........................................................................59
Muting an Alarm.......................................................................................................................59
Show/Hide Thresholds............................................................................................................ 60
Performing an Audit – Manual Inspection .................................................................... 60
Performing a Manual Sync with MobileView.................................................................61
Updating Tag Firmware .........................................................................................................62
Swapping or Removing Inactive Tags in MobileView................................................62

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LED and Buzzer Indications...................................................................................................63
MobileView Battery & Power Indications .......................................................................64
Replacing the Batteries...........................................................................................................65
Reports
............................................................................................ 66
Battery Level Report ................................................................................................................66
VFC Audit Report (and offline data) .................................................................................67
Temperature History Report.................................................................................................67
Condition Monitoring Audit (and offline data) ...........................................................68
Tag Models & Accessories
........................................................ 69
Tag Specifications
.........................................................................70
Environmental Specifications........................................................................................................70
Temperature Probe & Monitored Temperature Range .....................................................70
Tag Memory.........................................................................................................................................70
Physical and Mechanical .................................................................................................................70
Connectors............................................................................................................................................70
Electrical ................................................................................................................................................70
Display....................................................................................................................................................70
Audio and Visual Indications ........................................................................................................70
Radio........................................................................................................................................................71
Range.......................................................................................................................................................71
Communication ...................................................................................................................................71
Wi-Fi Security Modes.........................................................................................................................71
Logging Rates.......................................................................................................................................71
Contact Sensor Cable ........................................................................................................................71
Certification ..........................................................................................................................................71
Regulatory Compliance and Warranty
.................................72
FCC ..................................................................................................................................................72
Suppliers Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................72
Canada—Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada...................72
RoHS............................................................................................................................................... 73
CE Conformance........................................................................................................................ 73
Warranty ...................................................................................................................................... 74

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Introduction
The T15e Tag adds advanced temperature monitoring capabilities to STANLEY
Healthcare’s market-leading family of Wi-Fi tags, making it ideal for use in all
hospital departments.
Temperature and Vaccines for Children (VFC) Monitoring:
The tag uses a single probe to provide continuous measurement and data
logging of refrigerators or freezers across the organization.
The T15e Tag can be supplied with a NIST traceable Certificate of Calibration
compliant to ISO 17025:2005, and meets all the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention’s (CDC) requirements for VFC Data Loggers.
The T15e Tag provides local audible and visual alerts, and works with
STANLEY Healthcare's MobileView platform to provide real-time alerting and
reporting for temperature monitoring solutions.

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What’s in the Box?
The T15e Tag is supplied with the following components:
T15e Tag
2 AA Batteries
3 Meter USB-C Temperature Probe
3 Meter USB-C Contact Sensor Cable and Contacts
Tag Mounting Bracket
Plastic Glycol Vial
2 Alcohol Prep Pads
Various Mounting Accessories

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Pre-Requisites
Minimum Requirements
Components
Version
MobileView
5.4 and above
Engine
5.4 and above
Deployment
Manager (DM)
3.2
Reference Documentation
The following articles can be accessed by logging into the STANLEY
Healthcare Support Community site at the following URL:
www.stanleyhealthcare.com/support.
KB
Document Name
11755
T15e Tag Data Sheet
11756
T15e Tag Release Notes
11754
T15e Tag Deployment & User Guide (This doc)
See KB
Refer to any MobileView Administrator Guide from 5.4 and above
9758
Deployment Manager Setup & User Guide

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T15e Features
T15e Tag Key Features
Large Display and Push Button Functionality
The tag’s display shows the current temperature, the minimum and maximum
temperatures measured since the last audit, battery and power status, and
alarm indications. The buttons are used to navigate and select the tag’s menu
options, activate the tag, and perform manual audits with a single-press.
Audio and Visual Indications
T15e Tags include a buzzer with 4 different distinct sounds and 3 LEDs for
status indications, such as tag activation, alerts and low battery.
Wi-Fi & Cyber Security
The tag supports 802.1x Enterprise security networks with a PEAP-MSCHAPv2
protocol. Additionally they support a HTTPs connection with MobileView
Servers using the TLS1.2 protocol. This allows a MobileView Server
authentication using pre-installed X.509 certificates.
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Communication
T15e Tags use BLE technology to communicate with the Deployment Manager
(DM) app for device configuration and setup.
Beaconing and Bdirectional (BD) Communication
The tags utilize lightweight beaconing communication (for standard messages)
and Bidirectional Wi-Fi communication with full network association and
authentication. This unique combination provides a flexible and scalable
solution for advanced applications. The tags can operate with one network
SSID in a secure or non-secure mode and is able to store up to two application
server connections. The T15e Tags also support both static IP configuration
and DHCP.
Battery and External Power Options
The tags are powered by 2 AA batteries, which is the recommended power
source, and an optional power adaptor which can be used to save battery life.
Battery levels are constantly monitored by the device and MobileView. The tag
will use external power whenever available (batteries are recommended as a
backup if external power is used).

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Multi-Purpose USB-C Connector Interface
The T15e Tag has 3 multi-purpose USB-C connector ports. Power, temperature
probe and contact sensor inputs, can be attached to any of the 3 ports, and
are automatically recognized by the tag.
Detachable Temperature Probe and Contact Sensor
T15e Tags are supplied with a 3 meter USB-C temperature probe cable for
temperature monitoring, and a USB-C Contact Sensor cable for refrigerator
and freezer door monitoring.
Programmable Logging Interval
Logging intervals can be programmed to 5, 15, 30 or 60 minute intervals using
pre-configured static configurations.
Manual Audit with a Single Button Press
The CDC requires healthcare facilities to inspect physically (also called "audit")
each VFC enabled device at least twice a day (once during the morning and
once during the afternoon shift). A physical inspection is logged when the main
button on the front of the tag is pressed.
Stores up to 64,000 Records
The T15e Tag’s on-board memory can store up to 64,000 sampled
temperature records. Additionally, temperature data is also sent to MobileView
(if the tag is configured to sync with MobileView).
Easy Battery Replacement
The tag uses 2x 1.5V Alkaline AA batteries. Battery levels are constantly
monitored and easily replaced by opening the battery cover on the back of the
tag. The tag’s memory is retained during battery replacement.
Off-Line Temperature Monitoring
The T15e Tag is able to store data during times of network connectivity
failures. Recorded data is then automatically synchronized with MobileView
within 24 hours after normal network connectivity has resumed, or immediately
by performing a manual sync from the tag. Off-line data is viewed via
MobileView Reports.
Flexible Mounting Options
The tag’s external sensors, and convenient form factor, allows for secure
mounting on variety of assets using its supplied cradle. Other industry-specific
mounting accessories can be supplied by STANLEY Healthcare.

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Tag Descriptions
The following describes the parts of the T15e Tag:
Front View:
Back View:
Bottom View:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

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No.
Description
1
3 indication LEDs – See LED and Buzzer Indications
2
LCD Screen
3
Buzzer – See LED and Buzzer Indications
4
Navigation Arrow Buttons and Select Button
See Using the T15e Tag
5
Mute Alarm/Audit button
6
Battery Cover
7
USB-C Screw Tightening Hole (for securing the cable plug to the tag)
8
Multi-Purpose USB-C Connectors (Power, Temperature Probe and
Contact Sensor plugs can be plugged into any of the USB-C
connectors).
Screen Values
The following explains the tag’s screen values:
No.
Description
1
Current temperature
2
The tag’s configured temperature range.
3
Recorded temperature values since the last audit.
1
2
3

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Status Icons
The tag’s status icons are displayed across the top of the LCD screen. The
following table explains the Status Icons:
Icon
Description
Full Battery
Battery Level Medium
Battery Low
Depleted Battery. Change battery immediately
Power cable plugged in and supplying power to the tag
Power cable disconnected
Temperature out-of-range Alert / Local Alarm
Bidirectional (BD) Session in progress
BLE Session in progress
Contact Sensor Closed
Contact Sensor Open

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Tag Functions
The navigation buttons are used to navigate and select a menu option, change
the temperature scale and enable or disable the button sound. The tag’s main
button is used for tag activation, muting alarms and performing temperature
audits.
Accessing and Using the Tag’s Menu Options
The tag’s menu options are indicated by the menu icon .
1. Press the
Select
button to access the menu.
2. Use the
left arrow
button for up, and the
right
arrow
button for
down, to navigate through the menu.
3. To select an option, navigate to the required option and press the
Select
button .
Tag Menu Options
Option
Description
Main Screen
Displays the tag’s main screen.
BLE Activation
Select this option to activate a BLE session with the
Deployment Manager (DM) app. The BLE will be
active for 30 min.
Tag Sync
Select this option to activate a BD session with
MobileView.
Show Thresholds
Shows or Hides temperature out-of-range threshold
values on the main screen.

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Activating and Configuring the
Tag
T15e Tags arrive deactivated and must be activated and configured before
use.
Tag Activation
The tag is automatically activated once power is supplied to the tag (battery or
external power). The tag will beep when it turns on and is activated, and a blue
LED will flash. The tag will also automatically activate its BLE and will be ready
for configuration via the DM app. The tag’s BLE will be activated for 30 min.
Additionally, if the tag was deactivated using the DM app, the tag can be
activated again by pressing the main button on the front of the tag for 3
seconds.
Tag Configuration
It is recommended to use the Deployment Manager (DM) Setup & User Guide
together with the procedures below.
T15e Tag parameters must be initially configured using the DM app’s BLE Tag
Functions feature. The feature needs to be enabled using a product key. See
below:
Enabling BLE Tag Functions
BLE Tag Functions is enabled (disabled by default) using the product key
PERF2197. The key only needs to be entered in once. If you delete the DM
app, the key will need to be re-entered.
Note:
This key opens Wi-Fi channels 1-
11. Opening channels 12 and 13 is country-dependent and requires a specific
key from STANLEY Support.
1. Open the DM app.
2. Tap the
Product Key
icon.

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3. Enter the Product Key
PERF2197
.
4. Tap
Add Key
.
5. Tap
OK
.
6.
BLE Tag Functions
>
Tag Management
is now enabled.

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Enabling Secured Tag Communication with MobileView
Note
: This section is for sites that are using MobileView in a secured mode
and require secure BD (Bidirectional) tag sessions. For more information on
using MobileView in a secured mode, refer the latest MobileView Deployment
Guide.
Skip this section if the site is not using MobileView in a secured Mode or if you
will be deploying the tag in a UD (Unidirectional) environment. See
Configuring Tags
.
T15e Tags support a HTTPs connection with MobileView Servers using the
TLS1.2 protocol. This allows a MobileView Server authentication using pre-
installed X.509 certificates.
The STANLEY T15e Tag Certificate
To allow a MobileView Server authentication using the Server’s SSL certificate,
the T15e Tag must be pre-loaded with a Root CA certificate that authenticates
the MobileView Server’s SSL certificate. This can be done either directly, or
through an Intermediate Certificate using a Chain of Trust (see Certificate
Definitions).
The T15e Tag must be pre-loaded with only a
Root CA
certificate. Any other
certificate that is pre-loaded to the tag will fail the Server’s SSL certificate
verification.
Certificate Format
T15e Tags can be pre-loaded with a Root CA certificate in X.509v3 PEM format
(also known as Base64 encoded certificates that starts with “-----BEGIN
CERTIFICATE-----” and ends with “-----END CERTIFICATE-----”).

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MobileView Server Certificates
The following certificates must be pre-installed on the MobileView Server to
allow the certificate validation to be performed by T15e Tags:
•SSL Certificate issued for this specific server
•All Intermediate Certificates
•Root CA Certificate
If one of the above certificates from the Chain of Trust is not installed on the
MobileView Server, the T15e Tag will fail the Server’s SSL certificate
verification.
MobileView Server Host Name
The MobileView Server’s host name must always include its domain (i.e. mv-
srv-1.corp.aeroscout.com). The domain must correspond to the CN set in
‘subject’ field of the MobileView Server’s SSL certificate.
Certificate Definitions
T15e Tag certificate-based authentication of the MobileView Server is based
on the following definitions:
Chain of Trust
A certificate chain is an ordered list of certificates, containing an SSL
Certificate, Intermediate Certificates and a Root CA Certificate, that enable the
receiver to verify that the sender and all CA's are trustworthy.
The chain must begin with the MobileView Server’s SSL certificate, and each
certificate in the chain must be signed by the entity identified by the next
certificate in the chain.
The below figure illustrates a certification path from the Server’s SSL
Certificate to the Root CA Certificate, where the Chain of Trust begins:

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The Root CA certificate
The chain ends with a Root CA Certificate. The Root CA Certificate is always
signed by the CA itself. Using this certificate T15e Tags are able to verify the
signatures of all certificates in the chain.
The Intermediate Certificate
Any certificate that sits between the SSL Certificate and the Root CA
Certificate is called a chain or Intermediate Certificate. The Intermediate
Certificate is the signer/issuer of the SSL Certificate. The Root CA Certificate is
the signer/issuer of the Intermediate Certificate. If the Intermediate Certificate
is not installed on the MobileView Server (where the SSL certificate is installed)
it will prevent T15e Tags from completing the server’s SSL certificate
verification.
Exporting a Secured Certificate from MobileView
A secured server Certificate is exported from MobileView by doing the
following:
Open the secured MobileView in a browser (use the full DNS name).1.
Click on the
Lock
icon in the browser- IE or Chome.2.
Click on
View certificates
(IE) or
Certificate
(Chrome).3.
Click on the
Certification Path
tab.4.
Double click on certification name.5.

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Select the
Details
tab and then click on
Copy to file…
6.
Click
Next
on the Welcome Page7.
Select
Base-64 encoded X.509 (.CER)
.8.