Fluke Datapaq TP3 User Manual page 42

If Bluetooth communications are enabled (p. 29), the whole reset process
can be performed as described below, but without the communications
1. Use the communications lead supplied to connect the logger to a free USB
port on the PC. (To minimize communications problems, connect the lead
first to the PC and then to the logger.) The red LED on the logger should
flash five times to confirm that the connection between the communications
lead and the logger has been made (if it does not, see 'Communications
Setup', p. 39).
2. Open the Reset dialog (respond to the popup on connecting the logger, or
click on the Insight toolbar, or press function key F2, or select Logger >
Reset from the menu bar) and specify your reset options.
The advanced form of the Reset dialog for the 20-channel TP3 logger.
Multiple events (p. 45) and stop triggers (p. 44) have been selected.
Sample Interval Set the time which is to elapse between each set
(sample) of data points (one data point for each probe) that the logger will
collect. The shorter the sample interval the better you will be able to record
short-term variations in the temperature regime – but the total recording
time available will be reduced, data will take longer to download to the PC
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Using Insight Software
lead connected.
DATAPAQ TP3