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Polski In this section you'll learn how to access recording details, share temperature report, upload data to cloud and more.
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By pressing the “Recording details” button, you will be taken to the page where you can press any of these 4 buttons: “Temperature graph”, “Share temperature report”, “Upload data to cloud” and “Download PDF report”.
If the “Recording details” button is inactive, exit the application and bring the logger close to the smartphone.
Temperature & humidity graph
In order to access the temperature & humidity graph (if your logger measures humidity), just press the “Temperature graph” button.
Try to drag it with your fingers to widen or shrink the graph.
Temperature and humidity graph enables you to see the history of measurement in form of a graph.
Temperature graph will be shown in a blue color and humidity graph in an orange color.
Share temperature report
In order to share your temperature report press the “Share temperature report” button.
You can send it either by email, message, Bluetooth or other means. The report will be sent in the form of a CSV document.
Upload data to cloud
In order to upload the data to cloud, press the “Upload data to cloud” button.
- A new window will pop up where you will be able to input your bluConsole account login details. You can choose to upload as anonymous and automatically upload to the cloud at each reading by checking the field “Remember decision”.
Press the “OK” text to save the details.
Download PDF report
When you scan the loggers, the question “Do you want download PDF report” will pop up automatically.
You can choose to remember the decision to have PDF reports downloaded automatically at each reading.
Press the “YES” text to save the report.
If you press the “NO” text, or if the question did not appear, follow the instructions below.
Press the “Download PDF report” button to save the report on your phone.
You will find the report in the “My files” app on your smartphone inside a “Download history” or “Documents” folder. You can then send it to others or upload it to your computer.
Depending on your smartphone model the app name, like “My files” (this is a place where your files are shown), or the folder names, like “Download history”, may differ.
