What to do if the HWM Multilog LX 2 Transceiver network signal is not strong enough?
If the HWM Transceiver's network signal isn't strong enough (CSQ below 8), try relocating the antenna or experimenting with different antenna configurations. Whenever possible, make sure the antennas are vertically oriented. Consult the Antenna placement notes section for more details.
How to fix incorrect APN settings on HWM Multilog LX 2?
The GPRS tester is designed to automatically detect and correct APN setting errors by trying a wide range of cellular network settings. However, if the HWM Transceiver continues to fail, verify that you have the correct settings for your SIM card by contacting your network operator.
Why is my HWM Multilog LX 2 Transceiver showing network busy?
If the HWM Transceiver indicates the network is busy due to excessive traffic, especially in areas like schools, retry the test after a few minutes.
What to do if GPRS signal is not available for HWM Multilog LX 2 Transceiver?
If a GPRS signal is unavailable for your HWM Transceiver at your current location (because not all cell masts carry GPRS traffic), the logger will attempt to call into the data warehouse once per day via SMS. If more frequent communication is needed, relocate the logger.
General| Brand | HWM |
|---|---|
| Model | Multilog LX 2 |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Configure logger ID, SIM details, start time, and data capture interval.
Set up channels, data types, and calibration factors for sensors.
Configure cellular service, APN, data transmission timing, and fallback settings.
Set up alarm conditions, thresholds, persistence, and hysteresis for notifications.
Set logger time zone and program the final configuration.
Configure logger to record data at predetermined times of the day.
Configure logger to record data based on the state of an external switch input.
Provides guidance for optimal installation of the Carant antenna.
Provides guidance for installing the T-Bar antenna.
Provides guidance for installing the I-Bar antenna.
Provides guidance for installing the Button antenna into chamber lids.
Guidance for locating loggers in plastic lidded chambers.
Details installation in Talbot round lid boxes.
Details installation in Talbot flip lid boxes.
Guidance for installing the logger in a wall-mounted configuration.
Utilise Power Window and Force Call for communication checks.
Access advanced diagnostics for the logger's modem.
Send an SMS test message to verify logger response.
Download logger data to PC and upload it later if GPRS is unavailable.
Interpret SMS response and confirm installation based on signal strength.
Checklist for ensuring all installation and configuration steps are completed.
Configure site name, ID, notes, and location details for loggers.
Define inactivity period before a logger is flagged as quiet.
Configure browser security settings to access HWMOnline.
Details sensor inputs, memory, frequency, and core logger functionalities.
Outlines communication methods, physical build, and power specifications.
Explains coding for input channel configurations in part numbers.
Details shipping specification and modem type codes in part numbers.
FCC compliance statements regarding device operation and interference.
Warnings and compliance for Industry Canada radio regulations.
Selection of pulse cable types and wiring configurations for meter connections.
Guide to meter types and their pulse calibration factors for setup.
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