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# BTiny Mission sensor usage scenario

* Start the Mission/Transport using one of these two methods:
  * from Boomerang web client on a PC or Smartphone, choose immediate or a scheduled start
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    This method works for all BTiny temperature loggers,
  * from BTINY009 tactile push button while it is within the wireless range of a
    \
    CloudConnector.
* Put the temperature logger in the package and ship it. If the logger is within wireless range of a CloudConnector, the temperature will be logged on-line and updated in Boomerang.
* After the package reception, stop the mission, using one of the methods described above.
  \
  In case of a scheduled mission, it will be stopped automatically at the mission stop time or it may be
  \
  stopped by the user using tap on BTINY009 or from the Boomerang web client. To stop the mission using tap on BTINY009 it must be in range of the CloudConnector.
* Bring the sensor into the Cloud Connector range to ensure all logged data are stored in Boomerang.

After that, the data are stored in the system as a mission in a real measuring point.


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