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--- en:cold_chain:getting_started [2021/02/15 03:48] – rowena
+++ en:cold_chain:getting_started [2022/05/24 21:53] (current) – Pricing is unreliable at best.. Adam Dewey
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-Once the mSupply ColdChain application is open on the device, it will prevent the device from going to sleep.  For this reason, we recommend you keep the device connected to a power supply when using mSupply ColdChain.
+<WRAP center round tip 90%> Once mSupply ColdChain is open on the device, it will prevent the device from going to sleep.  For this reason, we recommend you keep the device connected to a power supply when using mSupply ColdChain. </WRAP>
+==== Sensors ====
+Manufacturer: Blue Maestro
+Model: DSCTHD001
+(There is a bug in the firmware of model DSCTEMP001 - The above model is the same electronics, but without the firmware bug)
+Alternative sensor: Laird BT510
 ==== Permissions and peripherals ====
-The first time you open the mSupply ColdChain Application, it will guide you through enabling permissions and turning on required peripherals.
-  - Allow the application to access photos, media and files on your device: this will allow the export of log data to the device for report and email purposes.
-  - Allow the application to access this device’s location: this will allow the Android’s low energy Bluetooth to work.
-  * Unordered List ItemPressing OK will take you to the Location to ensure that it is turned on (as indicated).
-  * You will be prompted to confirm Bluetooth permission.  Select allow.
-Once a sensor is linked to the mSupply Cold Chain Application, it will be automatically synchronised via Bluetooth according to the user-programmable schedule. The mSupply ColdChain application requires Bluetooth to be enabled in order to receive temperature logs. If Bluetooth is disabled when the application is operating, the user will be prompted to reconnect.
+The first time you open mSupply ColdChain, it will guide you through enabling permissions and turning on required peripherals //if// they have not already been set correctly.
+<WRAP center round important 60%>
+If devices are managed through a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_device_management|Mobile Device Management]] (MDM) system, then the permissions described here will likely need to configured through a policy / profile in the MDM, and will not be configurable on the device as described here.
+</WRAP>
+  - ''Allow'' the application to access photos, media and files on your device: this will allow the export of log data to the device for report and email purposes.
+{{ :en:cold_chain:pasted:20210215-041727.png }}
+  - ''Allow'' the application to access this device’s location: this will allow the Android’s low energy Bluetooth to work.
+    * Pressing ''OK'' will take you to the Location to ensure that it is turned on.
+    * You will be prompted to confirm Bluetooth permission.  Select ''Allow''.
+{{ :en:cold_chain:pasted:20210215-041442.png?500 }}
+Once a sensor is linked to mSupply ColdChain, it will be automatically synchronised via Bluetooth according to the user-programmable schedule. mSupply ColdChain requires Bluetooth to be enabled in order to receive temperature logs. If Bluetooth is disabled when the application is operating, the user will be prompted to reconnect.
+{{ :en:cold_chain:pasted:20210215-041857.png }}
+\\ If the device is turned off, mSupply ColdChain is closed, or Bluetooth is disabled, the sensor will store up to 20,000 temperature logs as per the sensor settings. After 20,000 logs, the sensor will overwrite the oldest logs. When the device, mSupply ColdChain application or Bluetooth is enabled again, please allow a few log intervals for transfer of all saved logs.
+\\ <WRAP center round info 60%> We recommend that each device should be linked to a maximum of six sensors. Each sensor should only be linked to one device. </WRAP>
+For information on how to link sensors to mSupply ColdChain please go to [[en:cold_chain:settings#sensor_settings|Sensor Settings]].
+\\
+\\
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