Connecting A Gas Detector To A Smartphone - Dräger X-am 2800 Instrucciones De Uso

The gas detector should be worn for personal monitoring in the proximity of
the breathing zone.
Dräger recommend using the clip to attach the gas detector to clothing either on
your collar or breast pocket. If gases are expected in a closed space that are
(much) heavier than air (e.g. CO
position, e.g. on your belt or at your hip.
The gas detector has magnetic switches. Do not put any magnets in the
immediate proximity of the gas detector (e.g. name badges with magnetic
holders). This could trigger features (e.g. bump test) on the gas detector.
1. Switch on the gas detector. The current measured values are shown in the
display.
2. Observe warnings, error messages and special states.
3. Verify that the gas inlet openings and membranes are clean, freely
accessible, dry and undamaged.
4. Check that the date and time are set correctly.
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Connecting a gas detector to a smartphone

The gas detector can be connected to a suitable smartphone via Bluetooth
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The Bluetooth feature and the GATT (Generic Attribute Profile) interface
(subject to licensing) can be activated via the CC-Vision PC software.
Data transmitted via Bluetooth® can be used for additional safety measures.
However, the data does not replace primary on-site measures by the gas
detector. The alarm on the gas detector is decisive. An important consideration
is that a mobile network and WLAN reception are not always available or can be
interrupted.
For specific features, Dräger offers apps that can be installed on a suitable
smartphone or tablet. A license may be required under certain circumstances.
For detailed information on connecting via Bluetooth
instructions for use of the smartphone used.
Prerequisites
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– Bluetooth is activated on the gas detector and the smartphone.
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