Cloud Service accounts are able to claim RFC1000 Cloud Relays, which in turn can claim wireless data loggers for cloud based data logging and monitoring. The Cloud Service provides the tools necessary for users to claim their relays and wireless devices all in one convenient website.
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Temperature control is incredibly critical for regulated industries with strict rules that must be followed to guarantee quality and safety. To comply with industry standards, many companies turn to wireless data loggers for a constant stream of real-time environmental readings for applications that involve temperature, humidity, pressure, etc. The right wireless data logger can help maintain quality and compliance by automatically generating reports for analysis, validation, and recordkeeping.
Continue reading Top 5 Considerations When Buying a Wireless Data LoggerAlarms are a useful feature available for many MadgeTech loggers. Alarms can be used to notify users when user defined conditions are met, such as a reading being outside of a specified threshold.
There are three main alarm types that can be used with MadgeTech loggers, the MadgeTech 4 software, and/or the MadgeTech Cloud Service: device (hardware) alarms, software alarms, and cloud alarms. Not all alarm types will be supported by all MadgeTech systems. The types of alarms that are supported will depend on factors such as the model of logger being used; the mode the logger is started in; and whether the logger is controlled using the MadgeTech 4 software or connected to the MadgeTech Cloud Service via an RFC1000 Cloud Relay.
For logging applications that require alarms, it is important to select equipment that is compatible with the desired alarm types.
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