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1 Tempo Utility App For and Instruction Guide Tempo Utility App Instruction Guide Ver 1.2
2 Contents BLUE MAESTRO S STANDARD LICENSE AND DISCLAIMER Copyright 2018 Blue Maestro Limited ( Blue Maestro ). All Rights Reserved. The copyright in the software to which this document relates and in this document belong exclusively to Blue Maestro and no permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software or this documentation is permitted unless with the express prior written authorisation of Blue Maestro. The license to use the software to which this document relates is granted so long as such software resides in hardware provided by Blue Maestro. No claims, representations or warranties, whether expressed or implied, including but not limited to warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, of title, or of non-infringement of third party rights, are made by Blue Maestro as to the safety, reliability, durability or performance of Blue Maestro s products. Blue Maestro is not responsible for any liabilities resulting from negligence, misuse, modification, or alterations to the product by the user. Furthermore, Blue Maestro accepts no liability whatsoever for the safety, reliability, durability or performance of any of its products. IN NO EVENT, REGARDLESS OF CAUSE, SHALL BLUE MAESTRO BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, PUNITIVE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND, WHETHER ARISING UNDER BREACH OF CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE, AND WHETHER BASED ON THIS AGREEMENT OR OTHERWISE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. User assumes responsibility for the correct operation of the product and any software associated with it. User assumes responsibility for determining the suitability of the product to the user s needs, for configuring and using the product to meet those needs, and for the proper placement/location of the product in the environment in which it is being used. User assumes responsibility for verifying and interpreting results obtained from product use. General Principles of Operation 4 Download the App 8 Introduction Screen 9 Stored Data 10 Select Device 11 Device Details Screen 12 Download 13 Viewing Data in Graph Form 14 Viewing Data in Table Form 15 Command Screen 16 Naming the Device 17 Logging Interval 18 Sensor Interval 19 Reference Date 20 Set Alarm 1 21 Set Alarm 2 22 Clear Alarms 23 Set Transmit Power 24 Clear Data 25 Lock/Unlock the Device 26 Airplane Mode 27 Reset Device 28 Calibrate Temperature 29 Calibrate Humidity 30 Set Units of Measure 31 Disable Button 32 Set Device ID 33 Set Advertising Frequency 34 Blink Device LED 35 Command Console 36 Command Console Cont Export Data as CSV 40 Troubleshooting 41 BLUE MAESTRO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVISE ITS STANDARD LICENSE AND DISCLAIMER WITH- OUT NOTICE AT ANY TIME. 2 3
3 General Principles of Operation Congratulations on purchasing a Blue Maestro Bluetooth Sensor Beacon and Data Logger ( Device ). A benefit of a Blue Maestro Device is the breadth and depth of available user defined settings allowing you to set the Device as you like. Settings are made to the Device itself meaning every user of the Device is subject to the the same settings. This is important when more than one user interacts with a Device. This Instruction Guide is designed principally for Blue Maestro Bluetooth Temperature and Humidity Sensor Beacons and Data Loggers but all of Blue Maestro s Devices share the same principles underpinning the and apps. So the general functionality and many of the commands are the same regardless of which type of Blue Maestro Device you may have. The Instruction Guide for your particular Device may provide further information on any special features of your Device that are not covered in this Guide. This Guide will be kept updated but the speed of development of the apps may mean there are new features or changes to features which are not reflected in this Guide from time to time. We suggest you check the support pages of the Blue Maestro website ( regularly for the latest app guidance. If there are any features you are not sure of please feel free to contact support@bluemaestro.com who will be able to assist. Bluetooth Sensor Beacon and Data Logger NOTE: A download results in a syncing of data between the Device and the apps. That is to say any data previously downloaded to your smartphone will be overridden with new data. If your Device has been reset, and a download occurred before the reset, you will need to export the data from your smartphone else it will be replaced with any new data and will be effectively erased. Alarms and alerts The Devices do not generate alerts that will be pushed to your smartphone while the apps are in the background. Such push notifications for Bluetooth Sensor Beacons are flawed for the following reasons: 1. You need to be in range To get alerts pushed to your smartphone you would need to be in range of the Device, with your smartphone, it would need to be switched on and the app would need to be running in the background. 2. The app may not be functioning properly in the background The and operating systems may terminate the app without notice if the smartphone is low on resources. Likewise in certain instances, Bluetooth may halt in the background without notice. This could result in you not getting an alert even if you were in range. Each Device is a Bluetooth Sensor Beacon and Data Logger. That is to say it beacons current sensor data and certin Device information and does not form a connection or bond with your smartphone unless a command is being issued or a download is occurring. As a consequence your Device may not appear as a connected device in your Bluetooth settings, this is normal. The Device will continuously transmit current values, certain metrics such as averages, and key information about the Device. This is why it is described as a beacon. The apps will scan, parse and display this data on your smartphone. This means many users can see the same data at the same time. The Device acts as a data logger in that at each interval (defined as the Logging Interval) a reading will be taken and stored in the memory of the Device for future download by the apps. Before this logged data can be on your smartphone, it needs to be downloaded via the app on your smartphone. There is a set number of data points that can be logged by the Device in its memory. Once memory capacity is reached, the oldest values are replaced with new values in a circular buffer fashion. 3. Reduced battery life of the Device and your smartphone Push notifications lead to increased battery consumption in the Device and in your smartphone. Instead Blue Maestro Devices will generate an alarm that will be visible when you open the apps. The apps will record each threshold breach and will display it as a number. This will ensure you know whether or not you are in range of the Device and there is any problems with the app or with Bluetooth on your smartphone. Also for critical applications where push notifications are important we suggest using another system that is not dependant on Bluetooth on your smartphone or your app running in the background. Devices such as Blue Maestro s Tempo Anywhere Internet Gateway can push notifications to you wherever you are providing you have internet access, since the notifications are by way of much more reliable SMS text or
4 Data Integrity How Displayed Metrics are Calculated The Device has a number of features that prevents logged data from being manipulated, making it ideal for use in temperature critical applications where the readings can have consequences. Firstly the Device uses timestamps and it is not possible to change the logging frequency or the reference date/time (both used for timestamping) without the data in the Device from being erased. This prevents a User from manipulating logging timestamps. The apps display metrics for certain Devices such as averages, highs and lows. This can be for the last 24 hours or since the Device was last reset. These, just like the alarms for breaches of set thresholds, are calculated based on logged values. That is to say that if between a logging interval a currently displayed temperature, say, falls below the recorded low temperature, it will not be recorded as a new low temperature since that displayed value is not logged. Secondly a download of the Device replaces any data already stored in the smartphone, thereby preventing the mixing of data with different timestamps and logging intervals. NOTE: Users should become familiar with the settings that will cause data in the Device to be erased and also need to be aware that downloading data will cause any previous data in their smartphone to be overridden. Device Security The Device also has a number of features for security. The first is a password that can prevent unauthorised persons from changing any of the settings of the Device or downloading data from the Device and secondly, a feature that disables the button preventing unauthorised persons from switching the device off/on. These security features are ideal where third parties may come into Bluetooth range of the Device. Bluetooth Connection Issues From time to time users may experience Bluetooth connection issues with their smartphones. This is predominantly caused by different versions of and implementing Bluetooth a little differently and the choice of physical Bluetooth chips in the smartphones themselves. is generally worse than for Bluetooth connectivity issues. Thankfully most Bluetooth issues can be resolved by restarting your smartphone. Blue Maestro has prepared a separate paper on Bluetooth connection issues which can be found at There are also some general Troubleshooting Tips found at the end of this Guide. NOTE: If a password is set on the Device, no other person will be able to interact with the Device unless that password is entered once more. It is important that the password is not lost since it is not possible to recover it and it may render the Device useless. Viewing Data and Report Generation The Device allows downloaded data to be viewed in graphs or in table form. However there are limitations to the graphing function in the apps. It is best to use one of the Blue Maestro excel templates for viewing graphs and report generation. This provides a paper trail ideal for enterprise applications where audit trails are required while also providing users a great deal more flexibility in generating graphs and reports in a form that best suits them. Please visit bluemaestro.com for access to excel templates and instructions on how you can generate pdf reports from your Blue Maestro Device. 6 7
5 Download the App Introduction Screen Go to Google Play Store and download the Tempo Utility App. Ensure Bluetooth is turned on This is the first screen of the app and will have the current version number on it. It will enable you to select devices and to view any stored data. There will also be a link to enable you to access these instructions from your smartphone s browser. The App should ask you to turn Bluetooth on if it is not already, but double check that your Bluetooth is actually on. Next ensure the device is on. All Blue Maestro Devices have an on/off function. Please refer to the relevant instruction manual for your device to understand how this works. NOTE: This app works on 5 and above and 7 and above, respectively. 8 9
6 Stored Data Select Device If you select Stored Data then you will be presented with a list of devices where data has been previously downloaded. NOTE: If no download from a device has occurred, this list will be left blank and there will be no Stored Data to view. If you select any of the devices, you will be presented with a graph of the underlying data and the ability to view that data as a table. You will also be able to export the data in a.csv format. You can delete the device s data from this screen as well. It is important to note that you do not need to be in range of a device to view stored data. This is data in your smartphone so you can view it any time. If from the Introduction Screen you choose select device you will be presented with a list of devices currently on and within Bluetooth range of your smartphone. This data is scanned from the device and a scan window is approximately 45 seconds. So for 45 seconds the data being shown will be the data being transmitted from the devices. You can refresh the scan by selecting Scan when it comes up at the bottom of the screen when the scan is completed. Each Blue Maestro Bluetooth Sensor and Data Logger contains basic information about the device. Often if you are just looking for current readings and the state of the device, you can simply look at this screen without having to navigate further in the app. Also a benefit from this type of layout is that if you have multiple devices you can view all of your devices in the one place. NOTE: This data will be overridden on a subsequent download of data from the device. If data in the device has changed and you want to keep any previous download, you will need to export the data to prevent it being overridden
7 Device Details Screen Download If you select a device from the Device List screen you will be presented with further information on the device. This will include further metrics such as highs/lows, etc. as well as more key information such as the Reference Data (for further information on this, see below). The screen is live for as long as allows the app to scan, that is to say it will keep updating at the range of every one or two seconds (depending on how many other Bluetooth devices are in the vicinity). From time to time, will not allow the app to scan and this is predominantly due to discouraging continuous Bluetooth scanning because of the higher battery consumption. If scanning has been stopped, the best way to restart it is to navigate to the Device List and then select the device again. Here you will be able to go to settings for the device, graph data that has been downloaded and cause a download to happen, Before data can be shown in a graph, table or exported as a CSV, it needs to be downloaded from the device. If no data is downloaded, a message will appear when selecting graph that a download needs to occur first. When downloading, the app will connect with the device and if the connection is successful will download the data. NOTE: On a download the entire data stored in the smartphone for the device is replaced with the new data. If you do not want the data overridden you will need to export the data you want to save as a CSV file for future reference. The download usually requires a good signal (>-90dB). A warning will appear if the strength is not high enough indicating that the download may not be successful. NOTE: It is best not to interrupt a download by selecting the Home or Back buttons on the. This has the potential not to fully halt a download so a connection may still be open with a device, which can affect subsequent downloads
8 Viewing Data in Graph Form Viewing Data in Table Form Once there is data downloaded it is possible to view this in a graph. The graph will have the log number as the x axis and the value as the y axis for all metrics recorded by the device. This will be represented in the units of measure that has been set for the device. You can scroll and zoom the graph. The numerical value of the data is represented by a value above each plot point. Viewing a lot of data in a graph displayed on a smartphone screen is not ideal. We suggest using Excel to plot data from an exported CSV if more detail and a better viewing experience is desired. From the graph screen you can choose to view the data in a table. This will be orderedwith the most recent log first descending to the earliest log. The metrics will be displayed in the units of measure set for the device. From here the data can be exported in a CSV format. More details of the export function are listed below
9 Command Screen Naming the Device From the Device Details screen you can navigate to the Command Screen where there is a list of commands/settings that can be issued to the device. This sets a new name for the Device. The name cannot exceed 8 characters else it will be truncated. If successful, the response should be Name Set. Note: Each of these settings is made to the device itself, it is not just an app setting. This means that every user of the device will be affected by those same settings. When clicking OK to the response from the device you will be taken back to the Device Details. The old name will may still be present until the app receives a new transmission from the device with its new name, since this is broadcast by the device. This may take a second or two, longer if there are many Bluetooth devices in range
10 Logging Interval Sensor Interval This sets the frequency with which logs are recorded in the device. If this is changed the entire log currently stored in the device is erased and logging starts afresh. NOTE: If you want to keep data that may be in the device before setting the logging interval, you must download data from the device and export it as a CSV. If you change the logging interval, data in the device is lost and if you then download data from the device, any data previously saved will be written over. This sets the frequency with which the sensor updates the current values. This does not affect the logging interval as the sensor takes a reading at each logging interval for logging purposes. It is best not to make the sensor interval too frequent since this can affect battery life. To see what the sensor interval is at any time, use the Command Console as described below. The logging interval should appear in the Device List screen for the particular device, however it is also possible to get this directly from the device using the Command Console as described below
11 Reference Date Set Alarm 1 This sets the reference date for the times-tamping of logs in the device. The reference date is the time and date for the first time-stamp, which is taken immediately once the reference date is set. NOTE: Changing the reference date and time deletes the stored data in the device. If you want to keep data that may be in the device before setting the logging interval, you must download data from the device and export it as a CSV. If you change the logging interval, data in the device is lost and if you then download data from the device, any data previously saved will be written over. The temperature alarms bring to your attention threshold breaches in logged data. It will provide a visual indication in the app. The app does need to be running and the device needs to be in range before you get the alert. The app will also display a number indicating how many logs are below the breach, up to a maximum of 255. You set the alarm by entering the threshold in whole numbers (points of a number are not accepted) and then selecting whether the threshold is breached if the current metric is below or above the set threshold. The temperature alarms are only forward looking. That is to say they will only record breaches once they have been set
12 Set Alarm 2 Clear Alarms The temperature alarms bring to your attention threshold breaches in logged data. It will provide a visual indication in the app. The app does need to be running and the device needs to be in range before you get the alert. The app will also display a number indicating how many logs are below the breach, up to a maximum of 255. This clears the alarms that have accumulated, bringing the number down to 0. This does not turn the alarms off. You set the alarm by entering the threshold in whole numbers (points of a number are not accepted) and then selecting whether the threshold is breached if the current metric is below or above the set threshold. The temperature alarms are only forward looking. That is to say they will only record breaches once they have been set
13 Set Transmit Power Clear Data This sets the transmission power of the device. It can increase battery life at the expense of range of transmission. The default is +4dB which is the highest and can be set to -4dB which is the lowest. This clears the accumulated logs in the Device and logging recommences from the start. Certain settings, such as the logging interval, as well as the name, are unaffected. To see what the transmit power is at any time, use the Command Console described below
14 Lock/Unlock the Device Airplane Mode Enter a 4 digit passcode to prevent unauthorised persons from changing the settings or downloading data from the Device. To unlock the Device, enter the 4 digit passcode once more. If someone attempts to change a setting or download they will get an error message. As error messages from the Device are generic, they do not describe the error. NOTE: Do not forget that you have locked a Device. Repeated error messages could be a sign that a passcode has been applied, but has not been removed. NOTE: Do not forget the passcode itself. It certain instances it may not be possible to recover a lost passcode and this may render the Device useless. Airplane mode can serve two purposes. It prevents the Device from transmitting in flight as well as putting the Device into log only mode, thereby substantially increasing battery life. This may be desirable where you do not need the beacon mode of the Device. To remove it from Airplane Mode, press the button once. This will cause the Device to transmit for a period of 1 minute. Connect to the Device and then remove Airplane Mode. You can then download data, change settings etc. NOTE: If the Device is locked and is in Airplane Mode, press the button once, enter the passcode and then take the Device out of Airplane Mode. It will not be possible to take the Device out of Airplane Mode without first entering any passcode to unlock the Device
15 Reset Device Calibrate Temperature This resets the Device to its factory default settings. This will cause the Device to reboot. This sets a calibration offset to temperature in the Device. Enter a value that may include a decimal point. All temperature values in the Device will now have the offset applied. For logged data this only applies going forward, so any previously logged temperature values will not be affected by the offset. To see what the calibration is at any time, use the Command Console described further below
16 Calibrate Humidity Set Units of Measure This sets a calibration offset to humidity in the Device. Enter a value that may include a decimal point. All humidity values in the device will now have the offset applied. For logged data this only applies going forward, so any previously logged humidity values will not be affected by the offset. To see what the calibration is at any time, use the Command Console described further below. This toggles the units of measure between Fahrenheit and Celsius for temperature metrics (including dew point). This will cause all data to be displayed in the app for that particular device to be displayed in the units of measure chosen. Also when the data is exported in a CSV file, the units of measure for each value will the units set with this command. If you select a units of measure that is already set (i.e., choosing Celsius when the units of measure is already Celsius) you may get an error message, but this can be ignored
17 Disable Button Set Device ID This disables the button so that it is not able to turn off the Device. This is particularly useful where the button could be placed where other people might have access to it. Even if the button is disabled, pressing it still allows the Device to advertise briefly when in airplane mode thereby allowing the device to be connected to. To see whether the button is disabled at any time, use the Command Console described further below. This assigns a number to the Device. The number can be between 0 and 254 (255 is reserved for a special function). This enables groups of devices to be better identified based in this device ID and not just by their 8 character name. The Device ID ought to appear in the Device Details screen for the relevant device. However it is also possible to see what the Device ID is by using the Command Console described further below
18 Set Advertising Frequency Blink Device LED This sets the advertising frequency of the Device. The higher the frequency, the greater the battery consumption and the quicker the Device will be seen by the app. The lower the frequency the greater the savings in battery power but the app may take longer to see the Device. It is not expected that users will need to change the advertising frequency unless maximising battery life is a priority. Most Blue Maestro devices have an LED indicator. For Tempo Disc this is located behind the vents, for Pebble, it is the same underneath the device, and for Tempo Disc IP67 it is located near the pimple on the side of the Device. Often it is necessary to work out which Device you are communicating with, especially if there are many in range. By using this command you can cause the LED to blink for approximately 5 seconds as a way of identifying it. To see what the advertising frequency is at any time, use the Command Console described further below. NOTE: Not all Blue Maestro devices have this function
19 Command Console Command Console Cont... This introduces the command console which is used to type specific commands to the Device which are not contained in the settings menu. See further on for details. When pressing the Command Console button, this screen will appear. At the same time the device will be attempted to be connected to. It is best to wait for a few seconds until this occurs. NOTE: Do not keep pressing Connect/Disconnect. There is often a small time delay between pressing Connect and a connection occurring. Please wait 4-5 seconds between presses. It is advisable to press Connect only once you have seen the Disconnected from... Message in the console. NOTE: You will notice a graph button beside the send button. This will enable certain Blue Maestro devices to display a real time graph of readings. Only certain devices have this functionality, so do not worry if this does not work for your particular device
20 Command Console Cont... Command Console Cont.. In the API and Command Documentation for the relevant Blue Maestro Device there will be a list of commands that can be issued to the Device. These will often be represented by the buttons described above. However there are some additional commands that you might find useful. To enter a command type it in the box on the bottom and hit send. Once a command has been processed the Device automatically disconnects and it will be necessary to connect to it once again to issue a further command. *info will provide a list of the key settings and device information such as firmware revision, running time, memory capacity, whether the button is disabled and any calibration. *tell will provide information on logging interval, sensor interval, number of logs, and key statistics residing in the device. *alrmi will provide information on the status of any alarms. There are three commands you may useful in particular; *info, *tell and *alrmi. Note each has a * (i.e., an asterix) before the command. If you do not include * the command will return an error
21 Export Data as CSV Troubleshooting This section is dedicated to common problems that a user may experience with the app. I cannot see the Device in the app Firstly check your version of or (as applicable). The apps are only compatible with devices running 5.0 and above and devices running 7 and above. Next, check you have Bluetooth on and have accepted Location Services if you were asked to on starting the app. If you refused Location Services when asked, the app may not work. If you cannot remember whether you accepted the request or not, its best to uninstall and then reinstall the app, and any permissions required will be asked again. NOTE: Blue Maestro doesn t use Location Services, but / often considers Bluetooth Low Energy devices to be in the same category as location beacons and so will require users to confirm Location Services even if the app does not strictly use it. In the Table Data Screen there is an Export button. Pressing this will create a.csv file and will place it in an with your default address and a title of the . You can then it to yourself or anyone else to enable it to be saved and custom reports generated using excel. A copy of the CSV file will also be saved in your device and can be accessed using a program on your desktop such as File Transfer. NOTE: Each subsequent CSV file generated will over write an older CSV file for the same Device on your device. Next check your Device is in range and is switched on. There will be a button (such as the top colour surface of Tempo Disc or the bottom button on Pebble) that will active the Device. Next check your Device is not in airplane mode. Airplane mode will cause the Device not to advertise and therefore will not be seen by the apps. Finally turn your smartphone off and then on again. On certain makes and models Bluetooth can get a little unstable, especially if you have other Bluetooth devices connected. Restarting your smartphone often fixes this. I can see the Device in the app but I cannot connect or download from it This will either be a Bluetooth connection issue, which is best resolved by restarting your smartphone, or could relate to the Device having a passcode set or be in airplane mode. If the Device has a passcode set, you will get an error on connecting to it. If there is a Bluetooth connection issue, there will be no error message, but the download or setting command action will appear to stall
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