Lascar EL-SIE-2+ - Display and Indicator Status; LCD Display Indications; Logger Status Indicators

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Issue 1 10/2019 Page 3 of 6
EL-SIE-2+
High Accuracy Temperature and Humidity
USB Data Logger, EasyLog Cloud Compable
On power up, the LCD runs through a test sequence in which all elements are acvated, the LEDs light up and the sounder beeps.
Calibraon
reminder
DISPLAY STATUS INDICATION
The high-contrast LCD shows current,
maximum and minimum readings, as
well as alarm and logger status:
Min Reading Max Reading
Baery level
Reading
Alarm status
Channel No Warning Units
Display Logger Status Explanaon
USB Connected The logger is connected
via the USB cable
Push to Start The logger is set up for
Push to Start logging, a
long press of either
buon will start logging
Delayed Start The logger is set up for
Delayed Start logging and
will automacally start
logging at the specied
me
Triggered Start The logger is set up for
Triggered Start logging
and will start logging as
soon as the specied
limit (either temperature,
humidity or pressure) is
reached
Low Baery The baeries are low and
should be changed when
possible
Memory Full The memory is full and
logging has stopped
Memory 90% The memory is 90%
full, and data should
be downloaded when
possible
Calibraon Pending The calibraon will expire
in < 30 days on the date
shown (can be DD/MM/
YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY)
Calibraon Expired The calibraon has
expired on the date
shown (can be DD/MM/
YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY)
Display Logger Status Explanaon
Logger Running The logger is sll logging
but can be stopped by a
long press of the boom
buon
Alarm Triggered An alarm is currently
acve on the logger
Cumulave Alarm A cumulave alarm is
acve on the channel
currently being displayed
High Alarm A high alarm is acve on
the channel currently
being displayed
Low Alarm A low alarm is acve on
the channel currently
being displayed
Held High Alarm A high alarm is being held
on the channel currently
being displayed
Held Low Alarm A low alarm is being held
on the channel currently
being displayed
High Pre-alarm A high pre-alarm is acve
on the channel currently
being displayed
Low Pre-alarm A low pre-alarm is acve
on the channel currently
being displayed