Introduction
Performing service work on your monitor, such as changing filters or measuring flow rates, can cause the gas or particle readings to fluctuate. It’s important you identify service-related work so that any fluctuations related to that work can be excluded from air quality reports.
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From the Aeroqual Connect of Aeroqual Cloud home screen, click Calibration and Service.
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Select Manual Entry from the side menu.
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Click Start beside Manual service mode.
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A Service mode pending message appears before the monitor service successfully enters service mode.
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Any data created from your service work will now be labelled Service. (Normally data is labelled Sample.)
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After you've finished your maintenance work, return to the Manual Entry screen and click Stop.
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A Service mode stop pending message appears, giving you the option to cancel this action if you want.
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A data analyst can now use the Inlet column to filter out service data when performing quality control, calculating hourly or daily averages or writing air quality reports.
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For further support, contact Technical Support.
For further support, contact Technical Support.
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