Troubleshooting - TFA KlimaLogg Pro Mode D'emploi

TROUBLESHOOTING:

If problems occur, we recommend that you read the corresponding
section of the instruction manual in order to become familiar with the
precise function and principle of operation of the device.
Logger:
When the logger malfunctions, check the batteries and reboot the device
if necessary.
We recommend that you allow the KlimaLogg Pro to rest for several
minutes and then insert the batteries again.
Do not use rechargeable batteries. 1.5 V batteries should be used for
proper function of the KlimaLogg Pro.
Radio transmission problems:
Radio transmission problems can be occurred between the KlimaLogg
Pro and a transmitter or between the KlimaLogg Pro and the USB
transceiver if local conditions influence the radio signal.
A maximum transmission range of up to 100 meters to a transmitter and
up to 10 meters to the USB transceiver is possible (free field in each
case). In practice, the maximum possible range is reduced to the actual
range due to local conditions.
Conditions that reduce the range are:
Batteries:
Weak or malfunctioning batteries can decrease the ideal transmission.
Visible obstacles:
Each visible obstacle has a corresponding negative effect on reception
depending on its thickness, structure and material properties. Large
metal and steel surfaces should be avoided if possible (including
coated/dampened window panes).
Invisible obstacles:
The most common cause of problems is interference due to electronic
factors. In this regard, some distance should be maintained to large
electronic devices (1-2 meters) in order to avoid electromagnetic
influences as far as possible. Any other wireless products that operate
within the range of the device can also have a negative influence on the
transmission contact.
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