Odyssey Xtreem - Logger Configuration; Sensor Configuration

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Odyssey

Xtreem

Capacitance Water Level Logger

User Manual

Identifying the Logger

By default the Odyssey

Xtreem logger will arrive with its name being a hexidecimal representation of

its serial number. In the Xtract Application press the View button. Once scanned, the Odyssey

Xtreem logger located will be shown in the list. The Xtreem logger with the highest signal ( also

coloured green if it is very close ) is the logger that is closest to the tablet / phone.

Setting Up the Logger

The first time the logger is used, unscrew the top cap and remove the battery insulation disc. All user

configuration is carried out in the Xpert Web portal. The tablet / phone running the Xtract application

transfers the logged data from the Odyssey

Xtreem logger to the Xpert web portal and transfers the

configuration into the Odyssey

Xtreem logger. Using a web browser ( Firefox is preferred ) navigate

to www.xpert.nz, then enter your username and password provided by Dataflow Systems. On the

Map page ( default ), select Home from the drop down selection box, then select a logger from the

logger selection drop down box. An icon for the selected logger will display on the Map. Click on this

icon and an information box above it will pop up. To locate the icon for the first time, it may be

necessary to zoom the Map out to find the logger.

Download the full Odyssey

Xpert user manual from Xpert web portal.

Logger Configuration

1. Select the Logger Config Tab. Enter a Logger Name that will be used to Identify the Logger

from now on. The serial number can be used however this is very long and difficult to

remember.

2. For most situations use continuous logging which means once the memory is full it will start

overwriting the oldest data first. Start and stop time can also be entered.

3. Choose a logging Interval in Hours and Minutes. Suggest using 15 minutes or greater. At an

interval of 15 minutes the logger will not overwrite data for 1.5 years.

4. In the Site box, add some brief location information to help locate the logger in the future. In

the Notes box add any information that may be of use.

5. Select the Time Zone the Logger is deployed at. This is important as it may be different from

the time zone where the data is viewed.

6. Press the Submit button to apply the Logger Configuration.

Sensor Configuration

1. Select the Sensor Config Tab.

2. From the drop down box select the sensor length that has been connected to the logger. Note

if the wrong length is selected, the logger may not show any useful data.

3. Press the Submit button to apply the Sensor Configuration.

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