Technical Terms
Device
Item | Description |
Device | Device model |
SN | Device unique serial number |
Firmware | Device firmware version |
Trip No | A unique number created for each recording of a data logger |
Running State Device Status |
Device operating status
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Data File
Recording Summary
Item | Description |
Start Time | Recording start time, also the time of the first point |
Stop Time | Recording stop time (last point) or time device being stopped manually |
Stop Type |
The means by which device was stopped
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Data Points | Total number of data points recorded |
Trip Length |
Time span between first point time and last point time, equals to Last point time -first point time or ((total number of data points -1) x logging interval) |
Duration Recording Duration |
Equals to (total number of data points x logging interval) |
Sensor Statistics
Item | Description |
Sensor |
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Max | Maximum value |
Max@ Max Time |
Time of the first maximum value point |
Min | Minimum value |
Min@ Min Time |
Time of the first minimum value point |
Avg | Average value |
MKT |
Mean Kinetic Temperature Mean kinetic temperature (MKT) is a simplified way of expressing the overall effect of temperature fluctuations during storage or transit of perishable goods.
*MKT only applicable to temperature sensor |
Sensor Alarm Statistics
Item | Description |
Violation Events |
Number of alarm violation events of each alarm zone A group of consecutive data points exceeding the alarm limit of an alarm zone is considered as one violation event |
Violation Duration |
Duration of alarm violation of each alarm zone Equals to (Total number of data points violating alarm limit x Logging interval) |
Alarm Status |
Alarm status of individual alarm zone
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First Triggered | Time of the point triggering the alarm for the first time |
Device Configurations
Device Settings
Section | Item | Description | |
Profile | Profile Name | Custom name for configuration profile | |
Profile ID |
6-digit identification number for configuration profile, this number will be displayed on device LCD after configuration, due to the restictions of different lcd display designs, there are following two type of profile IDs
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Trip | Trip Note | Custom note for a recording task | |
Logging | Logging Interval |
Data sampling and recording interval, 1 minute to 2 hours |
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Logging Cycle | Estimated logging duration calculated based on memory capacity | ||
Logging Mode |
Normal (Standard) |
Common start and stop mode | |
Loop |
new data points overwrites old data points when memory full [Supported devices]
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Segment |
Data of all historical trips will be saved in embedded raw data until memory full [Supported devices]
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Startup | Start Mode | Mode | Options |
Manual (with start delay) |
Start Delay After device is started mannually, device will start recording after start delay time |
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Manual (with Temperature Condition) |
Temperature Condition After device is started mannually, device will start recording when environment temperature meets the preset temperature condition |
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Auto |
Auto Start Time
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Repeat Start |
Once enabled, user could start recording manually right after recording stops without reconfiguring device [Supported devices]
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Measurement | Temperature Unit |
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PDF Report | Report Title | Custom report title for PDF report created by device | |
Time Zone | Time zone for PDF report created by device | ||
Date Format |
Date format for PDF report created by device
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Language |
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Show Data List | Including data points list page in PDF report created by device | ||
Show Events List | Including events list page in PDF report created by device | ||
Advanced Settings | Disable Stop Button | ||
AccessKey |
Device password (6-digit numeric characters) Once enabled, user needs to provide correct AccessKey when configuring device [Supported devices]
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Configurations supported by different device models are subject to the technical specification of each device model. |
Alarm Settings
Item | Description |
Alarm Zone |
Name of enabled alarm bands High Zones Data point values above limits of these zones will be considered as limit violations
Low Zones Data point values below limits of these zones will be considered as limit violations
[Number of alarm zones supported may vary between different device models] |
Alarm Limit | Alarm threshold value |
Alarm Delay |
Time condition for triggering alarm |
Alarm Type |
Algorithm types for determination of alarm triggering
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