Wireless Automated Monitoring from CAS DataLoggers
CHESTERLAND OH—May 21, 2013
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Keep Your Data Close with CAS Data Loggers
CHESTERLAND OH—April 8, 2013
Stay connected to your critical data with CAS DataLoggeres!
CAS DataLoggers Exhibits at Pittcon 2013
Showcasing T&D Data Loggers with Remote Data Collection
CHESTERLAND OH—March 27, 2013
CAS DataLoggers has just returned from Pittcon 2013, held March 17–21 in Philadelphia, PA. A longtime exhibitor since 2006, this year CAS DataLoggers set up at the T&D booth to show attendees how to cut costs and save time using automated monitoring/alarming and remote data transmission. In light of increasing regulatory pressures such as Title 21 CFR Part 11, you can now have proof of full regulatory compliance. For this year’s show, CAS DataLoggers offered a wide range of data logger products for life science applications. Read more on our Press Releases page.
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CAS DataLoggers Helps You Save Logger Memory and Filespace
CHESTERLAND OH—February 28, 2013
Learn how to save device memory and time spent analyzing!
Achieving FDA Compliance in a Small Hospital Blood Bank
Accsense Automates Your Temperature Monitoring and Alarming
CHESTERLAND OH—February 27, 2013
Automate your Temp Monitoring and Alarming with Accsense!
New Firmware Update and DHCP Compliance for Accsense A2-05 Data Loggers
Real-Time Monitoring and Alarming for Healthcare and Life Science
CHESTERLAND OH—February 13, 2013
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T&D Improves Storage Space on its Free Cloud WebStorage Service
CAS DataLoggers Offers T&D Temperature and Humidity Data Loggers
CHESTERLAND OH—January 14, 2013
CAS DataLoggers and T&D are proud to announce that the FREE WebStorage Service for T&D data loggers is adding more storage space for users’ files. Accordingly, T&D has doubled the amount of long-term file storage space for users to 20MB. The wireless RTR-500 series data files are very space-efficient–20MB of storage translates to over 5 million readings! These dataloggers record temperature, humidity, and many more values. Read more on our Product Announcements page.
How to Configure Your Accsense Datalogger System
CAS DataLoggers Accsense gateways (B1-0x) and network pods (A2-0x) are shipped from the factory configured for DHCP. When they are plugged into the network and turned on, they will try to obtain an IP address, DNS, and gateway address from the local DHCP server. If they successfully obtain this information they will then try to contact the Accsense server at Accsense.com. This communication will be initiated by the pod (outgoing only) using HTTPS on port 443. Read more on our Accsense Technical Articles page.
CAS DataLoggers Takes Over Accsense Manufacturing
CAS DataLoggers is pleased to announce that we have now moved manufacturing for our Accsense Monitoring and Alarming Systems in-house to offer our customers a wider range of repair services and more frequent firmware updates. This deepens our strong commitment to supplying low-cost wired and wireless fridge and freezer monitoring solutions for your medical, life science, and industrial temperature monitoring applications. Read more on our Press Releases page.
7 Steps to Change Communication Channels on Your Wireless Accsense System
Accsense wireless real-time monitoring systems are commonly used in hospitals, pharmacies and businesses for applications such as fridge and freezer monitoring. Infrequently, facilities have an issue with interference caused by their own equipment such as walkie-talkies, in-hospital communications systems, and cordless phones. With this in mind, CAS DataLoggers has put together this quick checklist to walk you through changing the communication channels on your wireless Accsense system. Read more on our Accsense Technical Articles page.