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Extraordinary Technology,
Exceptional Care.
AIR
User Guide
Author: Support Department
Document version: 1.1
World-friendly
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  • Page 1 Extraordinary Technology, Exceptional Care. User Guide Author: Support Department Document version: 1.1 World-friendly...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Viewing the Data Checking your Data About the AIR and how it works The SODAQ AIR is a portable air quality monitor that provides insights into the air you breathe. Each AIR contains: a PM Sensor for measuring Particulate Matter (PM1, PM2.5, PM10)

  • Page 3: Before You Start

    ● 1x - Charging Cable (1m) After unboxing the AIR, it must be charged before using. The AIR has a USB-C port (on the back) and comes with a 1 meter USB-C Charging cable. You can use any USB-C charger to charge it.

  • Page 4: Mounting & Using The Air

    Each mode requires it to be installed and mounted in a different way. Active Mode This is when you use the AIR on the go, for example mounted to a bicycle. When in Active Mode, the AIR detects motion by using the Accelerometer and then determines its location using the GNSS modem.
  • Page 5 The AIR should be facing forward (USB-C opening towards the cyclist) after being attached. Once mounted, the AIR will start up and show a GREEN LED (or RED LED if the battery is low) and will start warming up the sensors. This process takes between 1 - 2 minutes after which it is ready to start measuring the air quality.

  • Page 6: Static Mode

    Static Mode This mode is used to capture the air quality in a specific area. There are various ways of using an AIR in Static Mode, but here are some of the recommendations that SODAQ has. When in Static Mode the AIR requires: ●...

  • Page 7: Led

    AIR User Guide | Page 6 BLUE LED This means that the air quality was checked with a PM (Particulate matter) Sensor from 0.3 to 2.5 microns and it is below 9 µg/m3 (further detailed information is shown on knowyourair.net)
  • Page 8 (further detailed information is shown on knowyourair.net) GREEN LED If the AIR is not activated (no magnet), but is plugged in, then the LED will pulse GREEN until it is fully charged. The LED will go off when it is fully charged...

  • Page 9: Viewing The Data

    AIR User Guide | Page 8 Viewing the Data All data from the AIR is uploaded, sorted and anonymised, after which it is stored in the Platform. You can see the data by going to knowyourair.net dashboard.

  • Page 10: Checking Your Data

    “Enter Code”, a popup will appear and you can type in the IMEI & Code of the AIR. To find the IMEI and the CODE, turn the AIR over and scan (With an App, Mobile Phone Camera, Hand scanner) the QR Codes below:...

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