PSI PlantPen PRI 200, PlantPen NDVI 300 Instruction Manual

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PlantPen

PRI 200 & NDVI 300

Instruction Manual

Please read this manual before operating this product

PSI, spol. s r. o., Drásov 470, 664 24 Drásov, Czech Republic

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CONTENTS

Contents ........................................................................................................................................................... 2

Instruction Manual ........................................................................................................................................... 3

Technical specifications..................................................................................................................................... 3

General Description .......................................................................................................................................... 6

Components of the Plant pen series .................................................................................................................. 7

Description of the Plant pen device- .................................................................................................................. 8

Operation instructions .................................................................................................................................... 10

Control Menu Tree.......................................................................................................................................... 11

Connection of the device via USB pairing ........................................................................................................ 16

Bluetooth Pairing....................................................................................................................................... 17

Bluetooth Connection................................................................................................................................ 21

PlantPen Software .......................................................................................................................................... 23

Start up ..................................................................................................................................................... 23

Menu and Icon Explanation ....................................................................................................................... 24

Example of Data Transfer and Visualization................................................................................................ 26

PRI - Photochemical Reflectance Index ...................................................................................................... 27

NDVI - Normalized Difference Vegetation Index ......................................................................................... 27

Software Update ............................................................................................................................................. 28

GPS Module .................................................................................................................................................... 30

GPS Module Description ............................................................................................................................ 30

First Time Installation of the GPS Module .................................................................................................. 31

GPS / PlantPen Operation .......................................................................................................................... 32

Data Download.......................................................................................................................................... 32

WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS ............................................................................................................. 35

Troubleshooting and Customer support .......................................................................................................... 36

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

TECHNICAL SPECIFICAT ION S

Measured Parameters:

PRI (Photochemical Reflectance Index)
PRI = (R

525

- R

592

) / (R

525

+ R

592

)
NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetative Index)
NDVI = (NIR

760

– VIS

635

) / (NIR

760

+ VIS

635

)

Measuring Light:

PRI: Internal dual wavelength light source R

531

= 531 nm (bandwidth 520 nm - 540 nm), R

570

= 570 nm
(bandwidth 570 nm - 590 nm)
NDVI: Internal dual wavelength light source VIS = 635 nm (bandwidth 625 nm - 645 nm), NIR = 760 nm
(bandwidth 750 nm - 760 nm)

Detector Wavelength Range:

PRI: PIN photodiode with 500 to 600 nm bandpass filters
NDVI: PIN photodiode with 620 to 750 nm bandpass filters

Wavelenght Tolerance

± 5 nm

Communication:

Bluetooth, USB, or serial

PlantPen / PlantPen 1.0 Software:

Windows 2000, XP, or higher compatible*

Memory Capacity:

Up to 4 Mb

Internal Data Logging:

Up to 100,000 data points

Display:

2 x 8 characters LC display

Keypad:

Sealed, 2-key tactile response

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Keypad Escape Time:

Turns off after 3 minutes of no use

Power Supply:

4 AAA alkaline batteries (single use or rechargeable)

Battery Life:

48 hours typical with full operation

Low Battery Detection:

Low battery indication displayed

Size:

120 mm x 57 mm x 30 mm

4.7" x 2.2" x 1.2"

Weight:

180 g, 6.5 oz

Sample Holder:

Mechanical leaf clip (non-destructive for plants, effective for sample pre-darkening)

Operating Conditions:

Temperature: 0 to 55 ºC; 32 to 130 ºF Relative humidity: 0 to 95 % (non-condensing)

Storage Conditions:

Temperature: -10 to +60 ºC; 14 to 140 ºF Relative humidity: 0 to 95 % (non-condensing)

Warranty:

1 year parts and labor (see the last page of this Operation Manual for precise conditions)

* Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

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The Bluetoothmodule BlueNiceCom III is endowed with a declaration of conformity with the following norms:

EN 300 328 V1.6.1 (2004-11)

EN 301 489-1, -3 V1.5.1 (2003-12)

EN 50371 December 2002

EN60650

FCC Part 15.247

FCC Grantee Code: R7T

Bluotooth Qualified Product Notice:

GRA_013_04

Bluetooth Listing Identifier: B01572

PlantPen models (PRI 200-B, PRI 200-U, NDVI 300-B, NDVI 300-U) incorporate one of the two offered

communication modules: Bluetooth or USB cable. PlantPen 1.0 software provides visualization and data

transfer routines to a computer.

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GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The PlantPen model PRI 200 measures Photochemical Reflectance Index (PRI) in two narrow wavelength

bands centered close to 531 nm and 570 nm. The photochemical reflectance index (PRI = (R531–

R570)/(R531+R570)) correlates with the epoxidation state of xanthophyll cycle pigments and

photosystem efficiency in many studies under diverse conditions, such as different 1. PRI is sensitive to

changes in carotenoid pigments that are indicative of photosynthetic light use efficiency, the rate of carbon

dioxide uptake, or as a reliable water-stress index. As such, it is used in studies of vegetation productivity and

stress.

The PlantPen model NDVI 300 measures Normalized Difference Vegetation Index, which is an important

indicator of chlorophyll content in plants. The pigment in plant leaves, chlorophyll, strongly absorbs visible light

(from 0.4 to 0.7 µm) for use in photosynthesis. The cell structure of the leaves, on the other hand, strongly

reflects near-infrared light (from 0.7 to 1.1 µm). The differences in plant reflectance in the visible and near-

infrared wavelengths is used to calculate NDVI index as follows: NDVI=((NIR-VIS)/((NIR+VIS)), where VIS and

NIR stand for the spectral reflectance measurements acquired in the visible (red) and near-infrared regions,

respectively. NDVI is directly related to the photosynthetic capacity and hence energy absorption of plant

canopies 2. The NDVI 300 device compares reflected light at two distinct wavelengths, 660 and 740 nm.

PlantPen models (PRI 200-B, PRI 200-U, NDVI 300-B, NDVI 300-U) incorporate one of the two offered

communication modules: Bluetooth or USB cable. FluoPen 1.0 software provides visualization and data transfer

routines to a computer.

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John Gamon, Josep Penuelas, and Christopher Field (1992). A narrow-waveband spectral index that tracks diurnal changes

in photosynthetic efficiency. Remote Sensing of environment, 41, 35-44.

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Sellers, P. J. (1985) 'Canopy reflectance, photosynthesis, and transpiration', International Journal of Remote Sensing, 6,

1335-1372.

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COMPONENTS OF THE PL ANT PEN SERIES

Carefully unpack the carton. You should have received the following items, as described in table 1 and
shown in fig. 1.

Table 1. Components of the PlantPen Series package.

1. PlantPen

2. 4 AAA Alkaline Batteries

3. Carrying Case

4. Textile Strap for Comfortable Wearing

5. Self-Adhesive Rubber Pads for Optics Protection

6. Install USB flash disc with FluorPen software

7. USB cable

8. Other Accessories or Optional Features (according to your specific order)

9. This Owner’s Manual (on a USB flash disc)

Fig.1 Components of the PlantPen series package. Numbers correspond to component number in table 1.

Note: If any item is missing, please, contact the manufacturer: [e-mail].

Please check the carton for any visible external damage. If you find any damage, notify the carrier and PSI
immediately. The carton and all packing materials should be retained for inspection by the carrier or
insurer. For customer support, please write to: [e-mail]

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DESCRIP TION OF THE PLANT P EN DEVICE-

PlantPen models (PRI 200-B, PRI 200-U, NDVI 300-B, NDVI 300-U) incorporate one of the two offered

communication modules: Bluetooth or USB cable. Depending on the version purchased design of the device

might slightly differ.PRI 200-U version of device is shown in figure 2.

Fig.2 PlantPen series device with USB connector.

Leaf clip

Menu key

Set key

Optical window

Textile strap holder

LC display

Connector for

communication cable

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LEAF CLIP AND THE PROTECTIVE RUBBER PAD

The optical part of the PlantPen is covered with a self-adhesive rubber pad that protects the optics from dirt or

moisture. The damaged or dirty pad can be easily removed by tearing it off from the surface. To affix a new

one, just remove the sheeting and stick the pad on cleaned and dried surface. Be sure that you placed the pad

properly and that you did not cover the optical window.

BATTERIES

The PlantPen operates from four AAA single-use or rechargeable batteries. They may be easily replaced by
unscrewing the cover of the battery holder on the rear of the instrument. Battery life is approximately 48 hours
when the PlantPen is operated continuously.

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OPERATION INSTRUCTIO NS

The next chapter explains the operation software and the structure of the Main Menu and three Sub-Menus
with all their options. The explanations of the operation software are same for both versions of the PlantPen
devices (NDVI and PRI).

 The blue color represents the Main Menu and its Options.
 The yellow color represents the first-level Sub-Menus and their Options.
 The green color represents the second-level Sub-Menus and their Options.
 Full-line arrows are used for the SET key.
 Dashed-line arrows are used for the MENU key.

To START the device please press the SET key for 1 second.

To CONTROL the operation of the device use the MENU key to scroll through sequential menu options on the
digital display.

Use the SET key to select a menu option based on cursor (>) position.

Follow the description of the CONTROL MENU TREE in next section for graphical explanation of the device
operation.

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CONTROL MENU TR EE

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DATA TRANSFER AND VISUALISAT ION

Please follow the next steps for data transfer from the PlantPen device and data visualisation with the FluorPen

1.0 software.

CONNECT ION OF THE DEVIC E VIA USB PAIRING

Please follow next steps if you have PRI 200-U /NDVI 300-U type of device.

Before you set up the USB connection between the PlantPen and PC, make sure you have these components:

 USB enabled PlantPen
 USB cable (fig. 3)
 Installed FluorPen 1.0 software to your PC

Fig.3 NDVI-200-U with USB connector and highlighted connector for USB cable.

 Connect the USB cable to a computer and PlantPen as shown in fig.4. Then Switch ON the PlantPen

(press and hold the SET key). On computer run the program Fluorpen 1.0. Please refer to page 23 for
detail description of the software.

Fig.4 NDVI-200-U with USB connector (left panel) and the connection in USB port of the PC.

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CONNECT ION OF THE DEVIC E VIA BLUETOO TH

Please follow next steps if you have PRI 200-B /NDVI 300-B type of device.

Before you set up the USB connection between the PlantPen and PC, make sure you have these components:

 Bluetooth enabled PlantPen with built-in Bluetooth capabilities.
 Bluetooth enabled PC

The PC used must have Bluetooth wireless technology, either built-in or through a Bluetooth card.
Make sure that the PC's Bluetooth setting is "discoverable" (meaning that it shows up when other
devices search for nearby Bluetooth connections). Consult the user guide for your PC or Bluetooth
card for more information.

 Bluetooth configuration software properly set up on PC

Before you can exchange files with your PC, you will need to set up the Bluetooth software that was
provided together with your PC, or your PC's Bluetooth card. This software varies by manufacturer.
Please consult your PC's Bluetooth documentation for more information.

 Switched ON Bluetooth in visible mode on both devices

To pair the PlantPen with another Bluetooth device, such as a computer, you will need to ensure that
Bluetooth is switched on visible on both devices.

BLUET OOTH PA IRING

Please follow next steps to establish Bluetooth connection for your PlantPen device.

1. Enable Bluetooth in the PlantPen

 Switch on the PlantPen (press and hold the SET key).
 Scroll to the “Setting” menu (press the MENU key twice, then press the SET key once).
 Select “BT_On” to enable Bluetooth (press the SET key).

NOTE: Please note that the PlantPen turns off automatically after about 3 minutes of no action. Turning

off the PlantPen will always turn off Bluetooth.

2. Starting the Bluetooth Application on Your PC

NOTE: Be aware that this description is a general example; some of the steps may be different on your
PC.

 Select: Start>All Programs>My Bluetooth Places (fig. 5)

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Fig.5 Selection of my Bluetooth places function.

You may also start your Bluetooth application via the Control Panel:

 Select: Start>Settings>Control Panel>Bluetooth Devices.

3. Opening the Add Bluetooth Device Wizard

 Select: “Add” to start the wizard (fig.6)

NOTE: Before starting to use the wizard, be sure that the PlantPen is in discoverable mode (see Step 1).

Fig.6 Add function of Bluetooth device.

4. Searching for a New Bluetooth Device

 Mark the following box: “My device is set up and ready to be found” as shown in fig. 7
 Go to Next step.

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Fig.7 Searching of Bluetooth device.

5. Selecting the PlantPen

 Select: Bluetooth PlantPen icon (PlantPen FluoroMeter PSI) (fig. 7)
 Select: Next.

Note: Please note that your display may show more Bluetooth Device icons.

Fig.8 Selection and adding of Bluetooth device.

6. Starting the Pairing Process

 Select: “Let me choose my own passkey.” (Fig. 9)
 Enter: 0000 (four digits).
 Select: Next.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: Your Bluetooth Pairing Passkey is 0000.

Fig.9 Adding of the own passkey.

7. Completing the PlantPen Pairing

 Select: Finish. (fig.10)

Fig.10

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BLUET OOTH CONNECT ION

1. Installing the PlantPen Software

 Install the PlantPen software to your PC. Use the CD that came enclosed with your PlantPen.*

* See Chapter 8 of this Operation Manual for complete information on PlantPen software.

2. Enabling Bluetooth in the PlantPen

 Switch on the PlantPen (press and hold the SET key).
 Scroll to the “Setting menu” (press the MENU key twice, then press the SET key once).
 Select “BT_On” to enable Bluetooth (press the SET key).*

* Keep in mind that the PlantPen turns off automatically after about 3 minutes of no action. Turning off the
PlantPen always turns off Bluetooth.

3. Starting Connection

 Start the PlantPen software on your PC.
 Select: Setup>Device ID (Ctrl+I).

 If properly connected, the message “Device: PlantPen” appears on the bottom part of the screen.

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4. Registering the PlantPen Software

 Select: Help>Register.
 Enter your serial (registration) number.*
 Select: OK.

* You will find your serial (registration) number in the file SN.txt on the enclosed CD.

Important Note: How to Reconnect Bluetooth

Disconnection can occur, either when the Bluetooth feature has been turned off in one or both of the devices,
or when the units move outside their operating range.

IF THE DEVICES HAVE BEEN TURNED OFF, SIMPLY TURN THEM ON AND ENABLE BLUETOOTH IN THE
PLANTPEN AGAIN.

IF THE PLANTPEN HAS BEEN MOVED OUTSIDE THE BLUETOOTH OPERATI ONAL RANGE, BRINGING IT BACK
INTO RANGE WITHIN 90 SECONDS WILL ALLOW IT TO RECONNECT AUTOMATICALLY. IF MORE TIME
ELAPSES, SIMPLY TURN THE PLANTPEN ON AND ENABLE BLUETOOTH AGAIN.

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PLANTPEN SOFTWARE

This Chapter applies to users of the PlantPen FP 100-MAX and to users of the PlantPen FP 100-B, FP

100-S, and FP 100-U.

ST AR T U P

1. STARTING UP

Please follow next steps to start the FluorPen software for visualisation and data transfer of data from PlantPen
devices.

1. Switch on the computer.

2. Switch on the PlantPen and enable Bluetooth.*

3. Make sure that your PC and the PlantPen are properly paired.*

4. For PlantPens supplied with the USB communication module, use provided USB cable to connect your device

to a PC.

5. Start the PlantPen program.

* Points 2 and 3 apply only to users of the PlantPen FP 100-MAX and PlantPen FP 100-B. See Chapter 7 of this

Operation Manual for complete information on Bluetooth pairing and connecting.

2. CONNECTING

 Select: Setup>Device ID (Ctrl+I).

 If properly connected, the message “Device: PlantPen” appears in the bottom part of the screen.

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MENU AND I CO N EXP LAN AT ION

Menu: File

Load Loads previously saved data files.

Save Saves data to hard disc.

Export Exports data in .txt format.

Close Closes the current experiment.

Close All Closes all running experiments.

Exit Exits the program.

Menu: Device

Download Downloads data from the PlantPen to your PC.

Erase Memory Erases data from the PlantPen memory.

Menu: Setup

Device ID Detects the Bluetooth connected device.

Update Firmware Used for software updates.*

Settings Used for modification of the program

settings.**

* For more information on software updating, see Chapter 8D of this Operation Manual.

** See more information on the next page.

Menu: Help

About Offers basic information about the program.

Register Used for the PlantPen software registration.*

* See Chapter 7C of this Operation Manual for more information on PlantPen software registration.

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Menu: Settings

After Download - Memory Erase

If the box is checked, the PlantPen memory is erased after
each data download.

Data - Inverted

If the box is checked, the polarity of data is inverted, e.g.,
multiplied by -1.*

.

Data – Add to Opened

If the box is checked, the downloaded data are added to that of the current opened experiment.

Graf - Single

If the box is checked, all measured data are visualized in one graph, i.e., the value of each new measurement is
added to the currently used graph window.

If the box is not checked, a new graph is opened for every new measurement.

* This feature can be helpful for a certain type of experiment when the measured data are undesirably

interpreted as negative values.

Icon Explanation:

Download Downloads data from the PlantPen to PC.

Load Loads (opens) previously saved data files.

Save Saves data to hard disc.

Export Exports data in .txt format.

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EXAMPLE OF DATA T RANSF ER AN D VIS UALIZ AT ION

Please follow the next instruction s for correct data transfer and visualisation.

Step 1: Do a measurement with your PlantPen

Note: Please note that examples below are shown for NDVI measurement.

Step 2: Click the “Download” icon or select Device>Download.

Step 3: The Data table appears.

Please note that all data can be e

File name

Time of experiment

Measured parameter

Measured and
calculated values

Save experiment

Space for
written notes

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PRI - PHOT OC HEM ICAL RE FLECT AN CE INDEX

The Photochemical Reflectance Index or PRI is a reflectance measurement. The PRI is sensitive to changes in

carotenoid pigments (e.g. xanthophyll pigments) in live foliage. Carotenoid pigments are indicative of

photosynthetic light use efficiency, or the rate of carbon dioxide uptake by foliage per unit energy absorbed. As

such, it is used in studies of vegetation productivity and stress. Because the PRI measures plant responses to

stress, it can be used to assess general ecosystem health using satellite data or other forms of remote sensing.

Applications include vegetation health in evergreen shrublands, forests, and agricultural crops prior to

senescence. PRI is defined by the following equation using reflectance (ρ) at 531 and 570 nm wavelength:

The values range from -1 to 1.

ND VI - NOR MALIZED DI FF ERENC E VEG ETATION IN DE X

Normalized Difference Vegetation Index or NDVI is an important indicator of chlorophyll content in plants.

The device compares reflected light at two distinct wavelengths, 660 and 740 nm.

The NDVI is calculated from these individual measurements as follows:

where VIS and NIR stand for the spectral reflectance measurements acquired in the visible (red) and near-

infrared regions, respectively These spectral reflectances are themselves ratios of the reflected over the

incoming radiation in each spectral band individually, hence they take on values between 0.0 and 1.0. By

design, the NDVI itself thus varies between -1.0 and +1.0. It should be noted that NDVI is functionally, but not

linearly, equivalent to the simple infrared/red ratio (NIR/VIS). The advantage of NDVI over a simple

infrared/red ratio is therefore generally limited to any possible linearity of its functional relationship with

vegetation properties (e.g. biomass). The simple ratio (unlike NDVI) is always positive, which may have practical

advantages, but it also has a mathematically infinite range (0 to infinity), which can be a practical disadvantage

as compared to NDVI. Also in this regard, note that the VIS term in the numerator of NDVI only scales the

result, thereby creating negative values. NDVI is functionally and linearly equivalent to the ratio NIR / (NIR+VIS),

which ranges from 0 to 1 and is thus never negative nor limitless in range.But the most important concept in

the understanding of the NDVI algebraic formula is that, despite its name, it is a transformation of a spectral

ratio (NIR/VIS), and it has no functional relationship to a spectral difference (NIR-VIS).

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SOFTWAR E UPDATE

Very important!

The PlantPen memory is erased during the software update!

Before starting any software update, export all your data from the PlantPen memory into your computer!

Step 1: Starting Update

Select: Setup>Update Firmware

Step 2: Selecting .bxn File

Find: Binary file (with the extension .bxn)

Select: Open

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Step 3: Finishing Upload

Select: “OK” to start uploading of the update.

The bottom bar indicates the upload progress.

Press: “OK” to finish upload.

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GPS MODULE

Please follow next steps if your device is purchased together with the GPS module.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

For proper GPS reading, the TIME in your PlantPen and in your computer must be synchronized! Preset time
and time zone must correspond to GPS time (time zone) in your location.

GPS M ODULE D ESCRIPT I ON

1. GPS Status Indicator

Green LED On/Off (On 1 sec/OFF 2 sec): Acquiring satellites.

Green LED On/Off (flashing 2 sec/2 sec): Position fixed.

2. Memory Storage Indicator

Red LED On: Memory storage full.

Orange LED On: Memory storage full + GPS unfixed.

Orange LED On/Off (flashing 2 sec/2 sec): Memory storage full + GPS fixed.

3. Power Key

1. GPS Status Indicator

5. Power Charge Jack

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3. Power Key

Turn On: Press the key once and hold it for 3 sec.

Turn Off: Press the key twice (hold the second press for 3 sec).

4. Battery Status Indication

Red LED On/Off (flashing 1 sec/2 sec): Battery low (turns off after 5 minutes).

Red LED On: Battery charging.

Red LED Off: Battery full or not charging.

Note:

GPS Module is equipped with Lithium-ion rechargeable battery that lasts up to 24 hours of use. Recharging
the battery takes about 4 hours.

FI RST T IME I NSTAL LATIO N O F THE G PS MO DULE

Step 1: Enabling GPS Module in the PlantPen Software

Select: Setup>Settings

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Select: Settings>GPS visible

Step 2: Accepting GPS Setting

Close and restart the PlantPen program to accept GPS setting.

GPS / PL AN TP EN OPERA TI ON

Step 1: Time Synchronization

Synchronize the PlantPen time with the time of your PC. Time must be set correctly witch respect to your
time zone.

Step 2: GPS Positioning

Switch the GPS module on and wait until the GPS position is fixed (GPS green LED indicator flashes 1s ON
and 2s OFF while tracking the position).

Step 3: Operation

Be aware that while performing field experiments, the PlantPen and the GPS module must be kept close to
each other.

DATA DO WNLOA D

Step 1: Enabling Communication

Switch on the computer, PlantPen, and GPS module and set your computer to PlantPen communication
(enable Bluetooth or connect to serial or USB port).

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Step 2: Downloading PlantPen Data

Start: PlantPen program.

Connect: PlantPen device.

Download: Measured data from the

PlantPen to your PC.

Be aware that no GPS coordinates are
visible at this moment.

Step 3: Connecting GPS Module

Connect the GPS Module to your PC. Communication is set properly if the hardware is recognized by your
PC.

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Step 4: Downloading GPS Data

Select: Device>Attach GPS file to download data from the GPS module.

Step 5: Completing the Download

Successfully downloaded GPS
coordinates paired with PlantPen
data.

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WARRANT Y TERMS AND C OND ITIONS

 This Limited Warranty applies only to the PlantPen series devices. It is valid for one year from the date

of shipment.

 If at any time within this warranty period the instrument does not function as warranted, return it and

the manufacturer will repair or replace it at no charge. The customer is responsible for shipping and
insurance charges (for the full product value) to PSI. The manufacturer is responsible for shipping and
insurance on return of the instrument to the customer.

 No warranty will apply to any instrument that has been (i) modified, altered, or repaired by persons

unauthorized by the manufacturer; (ii) subjected to misuse, negligence, or accident; (iii) connected,
installed, adjusted, or used otherwise than in accordance with the instructions supplied by the
manufacturer.

 The warranty is return-to-base only, and does not include on-site repair charges such as labor, travel,

or other expenses associated with the repair or installation of replacement parts at the customer's
site.

 The manufacturer repairs or replaces faulty instruments as quickly as possible; the maximum time is

one month.

 The manufacturer will keep spare parts or their adequate substitutes for a period of at least five years.
 Returned instruments must be packaged sufficiently so as not to assume any transit damage. If

damage is caused due to insufficient packaging, the instrument will be treated as an out-of-warranty
repair and charged as such.

 PSI also offers out-of-warranty repairs. These are usually returned to the customer on a cash-on-

delivery basis.

 WEAR & TEAR ITEMS (such as sealing, tubing, padding, etc.) are excluded from this warranty. The

term WEAR & TEAR denotes the damage that naturally and inevitably occurs as a result of normal use
or aging even when an item is used competently and with care and proper maintenance.

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TROUBLESHOOTING AND CUS TOMER SUPPO RT

In case of troubles and for customer support, please, write to [e-mail] or contact your local distributor.

Manual Version: 2013/06

© PSI (Photon Systems Instruments), spol. s r.o.