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- Page 1 Quick Start Guide 7600 Smart Wi-Fi Data Logger Item No. 7600 | Traceable® and TraceableLIVE® are registered trademarks of Cole-Parmer. © 2024 Traceable® Products. 92-7600-20 Rev. 1.0...
- Page 2 Getting to Know Your 7600 Data Logger Power Button Power Connection Sensor Connections Probe Connections DEVICE BACK English...
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Page 3: Device Front
Getting to Know Your 7600 Data Logger Speaker Status Light Touch Screen Power Button DEVICE FRONT English... -
Page 4: Probes And Sensors
Getting to Know Your 7600 Data Logger The provided probes or sensors may vary based on your kit version. Bottle Probe 7651 Vaccine Probe 7654 Door Sensor 7615 Bullet Probe 7652 PROBES AND SENSORS English... -
Page 5: Mounting The Device
Getting to Know Your 7600 Data Logger When routing your probe and sensor wires, you need to ensure that they do not interfere with the opening/closing of the refrigerator’s/freezer’s door. Additionally, you need to secure the wires so that the probe, sensor, or the 7600 Device will not be pulled out of position when opening/closing the door. - Page 6 1. Plug in Your 7600 Data Logger After you’ve routed your cables, plug in the sensors, probes, and power connector. Push the power button and the display will turn on. The provided probes or sensors may vary based on your kit version. Note: Your 7600 Device is designed to run on AC power with the battery acting as a backup.
- Page 7 2. Setting Up Your 7600 Data Logger Follow the onscreen instructions to set up your 7600 Data Logger. Before setting up your device, have your Wi-Fi network name and password ready. During the setup process, you will connect your device to the internet so that the device can communicate with the TraceableLIVE service and provide remote monitoring and ®...
- Page 8 3. Select Your Language and Device Orientation First, select the language that you want your 7600 Data Logger to display in. Second, select the orientation (either landscape or portrait) that you are going to mount your 7600 Device. 1. Select Your Language 2.
- Page 9 4. Configuring to the Cloud Click on the Yes button to configure the device to the cloud. English...
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Page 10: Connecting To The Network
5. Connecting to the Network For your 7600 Data Logger to provide remote monitoring and configuration, along with sending alert notifications (in the event of an excursion), you will need to connect your device to your Wi-Fi network. From the dropdown list, select your Wi-Fi network name and enter your network password. - Page 11 5. Connecting to the Network (Continued) If you have successfully connected your device to your Wi-Fi network, the network name, status, and signal strength will be displayed. You can tap the reconfigure button to change the network settings and connect to another Wi-Fi network. For help connecting to Wi-Fi, visit the help section of the TraceableLIVE web or mobile app or visit ®...
- Page 12 6. Connecting Your 7600 Device to TraceableLIVE ® Your 7600 Data Logger will ask you to connect it to your TraceableLIVE Account, ® answer Yes and the device will display a PIN number. Log in to your TraceableLIVE ® Account on the TraceableLIVE web app and add a new device with the PIN ®...
- Page 13 7. Adding Your Device First, navigate to web Traceable LIVE Account and click on New Devices Device 7600. Second, enter the PIN number and click the Submit button. On the physical device, you can view the “Device successfully added!” message.
- Page 14 8. Configure Your Probes and Sensors On the device, go to Settings Device Configurations Probe Configuration or on traceablelive.com, go to Device Settings tab. Configuring a Probe Configuring a Sensor The provided probes or sensors may vary based on your kit version. English...
- Page 15 9. Explore Your 7600 Data Logger With your 7600 Device configured, here are the main features of the device that you will more than likely interact with on a daily basis. Typically, the 7600 Data Logger will display the home screen as it appears below. From here you can see the overall status of the device and the attached probes.
- Page 16 10. Handling Excursions and Alarms In the event of an excursion (a probe reading going below or above the minimum or maximum limits that you have set) or a sensor entering an alarm state (such as the door being left open), your 7600 Device will sounds an alarm and display a red screen similar to one of the following.
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