Notices
2 Administrator Guide v 2.2 Thermo Scientific Smart-Vue
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Wireless Monitoring Solution
Never leave batteries within reach of children. In case of a battery leak, avoid
all contact with the liquid present on the batteries. Rinse with clear water
immediately if the battery liquid comes into contact with the eyes, mouth or
skin. Contact a doctor or emergency service immediately. Battery liquid is
corrosive and can damage vision, or cause blindness or chemical burns.
TCP/IP Network
Receivers
• Do not disconnect the TCP/IP receiver from its connection to your
intranet system. Disconnection will prevent the transmission of data
(including alarms) from the modules.
• Loss of power to the receiver will also prevent the transmission of data
(including alarms) from the modules. Ensure the receiver is plugged into
an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) at all times.
USB Receivers All Smart-Vue USB products and drivers are tested thoroughly. However, it
is not possible to test and qualify all computers and configurations. Our
experience has shown there are some variations in USB implementations by
computer manufacturers. It is therefore important for users to avoid
unnecessary risk by testing the products and validating processes internally
to ensure stability and reliability of USB communications in their
environment.
User Precautions Here is a non-exhaustive list of known issues that may affect the Smart-Vue
USB receiver. Please consider these and other risks when qualifying your
system.
• USB plugs cannot be physically secured to USB ports. Ensure that your
USB cable is fastened and routed so it will not be accidentally
unplugged.
• If your USB receiver is physically disconnected from the USB port on
your computer after configuration, it is imperative to plug it back into
the same port. Otherwise, the system may not recognize the receiver and
communication with the receiver could be lost.
• Do not unplug the USB receiver, even temporarily, to attach another
peripheral USB device such as a camera, printer, MP3 player, etc. The
new device may update the USB drivers on your computer and cause the
system to not recognize the receiver when it is returned to the previously
configured port.
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