How to Start Logging and Stop Logging for HTC or HTC II Devices
When you are ready to start logging for a HardTrack Project for the 1st time or to restart logging again:
Open the Project.Double click on one of the sensorsClick on Restart Logging
When more than one device is set up in a HardTrack Project, you will be asked if you wish to start all devices associated with the project, click yes to start all devices and sensors set up in a project.
All devices check in every 24 hours at approximately 9:00 pm EST/6:00 pm PST.
If you have sent Start Logging commands prior to this time, they will be automatically picked up and the devices will start logging.You can also swipe the magnet at any time after the command has been sent to cause the devices to pick up the start logging command immediately.
If you would like to stop logging temperature data for a HardTrack Project, do the following:
Open project in HardTrack Desktop.Double click on one of the sensorsClick on Stop Logging
When more than one device is set up in a HardTrack Project, you will be asked if you wish to stop all devices associated with the project, click yes to stop all devices and sensor set up in the project.
The next time the device(s) connect to upload temperature data it will pick up the stop logging command and turn off.You can also swipe the devices with the magnet at any time after the command has been sent to cause the stop logging command to be processed right away.
Related Articles
How to move a Logging Device from an Active Project to your current or new Project without needing to Swipe the Device to Start Logging
In some cases, you may set up a new Project with an HTC or HTC II Device that is already logging on another Project. When the time comes to start logging on the new Project, HardTrack will allow you to automatically move the device from the old ...Shipping the HTC II - Ground Only!
When you ship the HTC II, due to DOT regulations, they must be shipped ground only with the following labels. Each carton must include all (3) of these labels: a label stating that it is forbidden for transport aboard aircraft and vessels. a UN ...How to use HardTrack Device Diagnostics Tool for HTC and HTC II Devices
The HardTrack Diagnostics Tool is intended for checking on the current status of HTC or HTC II devices (HTC device). Here are some examples of why you would use this tool: - You want to know if a particular device has sufficient battery power to be ...Understanding the Battery Life of your HardTrack Cloud Sensor devices
How the replaceable battery works in the HTC devices : HTC - HardTrack Cloud Sensor: - HTC lithium batteries experience passivation when the battery is not used for a period of time. Battery passivation can cause the battery to report a low battery ...How to Prolong Rechargeable Battery Life for HTCII Devices
It is important to understand that a fully charged battery depletes at a much slower rate than a battery that has 45% or less power remaining. The batteries deplete very fast after 45% power remaining. When the batteries are at 97% to 60% power ...