Historical Sensors' Option; Preparation For Sensor Placement - FLIR SV87–KIT User Manual

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Communication Preparation
1. Open the Windows app on your PC. The opening screen is shown in Fig-
ure 8.5 above (shown with the Information tab selected).
2. Open the mobile app on your mobile device, as described earlier.
3. Tap + Add Server in the mobile app to set up a new network or select an
existing one from the list as shown in Figure 8.4 above.
4. The next screen prompts for the network user name and password. Tap
Continue when done.
5. Network connection should now be established.
6. For connection issues, verify that the credentials are correct. Contact FLIR
support if connection issues persist.
7. Refer to the dedicated instructions in Section 9, Mobile App and Section
10, Windows PC App.

8.6 'Historical sensors' Option

Select the 'Historical sensors' option from the opening screen in the mobile
app to view previous sensor configurations. You can also view archived, his-
torical sensor configurations in the Windows PC app.

8.7 Preparation for sensor Placement

1. Once communication between all components in the system (gateways,
sensors, PC and mobile devices) is established, the sensors can be
moved into position temporarily. Do not permanently affix the sensors at
this point.
2. With the sensors in their desired locations, allow time to ensure that the
communications between all system components is stable. If you notice
intermittent problems you may have to move the gateway closer to the
sensors.
3. When stable communication is verified, follow the instructions in Section 6,
Sensor Installation, for details on permanently attaching sensors to equip-
ment. To verify stable communications, ensure that there are no connec-
tion drop-outs, weak signals, or connection display errors.
Evidence of spotty communications would be gateway communication
light toggling amber and green colours, alarm set points false triggering,
and displayed data and graphs on mobile device or PC showing no data.
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