ETI ThermaData Series, ThermaData Pharm, ThermaData Humidity, ThermaData TD1F Quick Start Manual
BATTERY CHANGING
You will need a at-headed screwdriver (provided in box).
1. Place the instrument display-down on a solid surface.
2. Unscrew and remove the battery cover.
3. Remove batteries (top one rst).
4. Fit new batteries, noting the polarities marked on the plastic.
5. Replace battery cover, then tighten battery screw.
6. Dispose of the old batteries appropriately.
If this is the rst time the instrument has been used then it will need setting up in
ThermaData Studio. If it has previously been used then it will attempt to reconnect
to the WiFi and continue recording.
WARNING: IPA and other solvents may cause damage to the case and screen of
this instrument.
INSTRUMENT RECORD CARD
FOR THERMADATA® HUMIDITY INSTRUMENTS ONLY
THERMADATA® WIFI
REFERENCE INSTRUMENT
TEMPERATURE
HUMIDITY
Serial No. _____________________________________________________
Calibrated by _____________________ Date ______________________
This instrument has been checked or calibrated against reference instrument(s) calibrated by a
UKAS Accredited Calibration Laboratory.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to regular software updates, please visit the download page on our
website etiltd.com/downloads to ensure you have the latest version.
Manufactured by
Electronic Temperature Instruments Ltd
Worthing · West Sussex · BN14 8HQ
01903 202151 · sales@etiltd.com · etiltd.com
545-922/11.02.19
ThermaData TD1F (298-011)
ThermaData TD2TC (298-121)
ThermaData Pharm (298-111)
ThermaData Humidity (298-621)
Quick Start Guide
SETTING UP
Insert 2 x AA batteries. The instrument will display ' 5tart up' followed by 'Need
conn'
CONNECTING THE DEVICE TO THE INTERNET VIA A MOBILE PHONE OR TABLET
1. Install the ThermaData Studio software on your PC via the download page on the
ETI website
2. Hold 'Start' and 'Max/Min' buttons until logger LCD
displays '5et up'
3. Go To Wi-Fi setting within your mobile or tablet and scan
for available networks.
4. Locate the item that corresponds to your ThermaData
WiFi device. It will contain the serial number printed on
the rear label of your device. (For example: ThermaData WiFi D17061188)
5. Once connected to the ThermaData WiFi, use the mobile/tablet’s browser and
either enter http://my.thermadatawi or http://192.168.1.1
IMPORTANT: this page will only load correctly, if the logger still says '5et up' & the
mobile/tablet is connected to the ThermaData WiFi's 'hotspot'.
You will be directed to a ThermaData WiFi Conguration page:
1. Select the appropriate WiFi network that you wish to connect to e.g. Production.
(g.a)
2. Enter password for the network.
3. Once all the information is entered click 'Save Conguration' (g. b)
4. The device is now connected to the WiFi network (g.c)
2. Connect the ThermaData WiFi to a PC or a laptop via the USB cable provided
3. Click on 'Connect Instrument to WiFi'
4. Select appropriate WiFi connection from the drop down menu and enter the
necessary details
(Wait for the green bar to load across, whilst the software scans for available networks)
The device will connect and display a WiFi signal indicator and a cloud in the
top left hand corner of the device’s LCD within a few seconds.
PAIRING THE DEVICE TO THERMADATA STUDIO
Click 'My Instruments' and input the instrument
serial number in the 'Add Instruments #' text box.
(The serial number can be found on the rear label
of the instrument)
Fig. bFig. a Fig. c
CONNECTING THE DEVICE TO THE INTERNET USING THE USB CABLE
1. Open ThermaData Studio and select 'ThermaData®'
READ ONLY
1. If selecting 'Read Only' the user will have
limited access to the device and can only
view information – not adjust.
2. Select 'Read-Only' and enter the 8 Digit
Connection Key on the rear of the unit
(2nd row)
FULL ACCESS
1. If selecting 'Full-Access' the user will have
unlimited access to the device and can adjust
settings.
2. Select 'Full-Access', you will be prompted to
press the 'Start' button on the instruments
front panel 5 consecutive times, this will then
give you a unique pairing code, enter this
code into the text bar on the window.
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