Auber Instruments AT210 Notes On Use

Auber Instruments, Inc.
Notes on Using the Wireless Thermometer AT210

Identifying the Units

In a AT210-COMBO, there are two units. One is the thermometer (AT210-A), which has three ports on the
bottom: power input connector, buzzer port, and the mini thermocouple connector. The other unit is the
monitor (AT210-B), which only has one port on its bottom: the power input connector.

Standard Application

1 x Monitor (1 x AT210-B)
1 x Thermometer (1 x AT210-A)
This is the standard configuration. Usually, you don't need to change any settings other than adjust the alarm
settings in the 0001 menu.

Extended Application

1 x Monitor (1 x AT210-B)
2 x Thermometers (2 x AT210-A) or more
In this configuration, you need to set the thermometers to different ID numbers. By default, the ID number on
the thermometer is set to "001". You can choose one thermometer as the second unit and change its ID number
to "002". On the monitor unit, the user can change the ID number to match with a specific thermometer in order
to receive the temperature reading remotely.

Notes for the Extended Application

A. What happens if two thermometer units are assigned to the same ID number.
If both thermometer units (AT210-A) have the same ID number, the monitor unit will pair with the whichever
thermometer unit that is closer or have a stronger RF signal.
B. After rebooting one of the thermometer units, the reading becomes erroneous and triggers
the alarm buzzer.
This issue happens when all of the following conditions are met:
1) All three units are powered up.
2) The remote unit is currently paired with one of the thermometer units.
3) The power to the unpaired thermometer unit is cycled.
Version 1.1 (May 2022)
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