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halveon DAGGMCE6YX0 Real Time Logger

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Customer Login

  • Click on the link in the email received from tech.support@halveon.ch. Use the data provided to you by email to register and change your password.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (1)halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (2)
  • Upon Registration, you will be automatically redirected to the Sign In page where you will be prompted to enter your email address and password to login to the platform.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (3)

Home Screen

On the home screen, you will find a summary of all the devices that have been registered with your company, along with a graph representation of the data associated with each device. halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (4)

Once on this page, you have the option to choose a specific device from a drop-down menu: “select devices”, then choose the device identification number. Upon selection of the device, detailed temperature and time graphs are displayed that are specifically linked to the chosen unit number.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (5)

  • At the top of the screen there are buttons labeled with different time intervals: 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days.
  • By selecting one of these options, it’s then possible to specify your desired time frame for the data analysis. Graphic representations of the data corresponding to the chosen time interval are then displayed for review and analysis.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (6)
  • If instead it’s necessary to select a different time frame that isn’t specified in the options, such as a 5-day period, you can select the desired start date (From) and end date (To) from the calendar. After selecting the appropriate dates, you can click the ‘Get Data’ button to update the graph, which will then display the data only for the selected time frame.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (7)
  • The “Export data” button allows you to export the data onto a PDF file. Upon clicking the button, then select the device number, select the start date (From) and the end date (To) from the calendar. Choose the export interval that you prefer and then press the ‘Export Data’ button to generate the PDF file / CSV file/email.
  • All alarms that occur during transit will be sent to you automatically by email. If you do not receive the notification that an alarm has been set off, it simply means that everything is within range, and you don’t have to actively download reports to check.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (8) halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (9)halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (10)

Graph

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Data table

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  • The coloured donuts represent the device statistics, showing the number of devices offline, online, with active alarms, battery alarms and other parameters. halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (13)
  • In the table below, you can see the current device status, including the network state and status indicators.
  • Here you also have the option to stop and start the logger.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (14)halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (15)

Device list

  • In the table below, you are able to see the current device status at a glance, which includes the device network status, and status indicators such as: 1. whether the device is recording or stopped and 2. whether it is online or offline.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (16)
  • After clicking on any device, you will be directed to a dedicated page, specifically tailored to that device. Showing the current temperature, number of alarms, current battery status and recorded temperature in a graph.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (17)
  • This page displays the data for the selected device in a tabular format, allowing you to review the information and status, in an easy and accessible manner.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (18)

Device configuration

  • In this section, you have the ability to configure the settings for each individual device. You will be able to customise the following parameters:halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (19)
  • The upload interval does not need to be frequent, as it will deplete the battery more quickly. In the event that the logger goes out of temperature range, it will send a notification automatically to your email.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (20)halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (21)
  • Here you can also program alarms for each device and configure the following parameters:halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (22)
  • The same steps are applicable for Humidity – if the logger is TH (Temperature and Humidity).
  • To comply with aviation regulations, the logger should enter flight mode when the shipment is in flight or air cargo. To achieve this, you can program the logger to start flight mode based on the departure and arrival airports, as well as the flight duration between them. During flight mode, communication is turned off to meet regulations, but the logger continues to monitor temperature and humidity, storing the data internally. Upon completion of the trip, the logger automatically reconnects to the cloud and transmits all the data captured during flight mode.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (23)

Select Departure Details:

  • From Country: Use the dropdown menu to select the country of departure.
  • From Airport: Use the search box to find and select the departure airport.
  • Radius (from): Adjust the radius around the departure airport using the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ buttons. This sets the range for the initial position where the logger is going to enter airplane mode.
  • Flight Duration (Min): Set the flight duration in minutes using the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ buttons.

Select Arrival Details:

  • To Country: Use the dropdown menu to select the destination country.
  • To Airport: Use the search box to find and select the arrival airport.
  • Radius (to): Adjust the radius around the arrival airport using the ‘+’ and ‘-‘ buttons. This sets the range for the final position, where the logger is going to exit airplane mode.

Manage Flights:

  • To add another flight, click on the “Add Another Flight” button. This will create a new flight entry.
  • To remove a flight, click on the “Remove Flight” button next to the respective flight entry.

Confirm Configuration:

  • Once all flight details are entered, click on the “Confirm Flights” button to save and confirm the flight configurations.

Device location on map

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  • You can use the zoom option in order to be able to see the location with more accuracyhalveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (25)
  • By clicking on any device you will be able to see the following information: address, device ID, temperature, latest time stamp (the last time the logger registered its location according to the configuration in section 2), status and battery.halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (26)

Account management

  • In the account management section you will be able to change your account information to access the platform:halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (27)
  • Additionally, you will be able to add or delete devices halveon-DAGGMCE6YX0-Real-Time-Logger-fig (28)

Thanks for choosing Halveon Real-Time data loggers for your temperature monitoring needs

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FAQs

  • Q: How do I export data from the platform?
    • A: Click on the Export data button, select the device number, start and end dates, choose export format, and press ‘Export Data’.
  • Q: What happens if an alarm is triggered during transit?
    • A: Alarms triggered during transit will be automatically sent to you via email for notification.

Documents / Resources

halveon DAGGMCE6YX0 Real Time Logger [pdf] User Guide
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