Measurement and data logging is not aected by the release procedure. Existing
data will remain unaected on the data logger. All remotely managed RFL100
settings will be reset to defaults: threshold alarm indicators will be cleared, and
display and LED will turn on if they have been remotely turned o.
After RFL100 is released, it will be ready to join any compatible viewLinc Monitoring System
after a delay of 4 … 6 minutes. The connecting access point must be in installation mode.
4.4.1 Releasing using release button
• Pen or a small screwdriver
1. Remove the data logger from the mounting bracket.
2. Open the battery cover of the data logger.
3. Press the Release button using a pen or a small screwdriver.
4. Verify from the display that the text NWK REL appears briefly, and that the connection
icon that denotes the viewLinc Enterprise Server
disappears.
5. Close the battery cover of the data logger. Push the latch down until you hear a click. If
the cover does not close easily, push the probe (or extension cable) in and try again.
6. Insert the data logger back in the mounting bracket.
4.4.2 Releasing remotely using viewLinc
1. Log in to the viewLinc Enterprise Server with a user account that has the right to manage
devices.
2. Select Sites Manager > Hosts and Devices.
3. Select the data logger you want to release from the Hosts and Devices tree.
4. Select Configure > Release Device from Access Point.
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