326829H01 Installation Guide EN
326829H01 Installation Guide EN
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Table of Contents
Notices ......................................................................................1
Safety Instructions ................................................................1
Electrical Warning (for Devices with AC Adapter) .............1
Battery Warning ...................................................................1
TCP/IP Network Receivers ..................................................2
USB Receivers .....................................................................2
FCC Statement .....................................................................3
Canada — Industry Canada (IC) ..........................................3
Conformity with European Regulations ..............................3
WEEE Compliance ..............................................................3
Environmental Protection ....................................................3
RoHS Compliance ................................................................4
Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability ................................4
Introduction..............................................................................5
Package Contents .................................................................5
Product Overview ................................................................5
Requirements and Recommendations ..................................8
System Requirements ...........................................................9
Installation Procedure ...........................................................11
Before You Begin ..............................................................11
Installing Software and Receiver .......................................12
Running the Wizard ...........................................................15
Automatically Adding a Smart-Vue Module .....................17
Software Configuration .........................................................20
Testing the Wireless Module Connection ..........................20
Basic Module Configuration ..............................................21
General Note Regarding System Validation ......................23
Where to go Next ...............................................................24
Basic Smart-Vue Configuration ...........................................25
Setting Basic Sensor Parameters ........................................25
Alarms and Alerts ..............................................................26
Setting up Users and Call groups .......................................28
Setting Alarm Conditions for Receivers and Sensors ........30
Setting Day, Date and Time Parameters ............................31
Appendices..............................................................................35
Configuring your Firewall for Smart-Vue Server ..............35
Configuring your firewall for Smart-Vue Alert .................36
Note about Anti-Virus Software ........................................36
Note about Automatic Windows Updates ..........................36
Troubleshooting .................................................................36
Table of Contents
Safety Instructions IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not use this product for protection or as part of
an automated emergency system or for any other application that involves
protecting people and/or property. Customers and users of Thermo
Scientific products are responsible for making sure that the product is fit for
the intended usage. Do not open the product casing and do not disassemble
or modify internal components in any manner. Thermo Scientific products
do not contain any internal components that require user intervention or
repair. If the device shows signs of improper operation, disconnect it
immediately from its power source and contact Thermo Scientific technical
services.
Electrical Warning (for When using this device with an AC adapter (100-240 V AC – 5 V DC),
Devices with AC always use the specific adapter provided by your supplier (same brand, same
product reference). Do not open the adapter yourself and do not dismantle
Adapter) internal components or modify them in any manner. The adapter does not
contain any user-reparable parts. If the adapter shows any sign of
malfunction, unplug it immediately and contact Thermo Scientific for
repair or replacement. Do not connect the adapter to a device or peripheral
other than the Thermo Scientific Smart-Vue™ product for which it was
intended. Unplug the power cable from the electrical outlet when the
adapter is not in use. Do not cause a short circuit with the electrical plug.
Do not force either the AC or DC plug. Before removing the connector
from any Thermo Scientific Smart-Vue module or unplugging power cables,
first unplug the cable from the power outlet. Do not subject the adapter to
physical shock, which could cause serious malfunction or damage. Do not
use or place the adapter in a wet or humid location. This adapter is not
waterproof.
Battery Warning
This product contains a lithium battery. Make sure you respect polarity (+/-)
when inserting batteries into Thermo Scientific Smart-Vue devices.
Reversing polarity by inserting the batteries incorrectly can cause the
product to heat up and may lead to a battery liquid leak. Use only batteries
recommended by Thermo Scientific. Do not change battery types, such as
alkaline and magnesium, or use batteries of different brands or even
different types of batteries of the same brand. Incorrect batteries may cause
the device to heat up, and may result in a fire or battery liquid leakage.
Never dispose of batteries in a fire. Do not charge regular batteries that are
not specifically rechargeable. When batteries are low, or if the
battery-operated device in question remains unused for a long period of
time, remove the batteries from the device to avoid any risk of battery liquid
TCP/IP Network • Do not disconnect the IP receiver from its connection to your intranet
Receivers system. Disconnection will prevent the transmission of data (including
alarms) from the end-point modules.
• Loss of power to the receiver will also prevent the transmission of data
(including alarms) from the end-point modules. Ensure the receiver is
plugged into an Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) at all times.
USB Receivers All Thermo Scientific USB products and drivers are tested thoroughly.
However, it is not possible to test and qualify all computers and
configurations. Our experience has shown there are some variations in USB
implementations by computer manufacturers. It is therefore important for
users to avoid unnecessary risk by testing the products and validating
processes internally to ensure stability and reliability of USB
communications in their environment.
User Precautions Here is a non-exhaustive list of known issues that may affect the Thermo
Scientific USB receiver. Please consider these and other risks when qualifying
your system.
• USB plugs cannot be physically secured to USB ports. Ensure that your
USB cable is fastened and routed so it will not be accidentally unplugged.
• If your USB receiver is physically disconnected from the USB port on
your computer after configuration, it is imperative to plug it back into
the same port. Otherwise, the system may not recognize the receiver and
communication with the receiver could be lost.
• Do not unplug the USB receiver, even temporarily, to attach another
peripheral USB device such as a camera, printer, MP3 player, etc. The
new device may update the USB drivers on your computer and cause the
system to not recognize the receiver when it is returned to the previously
configured port.
• Deactivate energy saving settings (USB installation only). Power
management settings on your computer may shut down power to the
USB port and disrupt communication to the USB receiver after a period
of non-use to conserve energy. Speak to your local IT department about
FCC Statement
This paragraph pertains to 915 MHz Smart-Vue wireless modules. This
device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation: FCC Part 15
§107 - §109 - §207 - §247 (Ed 2008).
Canada — Industry This paragraph pertains to 915 MHz Smart-Vue™ wireless modules.
Canada (IC) This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may
not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference,
including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Conformity with
European Regulations
This paragraph pertains to 868 MHz Smart-Vue wireless modules. The
CE mark on this the product indicates that Thermo Scientific declares that
this product is compliant with Radio equipment and Telecommunications
Terminal equipment (R&TTE) directive 1999/5/EC and the Low Voltage
Directive (LVD) 2006/95/EC. The following standards were utilized to
meet the essential requirements of these directives: EN 301 489-3 v1.4.1
(02), EN 300 220-2 V2.1.2 (R&TTE) & EN 609501:2006/A11:2009
(LVD).
WEEE Compliance This wireless device complies with the essential requirements and other
relevant provisions of the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE Directive).
Disclaimer and Thermo Scientific assumes no responsibility for any loss or claims by third
Limitation of Liability parties which may arise through the use of this product. This document is
non-contractual and subject to change without notice.
1 Introduction Congratulations and thank you for choosing the Thermo Scientific
Smart-Vue® wireless monitoring solution. This guide describes how to install
your system, proceed with basic software configuration using a USB
receiver, and discover the key steps to configure the various components.
1.2 Product Overview The Smart-Vue solution is comprised of wireless end-point modules and
software tools that enable you to monitor temperature and/or other physical
parameters remotely.
1.2.1 Smart-Vue Server Smart-Vue Server includes a series of Microsoft® Windows system services to
manage the following aspects of the Smart-Vue solution:
• Wireless communications
• Data collection
• Alarm management
Smart-Vue Server has no specific user interface. All system parameters and
user actions are handled by Smart-Vue Client.
1.2.2 Smart-Vue Client Smart-Vue Client provides the graphical interface that enables you to control
all Smart-Vue wireless solution parameters. The client application is installed
by default when you install Smart-Vue Server, as described in this document.
1.2.3 Thermo Scientific The USB receiver can be plugged directly into a USB port on the server and
Wireless Receiver network receivers can be connected to the server via your Ethernet network.
This document describes USB receiver installation only.
1.2.4 Main Software Features • User management, access rights, sensor viewing
of the Smart-Vue Solution
• Sensor, repeater, receiver, and alert equipment setup
• Fast alarm emission
• Management of various types of alarms: upper and lower limits,
technical alarms in case of a sensor problem or wireless communication
problem, software issues, alert media problems, and more.
• Personalized alarm handling for days, nights, and weekends, according
to user level and desired contact method.
• Alerts on several types of media, including telephone, SMS, e-mail, fax,
wireless sirens, and dry contact devices
• Graph displayed for individual or multiple sensors
• Printable reports for all key parameters, including configuration, status,
and alarms
• Customizable presentation of information
• Client-server architecture
• Sensor calibration management and reminders
• Communication and alarm test tools
• Compatibility with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements
• Readings and settings stored in secure database
• Password protection
• Audit trail
1.3 Requirements and For the purposes of this Installation guide, we assume you are installing your
Recommendations Smart-Vue Server/Smart-Vue Client software for use with an Thermo
Scientific USB or serial port wireless receiver. Please keep the following in
mind as you proceed with your Smart-Vue wireless monitoring solution.
1.3.1 General Requirements • The personal computer (PC) running Smart-Vue Server software runs
and Recommendations continuously, 24/7/365 and should be connected to an Uninterruptible
Power Supply (UPS) that protects against power surges and provides
power to back up the PC and components.
• The AC adapter used for your network receiver (if applicable) should
also be plugged into the UPS.
• The UPS is also recommended as a power backup for your
communication/network systems.
• Weekly manual system testing (e.g., pull a probe, verify the
communications system is working) should be performed as defined in
your Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
• Recommended maintenance and calibration procedures should be followed.
• If you are storing cold products, Thermo Scientific recommends use of a
back-up cooling system (e.g., CO2 or LN2) to maintain freezer chamber
temperature below the critical level should a power failure occur.
Contact your local sales representative for more information.
• Thermo Scientific recommends Installation and Operational
Qualifications (IQ/OQ) be performed before initial use.
• Thermo Scientific also recommends validation to be performed anytime
hardware or software updates have been made. Contact your local sales
representative for details.
• For timely notification of an emergency/alarm, it is critical to establish
primary, secondary and tertiary call-out procedures with escalation so
contact is not dependent on reaching one individual. Ideally, ultimate
contact is with a security department or company with 24/7 monitoring.
Note When routing the cable (if necessary) for the Smart-Vue sensor, avoid
direct contact with or close proximity placement of the sensor cabling with any
high voltage wiring. Cabling should be placed with no less than a minimum of 5
cm (2 inches) distance from high voltage components. Also, avoid running the
probe cable in parallel with high voltage wiring.
For all other manufacturers’ equipment, contact the manufacturer of the
instrument for instructions regarding proper placement of the probe.
Please see the Smart-Vue Client Software User Manual for an in-depth
description of Smart-Vue end-point module configuration, alerts,
notification, data management and general system features.
1.4 System • For security, power, and reliability reasons, do not install Smart-Vue
Requirements Server on a laptop computer.
• PC running the following Microsoft Windows systems:
Version Architecture
(*) Requires Windows 10 version 1607 with cumulative update KB3206632 or higher
• 200 MB available hard disk space for the installation and additional
space for data (for example, you may expect about 5 MB of data per year
for a sensor configured to record data every ten minutes)
• One available USB port, preferably on the back of the computer.
• Windows default regional options should be used for the system date
and time.
• Windows display properties should be set to the standard font size. Font
magnification (i.e. 125% of normal size) is not supported.
• UPS sized appropriately for your power and system requirements. Make
sure you follow the manufacturer’s maintenance recommendations.
• Screen resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher
• Windows user account with administrator rights to install the software
• Analog telephone line and, modem (requires free USB port on
computer) if you intend to use telephone alerts
• Internet access for sending e-mail alerts and downloading metrology
information (such as calibration certificates)
Note If you are using the Smart-Vue Alert notification service and have an
enterprise firewall, you will need to open a particular TCP port as described in
the Appendix (Configuring your firewall for).
• Microsoft Word and/or Excel to handle data files exported in .DOC and
.XLS formats
2 Installation The procedures described in this section help you do the following:
Procedure
• Install Smart-Vue Server/Smart-Vue Client software
• Install a USB receiver and associated USB drivers
• Run the receiver installation and configuration wizard so the system
detects the receiver and you can easily create your user account
CAUTION: Do not plug the USB receiver into your computer until
prompted to do so by the receiver installation and configuration wizard. Do
not allow Windows to automatically install the drivers.
2.1 Before You Begin Temporarily disable the firewall on your computer
This must be done by a user with Administrator rights. Contact your system
administrator for help if you are unsure or if you do not have Administrator
rights.
Power management settings on your computer may shut down power to the
USB port and disrupt communication to the USB receiver after a period of
non-use to conserve energy. Speak to your local IT department about
reconfiguring your system’s power management settings so your computer
will not “sleep” and disrupt communication during installation.
Temporarily disable User Account Control
2.2 Installing Software Follow these steps to install your Smart-Vue Server/Client software:
and Receiver
1. Make sure you are logged on to your computer with Administrator
rights.
2. Insert the Smart-Vue Server/Smart-Vue Client CD into the drive on
your computer and use Windows Explorer to navigate to the CD-ROM
drive.
3. Right-click on start.exe in the root folder and select “Run as
Administrator”.
CAUTION: This document describes the basic setup for USB receivers
only. To set up and configure receivers installed on your TCP/IP network,
please see the corresponding user manual provided with your network
receiver product.
Depending on your choice above, follow the instructions for one of these
two installation types (A or B):
2.2.1 Installing a USB receiver 1. Click on USB receiver (Figure 3), and then click on Install Next
and drivers Finish when done. The USB drivers are installed.
3. Click on Continue.
2.2.2 Installing Smart-Vue 1. To install Smart-Vue Server, click on Next I accept the terms in the
Server and Smart-Vue Client license agreement Next Install to install the software.
CAUTION: If you click on Cancel or close the drivers screen, the driver
installation process is cancelled, but the Smart-Vue Server/Smart-Vue Client
software application continues to be installed. You may double-click on the
Smart-Vue Client icon ( ) on your computer desktop to start the
application.
2.2.3 The next step Several options are available when you launch Smart-Vue Client:
2.3 Running the Wizard The receiver installation and configuration wizard opens automatically after
the application software and receiver drivers are installed as described in the
previous section. If you choose not to run this wizard now, it will open the
next time you run Smart-Vue Client.
4. Note the COM port to which your receiver is connected (e.g., COM
port 15). You may need this COM port reference to configure your
receiver in Smart-Vue Client.
Note If the wizard does not detect your receiver automatically, you may either
try again by clicking on Detect again, or install it manually, as described in the
Smart-Vue Client 2.2 Software User Manual.
1. Click on Next.
2. Enter your Last name, First name, User login name, and Password,
which must be at least 6 characters (letters, numbers and symbols are
allowed). You must enter the password in two fields to confirm. These
fields are case-sensitive.
4. Then enter your User login and Password in the login window.
You may click on >> to view the default server name (localhost) and port
(11000), if necessary.
Note Passwords are case sensitive and encrypted. As a security measure, your
account will be locked if you enter an incorrect password into the login/password
window three consecutive times. If this occurs, please contact your system
administrator.
5. Click on OK to continue.
2.4 Automatically This section describes how to add a Smart-Vue wireless module to your
Adding a Smart-Vue system. Complete documentation is on the Smart-Vue Server/Smart-Vue
Client CD-ROM (click on Help User manual ( ) to open it from
Module within the Smart-Vue Client software).
Except for the CO2 /temperature module, which uses an AC adapter, all
Smart-Vue wireless modules run on battery power. Follow these steps to
activate your Smart-Vue module and add it automatically to your
Smart-Vue monitoring system:
3. Press the large button below the display screen on the front of the
module you are installing, and hold it 3 seconds or until “Searching”
displays on the module’s screen.
If a receiver or repeater (if applicable) is within wireless range, the
module establishes the wireless connection automatically, as shown in
the sequence below:
The module and its sensor(s) are added automatically to the main
Smart-Vue Client window, with default settings.
3.1 Testing the Wireless Use Smart-Vue Client to test the wireless signal strength on new end-point
Module Connection modules by doing the following:
1. Place your Smart-Vue modules in their final locations.
2. Select Settings Sensor settings ( ), or press F11.
3. Enter your login and password, and click on OK.
4. Click on Add/Update a module, or press F11 again.
5. Select your receiver (named “USB1” below) in the pick-list, and then
click to select the wireless module from the wireless sensor list on the
left-hand panel.
7. Click on Close.
3.2.1 Moving the Sensor into When you add a sensor automatically, it is placed in a temporary group
an Active Group named “SDP-receiver name”, where receiver name represents the receiver to
which the sensor is connected. To use the sensor, you must move it from this
temporary group to an active group that you create.
In Smart-Vue Client, any given wireless receiver can manage one or more
groups of end-point modules.
1. Open Smart-Vue Client on your computer and enter your login name
and password. The new Smart-Vue module should be listed as shown
here, where “USB1” refers to the receiver and “SDP-USB1” refers to a
generic group for new un-configured modules connected to that
receiver.
Receiver
Temporary
group
New sensor
3. You may choose to click on Modify sensor name to replace the default
numeric module address with a user-friendly name
(e.g., Temp 0D-B3).
4. Click on the receiver name Create group and then enter a name for
the group, such as “Group1”.
5. Drag the new sensor from the temporary “SDP-USB1” group to your
active group.
Figure 12. Move the sensor from the temporary “SDP” group to your
active group
3.2.2 Testing a Module by You may confirm end-to-end operation by launching an on-demand read
Running an On-Demand Read from Smart-Vue Client.
3.3 General Note Upon completion of the installation and software configuration, we
Regarding System recommend that you print, review, and retain the following reports
(generated by Smart-Vue Client) to confirm system configuration and to use
Validation for future reference:
Report Recommendation
No modules have been configured as
Wireless path
repeaters, or only when necessary.
3.4 Where to go Next For more information and advanced system settings not covered here, we
recommend that you read the Smart-Vue Client Software User Manual.
To access the user manual from within Smart-Vue Client, click on Help in
the main menu bar, and then click on the PDF icon to open the manual.
The Appendix in the next section of this manual provides an overview of the
main configuration process.
4 Basic Smart-Vue Congratulations! You have now installed the Thermo Scientific Smart-Vue
Configuration Server/Smart-Vue Client software with the default settings.
To begin customizing your settings to meet your laboratory requirements,
we recommend following these additional steps.
Note Not all settings are covered in this section. The objective is to get you
started with the minimum configuration. Please refer to the Smart-Vue
Client Software User Manual for further details.
Note Please make sure you understand your laboratory’s requirements before
proceeding with the configuration.
4.1 Setting Basic Sensor 1. Access module settings by pressing F11 or by selecting Settings
Parameters Sensor settings ( ) on the Smart-Vue Client main screen and logging
in when prompted.
4.1.1 Sample Sensor Settings For example, this screen shows a temperature sensor configured for data
transfer once every hour, with measurements every 15 minutes:
Alarm limits are also defined by way of the main sensor settings screen
(Alarm Settings tab). Alarms and alerts are described in the next section.
Please refer to section 3.12 in the Smart-Vue Client 2.2 Software User
Manual for more details about configuring sensors.
4.2 Alarms and Alerts One of the main features of the Smart-Vue monitoring system is its ability
to automatically alert users if an anomaly condition is detected on any
sensor or receiver. Smart-Vue Client offers numerous options to alert users
in case alarms are detected, for example: if a sensor measures a value outside
the configured upper or lower limits, or if a Smart-Vue module detects a
technical error.
4.2.1 Alert System Overview The overall alert mechanism in the Smart-Vue solution is based on three
concepts, each of which must be taken into account for the system to
function correctly:
• Call groups are defined to determine who gets notified and how
(e-mail, phone call, fax, siren, etc.).
• Receivers and sensor groups trigger alerts when alarm conditions are
detected, such as when a receiver is unplugged, or if any sensor in the
group detects a reading that falls outside a specified alarm limit.
Every sensor can have its own alarm settings and limit values, but alerts
are triggered based on the sensor group. To create an alert that is unique
for a particular sensor, you would create a group containing only that
sensor.
• Day, date and time settings are defined to determine the appropriate
alert action depending on when an alarm is detected. For example, the
application can notify you on your work phone during the week and on
your mobile phone at night or over the weekend.
Alarms are transformed into alerts as follows:
4.3 Setting up Users and Call groups are comprised of system users. Both categories are configured
Call groups under Settings User and Call group Management ( ).
4.3.1 Users Start by adding or updating users as follows, logging in when prompted:
• Click on Create user to add a new user and define the person’s first
and last names, department, login, user level and contact details.
Please refer to Section 2 in the Smart-Vue Client 2.2 Software User Manual
for more details on user configuration. Click on Help User manual
( ) to open the PDF file directly.
4.3.2 Call Groups Follow these steps to set up your call groups, logging in when prompted:
For more details on this topic, please refer to Section 6 in the Smart-Vue
Client Software User Manual (press F1 to open the PDF file).
4.4 Setting Alarm Alarms are transmitted to Smart-Vue Client when anomaly conditions are
Conditions for Receivers detected.
and Sensors
4.4.1 Receiver Alarms are Receivers do not require any particular alarm settings. An alarm is generated
Automatic automatically if the system detects a problem for any receiver configured in
the system.
4.4.2 Smart-Vue Module 1. Access sensor settings by pressing F11 or by selecting Settings
Alarms are Configured in Sensor settings ( ) and logging in when prompted.
Sensor Settings
2. Click on the Alarm settings tab of the Smart-Vue Client main screen.
5. Adjust the alarm limits to meet your specific needs. You should do this
for all sensors in your system.
4.4.3 Sample Alarm Limit This screen shows an alarm is sent if the temperature rises above 20°C or
Settings drops below 5°C:
Alerts are established both for receivers and for sensor groups. Section 6 in
the Smart-Vue Client 2.2 Software User Manual provides additional
information about setting day, date and time alert parameters for receivers
and sensor groups. Click on Help User manual ( ) to open the
document.
4.5.1 Configuring Alert Follow these steps to configure basic alert actions for a receiver:
Parameters for a Receiver
1. In Smart-Vue Client, press F8 or click on Settings Alert settings ( ).
3. Click on a call group name under Available call groups, and then click
on the right arrow () to add it to the Selected call groups panel on
the right.
Figure 23. Click on the right arrow () to select call groups to be
alerted in case of receiver alarms
After a group has been added, you may double-click on it (in the
right-hand panel) to edit its profile.
5. Click on Periods without alerts if there are times you do not want to
receive alerts if alarm conditions are detected. Click on a time slot to
change the status.
CAUTION: At least one call group must be listed in the right-hand panel.
4.5.2 Configuring Alert Sensor alerts are configured for groups, not individually for each sensor.
Parameters for a Sensor Group Follow these steps to configure basic alert actions for a sensor group:
3. Just as for the receiver, click on a call group name in the left-hand panel,
and then click on the right arrow () to add it to the Selected call
groups panel on the right.
Figure 25. Click on the right arrow () to select call groups to be
alerted in case of sensor alarms in the selected group
4. After a call group has been added, you may double-click on it (in the
right-hand panel) to edit its profile.
CAUTION: At least one call group must be listed in the right-hand panel.
4.5.3 Configuring Holidays Holidays and periods without alerts may be defined using Smart-Vue
and Periods without Alerts Client. Alerts detected on defined holidays are handled in the same manner
as weekends, for all alarm types. Periods without alerts can be defined for
each sensor. During a period without alerts, no alerts are issued for the
sensor in question, even if an anomaly condition is detected
4. Click on Periods without alerts, select a sensor in the tree structure and
then define periods during which you do not want to receive alerts, even
if alarm conditions are detected.
5. Repeat this step for each sensor that you wish to configure. During
periods without alerts, no alarms are handled for the selected sensors,
regardless of the detected alarm type.
5 Appendices
5.1 Configuring your Earlier in this document (refer to Section 2 - Installation procedure), we
Firewall for Smart-Vue recommended that you temporarily disable your computer’s firewall to get
your solution up and running without complications.
Server
The long-term solution is to configure the firewall so it authorizes
communications with the Smart-Vue Server/Smart-Vue Client software
modules. This simple procedure involves adding some TCP ports to the
firewall configuration, as described here. If you are using Windows firewall,
please follow the steps below (if your operating system is not listed, contact
your system administrator).
Receiver 1
Receiver 2
Note The above ports are the default ports for the various services.
Note If you have installed other firewall software, please check the firewall user
manual for specific instructions that may apply, or check with your system
administrator.
5.2 Configuring your The Smart-Vue Alert notification service is an optional Smart-Vue Server
firewall for Smart-Vue feature that you may order for your Smart-Vue wireless monitoring
solution. Smart-Vue Alert is an Internet-based service that issues telephone
Alert and SMS (text message), alerts triggered by Smart-Vue Server.
ocealert.oceasoft.com
5.3 Note about In some cases, third-party anti-virus software may cause problems with
Anti-Virus Software Smart-Vue Client/Smart-Vue Server software operation.
If you are having problems, you may check whether or not this is the case by
temporarily disabling your anti-virus software to see if that resolves the issue.
Follow specific instructions for your operating system and application.
The actual steps for disabling anti-virus software differ from vendor to
vendor. Check the documentation for your application or check with your
system administrator for help.
5.4 Note about Windows updates can have an effect on overall system performance if set to
Automatic Windows automatic. We therefore recommend that Windows updates be conducted
manually, and that you test the system thoroughly to ensure full operation
Updates of the monitoring solution and alert notification process.
5.5 Troubleshooting If you are having difficulties using your Smart-Vue solution, take a look at
these frequently asked questions before contacting technical support.
The receiver’s two LEDs turn on briefly when you plug it into your USB
port. One remains on to indicate that the device is running. If one light
blinks continually, there may be a problem with the device. If the LEDs do
not turn on at all, there may be a problem with the USB port. Try another
device in that port to verify it works correctly.
Why doesn’t Windows detect the USB receiver when I plug it in?
You must install the USB drivers for your receiver before plugging it in for
the first time. Follow the instructions in the installation and configuration
wizard for best results. The USB drivers are provided on your Smart-Vue
Server/Smart-Vue Client CD-ROM. Do not use USB hubs or port
replicators. Thermo Scientific USB receivers are tested on many different
computers, but USB ports are not all the same.
My receiver was working yesterday but not today. What is the cause?
To retain the same configuration, the USB receiver must always be plugged
into the same USB port. Make sure your receiver is plugged in correctly. Try
unplugging it and plugging it back in. We recommend that you plug the
receiver into a USB port on the back of your computer to avoid moving or
removing it by accident. Check your configuration in Windows
(Control Panel System Device Manager USB serial port) to
make sure your software is using the correct USB port.
5.6 Receiver • ISM (Industrial Scientific Medical) band with 4 frequencies: US/CAN
Specifications 915 MHz; Europe 868 MHz; APAC 434 MHz; India and other
countries 867 MHz
• Channel width: 50 kHz
• Frequency deflection: 16 KHz
• Transmission speed: 9600 Baud in NRZ mode
• Modulation type: GFSK
• Driven receiver sensitivity for BER= 1%: -107dbm to -110 dBm
• Driven transmission: 8 dBm to 10 dBm
• Power output: 25 mW (USB)
• USB receiver casing: ABS plastic, IP65 protection for indoor use
1. GRANT OF LICENSE.
As regards the Client Software and to use the Client Software, Thermo
Scientific hereby grants you a limited, non-exclusive license to use the Client
Software on as many computers or other devices as necessary, also upon the
terms and conditions set forth in this Agreement.
Thermo Scientific reserves all rights in and to the Software not expressly
granted to you in this EULA. The Software is protected by copyright and
other intellectual property laws and treaties. Thermo Scientific or its
suppliers own the title, copyright, and other intellectual property rights in
the Software. The Software is licensed, not sold. This EULA does not grant
you any rights to trademarks or service marks of Thermo Scientific.
3. SEPARATION OF COMPONENTS
The Software is licensed as a single product. Its component parts may not be
separated for use on more than one device.
4. RESTRICTIONS ON USE
You may not: (a) use the Server Software on more than one computer or
other device at a time without purchasing additional licenses, (b) copy the
Software (except for one (1) back-up copy), (c) distribute, share, sublicense,
rent, lend, lease or otherwise make the Software available to any third party
(on the Internet, an information network or tangible media, by broadcast or
in any other manner), (d) modify, adapt, create derivative works from or
translate any part of the Software, (e) reverse engineer, decompile or
disassemble the Software or otherwise attempt to obtain its source code, (f )
remove or alter any copyright, trademark or other proprietary notice
contained in the Software, or (g) use the Software in any manner not set
forth in this Agreement or in the Software's documentation.
5. STORAGE/NETWORK USE
You may install a copy of the Server Software on a network storage device,
such as a server computer but several (1) access devices, such as a personal
computer, shall be allowed to access and use that licensed copy of the Server
Software over a private network. You must obtain a license to the Server
Software for each additional server on which the Server Software would be
installed.
6. USE OF CONTENT
You may not use the Software for any purpose that: (a) infringes the
copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, right of publicity or any other
right of a third party, (b) is or may be libelous, defamatory or slanderous, or
(c) any other use that is illegal in nature.
7. UPDATES
Thermo Scientific may from time to time make available to you updates for
the Software, subject to the terms and conditions of this EULA, or, in
Thermo Scientific’s sole discretion, Thermo Scientific may make
conditional release of such upgrades to you upon your acceptance of another
EULA or other execution of a separate agreement. If you should elect to
install updates, your use of such updates will be subject to the applicable
license and the terms and conditions of the applicable EULA.
8. UPGRADES
To use Software identified as an upgrade, you must first be licensed for the
software identified by Thermo Scientific as eligible for the upgrade. After
installing the upgrade, you may no longer use the original software that
formed the basis for your upgrade eligibility, except as part of the upgraded
software.
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You agree that Thermo Scientific and its affiliates may collect and use
technical information gathered as part of the product support services
provided to you (if any) related to the Software. Thermo Scientific may use
this information solely to improve their products or to provide customized
services or technologies to you and will not disclose this information in a
form that personally identifies you.
11.1 Internal
You may transfer your copy of the Server Software to a different device.
After the transfer, you must completely remove the Server Software from the
former device.
11.2 Assignment
You may not assign the Software to any third party without Thermo
Scientific’s prior written approval. Thermo Scientific reserves the right to
withhold such approval in its sole discretion. In any case, such assignment
might be approved by Thermo Scientific only if the third party agrees to be
bound by the terms and conditions of this Agreement prior to the
assignment. If you assign the Software, your rights under this Agreement
will terminate immediately and you must: (a) cease all use of the Software,
(b) permanently delete all copies of the Software from the computer on
which it has been installed, and (c) deliver the original Software to the
transferee, You may not retain the original or any copies of the Software.
12. TERMINATION
Without prejudice to any other rights, Thermo Scientific may terminate this
EULA if you fail to comply with any provision of this EULA. If this
Agreement is terminated you must: (a) cease all use of the Software, (b)
destroy the original and all copies of the Software, and (c) permanently
delete all copies of the Software from the computer on which it has been
installed.
The Limited Warranty that appears above is the only express warranty made
to you and is provided in lieu of any other express warranties or similar
obligations (if any) created by any advertising, documentation, packaging,
or other communications.
Your exclusive remedy for any breach of this Limited Warranty is as set forth
below. Except for any refund elected by Thermo Scientific, YOU ARE
NOT ENTITLED TO ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT
LIMITED TO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, if the Software does not
meet Thermo Scientific's Limited Warranty, and, to the maximum extent
allowed by applicable law, even if any remedy fails of its essential purpose.
The terms of Section 17 ("Exclusion of Incidental, Consequential and
Certain Other Damages and Remedies") are also incorporated into this
Limited Warranty.
Thermo Scientific's and its suppliers' entire liability and your exclusive
remedy for any breach of this Limited Warranty or for any other breach
of this EULA or for any other liability relating to the Software shall be,
at Thermo Scientific's option from time to time exercised subject to
applicable law, (a) return of the amount paid (if any) for the Software,
or (b) repair or replacement of the Software, that does not meet this
Limited Warranty and that is returned to Thermo Scientific with a copy
of your receipt. You will receive the remedy elected by Thermo Scientific
without charge, except that you are responsible for any expenses you
may incur (e.g. cost of shipping the Software to Thermo Scientific). This
Limited Warranty is void if failure of the Software has resulted from
accident, abuse, misapplication, abnormal use or a virus. Any
replacement Software will be warranted for the remainder of the
original warranty period of thirty (30) days and Thermo Scientific will
use commercially reasonable efforts to provide your remedy within a
commercially reasonable time of your compliance with Thermo
Scientific's warranty remedy procedures. Neither these remedies nor any
product support services offered by Thermo Scientific are available
without proof of purchase from an authorized international source.
Notwithstanding any damages that you might incur for any reason
whatsoever (including, without limitation, all damages referenced herein
and all direct or general damages in contract or anything else), the entire
liability of Thermo Scientific and any of its suppliers under any provision of
this EULA and your exclusive remedy hereunder (except for any remedy of
repair or replacement elected by Thermo Scientific with respect to any
breach of the Limited Warranty) shall be limited to the greater of the actual
damages you incur in reasonable reliance on the Software UP TO THE
AMOUNT ACTUALLY PAID BY YOU FOR THE SOFTWARE. The
foregoing limitations, exclusions and disclaimers (including Sections 13
through 18) shall apply to the maximum extent permitted by applicable law,
even if any remedy fails its essential purpose.
You agree that you will comply with all applicable export laws, restrictions
and regulations of any relevant French or foreign agency or authority. You
20. NO-WAIVER
21.2 Jurisdiction.
22. MISCELLANEOUS.
This Agreement will be binding upon and inure to the benefit of Thermo
Scientific and you, and our respective successors and permitted assigns.
5.8 Uninstalling This section describes how to uninstall your software from the server and/or
Smart-Vue a client computer.
Server/Smart-Vue Client
Follow these steps if you need to remove both Smart-Vue Server and
Smart-Vue Client software from the server computer:
CAUTION: As a safety measure, this action does not remove your data. A
complete copy of your database, including the configuration and all sensor
readings, is copied to:
C:\SmartVue\Previous
This information can be restored if necessary. Please contact technical
support if you need to restore your system. If you do not need to keep this
data (or after archiving it), you may delete the Smart-Vue Server folder:
C:\SmartVue
5.8.2 Uninstallation on a Client Computers other than the server only have Smart-Vue Client installed.
Computer Removing Smart-Vue Client software does not remove or have any effect on
data stored by Smart-Vue Server on the server computer.
You do not need to reboot the computer after removing this software.
6 Contacting Depending on your support license, you may contact Smart-Vue technical
technical support support for assistance. You may contact Smart-Vue technical support
directly.
3. Click on Attach trace files if you want to include technical trace files as
a .ZIP file attachment with your e-mail. This information is often very
helpful for support staff.
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