EL-CC-2-006 PK10 Lascar

QUICK START GUIDE EasyLog CC-2 www.lascarelectronics.com/data-loggers 1. Your new logger comes ready to go. Simply press and hold the button until the green LED lights up to start logging. Push to start Preset high and low alarm levels Sensor Status LEDs 2. Now place your logger in the location you want to monitor. Once logging, pressing the button will light up an LED to give a quick indication of the status. It will also add a marker to the data to show that you have checked it. No alarms will be triggered in the first 30 minutes to allow the logger to settle at the monitored conditions. Green single flash No action required The data logger is currently logging No alarm has been triggered Red single flash Check alarm condition in PC software The data logger is currently logging An alarm has been triggered Green double flash Plug your logger in to a PC and download The data loggers memory is full your readings No alarm was triggered Red double flash Plug your logger in to a PC, download your The data loggers memory is full readings and check alarm condition An alarm was triggered No LEDs flash Check the loggers status using the PC software The data logger is stopped or the battery is flat3. When you are ready to view the recorded data on your logger, download the EasyLog CC software. Visit www.lascarelectronics.com/software/easylog-cold-chain-software and click on the download link. Double click on the downloaded EasyLog CC Installer.exe file, and follow the on screen prompts. 4. To save your data, remove the logger from the plastic sleeve and connect it to a USB port. Open the EasyLog CC software and click on Save Data. This will automatically open up your readings in the EasyLogGraph software, where you can view your data or export it in various formats. The EasyLog CC Range ALARMS: HIGH 8C LOW 2C CHILLED GOODS STATUS: EL-CC-1 EL-CC-2 EL-CC-2 Temperature Temperature/Humidity Temperature/Humidity FOOD PHARMACEUTICAL For a full product data sheet, or for more information on the whole EasyLog range visit: www.lascarelectronics.com/data-loggers Issue 1 07-17