berlinger Fridge-tag 2 User Manual

Reading the display during measurement
Indication of an OK display
1 6 09 2 0 1 2
Int.Sensor
056
1 47 3
°C
2
In measurement mode, when no ALARM has been
triggered, the following information is indicated on the
screen:
!
• The OK symbol
• The current date and time:16.09.2012 / 13:47
• The current temperature: +5.6 °C
Indication of an ALARM display
1 6 09 2 0 1 2
Int.Sensor
!
088
1 42 5
°C
2
In measurement mode, when an ALARM has been
triggered, the following information is indicated on the
screen:
• the ALARM symbol
!
• an additional warning symbol
!
• the corresponding arrow: upper/lower alarm
!
• the current date and time:16.09.2012 / 15:42
• the current temperature: +8.8°C
• In addition to the ALARM symbol each
newly triggered alarm is also indicated by the
!
warning symbol.
• It will last until the user reads the details of the
triggered alarm/s. After that it will disappear.
Reading the history
Option 1:
Read out day-per-day directly on the
device (30 day history)
Example of an OK display
Press
Int.Sensor
max. 55
0 00 0
READ
°C
once
2
The following information is indicated on the display:
!
• the OK symbol
!
• the corresponding arrow
(example: high limit records of the current day today)
• the highest recorded temperature of that day:
+5.5 ° C
• the time duration out of the preset temperature
high limit: 00:00 (hrs: min)
Example of an ALARM display
1st displayed screen
1 9 09 2 0 1 2
Press
!
1 21 8
READ
2
The following information is indicated on the display:
• the ALARM symbol !
!
• the corresponding arrow
(example: Low limit records and the day of ALARM)
• the date of alarm:19.09.2012
• the time of alarm:18:21
2nd displayed screen
Press READ
Int.Sensor
!
a second time
-011
0 35 1
min.
2
The following additional information is indicated on
the display:
• Lowest recorded temperature of that day: -1.1° C
• The time duration out of the preset temperature
low limit: 01:35 (hrs:min)
Note: Continue repetitively pressing the READ
button to read out the details of the past 30 days.