MadgeTech RFRHTemp2000A User Manual

Product User Guide
RFRHTemp2000A
RFRHTemp2000A
Wireless Temperature and Humidity Data Logger
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Product User Guide
Table of Contents
RFRHTemp2000A Data Logger
General Specifications .................................. 6-7
RFC1000 Transceiver
Mounting Instruction ................................... 10
Channel Programming ................................. 11
Deployment & Activation .............................. 12
General Specifications ................................... 12
Compliance Information ................................ 13
Troubleshooting Tips ............ Back Cover
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Quick Start Steps
Product Operation (Wireless)
1. Install the MadgeTech 4 Software and USB Drivers onto a Windows PC.
2. The RFC1000 interface device comes with a USB cable. Plug one end of the cable into
an available USB port on the PC and plug the opposite end of the cable into the communication port on the RFC1000.
3. Push and hold the wireless button on the RFRHTemp2000A for 5 seconds to activate
wireless communication. The display will confirm “Wireless: ON” and the blue LED will blink every 15 seconds.
4. Launch the MadgeTech 4 Software. All active MadgeTech Data Loggers that are within
range will automatically appear in the connected devices window. Each data logger in the list can be identified by serial number (printed on the exterior of the logger).
5. To claim a device, select the desired data logger in the list and click the Claim icon.
6. Select the start method, reading rate and any other parameters appropriate for the
desired data logging application. Once configured, deploy the data logger by clicking the Start icon.
7. To download data, select the device in the list, click the Stop icon, and then click the
Download icon. A graph will automatically display the data.
Product Operation (Plugged In)
1. Install the MadgeTech 4 Software and USB Drivers onto a Windows PC.
2. Before plugging the data logger in the computer, make sure the wireless setting on
the device is set to “Wireless: OFF”. If wireless mode is on, press and hold the Wireless button on the device for 5 seconds.
3. The RFRHTemp2000A comes with a USB cable. Plug one end of the cable into an
available USB port on the PC and plug the opposite end of the cable into the communication port on the RFRHTemp2000A.
4. Launch the MadgeTech 4 Software. The RFRHTemp2000A will appear in the connected
devices window indicating the device has been recognized.
5. Select the start method, reading rate and any other parameters appropriate for the
desired data logging application. Once configured, deploy the data logger by clicking the Start icon.
6. To download data, select the device in the list, click the Stop icon, and then click the
Download icon. A graph will automatically display the data.
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Product User Guide
Product Overview
The RFRHTemp2000A is two-way Wireless temperature and humidity data logger with LCD. Transmits up to 2000 ft maximum (outdoors unobstructed). Built-in memory also stores data internally. This device is calibrated traceable to NIST and is available with a Calibration Certificate. The RFRHTemp2000A is ideal for both industrial or laboratory applications including supply chain storage facilities, incubator monitoring and HVAC studies. Designed with external humidity and RTD based temperature sensors, the device provides a fast response time for both parameters. The RFRHTemp2000A is a wireless temperature and humidity data logging and alarming system with LCD display. A base is included with the data logger for mounting purposes.
Selection Buttons
The logger is designed with 3 direct selection buttons: Scroll, Units and Wireless.
Scroll: Allows user to scroll through current readings, average stats and device status information displayed on the LCD Screen.
Units: Allows user to change displayed units of measurement to either °F or °C.
Wireless: Push and hold this button for 5 seconds to activate or deactivate wireless
communication.
Manual Reset Option: Allows user to manually reset the statistics within the device to 0 without needing to use the MadgeTech software. Any data recorded up to that point is recorded and saved. To apply the manual reset, press and hold the scroll key down for three seconds.
LED Indicators
Status: Green LED blinks every 5 seconds to indicate unit is logging.
Wireless: Blue LED blinks every 15 seconds to indicate unit is operating in wireless mode.
Alarm: Red LED blinks every 1 second to indicate an alarm condition.
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RFRHTemp2000A
Additional Features and Operation
Alarm Settings/Rules
In MadgeTech 4, alarms can be created on two levels; in the software itself, and programmed specifically to the data logger. Creating alarm rules in the software allows the user to utilize alarms while real time recording, and have the added benefit of features such as e-mail and SMS notification. An alarm that is programmed on the data logger will only alert the user from the device itself, whether that is by a flashing LED, audible alarm, or local LCD notification.
Creating a Real time Alarm Rule
1. Within the Device tab in MadgeTech 4, in the Alarms group, click Manage Rules,
then select New.
2. Enter a name in the Rule name box, and select whether notifications will occur when
All conditions are met or Any condition is met.
3. Select the desired conditions to have met before notifications occur, and select which
notifications will occur from the drop down menus.
4. If selecting to receive notifications by email or text message, click Email settings and
make sure the correct info has been entered. Email and text message notifications will not be received if settings are incorrect.
5. Click OK. The OK button will be disabled if the Rule name box is empty.
Changing the Alarm Settings of a Device
1. In the Connected devices panel, select the RFRHTemp2000A device.
2. Click the Properties button under the device tab at the top of the software, and select
the Alarm tab in the Properties window.
3. The High and Low settings indicate reading thresholds at which the alarm becomes active.
4. The Delay setting indicates how long to wait before the alarm becomes active after
passing an alarm threshold.
5. The Use cumulative alarm delay checkbox indicates whether the alarm delay should
reset when reading values fall back within the alarm threshold.
6. Once the alarm is configured appropriately, click Apply to save the settings.
**Please refer to the Help file in the MadgeTech software for more information regarding alarm settings**
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