Registering data during a limited time.
Most objects have measuring points (MPs) that send readings continuously.
Sometimes you only monitor parameters for a limited time. Transport monitoring is a common example.
In Boomerang, this time-limited data is stored as a mission.
Missions use BTiny gateways and BTiny mission sensors (Mission Loggers).
To store mission data, create a mission object in the system. Assign mission MPs to the mission object.
Mission MPs can be:
Real mission MPs: store readings received directly from BTiny mission sensors.
Virtual mission MPs: store imported or moved mission readings.
You can register mission measurements using:
BTiny mission sensors.
Logger cards.
BTiny mission sensors (Mission Loggers) are described in ICU Scandinavia Transport Solution.
Sensors log temperature offline or online.
The data is uploaded online, if the sensor is within range of a Cloud Connector.
Readings are sent to the Boomerang 3 server and stored in real mission MPs.
If needed, mission data can be moved from real to virtual mission MPs.
The BTiny temperature loggers are battery-operated.
They have an internal memory buffer for continuous logging during transport.
The logger communicates with the Boomerang cloud when it is within wireless range of a Cloud Connector.
BTiny temperature loggers can log temperatures from -196°C up to +120°C.
Logger cards are described in Logger cards documentation.
Logger cards register temperature offline.
Readings are sent to the Boomerang 3 server using the Logger Card client application.
Readings are stored in virtual mission MPs.
Follow BTiny Mission sensor usage to start and stop a transport mission.
See Mission handling for how mission objects and MPs are structured.
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