Wireless Temperature/Humidity Chart Recorder
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WIRELESS RECEIVER 
PC Interface:   USB, 115200 baud rate, 8-bit Data, 1 Stop 
bit, No Parity
Operating Environment:  -18 to 49°C (0 to 120°F), 2 to 98% RH
LED indicators: 
 Green LED:  Receive indication, blinks every time    
 interval 
 Red LED:  Reflects transmitter low battery and    
  other communication error indications
Power:   From the CTXL recorder through the 
round DIN connector
Dimensions:  70 x 51 x 20 mm (2.75 x 2 x 0.8")
8.4  Error Codes
Transmitter Error Codes
The wireless transmitter uses the Red LED to provide different error information 
to the user and to the wireless receiver as follows:
2 Red LED Blinks means there is an RF communication error such as Framing, 
CRC, buffer overflow, etc.
3 Red LED Blinks means that the transmitter fails to communicate with the 
sensor probe
4 Red LED Blinks means Low Battery indication.
The highest priority error code is 2 blinks for RF communication error. The 
lowest priority error code is 4 blinks to indicate low battery. If multiple 
errors occur at the same time such as bad sensor probe and low battery, the 
transmitter’s red LED will blink 3 times. Only when this error clears, then the 
transmitter’s red LED will blink 4 times to indicate the low battery.
The red LED error reporting occurs every 30 seconds regardless of the 
transmission time interval.
Receiver Error Codes
The wireless receiver basically reflects all the error codes of the wireless 
transmitter as follows:
1 Red LED Blink means No good message has been received from the 
transmitter within 4 transmission time intervals (like 4 minutes for 1 minute 
time interval), or 30 seconds minimum. The receiver will continue to search for 
the transmitter’s message 10 more minutes before deciding that the transmitter 
is either off, out of order, or out of range at which point the receiver will shut 
itself off to conserve power.
If the wireless transmitter is back on line after 10 minutes, then the user needs to 
un-plug the receiver from the recorder and plug it back in to reset the wireless 
receiver.